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1 , T-------b No. 7,181. LONDON. -jfAIST INDIA ROUSE, Dec. 14, INS. THE rntirt of Dirertort of the United Company of Merchants of Iliwtend trading to the Bost Indies do kere6p Nada. 'that the Committee of guying and Warehotnees will be ready naive proposals in writing, seAed up, on or before WzData- D o, the 4th Jennie'''. ISM, from such persons as may be willing t , 2 F ,nply thmComPany with FLINTS FOR MUSKETS, PUSILS AND PISTOLS, 0 0 Oat the conditions of the said Contract m.iy . be seen upon A p. g,eetion to the Clerk of the said Committe e , wit h w h om the pro. ' , i ts must be left befom Eleven o'Cloek i n the forennon of the t i,d ph of January, after which hour the Committee will not re ceive any tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. • ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURA?IC. COMPANY, . New Bridge-street, Plsithrtiers, Empowered by An of Partisan:mt.—Capital, One The Premiums of Fire Insurances eft.cted wish this Compeni of the three ordinary classes, kale, with certain exceptions, Wooed es fisllows : In the first data . to Is. 6d. per Cent. In the sevind class . to 2.1. Bd. per Cent. In the third class ads. 6il. per Cont. Fire Policies, the renewals of which become due at Cnrlstmi will expire, unless renewed witnir fifteen days from that period. The Company continues to undertake Insurances on Lives liberal terms. No charge is made on such insurances in I way of admission tine or entrance trneey ; and a large commies ! Is allowed to SOliCitoll3 and alma by whom such Insurances tatted. us lis b. ring bp. feet LONDON DOCKS. CJNTRACT FOR CUPBAR.AGGING. HESSIAN, AND COTTON Direvrors of the London Dook Company do hereby , give notice, that they will be ready to receive Ten. "( ma t e d opt, at the Superintends...es Office, at the Dack, on ' WEDNESDAY. the 4th of January nest, at Twelve o'clock, i n s, suck Persons as may be willing to supply the Caimans, for ,Fie Year. with CUPAR, HF.S.SIAN, and COTTON BAG- Every 'fender most be made conformably to the Particu lars and Condition., and also be accompanied by a Letter, signed b y g rwponsilie Pwsow, swear n/ to become bound with the Per. watering, is the own of 2001. for due performance of the Con. trim p a rticulars and Conditions of the Contract may be bad. wad ssispise of the Articles seen, et the Company's House, Prince's. ewe:. Bark. 8. COCK, Secretary. London Dock Rouse. Dee. IS, 1825. P.A. Non-gird will he paid to any Tender delivered after Twelve **cleat en that day, nor onlem the Person making the Tender, or some Parson on his behalf, shall attend. WARNER PHIPPS, Serre.ary, Fourth EditkJ. 6vo. 6J. REMINISCENCES, By CHARLES BUTLER, Emi. of Lincoln's Inn. Printed for John Marrny, AThernarle-street. This day, Tilen. 6d. TBE FOURTH VOLUM pos E of Mr. ROSE'S TRANS..' LAYTON cr the ORLANDO FURIOSO. Printed for John Month Albemarle-street said tu tt i • ts , This day, 2 vols. fc. 801. 1111.6 &rind Edition, F AUST, a Drama, by G(ETHE, with Translation the Getman. By Lord FRANCIS LEVILSON GOWER. Printed for JOllO Murray, Alberearle-atveet. hia day, 2 wok post Sro. IMi. a Third Edition of 11EMARK S on ANTIQUITIES, ARTS, and Ll TERS, during an EXCIITRIOn to Italy, in the Years sad 1803. By JOSEPH FORSYTH, Epq. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle:stmt. triiE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SHOW of the sMITHFIELD CLUB, now exhibiting nt the London 4 ., a ..pany's Repository (late Sadler's), in (kronen -street, WILL 1:1.0dE on MONDAY NEXT. Tbib day, Second rulinun. with Pi:Ate, 2 vols. em a il B vn . lbs. ASKETCH of the MANNERS and CUSTOMS PORTUGAL, made during a Residence in Lisboa, in Years HMI, 22, 23. By MARIANNE BAILLIE.' 'Printed for John Murray, Athematic-street. This day. 3 vol.. Bvn. with Ewe rings, SeconiEdition of AMANUALof CIIY MlSTRYcontaining the princit Facts of the Science wanted In the Order in which iht. are Discussed and Illustrated in the Ltotures at the Royal Institu. lion of Great Britain. THE ANNIVERSARY of the SHIPWRECHXD and DISTRESSED SAILORS' FAMILY FUND will be Cell at the City of London Tavern, Biehopagate-street, on TUESDAY NEXT, Dee. 20. 1925. ,TbeCkair to be taken at Six &Clock P.M. e auendance of all Persons interested in Shipping and friendly tolilens Is earne‘tly requested. DISTILLATION FRO3I POTATOES. MITE Proprietors of the BELMONT DISTILLERY hereby give notice. that they have now left a small quantity et their old stock of BRANDY on sale. at their Rectifying-house, Pitneesdwreet, Lambeth. Ready foe delivery in quantities of not less thin Two Gallons, at 141. pet Gallon, far Cash, with an ~wanes made to the Trade. Lt.ter4(poit.paid)ackirerstd to lit. Cooper, on the revises. Vauxhall. 13th Dec 1326. B I WILLIAM THOMAS nRANDE, F.L.S. Secretary to the Rnyal Society. &c. dte. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle street. This day, with Seven Plates anti Maps, Vivo. EMOI RS on NEW SOUTH WALES, containii IVA an Account of the Surveyor-General's late Expedition Two New Porte. the Discovery of Moreton Bay River, with Ads enturzs for Seven Mon , hs there of Two Shipwrecked Men. Edited by BARRON FIELD, Esq. F.L.S. Late Judge of the Supreme Court of New South Wale,. Printed for Jobn Murray, Albenarle...A---• i the That Diary 'NOTICE in hereby given, that WILLIAM DAVIES, of New Bond-street, in the Parish of Saint George. Hanover. !kin", in the County of Middlesex, Tailor, did, by Indenture, baring date the Twenty-ninth Day of October last past, assign a'l hit Personal Estate and Effects whatsoever. and wheresoever, cite JAMES °RIDGE, of hlwrylebone-streer, Golden-square, in the nom Coonty, Mercer, and LUKE ADDINGTON, of Saint hianin's-lane. in the same County, Woollen-draper : in trust for, and for the benefit of all the Creditors of the said William Davin% and which said Indenture was executed by the said William Davies on Os sad Twenty-ninth Day of October, by the said Luke Ad.