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ct the Dom. . ___ _ _...,.. • in respect of which Depo . sits shall het be then paid, will be consi dered ea abandoned. and will be alluded to oche, persons. The Committee of hlansgement have been induced to make this conununication in =sequence of the great demand for Shares, and in meter that the present applicants may not have reason to complain of being taken by surprise. itspertshie Merchants subscribing for 30 Shares or upwards, and testifies at the principal Seaport Towns, will be preferred as Agents to the Company. The Agency for Liverpool b disimsed of to a Gentleman who has subscribed for 100 Shires. The Coinnotti.e are ready to receive Tenders for the supply of the ander-mantioncd Articles, vi:. t— immla. ge umbras. Flannels Ready-Made Clothes Iron Cloths entrier Manchester Goods Baits and Nails flats Carpenters cud Joiners' Boots and Shoes Tools leather Slops Tin Ware Mantel Assorted Iron Pots, Ac. Applications fix Shares to be made by letter (post paid). ad- Et. to Messrs. Corbin:ten and Co., Bankers, Whitehall, Loo- Or 10 Lib CopoOlates of Management, at the Company's I, Piottas'-aisM,. Bled-street, Loodoo, where Frappe. may bi hail. 1 z . •-• 4 redueed_price above wavir ang o. woes, s epseately , at SKAKSREARE'S PLAYS (Whittingham'e Cabinet Edition) in anon elegant volumes, printed uniformly with the above, price tiro guineas, in boards. • TWO HUNDRED and THIRTY ILLUSTRATIONS of rtAlmili PHARE, engraved by Thomson, from Designs by tri ton, adapted to all editions, and printed in an uniform size' d up with Johnson and Stevens, and all other editions in octavo ; comprising a series of Scenic Embellishments to each Play, with additional Illustrations of the Seven Ages of Man; a Bast of the immortal Bard. from the original in Stratford Church a View of the Howse in which he was born, taken at the time of the Jubilee Procession in the year 1760, arc. dtc. Price 3a. 6d. sewed. LI KSPEA RE'S WORKS, complete in one. olume octavo; with Prolegomena illustrative of his Life and %Vikings, and the Dramatic History of his Time; a copious Glossary, and variorum Notes. Embellished with the above 220 lillustraiomi, in addition to ft] other Engravings on Woad. a Fine Portrait of Shakspeare, and Eight Portraits of eminent Performers of his Characters. Price 20s. in boards. The BEAUTIES of SHAESPEA RE, regularly selected from each Plai t ; with a general Index, digesting them under proper *ends. the Rev. W. Dodd, L.L.D. • To which is prefixed, an Original Fussy on the Life. and Writing* of Shakspeare, by John Britton, Esq. F.S.A. ; elegantly printed in foolscap By°, and em bellished with numerous cuts. price 81. in boards. TALES of the DRAMA, founded on the Tragedies of Shah spears, Massinger, Shirley, Rowe, Murphy. LIU° and Moore and on the °medics of Steele, Farquhar, Cumberland, Bickerstaf f , didiewith, and .Mee. Cowley. By bliss 3lar.auley. Elegantly Pillsd'on foolscap firm sod illustrated with one hundred and thirty rim 10s. in boards. LEER'S TRAGEDIES, in one volume Evo, price • lbs. 6d. in boards or may belted separately as follows The ROBBERS, translated by the Rev. W. Render, embel ileilishad with a line engeseltig, price 3. 6d. 2. DON MfiLool. with a Ilzweneereffng, fre. & MARY STUART, 3s. COUNT BENYOWSKY, a Tragi•Cornedy, br Baron Va. Kotzebue, author of " The Stranger," " Lover's Vows," &e. With a fine engraving. 2e. 64. A PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY into the SOURCE of the PLEASURES derived from TRAGIC REPRESENTA- T lONS, preceded by a Critical i.:itainination of the various Theories adopted on the subject by the English, French, and German Phi. losuphers. By M. M`Dermot. Esq. author of a " Critical Die. sertation on the Nature and Principles of Taste. Handsomely , printed in Ilvo, price 12s. in boards. This book is ably and instructively written."—Gentlemdin's Magazine. The BIOGRAPHY of the BRITISH STAGE; bring coneet Narratives of the Lives of all th: principal Actors and Actresses at Lniry-lane, Covent.ganien, the Haymarket, Lyceum., Surrey, Coburg. and Adelphl Theatres ; interspersed with original Ante dotes, and choice and illustrative Poetry. In one vol. 121 no, em bellished with sixty cuts, price 91. in boards. The ITINERANT ; or, Memoirs of an Actor. By S. W. Ryley. Second N:dition, in three volumes, price One Guinea in boards ; and a Continuation, forming Vol.. 4,3, and 6, price One Guinea in boards. by tickets, _ by perniisslola Printed particulars may be had at the Crown and Sceptre, Brixton-hill ; the Golden Lion, Camberwoll ;it the place of sale , of Megan. Vandercom and Comyn, Solicitors, Bush-Taco, Cannon street; and of Winataniq and Sons, Paternoster-row. SALE AT DIJKINFIELD rAgyaE, NEAR ASIITON,UNDER.LINE, SEVEN MLLES FROM ri A NCH ESTP.R. By WINSTANLEY and Co. (Of Manchesser,) On.the Premises, Dukinfield Lodge, near Asliton.under-Line, THE following valuable PROPERTY of the late FRANCIS DIJXLNFIELD ASTLEY, Esq. On WEDNESDAY NEXT, the `2Bth inst. and two followint Days, at Il precisely. a principal raw of his valuable LIBRARY . of BOONS. costly BOOKS of PRINTS, &c. On 310NDAY, the 3d of October, a small Collection of Foreign and English COINS and MEDALS, several lliindred Dances of elegant and 3IASSIVE PLATE, and about 1110 done of Choice WINES. On WEDNESDAY, the sth, valuable PRINTS and T/RA W INGS, framed and unframed, with the Collection of PAINT INGS, by admired ancient and modern :Masten : a nd. On THURSDAY. the 6th, an assortmeet of useful HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, a Billiard Table, by Oillows, font-mem Brass Cannon, and various other desirable Miscellaneous Articles. The whole may be viewed on Monday and Tuesday sear, when Catalogues may be bad of Messrs. Wiastanky and Sons, Eiternoster.row. London ; of Mr. Lomax, Advertiser Office, Stockport ;of Mr. Fletcher, Amp& 'n, Oldhiun ;of NVinstan ley and Son, Liverpool ; and of Wi v and Co. Auctioneers and pAT ENT visn LERY and RECTIFYING COM PANY. Capital 600,0001., in 6,000 Shares of 1001. each. DI RECTO as. Stamp Thnotsbank, E. John Francis Saubaet, Eq. Wet. Wean Fellowas, Esq. Major Maud,. Goer Hawn Hoopoe, Eati, Wm. Whilasiilll/0. Esq. Latiaarla, Brq • ire arbyrosts. Tbamia Dorralaile, Esq. I Henry William Smith, Esq. ENTO3I, On the Premises. 