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~~ ~~ f i • 7 Tt V d • „ 9,,e ...... No. 7,148: NOTICE TO MARINERS. ____ TRINITY-HOUSE, LONDON. Ver-7.11125. I:4FORMATI and T A l N has an beea %.! day frommired that the , 1 A 1 4; SAND. he Beey remains in fts proper " siutti t or, ' d o ff Staff as Vase will be affixed thereto es soon as ar4 Command of the Corporation. J. HERBERT, Secretary. BRITISH CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. A N open Meeting of the GENERAL COMMITTEE of the BRITISH CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION will be bald at the Crown and Anchor Tama, Strand, TO-MORROW, the lOth inst. at 12 o'clock. EDWARD BLOUNT, Secretary. A L AIICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE, SERGEANT'S INN. Fk.tET-STREET. A GENERAL QUA RTRRLY COURT of the CORPO. RATION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY for a Perpetual As surance Office, will be holden at the Society's House in Sergeant's Inn, Fleet-street, on TUESDAY, the lath day of November in stant, at One o'clock precisely. JOHN PENSAM, Registrar. PURSUANT to a Decree of the Hi g h C ourt o f Chan eery, made in a cause" Kinder against Kinder," the CRE DITORS OF SAMUEL KINDER, late of Shire Oaltn, within the Township of Brovrnside, in the Parish of Glossop, in the County of Daby, Yeoman, deceased (who died sometime in the year l 822), are, on or before the 24th day of December, 18211, to come in and PROVE their DEBTS before Francis Cross, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court at his Chambers in South ampton-buildings, Chaseery- Ilene, London : or, in default thereof, they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the said Decree. MILNE and PARRY, Temple. LIFE INSURANCE TO BENEFIT PERSONS DURING LIFE. IE PROMOTER IikI4EFI T and ANNUITY COMPANY instate its Contributors. at small present Ss. too the Lanes asenslesedhy biekneas. from the Prin. dons. of Old Ago. and tree the Conti*Oniens which tee Apeinently threaten those whose subsistence principally depends upon personal exertion. Superannuation at given periods to Clerks in public and private Establishments, Annuities tin the nature of Exhibitions) to Cler. gymen, Medical Attendance by first-rate Professors and Medicines during Sickness. Endowments tor %Vilma and Children, may, amongst other advantages, be obtained at moderate rates, at the Office of the Compsny, 9, CitaTirox.etaca, BEIDOE•STREET, BLACITRIAES, LONDON. DIRECTORS. Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH, M.P. Chairman. BENJAMIN SHAW, Esq. Deputy-Chairman. . _ . . , John Deacon. Esq. John Geo. Shaw Leferre, Eaq• The Hon. Cl.ll. Lawrence Dun- F.R.S. das Capt. C. G. R. Phillott, IR.N. Francis Kemble, Esq. Thomas Richardson, Esq. 7,1111' John Geo. Shaw Lefevre, Esq. I.R.S. ITELS. Thumu Richardson, Esq. Benj%min Shaw, Esq. !craws. James A. Gordon, 11. D. Fins bury-square George H. Roe, M.D. Parka. meat-street. THTSI Wm. Back, M.D. St. Thomas's. I street, South stark John Alason Good, 111. D. Guild. ford-street STTEGI J. Aston Key, Esq. St. Helen's. I place 'TONS. Herbert Mayo, Esq. Berwick. street, Soho. SLCRETART. Mr. Michael Sawed. It is the distinguishing feature of this Company to combine the advantages of the Life Insurance Institutions with those of the Be tie& Societies and Savings Banks. the principles of which it ap plies to pawns in more elev'sted stall/onset life. • . NOTICE TO MARINERS. GALLOPER LIGHT. TIHNITT.HOUSII. LONDON, Nov. 7. is NOTICE is hereby greets, That the Vessel exhibiting the te mporary Light at the GALLOPER SHOAL baring witt ed Damage in the Gale of Whld en Tburasday the id in. ; rt .% hes been again compelled to qu it her Stadon. The Eshibitien of the said bight w therefore, for the meant, 01 , 0 0„my eespended ; but the NEW MOH?-VESSEL, which m been for woe time peat in preparation *s that Station, being , t , t , com pleted, will be wooed thereat, sod display the Lien steal, n a few days. By Commend of the Corporation, J. HERBERT, Secretary. NORTH WALSIJAM AND DILFIAI4I CANAL COMPANY. Notice is hereby given, that the Committee of Management of the company of Proprietors of the North Walsham and Dills= Casa Navigation, incorporated under an Act passed in the 82d rest of the reign of his late Majesty King fleorge the Third, in stilled. " An Act for making a Navigable Canal from the rivers nt sod Bure, at or near Wayford-bridge, ne Dilham, to the fibril/ of North Washita and Antingham, in the county of Noe. t u sk," have this day nude a call of Five Pounds upon each Share in tie above sodertaking, and have directed the same to be paid to the Treasurer in London, Matthias Attwood, Esq. at Messrs. .poorer, A ttwood, and Co.'s, bankers. Oracechurch.street, London; ~r to the Treasure: in the country, Richard Danbury Gurney, Esq. ~1 Mmes. (larney and Co.'s, bankers, North Walsham, on or be s.ve Tuesday. the GM day of December neat. shied this 7th day of November, 1825. By order of the Committee, WILLIAM A BECKETT, Principal Clerk. N 0.7, Gulden-square. VORFOLK, SOFFOLK, and ESSEX RAILWAY 11 COM PA Mr, Nviee is harsh! given, That application untended to be made to Pail:antra in anent ensuing Sessiortigtkave to bring in a Bill le, making and maintaining a Railway or Tram.rnad, commencing at nt ware piece or parcel of vacant ground, near Dog-row, White. c h s pri.road, in the Pariah of St. .tarp, Whitechapel, in the County of Middlesex, now in the occupaticn of Mr. William &ten, and terminating at the Southern Extremity of the Town of Ipswich, in the County of Suffolk, in a certain Field in dm Parish of stoke, in the poesession of James Ashmore, situate sod being um nese to the Road leading from Ipswich to Manalngthe, in die t& Camay of Suffolk ; which said Railway or Trorn-road ot *intended to pus, from, through, and into, the tameral Perishes and Places of St. Mary IVliitechapel, St. Matthew Beth. nal.gman, Mile End Old Town, Mile End New Town, Bow, Westham, Eastham, Little Ilford, Barking, Dagenham, Rom. ford, ilorncliorch, South Weald, Shenfield Hutton. Mount fleeting. Incatemone, Fryerning , Butsbury, 311arguetting. Whit. ford, Wiittle. Chelmsford , Springfield. Boreham, Hatfield, laulkbourne, Risenhall, helvedon, Inworth, Peering, Marks Aldham, Cockford, Steinway, Lesden, St. Peter's, Si. Martin 1, All Saints, St. James, Grinsted, St. Botolph, Ard is" Dedham, Lawfonl, nudism, Bender. Whersted, and Shag resew of them, all in the Counties of Middlesex, Essex, ad Waft • Aid as far fixing. collecting. and taking Tolls, Rates, and Pt* M Ito said Railway or Tram-road. HENRI ( .lARLES VERBEKE, Solicitor. Ilastl-street, London, Nov. 1, 18-35. it ENTISH RAILWAY COMPANY.