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A few a anti two umbrella,i, belonging to those whcise bodies : picked up, were the only remnants of this sad este- Are at the bottom of the Dock and Basin. . Pr t.l es, 2. se. mong the trilling artieliaqund at the bottom of the k was poor Deering's cap. „The remains of that unfor— - 1 ii No. 7,108. LONDON, FRIDAY, S ,MBER 23, 1825. With all possible despatch, MADRAS and BEIPGAL, the fine Teak Ship F °l llllOE of BEDFORD, burthen 600 Tons, I .l , msnarida , Far Freight ot Passlge apply to JOHN BRINLE V. No. 12, !Urchin-lane. Cornhill. IMPORTANT AND USEFUL WORKS, Published by Sherwood. Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster.eow. T R& GEC RAPH Y, HISTORY, and STATISTICS, of NORTH and SOUTH AMERICA, and the WEST INDIES. By H. C. CAREY and J. LEA. With considerable Additions relative to the New States of South America, Mexico, dtc. In one large vol. tiro. illustrated with several coloured Jlaps. Charts, and Views. 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In Bvo. unitorrn with the above. LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY EVENING. Wind W.-11417raTer, m. p. 4. Arrived the Columbia, Graham. Iron. New York (Venn. —, from New Orleans ; Harmony, ---„ from Antigua ; Mute. from St. Petersourgh ; and Columbia, Stowell, from New Orleano. 'The to say extent shoes were strophe . Among Dock was Decri' ng's tunate young Man hare been interred in Alverstoke Church-yard. His funeral was - conducted with wsiliterY honours, and attended by the whole of his fellowsufficere and ship's crew. All hands are now actively at work upon the Hibernia (three decker), Egremont (74), and Ajax, also a 74 gun— ship, in Order to get them finished and out of their present docks. Until this is accomplished nothing can be done to— wards replacing the gates, or rather towards putting uj new ones. To wail io October, BENGAL, wilb liberty A land Passengers at rildric the new Ship PERSEVERANCE, WILLIAM gAYNER REST. Commander (of the Hon. Company's regular ori xt, burtben VW tons- F a Freight or PasNage &pith, to the Commander, at the Jamul act Coffee-house ; to Messrs. Watts and Math. 1U Foam:cll. ITet ;Ot 1.1 JOHN S. BRINLLY. 12, Birchin-lane, Corohill. The Panthca, from New York, sailed 24th A emit ;on the lit Septcnifier.'off Cape Clear, spoke the ship Mansfield. from London for Quebec ; on the 19th. of Tuakar, :poke the Rival, from Liverpool for Philadelphia. The Thomas Parsons, from Quebec. sailed 22d August, in com pany with the Majestic. and Broughton, for Liverpool; and Har. net, for Clyde. The Robert William Barns was to sail 2.:Sch August, for Liverpool ; 19th invtent, off Bradley, spoke the Niagara, fot Charleston ; and 'William, for New York, from Liverpool. The Byron, Lord, from Liverpool for New York, is on shore near Cambehown, and tt is feared if the wind continues blowing fresh. she will be los!. Sailed the 20th September. the Activite„Guichon, for Havre; and Janet. Oliphant, for Riga. Sailed 21st inst. the Perfect, Prince, far Balton. The log book of the Eliza, Stokkely, hence :or Copenhagen, has been pieked'up a: the island of Coll. GREEN STREET, GROSVENOR-SQUARE. ELEGANT TOWN RESIDENCE, NEAR THE PARK. By STEVENS and BRENCIILEY. At the Mart, on FRIDAY- October IR, st 12. in Three Lots, by order of the Executors of John Stevens. Esq. deceased, Lot 1. A N elegant TOWN RESIDENCE, adapted for the occupation of a family of dlatinction or Mem ber of arliament, situate in the centre of the fashionable world, and in the immediate vicinity of the Part, being No. 53, Green. street, Grotvenor-square. The Residence has recently been fitted up with great taste, and at a considerable expense, and is fit for the immediate reception of a tntnily of the list respectability, con. wining a nursery, several airy sleeping mots. dressing rooms, and water closets, elegant drawing.rooms, capital dining-room and gen-1 tleman's room. The domestic offices are admirably arranged, sail include kitchen, scullery, hotiaciteepet's room, footman's room, pantry, larder, and excellent centring for wine , beer and coals, and a paved yard behind. Held de Jesse under Lord Grosvenor for a term of 61 years and a half front Lady day last, at a ground-rent. Lot 2. An excellent TOWN RESIDENCE, situate adjoining the preceding, being No. 54, Green-street, sod finished in the same' elegant and expensive manner, now in the occupation of Sir J. D. King, Bart. The house contains several good bed-chambers and water-closets, draw:tag-tonal with bow window, and a beck drew- Mg-room, neetlent heir-wirstinweddiategiroein andmorning-room basement, housekeeper's room, kitchen etinft•tostets, knife-house, set-venue water closet, and centring for wine, beer and coals. Held on lease under Lord Grosvenor f or a term dal years„ from Lady. day, 1824, at a ground-rent. Lot 3. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising • nest dwell ing -house, containing four rooms, simile No. 11, Steel's -court, Leigh's-mews; and a brick building, containing a plumber's shop with glazier's shop over, chaiseboutie, one-stall stable, with two men's rooms over, and good dry unsling, extending under the plumber's shop, and partly under the yard of No. 11, Green street. Held on lease for a term of sixty-one years, at a rental Of a peppercorn. he'l property may be viewed, and particulars had 14 days prior to the sale ; on the premises ; or Messy*. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Parse, and Hunt, Solicitors, Frederick's-place; and of Startle and Brenchley, 36, Old Jewry. BRITISH ROCK AND Y. rATENT SALT COM- B, 0111XAT WHICAZITYR•IITIZICT. We, the Directors of the British Rock and Potent. tick Com. PROPRIETORS herebrdveotice , that a City MEETING of will be held, at the of London Tavern, at THURSDAY, the 20th October, at Twelve o'clock precisely, is ale following purposes : •• To submit far the inspection and approved of the Proprietors. t he Draft of the Deed of Settlement, and t 6 receive such suggest nom wwards altering and amending the same as may be deemed by them expedient. To confirm a Resolution of the Board of Directors, whereby it ▪ proposed to reduce the nominal Capital of the Cotnpany from MU millions live hundred thousand pounds to five hundred thou god pound., by a reduction in the nominal value or the Share from fitly pounds to ten pounds, as the pre sent Directors have entry resew to believe, that for accomplishing the objects of the Company, the capital stipulated by the latter arrangement will be .are than ample. " And to receive Inforrnatim from the Directors respecting the i proceedings of the Company at the diffefint Works." 'rho Draft of the Deed of lattlement will be left at the Office of Messrs. Amory and Coles (the Solicitors to the Compton, Throg. mown-street, all days previous to the Meeting, for the inspection of the Shareholder'. B. D. BROUGHTON. 13. M. PARRATT. JAMES SUTTON. ALEXANDER REID. JOHN COOPE. WILLIAM FURNIYAL. ANTL lAM H AM TINEOND.. ALEXANDER LAW. WILLESEL SHIPPING INTELLIGIAXCE. CUSTOM-HC 77r - 4 SEPT. 21. Slurs ENTERED INWARDS.—The Economy, Fenwick, flfen Memel ; Mune Caroline Wilbelmine, Pederson, from Heiligen hafen; Aurora, Erdtmann, from Bilboa; Harbinger, Fearn, from D.uitzic; Hero or the Nile. Lightford; Margaret and Ann, Bell, and Amity, Clay, from Memel; Underwood, Remington, from Demerara; British Tar, Robertson, from Jamaica; Margaret, Miller, from llamburgli ; William Penn, Hughes.. from Cork; Active, Ash, from Lisbon ; Frau Anna, Svarre, from Ringkio king ; Vriendscap, Tenpins, and Vier gebroeders, Nieuland, from Wotennt ; Amelia, Storey, from Quebec; Anne, Lange; Henrietta, Heinrich; Mary Ann, Rata; and Ilrantepeab Cede, Andrews, from Memel; Fortitude, Butcher, from Barbadoes; Htteanren, tilbson, from Trinidad; Perseverance, Ashton, from Oporto ; Eliza, Johnson. from Antigua: Elizabeth. Brooks. from Tobago; Illars, Dectuan ; Rival, Leslie; and Spring, Spence, from Memel. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Asnph, Bartlett, for Bahia; Tulloch Castle, Pearce, and Ann. Foreman, forJanuicrt ; Inte grity, King, far St. Lillis; Redo, Riddell, for Vera Cruz and Alvarado; Helene, Astrope for Smyrna ; gambia, Gore, fur St. Mary's, Africa ; Herefordshire, Lowdey, for Cork. GLRAIIED OUTWARDS FIN•LLY AT GRAVESENT.—The Vriendocap, Harelwinkol, for Rouen; Ann and Sarah, Robson, for Ilemburgh; SUpply, Soott, fur Elsinore and Copenhagen. CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Eleanor, Robertson, for Gibred tar and Malaga ; Lovely Maria, Smith, for Sierra Leone and Bar badoest Agenoria, Aberdeen, for Leghorn; Queen Charlotte, Fenner, for Jersey ,• Bee, Nichols, for llamburgh ; Ro se , Rolfe, for 13ilboa ; Jane, Ridley, for ?Memel. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Huldah, Swa tridge, for Cork. The public mind here has become more composed, since what may be termed the closing scene of this eventful cata— strophe has been witnessed. Our minds are no longer agi ta!ed by the alternations of hope and fear. The sum of human sacrifice scents now to have been ascertained, and no fresh view of the frightful calamity is likely to arise to arrest the imagination upon so painful a subject. The great timber ship the Baron of Renfrew, Captain. Walker, sailed down the river Bt. Lawrence 28th August.. Shell; larger than the large shipbf last year by 1,000 tons. The following is her immense eerie:4-- 2.014 pieces piue, 335 ditto oak, 14 ditto elm, 23 ditto hickory, four ditto basswood, three ditto butternut. one dittr.frirck. 13 Lino beech, IS ditto maple. one ditto ash, 34.852 trenails, 5.148 staves, 5.175 deals, 4.502 deal ends. 23,093 pieces lath wood. 5:43 planks. 75,765 West India staves, 11 knees by Gillespie and Co., 25.6161 pieces deal by G.