27, Great James-street, Bedford-row. Holborn, on TUESDAY NEXT, the 117th inst. at 11, by order of the Executors of 31r. Crosley, deceased, ALL the Genteel FURNITURE Brilliant-t o n e d PIANO-FORTE, Old VIOLIN, and EFFECTS, com prising mahogany four poet and tent bedsteads, with furnitures, feather beds, mattresses, and bedding, chests of drawers, Brussels carpets, mahogany and japanned chairs, bookcase, niorine and chintz window curtains, dining, library, and tea tables, chimney glasses, sofa., linen, china, glass, and various eiFects. The Fixtures consist of register aid Romford stoves, ranges, cop per, blinds, &c. itc. May be viewed the day greeeling the gale. Catalogues had oa eet. the premium; and of Drayton and Ventura, 97, Leadenhall str BANkrall. - Memira. Martin, Stone, and Stone 611, Lombard-street. Lim. Sat Claude Scott, Ban., Williams, and Co., 26, Halm. street, Cavan()laksetquare. MANAGER Or TUE 13114TILLERY. 31. Jean Jacques Saintmarc. KANAGEIL or TUE VECTIfYIXO DEPARTMENT. M. Victor Saintmare. SOL,ICITORS. Mom Getty. Iladdan, Gauy, and Iladdan. The Principal object of this Company is to work the Patents obtained by Mr. Saintinare, in March, 1324, for the kingdoms of England, *inland, and Ireland, Mr the Distillation of Spirit from kotauna by a peculiar process, and with an improved apparatus. The Company also F lop. to unite the business of Rectification with that pt ' the Mil ery, which they are enabled to do under cir. communes highly advantageous. For the purpose of carrying these objects into effect, the Directors kareagreed for the purchase of the Patentee's Premises at Vaux hall, Leen by the name of the Belmont Distillery ; and also for the purchase of a Rectifying House, peculiarly well situated with reference to the former Establi,huient. The Direct:Ts abstain from dwelling upon the probable advan tages resulting from the present Company, feeling anxious that every tadiridual who may be desirous of becoming a Proprietor should previously examine the Distillery and Rectifying Establish. went, and the Stink produced; fur which purpose Orders fur Admission may be obtained of the Directors, until the appropria. tian of Shares. Application for Shares may be made (post paid) until Saturday, the 24th ofSoptember inclusive. to Messrs. Getty, Haddon, Getty, and Haddae, 3, Angel.court, Thrognunton•street, where the Pro spectus maybe obtained. _ DRAW ING-ROOM Fl RN [TITRE 040.1PLETE, TO be SOLD at B. J. NUS and CO.'S, 32, Ilernets- Reeve two sofas, fourteen chain , scut' four tables, all of Zebra Wood • and two handssineirlassai; with Llonese striped silk furniture cuttliins for seven separate windows : all of which are to be disposed of for half their Value. 1;1 - tili;hec - Ibi - S . 'berwood, Gilbert, and Piper. Paternoster-row. THE EAST INDIA TI just closed, WHITRID( don, are now supplying the Pi 'Wholesale Prices, tor Ready Mo Robes, 4s. td. to 4s. 9d. Good eongou, ds. to ss. dd. Strong. ss. ltd. to 6s. Fine (Rua, 6s. dd. Superior ditto,,6s. Bd. Souchoag, 7s. and upwards. sA SALE for JUNE having and (a., 91, Cheaptide, Lon. iblic with TEAS exactly at the tiey. Green Teas, of the finest flavour, proportionately low. Jamaica Coffees, from Is. Ikl. Choice Dutch, is. upwards. Superior Caw, ground or whole, Prime Mixed Tea, 6s. 4d. MIDDLESEX, TO WIT. WOMB is hereby given that on the 17th thy of Sep- LI Itimber last, an order was signed by Thomas Haworth, Esq. Thomas Clerk, Esq. and the Rev. Theodore IVilliams, Clerk, three ofhis Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the county of illiddlesex, for the diverting and turning a certain public Footway in the parish of Hendon, in thq said county. commencing at a cer tain gate on the north side of a certain highway road between High. wwd.hill any Evigeware, in the said county, and opposite to the Lem-yard of Sir Thaw s Stamth ard Hns, Knight, at Highwood -11111, In the county a f o r esa id, an d passing throug hthe lands and n grounds of th e said Sir ThoaV Stamford Ranks t e length df 744 yards, or thereabouts, in a nnrih.i.onh.west direction to and ending at Hankin-lane, near to Coventry Farm. in the said county, and for the making in lieu thereof a new Footway, more commodious to the piddle , tommencing at and front the aforesaid highway road between Ilighwoodthill and Xdgew:ire, opposite to a footway leading to land from %ltll.hill , and at the distance of 79 yards, or there. About', west from the commencemmt of the old footway, and pro. matting through and upon the lands and grounds the property of Nati to the occupation of the aforesaid sire Thomas Stamford tiaf Ike. in a west-northwest direction, the length of 571 yards, or thaeabouts, and of the breadth of six 'feet, or thereabouts, on the south aids of Marsh's•field into Bankin.lane aforesaid, at the north.west corner of Snow's-field, and the.length of 254 yards, or thcroabouta, front Coventry Farm aforesaid ; and that the said or. sla will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said county, at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to be holden at the Sessions-hone, Cletkenwell, in and for the In rid county, on the 24th day of Otsitther next •, and also that the said order will, at the out Quarter Sessions, be confirmed and enrolled, unless upon an ...vocal against the same, to be then made, it be otherwise de. trTunred. By the order of the Ilagisoates. JNO. S. sKAITN, ('leek. Hem*. Isth day of September, 151 h. CAB I N ET-MAK E RS' SOC lET Y.—CPIEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, being tha only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of LEA DEN HALL-STREET, opposite A hlgate Pump, and which has been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready Money and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the best workmanship, And cheaper than by any House in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses; bemg satisfied with constant employ tr—mt to enable them to support thew families, the number of whom appear by the Books of the last Qiutrterly Meeting to be 148. From the great patronage the Committee have rece.tved, they are in hopes, of increasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Hoods warranted:— i, a. d. Fist , feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0 Tent ditto . - . - 1 8 0 Bordered 3latress to fit - • 1 1 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 6 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs - . 6 10 0 Alahormy Pembroke Table . - 20 0 Feather led, free from dust and smell, from .E 2 12 0 to 8 8 0 Drawing-room Sofa, from .C 5 5 0 to 7 7 0 Ditto Bedstead - - 3 8 0 Mahogany Ilnrse.Hair Sofa - - 610 0 upwards A Quantity of Piper Ilangia gs s for Bed, Dining, and Drawing Rooms, at nearly Half Priem The Trade will find it worth their attention. FOCHT-11 OF GEORGE FOURTH, CAP. 60. NOTICE is hereby given, in pursuance of the ro visions of the Aet, LOTTERIES will case to form pare of dis public revenue, and will be prohibited througbout the - United King.lun i at the conclusion of the Drawinp authorised by the i'mura., made by the Lords of hi s Iklajesty's Treasury on the lit Of Ft hruary l . bst ; and all Llcens.s heretofore granted for keeping (Pen Lottery Offices for the sale of Tickets, and Shares of Tickets. and togistering the 114111 e, will expire at the termination of the said lhaitings, from and altar which time it will he unlawful for any Person t ► Perso n s to sell, or offa for sale, any Tickets, or Sham .4 Tickets, or any description of chance whatsoever, in any Lot. ter, or Lotteries, or to publish proposals thereof. Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a few hours.—(foods packed free of expense except the matting. Old Furniture taken in Exchange; Appraisementa in Town and Country; and Estates valued. COMMITTZg. T. Corder iI J. ZYL:r J. Carter THURNELb er , Agent. J . J. AbLEit TEAR LND OF LOT FEW ES.—The pt.( sent Grand 401 Scheme (nearly tho last Om will be Drawn in this Country) ;ordain. SIX PhIZES of lt,taa.ll. betides otber Capitals, and no tkirA i S The whole to ►e Drawn in One Day. 18th October. HAZARD and Ca Cantrarton. THAVEPAING. TO DUBLIN, BY WAY OF LIVERPOOL. CARLY PARE—ONE GUINEA. IPURLIN aadLIVERPOOL BTEAM ;MN COMPANY'I4 V LI ESAELS mil malady tram Li NAVIGA th. ly/Pa CArgoaultosaa gray. Dublin. • f " 44l mir STEAM PACKET. MONA. end 1 1 ODA T rEEDAY, and SATURDAY, with PAR. Z4NUERB ON Y. The lIERSBY WLDIFIIY_hrith MODS and PASSEN- ItriaVlM Art, Water- erect, and FRIDAY. RD. . Water-rett, LiverpooL J•hadW, 12, I gray, Whin. . . . • - 77,[4 1 • „ ' _,.., ~ ~ • . ~e, ... . . ‘ 4 /9 - ,•/; ~./ ... .. , , 1., 6ele.„-..._: - .._ - ' e ‘._ , , - , . I„ - • -/ . , . . your th. ness, and subscribe nirseLf, with esteem and regard, " Ladies and Gentlemen, 4 ' Your's, very affectionately and taithffilly„ " To the Ladies 'arid Gentlemen, Pne ' s . en j g ( er ili s N on b W ol; l ti ca4E. the ship Flortnna." - 4tot ff•" • • . Lladshirtitaspropoaed, will, 1 aroconfideSt s Mime tbia•betaclt , lily Lard, you are, doubtless, generally aware of the distresses 'Wed difficulties to which this colony has for a long time been sub.. ject s . hut of their extent you ca,t have no idea. I ant sure I speak ',within compass when I state, that two-thirds of the real property,ot, the island is under mortgage. Just now; indeed, there is ire apri•r-, ante of a dawn of better times: if it be not transitory and fallacious ;- but we have seen a long and dreary night, in *which the fortunes of. 1 41 leave materially eoffered—of sortie have been irrecoverably I wrecked. Even at this time, when 'our hopes begin to retire; wet 'are forced to reflect that we are still, weighed down and over bur.. thened by the continuance of heavy war taxes on our staple comma., &ties, an example of the partial operation of 'thou measures of alleviation which. since the peace, have been extended so all into. ewe but ours. We are indeed extremely poor ; and if the preposk tiers 'Which your Lordship has made were one requiring an tem.. site pecuniary sacrifice, with the most favourable dispositions we alladd not egorrl . it efficient support. But the sacrifice is so small--. the benefit to be afforded to a numeinve class of our fellosetcees tures so great—and the duty on ourselves to afford that benefit 6o evident and imperious, that I are sure the measure proposed by your Lordship will be unanimously adopted; that we shall gladly embrace the opportunity of becoming united to the Society at hems for the Conserston'of the Negro Slaves in the West Indies opt is. suppOrt of the objects of that Society cheerfully give a portioe'evai„ of that little we have left. ,There is a cireurrewtoe intimatelftonnected with the object o r t• is meeting (the religious instruction and moral improvement fit'. the slates) to which your Lordship has not alluded, doubtless from_ delicaoy to the -planter, but which I, as an interested planter, may approach with freedom. I allude to the continuance of the dia. graceful and disgusting nuisance of the Sunday market ; one conics 4? . .oructes itself to the annoyance of every well.tbinking person, is a. standing contradiesion to every declaration we may make of reel for the interests of religion, esti tidies from Us the very character of a chriatian community. It does app ear to me impassible to iruplaut. 'Thfigioue feelings hi the mho& orihe slaves ttnttt' fhientlfsfinre bar removed, and they be taught to respect the Sabbath. This evil has been allowed to continue, not front an insensibility to its nurse, Bed extent, but from an apparent difficulty is remonagit. In this island one-third of the working days of the year is att..' proprir.ted to the raising articles of food for the slaves: and the, are supplied with a superabundance and variety of provision._ being in no respect dependent on their own exertions tor sistence. On the account it may appear to some that an oppo-- tunity of attending a market is not necessary for them. But te should be kept in mind that front the produce of his garde.,, of his stock, nay from the very superabundance of his allowance, the slave lint many articles which he can advantageously exchan A te for others, which add to his comfort, to his importance among bier fellow.slaves„ and contribute to the general improvement of hit condition. It' you take from hint the opportunity of doing you take away the operative inducement to industry, care, e a st economy, and you create an obstacle to his advancement iii hpsitiaat on . lf, therefore, it be not absolutely necessary that 'the slave should have an opportunity to attend a market. 