- titagton on the Thirty-first day of Ocmber last, and by the said JaesOridgeon the ilfth day of November last, in the presence of John Hamilton. of Berwick street, Snhn, in the County of Mid. Com Attorney at Law. Itsted this 113.11 day of December, 1821. HAMILTON and TWINING, Solicitors. • Berwick -street, Sono. TO GROCERS AND OTIIERS. TO be DISPOSED OF a BUSINESS in the ABOVE LINE, in a most desirable situation in the wen of Csm blidge. The Fixtures and Plaines Up of the House and Shop to to toeen at a fate valuation, and the present Stock at the option of toe Purchaser. _ . _ lIIM . MISS re do )y of MRS. MARKHAM'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Two volume') 12mo, New Edition, with Fourteen Plater. 11 boards, AHISTORY of ENGLAND, from the first Invasi by the Romans to the end of the Reign of George 111, w, Conversations at the end of each Chapter, for the use of youi persons. The style of this book is simple and unaffected ; the selection of matter la 'judicious and well-proporioned ; and it is evident that the best authorities have been quoted. The form of the wnr' also has its malt. the aliern anima of lecture and dialogue prods log an enlivening Aim." • . 2 hinted isr3abe Many, Alem.-1-- act nch• !k!'it mec 1g to ,and ?stir itad. tits cal on Watley h published, in onP volume reol.tren Bvo. pride Ss. THE BLESSINGS OP FRIENDSHIP, and POEMS. By JAM ES 31•BENRY- Wiglihnan and Conni 24. jr.trall 104111. MAC.. of Ss. fs► partieulant, apply to W. Bond, grocer, Cambridge, or Mean. Tate and Johnston, Solicitor', 4, C'opthall-buildinga, Yb► 4.. N(iLleu LIFE ; or, 6 11fimners T e a H ays. -In P Descriptive Tales. " These Tales are written with very consid. Table abikity."...., Monthly sleemeine. Wieumin and Cm.. •• - Lor.don: CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, 160, Piccadilly (too doors wcsi from Se..l . aineee.mreev.)—TimProprietors haring a hrge •4tork of Brumelv on hand, ars now offering for sale the very Ivrt quality at se. 61. And be. 81.; abort lenglits from( siva * led re .t c o n tl aulti lt. • Teal 12L2 . 1ty Osepets at II 0e) miry uzlisr 7^!tß•fPl. 'BDENT tin= as at soi luta • 3v the el artc.l iguA• to 1 4 ticktn be pla i d utt s l ll* g, but Oslo t s CO liS h e 0 , ly- ,f l J. orn. 1 . c o unt is Clheiy l odor to wife rkiv el jaar.o tegi • 10. 10 w DA • 41 . Mal POW' sent ban] post of town or COFFEE and COCOA MADE in ONE MINUTE heat the ESSENCE of COFFEE and COCOA PASTE, said by F. GRA LIAM, at his Tee end Foreign Fruit Warehouses ‘''' , " o duo Belle %sew Ina. 37, LUDOATE-li ILL, and 10' FICEUTT.STREET. Temple-bar. • COFFEE In bottles 35.. 3s. Ad.. and 4.. Rd., and Cocoa In pots Is. sad Is. met t Essence of Giigtr and all other Spices, Is. ed. yet beide ; Ft.:reflood Jamaica Otnger, prepared from the interior ut the root, in cases. la. 2.1. each; Prepared Chocolate in pots, 2..61. each ; Hi:Axon's Anchovy Paste, 1.. 6d. a pot ; and Orange 3larrollscie, h. 64. per lb. ; Rohert.on's Fluent Harley and (boats, 9i. a.c t ; liar"; Farinaceous Foot , Is. per packet • PO, T. Gra. I vn's Patent Cocos. 3.. per lb., and Sassafras Coc oa, also, be. per lb. ; l- ilia Arrow Root, fa. Rd. per lb.; Wed India Preserved Ginger, : per Ib, ; Tamarinds, 2s. per lb.; Portugal Grapes, Is. per lb. ail F 'reign Fruits at reduced prim. 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We here find real life. origi. n%lltyof character, and the peculiar traits of a certain cleat in so. 41 ,_, 1 v. so masterly eon ensyed, and witu so much "aline, that it erne It Is without a competitor in the modern school of "mlin•"—Npu•liv 311 z. I.lfr. Iv LoNDON. By Planet EGAS. Or the Day end Ntgin Scenes of Jerry Hawthorn and his elegant Mend Corinthian rvlt. at their Rarabl,a and . 4 proes through the Metropolis; de fuse, printed In royal eve. and embellished with 36 rumored rater, and numerous Cots ; the Scenes from real life by 1. R. sad enditthank. Price al. In beard,. ..Rai or, One General Precedent for 0111111101) Aaswances Deed,: modernised• and arlspted to the Principles and presen Practice of Conveyancing. With Precedentr from Booth, Ducene. Holiday, and other eminent Draftsmen. By THOMAS WALTER WILLIAMS, Esq. Of the Inner 'Temple, Barrister Law. Wightman and Cramp, 24, Patenmster-row. Th's day is publi , hrd. CASEY'S BEAUTIES of the MODERN POET! &keno's from the works of Byron, Mo , re, Scott, COM Berry Cornwall, Southey, Coleridge, Wordsworth, Croly, Heinous, L. L. L., Montgomery, HastritoodCsibbe, Colman. cry, Bird, Marie 'MIAs, Boom, 31iss Bane, Mrs. Opie, with many Fugitive Pieces of distingtdshed merit. The gift of poesy is from the Gods." A new Editler, currected, enlarged, and re. arranged. pea 7s. inghtman and Camp, 24, Paternester.raw. This day is published. in 3 vols. poet f1y.... price 211. THE HEARTS of STEEL; an 'Asir Historical of the last (lemurs'. _ _ _ By the Author of " O'Halloran," ace. This work is Intended to illustrate the character and procee enlist hardy association of men from which it taken its till; which rendered Itself so famous by the boldness of the mitre committed. and the terror It in% Iced throurbout the Nce Ireland, during the early part of the late King's reign. It of a series of historical novels founded on the different el racing of Ireland, and delineating the chelacter of the lei potation. Wightman and Cramp, 24, Paternoster-row. This cloy is published, in one thick volume, ace. cuntsinh pages. price 14n. WILLIAMS'S ABSTRACT of the STATUTI V the LAST SESSION of PARLIAMENT, 6 Cci with Notesand Comments. The above is the only perfect end complete Abstral ran be relied on, being formed on the plan of Coy's well., Abridgement; and from the very extraordinary number of St repealed in the court.e of the late Session of Parliament, it found particularly useful to those (imam:len who hold cot the Statutes at Large, and who may wish or have occasion tett the same. l';nliall;d by Wighonan ani Cramp, 24, Pwriumter-rtv Just Published. THE ANTIQUARY'S PORTFOLIO; or, Ct Selection of Hi,torical and Literary Cnriositlsa on sa principally connected with the Manners, elle.oll3P, Morals. Military. and Ecclesiastical Oorernmcnts, &e. of Grew B during the middle and latter ages. By J. S. FOESYTII. 