—Notice is here by gives, that epplioation is intended to be made to Path. met in the Next ensuing Session, for leave to bring in a Bill for meting and neaintaining • Railway or Tram-rood, commencing on the North side of the Kent-road, at or near Swan-street, in the pooh of Camberwell, in the county of Surrey, and termisatiag at, Of war, at its. the Salt Marshes on the North side of the rine Nam nest Rocbestehbridge. in the pariah of Snood, In the ratty dint ; which said Railway or Tram-road will pas ea feed to pass, from through , and into, the several panshes and Owe of St. Mary M agdalen Bermondsey, Camberwell. St. Paul Deptford, Greenwich, Lewisham, Lee, the hamlet of Kidbrook, Ebbw, Bezley, Crayford, Ilertford, Stone, Swariscomb. North. Leer. Grarneod, Milton, Denton. Chalk, Shorn. Mersttm, Higham, fondtbury, and Sttood, or some of them, all in the counties of Kent and surrey. And also foe making and maintaining a Branch Railway or Tram-roud from the said before-mentioned Railway or Tram-road, monmenclng at or near the Kent Water Works, in the pat ish of St. Paul. Deptford, in the county of Kent, and terminating at or near the South end of London -street, in the town and parish of Green oich, in the county of Kent ; which said Branch Railway or Tram. road will pass, or is intended to pass, from, through, and into, the sental parishes of Greenwich and St. Paul Deptford, or one of ‘`..em, in the said county of Kent. At also for making and maintaining soother Branch Railway or Inanroad, from the said First hereinbefore-mentioned Rail. way oe Tram-road, commencing at or near a certain field belong. mg to Sit Chalks Moron, Bart. in the occupation of Thomas Nem, in the parish of Dartford, in the said county of Kent, and temnaating m the town of Dartford, in the said county of Kent: •hich said Branch Railway or Tram-road will pass, or is in tended to pass, from, through, and into, the said parish of Dart ford, in the said county of Kent. And also for making and maintaining another Branch Railway or Tram-road from the said first hereinbefore-mentioned Rail way or Tram-road, commencing at, or near, or in, the Salt flushes on the North side of the river Medway, near Rochester bridge, to the sAitt parish of Strom!, in the said county of Kent, and termin►nng at Or near the High-road, near 3laidstone-bridge, and on the North side of the River Midway, in the pariah of Maidstone, in the said county of Kent; which said last-mentioned Branch Railway or Train„road will pass, or is intended to pass, from, through, and into, the several parishes and places of Strood, oston, flailing, Snodland, Billing, East :Railing, Ditton, Aylea -I"hi. Aihntzton, and Maidstone, or some of them, all in the said county of Kent. Ard alm tor fixing, collecting, and taking, tolls, rates, and tines, 0.1 the bald first heminbefore-mcntioned Railway or Tram. raadl• and also on the above-mentioned three several Branch Rail ways or Train-roads. WILKS and VERBEKE, Solicitor*. WINES AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASII ONLY. lomx - A AND IVESTNIINSTER WINE AND 1 SPIRIT COMPANY, No. IR, Strand. opposite St. Mar hurA. Per Doren. Puts. Vintage 1820 . 275. to 3411. Dit:o ru.ted . 361. 42.5. 1 / 4 :0 5 to 8 years in bottL . . 41:s ,564. Pale& Brown 275. 31 ;4. . 425. 4:1.. . 1 1:1(:t:r... West India 34its. I:4‘t India - 41 1 a. . 3th, 42, Ttnertite 1 isbon VI. Pcr Dozen. Claret, Lafitte and M sr. pax 72,. to SIGs. Sparkling Cham. pagne . 725. —84 s. Do. and Cvaming of the first quality . —a. 965. St. pceay, dry and spark. 72a. ( . 11031;4' . . Ilrrinitage, Red anti iVhite 31oselle. Sauterne, ke, -60 s. Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds. d0nt3.,1/4. 310untain SL Julien . . 411 s. Nupenor Gin, LPL ; Jamaica I NI% Gmen packed in a Itordlel turn. I.ls. Brandy. 255. per gall. d gratis—Bottles at cost price. TERMINATION OF ALL LOTTERIES, A r THE t LOSE OE ME PRESENT DRAWINGS. y and .1. SIVEII'IIII.IIT icturn their best thanks for • the patronage they here ex p er i e nc e d at t h e i r F ortunate PVT.. a^d respectfully solicit a continuance of public favour in thepresent S c h eme. w i nch is very near l y t h e l ast opportun i ty o f 4 a fortune by ri%lcing a small awn of money, Government tlrkrminell there ahall be no more Lotteries after the pre "! D' 04, 14‘. Resides retaining all the approved points of late 011: St:lteme contains roar Grand Prizes of £30.111110 1:30,000 50,000 i £30,000 &r. exceeding TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, All to be Decided in One Day, Ilth DECE3IBER. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at J. and J. Sivewrights' Fortunate !Mites, No. 37, Cornhill; 11, Holborn; and 311, Hay market, L on d on, where they sold in tine Lottery, 12.478, • Prise 1.1 NOOOI. and several other Capitals; in the Lottery drawn 16th last, 3,613, a Prize cf 21,0531. besides other Capitals. HENRI"S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to be prepared with the most scrupulous care and attention by ►Messrs. THOMAS and WILLIAM HENRY, manufacturing chymists, Manchester. It is sold in bottles, price 2s. lid., or with glass stoppers at 4s. GI. stamp included, with full directions for its use, by their various Agents in the Metropolis and throughout the United Kingdom ; but it cannot be genuine unless their names are engraved on the Government stamp, which is fixed over the cork or stopper of each bottle. Of most of the Venders of the Magnesia may be had, authenti. cated by a similar stamp, H EN RI"S AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, the invention of 3lr. HENRY, and the only genuine preparation of that article. ........ _ , . ..._ .... . .. . . - . 1 ... „.. . i , r y_ ( - 4 v2'. frig . t - • ;:,, ./../ . , ~...„,' . .....,•., „ --..r" ....,,, .:-z, C - ...- - • ;;I' ' ' ePee, i• e r ,....... ,,,, Z-4 ~..„,, .- r ' , Y , . • ~.--.4 \ ...,...„. _ ~ . ~ , ........." • . . ~. - -, ~,,/..., .0,?;.,,,.........a.p Rit ip ~... ,: i , .. _ , ~..________/.._ %..... /7, y .". .1 ili a , . --......_. , , . • flil r ; i ky r W LIIIPc 4 A I 4 • ' Tri-- ........„.... _...... . . . . b LONDON, WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 9, 1825. CHINA PAPER FOR DRAWING ROOMS. BRYANT, DEALER in EAST TIES, begs to Warn the Nobility and Gentry he has on Sale some beautiful PAPER for HANGING RCOOIIIS also a fine Assortment of ORIENTAL CHINA in large Jars, Cisterns, Dinner, D Arsakfastereice*, fine Octopi, large Screens, Cabinets, Barn Furniture, fine Nantes, Shells, Chessmen, Fish Counters, imd Card Boxes, DIY& of !aradise, and numerous Items, both useful inS ormunemal. , India Matting laid down In toar nOtry. Exchanges made on liberal finis, at Ids India Warehouse, 71, north side of St. Paul's Church-yard. FIVE HUNDRED DOUBLE DAMASK DINNER CLOTHS, Ba. 9d. each, positively worth 244. 10,000 yards of Russia Sheeting, two yank and a half wide, without a seam, 23d. per yard and an immense stock, newly assorted, of Table Linen, RUSSIA, SCOTCH, and IRISH SHEETING, Irish Rauh gul ua, cOiniUnikelatakate, uswelling diapers, damask dinner and breakfsst - napkins, ladles PerrsiVillit habit dins, coatings. stuffs, bombasins, &c. cheaper than at dny other house In London. Noblemen, Private Families. and Hotel-keepers, famishing or replenishing their mock of table linen and sheeting, may save at this time fun ss. in every Ms. by purchasing at this house. Be nanicular-78, UJEFORD-STREET, MALLCOTT and JAMES, exactly opposite the Pantheoo. RESTAURATEURSand FRENCH NINE ROOMS, Aberdeen Anna Tavern, New Church-court, Strand, opposite Somerset-house. HENRY JONES begs leave to inform his Friends and the Public. that having engaged • Cook of the first eminence from Paris, he has now opened his House as above, where those Gentle men who nal honour him with, their commands will meet with French and kmglish Dishes of the most exquisite flavours, en terms more moderate than any other Ilouse in London. Jones respectfully submits the following Prices of his Wines, the quality of which are of the very first description, having beets selected in the countries expressly toe this Establishment. Gentlemen going to or returning from the Theatres will meet every attention ; or having Game for presents, may have the same made into Pies or Potted on moderate terms, warranted to keep through the season. Game found if required. PRICES OF WINE. s. d. 1 White sparkling Cham paign . 8 0 Ditto pints . 4 0 Pink ditto - - 8 0 Ditto pints - 4 U Chablis, very superior 6 0 Di r t i to t raf- n i ts pinto . Claret, good quality 5 6 Ditto pints Ditto half-pints l 6 l La Flue anti Margot it Ditto pints - 4 0 Ditto half.pinis - 2 0 BURTON and other ALES, Bottled. R. d. Hermitage. old Red 8 0 Ditto pints - 4 0 Ditto half-pints . 2 0 Sauterne, very superior 6 0 Ditto -tints - 3 0 Ditto alf-pints - 1 9 Superior old crusted Pat 4 0 Ditto pints . 2 0 Ditto half-pints . 1 3 Superior Sherry . 4 0 Ditto pints - 2 0 Ditto half-pints . 1 3 Fine Madeira - 6 0 Ditto pints - 3 0 Ditto half-pints - 1 6 I'ORTEII, &c., in Draught and No. 39, STRAND. A PARTY OF FOUR. OR CUNNING EXEMPLIFIED. " Three friends I have with me," a lunatic said, His form in the Boats of his Guide as pourtray'd ; " Just so our protectors, two travellers more, Thus they, you, and I, make a party of Four." These Four then nrriv'd at an Inn for the night, The place of asylum at hand, all was right; For while in deep slumber the Guide lay fast bound, The Insane the Doctor's Certificate found, And, speeding his way to the 3latl.house,—" I've got A friend," he then said, " whose unfortunate lot It is to be craz'd ;—I shall bring him apace ; But, mind, he will wish to put me in his place, By swearing that 1 am the madman, not him, ith other crack-brain'd unaccountable whim." His steps then retracing, the Inn he regain'd, Asleep while the unconscious guide still reinain'tl, And rousing him, both sallied forth to explore The Country, till reaching the Asylum door, When out came theKeeper,—" VI e Four," said the Guide, " My friend. Two Protectors my Boots in beside."— " You hear," cried the lunatic, " Reason is lacking, He sees two Protectors in Warren's Jet Blacking.' " Aye, Aye," said the Keeper, then pounced on his prey, And clad him at once in strait-waistcoat array. *"Tis lie," in amaze cried the Guide, " who is mad, Not me !" but attention was not to be had ; They 'they'd his had closely and pinion'd him down, While scamp'ring the Insane in triumph to Tewn. " You've murder'd your Guide," cried his friends in despair, " The Guide—why he's mad, as the maddest March hare, And safely se:ur'd—so be after him packing The biter ts bit, and through Warren's Jet Blacking." This Easy Rhining and Brilliant BLACKING, prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 30, strand, London ; and sold in every' Town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in bottles, 6d. 10d. 12d. and 18d. each. Also Paste Blacking, in Poo, dd. 12d. and 18d. each. A bbiDing Pot of Pasts Is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid. .4 perpettn...- __ siTip" is a gift from Beeves, cementing nieuure with reason, by which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation. it becomes an imperathe duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosse r nature from those impurities which the free. dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while th;j:cite the commiseration of the be holder, should also impress im with thofear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will loin the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elude fibre—but mote especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into a stale of inanition.