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OM 1 0 0 1' • • • 0 I 1 0: RRO VI% Eger 12 Ito 1: 1308 0 r t 11CiiR• .1;1 40! ]TI. - • • c' 4 0.1111, 4- . • TO THE .padourrons OF EAST INDIA STOCK. • Lulus Aso G> x, , THE Death of your sate valuable and highly esteemed' Director, Mr. MIAMI Gamer, having occasioned a vacancy the pirection of your Affairs, I hasten to • redeem' the pledge o uch I made to you in my Address.of the 2d of June last t0.pr0.., isee d to a Ballo{ on the fret vacancy. • I therefore now beg to solicit the honour of your support on the resent occasion; and I hope that, from the very flattering Resolu tions pits4ed.at a numerous Meeting of my Friends. at the City of .I.ondois Tavern, on the 27th of May last (hereunto annexed), and the encouragement I have since receive 1 4 I may look forward with confidence to a favourable mule; and I beg to assure you, that amid 1, through your Suffrages, be placed in that important situa tion, I will use every exertion to promote the interests of the East • India Contpany.--t have the honour to be, very respectfully, • Ladies and Gentletnen, • Your faithful and obedient servant, • blisialts-lane, Oct. 31, 1323. JOUN MASTERAIAN. Mr. Idasterman's Committee will tit daily at the City of London T a vern, where eumniunicAtlons will be thankfully isceived.. AT . it numerous anti highly respectable METING of PROPRIETOItS. of EAST INDIA STOCK, held at aheCrer.of LONDON Teruel, on Tuesday, the 27th of May, 1825, in.parsuanos of au advertisement sliced by the undermentioned ' Proprietors: John Smith, Mansion- .1. C. Wegueliu llouse-pl..ce James Lines G. W. Wentwot th A. A. Mieville • Peter Yore Thomas C. \Varner ' •N. M. Rothschild • Andrew Loughoan Gee. Care . S. Alarjoribauks John Thomson Ilymeti Caen Isaac Currie henry Peters Thomas Weeding James Alexander, be- Wm. Morgan vonshire.square .A. J. Nash Lewis Loyd . • John . CanceUor Joseph Timperon J. T. Daubuz Felix Ladhrolte Robert Rhe den Michael W. Troy Henry Bonham Robt. Christie George Grano George Ward • IL C. Boxett Sam. Scott • Robert Williams R. Sandersott Benj. Barnard John Auldjo ' • • • James Bailie John Woolley John Mar:in • Edward - R. Tasno Wm. Burnie . -It. Boer/Ida& Robt. Podmore • • 'Thos. Polluter, jun. Williani Remingtcits J. Baker Richards: RICHARD CAMPBELL tAzErt, in the Chair. The follo;Ang Resolutieni were passiltgiani'' moulf : Propnieti by tuwa.uu JPLEycitia, Rog. and seconded by Lev: e' Levu, Rua. That it is the opinion of this Meeting that a . praitical knowledge of the Contanercial Inturists and Usages of this Country, with which those of the East India Company are intimately connected. constitutes an important qualification in a Candidate aspiring to Sat in the Direction of the Affairs of that Company. . . R. Propos e d by St imtitT blanaolusatras, Esq. M,P. andeecondet by IiOVICIRT SHXDDIMI, That when with commercial experience are found united general talent, sound judgment, and active habits of business, such acquire ments stamp the possessor of them with a fair and honourable claim to the favour and support of all who are interested in dirt lyettre of the East India Company. • 5. Proposed by Hexer Bormast, Esq. and seconded by Wuxi** IrVii.t.ouotrav Pazscorr, Esq. That this Meeting do unanimously concur in considering that in She well-known character of Ur. JOHN Masasmisss tbese qualifi cations are tombiiied in an eminent degree ; and that, with such pretensions, his interests are entitled to thecountenance and support of the East India Proprietary. 4. Proposed by Sir JAnea Straw, Bart. and seconded by Armen Btrrtxawartart, Esq. 31. P. That the Proprietors here assembled pledge to I%lr. Jourr Mas. vsasa.aw their strenuous assistance to place him in the East India Direction on the first vacancy which may hereafter occut ; and that they the meantime, use their influence and exertions to secure his succese. 