2 vols. post Bvo. vice 18s. with Portraits of Stow and Eat " A work of nary coaaidesakk rnerit.":;.-Tlrree. "We have seldom trot a as h a more entertaining Work. !abut' a highly anima aod interesting picture of the C 131401 manlier, of our ancestor., at afferent periods of Engliah t and enables us to commat the deplamble state of the human at remote periods with the present enlightened age. ' Work of this sort, if well (waited, must contain a great ' information, will be readily believed; but we confess we expect to find such • fund of autusenient as illr. Forsyth vkled in his charming Work, the authenticity of which fully relied on."—Literary Chronicle. " The Author of these very entertaining Volumes appeal very well versed in the Malay and historical antiquities country, and from these stores he has made a very chit curious collection. Many of the facts are but little km there is scarcely a page to the Work that does not pout siderable interest."—Star. London : IVightroan and Cramp, 24, Paternoster-rot PPYE Original OXYGENATED SODA POW. JIL for MAKING SODA WATER, continue to be pt and gold by the Inventors and Proprietors, Alessrs. O. SiIALI, and CO. Chemists, Brewer street, Olden-mums told in Boxes, at 21. Jd. each, and in Bottles, at 225. eaci included. The Oxygenated Soda Powders having acquired a great tinn, at hunte and abroad, many ineffective and spurious sort been imposed on the Public. The genuine will have the " Prepared by Mears. G. Marshall aid Cu." engraved Boland Brittle. ••• All other advertit-d preparations for making :4c:41 under the same name are spurious. To be had as above : Superior Seidlitz Powders Lavender Water i'heltenhann Salts in Cc v .tals Ditto ditto Perfumed Ditto ditto in Ettioresmnce Ditto ditto Milk Fla] Finest Calcined Alagnesia Vegetable Extract Pectoral Cough limps Eaprits--Vaziows Aromatic V inecar Eaa de Cologne Lavender Vinckar Arquebusade Water NTooth Powder I Vegetable Tooth Pow( Chests. of all prices. :completely fitted for ev ay k • P!iPiii gad sold also, as above, very superior FR' town Apr all kinds of doe Wood, Furniture, ate. , , •. ' Net I't • 1 I. . ' - 1.... -. .', ~... 4• .,1 . \ *'. 7- 4 ) : ! 4 1 i \ IT . • • ' • .. , '.: 4 7 . .54 . , , •. 4, - . . . ... . ~b „ it:frit•-',__),, l r4 . t.ito Il lt Jt.,11, 4 % , • ._. . • . ...! _....... _______ ......._____..... , , . . ~, SATURDAY.: DEC F, Til 8.111 17 . 1 ''.25 " . • . , t r . ....... z - , * '....5 -. ----. a Price 7d. • . ,4_ NCB SALES ate - AUCTION. . 8111I'Pl NG IN fi:EI,I,I(.IBNCE. ' , Al'Eetne. from khablitse Ifero.l3annilerson, from Ballet; Da. 1 ., , patch. Trigewith, from Londonderry. , ivi R. Ble ACK IVlRSillege rearreetfnilv te inform tile ItrigERPOOL, Tar aaDar , Dm. ii. , Es TattElt OIRTWARDS.-The Hallemt, estickleye foe &aro' et. PuleTte. that the GerillND RENT - at BER MONDSF.Y. • • re, Atam. Batavia. and Manilla; Dispatch. Riches. f r Liebe*: .. . . Da r. tahrerrised for Bale on tilled inst., Is DISPOSED OF by argaree Henderson, for the Cape of °OM/ :1.7/e't Juliam•Lmelie • ( i • , been PRIVATE (X)NTRAC' ...-...-.---... .Coo A k il,iyed frerra th(W3 : ll : 36 : lln pe rN l:h nEr :j ." o "H' a ifiv ta a ri h' o l%l , l: l l l fr hi ni ‘a, ill6l. l:ni tP."' Q lL TeLe Ca e, in aa hvia ilett . ' ":::: ":I"Pe ' ll°4l99erdflidmil."Vtimee*Yl°f;; " l:4l:ll7 : ° " . indetC:ll°YclittA3nlit7l44 . I . • 1 ; • VALUA BLS taIIitIEHOLD ESTATIES, , 160: November. . ' e" ' na y. f., Jmnaial t Magnet. Watkine, for Oporto; ~ adleeteritimemored. 011 j, aestui-ort.-One ship, three beam William , A itk it:, for Calais; Al hford, Taylor, for Gihrel tar ; Fee- ; , I . By RI r." 1131: Af:K111 , RN' , - ' - Private eatrila -al elms. J. and B. eltiptersima tor. Donee!, for Belfast. • .2:ur . At the A n ctimr lifer.. ger3lll/*ISDA I' NEW' Id 12, The Pei , ;et: aremead, Radler, tram Liverpool. for Borneo Arm, and 30, wee driven on were 2:1 Oetatter on the Pipes etocke. in ilia Rivet Imelda, Sclione, for Obristimui. CLitantn Garrey item! lIINALLY Al' GRAWERENIII.-Th• ea ~ TWO DWELLINcIo e itIOUSES, Nos. IP Demi,. Pailtant, (or Cities !tans Repos, Peanut, and Keperanem • i ..... Z1104•100 I s Permeek, from Booms Ayres, arrived at Made Frenees-street, op fine the Asylum , Westminemr-reed, Plate. The err jo would be raved. but lei a damaged mate. Van Orel, for A niwerp ; Bromley, Briggs, for Malta ; 'l're Boa. 4 , e ~__,_ n th lesion amom a rmt t let to good ,at Mt. per annum. Also, a • . prrouneeeent of lig. per an .101tnirtit out of Nos. 31 and 32. in video 12th Oct., wi eh half • meta and sfflung a leek. t CLEARING 01/TWAIDs.-T4e Two Benthere, Robson. for I ' • tee are the same street, leased to Mr. 'Lean and Mr. Alain, and held for The Shamrock , Hay, from Lisbon for Liverpool, has arrived at 1114 ur f ati a Panther. Goirtn . g, lot Narita end Messina; jkaattan a . . Young, or New Orleans. cry. a teem of 58 yearmand n moat* from Lady-day, 11118, at a ground. Cork. 'I he Cambridge, Smelt, from Boston, hart arrived at Cork for . • L Cf.(' RC!) OlITwAnDs To fitrutxt).