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T /' / s /,--te .. ~~~~ . • :i Gam• :_ ;~ L t - G , _ t • ' - . No. 7,090. MERLCAN SMELTING t4LSSOCIATIONL.... ja. Nthite iti hereby given to the rittmerous Applicants foe ;pm i :his .CoMpany, that all the Advantage.' 'luck were ex. ;tad lobs dtrlved by this Association from Smelting the Refuse s art rich Star of South America, have been transferred, to. ce nt the Set-viers ? as Mineralogist and Referee, of the Pro. wk. Prsrofil N. Johnson, Eq. of 19, Hatton-garden, Assay at. w the POW4I LA Paz and Peruvian 31inIng Asia osnoo. IL P. SMITH. solicitor, 7, Wardrobe -terrace, Doctors'-Commons. .HAYTIEN C()NIP NY.—WANTED, s OF.NTLESI A N perfectly acquainted with the ASSAY . - .Me o f METALS. particularly Gold and Silver he will be re. Llind to proceed to Hayti in company with different 31ining oy all Operative Workmen already engaged in Cornwall, and vto w; ,', embark at Falmouth in the resod now preparing in the l u re s far their reception. Application, with references, to bead. &m ot to the Directors, to the care of she Subscriber, No. all, t hr ogmorton-street. HERMAN HENDRIKS. L AND DEVONSH: COMPANy. MINING ~once is hereby Riven, that the Uirtetnra of this Company will tbo a or TLIURSDA Y NEXT, the Bth of eleptember, at Twelve o ', t ie► precisely, tOr the purpose •of declaring all Scrip Receipts, witch may be tnen outstanding (if any). forfeited. The Director, lute the pleasure to add, for the intartumion of the Shareholders. that they have paid the Second Instalment for the Mines purchased b y the Company: that ►ll the necessary arranumnenta have been nude fee effectually worktog the Ming. ; and that part only of the tyre hutch have been raised have alseady been soli to the amount *WAAL Tha Weekly Rename from the lqinet may always be inspected by MsShaseholders. By order at the Directors, JOHN WOOL, &creamy. 211, Lonthantsertet,Mtallat 31.18214. CL'I Y OF LONDON TEA COMPANY. Capital !lASI*. to SAS Shares of IV. each. Tho &Pm of this Company is to supply ate Public with *Fes in the MM. pm* state lti which It is elivered by the East India Cnainany, snd w appoint Aieents for the sale th ereof at all the principal towns in the kingdoM. then Every PropCo mpan rietor is to engage to purchase the tel he consumes the y. Assam as she Subeeription is fllled, and preciously to any call for matey being made, the names of • highly respectable Curd Oliveto" will be submitted to the Proprietors, when, if any person object thereto, they will bs at liberty to withdraw their names. ApplieltiOni fa be received for any number of Shares not ex mating twenty. and a ad' of only 5,!. per share will, in the first instance, be required.—Address, post paid, to Mr. Fenton, Solict re. Aumlnfriars. SOUTH LONDON DOCK COMPANY. Incorpo meg by Act ad Parliament. 6th Oeo. IV. Capital 700.0001., in IL Shiites. Csatnaraw—ROßEßT RICKARDS. Esq. DSPirrY Cuszastan —JOHN MITCHELL, Esq. DIRICTORS. Retard, Thoa. Beards, Eaq. Inglis, David'Dess. Es+ Noon, Thos. Starling, Esl. Jackson, Joseph, Esq. &Latham. Wm. Caldwell, hsq. Locke, John. Esq. husk. Jacob Hans, Esq. Mangles, Robert. Esq. Caruthers. David, Esq. Paxton, Wm. Gill, Esq. M.P. Dolman, Wm. Joe. E.g. U.P. Shatter, Tito*. Allen. Esq. Bunton, Matthew, Esq. Sumner, G. Holme, Esq. Jl. P. Balms, Benjamin, Esq. Thackeray, John, Eq. This Company being incorporated, the Subscribers cannot be vale responsible to a greater extent than the amount of their Shins; end in case they should choose to sell, their responsibility will wholly cease on a transfer being made and registered according in the Act of Parliament j by which Act, interest at Four per Cent. en the sum subscribed is made payable hilt yearly until the com pletion of the Ducks. Subscribers are recouped, on or before lit October next, to here or produce their Deposit Receipts at the Oompaer's Office, 13, Threadneedle -street, where Information concerning the Docks easy be obtaincJ. DROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND.—Those 1 Proprietors who hare not signed the Deed of Settlement are twisisted to do so, without delay, the arrangement, for commode * btuinats being completed. The Proprietors are hereby apprized. that according to the regu lations of the Society, if an Instalment in not mad within fifteen days of the call, it is competent for the Court of Ihrectors to charge interest front that titue at Are per cent., until such Instalment is paid; and she that the shares of Proprietors who shall not execute the Deed within two months of the lit Instant will be subject to forfeiture. The Deal lies fbr aignatrwe at tba Office of the Society in St. Hien'a.plase, Learion. and at ilimers. P. sod D. Mabony's, Sofi a:ark 3lenbn Square North, Dublin. THOS. JOPLIN, See. London. 19th Aug. 1925. GUY'S HOSPITAL - --- • - THE WINTER LECTURES here will commence on SATURDAY. October 1. Dr. CHOLMELEY and Dr. BRIGHT, on PRACTICE of MEDICINE and MATERIA MEDICA. Dr. CHOLSIELEY and Dr. ADDISON,on THEORY of ME DICINE aad MATERIA MEDICA. Dr, BRIGHT, on BOTANY. CLINICAL LECTURES will be given. Mr. C. A. KEY and Mr. J. MORGAN, on ANATOMY and SURGERY. Mr. BRA NSBY COOPER, on ANATOMY. ...... _ _ _ Sir ASTLEY COOPER, Bart. Consulting Surgenn, will oeca tinselly lecture= ANATOMY and SURGERY. DEMONSTRATIONS will be green b the Lecturers. Dr. BLUNDELL, on MIDWIFERY and PHYSIOLOGY. Mr. WILLIAM ALLEN. Dr. BOSTOCK, and Mr. A. AIKIN. on CHEMISTRY. Mr. T. BELL. on the TEETH. Mr. W. ALLEN and Pmfewor MILLINGTON, on EXPE. RIM ENTA L PH lIAJRIPH Y. Pupils entering to the Surgical Practice of Guy's Hospital are ailldredy) attend that of St. Thomas. The Lectures on Anatomy and Surgery will he given at hours which will not interfere with the Anatomical and Surgical Lectures eit. Thomas's Hospital. For particulars apply to Mr. Stocker, the Apothecary, or Mr. Brewell, the Steward of Ony's Novice!. hi IT.• XPERIOR UNADCLTERATED PORT AND SHERRY Port 32.., Sherry 345. (large Bottles). 00PER and Co. having selected from the Company's H Stock at Oporto a Parcel of PORT of the genuine Vintage co IWO and 1821, which, together with their SHERRI WINES, aunt the best quality, and which they pledge themselves shall be delivered to Purchasers• without any mixture or adulteration, in quantities not less than one down. Samples bad, and tasted, on the premises of limper and Co, Importers of Port and Sherry Wines only, No. ill. Upper Thames-street (near the Queen-street Bridge). Ptics of Poet per Pine drif.. Hogsheads ; Sherry per Butt 48L, per Hogshead 25L, in bond, and may he permitted direct from the London Docks, or Hooper and Co. will divide a Pipe be tween three or four individuals. The frequency of dealers mixing light Frerch and Cape Wines with their Port and Sherry, have induced Hooper and Co. to on to, their attention solely to Port and Sherry Wines, and to pledge themselves that no other shall be admitted on their premises. _ ---- _ - - -Ip Travelling, Promenading, and enjoying Aquatic Excurs.ions in fine weather, is often subversive t f comfort, in producing Sun Burns, Tanned and a Parched Skin, &c.; the most infallible Specific is ROWLAND . B KA LY DOR, for the Complexion, which immediately allays the smarting irritability of the skin. predates a delightful and pleasing cdolnetss truly comfortable. It also rantras freckles, pimples, spots, and all cutaneous erup. tiers ; imparts a luxuriant and matchless beauty to the complexion, affords soothing relief to Ladies nursing their offipring. To Geo. tlenien after shaving, it allays the irritating and smarting pain, and renders the skin smooth and pleasant. Price Bs. 6d. and 4s. lid. per honk, duty included. Also, to prevent the hair falling off, or changing colour, occa sioned by excessive perspiration, produced in warns weather, R OWLAN'S 51ACASSAR Ism th e hair, the original an D d genuine. This Oil 1a pre-eminently successful in nourishing the hairs preventing its falling off In cases of ilinew. &c. and has the unrivalled property of giving a most fzumaiing and deketable appearance to the hair. Price 3e. 8.1. i 3.-10.. Gil. and 21s. N per bottle. Also ROWLAS A N EXTRACT. for th e Teeth anal Gu D' ms, and LSA prev A enting the Tooth.aeb. • rautioni—ln conseq tenet of the high popularity of the above Mein. flagrant im po s tors have counterfeited each ; copying ad vertisements, MM., and bottles, which renders It in necessary, 01 pare/ming any of the @bore, to ask for " Row kid's," smolt observing the signature anal address In red, " A. Howland and f.10n," 20, Patton_ garden. Sold, by appointment, by Mr. R. Hendrie. Perfumer to his Ma. testy. Tnclibourn-street ; 31r. Smyth, Messes. 