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Ninr•r•-'t" 7— ' UMBUR 11 511 • . _f i ; itt L i n SI;!:14'.•:- PA/4"): THE COUNTY FIRE OFFICE and PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, REGEN . rsTREqr, were the •ORI GINAL 'OFFICES which effected Insurances up iii the principle *of combining the security of an adequate Permanent -Capital (in hddition to the fluctuating Funds arising from the Premiums) with the beneficial Rule of returning, at stated periods, the Surplus of the Annual Premiums to the Contributors, after paying Losses and Xs prunes- The importance of this improvement is acknowledged try extraordinary Public Approbation, and by the numerous imita tions of it, which new Offices hare lately off. red, and which older -ones have adopted in changing their Constitutions. 'Mt principle is of chief value, because as it yields, by the spec:fie SUMS insured, and the RETURN of the SURPLUS, the fullest Value, for the DErosrrs, Persons have no reasonable motive for yenturiog on the ;ere of reduced and insufficient Premiums proposed to them by Adventurers, and which has led to frequent instances of disappoint- Mem and ruin. CAPITALS, s MILLION STERLING and upwards. • SEVENTY-FIFE THOUSAND PERSONS have sought Protection in the Courts Orrice, and have found it. . CLAIMS have been paid to Sixtecn Hundred Claimants. Exempt from the Expenses of Lawsuits, and also from the Sacri fcc of an enormous Commission to Agents, to which some New )ices submit, to indneethem to canvass for Business, great accu mulations have been made. In these, Persons who now insure, yarticipate equally with the original Members. • RETURNS of es and 20 per Cent. in consequence, have been , invariably paid to all Persons who have continued insured Seven' Tears, upon 4ws - uht, as well as upon septennial Policies, and whe ther they have been Claimants for losses, or otherwise—S43,ooo have been returned in this way to about 25,000 Persons insured, within the Irst Nine Years—an important advantage which another Insurance Office existing has afforded. BONUSES of £l7, Bs. and £26 12s• per Cent. have been paid cl Life rolicies. Iu g few dais will be published, RIVINGTONS' .ANNUAL RUGISTER, for the • Year 1822 ; in one large Volume, 8v o. price 18e. In boards. ri Lately published, the Volume for 1821, price 18s. of which an Account is given in the'British Critic for Jtalte, 1825; also, for the Year 1620 (commencing with his present Majesty's Reign), price .18s:--St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo place, Pall-mall. Jaimary 1, 1824. . CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE. • • 'This day; 'was ptililislied, price 2;. 6d. dedicated to Lord Eldon, -with i . Portralt. 'PRE' 'PERCY ANECDOTES; containing Anec- AL dines of Justice, by SHOLTO and REUBEN rimeY,' Brothers of the Benedictine Monastery, Mont Banger. `,• This work is the same from which Thorn:ll in his defence respecting the Murder of Mr. IVeare, drew so many curious case of Circumstantial Evidence. The Percy Anecdotes is now quite completed in 41 Pacts, and abounds with a great multiplicity of ar ticles of the highest interest and most entertairing nature on all the subjects which it embraces. Each Part is complete in itself and sold separately, price 2s. 6d. UNIFORM WlTl~ .' f.lili 0T ER CORY*ATIONX This diy were pell4l;ed s icOgio: price Ts. CONVEItSATIC6IS )N Titg BIBLE.- BY A • - Printed for Henry Colburrtiiii Ctisittn'ttittiritet: surgaton PRF.SFNT FOR YOUTH: • . This day was published, In - titian Bvo. price 7s. 1111SRACTICAL IKDONI ; or, The MANUAL of A- LIFE: . the Counsels of Eminent Nen to teir Children; Comprisiog, those of Sir Walter Raleigh, Lord Burltigh, Sir /Ivory Sidney; the'Eati of S:r:drird, Francis ()shorn, Sir Matthew the Earl of Bedford, and Tenjatuin Franklin : with the lives of the I Authors. lisinted for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. LIST OF THE SUBJI7.CTS AND PORTRAITS CON- . , • . TAINED IN THE WORK. TART 1. HU AIA NITY, with a Portrait of W. Wilberforce, Esq. Ml'. 2. ELOQUENCE Portrait-of Lord Erskine. 