-The Mary and Kitty, -- rent of IW. per Imola,. tit . . Peel, her Cork; tilleer.R. Lloyd. air Londor,d_ry. „ May be viewed. Partlett et Mr. Martin, 3-treater, I v Wit._ .1,,r, mintetonameere,Spefieldet at e Auction Mem ; and at rhe-OMees 'Me George the foterth, Ritchie, from Jilltrilliel, hart arrived at -- - ---- - of Mr. Blackburn, A ucti 4 Estate Ag ent , 88, irathbuty. • Co -k. . , The L lN s ire pl , a4 Pe e :mlel , d fr , om frorn m lii aw /cr i, p r o a n t l . a h ncl " G iv i Ti br v a ea lte a r, t i f fu ot n B . alen., TAR AR -- - - -- ABSOLUTE REVERSI !FUNDED P,ROPERTY. oni r yes wrecked 7th Nev.,Nee.. near Alicant. Crew *avert • , . er ei e veer,. sharp-built, era elewt 60 fret.. l la repoo l :crr h d ia r er to lirPer o ed rec e er i led e i nr n m b b i l n h arl . , fi f tl i r t l tt o: ( l:l o t 4rr in h . e rth l l o nirn al ret e te l o 'er f l p li 4 S y i l g c h ß eir on egi v. bo rn pr e s: ,44o r t d n th !. e T Z " g r .r ' r p:lap o tri I , By 51r. Ii:BURN. The Gam , Smith, from Eh. Petereaurgh, for Liverpon . I, pot tra n sport , for eonveaan ys c ,, r o tt f a M ono yne i n t :m a i t th or a ,,, , ,oo,l,, The Camhria,Cook. hem Ceinpmeivr at Cork, fell in wtth lived. a on timed the- , s Marc, On L? 4 :"" At the Auction T SDAY NEXT, at 11, in Two . A Detachment ing to 74th Regim ent of Fee: Jana as. into a petvinNerway, all well. --.. Lot 1. TH B4 E . 64 A . BSOteniT T E aa.s R a K aa VIRS' bh 1 .0 0 0 7 o t f o 2 !; 0 1 0 / 1 . 160 tont. fl ~ . 181.11 001. Wr lam II 0. long 780. a veer) bottom npwards of senor t t. . • frqin . rfalifiga r , :v • from gwee per Cent. Consols, le on w th ip.met e decea s ae bie of T a ,, l o r ie d . y . .. aged _t. , , and vending in tae na Lot 2. The A BBOIA/ REVF2IIOOI I I to 494 t. 9s. 11‘ 1 oter „, 1 ,,,„ it s , e , I stio , whichr ari to r 7 a a e l ha de: f4.bot end ts pa a iir y ed lat po naca rts mh , pa. ch sii 7 ted e: e . ls a tt iaa pern eas the p t ain op , o a t i p a e a n t o h : e - p iastre Detit i ene d t h em i coot of " °°ll7° ' *Web al ." bread _,_,._ __ ._.,_r. . _ or d a over th alas w at so apireerrar -o nr • hes arrrieert,onab th retsrdadthe(Rtiours:lanittlii:l;ar:t),lti!'tgilemedirnrbuorgTir,At°.." • rol •hi ..: roe Car k. where it a., to be stationed. I ' being One-Eighth Share of M 17. i. 44. Three per Ct nt. Cm- - sobs, receivable on the si Lady, seed 70, ar , d sta-olieg In „ u alate :'' o ' n u ' e . c • rxri os , her "' s m ter 7r . n tI. e l' p u r i eest:tP,:ot of bo d s t ui e t l: o l , :r oc t ( A rayllthire) Regiment of Poet lee Teo t • tiro name of a very respeetile 'trustee, and about to be mensferred v ----les-- .ET- in to the names of I hree re Amman t xl• naval orders to march Irene ,EdWimb to Perth, where it ia r Let i T 1802 Printed particulars mei ad at die Auction Mare ; and c*. Sorter, DEC. IL-The Bela Cameros. Pates, it arrived herl the Aim of Mr. Blainturna :Estate Agent and Auctioecer, 53, very leaky. and to under repair; the Ciearo, Dale, has had Lei --. a . . a . e Lo:hbury. • a meetsvrorks caulked; the Diana, March, r e main.. CORONERS INQUEST. . • • , • • _______ -- -------- • Faehouru, Deo. 14.-a-Sailed the faohetase of Chishester ---mni.-- lie. OLD FORD-LANE, RNA le-GREEN, STEPNEY• packet, for Jamaiea-a.Wind Ka W. in W.N.W. Last evening Mr. If iggs, the Coroner foe Wemminater, a. . ~,y,...,„, Dec.l4.•-,lt hlew a heavy gale at B.W. the Mspectaide Jury, assembled at the Savoy Palace publimhoose, * IS of GREEN. D BRIGHTON, in the By Mr. aert CYC BURN. greater part of lest night, trot no daitura(e done 16 she shipping, and loqulN into . the circumstances connemed wilt the death of the In 21 rr a lv it e h d l tl a t 11. of b..iwirarksze_ntwfrra; report, female, whose act of suicide is described in our Bow- st r e e t At the Mart. ea THURS Y NEXT)'at 11, in Vow Lots i N r Newfoundland , e n t?n w dla m n re d, Lori. yiwo newly a substantially erected T.E.NE - i ..• , IL, MENTI3 , situ net the south aide of (hid Ford,lane, W.N.W. Evidence was heard to prove the facie as elated in the police ac. of Bethmd-green ; ler to Mese litnen and Markland, at an annual Wgystoorn, Now. 23.-Tlic.Taniee dr Shields, Laing, from count, and Mem Oillert. the be:chefs wife, who also eneinputelhe Cape Breton, with lumber for Shklda, (Wire on shore at Shoal destroy herself, was examined. Sire paid that she had looked.et. the t • ' icipal rental of SU. anti held on lea ter a term of 75 year. unexpired, at Ray, near St. Mary',, in a heavy, gale of *lnd, 21st nit- and was Leidy of the deceased in the hone-house, and she was quite sore abs totally lost; . very little of her cargo lies been saved. The master had never seen the deems& before. i they aground-rent of W. IN. per. urn ; land tax redeemed. . , : m a to . Lot 2. A compact Smith Shop. add loft over, with iouble an crew sert red hare last Friday. forge and fixtures emnpietc. tad at Stepnee.green„ lately oe.cu- ° Tire constable of the night MC whose charge Mrs. Gilbert was V Dial by Mr. Mara:sera and ' fora term of 11 years, from Feb. _ PORT/ r4OUTH, Dec. 15.-Arrirod his Majesty's ship Munn, given stated, that when Mr. Bridgeman (the gentleman who took 1824. at 181. per aneurn. from Plymouth. His lifajesty'e, ship klsgoiiment for Jamaica, her to the watehhowee) told her that a woman (her cern pe n ion, es LOOl 3 and 4. Eight en TENEMENTS, being Noe. at to went out of ha r b o u r an d remains at Spltlicsid. Arrived the Antra he supposed) had drown e d herself, she saki*" Theek Gad I lam • , 88, inclusive, Nottingham. .t, Brighton t let mimed termini. at Louisa. from Hamburgh for Rio Janeiro ; Itegietta. Frederica. glad she is gone--1 shall follow her in a few hours." Whinier. -t a net rental of 7d!. per ann , and held at a peppercorn, for a from ilamburgli for Oporto. Sailed the Cat Ohne, Tetchy, and tore the Alagisuatte, at Bow-strcet, however, eke totally tattled , Ming term of 72 years unexpired. ;• • Prosperity, Deck, for London.