11. C. BAZETT, Chairman. Mr. 13.1ZRTT baying left the Chair, It AT:IA proposed by 'faunas WllU'llta, Esq. and seconded by ShenAVL Wra.t.lntt Titer; Esq. and resolved unanimonaly, That the cordad Thanks of this Meeting be given to R. C. 8,. 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The test of experience is the guarantee of favour, and has established WARREN'S BLACKING in general estimation': of which there exists IMi a Stronger proof than the tacit acknow ledgment of a hoot of servile imitators, who surreptitiously obtrude on the unwary a spurious preparation as the genuine article, fo the great ciisiippuintruent of the unguarded purchaser and manifest in jury of WARREN, whose character and interest by this iniquitous system are eqsally subject to detriment. It becomes therefore an indispensable duty to CAUTION THE PUBLIC -against the niameeuvres of Uuprineipled Venders, who having no characteetp lose, and stimulated by avarice in their nefarious' pursuits; aim at the acquisition of money through any medium than that of honour! Theoriginal and 'truckle's BLaclino bears on each bottle s .sbert direction, with the signature O~ee~~ VERY ,v4...v TRAVELLING TO DOVER, DEAL, RAMSGATE, MARGATF, AND CANVERBURY.• • FOUR-INSIDE COACHES, AND EEEP . OOOD TIME, LY S. A. MOUNTAIN AND CO. SARACEN'S IIEAD• INN, sIiiNNF.RSTREF.T, SNOW HILL, LONDON. T HE•follow•in g Light Post-Coaches and SZ.tils, &c. .et out from the ahlTe Inn; The '‘ Royal TELEGIIARH,P Dover, Deal; Ramsgate, Nkr rate, Broadatairs, Canterbury; Favershitm, and Suodwich, new sa petior fa;t Coach, every morning at a trainer past aeven o'clock. In consequence of the deilded preference given to the Telegraph Coach, the l'roprietoss are determined no expense shall be spared to render it the first conveyance on the Kent road, BRO lit PTO N,Chatharn, Rochester, Gravesend, Stroud, Sit ting .bourr.t, Rainham, and Ospringe. rnorni - ng at a quarter Past seven. l'he " Tally llo," FIIR . llN'f. II A)1 vary fa.t Day Coach. every' Itlcif•rin3 at a quitter before ,-..-ve . .-1 o'clock, through Itelburc, Market Street, •Dunstabte, Bricithili, Fenny Srratford; Stoney Stratford, l'owcester, AV:eslon,• I)aventry, I)uncliurch, Ce..ntr)r., and 'Stone-Bridge, to the Castle Ilotel and St. Georges Tavern), • Higketreete 'llirtstingbarn, to Shillnall, Wrellisigton,, lifulgenortis, Shiite % ,Shrewsbyry, Salop, Oswestry , Nantwich,l3.ingor, Tar pdrity,Z`hester, and Holyhead.* Dilvert thniugh wifit'twO Coark• men only.. , . . . .. The " SOVERR ON," new Light fast Coach to Falmouth,. Plymouth Exeter, re, floelmln, Venryis, Ashburibli; 'Fatness, Weymouth, Illartnufaxhi and %Asbury, every Fe•v Morn ingit at e through Doniton,„ Axministrit, Itridport,, Birandt ford, Stoc!..l) -)., Sutton Risilititdlth; flatillrd . Bridge, - Brach.. water, :tint Baphot. TeeZ4nlyallayl7.4cis to Weymouth (driveui through with s , two COachipess,sp4y), tbrosiili R i agrshot,Blocirvratee ti Basingstoke, erton, Whitchurth,. Andover, Voudyeats; Cads more, Salisß 131andfordsi 'said 'Dorchester, attqugEtkpaittive 1 4 , o'clock in the int. t. - - ..o. ••,..! - •••• Packets fr ont eymauth to Guerpsey, Jersey, rherburg, Ste, Stators, &c. every W4dnesday - and Saturday afternoon at two. 