- from which the agonised sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering lupe, energy, muscular strength, felieity ; nor will ouradvanceseppanquestionabfe, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' successful ex-perience. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the neptial wreath —for the ferrule habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened. and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every mu of syphilitic intrusion, is well as in every relaxa- Min of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly Solicitous to expel the unfeel big empiric from the position se presumptuously taken up. we deviate from general prineiples with Ises hesitation ; and confident in otir own honourable integrity u Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suf ering commuaity of either sex (espe cially those ente • -Into matrimonial Jife) at once to our house, where daily atteadfitss is given for 'penitent consultation; and letters from the country are immediately answered ; these must contain a remittance for advim and medicioe, which can be for warded to any part of the trorW, however distant. 00ft and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons , No. 11, retie-street, Fleet -street, London. •.," Just pnblis , Sp( enteenth Edition, 1. The AG'S of LIFF., fainillm Comptentary on the above Diereses. cre r I. HYSlETANA.swleaseettochtsivel to the Female Sex. 'Mop helmet at 20, Paternomerorow ; . Pall-mall ; 16, Princes.. 11;4 174, Fleet-sum ;4, aine-street. Strand, Loo t] . 72, Grallon.atteet, D lin ; Jones, 117, Trongate, Glasgow f I South Br dinburgh; and of all Book- sellers. Price cis. ---- . M LETS. 1 - I ram • Pria Promk 1.. . TUESDAY, Nov. 8. COTTON.—There was not so muebcloltigl;Cotton last week ; the sales amounting to only 2,270 bales, viz.-90 Bourbons 100. a I lid. ; 100 Foments 12id. ; 100 Bowed* Sid. a 9d. ; 1,209 Surats aid. • 50 Madras 64d. a bid, • 800 Bengalis bid. a Gad. all in bond. SUGAR.—The Sugar market was uncommonly heavy all the last week, the purchases did not exceed 100 hhds. per day, scarcely sufficient to constitute market prices ; they were rather on lower terms, but not so decidedly as to warrant us in lowering the general quotation. At a late hour on Friday there were more sales reported than any day of the week, yet atilt the quantity was inconsiderable. The Sugar Market opened this morning very heavy, and the ap pearance of business, which was evident an Friday, has been ag la checked by the report from the West India warehouses, stating that the delivery last week was 1.200 casks less than the correspond ing week of last year; the deficiency of the stock is little varied since the statement of last week. At the close of the market to-day several of the mast extensive holders had withdrawn their Sugars entirely, and generally there was more firmness in the market ; the purchases do not exceed 20 casks : the prices the same as last week. The public sale of Barbadoes, 120hhda., went off at full market prima, 70s. a 765. 6d., being about Is. lower than the late highest point of the market. In the early part of last week there appeared a great disposition to do business in Refined goods. particularly in Lumps, and, as they were scarce, there were no sellers under 87s. ; there were also considerable buyers of crushed forthe Mediterranean, towards the close of the week the • Inquiries ceased, and the market prices again gave way, Lumps 86s. ; in fine goods for home con. sumption there wee little doirrg ; Molasses were 345. The Refined market was uncommonly heavy to-day ; Lumps may be purchased freely at 8411. in fine goods no sales are reported, but the holden offer parcels 4s. a 511. under the late highest price. Molasses are 335. 6d. a 31s. There were no vales of Foreign Sugars reported by private contract. At a public sale on Friday, 2,309 bags Mauritius Sugars sold about 3s. lower than the late highest point ; brown to middling yellow sound 625. a7O l . ; soft 595. is 61s. COFFEE.—The demand for St. Domingo Coffee by private eon. tract continued general all last week; considerable parcels were re ported sold at ftSs. 6d. and 575. ; all the other descriptions were neglected, and the public sales nearly all taken in ; the ordinary descriptions ofJamaica were in some instances sold on lower terms; generally the market was in a Try languid and depressed state. There were no public sales of Colree this forenoon ; some ordinary Brazil sold at 541. ; there are buyers of St. Domingo still at 54 lid. but generally the market is very dull. WINES.—The Wines of high quality are scarce and in de. mend ; all the low priced in very great request ; the intermediate qualities are neglected; the latter is owing to the reduction in the duties. INi/lila—There is no alteration in the prices of Indigo. FRUIT.—The first cargo of New Turkey Figs, Sultanas, and Black Smyrna Raisins, was put up at public sat on Wednesday ; Black Smyrna., of fair quality, sold from 445. to 465. . • Sultana., fine, 76.. a 70. One or two lots only of the drums of Figs sold. Pulled 705., Flat 63.; the rest were taken in at these pricew, but were afterwards divided among the °meets, at 6th. for the Pulled and 60.4. for the Flat, the quality fine. The first cargo of New Cephalonia Currants, which are of very gond quality, have been put on tap at 106 s. and nearly the whole taken off at that price ; two more cargoes have arrived ; there are some arrivals of New Manuals. In Old Fruit there is not much doing. SILK.—The Silk trade remains in a very depressed state; we cannot make any alteration in prices, on account of the few sales lately reported. OILS.—The late advance in Fish Oil has been fully main tained ; the market looks lirm. Seed Oils are without alteration. HOPS.—The Hop market continues very heavy. notwithatand. ing the favourable season of the year for effecting sales ; the prices of the new Hops arc nominally lower, 171. to 211., but the buyers still refuse to purchase. TEA.—Low Congous are again a shade higher; in other de. acriptions no alteration. PREMIUMS OF INSCRANCE.—We cannot quote any general advance in the premiums; inparticular cases where vessels were expected on the coast during the late plc.., the prices asked are very high. TOBACCO.