3. YOUTH Portrait of the Son of Sir George Dallas. 4. GEORGE 111. AND HIS FAMILY Portraits of his late Majesty, and also of oqr resent - Sovereign. •' • 5. ENTRILPHISE Portrait of Moog° Park. . 6. CAPTIVITY Portrait of Sir-Sidney Smith. 7. SCIENCE Portrait of the late Sir .Joseph IL HEROISM . Portrait of the Marquess of Anglesta. 9. JUSTICE Portrait of Lord Eldon. NEW SOUTH WALES. ...mmillIn•••—• • Extract of a litter f,o n a professional Gentleman hi New Norfolk, Van Diemen 's Land, to his sister in Scot land, clated 6th-May, 1929 :--" I.should wish to give you 211 accurate account of this country, but it is a more difficult thing than you could think. As an irtha bited coal:try-it is•'quite - in its infancy. Until within these four or five years there Were few inhabitants' but convict:, from Great Dtilfaiu — ; &it dark's; the Ls-t three years; the nditiber of gettlers hag been' ihirneOse,' anti new Ships full of ernigi-ints ai-e.ftst Arriving ; a great many of these are fram Scotland. A 'settler, on : bis first arrival and settlement, ,has a,great :zany prieg. tions to undergo; and as almost all 'the explored country is now • occupied, he has' a" great way tb ggo into the interior. The Country is intitely ctivered with wood. The breeding and tearing of sheep 'Aid cattle are the great objects, tillage • Wing- a- loAng .concern unless ,in the vicinity of towns. Sheep are a most profitable concerti, and a man who has a thou- • Viand ewes may almost be said 'to be worth• ,sand * pond& 'per 'annum ; fir the ewes •mostly lanib , twlce in the' year, 'and there is a great demand for them at- all times. :Theis price is 20s. to 255. a head. The ;country is full of cattle, and yet there is little milk to be seen, and still Jess butter, and no cheese but what is brought from England. The servants are all convicts, • and though the idea may horrify you, it is soon not ~ [ thought of. In many respects they are better off than at home. A convict cannot bear to be called by that name, but considers the name of prisoner mach less op probrious. It requires a great deal of caution to avoid the ill will of this class of people; and. unfortunately their is easily excited. The climate here is very pleasant; it is not ;lot, but far milder than in Scotland. In winter snow sometimes falls, bu,t always. disappears by ten o'clock. The rivers never freeze, and the winter •day it like the summer; in Scotland. A plant will grow herfi' as Much in one year as in two or threeit home. There are no native fruits; but apples, pearl, peaches, apricots, grapes, figs, almonds, &c. have ball' imported into this country, and grow most luauriantly3 gardens, however, are yet in their infancy, apples ?Ad peaches being the . only abundant fruits. Tea is 2s. 6d. to 4s. per lb. sugar is Sc!. to 4d. per'lb. and butcher meat is 10.1• per lb. and at present can scarcely be got here. At . New Norfolk, wheie the - e is no market, it can scarcely be had at all, but more from want of sys tem than anything - else. AU kinds of clothing are very dear, and everything which is brought from - Great Bri tain ; but money, althoUgh scarce, is little by the common people. A servant here would think jets of a shilling than a man of the same class at Mime would of a •penny. An artificer of any kind can'eara ' 10s. or even 20s. a day with much ease ; but they are almost all given to drain houses, and - only work when compelled. This vice prevails in all .classes to some extent. As may be expected from the dais 'of pe'pre who compose a great part of the inhabitants, vice, in general, is very prevalent, and is net looked on with such detestation as at home.. Marriage is regarded et a mere ceremony, and thought quite UplieCeS:Ai y among the lower orders, and conjugal -fidelity is rarely to be met with ; but an improvement •in theSe 'respects is be ginning to appear, principally from the greater wen mkt' to public morals which is paid by the Govern- Ment OfEers. GEOGRAPHY AND MAP. DRAWING. giEACI-1 ERS of GEOGRAPHY are respectfully •IL informed that the following superior OUTLINE MAPS, on a large scale, with the Boundary