'The UNJ ON, Southampton, Lyraington,Lyndhurst, Winches ter, Basingstoke, Hartford Wider, ffiack water, and Bagshot, new Four Inside Coach, every morning at eighrollock ; arrive s at the Coach and' Horses and Vine knn, 'Sqntisamption, by 'live o'clock: This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jee r sty, Grierrtrey,'St. Motors, Mire de Grace, Cberba rg, &c. New Light Day, Cosicker, o to DOIR.CHESOR, in. foUrteen 1 hours only, through Baeshot, "Blackwater, Basingstoke, Ovi rico; 'Whitckurck, Andover, Salisbury, Woodyeats, Castanore, end Bland 6wa, at a quarter:past Pre end seven o'clock in the morning. BATfI and BRISTOL Pose-Coaches, through Chippenhans„ l'Calne, Maftorough;llunterford; Newbury, and Reading, every afternoon at one ; arrive at the .Greyhound lien, Batts, and the London Tavern, Thomas -street, and Swan, Bristol, early the next mornitit. •,- . - - ICoathes to Wells, ihidgewateriTatisiton, and Plymouth; at Re dneed Fares. : ' - • . • . The" Umpire,' a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one night on the •road; carrying four Inside, sets out daily at one; arrives at I.liter/soot 'next afternoon at five, through Woburn, Lathe bury, Northampton, Welford, LutterwOrth, Hinckley, Atherstone, Litchfield; Stone, Newcastle, Knutsford, Warrington, and. Present. SHRIV , !SZOILY., Wellington, and Shiffnal Light Post C. , - , c every morning and afternoon (Guarded). we MI t BARNSTAPLE, Southmolton, and Creditors, New tight', it Coach, every Monday,Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, tit , sevets, l The " Sockirtghttni" LEEDS Light Post Coach ,sets oat every af-, .ternoon at two, and .passes through Baklock, Biggleitsvade,Ratot4' Buckden, Stilton; Wansford, Stamford, Greetharn,6 ratschans, New.' I ark , Tuxford l Niarkham.hlrPe a ßetford, Bawtrt, Doncaster, and. Vererybridge, arrives , at the Golden Lion. Inn, Leeds, next•arter-j Leon at three o'clock, in time for the Bradford, rlatiran Skiptara, ,seld Huddersfield Coaches, at Reduced Farley (driven through with 1100X.,CoaShOlei 0 , 1),,: Luggage and packages Wary yA P er lb. HARROW GATE. and Ripon new Light Pest-Coaches, every Flifternbon et 'two, 'itirt . *lght hr the'Morning. - : • . I . GLASGOW, Loniesown, Grewa-Green, Annan, Dutnfritp, ' Btownhill;Thornhill,hanquhar-Kiln, Cumnock; KingsiveU, and all parts of Scotland, a liglartostr4ndde PostAlosich-(Daily). • BR ID G EN() RT FL, Waist); Sltrewsbu ry , Salop, and Holyhead, new Light fast Coacher, every morning and "afternoon. ' . The , "fally. Bo," COVEN't RI leglit fast Day Loath, ihorning, at a quarter before seven o'clock, through Itedburis, e l72 'eable,Striney Stritford, TOWcesler, Weedon, Doventry, and Dub church, to Warwick and Lrarnington. The. " Express," to YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields„ Sunderland, Newcastter'irird - Edirdsitrgb, a new light four-inside Yost Coach, with a Guard throughout ; sets out every inorning,"by: way of Newark, Retferd, Duneaster v Errryhridge, 'fadeaster, l)ar Ungten, Northallerton, I)urkern, Morpeth, and Berwick; and *- rives at York the nett morning. At Reduced Fares. Driven through with four Coachmen only. _ MARLBOROUGH .and Swindon, Four-inside. Dfy Coach, through Aldbourn, Iteading,.Larnisourn, Parton, Lydip3ion,Pew bey, Wootton Basset, Itamsbury, Haneerford, New Wry, andalaid 'enticed (driven through with one Coachman only). , . The new Royal Patent Mail, BOSTON and Louth, through 13oyston, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Stilton, l'eterhorough,-Deeping; Spalding, Spilsby, Alford, Gaitush), and Hull, evening at half-past seven-o'clock ; :Sunday, at wqratter before seven. • The " Express,' a new light Four-inside Post-coach, to CAR LISLE, Perrrith; airdlWhitehaven ; With a Guard all the way; 'WC& thraut h Appleby, Brougts, Bowes, Gresa Bridge, Richmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge Ferrybridge, Doncaster, Newark, Ilaw try, Grantham, Stamford, Stilton, Biggleivrade, and lid dock. Sets out in the morning, ancLperfurms tile journey with tie greatest facility, at Reduced Fares . . ~. . The New Royal Patent Mail, CAMBRIDGE, through Ware, Thentiliffprd, Dockland, and . Royston; evesiug, half-past .seven, eilstalk;),llveday; all *trier before seven, 7 . , KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston; Kirby.Lonsdttle, -Suiten, Chor; ley, Ormskirk, aed cam, Ligh=Past•Voaches, every morning and afieritioa• ' ,- • `...