—The quotations are nominal; the purchases lately are on the most limited scale. RUM. BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—There is not much business doing in Rum, yet the market is firm ; no parcels of under proofs can be purchased under 24. Id.: some favoosite marks of Jamaica 3s. fid. a 3.. fkl. Brandy is higher; lavourite milk's; sold for arrival at 3s. Gd. and 3+. ad. other marks 3s. 2d. a 3s. ad., and the market looking firm at the advance ; the nearest quotat.on of pale Geneva is Is. lid. RICE.—The small parcels of beat Caroline Rice well 38s. a 405., inferior no low as 335. liv public sale on Friday, 500 bags East India all sold, Patna kind 235., good Patna 275. 11E3IP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The Tallow market is again reviving, sales were made at 375. Rd., the price is today 33. Hemp is again higher, 331. les. a 441. In Flax there is little alter ation to notice. IRISH PROVISIONS.—Beef and Pork continue to main. tain the late high prices; Bacon is unvaried. Butters still ad vance and rate high; Dutch 118 ; Waterford 1084. Aft xi No INi - suit:mare E.--Quantity of copper ores sold at Itedruth, Nov. 311, 2,658 tons; average produce, 8; fine copper, RIO lona 3cwt. ; amount of sale, 21,5871.14 a. 6d.; average standard, 1371. 101. L 6, sec. 6. fee-house rer. (Filed bowsouvt 'ark, mu. surrender immer Ta htrke, It i l'eavrNer2enw2,7P23rat-: ran's-lane, t, Now:m utt' Court. umbrella :ember 20, Viater and ism, No. .the Bank ing'. upholsterer. Bankrupts' - It-garden. ,-merchant, ils4rupts' Nevem ipte Court. brewer ' Nov. PI, 2:2, and December 20, at twelve, at th e Bank rupts' court. Solicitor, Mr. Liscombe Price, St. John's.square. JOHN IlostEl - Bouttx, Portsea, builder, November 19, 22, and December 20, at twelve, at the Three Tuns, Portsea. Solicitors, Messrs. Naylor, Great Newport.strcet, Long-acre ; and Mr. Glen. dining, Potties. JAMES BANNISTER, Worcester, victualler, December 2,3, and 20, at twelve, at the Bridge Inn Worcester. Solicitors, Messrs. Williams and White, Lincolo's.lnn ; and Messrs. Oldaker, Pet. shore. THOMAS GREEN. Ledbury, Herefordshire, cormdcaler, No. rember 18, 17, and December 20, at eleven, at the Plume of lea thers Ina. Ledbury. Solicitors, Mr. Robert Phelps, Ledbury ; and Mr. Beverley, Hardet:.court, Temple. _ DIVIDENDS. Nov. 29. John Clark, Montreal, North America, merchant, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court—Nov. 29. Philip Elen, Woburn, Bedfordshire, draper, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—Nov. 12. William Huggins Stevens, Hedgerow, Islington, dealer in earth enware, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—November 19. George Gardiner, SL John -street, ironmonger, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—November 29. Joseph Corsbie, and John Corshie, late of Durand's Wharf, Rotherhithe, mast and block makers, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—Nov. 29. James Goldscheider, London-wall, merchant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—Nov. 12. Henry Searle, Strand, boot-maker, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—Dec. 10. William lloneysett, Dalston, car penter, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—Dec. 3. Mary ell, Conduit-street, Bond-street, milliner, at twelve, at the Bank rupts' Conrt—Nov. 10. l'eter and Samuel Peter Houghton, Skin. ner-street, Snowbill, leather-sellers, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—Nov. 29. John Kingliam, Croydon, linen-draper, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—Dec. 6. John Grimble, Norwich, tailor. at ten, at the Castle Inn, St. Peter, Norwich—Dec. 3. A lexand.a. Little, Bradford, York, grocer, at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds—Nov. 30. Joseph and Enoch Dixon, Liverpool. merchants, at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool—Dec. 7. John Prorhero, Bedwellty. Monmouth, shopkeeper, at twelve, at the Angel inn, Abergavenny—Nov. 29. Thomas Ketland and John Adams, Birmingham, gun-makers, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham—November 29. Thomas Fairciough, Li verpool, slater, at one, at the George Inn, Dale -street, Liverpool —Nov. 30. William Compton, Birmingham, linen-draper, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham—Dec. 6. John Byrne, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George Inn, Dale -street, Li verpool—Dec. I. George Hodgson, Liverpool, grocer, at twelve, at the York Hotel, Liverpool—Nov. 29. James 31illward, Redditch. Worcester. needle-maker, at twelve, at the Hen and Chickens Hotel, Birmingham. - • • CiaTIFICATES--Noir.2l. Joseph Jarman, Bath, haberdasher—Daniel Lloyd, Bankside, timber-metthant—Thomas Bateman Manning. Portsea, music seller—Thomas Butcher, Holborn, victualler—John Thackeray, Garrett, Lancashire, cotton-spinner—Samuel Lamb, Cheapside, hatter—Thomas Bowden, Museum -street, stationer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. James Campbell and Murray Campbell, Nottingham, lace-ma nufacturers—W. Jeffs Glover and J. Gardner, Milk-street, /'heap. aide, embowers—Richard Bowen and Wm. Green. Water-lane, Tower-street, wine-merchants--Harriet Cooper and Mary Reeve, Meeks, Suffolk. milliners—Joseph Jones and James Duncan Saxey, North Audley-street, victuallers—Jacob 31ilner and Wm. Agar, Leeds, sawyers—Richard Swarbriek and Thomas Jackson, Ince, Lancashire, coal-merchants—lmMua Andrew and Richard Broad, Manchester, grocers—John Archer and Edward Beddall, Colchester -street, ‘Whitechapel, steam-engine-boiler-makers—Caleb Lewis and Thomas Davies, Cardigan. dealers in spiritous liquors —Edward Fletcher and Moses Gilbert, Erith, Kent, farmers-- John Travis, John Lees, and John Wilde, Oldham, Lancashire, entton-spinners—Herbert Greensmith Beard, sen. and Herbert Oreensinith Beard, jun. Lincoln, merchants—George Cunning ham and Nicholas Johnson, Liverpool, nurserymen—Thomas Elliman and Thomas Gadd, Bristol, braziers—Joseph Marsden and James 3lurgatroyd, Sowerhy-bridge, Yorkshire, maltsters— T. P. Dickinson and J. T. Fisher, Leeds, merchants—George Bradshaw and Joseph Duncalf, Macclesfield, hat-manufacturers— Charles Queen, John Seholfield, and John IL Johnson, Liverpool, wine-nierchants.