Lines, &c. traced, according , to the latest Authorities, are just published, as under: IMPERIAL 'OUTLINE MAPS of EUROPE, ASIA, AFRICA, AMERICA, and ENGLAND and WALES, printed on superfine thick Drawing Paper ; and intended as a finished Exer cise for Senior Pupils. The size'26 inches by 22. Price si. each. Also, OUTLINE MAPS (Projections only), of the Eastern and Western Hemispheres, Europe, Asia, Africa, America, and Eng land and Wales, printed on fine medium Drawing Paper ; particu larly adapted for School Exercises. Price Is. each. Separate Maps, as keys to the above, Is. 6d. each, or 2s. coloured. Printed for G. and W. 13. Whittaker, Asie-Maria-lane. 10. INSTINCT Portrait of the &trick Shepherd. 11. HUMOUR Portrait of George Colman, the Younger. 13. IMAGINATkON Portrait of Sir Walter Scott. 1,;. FIDELITY • Portrait of the Marquess of Haring,. 14. FINE ARTS Portrait of - Sir Thomas Laivren'cp, Kat. HOSPII'ALITY Portrait of Thomas William coke, K.q. 18. THE DAR Portrait of Tisonkaa.Deuham, Esq. ILI'. 17. GENII'S Portrait of Robert Southey, Esq. 18. SHIPWRECK Portrait of Capt. Sir AI. 'Maxwell, K.B. 19. PULPIT Portrait of the Reel Daniel Wilson;A:Al. 20. INDUSTRY Portrait of Robert Owen, Esqr of Lazark. 21. BENEFICENCE Portrait of Mrs ; Elizabeth FO. Acr.Nis are appointed in all the principal Towns. UPSET PRICE FARTHER REDUCED. EXTENSIVE and VALUABLE PRINTNVORKS, MILLS, and FAXIM, in PERTHSHIRE, for SALE. 22. EXILE Y 3. WAR • Portrait of Napoleint Bonarrte. Portrait of the Doke of. Vo'ellioston. 24. P.4S.TI ME Portrait of the Earl of- Darling 25. PATRIOTISM Portrait of Berl ( INtssitiliain. 28. COMMERCE -Portraieof John Julius Augerstein; Eq. 27. TH E STAGE Portrait of Mrs. Sidduns. • : 23. CRIME and PUNISHMENT Portrait of Sir J. Maeltintosb. 29. TRAVELLING Portrait of Edward MAW Clarke, SO. LITERATURE Portrait of Jobs Niehols; Pi+ F. MS. There will be Exposed to SALE by PUBLIC AUCTION, Within the George Inn, Perth, on FRIDAY, the 6th day of February next, at One o'Ll.;ck Afternoon (if nut previously Sold by Fri- • vate Bargain), Z: IE Extensive and well-known PRINTWORKS of, RUTH VEN, with the Paper, Corn, and Barley Ilills l thereof, comprehending many powerful Waterfalls • as also the Farm of Ruthven ; consisting of about Two Hundre d and Twenty [cots, or Two Hundred and Seventy-five English Acres, or thereby. And likewise a Lease, whereof thirty-one years are yet to run of the Castle of Hunting-tower, Dwelling-houses ' and School House adjoining; the whole. in one lot, as more fully described in former Advertirements, at the reduced upset price of £38,000. Should the whole not be sold in one parcel, the following parts thereof, will, at the same time and place, be exposed to Sale in one Lot, viz. Ituthven Printworks, with about Sixty Acres of Land, Scots measure, with the right of all the Watel falls within the bounds thereof, all the Workshops, Dwelling and other Houses, Water wheels, Machinery, Sluices, the whole Bleaching, Printing, and Dying Apparatus and :Machinery, all as more fully dost;ribed in . former Advertisements, at the reduced upiet price of X 20,000. N.B. This Lot, if . not 'O4l, will then be_ Let. For furtly:r particulars application may be made to Messrs. John sod James Miller, Writers, Perth. - Perth, December 17, 1823. EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPJEDIA. This day was published, ll.lndsomely printed in quarto, and illustrated by eleven Engrav ings from Original Drawings, Vol. XVL Part 11. (price One Guinea boards) of 'HE EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPit DIA ; or, Dic tionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature. Conducted by DAVID BREWSTER, LL.D. F. R.S. London, and Sec. R. S. Edinburgh, &c. &c. With the assistance of Gentlemen eminent in Science and Literature. The following are the principal Articles in the present half vo lume:—Persia Perth—Perthshire Peru— Petersburgh—Pe trarch—Philadelphia—Philippine Isles—Phovhorescence—Physi cal Geography—Physiology—Piano-Forte—Pitt, Lord Chatham Pitt, William—Plague—Pianetarx Machines—Phyfair, Professor —Plymouth Town and Dock—Plymouth Breakwater—Pi:en:l)a, tics—Poetry— Poisons—Poland. A few Copies are splendidly printed on tile finest royal paper, with proof impressions of the plates, £2.. 