1G it teitairtly proper and desirable that he should enjoy such an let dulgence. Tlie 'damns, however, holding property subject to heavy dee" 'mands from their creditors, can never, consistently, propose a krill subtraction of any portion of time from the labouring days of iris week; nor could the Legislature enforce it by an Ac t , w i t h out e ll.. dent injustice to the encumbered proprietors of landed property anti:. their creditors. The difficulty, then, of aboliahing the Sunday marker has arisen' from the propriety of allowing the slave an opportunity to dispose of the prot'uce of his industry and economy 4 and the impropriety of making any legal subtraction from the time employed in the cuiti.a 'ration of the soiL When, however, I reflect on the gradual amelioration which lass taken place in the moral and physical condition of the slave popu.. lation—when I reflect on what it was when I left this country a bur —on what I found it when I upturned a man—and on what it is at this present moment—when I reflect, that so far from being tt,ts eftbet of legislative enactments, it may be said to have pemeeded. in opposition to law—that it commenced partially and hat bespoke general (I wish I could say with truth universal) from the fence of example and the influence of opinion —I am convinced that the. comfort and accommodation to the slaves of time to litigant a. market, may be safely trusted to the benevolent feelings and ilitt.he rested policy of proprietors—interested policy, 1 say, because every thinking planter is aware that any abridgement of the custom t his slave will ultimately recoil u an evil upon himself. Atitnene individually net very important, but collectively tunre eseeintsi the well•being of the slaves than an opportunity, under their en-- cumatances in this island, of attending a market, are onessarLy dependent on soch feelings. Legislative enactments may, ~ and deed should, grant particular privileges to the slue, and cm rsiet evident abuse of the power of the master; bat it is the couv.a.mts, ou the part of proprietors that it is no less their interest than It is., their duty to render their slaves comfortable and happy, which alone insure to the slaves comfort and •happiness. It is this ca viction which has brought the condition of the slaves to be SULiI it is : h is this conviction which will continue by every reautouabies and pritcOcable means to improve their condition—it is this eem— viction which, so soon as the Sunday market shall have been. abolished by law, will induce all the influential plaoten to make such voluntary arrangements as shall afford the slaves under Little direction the necessary comfort and indulgence Of attendan t .; a market. I have been anxious, my Lord, to separate the abolition of 11 ,- : Sunday market from a legislative grant of time to the alit attend the market on the days of the week—l have beta anti to separate that which is absolutely necessary from that w' . i:ll appease to me (under all circumstances) , to be not so necess.try, because I am very fearful that if the two points be coupled to gether the Sunday market will long remain at. 4.PPlObriitlp to thus country. The following Resolutions were then moved and tarried :- 1. That a Branch Association of the " Incorporated Society for the conversion and religious instruction and education of the :NI tip Slaves in the British Weat India e►tabliahcd in l'4l* island. 2. That the Lord Bishop of the Divans be rt..otLectLd to a‘...c; t the office of Pre‘ident. J. That the Venerable the Atchdencon be requettehl w ACCCi: I J. office of Vice President. 4. That 11Ie;an. iliTigintion, Deans, and Scott, be requcst?..l to accept the office of Treasurers. . . T.:That the Rev. J. H. Pinder be appointed Seiretsry. O. That this Association be ender the following reg015ti0......-- First.—That every subscriber of one guinea, annually t, s Member of this Association, awl entitled to attend its C.:II.IAL Meetings. Secondly—That a General fdeettog of the hociet► be bald soots. ally. en the first Wednesday in the month of August. Thirdly—That the following gentlemen—Hon. Sir R. AUCTIIe, BM.. Nos. R. Hamden. Hon. J. Bratheatte, Hon. i. Lucas, on..J. R. -Best. Hon. J. A. Holder, Juno Barrow, Esq.. Jo seph Jordan, .Esq., M. totilthunit. Esq.. E. B. Kenhous,t, Dr. hfiyeork, B. I Esq.. F. Clarke, Lag., W. Sharpe, Esq., pil e , Erg, together with the Rectors of the respective pe rishes, and the Rev. R. 'idling, Chaplain to the Society—bee ap pointed a *aiding Carantitaaa for tran writ* the Iniainces ei the A sr nc iatina. lonnblr•-'at the saki Committee sin mart quartelly. ors be fiat Wedeuctay In the monthe Aserturt, Nortrunet, ele/ Wiry. and liar ; ece panned to butineas as won at wren inewitart be iteseuktiled• i44l7—That !be comodttee do male a report of their prowl- ... .. - . .. ''',......• t+ 1 , ..., . • , ail • , ~. , , •.1 • ' 0 1 1 lir .1':: :::.' . ! . ..' ;. , I:Ia .- al:A 7 , . t . - ir k W *4 • i tft L AI . .... ..• .. . . .. 0 _ k\ n. -4vo- •• .. , . .... ... ~..... .. • • ~.. .. : ...! ,,.,.., 4 I ''''".4 1 + • • . ' "„_,.,..../ 1 -- ..„,..............„. J • 4k iN ..\. 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Noblemen-of the highest rank, sod subsequently receiving LEASEHOLD NET IMPROVED RENT Awilwitts AT SANTA CRUZ., Trrortityrs.