--Wind W. her story, and denied all that the had acid at the watclihowm. ion to Mar be viewed, and prix gd particular' had of Mr. Vi'intrin, Doyen, Dec. 15 -The Marquis of Drogheda, of Liverpool, A long conversation took pia-..e between the Gorener and Jory as • , :h the M. - Nicholait•lans, Lombardlatreet t at the Meet ; rind et the Rogerson, was abandoned 7th inst. ltilaL 47, long. 11, in a severe to the propriety of adjourning for a day or two, levee nine tad gale from the north. Crew saved by the Prince of Orange, Horn, further inquiry ; and it was Enilly determined to adjourn until en. Offices of Ale. Blackburn , 14nd Surveyor and Estate Agent, iiT. from St. blichael'e. The Charlotte and Maria. Douglas, arrived Monday evening. andlongp. painted wish w ii i i a w i a ith baa a a b d rig ah o i f ia ab st o rea a t a l r o m a n t. s. Lothbury. t off h m a g e su i h n t g r a e a n ' d b i i. n 'le w i t a s l . ;tet 4 d o , , bo prit black ; water logged WWI ii.)ll/11100eti;--the ends • 111111 GER A - : Suck° -A, barbarou s murder has just been HACKNEY-ROAD A CrILLINGWOOD-PLACE, committed in the Weeny of Tireregh. Mr. Atkinson'e drieer, - of --. DOG-ROW. TRNAL • ORKEN . NA 1.1-0 R KEN. Rathleigh, has fallen a sacri fi ce to the savage violence of the NUN- ). . By 31r. CKBURN. , of pine timber projecting eat abaft. Game, into harbour this even- 16e. At the Mart, on TRUSS NEXT, 'in 12. in Leta, by in the Dorri AI fr 11 n Y 11-• A be g an' I the capta . i s n' a - nd er cr'ew - o , m exe - cpro - n e e ir -or -r. " 2"1" having on (who was drowned), of the guided wretelies who have of late exhibited such a formidable ap • direction of the Execurrited Executer ofMr. Jahn Rain, da- Albert, Rtuleff, from Havre eer Bordemis, whice yes el hid amine; in toot district. His mangled body was forted on Wed, ration crowd, wedgy _gtouting, neer, his master's house, almost in a state of I'M- 'a ' a .: I, with Lot 1 . SIX LE ASEHOtO TENEMENTS, being Nos. ;,, ohe lii :prunes' leak aed sunk. The were taken u i eeterda about e _ .. r . 1 I f 1 noon, 'Sty. The aide was much bruised ; and a large wound , seeoiirg/a ot te min and Beschy Head. young hit 5;6, sod 7, on thee/rest-side of Clore-street, anti Noa. 10, Lot- . Dec. 15. A.vessel is reported to h b l the f rom a spade,' appeared prominently an the head. Fou r te e n per. . . g tens, we under' rend , have been already arrested, under strong PO, 11, aad 12, Felix-urea, ckney-road, nftz Cambridg e -heath ; Goodrin Sand last night, but we can only beet lost on trace the fo !tiering par- • ' lectioa let to respectable tenants at '4 amounting. to 721. 3s. per an- rieulara at _ pictoif of.bdtig participators in the•tireadful deed. Prelerit t' . s e n i g ht , about halr'-past eleven n'elock a Q., •vident num, and held for a term of years and a half from Minsumma- !POSED IrA CEDE/L-011 Friday last, an inquest wag 1 . Mue lipht wag observed n the Sand, and af t er h . nigh t . '"" work day , 1812. at a emend-rent 151. per antrum. • i e m a t f a a signa s o ets rom t e ight.verel were seen denoting a vessel 1 evade- L ' ot 2. FIVE substantial ,NEME?siTS, Nos. 7. 8. 9 - 10 : sod en tile S aat L W e h ave s o t n h e i n' the body of a man uniteown, which has been fooled on the bank of 1 creed any wreck the coarse 040- 11, on the east-side of Ctarodtreet. Haelay-road ; let to good la - the Trent, in that parish. The deceased, when found. bad neither day, Vat we h ear that some of the boat picked up a piece of nants. at 691 per annum, 44 held (Cr a tern, of eil y ewe Red a m a marked .. I ,, Terppo i , ” Ind . Sawa quantity of opts Boating near L T - id - . - quarter from Michaelaiss, ..1822, at a ground rent of 20/. p er the Bond. Arrived the Vallenia, Kinsman, from Blibna ;Li ttle - fact, in connexion with the discovery of a wound on the back part annum.„,„„ of his head, Made apparently with a sharp-pointed intteument, Term Sally, Puddicome horn coigns • John Dimacombe Lure, f . other Lot. 3. THIRTEEN ontly-erected TENEMENTS, being AHm,,, John nj William, ,1 r„,„ - c - ,,, c , - , - : - - s „ - „,• - •„„ Iv ~h , ,,- -„- den it extremely probable that he met his death by violence. He Nos. 1 and 2 (now in ones, tool a Cottage behind and 14 to 24 in. f rom ------ ---- --,-- - -----,------•••------, appears to have been between twenty - five and thirty ycarauf age • , 1 elusive, Collingweettl-plate,`Efog-row, Beihnal.gree. nr reduc in g uib M eo l ; a lL l w cb e l li : ff, H if il u ali gne E tt • lda ko f m rom Htt i d e l " . `' . itlit'thFtPelfr7itT ahem five feet six inches, with light sandy coloured hair. -#4. . 1 191.1' . Bs, per annam, and hell for • term of 31 year. twice renew- from Quebec.; Otter, Peei:ford, from Gibraltar ; and Henry Wel- clothes were of good quality, and contested of a urowreetsiped • • . ' alde from ilichaelinam 1811 at groond-reet of 1201. per atrium. 4a. • t • a . . • • lesley, Wade, from Sierra Leone, in 42 dirs.-Wind W. woollen viaimaoat, with pearl buttons; a fine linen shin, opt F our ' The land-tax on the whole permerte to redeemed. OnavEseNn. DEC. 15.