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In this wore are fully detailed the natare of mils and manures ; the proper management of meadow aril pasture ; and the improved cultivation of arable lands ; rotation of crops, artificial grosses, At.; the best means of diaining, with numerous plates, illustrative of the same, and of embanking, enclosing, rond.making, and fencing ; the diferent species of live stock, with coloured pl:ites of the most improved breeds ; and the construction of farm-houses, offices, and cottages, accompanied with engraved plans sod estimates. With every other requisite infennation. FIRST lIKITINGS. Bate. T. Hastings, Sussex, chyrnist Bradfield, J. London-wall, grocer Chadwick, J. Kennington, carpenter Connolly, B. Great Portlant:..street, tailor LONDON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1825. SALES BY AUCTION. GRAND JUNCTION CANAL SHARES. By Mr. 1/08INS, (Of Warwick House. Itegent4trect,) At Garravay'•. on THURSDAY NEXT, the Bth init. at 12, in Too Lou . Two s r HUNDRED POUNDS EACH ha that very boottBcial and ulvantagews Concern the GRAND JUNCTION CANAL,, the emolument% of whiA are daily increasing, from 141eatentiott of commerce. Particulate may be had a. Oseraway's, and of Mr. Robint,l7a, Regent-atteet. VALUABLE REVERSION. One.fourth Pan of the Purdue. Money to arise from the Sale of Twenty Dwelling House* at White Collie and Halstead, In Dote*: and Two Thousand Six Hundred and Twenty Pounds Sterling 31oney. By Ale. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Honer, Regent-street,) • ! At °scrawny's-Collie-house Coridsill, en THURS. DAV NEX T, at 12, THE REVERSION of One-fourth Port of the 15th chase Money. to arise from the Sale or TWV4TY DR' EL LINO [MUSES within • the County of Essex. le of which a re Freehold, situate at C o l lie Ford Hill, in White Coln, and 'Hefting. ham.lane, Halstead; and five Copyhold, situate on Scratubler's. Hill, Halstead ; let at rents, amounting to 831. pet annum ; and Two Thousand Six Hundred sad Twenty Pound. Sterling Mime,. invested on good mortgagee in the county of Reece, at four and a , half per cent. per annum. The purchaser will be entitled to the above Reversions on the decode of a Widow, aged 58 years, in the resat of a Goldsmith, aged abctorje yore, 40tg without home: he ham been martial many yam amt. km no Was, nod kis wife 4: about the same age. Partieulars may be had of John Vann, Esq.. 4. Symoacre Ina ; I Mr. Wayman, *Minket, Bury St. Ildinatod's ; at liattaltay's ; and of Mr. Robins, lie. Regent.street. 3PLean. from Quebec. PICKLE.HERRINO WHARF. ORANARTES, WAREHOUSKS. PUBLIC-HOUSE, &c. PICKLE-HERRING, SOUTHWARK. To Coen Merchants. IVhartirtgura„ Ligheermen. autdothers. VALUABLE FREEHOLD cstArc. By DRAYTON VENTOM, At the Auction Mart, on THITIL4DAV, the 13th instant, at 12, in Seven Late, under the Trusts of the 'will, and by order of the Executor of John Green. Req , deceased, unless en acceptable offer should be made fur the whole, or part. by Private Contract, A T ruly valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, of the estimated value of 1000/. per annum, in the occupation of Mews. Bette, Roach, Saiuthill, Neu:. and Co., Watleigh, and others, and comprising 'fist old-established end well known CollAt ing Wharf, being PICKLE-HERRING WHARF, in Pickle herring-street, in the Borough olnouthwark,lounrYliatelY opposite the Tower, and occupying* very considerable river frontage, with granarieo. counting-house, avid reapeotable dwelling-house attached ; the Weterman's Arms public-house sad liquor-shop opposite, with the Whole of the warehouser, graitae‘h. stabling., and other 1 " 114- ings. extending from the front of Pickle-herring -street, running to the southward, eastward, and returning to the northward, form ing three Wee of the square of that extensive range of property. A brick-I uilt Warehouse of three floors in the centre, and a dwel ling-house in Vine -court, part let on leases, which expire in 18211, and the remainder in hand. The in,niediate contiguity of this pro. perty with the Corn and Coal Exchange, Custom-house, &e. is an advantage presumed to attach to it considerable importance. and