12s. C. each Part in laoards. Print e d for William Blickwothl, and Waugh and Inner, Edin-. burgh ; Join Murray, I.4ltiwin, tradock, and Joy, J. M. Richards son, London; and the other Proprietors. 31. WOMAN Portrait of Mrs.. Hannah More.• •• 5?.. HONOUR Portrait of H. R. H. tile Duke of York. 35. FASHION Portrait of.the Marchioness of Stafford. 14. musre Portrait of William Crotch; bins: D. 55. THE SENATE Portrait of the lit. iron. George Canning. 36. 'CONVIVIALITY Portrait of Thomas Moore, Esq. 37. INGENUITY, Portrait of Jobn Rennie, Esq. 38. I N TEG It ITY Portrait of Lord Liverpool. ECCENTRICITY Portrait of John Farquhar, Esq. 40. DOM F.STIC LIFE Portrait of the late Princess Charlotte. 41. Twenty Engraved Titles, General Index, and Preface. Each Part is complete in itself, and sold separately, price 2s. 61. Also just published, The Percy Histories, by Sholto and Reuben Percy, Brothers of the Benedictine Monastery,'lNlont 13mzer ; with Portraits, Mar; and Views, Parts 1,2, 3, and 4, pticc Bs. 6d. each. Printed' for T. Boys, 7, ; and sold by Oliver and Boyd, Ealinburgb, and all other Booksellers. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS WORTH of TABLE LINEN and SIIEETINGS to be SOLD cheap ; owing to the death of James Graham, Minufactiteer of Table Linen, the whole of his Stock has been consigned to his Brother-in-Law, at 78, Oxford-street, the firm of 7:IALCOTT and JAWS, for immediate disposal. The Executors having fixed the price. no abatement can be made. Ladies are assured that they are full one third less than any other House in. London can even obtain them, much less dispose of them ; for as the quantity precludes the possii bility of inserting, all the different prices. a few only are given as under; also d-Bths and 7-9ths Napkins to match all the cloths, which extend from the sm.diest size to the largest ever made, with every intermediate size and quill[,- Slch en nprortunity seldom occurs; and what renders it more worthy of attention is, that the sales are to be made entirely fo: thp advantage of the family of the deceased. Breakfast Cloths, 5-4ths square, •Is. 6d. each ; 6-4ths square, 2s. 6d. 8-4ths square, '3B. 9d. 2i long, g 2 svide.,,7l. the same ., size, fine Hembro' damask,'9s. the finest quality, I ls. 91 3 yards' long, 24 wide damask, 13s. 6d. sold at every other house for Ws. damask cloths, 3} long and 24 wide, 17s. 64. 4 yards long rich damask, 20s. napkins, 7s. per dozen, five damask do. lls. dinner, napkins t 161. 6d. per dozen,. fine damask (10. 20s. Russia sheeting 644. per yard, very strong do. 94. 1# Wide, Is. an exetllentenake of Russia sheeting, 24 wide, 2s. 31. 24 wide, 2s. 6d. 3 yards wide, 2s. 9d. with Irish sheeting of every width and quality equally cheap. lie particular PAN I'HEON HOUSE, 78. Oxford street., corner of.lVinslcy-street, and exaedyOiposite the Pantheon. This day was published, In Bvo. price 14s. boards, the Second Edition, of • A DICTIONARY of the ENGLIS II LANGUAGE al IL in which the Words. are deduced from their Originals, ex plained in their different Meanings, and authorised by the Names of the Writers in whose NVorks they are found. By SAMUEL JOHNSON, LLD. Abridged from the Rev. H. J. Todd's corrected and enlarged qoarto Edition, by ALEXANDER CFI A LM E IS, F.S. A. t.l - 0 - - This yelume contains every Word in Mr. Todd's Edition ; and above Fourteen Thousand more than were given in Dr. John son's Abridgment. The whole forms the most extensive Vocabu- Lry ever PArbli.hed, 1194.71 a consequence of the Additions intro duced by Mr. Todd, it becomes a complete Glossary of the early English Writere. London: Printed for C. and J. Rivingtoni J. Scatcherd ; J. Cuthell; J. Nunn; Longman, Hurst, axes, Orme, and Co. T. Cad.:ll; J. and W. T. Clarke; Harvey and Damn; J. and A. Arch; S. Bagster ; Boosey and Sum; J. Booker; Kingsbury, Par bury, and Allen ; J. Richardson; J. M. Richardson ; J. Mawman ; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy; A. K. Newman and Co. Sherwood and Co. T. Trg,g; T. Hamilton; G. and W. B. Whittaker; R. Hunter; J. Collingwood ; Rodwell and Martin; li. Saunders; Simpkin and Marshall; G. Mackie; W. Pickering; Wilson and Sons, York; and Sterling and Slade, Edinburgh. Of whom may he had,' Mr. Todd's Edition of Johnson s Dictionary, complete in four volumes 4to. price XI I. Ils. boards. THE NEW COMET. TTIE Appearance Of a New Comet at a season of the' year so favourable to the Study of the 'Heavens, renders it not improper to announce that the inlaying Works have recently appeared on this most interesting and sublime of the Sciences: I. The l'ornoeits of the Bosoms, displayed in a Series of popu- In LI ctures, and a greater nur•.iber of striking Embellishments than t7;7 before appeared in any Work of this nave. Price 10s. od. 0r,125. calf, gilt. 2. & 4 1:Iket GBASMA It Of the VLEMENTS of A clitat MIY, in all Its 8. - anches, and also uncommonly.rich in Engravings, price 9s. 6d. b.‘and. ,th Works contain the fullest details on the subject of Comets, art connected with the latter are 500 Questions, printed in a quarto Cup7-hook for Students. Printed for G. apd W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Ma:IL-lane, London; ',Why Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh ; and by all Booksellers. Of whom may also be had, with a full Article on Astronomy, (Jranmr of Natural Philosophy, price 61. 6d. bound, with a quarto Copy-book, containing 500 Questions for Students iu Pbilos(Thy. POPULAR AND IMPROVED SPELLIEGJ3OOILS, Limed for G. and W. RWllnerapea, Ave Mariavlane, Lopdon. 13INNOCK'S EXPLANATORY ENGLISEtSPEL LIN G -BOOK ; comprising numerous Spelling and Reading Lessons, progressively arranged and classed, according to the capa city of the Learner; and in which are introduced original Lessons on every Month of the Year, with a copious and familiar Esplana. ten of the Fasts and Festival* observed in the Church of England; forming also a complete X& to the Alinanack, &c. &c. The Ninth Elition, enlarged and improved. 12mo. price Is. 6d. bound. Iloscas's IF.obtastr Errostros ; .of,a New Explanatory gpelling %auk : containing an Alphabetkal Arranlement of the most useful, proper, and appropriate Words in the English Language, divided foto Syllaltie properly accented and explained. By the Rev. J. Derma, A.AI. Fifth Edition. 12mo. price Is. 6d. bound. The Sciurrust Srxu.l):c-soox ; being an Introduction to " the Chririan Reader,' and all other Religious BoAs : contain- TiNei of Words selected from the Old and New "Icsfatnents, to which are annexed their Meaning and Pronunciation, together with a variety of easy and familiar Readiri• . Less.. m, taken from the Buly Scriilures. 12mo. price Is. 6d. bound. Tinsr Srattrito-soot for Cutrantax : containing a Selection of SPelbn; Lessons only, in natural and approprine gradation, in tended as an Introductory Assistant to " Duncan's English Exposi tion." I Smo. price is. bound. The t'attru's FIRST Boor; or an Easy Key to Reading: consist ing of M onos yll a bl es on l y . Price 3d. The Mr.aroasaw Pitmen; or, Einr.ock's &rend Book for Chil dren at an early Ag..: in which considerable pains have been taken io adal.t it to their capacities. Price Cd. BIAsLET 9 S DICTATION EXEltons; being a new and practicrol Sys tem or perfecting Children in Orthography, and of teaching ti • in to distinguish and properly apply Words of similar Sound, thuogn of ddrerk:tit Meaning. Price is. 6d. JAMES COLU,NS, of No. 12, Vigo-Line, Regent street, who was many years with Mrs. Wit.sMa,- whose business he conducted until the period of its relinquishment, being fully authorised to announce himself as her successor, begs respect; fully to inform the Nohility and Gentry; that having made consi derable purchases at the Sale on advantageous terms, he submits to their inspection a large assortment of Fashionable Plate and Plated Goods of the most approved patterns, as well as Detonating and Flint Guns, by alt the best makers, Travelling Pistols, Court Dress Swords, Blunderbusses, &c. and