-Arrived the Blare:stet. Ilowmarm which Way a ilantiel waistcoat ; a black silk handlowebiett , . • I May be viewed, and white* partieulsm bed of Mr. Pattimm So- Concord, Freeman - Brethers. Foram! aud Nola., Vinana, frets; they stock ; dark fustian trousers, grey worsted sme - - ~ • 1 . *.. .New Hennes sin ' sh Essex ; of Meows. Brookebank and Tarn, Soli. it box . , a......., Howard • Brothers, Smith ; and Friend,, Let- abets newly riled, tied with black riband. He was renew% S .. citorm 14, Gry -Inn ;at - . art ; end at Me aiflowtathefr: t ;Tom Seville; Ibiatler. Leslie ; n c oo k / • Wood; an d coat. From tie appearance of his harem, mutterer° small god we. - on, : nu, Blackburn, Land-Su . untooeer, - 13, Lothbury. Fl ti , go n tirgg i vigt,p .: . • . - ..I '. e t./ • 4 01, too does ant-saes= to have bummers well-L . , totcf 66 "Ci V tla..st was adjourned to the l ye's inns - osalia . • i • -- . - err., e.. • I -• • ions; a arm . at ewe, ' sign of the Boat, in Stoke Bardolphi and the Coroner baying t 0..• n.. , k ' A.. ~, s :: -I . . TiEII•TORY, MANOR, AND from Gijon ; C o rm, Becker, from Pillau t Susannah, Carpenter, ' 'ITS ; TIT* .., 80hIERSET. from Sicily; Cleveland, lirtilis. from St. Petersborgh. Sailed thefor that purpose, the corpse has shets beaa haltered - sued kis warrant . . . ford _ , it :cos by A iR. CAUTY has the honour to artnounro to t he Arundel, Ford, for Jamaica ; Ida. Pepins, for Copetakagen ; Wit-, by the Rev. E. Palling, at Shelfoul.-State ' Vow,:. present A mutt Ittelz • 'dent oecurred at Bramford Clergy. Nobility, and Pnblie, that lie ,is instructed to ' enforce, —, for Gibraltar ; Providence, —, for New South : rb - a ce ' - s V * " . . Rivet, SELL by AUCTION:: at the Mart. opposite the Bank of Eng- Wales. Ipswich, on . av afternoon. As Major Whitef.ttorrl, ' . land, on WEDNESDAY. January 11, 11326, at twelve, the Italy- BRISTOL, DEC. 16.-Arrived the Dove, Copliula from Bar- eldest son of Sit T.. Whitefoord, was walking in Brantford- . ... able A DVOWSON of the RECTORY CHURCH of BAT- &aux ; Dispatch, Forster. and Ocean, Tucker, fmm Clianaute; rrk, with Miss Franklin, with a loaded gun in has hand, t COM BE. with Manor and• Lands, and the entire parish of Upton Emantiel. Olsoo, aad Charlotte, Swedinan, from Bilboa; Wood- fs - t I loot !Hippest, and comemeansthetrigger b? , Noble adjoining, Re/Wept/1, OffleMl, and Glebe Lands, of the trine Black, from Newfoundland ; Mary, Jackson, from St. Fe. . --• e•etimeteel value of 1.1001. per contain , most desirably situate near tersburgh ; Ml:Beton, Gaihutt, from ifiramiebi ; Churchill, killed him almost the piece went off, an d itimmediatel y . Brutoe, on the Weymouth road, about seven voile. from Frome, 13 Toognod, from Altea ; Eliza Hudson , iron, Quebec ; Kate, This melancholy event had caused the deepest regret in rs, in from Bath and Willa, 18 from ld'annirinter, and 100 from London. Barnes, from Seville .- Wind S .W.' the whole neighbourhood : his amiable goslings had ter - • npbell, Printed particulars are preparing, and may be had fourteen days CAR ntrr, Dec. 14.-The Prince Regent, Maaterman, from St. dared him highly respected by a numerous circle of friends. .., 1 ', Mrs.' prior to the Sale, at the principal lonesit Oxford, Canibridge, Bath, John's. New Brunswick for Newport, paned through these Roads It is needless to add that his Mt; in a state of irde- .• . a. Her. and . Warminster: at the Auction Mart, London ; and of Mr. yesterday. On the 27th ult. in lat. 50. long. 25, she experienced a . . -. . n de, &c. Cauty, 80, pall-mall . heavy gale at S.W. and received considerable damage in her upper • •tcrtbsbie amictio . •-• works, hod had eight feet water in her bold.-It has blown a strong Pint in the course of last week, at Mr. John Rossiter's, • CAVENDISH-SQUARE. gale at W.S.W. the whole of this day. of Jfurkestown, county of Wexford, an old malt, known its., 12m0, VALUABLE FURNITURE, NOBLE 0 I.,ASSES, LOFTY Goal, DEC. 12.-Captain Stewart, and a part of the crew of the that neighbourhood by the name of " The Angler." He . SILK CURTAINS, OTTOMANS, &e. &e. - lodustry, of and from Quebec, were brought i n here by , the Risein. was frequently pressed upon to declare his truename, but R. -PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on borough, from London, having abandoned their vessel 3d inst. • M[ kt. IL 81 • long. 1 9. 3 0, W. For five d ays their sufferings on TUESDAY .NEXT,. and 'following Days, at One her •. . . never complies),. e xcept on one occasion , when he said - . It Matthew Smith: He was miserably* tinned, wore • each Day, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, the the Promisee, board were almost unexampled : the yessel having capsized, was • and horn the violence of the weather became quite loose, and when long beard, and carried about with him all the utensils fog 1 Tab, No. 1. Civemlieh.iqusre. corner of Margaret-strett. Part of the IP Handiome MODERN FURNITURE. formed of Rnaewood and theywere taken off her by the Essequibo, from Demerara, she was fishing. Some months back he was accompanied by a pat! . going to pieces.. It was with the greatest ditilcultythat they were . - °gulp ; noble pier and chimney glasses of large dimensions , son whom lie represented to be his brother, and wham Ice.; e.aii ' • •i..-96 inch. by 82, 99 by 59, 99 by 411. 82 by 53 ; and several of ear , and had it not been for the persevering exertions of Captain broughtwith him , attendant , to tavern, as a • • Lie, or sizes ; about fifteen four-pose, field, and other bedsteads, and M•Anhur and his crew, (who at the ilOllllOOl4 risk of their lives so metimes 1 ereddown a boat) they would no doubt have been drowned. where he would dine, and allow his supposed brother to do rsoes It ,_ of hangings, with chafe excellent bedding and appropriate. chamber °lr Industry bound - his withof deals . Th The wasto t port acargo cift,_n appendages : a capital; sideboard and a set of dinirg tables 15 Essequibo spoke the Riseborough off this port, and put Captain services as a waiter. At his death he refuted the attend- . F, "n °",° feet lung . • by 6 feet 't of d . • 1 drawing - roo m wide ;mu es dining and e nd , Stewart and mew on board herd I' 1.. cm'sPi - chamber chairs, in morocco, silk, and chime ; large carpets': .. i - clergyman. When his body was about to t , ish po- wardrobes, chests of drawers, dressing tables, and wash-stands ; ton, a' T i ' m :::a r . 