—William Adair Caner and Joseph Bebb, Fur. nival'a Inn, attorneys, ALLAN Add. - - FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZ eTT E. --........_ On the 99th insL will be pentogaiee Ss. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVEN C Y . T HE PROP/IHTIV ALMA 1826 • Which, Left at the Bankr u pt Offi ce , un d er Act 6., Geo. eth, cap. 1 _besides a Inca complete hl •• • .Colostlar , arith . tbt dedky JOSEPH N ICHOLAS T OT: SHIER, Haymarket, wife Rising and Setting of the S un , t ha of Tim, and the ke e per . (Filed Nov. 7.) Changer and Phases of the Moon anti '' • " mill contain copious BENJAMIN EAT LY, Manor -street, Chelsea, bricklayer n Ph ec i t l ed omp w h it ic h alLol gno utio e n tic s zicznoiorgibeA . air ' A Pecullati v aarhar ? b ik e d,' Cfpn ro . ikk its . u 7. ; PEARCE, Church-passage, Guildhall, warelic result ; also, a Monthly Seidel of ' . ' egpl, P Injunctions, Exhortatione, and I • •.' - Hoed fe:= (Filed Nov. 7.) LEWIS. BP:a HARD SAM. Alpha Cottages, R egent ' s n by a Register of the Notable A - Signs of each Sit.seller. (Filed Nov. 7.) Month, indicative of the Celestial • by which the annual BANKRUPTS. . , and consequent Train of M ora l r id f "'" •Evenes„ as astrologi. Jour; Lxwte , Langibby, M onmouthshire, dealer, to a that, is judicially extra- - • • 'the Msnintaiffis of tdoromber 21, Oil, and D ecem b er 20 , at ten at the Rum Sir Wit on Ilrachm, Ba r t. K.T.R. •• ram All Sodst's.lane, Bristol. Solicitors. ]Mn.aChi The Question.--" What sign AMR ' r Christ's Answer...-" Amin the sun, and in hloamouthshire. And there '''' . sad Medailfe, Ch ancery -l ane ; and Mr. Tripp, I` the moon, and in the stars; an d ur ea ::', issdh, distrem of nations, iLastEd JERkoros, Liverpool, so a p-b o il er , N ovem b er with perplexity ; the sea and the us • men's hearts fail. and December 20, a t e l even , at t h e Star and Garter Tavl lin them for f ear , and for look * - shame things which are radise-street, Liverpool. Solicitors. Mr. lilawdsley, Dora coming on the earth."—St. Luke, shif - • . 311. .211. Lord-street , Liv er p oo l ; an d M r. W heeler, Lincoln's-Ins U . HENRY FELL , Grocers'-Hall.court, general-merch an t, 1 On the 20tb inst. will he r 14 - 4 ympietpoE. ber sou t c .i i; : . , M an r. d st lenem ough, b s er hor 2 e o d , itc a l t i. ten, at the Bankrupu . '''' • THE SPORTING ALMAN llIERIS; computed f or th o LoW-Year, and for r, . .. Hi POLLARD, Penton-row, Walworth-road. u : ', . ' Year of Chriat,•llllo; which, in addisiditraitCalondar of Anni . November 19, at eleven, 2G, at two, and Decen . ~ at•the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor:, Aleuts. Wi aeries, and Tables of the Solar, 1.400, sod Planetary A ' .„ 0 .• contains Events, Intidests, Anguilla. ilionosirs, Records, : , o ,L. ima , Medford-row. : ,-,-.. . ILLIASS . ELGAR, Castle-street, Holborn, coal-merch Miscellaneous Intelligences, all kid fttoroldell i rd valiob ~ Der 12, at ten, 22, and December 20, at eleven, at th all Orders of British Sportsmen t rupee' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Wood , Richmond buildings ZANDER axis, Duke.street, Slarylebune, uph L preesion, is given a Set of Rules oat ' teach "A A E is . - io this First Il e . and Mystery of Cross.. .. ' ..., ' •. . Inge on a Flu. rality of Eseum. : RV ' z' ' 0 ' \- November 12, 19. and Decemb er 20, at e l even, at the Br- Primed a. '''''' . . •• &Arai' lor, Mr. W. H. Ward, Ch ar l ea - street , C ovent rev; Anil ... " .: • tiR P.atteturtga, Earl.street, Blackfriars, c oa l- m • . : i''. ' ' ..lr: 4 ' 19, 19, Mid Docoreher ill, se emus, at the Ba " Donuts et damns intor."—Hott. • Solicitors, Malan. Rhades tad Butith, Pew-Inn.' Thy house, and (hi die cdp of life, IoVILLtAD C•RAINGTOW, Fore-street, chenemonger, That honey.drop) thy pi -ing wife. ber 22. 29, and December 20, at ten, at the Bankrupts' APPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mind," is Solicitor, HMr. Sydney P earson , U n i on -court, Broad-street. . N . 2nnts, C . obliate-row, Coldbath- fields, c insured by marriage; ,• the strictest tie of pernetnal friend. Ssstu,t. LIVERPOOL, MoNDAY, Nov. 7. Wind N.W. blowing hard, with rain.—High Water 22 m. p. C. Arrived the Agenoria, Tucket, fmm Faro; Seaforth, 3l'Dougal, from Demerara, sailed 2d October ; Eleanor, Lawrence, from ditto ; N ort h Am er i can , (of Baltim ore ) —, from the Clyde; and Iris, Church, from Gallipoli. The Martha, Freeman, from Stockholm for New Voir, put into Cork in distress, out 37 days. HOLYHEAD, Nov. 6. Wind W.N.W. fresh gale. At 2 r. m. the ship Alms, from Quebec, passed the head for Li verpool. Arrived in the harbour the slim Lillie of Grangemouth, late Taylor, from Bangor to Galway, an d the master washed overboard. BEM:MARIS, NOY. 6. 3 P.M.—Wind W.N.W. blowing hard. The new stem packet, Britannia, from Liverpool to Dublin. put into this port this morning about 10 A.m. She experienced the whole of the dreadful gale of laxt night. By the account received from some of the passengers landed at this place, this fine vessel has proved herself a very superior sea boat. After passing Point Linos some distance she was obliged to bear away for this port for a supply of coals, which are now going on board. All the vessels that ran into this port last week for shelter have sailed. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. ARRIVAL, AT 3IADRAS—The Herefordshire, Hope—the oth July ; the Atlas, Hine—the 9th July ; and the Princess Charlotte of Wales, Biden, from London. ARRIVALS AT BENGAL—The Royal, George, Timins, and Scaleaby Castle, Newell, front London—the 9th June.