hopes, by strict adherencesto the plait of conducting business pursued by his predecessor, to be fa voured with the same confidence which she so long enjoyed. J. C. being well acquainted with the necessary requisites for nentleineu going to India, engages to supply them in a manner not to be equalled in any house In London. I rent a house and fared of twenty-two acres at New Norfolk, for which I.pay SOL per annum.. New Norfolk lies nn the bank.: of the tiver Derwent, a ma jestic river, Which is nivigable%ai far ai this, ten*. eight mile's from the sea, and rweatyfronl Hobart-m*lC It is theinoit respectable settleinent on the island,. and the neighbouring country is almost entirely occupied br Scotch families; most of them - have large grants of land, a thousand. acres or more. Notwithstanding, there is little society. Men, on arriv ing here, s e em to change their dispositions, and acquire an. extraordinary degrde of selfishness, the effect, perhaps, of misforttnteat home, which most of them have more or le4S'suffered.• who.havc come jo this country as settlers, with small capitals of 5001. or 6001. have been much deceived, their e•talllishment being much-more difficult than thet had been led to expect. Irt-gene:ral, flow-ever, they are in a way to have all the comforts of life **Loot difficulty ctr dependence, although no rapid fortunes ate to be JMPORTANT FAMIJ.Y 1300 K, Thiq day was published, in Six Vols. royal lento. illustrated by 250 Copper-plate*, and other superior Engravinzs, mane of them' coloured after Nature, of ru exti a large sizv, and all of them very etrectivoin character, price .C 3 10s. boards ; or, for i'crsons who wish to colour their own Plates, at £3 in boards, 'MATURE DISPLAYED in the lIEAYENS•and .1.1 upon Ilse RA RTH, according to the latest Di4cuenries, sod tgA: best 'slattern Authorities. . - Hy SIIIIKON SHAW, LL.D. ' The whole of the Engravings have been printed uniformly. :Alai°, constituting a Glisen Avt.s.s of Naives., containing nearly 3uo sheets of Engravings, with full and special Dtacriptiuos • which At:a4 is told by itself, at V. 10s. in boards, or a l'2s. 6:i. half -I),:und ; while purchasers of the Atlas ma} al..° be accoMmodlted nith the ].otter-press by itself, in three Vol, at 11. Its. 6d. Printed for 0. and W. B. Whittaker. Avir-Maria-line, London; said by after and Boyd, Edinburgh, and by all Booksellers. IL This is the most complete :rid splendid View of Nature, in . , all it, departments, which has PpEraret. in any Language; and is h • r Y respect one of the must Out: end attractive Woilieever re'rtshed in Fitgland—likely to thirty a 'permanent ioputatioos and to onier unexampled populaiity tact O.: se important studies. The 4 Tr.as or INATCII4 serves, iu regard to Its subjects, the purpose of as A.las of Maps in the study of Geography; and its fascinating ciarae:er renders it a Royal road co inuarkdge, and a !level.-failing n..r:rce of amusement arid instruction. lea ice execution this new • Na•mre Displayed" embraces all the objects of the 14; ceichrateil wsr , lt of the abbe La Pioche; but it is tar more cripious, muck • in embellishments, and compteltrinis evert modern riietoVery. :~-_- _~, .~a S' ; .'.11. 7 7"., :!;6,174i, DIAL WEIGHING MACHINES. II MARRIOTT having obtaine,i his M.Tjesty ' s 1..1.• Royal Letters Patent, for an improvement in Weighing hlachines, begs leave to recomtaer.:l them to the Public, as the most perfect and useful article for that purpose ever COnf tr,ucted ; for accuracy, simplicity, expedition, and portability, it stands unrivalled, as it ns'TANTLY shows the exact weight of any article from One Ounce to a Ton, without the use of Weights, thereby saving time and labour. 