-HM 10frejeary's non: acting! under, and directed by, the trtiontter or ilia pap& That a General Court will be held at the Bank on THURS. i a few Pupils into his Family. has now a Vacancy. Ile can offer Of 001. per 111/11111110. . ship Blossom. Baachy. from Portsmouth. the mit Jose; the 'Nap. within which they should be epnointel to act ; paying evil's' Vetter DAY NEXT, the' id ins.at Maven o'clock io the Forenoon, to i the most satisfactory References to Noblemen and Gentlemen By, WINSTANLEY ay, SONS, I tune, Cumbertege, from London, the 234 June a and Pit) Mi. MOM to the melts of the matter. as to thn.hula mid freou AC T of astaider of a Dividend, which will also be one of the Quarterly abase dims have been ander hit care. At the Mart, on FRIDAY, Ottld at 12, uhlemprevioutly dis- 1 testy 's ship Champion, Siotidmt, from ,Portsmouth, the 26th Instruction a and con fi ning the material of Mauritania to the Scrio- °friend Cotuts appointed by the Darter. R. BEST, See. Letters to be addressed to Rev. D. E. Mr. And erson ' s , Bo o k- p ose d o f by Pittruncer :ram, I June. tures. the -Iliurgy oldie Loitedi, and such other religious works as seller, B,'Waterkte-place. Pall-mall. NI improved RENT of INV. p&-annum , itsuing out of, • 811.11.T*04 nose SANT A , CRVz.- His M a j esty . % s hip Bio nasn , are included. in the catalogue of the ••• Society.fer .Proanothig auto- FOALLA,DIIIIII LIFE AND FIRE ASSURA.NCE Chaudus-street, •---- - • the 2Gth Jane. s A ide of and secured by, spacious Letothild Pretruses on the south for ledia,,tbe 4th. Jhups: the N e ptu ne , commed ena , for Mad ras Ran knowledge:" With, regard to the subscription resaiteil of SOCIETY. This day, liva. la. Gd. held for al ulisitneed• tarps of nr, y , foor and Bengal; and his Elajesty's ship Champion, for. Rio Janeiro, the Catechist previously to his being licensed , he jpould state, its. • Iravint.oo-nacs., ran 76, cooArsioz. A LETT,ER to his GRACE the LO RD ARCIIBIS HOP at a low • groiusiosio, and let, en lease to a respo nsib le • pursuance of the wish thus expressed, that everwcateclist would Capital, Two Millions Sterling. LA: of CANTERBURY, Primate of all England. and Metro. Yea "' tenant. be expected to mad end write, and to prove himself oompetentlrs. DI NECTONS. limn; and President of the Societiao for Promoting Christian To be viewed. Printed particulars noir be had of Veltistanley • TDE, SHIP , FLORENPIA. acquainted with the Hole Scriptures ; and to make a declaration to Sir EDWARD HYDE EAST, Bart , M.P. F.R.S. Chairman. retowledge, abet for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign We feel pent Leasure in givicg insande to die following the following chic:a-That he will not preach, or interpret or an. --- Wand JOHN BAILLIE , M.P. F.R.S. Deputy Chairman. Part s ;on the present state of thou Sotietie.„ and on the benefits and Sons, Paternoeter-row ;and at the Mart. ~ cortespendences-. . niter the sacraments and other public rites of the church ;but only joe. Dupre Alexandre, Esq. I N e d B en j am i n i s ,dmoustone, whibli might amine to thets from holding Public Meetings on their CHELIy. . (Copy.) . to read On die plantations, or other places committed to his care, M.P. Esq. behalf. By a LAV . MAN. ' - VALUABLE bEASEI OLD 'ABTATE. • . "'Ship Florentin, St. Helios, til., 19. 105. that which the minister of the pedal shall direct ; there, during John L. Anderdoe, Esq. Joseph Esdnik, Esq. - Prints! for John Murray, Albemarle-street., . By WINSTANIA If iadd SONS, " Dear Sir-Oti our approaching separation. we cannot hike. his ahoence. and with.hlitainuni.,to bury, if tztpsired.elut dead ;;;• ,)edge Arbuthnot, Earl. Right Hon. W. U. Fret:mode, ~ At the Mart on FRIDAY., Out. b, de ma, by order of the Eisen- • leave of yOu without offering 'oar siccere elprassiinis of the high to return thanks to God for women after child-bulls ; mid instruct Surma [bream/et, Esq. U.P . This day is published, in I vol. 12mo. price :is. Gd. boards. tors of Thomas Tern,r. Erq. deceased, , sense we entertatn of ymir uationn kindnesa, dfd Mhitant 'at te nti t a i the young , arid iirnerant in the principles of the Christian religion g dem Browns. Esq. F.R.S. Captain Hem !Later, F.R.S. A. summEu. RAMBLE in the NORTH HlOll- T HE LEASE (for nearly Fifty Years. -at a etp,pml. to our comforts and happiness, during our passage trookßorabay that he will VIOL theptontatioos. or outer places, at such times cadr '' • on tg, Champion de Crespigny, JOllO Miteliell. Esq. LA S DS. . rent of Ten Guineas) of a ter. eolo4Modiou4 11,ErAINENCE, - to EtSland• . as shall have been agreed upon betwisse the rector and the reopen. Hort. V.P . Charles Elton t, Esq. . • Edinborgh : Printed for NVilham Hunter, and James Duncan, situate in Church-street, nielaca, urilsre.court. gardens, stable, • '• We also sincerely join in wishing you uninterrupted health tire Proprietor ; that be will use atibrfeay in his appar e l, and * s p a ... * Wm. Congecte , Bart. bf• P. Peter 11..dersen, . 71, Paternoster-row, London. and mach-house. The House constituters= .Ord-tramts, spacious and prosperity. and solicit your acceptance of a Ow: of plate of 6011 during times of religious instruetro tt; nig b e will, aa f lume og. To. Henry Hastings 1)s- Samuel Skinu ir eei vib . " Fran the Oranipians to the Pentland Firth, and between the dr i i y, nursery or se too -room, gOOll. ankle litbd.thSWiftef•4olollll, the saint of 501., es a mark of the regard aild tartest or .4 :ot h i! i ty lie tto,' w o jtj at t ise ti tt :l' o k rt f oo lp c'e ` ; " a v n e ti lga..49 thariae g s tillita rd b: L dil c i ° ; - ;zu "rd ig a ttt li ! rim, 31. P. Patrick 31ax Siewart, Esq. Et and tbs Wsstem See, endeactug notices of the *ant re_ Etter Sir. your sincerely obliged Col. Wm. Bed colt Davis Colonel Mark naseicalsis on the Tour, whether for Historical Recollections, See. breakfast parlour, and gentletuatestragmtsay various closet's, and re q uisite dem es n e ofEcte i, heilb et t g a o s nearly 60 years.. .. ...4...., ' . b 7 0 11 " 1 . 4 0, 41. 7 .I :S M . b i r : : . 477 1 4: % s a ps : , : ..; t s e t thn . h c e to g t i ct , n o li c f cat r ease tine , sr a e i sc ar l l o rr f o d l hi s 7 S c th pt k no wledge . a u l rm ett,, ' i. l t 41 i ii t es h p *: si a l f r : b i t h t 4. 34. yp tt k ~,l lzd, isa meant t e d3ll'°io that a6 Ns support i l . bv e r n vied o e t ..... W. R. Keith Naglas, Esq. Sir Willie. Eittipsialti s .,_ ~, . ~..„. WllO4 ;AI Condition. This Ramble is an extremely well. at a grcond teat of 10 guineas, sett * to g a rupeatsble M.P. '''''' . .' • • ' Aid Pilling Narrative." - Ids Gazette. tenant, . • ". IR .N. Baellft,:- p o l it ics eggirtAiete pbom94 to . - . .-. - r ... . ildilidiati.by Ja‘see t rismataldbisry, 7A, ti t '` -- :ara . " a rs 'Ts wide estelersist*:. , . 