—Commo dore Hayes, with sundry transports, Company's cruisers, &c. ar rived at the Sand Heads the 19th June, from Rangoon. SAILINGS. &c. FROM BE/MAl—The Jane, Agnew, for the Cape and London—sailed from Calcutta the 15th May, and from the Sand Heads the 29th June. The Theodosia, Kidson, for Lon. don—sailed from Calcutta the 15th May. and from the Sand Heads the lat June ; she had returned to Saugur in a leaky state the 9th June. The llibernia, GiMeg, for Rangoon, got on shore the 26th May. in the River Hooghly, and had rut back to be sur veyed. The Vittoria, Southern, for Rangoon, was on shore in the river llooghly, and had put back to be docked. SAILING FROM Rio JANEIRO—The John, Griffin, for the Cape, the 14th September. Ann IVA!. AT T ENEItIFFE—The Toward Castle. Jeffery, from London, the 17th September, bound to New South Wales. ARRIVAL AT BENGAL—The Grenada, Anderson, from Ma dras, the 20th May, and would load for London. SHIPPING INJRLLIGEXCE. CUSTOM. HOUSE, Nov. 7. Sims ENTERED INMARDII.—The London Packet, Randal, from Limerick ; Friends, Harris, from Dublin ; Triton, Owens, from Belfast; Ilultlah, Swatridge, from Waterford; Miranda, Wildgooss, from liladeira and Demerara; Celerity. Daniels, from Jersey ; Johanna, Basch, from Dantric ; Providence, Brown, from Bilboa ; Magdalenc, Robson, from Memel ; Haab.% Aarge, from Christiania ; Diadem, Boswell, from Quebec ; Patriot, Pat_ tenon, from Dannic; Sir Charles 31•Carthy, Friend, from Ma deira, Accra, and Demerara; Bliphyra. Morton, from Antigua; Wilberforce, Bench, from Cephalonia; Dawns, Bland, front Quebec. EllTtarn OUTWARDS.—The Lively. Baxter, for Bordeaux; Craig Elachie, Oliphant, for Rotterdam and Amsterdam ; Britan nia, Blackburn, for Malta and Smyrna; Wm. Bryan. Davis, for Jamaica; Neill", Hutchinson, for Bremen ; Betaey, Richards, for Belfast; Falcon, White, for Batavia. _ , 'CLZAIIED OUT WAIDI rum. Lir AT GRATTSIXD,-Tbo • Siren., Fai for Calais; Richmond, Oilderdale„ for burgh; Pursuit, butlen, for ditto; Edinburgh Packet, Winlains # for Rotterdam ; Ganges, Boultbee, for !ladras ; Immids BisamatL Hollander, for Bremen; Jason, Seals, for Hamborgh ;irt a? ,gar Powell, I'm Jamaica ; Simeon, Roome, for Hamburgh ; Clancarty, Heath. for Rotterdam ; Cimonie, Msnly, foe Hydeas Lord Molgrarm Grenslade, for Antwerp; London, Rutile:ford, for Ham burgh ; Ruth, Hoare, for Jamaica. C.Laaarrto Otyroaans.—The Iris, Fatemsrn, for 'fairs and Rouen ; Shia. Johnson, for Jamaica ; Tulloet Castle, Pearce, for ditto; %Tenoned, Fisher, for Artigna; George, Jansen, El sinore and Copenhagen ; Caroline, Ritsrow, for Stettin ; Redman, Bryce, for Sierra Leone; John Danford, T.cncartsr, fer Nest Brunswick ; Competitor, Jackson, for New York. Price 7d. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. PADSTOW, Nov. 3.—The New &matte, Anderson, Omit Dublin for Lond on, i n attempting to enter this harbour, drifted ors the Dunbar Sand, and it is fated will go to pieces. Crew saved. FALMOUTH. NOV. 6.—Arrived the Sphinx packet, from dine. ries ; wailed front New York Oct. 7, and Halifax, Oct. 19; the Sprightly, Newton, from the Downs, for Seville ; and several coal. tors, bound round land. COWES, Nov. 7.—Arrived the Hercuist, English ship. from London ; the Scourfield, Kaitley, ditto, from South Shields ; the John and Mary, ditto brig, from London; the Ann. ditto, from London ; the William Brown, 91•Cown, from London, sisi Saturday. after the mail; and the Martha, Lunt, American ship, from London. PORTSMOU TH. NOV. 7.—Arrived the George Drys. dale, front the Down,, for Antigua. Remain the otttward.bound u before. DEAL. Nov. 7—Arrived L'Aimable Nannette, Perre, from Guadeloupe; the Harmony, Mason, from Cadiz • and the Bra bant, Biswit, from Gib ra lt ar . Th e Seppings and the outward bound (except the Fairfield) sailed this morning; also the Donee row* raid homeward-bound for the river. A slip his frogs the river bound to the East Indies, lame unknietit. The weather. is very hazy, with alight breeze front the westward. Rastscatz, Nov. I.—The ems& King George, of Gravalow‘v fell in with yesterday, about eight or nine miles from the North Foreland, a schooner on her broadside, and full of water, her tap aides fir built, painted with two white streaks; m not ascertain her name; towed on shore part of her foremailinted white e: the bead; site had a new main-boom, jib-boom painted white eie the head and heel. square sail yard,.also white. GRAVESEND, Nov. 7.—Arrived the Georgian; Wade. from Berbice ; Scotia, Robinson, from Quebec ; Monarch, Sumerian. from ditto ; Earl of Egretrint, Johnson, from Buenos Am.'s Royal Eagle, Blake. from Jamaica ; Happy Return, Woolcodr, from ditto ; Mary, Hodges, from Madeira; Ophelia, Oliver, from New York ; Ann, Delotte, from St. Kitts • Brltionnia, Cummings. from Sr. Lucia ; Vinter, Frazer, from lismbergh, Sailed the Hopetul, Weatherstone, for Vera Cruz ; Wolff., for Pillau ,• Pelican, Riche, for Brussels. It was the Ann and Amelia which lost her main -mast, andinot the Princess Charlotte, is given yesterday by mistake. Ilaawicx, Nor. 7.—Arrived the Adjutor, Jenson, from Dra men for London, with loss of anchors and cable*, and cargo shifted. She cut from her anchors on the 3cl inst. to avoid the Shipwash, slier drifting seven miles. The Johannes was got oil' last tide, and is now riding inite stream. BRISTOL, Nov. 7, 1825.—Kirived, The Good k Hoo CharreL front Napier'. Sailed, the Suffolk, Ray, for New York. The John and Robert, Jones; Thalia, Pattersons, have arrived at New York ; Juno, Hutchinson, at Oporto; Charlotte, Sweatmao ; Villenia, Kinsmen, at Biiboa ; Dispatch, Forster. at Chareote, ell from hence. The brig, Dere, Chappel, from Bordeaux to Bristol, en. countered a gale in the Bay of Biscay, put into Rochefort to repair, and was expected to sail again about Ist November. BRIDLINGTON, Nov. s.—The Providence, Page, from North Yarmouth, put in here Ist inst. with three feet water in her hold, pumps choked, sails split, and other damage. The Brother?, Carnes,. from Dantsic to Montrose, put in here yesterday, leaky. Cargo wheat; shifted and much washed. BLACENEY, Nov.7.—The Friendship, Cook, of and fur Grimsby, put in here yesterd a y h av i ng sprung a leak, and shifted cargo during a heavy gale at N.W. and must discfnege. ABERDEEN, Nov. s.—The Elizabeth's Success, of and frorl Stroniness to Beauly, was lately wrecked near Portnoy; the crew and passengers saved by the Coast Guard. The Aid, of this port, is totally wrecked on Gerdleness Point ; crew saved. Nov. S.