the great facilities it possesses fur the housing, landing, or shipping corn or merchandise, will ever claim a prior consideration with the merchant or factor ; or it is equally eligible for the capitalist, us a secure investment. May be viewed by permission of the tenants any day prior to the sale. Printed particulars had at the Waterman's Arms; Royal Oak, Vauxhall ; George Inn. Borough ; Phoenix Tavern, Rat cliffe-cross • Europa Inn. Rothe r hi t he ; Ship Tavern, G reenwich; Corn and Coal Exchange Coffee-houses ; Mr. J. C. Stephens. Soli citor, Maidstone ; and of Drayton and ‘'entom, Auctioneers. Sur veyors, and Estate Ag e nts, 97, beadenhall-street, where a plan o the Estate may be seen. • - TRAVELLING TO DUBLIN, 1W WAY OF LIVERPOOL. CABIN PARE.—ONE GUINEA. The DUBLIN and LIVERPOOL STEAM NAVIGA TION COMPANY'S VESSELS sail •regularly hoax Liverpool for the Custom.house Quay. Dublin. The fast-sailing new .TEAM PACKET. hIONA, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, with PAS SENGERS ONLY. The MERSEY and LIFFEY. with GOODS and PAS SEMMES, every MONDAY, IVEDNBSDAY, and FRI DAY. WILLIAM LAIRD, Agent, 10,.1Vater-atreet, Liverpool. J. and W. HANKS, IS, Eden Quay, Dublin. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT THZ COURT OF COWMISSIONERS OF BANKRUPTS, BASINOHALL-STRZET. TO-MORROW. THIRD MEETINGS. BALI, T. jun. Cannnn.street. grocer Clark. b. Castle-street, Holborn, tailor Congra►e, H. Chapel-street, Edgewars-road, tailor Cross, G. Chandos.street, Covent-garden. victualler !Storing, C. H. Pope's Head.alley, Cnrnhill, merchant Williams, E. Southampton, shoe-seller H. 10 . ►s - 12 arcown areTtwos. Field, S. jun. late of the Bull's Head, Smithfield, wine and spirit-mereliant - - 10 - Hubby, 'l'. A 'metes crescent, Lower-road, Islington, builder 10 Peake, ILL Milton, near Siitingbourne, Kent, shipwright - 10 - 11 . . 12 11 - 12 - 12 - 12 - 11 I)ieksoicJ. whole...ale haberdasher A. 11'hitechapel-road, wine-tnerehant Park, T. J. lVestboume-place, CheNea, budder - - DIVIDENDS. Barlow, J. Merton, Wimbledon. Surrey, millwright . 12 ilood, P. P. (lepton, insurance-broker . • 12 (lrimwood, R. Rochester, draper - - • 11 Johnson, J. and Danis, J. ferry-wharf, Vauxhall, coal. merchants - - • - I I Rniut, A. and Murray, J. Leadenhall-buildings, leather factors . - - - 12 HAIL-STORM IN THE EAST INHI ES.--ENITSCI of a letter dated Bhopalpore, Feb. 10, 1643:—" We arrived here on the morning of the 9th inst. after a comfortless march from Kamptee, and were particularly struck with the beauty of the scenery, which is romantic in the extreme ; and we cannot think why the place has been so much abused by the gents. who have hitherto had the felicity of residing here. On the evening of our arrival a dread ful storm of wind and rain, accompanied by hail -stones, burst from • the clouds ; the hail-stones were the largest and most extraordinary ever seen, some of them being as large and as heavy as goose eggs, to which articles, in shape, they bore a very striking resemblance. The 60th regiment is to commence its march to-morrow morning on its way to Lucknow ; and the officers and men seem par ticularly gratified at it having fallen to their lot to go to that wonderful city : poor fellows, they will wish them selves back again before long, at sweet Dabrez, u they denominate it. 'f he station, in toy humble opinion, is far superior to Lucknow, on account of the splendour of the puckah bungalows. public buildings, and native temples.-. Calcutta John Bull, March 10. LlrEßPOOL,VVinsisbAr EPENING• Wind N.W.--fligh Water, 45 . m. p. Id. Arrived the Hardy, Doyle, from :Wont, Video ; the Meredith, Kennon, from Demerara, sailed 10th July ; Lady Adams, Sta- Dples, from Charleston in 2,1: days; Vlyt, D e V r i es , f rom D ordt ouglas, Mete, front Pernambuco ; Julia, —. from Buenos Ayres ; Mediterranean Packet, from lassforn ; Perfaet, Prince, from Charlston ; Matilda.. —. from Para ; Debris?, —, P. m Pernambuco ; Jess and Flora, Pattinson, from Demerara ; Alta, —. from Savannah ; Silas Richards, 'Holdridge ; from New York ; Harriet, —, from Para; Bride, Hopkin, from Ma. tandem ; Alexis, Cook, from Paraiba ; Ben, 111`Bride, from ditto ; James Monroe, Adams, from Charleston ; Orford, from Savannah. tintAlMi.s. from Paraiba far