4 5:111F:rieb.=` ' . 1 4.' ff- ": A t h i ' , ' ' c heat , rittt : oleo "tie ''' Soma' y isik4e Cori version eft N.giveiii (•- i5ka0m0i... .... ' sx a . Jsr wib froer ti.o WM Chart r•val , -• may brti l e7dlVltissan nli fi' 4l' • ty per •rit• ----- - en PtileMS ut obsrti, of ST,•• jou N. in German, wit h an also of Mileis.:Livonatt," , asisTedtato, Soltel. *.. • •'• . 4 .11- 4 1 - -' i • <R‘ ,r. 1 !..t4-.-:..- . • , and thtatf. thil PropriessrA: idilleOdally • and (o/lentivety„ , oval years, vlil be eel to prisms who trawetgamt • tors, Ring's Arms- std ' as-atrret sand et the,Matt. .o. w m. o g im e. 1 . L a r t 14 ' t hroairt the forthaaon of • •i /Welt' AUocadl'aii of •tiaa; Society.- inin annual matron* Analytical end Interlinear" , Translation. price Is. ed.; and . "D.E: Z. Soot t .TS L ldel e l k „ The Bishop concluded with trusting. that. ti.„... meeting would cotta sotto Pare prey In' Illn • • "1. er •• • • ' .in a few days, the same in Italian. price 4s. Rd. ; and in Spanish, All etaints on the Society paid without deduction or docessis,„ LEASEHOLD COTTA G E REAIDE9CE, •By GEORGE HAMILTON. BRIXTONR ILL. " P.S. We have deputed Captain Guy to present you' With dig to a unanimous resolution to form wen ateAssireistion. m a the Assured have the option of settling disputed cliiki by Price 0 4 . plate °obis arrival In Eng l a nd , and have taqueated him to deliver Dr. !HAYCOCK then rose , and spoke to the followitig effect :- These Works are adapted to the llamiltonian System, and A Leasehold Estate in Grote -lane, Camberwell, • and a . Piece of this . •• ' . letter on entering the British Charnel. •' My Lord, it Is with considerable diffidence I Roe to address Mils aebiaation. fraxned precisely on the same principle as Mr. Hamilton's similar Freehold Building-grootil,st Brighton. • Part:es, by obtaining the settlement of a loss, do not lose their " right to psricipate in the pro fi ts. H orks n Latin, Greek, an d F renc h. By WINSTANLErittiIi SONS, To. Capt. J. M'imble, ship Floret:tie." entering ; bdt my feelingsposed by your Lordship. I t i s n ow more will sot atm me to give a silent sup- i la the Life Department, four-fifths , or eighty per cent , of the • THE DRANI A. • At the Mart-on FRIDAY, On. 14, in: Threebots, by order of ' " Fiore:ids:Sept. 11. BIM peat to the measure pro. than two ye:mei:ices meeting ofthi Clergy and PlAnters toot pWe anium .i pro m s , w in b e added every seventh year by way of Bo DIBDIN'S POCKET EDITION of the NEW the Execsitors of Mr. S. Haywood, de messed , • "My dear Friends,-In returning you' my sincere thank!. and ,j u t hi a room., The Clergy, zealous. in the , performance of th e m e r angy to tbo Policies effected for the whole term of life, on lives offering this es pression of nit grateful feelings for the handsome Lot I.A Very compact and neatly fitted-up CtYFTAG I; :. .. . . . dut Y. and conspicuous as sn exple of virtue and piety, propoed. LONDON THEATRE, complete in 12 vols. containing manner in wroth your appto at:nft of my conduct has been con- to 'lrvine a portion of their time en the instruction of the slave pepu- awed ender the age of Al ; or will be applied in reduction of future One Hundred lied Six of the best acting Tragedies, Comedies. _ RESIDENCE, plestantlyvituated st the summit vetted to me in youe letter of Oda day, allow me to my, that the lation in the leading and moat essential points' or the Christian il e- gonad Premiums, at the option of the Assured. Operas. and Farces, with the original Prologues and Epilogues ; of Brizton.hill, on the Croydon rosd, only about four miles from s which you have attributed to inn, has beep. Persons wearing their lists in this Office, may cross the sea in men piece the bridges, with good =Men, chaise-hoise, est stable, held for c"mnforl.s and h?pPituo ligion : and the Mutters (so many at last no signed the Reatdu. given entire, from the topics now used in the Th eatres. the natural result of ytiur litierality, 'in kindly overlooking the tionsof that day) pledged themselves to afford time, and give every. d ec k e d vends, between the Elbe sod Brest, or go wan y part of On fi ne paper; price 21. Its. In boards. a term whereof IS years -are unexpired, and early possession may be had. -ninny inconveniences and deprivations to which you hare been no- encouragement its . their power to the slaves to receive such instruc. Europe, is any of tin 31ajesty's regular packets or ships of war, This is the most elegant. and. with referenee to its execution, the cess ._ , arily exposed from the protracted length and roughness of the during the time of peace, without any extra premium. cheapest etlitionof 4he British Theatre extant ; comprising, exclu- Lot 2. A LEASEHOLD ESTA TB. consisting of a brick- tion. No funds were raised at that time; bat it eapnat be doubted WALTER COSSER, Sec. yof Shales a Plays , which are printe an uniform sire, „ , Nivel lee' •d in built Dwelling-house, situate No. 5. Queen's-row, Grove-lane, PiT,"ale• that milph good has been done by the meritorious exertions of the T" NORTH AMERICAN SHIP-BUILDING, and sold leper, !y, all the best pieces now in posseraion. of . the t aunnerwell- in the occuptition of Mr. J3ll/es:::...Ditl i t Also, Lot 3. A r IA) 'F of FREEHOLD' (I OVND, about mannered that I can never look.opon the prevent lam about to receive, without affectionately appreciating the united kiodneSS of althoh tlx want of subordinate teaches hat been and . Clergy , tee.obstacle I 1 'IE ' • ' ' continues toan to tle genera an. c cient instruction. TIMBER, and FISHING COMPANY will continue to stage, and embellished with 500 beaut if ul Illustrations . Originally 100 f by 15 Land Tax feet ; redeemed. '4- the danne. • Published at a shilling each play, but now selling collectively at tecel.re applications for Shares until the tat of October next, wh e, P . g _ _ u (tithe slaves. The wipe and unobjectionable measure which your. Lot 1 may be viewed by tickets, and Lot 2by perminicia of the " t beg to offer yea my beat wishes for your health and happi- Le e a s ninn een ,„„ no „m ~,iii 1 ~.,., ~5nA.4.... the Books will be closed ; and such Shares as have heen . allortee, di !. M d .