—Yesterday we had a gale at N.N.E. The Jahn, in ballast, in entering Sunderland har bo ur this morning, rna on the rocks, but is expected to be got off with little damage. Thai following vessels are also on shore:—Betsey, of Thnrso, coal Inden, and it is feared will be wrecked. Banibro' Castle, and Rachel, of Sunderland, laden with lime; cargoes landing and vessels ex. petted to be got off; crews saved. NORTH SHIELDS, Nov. s.—The Alemnon, Mather, of New. ends, in taking la .the first part of her cargo eteoal, fell on her' broadside, and remains with the lower masts even with the water. The Royal Yeoman, Willis, of Weymouth, filled with water. but was got to the shore with assistance, which prevented her froze sinking. E Nov. s.—The following are further particulars et the gale on Thursday :—The Britannia, of Rothsay, is on the rocks between the Tarbutt and Glinn, with her keel knocked away and full of water ; the Liverpool, of Liverpool, is nearly in a similar state, they are landing their spars, sails, and rigging. The True Blue, of London, has had her rudder knocked away, and makes some water, but the ground on which she has struck is rather smooth, and she will probably be got off without much da mage. The Gathei ine, of Rothsay, after parting her cables. cane up the river, and struck on Sod Inland, where she remains without damage. __ CORK, Nov. 4.—Sailed the Sovereign transport, with troops ice Gibraltar. Emit Nom:. OCT. 21.—The Younghusband, of Shields, Fresseh t grounded on the Swinebottoms this morning, but was assisted ofF with low; of rudder, and will probably proceed to Copenhagen to refit. The Scipio, Massengale, bound to St. Peteraburgh, wbialt was on shore near Saltholm has been got oft' without apparent da.. mage. The Fame, of Scarbriro' Fox, was abandoned off !towhead, near Dantzic, being water-logged. Crew saved by the Coloenbt,, Heck, and arrived here. . ROTTERDAM, OCT. 28.—The Economy, Duncan, from Leith to this place, is on shore; but should the weather continue mode. rate, will probably be got of. PARIS, Nov. 4.—We learn from Corunna that there has been at dreadful hurricane on the coast of Oalieia. The Fanny, Hamann, from Memel to Sligo, was totally wrecked near Loch Erribal on the 31st ult. Great fears are entertained for the safety of the Jack Tar from Jamaica, and the Powell from St. Vincent's, they having sailed ca the Jot of Augoet, and not been heard of since. The NVedmorland, orthtngton, from Quebec to Liverpo"l,, which was abandoned on the 22d ult. near Scilly, has been carrie d into a port near Brest. _ _ _ The . Lady Lumley, of Bermuda, is lost on the filsodat're Islands. The Adelphi, Sievewright, from St. John's, Nov Brunswick, to Livetpool, was stranded on the 10th of September on Sable Ward. Crew saved. The I ork, Baker, American ship, sailed for New York. and brought up in Yarmouth Roads. VESSELS SpoErN w rrii.—Anna Dorothea, of Drontheiai, Locke, trout Rio Janeiro for Lisbon, out 30 days, 27th September, let. 13, 30, long. 26, by the Harriet, Fuleher, arrived at M.ergate. Seventy-one bales cotton, 3 bales silk, 1 pipe sherry, 1 hogshead madeira. 1 ease gum, 1 boat, 1 chest bees' wax, and 1 hogshead wine, have been carried into Dover, from the wreck of the Dew Castle. RIMARIABLE CAFTURI or A HAIKU -.-011 Wednesday' morning last, a hare was started from a field opposite the Malmesbury Arms Inn, in Fisberton Anger, by Mr. Blake, which made its way from thence into an adjoining garden, and into a woodhouse; from thence it returned through another garden, crossed the turnpike road, and en tered the kitchen of the Malmesbury Arms, where ic Mok refuge under the grate, until a hot cinder fell upon its back, when a young man, who happened to be present (William Uphill, son of a keeper at Hemerton), took her in his arms, carried her into the highway, and gave her her liberty.—Sulisbery Journal. A package of extraordinary dimensions, and la extra. ordinary contents, was brought by Wyatt's Marlow wagon, from London, on Sunday morning last, addressed to Mr. Maclean, of that town, and inscribed "Class" in large !et tees on the outside of the box, with directions to keep that aide uppermost. As the wagon arrived at Marlow teo late on the Sunday morning for a ease of its dimensions to be delivered out on that day, it was suffered to remain in the inn yard, where the wagon puts up, the remainder of that day and the whole of the succeeding night, and taken to Mr. Maclean on the Monday. What his feelings must have been may be better conceived than described, when on opening the ease he found it contained the corpse of a brother, enclosed in a rough coffin, or rather shell, daubed over with pitch, and having a pasteboard inscribed wills the name of the deceased stuck on it with the same Mitt rial.—How to account for this novel method •f conveying a dead body is no easy task ; for whether an act so repug nant to common decency was dictated by parsimony or malignity, it is equally deserving public reprobation. Mr. Maclean was aware of his brother's death, expected hip corpse, and had provided for its interment on the preceding Saturday ; but no idea that it would be conveyed toltirn its so disgraceful a manner ever entered him imagination,• and we trust the instances of similar meant of decorum ,are very rare.—Reading Mercury. V IkIirES.CERN Lg .,4 Ep i l . l t tlf lo l4,ND SCIENTIFIC A pc 111.1 C MEETING will be held lt the (freemasons' Hall, 6, o ,lQueen-atreet, Lincoln's Inn-fields. TO.M R ROW, at Seven pTiock in the Evening, to adopt measurer for establishing an Insti. lo go. which will have for its object the diffusion of Literary and i,osetitit Knowledge =wog the Commercial and Professional Chow te the il'osiern Parts of the Metropolis. HENRY DRUMMOND. Esq. will take the Chair. The means p are, the formation of a Library and Read. ittlgircm, flasses tc r a r the attainment of Languages, and the delivery o:ani on .pence and Literature. Tts?..estren. Clerks in public offices, flanking, Professional, and coa ,, ancn ; Litablishments, are earnestly requested to attend. Any corm unicaiion may be made to the Provisional Committee, 1 4 L a uer, directed to Mr. H. Jackson, Secretary, Frecrouons' 'favere. 37.? 4 3014