Liverpool, was spoken on the deth Akiguat. let. 48, long 19. The Huntley, from St. John's, New Brunswick, for Liverpool, was spoken August 29, ofrfuskar. The Dile, bl`Bennar, from Richebucto, has arrived at Aber. ye/with. The Ann, from Bahia, sailed 10th July, in company with the ,Superior, for Liverpool. The ram Ann sailed sixteen dag or befoto tie Liverpool. The Thomas, Lady Douglas, and Rob oftly llamburgh ; and Lowland La ss , for 31amo, were to tai l2th July. The Aquatic had sailed fu r P er n am b uco . Th e Willi am , for Liverpool, wu to sail 224 July. The Elira, from Meranham, sailed 11th July. On the 21st " i lly, in let. I, N. long. 33, spoke the Archimedes, from Buenos . Ityres for Havannah. Qn the 12th August, in let. 50, 40, long. 16, imke the Albion, from Quebec for Dublin. On the pa August, mia miles %V. of Cap Clear, spoke the Charlotte, from Liverpool' leg Quebec. • The from Alivatnichi, said 30th July. The Brothers, Tar, rind Ben Shaw, were to sail for Liverpool in two cr Otlfte at il s (.2* the 10th Alievitt, In lat. 47, keg spoke IN tor , front stigo for at . Jolla's, Veer Brunswick same, deb'the Severn, from Dartmouth for Newfoundland, Arrival yetteriay, the Beaver. bean. from Demerara: Jams's: Smith, from Malaga; John Cullen, I)ownlng, from New Brute. wick t Dewsbury, Bowman, front Newfoundland ; Lyeurgus" . SPragitin. from Riga; Wavertree, Short, from Lima; Samuel.; from Carthagens ; Freyheit, Meyer, from Lubeck ; MONO. Lucenek. from Maritiltain ; Prince Kutusoff. Halt, from allramiehit Thorntons, Brown, from Slintatiehi ; Homer, CORN MARKET, TUIODAY, Auo. 30, WM. Our Corn-market was . wEll attended to.day by dealers, 'Lc.: fzer sales mad/. and awneat a reduction on last week's prices of 3d. a &I. on Wheat, and Id. a 21 on Oats. Tiic samples of New Wheat and Oars which are offered are at lower rates also. Sweet Flour in Wad not in demand. The Weather is uncommonly doe. which produces this reduction in price. ()RAIN. a. ii. a. d. Wheat per Bushel ;lib—English (red) . 10 3all 0 Ditto (white) . U U a 9 0 Scotch 0 0 a 10 0 Irish . . 7 0 4 7 P Ditto New . . 8 0 a 9 0 I' ireigri. free . 9 0 • 9 3 Ditto (in bond) . 4 0 • 4 6 Canadian - 0 0 a 0 0 Oats per Boa te l of 45:b.—Irish Pout() - 3 0 a 3 2 English,Scotch&Welsh 3 2 a 0 4 Common 2d. a 3d. lower. Barley per 601b.—English . . 5 0 a I 9 Irish . . .4 8 a 4 V Malt pee 9 galls. (old) . . . 9 0 a 9 6 Ditto (new) . .. 96a 10 4 Oatmeal par 24015.—hoglish . 30 0a 31 0 - Irish (old) . . 23 0 a 27 0 Ditto (new) . 0 0 • 0 0 Flout pee 9901b.—English . 52 0 a 51 0 - Irish . . - 25 la2l 0 American per 19611,. . 24 0•26 0 Dantric . . 0 0 a 0 0 Foreign free 0 0 a 0 0 Beams par Quarter—English . . 411 oa4B 0 Irish . .... Irk, Foreign P.S. par Quarter-- English. SVhice Ditto (ire, Foreign 44 0 a Ch 0 00a 0 0 .00 a 0 0 0 0 a 0 to 00a 0 0 191P0111111D TROY ME 2 3 / 3 TYCLI Wheat . . . 7,666 qrs. Oats . . 6301 Barley . . 1,063 Beans . . . 176 EIPCHITID 9, Oats ip qrs. TO TIE 29T11 OS ♦VOCST 'itvr. Peas Oatmeal Flour . ... { 411e6 31: g o:. 100 bets . • 4;29 igls IME PERIOD. Flour . The Canning, BsyHa ' and the London, Sotheby, ha ve arrived off the Start, having sailed from China the 211th of March. raised Anjeer the 19th of April, and sailed from St. Helena the 10th of July. SHIP. SPOKEN WITH RT THE CANNING.—Hip Maiesty's ship Diamond, from Portsmouth to South America, the 26th of July, in lat. 10, 9 N., long. 24, 10 W. ; the Portland, from (lot. tenburgh to Baltimore, tile 26th of August, in l a t. 44, 7 N., l ong . 19. 59W. ; the Franklin, from Liverpool to Baltimore, on the 20th August, in lat. 47, 15 N. ; long. 19, 59 W. ; and the Mar garet of Bristol, botmd to the westward, on the 25th of August, In lat. 60, 2 N., long. 12, 26 W. PASSENGERS PER CANNING, Captain Baylis, from China.— Captaio Cracraft, and Captain Oriely. Madras infantry: Mr. Weare, from Penang ; Mr. Ilbury, Mr. Day, and eleven invalids from St. Helena. AHRIVAL AT 1 , ALPAIATSO...The Calder, Rou, from New South {Vales, t'ae 13th of May. SHIPPING IN FELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-HOUSE, AUGUST 31. &tilos ENTERED iNwAnns.—The New Phccnix, Lewth wake, from St. Petersburgh ; floffnung, Fischer, from Alt ona • Dart, Stranack, from Ostend ; Norfolk, Kennedy, from Quebec . ; Kari Bathurst, Pound, from Rotterdam ; and Minor, Jenard, from Benicarlo. ENTERED Otrrwaßns.