`"°, ll .ll. l c.° abo.v!mtte.d.tP!'%.*.ftPe Pleces. teWatelb.lit. ! ._____- • , - ••• • • _ . _ __ . . .. .. Rid App r railets, St. Ann's.ittreet, Mal heater. GENTEEL FE:RN/TUBE. BRI‘LIANDTAISED PIANO- FORTE, VIOLIN, FLlTltlifti. A. ZeFECTS, 1 1 Z1)- - F'ORD.ROW. By DRAYTON an! VEN'rOM, _ THE GENUINE SYRUP of DE VELNOS.— Among the variety Of Medicines which assume the den. mioation of alterative, the genuine SYRUP of DE 1/ELM/IS has obtained a distinction, which its tfficacy alone can support. fly pervading the lymphatic vessels, and removing impedimenta to their functions ; by expelling humours conveyed into the system. either by infection, impure contact. intemperance, or a delicate and peculiar construction of the secretory organs—it removes the various disorders which they occasion. It not only dissipates glan rhslar tumours, eruptions, anti ulcers, whatever be their caose, but those debilities, consumptions, feminine obstructions, fistulas, gouts, rheumatisms, and palsies, which arise front scorbutic, scro. phulous, venereal, or other morbid obstructions of the glands, of the liver, of the lungs. of the neck, of the mesentery, of the groin, tke. which are the cense of those diseases. _ _ . The numerous Patrons and Friends of this elegant Medicine, which when genuine is perfectly agreeable to the palate, will ob serve that each bottle hal a label, with the signature " Thos. Can.. ham," in the hand-writing of the Proprietor, by whom it is sold, VI It was by Mr. Strainson, his predecessor, at No. 52, Berner?. street, Marini-street, Me. a bottle, and by all the respectable Medicine Venders in London, and every cnnsi&rable Town in the Coiled Kingdom and the concentrated, for warm climates, by his deputed Agents in the East Indies, Messrs. filackiptob gad Cu., Calcutta, sod 51esset. Forbes and Co., Bombay. SHIPPING INraLLTGENCE. . . . CUSTOM-HOUSE. SEPT. 20. SMPS IP,NTEEto 114Wanbs.—The Britannia, Roberts, frem Rio Janeirfi ; Wit!wood. •Fisher, from Hasannah : Edinburgh 1 1 Cantle. Hutton, front Leith ; Triton. Smith, from Memel; Brie r set, Hoorn. from ditto ; George and Ellen, Allison, from ditto ; h'Dwarentle, Dryden, from ditto; Hope, Ord, from! ditto ; starling, Keith, from Cadiz; Earl of Ciancarty, Heath, from Batterdam ; Trusty, Mather, from Quebec ; Frau Corhertoa; °omen, from Hatuburgti : Flying Fish, Smith, from (Mend ; -Manley, Sayers, freak St. Vincent's.; Loyal Briton, Headley, front Alexandria ; Prince Regent,' Taylor, from Tobwo ; Walter Mathews, Maul. else, from , Harlhagon • X.V.Z., White, from Memel; Gustav, Gass, from Dao talc ; I"ersuch, Frenu, front CUD; Lustre. Wood ward, Irani Quebec; Herald. SOpwith, from ditto; Onyx. 'Wil liamson, front Dc ; Gratitude, Comebv, from Memel ; Renewal!, Cromartio. from Barbadoes: Merlin, Weeks, from Jamaica; Alice, Knight, frun. Hamburgh : Duke of Kent, Cotaiwortb,' from Pernambuco and Havre; Zephyr; Thirmpsort, from Belfast; Henry Davidson, Barclay, from Jamaica; Alpha, Lowea, from Memel ; and Lavinia, Smart, from Figuera. tNTEUED OtiTwAans:—The Aurora, Jackson, for Smyrna; Queen airtime, Fenner, for Jersey ; Dolphin, Ludvigsan, tor Eisinore and Copenhagen ; Providence, Moore, for Mainore and st. Petersburgh ; Unicorn, Wilson. for St. Vince:lea ; Sandwich, Aden]. few Grenade; Vreuw Elizabeth. Bteene, for Ostend, Bru , gee, and Ghent; Ouvenoight, Rooderkirk. fur Rotterdam and Amsterdam ; Isabella, Robson, for Elsinore and Riga; 'Flinches, Leith, for Pillau. Konigsberg, and ' , Thing ; Heiner and Sophia. Garraway, for Dominica ; Zephyr, Thompson, for Belfast; and Abeona, Lewis, for Dublin. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—The William Etherington, Harrison, fur Elsinore and St. Petersburgh ; and Fortitude, Stewart, for Calais. Cosmetic° , Ourwenns.--.The Johanna, Rehoff, for Elsinore and Copenhagen ; Aurora, Hollett, for Halifax and Si. John's, ; Saxony, Palmer, far Coruna* and Vigo; Regular Packet. M'Llitthon, for Pernambuco and Seara ; Fame, Stoakley, for Fillau, Konigsberg, and Elbing ; Rotte r dam, L am i ng , fo r Rotter dam; Harrier, Brown, for Hamburgh ; Commerce, Fournier, for Calais ; Driver, Hodgson, for Havannah ; Prince Frederick. Atharden, for Rotterdam; Orcstea, Nicholson, for Dantzic ; and Four Slaters, Foreman,fur Seville. CLEAVED Oerw.►nos TO IsELAND.—Tho Richard and Ann, Way, for Dublin. FROM LLOYD'S LISTS FALMOUTTT, SEPT. 19.—Arrived the Sappho, Smith, from St. John's, New Brunswick, with fore and main yards carried away. PLYMOUTII, SEPT. 19.— Arrived from the Downs the (lanai!, Mills, for Teneriffe ; and the Minkle, Bagshaw, for Malaga. PoitTaitouTH. StPT. 20.—N0 arrivals or sailing& DEAL. SEPT. 40.— Passed through for the !liver. the Killing. beek, Smith, from Antigua, with the loss of boats,eze. in a gale from the 9th to the 13th inst. • and the T•rtius, Levet, from Teneriffe for Ilamhurgh. Arri ved from the River and remain the Cape packet, Kellie, for New South %Vales ; the Earossa, iiuteltioson, for India the Orman, for Barcelona; the Jean, lnnes, for Sicily ; the Martha, Frew. for New York ; the Nile, Stokes, for Gibraltar; tha Sophia. Drury, for Minnnichi ; the Resolution, Ward, for ditto; the Diana, Dates, for Para; the Catherine; Fligg, for Gibraltar; the Alfa, M'lverson, for for Enos ' • the Etrack, 31'Lettn, for Vera Crdz ; and the Fanny, Borras,forM alta. GRAVESEND. SEPT. 20—Arrived the Brancepeth Castle. Andrews, Rival, Leslie, Mary Ann, Kate, Amity, Clay. Ann, Lange, Mary and Ann, Bell, and Hero of the Nile, from Memel ; Active, Ash, from Lisbon; Margaret, Miller , from Hamburgh Oporto, Covey, from Figuelra ; Eliza, Johnson, from Antigua ; Prince Regent, Taylcrr, from Tobago i Elizabeth, Brooks, from ditto; Ellen, M'lver, from ditto; British Tar. —, from Jamaica; Perseverance, Ashton. from Oporto; Cntlersmoil, Re. mington, from Demerara; Arethusa, Clements, from Quebi..o ; BuPewell. Smith, from Jamaica; and Isabella, Munn, (rein Hon duras. Sailed the Supply, Scate, for Copenhagen ; and Ann and Emit, Robson, for Hamburgh. STORNAWAY, SEPT. 9.—Lsst net we had a heavy gale from the southward, during which the onp Safeguanl drove on the rocks in the inner harbonr, and filled with water. . . Hnsttaxx, SEPT. 18.