'king perfectly portable s it may be used in any situation—its universal utility must therefore be undeniable for Domestic purposes; in Shops, Warehouses, Coach Orlices, Market Houses, Barns; on Wharfs; at Races and Pairs; for Cattle, Corn, May, Wool, &c.; or foil Loading heavy Articles, it may be attaihril to the chain of a crane, and shew the 'lc/eight at the time of craning; it may be also made with a chair to weigh Persons. — From its extreme simplicity, it is scarcely possible to be inaccurate ; yet, if it ever should be so, there is an adjusting Screw which will momentarily, correct it. 11. MA ettorr begat° Caution the Public against several Spurious Imitations of his excellent and useful Invention, whicli are attempted to be introduced; none are on :his genuine PaterttPrtattiPle that have. not a label with his name over the King's Aims. H. MAeasorrhaving made considerable improvements in Ma PASEICTICITCHZII COOKINO 1114AILAteS, feels a confidence is recom mending it to the Public, as a must complete article for Roasting, Baking, Bonin, and Steaniieg, with reotiorny in fuel, by one mo derate sized Fire, and with a constant supply of from Twelve to 'Tiventy Gallons of Iloc Water; also Warm Ciosets for airing Linen, keeping Dinnerhot, heating Mee, Dishes, &c.; the Cook ing Utensib are never soiled, and it is a ro!.tffea Clete for a Smokey Chimney. A new Pates:i Putt able Cooking Apparatus, embracing the foregoing advantages , well calculated for Ships, of situations where there is no chimney, atid peculiarly advantageous for the Foreigu Markets. Kitchen.; feted up with Steam Apparatus, em bracing all the late improvements; b iths, conservatories, halls, stair cases, and Windings heated by Steam, upon a principle of perfect security. Also, an Improved Patent Spring Roasting Jack to obviate the necessity of weight or pulleys. The whole maybe seen daily en use at the P A temee's.AJ:imaractory, London ciouse, 69, Fleet-street, London; and bad of most of the teepeetabre IrOnmtsrigt.rs through out England. • Ancitot Armour repaired and re-instated hilts °dealt perfet. Bought, Sold, eie Ler Mire. tion. Armour Manufactured, Sinokey Chiaiaiis cured on phttosophleig rrtiittptet. w~~~ soma_ 1"2111.1111115gliiii'v MI LONIA)N REPOSITORY for the. CABINET-MAKERS SOCIETY, for every Description of CABINET FURNI TURE., FEATHER BED and MATTRESS MANUFAC- : TORY, N 0.71, Corneraf LP.. ADEN lj A 14-STR EET, London, opplsite Aldgate Pump, Rza9r AL:Okla OtiLlf. • THE Sscicty of Cabinet-Mikers riespectfully inform the Public that they still continue the above Establishment, for the Benefit of Inchtstrions Mechanics who haye large Families,. by•otfering then[ Manufactured Articles in tbe Cabinet Line, of the best Workmanship, and Cheapertianti any house can dblit London, there being no other prat required on the Goods but the bare house and other expenses; at the same time will be sufficiently sa- - tistied with having constant employment fur themselves and families. This Society was Established in June, 1818, consisting of 20 . Mechanics, adding the number of their ,Wives and Families, amounted to 6G. The total Number now receiving Support through. the Means of this Establishment is 125. Mechanics; adding the number of Wives and Children, 625. The SUciety and their Families beg leave to return their sincere thanks to those Lcdies and Gentlemen who have hitherto honoured them with their Orders and Recommendations, and shall always fear happy in their erideavou i rs to give future satisfaction at the nam.: time. solicit a Continuance of their Benevolence, whereby they may he enabled to increase the Number of the Society. The following Articlea are inserted as a Specimen of the very Low Prices, all warranted.-Ready Money only. Full size :Mahogany four-post Bedstead, lath bottom £3. 163,- Full size tent Bedstead Xl. 0.-Bordered hair Antress to fit. XL h.-Mahogany Drawer, solid ends £3. :U.-Feather -Six £2. 10s.- - Ditto, free from dust and smell, full size £3. 104. Six japanned Chairs of any description is oil Xt. 0.-Best do. Wash hand-stand 165.-Ditto, Dressing Table 10.-hearth Riles 14,". -3 feet 6 inches, Chest of Drawers £4. 4a.-Three-loot ma:.ogany Pembroke Table Xl. 183.-Three-foot ditto ou pillars and claws £3. 155.-Mahogany Dressing Table XL-Ditto Bidett, best s£l. 45.-Ditto Box Glass, 2 drawers, best British Plate 155.- , Ditto dittO £l. 65.-Ditto Swing Glass, large size, commode 33.- Ditto ditto 41. Ditto ditto Bs.-Ditto ditto 125.