—The Ageooria, Frost, for Rio Janeiro ; 31art::a, Snow, for New York ; Exmouth, Owen, for Bombay ; Anne, Pentresth, for Gibraltar; Hope, Buller, fot Lisbon ; Charlotta, Waack, and Elizabeth, %Vuillard., for Stettin ; Engleman, for Atnatertlam ; and Loudon, . Gibbs, tor Rotterdam. CLEARED OUTWARDS FTNALLT AT ORANEBEND.—The Fame, Annyl, for Dronthelm ; Rudolph, Schmidt, for Stettin ; Ilenrich and Theodor, Klswitter, for Elsinore and Dantsic ; Henry, Westmorland, for Demerara ; Funchal, M•Pberson, for Elsinore ; and Rote, Ellis, fur Rotterdam. CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Orb, Postgate, for Vigo Marquis Wellesley, Coulson, for the Cape of Good Hope and Isle of France; Lavinia, Askew, for Naples; Jean Stewart, 114`Kenzic, for Ilnyti ; Duke of Kent, Digby, for Mtisins ; Ann, White side, for Genoa and Leghorn ; Prince of Saxe Cobourg, Ladd, for Rotterdam ; Marquis of Anglesey, Steward, for Teneriffe and Buenos Ayres ; Dorothy, Turnbull, for Elsinore and Petcrsburgh ; Britannia, Orfeur, for Bilboa; and Pomona, Johnston, for St. Petersburgh. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Venus, Proper; for Cork. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH, Auo. 30.—Arrived the Sandwich packet, from Lisboa. Off the tort the Dispatch, Forster, from Oalipoll. Sailed his Majesty's ship Bittern, and the Vigilant cutter, fur Plymouth. PowiswouT Afro. 31.—Arrived the Starling, Seetiower, and Scorpion cutter, iTOT a cruise ; and Maria Ann yacht, from the Mediterranean, and is under quarantine. Ilalf.past Seven, p.m.--Just armed hie Majesty'sship Thracian, from Jamaica. DEAL, Ana. 12.--Sailed the Dryad, Davison, for Valparaiso. 3IMIGAT C. AVG. 31.—liantled here to-day, having been taken up about two miles distant from the Past buoy of Margate Sand, an anchor, about 8 cwt. or t cwt. with about or 20 fathoms of chain table, keg buoy, and buoy rope. I iIIAVVSE XD, Auo. ?4.--Arrived the Fort Augustus, Simote, from St. Petersburgl); Samuel and Ann, Hawes, and Neptune, Stephens. from Guernsey ; 3Jarch, Warren, from Rouen. Sailed the Ilawksbury, Biggs. for Riga; Scotia, Dale, for Alicant ; Je mitra.. Norton, for St. John's, New Brunswkk ; Amythest, Thom son, for Quebec: Marquis of Anglesey, Stewart, for Buenos Ayres; Chance, Jackson, for Ilaniburgh ; Norfor, foe Gibraltar. r. linza, AUG. 18.—The Salads, Rail, having 'topped her leak, sailed on lath inst. for London. du Li., Alto. 30—The Sophia, Paulsen, of Norway, ran upon the Stoney 13inks, but waa got off by the Duke of Wellington pilot cutter, with lots of anchor and her rudder unshipped, and was towed into Grimsby. The Martha, Hilburn, from St. Peter.inrgh, was brought into.harbour last night by a steam boat, and is now in dock. VEssELa arm:me wlTll.—The Pontue, from liamburgh to Rio, July 18; Pamela, from Ilavannah to Gibraltar, Aug,. 4; Ontario, from Tortola to Marseilles, 7th ult. : Ann, from Oporto to Kincardine, 21st tilt. by his .111tjesty'a brig Frolic, arrived at Falmouth. Archimedes, from Rumps Ayres to llavannah, July 21; Albion, from Quebec to Dublin, 12th nit.; Chulotte, llsan Liverpool to Quebec, 22d ult. 100 miles westof Caps Clear, by the Eliza, Miller, arrived at Liverpool ; Castor, of Workington, front Sligo to St. John's, New Brunswick, 10th ult. ; same day. the Severn, from Dartmouth to Newfoundland, by the William, Sher e ton, arrived at Liverpool. ilia Majesty's ship Diamond, from Portsmouth to Vera Cruz, Was spoken with July 20, in tat. 10, long. 24, by the Canning, arrived With, &art. f _. Price 7d. STEAM VESSELS OF WAR. [From the The advantages Which have resulted from the use of ateatn-vesitels in convey:pg. passengers, and transporting merchandise, are generally understood ; but it is not, per - hap; , quite so well known, that the English Government has bt en for several years past devoting considerable atten tion to the subject, and making preparations for employi.:ir this discovery to a considerable extent in naval warier-. The encouragement which has been tilreti to Officers of the royal navy, to become commanders of steam packets, is pretty well known ; and we have been informed from at.