„ ..... ' ' ' • ' The " Royal tipress," nese:aLifilit Four Inside Post-Coach, to:, UV FoliF t taket ,4 1 'tYverlittic Musa 0 9 1 1, ahrftadttWirrifigtent, V re°44 .•(!a4iatl)(l•3l.,a,vton, tieycastle ‘ Rudgly, Knutsford, Stone, Stafford, and.T.irclifield, (only one night oh the ro'aff). - • • STA F FORIIS it MR • PCfrEgit:i ESI 'i ' new tailtlit 42ty fast. •Coach, every oftecritioSi so. Lane-End, Stoke, Shelton, Burstein,' Tunstall, Lawton, lianly, and Holmes Chapel. This is the ontyl Coach direct to the rotteries. • . WAKEFIELD l'init-inside'rcise : icoat'hes, - eve - ri morning and afternoon, at iteduced. Pareii . • • - -• ' ••••• CHESTER,' 'Neinistart, • WltltcAlithr . Tarposiej, Nalativich, Northwich,and Mlitildsvic# Jaiglit Coaches, every morning and at- W""P• • .. •••-•_ L aisit..sia• •t: .-.i ' • ~/• - i'. STA BIPORD Lilt c ,r,st coi4ep,.eviry morning .and afret 7 noon, throtigh 13ardock;:131'ggi'div/itle, St.'Neets, tie en, bitry, Stilt& and Wiatititiord:. '' . •. L . 1 ' • -S.• • - •1 • SUNDERLAND, •Illsockten, and ?Vann'Ught..Post Colsels,, ; every morning, to the . George Inn, Sunderland, at Reduced Fates. Mountain's° Express, Uniiiireand tally tio:' to NkA4 C11F...5-'ITER, 'ITER, Winslow, Unigleton, awcastie Weisel, W'olverlianiiiina, and Knutsford, new Feurlnsldi-Tostaboartirs;tliree times a day. Only one night on the road. - - ` • . • SHEFFIELD and .Rotperhirn new Foos-inside Posa•Coachti every morning, called " T,WExpress," and also" The Rockingham, every afternoon, at IVediacd Flres. - . . The " Rdial liap?css," new IllltNilgt 11A1EI.ight fist Night , ooach, in fifteen hours, 'sets out livery 'afternoon, earryitig folii inside only, arid.pa.ssestbrougb Warwick, Leamington. Sinttharns .. WTI:Ion, payent r/, St3lStratiord, and Tosscester, to the 4ffa- CCM s Head, Ilittltreer, • irmin2,hani,, early the evat morning.— . Driven through Wiett trio., oaclimen waif. . - ' • . •• ' , . The ". Axpress,"a new light Post-Feach, to HULTa k .Lknceln, skint ''Sortlicave, llowden, diur'Ddtacaster, every lilerning,i at eight, Nose ,Is the Crisis Kays, Alaritrevlasee, Hull : 7 and . 111 . alas .... ; '• , l . teellin .l l i -, i," ae bani," in the afternoon, at two., pen as 7 ), The HERTFORD, Wars, linddesdon ' and Chntlinna-Cllnch• it .tRENT TOTTEN HA hi and lilenornan • Coaches,iially., 4 eleven, half„. ,rce frt past two; live, and' eight OSSA. ' 0 marl ,-• •OP At Iteduted•Pares-td Leeds, York, and Doncaster:l.6lnm, and Packages_at only.Twapence per.lli. . . - int ;- 7 it 5 6. A. Alouirrains and Co. respectfully _acquaint their Friends and ?ristine vi i the priblic, , ; bat they will not, be accountable tor any Parcels, l'als ta is an a' ;angers' 'Luggage, Writings, Plate; etc. of riinre that , fire Pour i , every IV/ 'inlue, if lost, stolen, or tfmnagetr, unless tattered as such • ; lid, ed. she• Insurance Paid accordingly, at theSaratert's Head Inn, Skin wier-atreet, Snow-hal. London. . . .. [ Pk 1 CE SEVP:`I•?INeh COLOMBIAN *LOAN. !NOTICE is hereby given, that the THIRD HALF... 1. 