-Tray Stand 7s. -Long Mahogany Tray 125.-Japanned gook Shelf 75.-Tea Caddy 10s.-Music Chairs-any pattern Bs. 6d.-Eight Mahogany Chairs, covered with horse hair, brass nailed £6. 65.-8 ditto ditto £6. 153.-8 ditto ditto £7. 75.-S Trafalgar ditto £B. 83.-Ma hogany Sofa to match £6. 105.-Ditto Couch £7.105.-Ditto ditto- XS. 10s.-Set of Mahogany Card,and,Stafa Tables, on turned legs, banded in rose-wood £B. 135.-Set of Mahogany Tables,two Card and Sofa, on pillars and claws £l2. 12i.-:Ditto, the best that can 'be Made-to order or pattern £l6. toi.-Strivr Palliasse £l. ls.;- Pent- Bedstead and furniture £3. iss.-.-Bamboo Bedstead and Frenctaelllptic top, with drapery and fringe, sfit• 'pas-Five-foot mahogany four-post Bedstead and ferrniture, with French draperies, 'iced all through, complete, £l5. 10L-Five-toOt ditto ditto Xl62lClss-Lbitto ditto , With cortriCe, Of a Stisetior Make, sWI 8. 10s. z-Dittei ditto, with gold cornice, elegant draperati. £20.-Draw ing-ronnvadtains, of the best Morine and Chintz, fitted for Window, see. 63.--Disto 'Jive 75.-Ditte, of a superior and. elegant style of work; Xl9. 10s.- . Drawing-room SOfa 61.-Ditto £7.75.- Ditto £B. Cushions, each Ss. ed.:--Ciilvitfton•do. 4s. W. THU RN ELL, Apnt. cOcids packed free of expense, except the istanziols, ate sent, to all parts of Great Britain, and to the East and West, Indies. --.Cap tains fitter ] out, and Blerchauts supplied with Ca nine[ for k;spatation. 411 4 ,. APltritients Furnished sVa few hoars' notice, **V ,„ . ' • • • horses ia two or four dill. .. •• r . 0 •._ .. -. moil - ~- ~~..,. Extract of a letter from Manilla, bearing date . the 25th of June 18'23 :-.... 44 Y0u will no dobbt have learned by ,ray of Macao, of the revolt of part of a regiment, which broke out here on the 4th of June. The Governor, MARTINEZ, put an end to it in a few hours with the in trepidity of a trite soldier; the punish - ment was 1 . rompt and' severe, and . proptirtionod to the crime—twenty- • three persons, of whom two were officers, and-twenty one were serjeants, were immediately . shot, as the ao . coniplices and promoters - of this affair; but through a wise policy with..relatiorr to the actual Colony,. the soldiers and corporals we re all pardneed. , The ((Wowing is, an extractof letter from St. ir.ites,tlati.a the 12t1t, of No%sertiber :—" theie decotkl CoConie+r ire Wu ritobend happy state ; iu•urrectinus and rumours of Ipsutree„tioasill vas t ions quarters. A voiet from putnerara to ilalifa?t, which, toubied at Bidiattoii, Out Idliefe iiegiettlay; and from the .lattdr Cokhy brings itpurtsottlttnegroes belonging ..to an estate at .the I:4st end of ttie ishuLt having turned out and put ,s tinu the 61.nager to ife.ofr.bit . Vans iniftitni I have not been NIA ID agcertahi nit:rya thew vaitieularsi" rejuSrced it St: titeso that Smith, thc. pAmertr t t i:lit eiotetaFs. bad tocpt sonsiyinocit and exeswed; tita this trport was ra iiely true, ia the tari+h,PNW,'airivra ief rAtrittill, 'ittiers, datCd the filth' OT Noverobt4,•'hllitt. been ngeired jttttfn iienicr.:ra, seating .that, , although ihe 1 1( 4: jice ssto:4,. t sioeary, was fulished',w4l.theJtidge, Adtrocate ya that day, yet ilia seutence ut the Court Martiil b 44 nut b‘eu place 'puhlic: . i ..- 4.!" I3INGLEY'S ANIMAL BIOGRAPHY, WITH PLATES. day was published, in Four Vols. 12mo. the Sixth Edition, with 20 Engravings, comprising 120 Eigurc. Price XI Ss. bds, A NINIAL BIOGRAPHY; or, Popular Zoology; .1.1 illustrated by authentic Anecdotes of the Economy, Habits of Life, lostincts, and. Sagacity of the Animal Creation, including QuLdrupec.ls, Birds, Reptiles, Serpents, Fishes, Insects, and Worms. Arranged according to the System of Linnaeus. By the Rev. %V. B I NGLF.Y, A.M. Fellow of the Linnzan Society, &c. &c. Printed for C. and Itivington ; Longman, Hust, Rees, Orme. and Co. T. Cadell; Jeffery and Son ; Harvey and Darton ; Lawman; J. Booker; R. Scholey ; Baldwin, Cradock, and Jc- ; Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Harding, flavor , and Lepard ; T. Ilia milton ; 6. and W. B. Whittaker ; J. Duncan ; and Simpkin and Marshal