- thority on which we place great reliance, that a cons , d, c able number of marine engines, of large size, have been constructed by the first engineers in the country, and a:e now :lotted in the naval arsenals, in readiness for any emer geticy which may happen. With the view of ascertain;:er Who were the beat engine makers, a series of experiments were, some time ago, made with three steam packets or: the Milford station, which were of precisely the same star and construction, and fitted with engines of she same power, hut furnished by different houses. The vessels were the Harlequin, the Cinderella, aid the Aladdin ; the engines of the first being Wide by Messrs. Matzdsley and Co., of London ; of the second by Mains. Boulton and Watt ; and of the last by house at Livfeepool. The following is tier result of thirteen voyages frbist Milford to Ireland tine back, taken from papers laid before Parliammt during the last year Total distance. ToN time 'Aide ate host. :Harlequin 2.470 mile -13 mites Cinderella Y t ti: 12M: , 3 Aladdin . 2,470 • 271;h: sm. 11 - In econerng of coals Mews, Maudsleyie engine bad a still more decided superiority, the conautnption ou boa t el the three vessels, in 19 voyages, haring heel) in the follow ing proptortions Harlequin . . 100 boas 10 cwt. Cinderella - - 136 tons 10 cwt. Al.,ddia - 177 tons 10 cwt. We believe each house were informed of the trial irl • tended to be ina t ie, were defirttl to spoke the best engin,: in their plower, and alloWed to find their own superb.... tendants. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER iiIEETING,III4. AI oNbAt. The Trial Stakes of la Boys. eae.4, for 3 yrs olds and upwards, to close on the Thursday before runhing. Third renewal of the Orar.d Puke Michael Sakes of DO son. emit, for colts lint. 71b. and Itllies llst.3lb. A. F. Mr. Grenville's Lionel Lincoln, (y Whalebone. Duke of Portland's c4by TeasdalePlege. Duke of 'iraflon's Bolero. Duke of Grafton's ch. c. by :Holey, out of Medal,. Duke o: Greftor.'s c. by Woful, out of Sister to Neittat. • bord Eseter's br. c. by Comas, out of Advance. Lord Exeter's Ada, Sister to Augusta. Mr. J. Rogers's Fiddler. Lord 0. Cavendish's Big& Cat. Lord Stradbrooke's Strymon. Mr. Wyndham's Brother to Black-and-all-Black. Lord 7.ltoirrenor's b. c. Ortando, by Blucher. Lord Grosvenor's b. e. by Blocher, out of &dor& Lord Otoevenoe's br. f. Booduca, by Bluciter—Boadioln Lord Hatley's ch. f. Branca. by Waterloo—Psyche. Mr. R. Pettit's f. by Waterloo, dam by Soothsayer. Mr. Hunter's c. by Orville, out of Canvass. c. by Haphazard. Mr. Williamson's c. by Seim, dam by Orville. Mr. Bloss's c. by Muley, out of 3lerrymaid. klatch 200 h. ft. D. M. Mr. 5101ony's Cinder Wt. 21b. apt Gmtral Groarinool Crockery Cit. 11b. .klatch 200 h. ft. k. M. Duke of Grafton's Cramer. fist. 71b. apt Mr. Thorshill's Sur prise, Cat. Vb. Match 50 T. Y. C. Ur. Lee's Shushan, aut. 111 b. apt Mr. Pettit's Rarest, Sst. 21b. T UESDAY. Fifty guineas, free for any horse, 4 yr. olds and upward*. B. C. Sweepstakes of 100 sore. each, h. tt. T. V. C. Mr. Udney's Tarandus, 4 yrs, Bst.-1111b. Lewd Oatbrd's Orictil. 4 yrs, Ust. 81b. Lord Jerseyl Adonis, 5 yr.. Rst. Match 100 I'. V. U. Mr. Pettit's Verbena, 7st. 81b. agst Mr. Veru:str.'s . &t. 416. Match 200 h. ft. I). M. Mr. Thornhill', Reformer, ttst. 81b. apt Mr. Oreville's Dam Car. lea, Bst. 11b. Match lOU h. tl. T. V. C. Mr. Udny's Duntp•, Bst. 71b. agst Lord Anson's Ina, Bst. 21b. n•TDNtSbAY. The St. Legal. Stakes of 25 sore each for 3-yr old colts, Bst. 7:b.. and fillies Bst. 41b. D. L Duke of Grafton's Rufus. Duke of Gratton's Nigel. Duke of Grafton's colt by Woful, out of sister to Netter. Lord Exeter's colt by Counts, out of Advence. Lord Exeter's Ada. Mr. Rogers's Muleteer. Mr. Rogers's Aline. Mr. Udny's b. c. by Maley. Lord Jersey's Aliddleton, by Phantom—Web. Mr. Theaketone's b. e. liked) by Muley. Mr. Theakstonc's gr. f. by Walton, out of Lisette. The Anson Stakes of $OO each, h. ft.. fur the produce of tnarut co vered in 1822. Colts, list. 51b., fillies, fist. lb. ; lib. alleweu &e. T.Y.C. Lard Anson's t. by Bustard—Maid of Orleans. Mr. Greville's c. by Merlin, darn by Waxy. Duke of Grafton's f. Lille., by Arnadis. e. by Partisan out of Niobe. Lord Stradbrooke's b. f. by Smolensko—Jerboa. Mr. Prendergast's ch. 1. by Rainbow. Mr. Crackford's