1 1 YRARLY DIV! ov.xn of this LOAN will be paid to the Poe cfholders on the Ist day of NOVIraM BELL pest, and any sub scquQut day tSundals excepted). Tito Dividend Warrants are In be kft for examination at tlie (Sftice of Messrs. C.' Herring, W. Graham, and D. Po*lrg, No. 5, Freenuin's.cmik, Curr!iiii: qne . day previous to receiving tile 1) . Frevthen's 431 u: t, ()MOW 4, 1 WS. ' ~~~tP~y4 All others are counterfeits ; and in many instances tide Imposition labels are artfully interlined, with a different address, in very small characters, ltween the mote conspicuous ones of " No. 30," and " MLA NO." It is earnestly recommended to Shopkeepers and 'others who are deceived by base fabricatiOns of WARRES'S - BLACKING, to return the detected trash to the, source from whence it came, and expose the machinations of rascality tS merited • W A RREN'S BLACKING is surpassingly brilliant;—it ex cludes damp; gives pliancy to the leather • retains its Pristine vU3tie lo all climates ; and, combining elegance With comfort, is an article 'equal!, of indispensable fashion and oti*y. Sold'by every mire' able Venda is Town and Country, in WOO,' St ede and i ed. rack. MONTAGC-STRMT, PORTMAN,SQUARE. A pareitlarti elisibk NILLY . RESIDENCY * with Mew, Coach-house, anti Stable. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,—. a . 1:f Mr. ROBINS. (tV Warwick. House, Regent.street), At Garrastaito, Coifts-Mouse, in Sachange-allsy, Corsthili, Tuuosoar n itiovettiber id, [112,3, at TWlfte O'Dea. riIkIE,,VALLIABLE LEASEFIOLD ESTATE, held • for a ',oil Term ot, Vest's, at a low Ground-rent, tom prisinzia Mick-built Residence, situate on the West %Ifelifc Montagu-street, Portman-square, (we:looking the Garden 'blVltitifrgrt-hoisse, cornalning on the Upper Story,. Four good Lied.cianabers; 'on th e Second Floor; Three Ercellent Rooms, with sxspasious Closet, Water-closet, Ste. on .the Principal - Floor, Three Drav-iug-ruums, en suite, with Mirrort, and handsomely finished' in every other respect, cannnunicathl by folding doors, Mc. Partrarce-haft. Vestibule, or Stone Staircase to &eau] :Stiary, • and a secondary Staircase, Capital Dining Parlour, Drawing-rootor and Water-closet; convenient well ar rangeol..olsces in the Basement, detached Kitchen, Lauudry, Cfar,,fa-house and Stable for Four Horses. The : Prt4ftsises have been recently altered and improved at a con siderable Expense, and are now in complete order. To Ire vieweil by Tickets only,.betwren the Hours of Twelve and Pour o'clock ; Particulars on the Premises; at Garraway's; asal of lir. Robins, No. 170, Regent-stmt. The' Superb Furniture may be had by Valuation, if required ; and tite Pictures, several of which are by srst kla.sten, ml,ht betreated'for together or separately. NEW SOUTH WALES. By a late arrival from New South Wales, Sidney Ga. tettei, to the 17th of April, inclusive, have beta re. ceived. The following are extracts : . The :hip Zehl?bia, Captain Johnlihou, is the first Chlit,' ; w6 believe, Which has ever succeeded in pa s sing tit hom - th e e westward; the genefil course being from the eastward: This essay of nautical ateomplithea after . the loss of 'four anchors and the rtidder: The ship Wks afterwards Brought up, :with guns, in a,s ne nd . ixteltsive harbour, in Ir Endea '''auttr, o:iittain • Ohou „rrperts t s . lie capab le of af fhiding fonatiVdiotis iafe anchorag'elts first rate Nati of war, htvlitg .fathoms, with ini4 bottom, a bait *hich bibs'tes the entratnce,hat over which th4ennbia, of 550 tOas - ;•glided With ease.° This. hltr bnitr shich hat not beeir discovered by •iny toti;Man!ler, pnliss the Bathurst, Captain 4.1%1. hAve gOne in that direction; has plenty, of exCel lthtcfreat: water. ' m • . le.uscas.-SiatiOr,...:Tfiis ni,lay,' March 20, Oka.— Assizi: of Bre.id -,_,Loaf tiro Made, " .A . vgRAGE !awes ofr Aattcuts NrA K ir.