14 2 Y Coven, .Liq'TD•,. N o y . -.--- _ V en us, i placed iti the coffin there was found, in a swathe gird #1 l'• tong out of rein tut ult. Dolma to t h e Dratini, steer two valuable and costly rosewood commodes, enriched with shoal at the entrance of the harbour , mid has been obliged to round his body, a quantity of gold, to the amount of f t , , _ marble and ormolu ; a euperbeln f our • w-room chandelier , formed of one ' • discharge her cargo. She is so much iojurtd al sot tote able to guineas. This sum is now in the hands of 'Mr. RosCrter, • -i I • ' ,„,,,---,,,, richly cut glare and mountings, and others : several suttee of • ''''"•-• • ofandhwith ' particularly• curtains silk c Int', their reveries, a suite proceed until the spring. aboverientioned, and will be given to hie meant relative, , . , i M.OXTE VIDEO OCT• 13.-The Fann y, P ea c oc k , arrived yes- ~ ea ; .; :..r. li ra . of blue silk hangings for four rooms, tastefully erranged, and the • • terday from Buenos Ayres, with half a cargo, 110 stating a • ***E'3 ,'' suite of carved and gilt ottomans. sofas, and chaise, complete for SfEAN-PACEET ACCIDEN T.-Just as the Eagle steam- .• , last it Wit. It Is not known whether she will have to discharge.a C°. " • four drawing rooms ; a variety of enlinary articles, and voiseells. packet, from Hull to Gainsborough, had got under iFt(y, t ,-- neous objects, at the hue residence of a Nobleanan, let t hat Maybe Tweet ti the Sale, an ata ogues as. each , 0 - • Bornholm Ferry, the boiler' suddenly burst with a terrible explosio sautes be re•urned to purchasert ) ou the Premises; end at Mr . Phillip's, - • Statutes 73, Bond-street. Ihe Harmony, Tho mp son , Icons Memel to London, is lost near a. ,•t h e totem top t heboiler of both ways on the flush dec o,k , . will be The lady Charlotte, Cain, foundered on the 22d tilt., in lat. 37, its r ass and throwin the destroying everything in p ogr , g i DO" of LIBRARY OF BOOKS ASP BOOKS OF , P WINTS, pessengers and crew into die utmost confusion and alarm. ' • • to cor. LOOSE PRINTS, AND DRAWINGS,' 411c.•&e. , long. 19. The Industry, Stewart, from Quebec to Calk, was abandoned 33 The chimney, which was thrown down by the explasior4 - .... I • y r R. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the nobility i„,. in lot. 5 1 , 1„ g. . 19. - • -TOW.eoemp a iely fell athwart the paddle-box, doing no injury ; . I_. anti gentry, that on WEDNESDAY NEXT, and follow- The Mary , Cumming, from Mirunichi to the Clyde, has been end the vessel being only a few yards from the shore, the , tog Day, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, a t hi s Great Rooms. driven on chore at Pladda, btieM off water- •, , , a hin i et 73, New Rond.sueet, an extensive and valuable LIBRARY of The Superior, Keith, from Riga to London, has into Burnt.' Pas* escaped, Tigers as fat as is at present known, svithoug . I i 'o bj ects BOOKS and Books of Prints, and a, small collection of ['Aix, and island Roads, almost a wreck. Four of the crew drowned any personal injury, except the steward, who was severely s ., mi e n, Drawings, in portfolios, and ftsipea sal glezed, miniunres and The James, Lsiog, from Cape Breton to Shields, was totally scalded. The Mercury steam-vessel coming up shot Lig Bth a i r, Wonsan, marbles. and miscellaneedowbjtets of taste and vertu, the l ost near S t . Mary ' s 21st Oct. Crew //Ted. a ft e r, took the Eagle in tow, and brought het to Gainsbo- , - properly of a Gentleman, removed from his residence, Gloucester- The Halcyon, from St. Petersbargh to Boston, which put into b•—Hu ll P ket roug4C . place. . Leith, in distrere, must discharge .-• • • May be till the Sale, and ea:l4 4 lora, had at the Amaam Mart ; The Tretide Soskonde, of Alborg, :Mooch, Gum Kiel, to Lon.assumed a Steam engines have recen tl y such . por tabl e relyn.„ and at 73, New Bond-street. don. Is put into Link , is distress . form as to be moveable without taking them to pieces. , . . It ox- ereneene_______ . —_.--...-__—_...._ The Margaret Bogle, of Glasgow. front St. Petereburgh for Last evening we saw one of four-horse power-pan down I oms ned p ATEDIT SCI,F-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.- Up- Island at Elsinore 25th Nov. She had been on shore at Presto'. the High-street, drawn hy hones , on its own wheels.- . Pinery , 1 wants of 40,000 cases of Hernia hate been relieved by these (between Ehinore d C h *sond had to theow•over- an .oper neen SA !Int ld Iris. • , an mind . . ~ ,board eight tons of hemp and 10. deal,, to enable bet to get off, •• • .1 . ScorLawn.-Before the late gain- instrument!, and are aeanoateagaa by th e a ffl icted to in which Cap t ain I'. succeeded, witho ut eumniniag soy Luther Comet er *Tinos IN rott a • boa . of pastime security, ease, and coneesience, not to be met with in any d amage . tary convictions, combination was again beginning to-abow * i aa' aoi other invention fn the pnrpo. se ; with answer for right or left side, Th e Vigilant, Jameson. from Hamburph to Mogaelore. was to- its front at Govan colliery. There were frequent M ur i a - • ' • also admit of increase or decrease in trim and force, reuiring no tally lost off Weymouth on Wednerday, and only the mate saved. b ona from r i te I co mm itt ee, by le gram an d , t h e i r alter i ng -.'