—Between Friday night and Saturday morning, weather very thick, the Pomona, Ilotlge, struck on the Elbow-end Sand, unshipped her rudder. and became water-logged. She has this day been broupht tip tolsarbot.r, by the Here steamer, great part of the cargo damaged. Coax, SEPT. I7.—Arrived the Hope transport, from Pores Ent , UM, to take in troops. GALWAY, SEr•r. 17.—The Mary, Finnie, from Jamaica for London, put into thin• port yesterday, with loss of all her sails. rails, bulwarks. and one man overboard. during a gale 10th inst. ; it is expected she will be ready to proceed in about sight days. The Mary. Finney, from Jamaica to London, put into Galway on the 16th inst. in distress ; one man washed overboard. RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION OF TILE SL.4VE PO PULATION OF THE IVEST [Prom the Barbadian of August 51 At • Meeting of the " Members of the Association formed September 15,11323, for the purpose of affording religinuainatruc dun to the Slave Population ;" The Loam Bruno, of thepiocese in the Chair; The Louk Blau o r opened the Meeting by stating, that he had requested their attendance, not, he was happy to say. for the pur pose of mooring nny new measure, but only for the revival of an Association, formed by the Clergy and Planters in Abram, 182$. The proceedings of that Association he bad read with very sincere pleasure ; and he was happy to state, as the result of his inquiries, that very great benefits had been derived from it. operation, and several estates placed under a regular course or catcchetical in. struction, coMmenced at that period, and eootinutd uninterrupted. ly to the present time. To that Association he row proposed to give additional efficacy, by its union with the " Socie7 fur the Conversion and Religious Ins:ruction of Negro Staves.' From] this union a mutual bet,efit would be derived. no Parent So ciety would be enabled to appeal more confidently to the British' and %Vest India public. by referring to the strong disposition thus evinced in the colonies for the religious' instruction of their de pendent', and the Branch Associations' throashont the colonies would derive still greater assistance through the increment means of the Parent Society. The objects of this Society were to impart religious instructions to the Negroes through the agency of Clete' and Catechists; and he had ventured to propose to that Society the exclusive application of their fttndt to the provision of the Letter. A wish had been expressed with which he would most gladly comply. that he would state to the Meeting. the nature of the dome Of a Ca techist—the qualifications and deCi/MMIMUI required of bini—a tut the restrictions under which he would be required to act. lie pro poied,then,to impart religious inetructieu to every plautation,throma J. SCHWEITIPE AND CO. la. MARGARET -STREET, CAVENDI3II-BQUAILZ, LONEIOII. THE ORIGINAL MANUFACTURERS of SODA, A. &RATED MAONESIA, ROCHELLE, and the follow ing ARTIFICIAL MINERAL WATERS. ACIDULOUS SODA WATER, single, double, sad tub's. Ditto, KM:HELIX, WATER. 2ERATED MAGNESIA WATER. ARTIFICIAL _ .... _ SELTZER WATER, x i. PYRMONT WATER, SPA WATER, SEIDLITZ WATER. CHELTENHAM, HIER( *ATE, and BRISTOL HOT- WELLS . WATERS, freak • from the Spring. The above Waters may be relied upon as genuine, and are pre pared both in Glass and Stone Boules, and a liberal allowance is vide for empty Bottles when returned. N. B.—J. S. and Co. also Alamiefacture the &vete Waters at Bristol and Derby, and they are sold by their Agents in all the principal towns of England. 30, STRAND. IGHT v. MIGHT, OR A PLEADER'S AUXI LIARIES. AN INCIDENT AT CADIZ. Two brothers of Cadiz,--onedestin'd to roam, The younger the property seiz'd on at home. Twelve years thus he held the paternal Estate, I Unheard of the elder,) in triumph elate; One day when a stranger appear d at his door, Advice in a case of demean:l implore. " In dirties far remote while I sought, but in vain, A fortune (the stranger observ'd) to attain, My Whey departed, and Two Sons he left The Elder am I.—By the Younger bereft (If all my inheritance, what shall I do ? Will you, Sir, advice me the course to pursue ?" " Apply to your brothel," the Other began. " I have !" said the stranger. " And thou art the Man ;" Conviction prevail'd, but redress was not given, For forth from the mansion the rlaimant was driven. Dejected, forlorn, to a lawyer his case Ile told, who assur'd him that Bight should take place; Then secretly posting to Madrid, he gain'il A knowledge how justice would best be obtain'd. The trial satin on.--and Perversion its course Appear'd unresisted to take. when its source tras stopt by a hillier array'd in bright Boots, ho ably exposing Corruption's pursuits, ConfOuntled the Alcade—by fear now beset, As seen the supporters of Troth in the Jet. " In If raven's name, Who are you ?" he doubtfully alit, Supreme Judge of Madrid, '—the Miller replied ; " Beware Retribution !"—The visions supplied, The equity else that to Right hail been lacking ; The owner hie title no longer denied, Achieving a triumph thro' IVarren's Jet Blacking. Thio easy shining and brilliant Blacking, prepartd by ROBERT WARREN, 30. Strand, London, and sold in every town in tht Kingdom. Liquid, in bottles. bd. ltai. 12d. and !bd. each; alto Plisse Blacking, is pots, hid. 12d. and DM. each. 21 J'ut of hotel/ equal to four ls..bOttlea of Liquid. lle. OUTFITS to INDIA, at ZIEBBERT'S Old Esta blished IVarehoure, 187, Strand. Writers, Cadets and Officers in his Majesty's Service about to embark for India, or any foreign destination, are respectfully ir.- formed they can be promptly supplied with every necessary for the voyage and a residence In India, and at the lowest wholesale prices. CALICO SHIRTS of every descriptiod, from 3e. each ; White Jean Jackets, Trousers, &c. at perportionably low prices ; Cots, Sea Bedding, Cabin Fumituie, Stc.'of every kind. Ladies' Outfits on equally moderate terms. The greatest possible variety kept for immediate use. Ladies can also have their own materials for dresses made up in the runt fashionable manner. Baggage of every description shipped, and information given respecting the sailing of East India vessels. 1