- - WheA i t t fis. To: ecr bushel; Maize, ss. per - ditto; Barley, Ss. 6h. ditto.; Potatoes, 5, per cwt. Fowls, Ss. a couple ;. Butter, 2s. 6J. per lb. Eggs, 2t..2d. ,per doteu. • tiT'titlOß:o7 CiiilNtiY. .i.sgpmai Aran. 141 e- i -We have Jon•• bun anxious to . ieport soMethingrelative to the interior of tlils'Arisin .trit, which soil kitot only be - capable of imparting cr.. cotrrsigettteilt ana,satisfaction to the enterpi isiag :colo n*, but Hlso . lie tnaihd with that veracity which shoilld Hereafter be incapable of refutation. Mr. Frazer, the Colonial Botanist,. an eye-witness of what he describes, Vnti:Aylose researches. in these Colonies are.too well "known td require any eulogium from our pen, is the individual Rom edam we derive the following infor mation cdr,pecting Wellington Valley, which is situate in lac: 62 deg. S 2 m. 45 sec. South, and long. 49 deg. 29 Min. East. It% bounded on the North by •the quirrib River; on the, South, by the Natopal Hills ; _on the 'Weft, by the . Gler\fiiilap . range ; ' and s oh _die East, by ranges of low and fertile Mills, Its extreme length, . by moderate' omputatlon, is. about 25 miles, Anil its extreme breadth about three. l3eli's River, a stream of considerable magnitude, meanders through its centre, dividing it into a series of unconnected, plains, ()Cada fully distributed on both sides of the liver, each con. tining . on the iver age upwards of 1,000 „acrel 9f the richest land imaginable. The grepes,and:herbage. are thbit-luxuriant; and the banki Of the tit& 'ire in Many places covered with an impenetrable bush Or herbaceAus islautea Twelve Miles .South of the confluence of .Bell's. River and thel44equarrie, the valley gradually coats acts . &pd the range •on each. side assumes a more eler at ed "form,AalthOugh Obi less fertile, and the Plains retain their character throughout. The timber-trees are prin. diplslir olive, pine; iitstinfina (what the settlers call the olik.ereel, and that known by' the Colonists under's.the isirme-qf the apple -tree; all of them exceeding, anything . ssfp OA be fast coast. On the GlenfiCas range are abundance of Fyigess of cOnsidelable dimensions, which have A picturesqdk appearinte; and resemble at. A dis latiffe6thelSetitch pine. The rivers - abound •in eicellent CSII, Malty of which have tieeriknoWn to weigh upwards 06-441 list freah.water turtle has been caught weighing 151bs. Wild fowls..(amon 6 gst which may be enumerated emus, pelicans, swaps, dur,ks,,,teal, &c. &c. arc in tbe.greatlst abundance; kanproor are numerous. The : ioroki Of this track is very hiteresting ; on the ;oath bank of the Macquarrie„ three miles S.E. M. Otidy's encampment; • ire green sto4, • containing . vary Qtte Agate's ; 'the Mlls bounding the valley are compos ed . lithestnne; of the very best quality. /She filentiplas r ange is principally.lhoi.ed of brtccia, - ce v „,,ie a ,vm,.escollent polish ; slate. has been r sewed in.alifintince a few miles lower cigyen . . J aspe r -and po r phyry have been seen i n . large , beds on the ighlibtitingranges; and grasiteabounas on the ranges boitchJealt of the valley. Clenfitslas presents a, descrip tion of scenery distinct from adythhig.id thc,hitbeg to colonised disc of-alustralasiak... 4ppearance of thi dark . gieeq cypress and die piecipitotii 'leaks, added to the pi.kea fotrds sit tfte, inedifitains,`. is t%uly giatfd ; and the opening of thegleil intnthis valley is•rriagoia. dent. The costrastbetvreim the two views it indescrib able. .0o the wholes the !alley and the surrounding souutry may be justly termed,one of the mot interest. ..• - tracks ever passed; J ; In December will be published, printed uniformly with trig former volume, with Maps and numerous l'iates, JOURNAL of a SECOND VOYAGE for the.Dis coverT of a North West Passage from the Atlantic to the Pa cific, performed in the Years HMI; t 2, 2.1, in his MilisitY'llihiPs' Puna add finoss, under the orders of CAPTAIN WILLIAM RDWARD PARRY, R.N. Printing for John Murray, Albemarle-street.