- has i no. kl dor any galling bandage. In consequence of an... m,y be bee es, ur! erstraP, . ..The sSarquis Drogheda, Rogerson, from Alma to Liverpool. tnterior article now being offered f or wile, Medical Gentlemen and was abandoned the 7th inn., in lat. 47, long. 11. promises, nine persons were seduced front the paths air , - .. the Public are particularly requested to observe, that •• SALMON, The John. Major. front Riga to Liverpool, was driven on shore dustry and comfort. As there were complaints making by , . :are to be , • 's of la,. ODY. and CO., 212, Strand, London," is marked upon the teethe at B orn h o lm, the IBM uit. - the peaceful workmen that these dupes of the leadits wets , - (_ la m e an d care, without which they err of tim spurious kinds.'w ' enleavottring to infect them with the same mania , it was . . and Perreine in the country are requatid to send the citcumference of tarn, Boa I AL SHIPPING. deemed proper to turn every one of thew, off'. Since then ' i.. the body an inch below the hips. len con- all is peace and industry. Labourers, who have been only r . ,‘ ow. QIMPSON'S ROYAL EMIR *. OF LIFE.-This has been taken up by the _BENGAL.-The Gilmore. , ems, Eloyerament, to convey ato o Amman. • a few weeks at the trade, have already two apprentices- - .. , --- kJ Medicine, (corn ite talssente ami restorative n eus-ties, folly The Asia,dead, low • B engal , d was mg at an was saki ill to • ~n A labourer with two apprentices is snaking Its. ed. a der. • TDE RS/ merits the ato n e name. It liallorigleally mewed by a Physician July.At Calder Iron Works the new hands are as good as the Teepee ,* of the F renc h (' neo n o for a lam King o f P rimer, and the recipe heel Mmtaz. AT SIERAPOiII.-The Malyina, Phillips, from regular-bred colliers and earning handsome wages, and , • MAR- been purchased by the present Puiprietor. is faithfully sdher London, the 13th June. Co-aintaining their fimilies with a degree of comfort to re, and i s to. For Flatulence, Spasms, or flout in tbe Stomach, its beneficial a cATLING TROIS SIXGAPORE.--The Conch, Marron , for t • which they might have still been strangers had it not been itc h. d uty effects are unrivalled, as it gives immediate relief in such tests; chin China, the 27th alay. atid no persons subject to those alarinieg complaints ought to be —mom-- for the fortunate opening made for them by the foolish - i at repots- ta Wheat it. It promotes appetite. and gradual}, restores tlieestion CUSTOM-HOUSE, Dte. 15. I proceedings of the combined. Owing to the large supply • • sorts h are ill caste vf nervous debility, :slather occasioned by a king !valence SHIP. ENTERED le weans.-The Cuxhaven, Weeult. fears) of coals on hand (more than at any period during the lase .. . h e wen d e , in tropical climates, natural deficrecey of energy in the svmem, or Hendmigh; Negensack, Bataan, from Bremen; Eleanor, Dick-12 years) a new furnace is immediately to recommence nork- , on t . ;trt y hoot a too 10IIPiens Marie of life. This Elixir will be found, on a son, hunt Lisbon; Androismehe, Todd, from St. Petembor • • - . seill-ient trial, a nevar- tailing restorat•te to tone and vigeur. Gen- Jorge Anna, Lumen., horn Entrant ; Nautilus 4% , . ntja. *TA en- depressed state of tl ' tug at the Iron Works. The present Ha ' , , i s Water ticcien oho nrcu , ionally exceed sheen:et bounds of lumPetarser will, (hike, Brehm., from bra. ; Mary, Underwood, ffl aa , J apay ; 1 manufacturing classes. owing to the foolish combinations. by taking t. dose of this Eli x i r nr , re o, n ig so mat,eeeeppt thee/mire, Twee Gebroedera, Sprairjesberg, from Rotterdam; Rom. A Imam- - is remarkably exemplified in the falling off in the usual: 1 . , from the nsual unpleasant erects er savit excess the following day. der, from Jersey ; Hope, Pasism, from Herliagen ; Princess I preparations Tor holding the new year. In this city and. ' TWA Medicine is also need by ilistineutehed orators of the Senate, Royal, Brawn, from Dunkirk ; Globe. Joheson, trrei Toriiiiigin; I ` suburbs,long before this time, there used to be rot a Mu- , 1 it the Pulpit, and the Bar, as it retires the frame and restores the Queen Charlotte, Gollehawk, from Dunkirk : Hero, Freemao, l .. i , i - an, good, bud, or indifferent. but what was hired for cur voice n hen paieful exhaustion is produced by hag declamation ; trona &Woo o; Delight, Salmon. from Dunkirk t Fort ''''' and at the sane time is so perfectly tenor:int, that the most delicate „ Schnackel, 1/011, Stralsaand ; Areathia Henelnea, Harmaters. (corn dances. This year threatens to be in a great measure ..i* .' . • rereetes and children may take it without fear or alLeTaTiCi? of time Groningen; Amphitrite. Jahang, from Bremen : Fortuna, Hens I blank to them, very few of them being as yet engaged, In , • . accustomed habits. sea , frost Amsterdam; Hope. Or:minim, (rem Damborghi Lay-1 Eaisley the =Bleier, feel the same clubfeet; of demand for It is solo in Bottles at Ile. each. inchnling stamp, by J. V. she, Raines, num Prince &Wald ii Islard ; Progress . Aob'usen, ' th eir instrummtal powers -Glasgow Chroniek.. , ruler, bit. &aroma (acting Proprietor); No. 215, Ilenrietta•street, Covent- from Muse); Ocean. Blackburn, from 9t. Petersburgh ; Vesiso.l Th eih. ,, itit i• h,,,,,, o f i . , .11 : • • f s. 13 t o - outgrow. wt Appeals'. very- all ty climate. petite, London ; at the Lieraries at man habionable . waled*. *Norma. from Gothenburgh;' Hanover, Semebe, froth Antwerp: , • • • , !RANCH places and towns of public resort ,• end by the principal Medicine Henning. liemmert o .from Memel ; Baniek, Stnitt, from Ilt. • F .. amen art of the money market. The price of the Rte. - 1 d Venders th ro ughout the Untied Kingdom. • Petnetzurgii; Unite, Leschoter, from Ventre ; Swellew, gii: km :an is sevenyencr. . • , , . , ` l i 1 r I . • r it 0 , . , , , .• . f .:;. . ..ate _. 'ximislinalliNlMlL:o •_.. • _A._ ..... __AaisattbAt • 1 ph!cli rubel Mkse 1, D.a.l