f. by Selim—Sultan's darn.. TIIQIIIDAY. The King's Plate of 100 guineas, for oUs and upwares. R.C. _ _ _ The Town Plete of Fifty Poundsr threc-year old Colts and Fi'• lies. D.I. _ _ Post Sweepstakes of 150 eovs.eech, h. ft. ('ol ts, Bst. 71b.. s Bst. Slb. H. 31. To bring one to the poet. Duke of Grafton's ch. c. by Muley, out of Medora. Duke of Grafton's ch. f. by Tontine. Mr. Greville's Peter Pro:eue, by Partisan. Mr. G-eville's t. by Aladdin, sister to Commies. Lord Exeter's EnameL Lord Exeter's I. (dead) by Ardrosean—Pantioal Duke of Portland's c. by Teasdalc—Pledge. Duke of Portland's f. by Magistrate—Ducana. Mr. Pettit's b. e. (dead) by Tuley. Sir. l'ettit's ch. c. by Soothsayer, dam by Election. Mr. Hunter's c. by Orville, out of Canvass. 51r. Hunter's f. by Orville, Sprightly. Mr. Williamson'. c. by Sella), dam by Orville. Mr. ‘Willisunson's c. by Haphazard.—llasciat's dam TUIDAY. Match 200 h. tt. Bation's nogarth, tlst. 71b. agst Mr. Cigarillo's Lionel Li . coin, B.t. 31b. TATTERSALL'S, TimisDAY, SIPT. 1. The betting to•day was tolerably brisk, bat not to so heavy amount as on Monday. Very few alterations took place, iaost the horses remaining nearly as en Monday. Addy seem' rather on the decline. the takers of odds being rather timid about Redgauntlet advanced a point. The odds left utf as under : 31 to 1 agst•Memnon 6 to I twat It etleuntlet 84 to I agst Cleveland 9 to I aim Altlemtan 14 to I agst Homer 16 to 1 agtt Dauntless ST. IEOEI/. 17 to 1 agst Adds 24 tot &got Trineul: 33 t., 1 agst listatme WOO to 211 :igst \‘'lsisker WOO to iZt agst Zirsa (taker.) LENGTH Or RlVlllB.—Teliing tilt: river Thames fie.. its source to the estuary as the unit, the proportions. lengths of the other rivers arc estimated by Major Benne. as follows: Thlimes - - I Jenesio - - It Rhine - . Si I lb? - Danube . - 7 Amest • t i Volga - - a i Latta - . II! Indue - - be Roaaho - - Ili Euphrates . - Si Alas Kew • - 1.5., (lenges . - 91 MAP - - • I 2.- lirshinspuem - . v 4 Mississippi - • 8 Ara River - . 94 Amami • - ISt If the length of the Thames, including its windings, be reckoned equal to SOO miles, which is not far from the truth, the length of tha others may be calettlatel. • Since the above computation was rustle, the rourve of the Ild , la has been found fully equal in length to that of the Ganges: CI. Nile is also under-rated, and the Missouri was then unexplored. j l n 'ro ins ba t h h i l r ocei the n cou to r l e d e c ; t f he th n e em lat e •er a r th is:l - 4 m frc i r sim it i s p so pi u: , ce is t t O he lv i h o er ng e cl t t ; to the world. ~~ ` 1 4. 4 ) l j I t • )1 (!! t , • 1 • LEASEHOLD ESTATES. Lower Sloane-street end Lower George-suses, Chelsea, and Para dise-row, near the Hospital, St. Pancras, producing near 451. per annum. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent.s.reet,) At 0 arrsway's Coffee-house, Thartge-alley, Cornitilt, on THURS. DAY NEXT, thS llth inst. at 12, by order oldie executors of a Gentleman, deceased, in Three Lots. Lot 1. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE ; comprising a commodious I)welling.bouse, situate No. 7. Lower Sloane -street, Chelsea, with fore court and garden at the back ; a neat Dwelling-house, ca ll e d Rastelagh Cottage, near Ranelagh Chapel; end another Dwelling.house in the rear : the wholson lease to Mr. Thomas Spittle, at a tent of 30/. per annum. 1104 on lease ter a term of years, which will expire at Lady-day, 1867, at • ground -rent of 51. per ststium. Lot 2. These DWELLING-HOCSES, on the west side of Lower George-street, Chelsea, nest Ramlagh Cottage, on lease to Mr. Edward Luster. eta rent of only 127. per annum ; held on lame ter the sante term as Lot I, at a ground-rest of Is. per annum. Lot 3. A COTTAGE. with mini in front, situate In Paradise row, at the back of the Howpital, St. Pancras, in the occupation of Mrs. Waterlove, tenant from year to year, at a rent of 101. per an num; held on lease for 474 years, from Michaelmas, 1780, at a ground -rent of N. per annum. Lots 1 and 2 may be viewed by amlying to Mr. Spittle, cabinet maker, Lower George-street, Cliches ; Lot 3by apply ing . to the tenant, of whom particulars tenant, rosy be had; at Garraway s ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent -sire*.