•llarnilton, 92 pieces oak, four ditto ash. one diuo ihn, 1.193 ditto pine, 81 masts and bowsprits, 337 spars, 4,738 ash oars, 19.511 staves and headings by H. Atkinson. AUI.D ROBIN GIIAT.—The following extract from a let ter, written to the late Thomas Hannnersley, Esq., by the Rev. William Jervis, Rector of Urington, in Somerset shire, in June, 1812, has been handed to us. It shows that the words of the ballad of Auld Robin Gray were written by Lady Anne Lindsay, and that the music was composed by Wm. Jervis. A gentleman now resi dent in Edinburgh, and intimately acquainted with the composer, can answer for the authenticity of this letter:— " 31y dear Sir—Anxious es you have ever been for the sake of right, as well as for the fair fame of your friends. you have ours than once solicited that I should publicly claim an offspring, which, for more than forty years, has been of uncertain afire. Nothing could have induced me to undertake this at my paned of life, bat the offer of your kind testimony to the genuineness of this my early production, with an acqaaintanee with it in manuscript, long beture it surreptitiously found its way to the public eye, enables you so convincingly to bear. As to the ballad or story, you may remember that I received it from the 800. Mrs. Byron, and understood it to have been written by Lady Aare Lindsay." FRENCH Aauv.—Since the restoration of France, the following military officers have beti appointed, viz.: six marshals, two of which were chosenUrom the royal array, wad four from officers who had served under Bonaparte ; 115 lieutenant-generals, 2.85 marechaux de camp (field marshals), 310 colonels, 330 lieutenant-colonels, 700 chefs de battaillon, 4,611 captains, 7,280 lieutenants and veils lieutenants, 2,850 general officers belonging to the royal guard, and 11,900 subalterns.—Total, 14,750. FRFNCII GENEROSITY.—We observe from a statement in a French paper that 338,271 fr. (21,530/.) have been subscribed through all France for the sufferers by the tire at Saline. The sum required is 3,827,990 fr. (about 353,120/.) Accinewr IN A GERMAN Aftex.—One of the shafts of the mine called the Frederick, near Tarnowitz, in Silesia, and known by the name of 'titan, being fifteen brews its depth, suddenly gave way, and buried three miners in its fall ; two of them had sufficient force and presence of mind to save th,meelves with their hands, by scratch* their way through, but the third was buried under the ruins ; fortunately he fell into a cavity six of seven brassie in depth, where he was preserved from stifling. It was feared he was drowned, or suffocated by the fixed air Precautions were immediately taken to remove the rub !Ash, and give vent to the water which had caused the the aster, and after two days and nights he was drawn out. For some time previous he had been able to make himself heard by his comrades ; he held out courageously without having any sustenance all that time, and had even doted from time to time, taking care to move his limbs as much. as possible, in order that they might not be benumbed by the cold. Our correspondent writes this was the first miner who had been rescued from a similar situation alive_ He had a wife and four children, who had thus restored es them a fond father, whom they looked upon as dead. Prayers were said for his preservation in the churches. situate in the same village.—Berlin Paper, Sept. S. A serious affray took place this week between Banff ant Diacduff. A party of officers of the Customs from Banff, we are informed, bearded a foreign vessel in that harbour, to exact payment of the light-house dues, which - the rime ter of the vessel resisted, on the ground that lights were not exhibited; and the officers persisting in their demand, the master ordered- his crew to throw them overboard, which was instantly obeyed. Their boats being alongside, the officers were picked up, and, on going ashore, lodged a complaint against the master, and procured a warrant for his apprehension for the assault. The master having I landed was apprehended ; the fishermen of hlecaluff at tempted a rescue, and a party of the coastguard, who wure employed to execute the warrant, were compelled to bare recourse to their arms, and several men were wounded : one man so seemly that he is not expected to live. A precognition is, we understand, going on.—lnfscregar Journal. A TREAtISE on FAMILY WINE-MAKING, regulated for excellent wines front the venom/fruits of this country, in rela. tiun to strength, brilliancy, health, and economy ; explanatory of the whole process, and every other requisite guide after the wine is made, and in the cellar. Composed from practical knowledge, and written expressly and exclusively fot domestic use. To which is subjoined, the description of part of a recent British vintage ; with experimental Lecture. By P. P. Cornell, Esq., FAI.S., Honorary 3leorier of the Caledonian Society. Price 7s. in boards. The great merit of this treatise is its *simplicity and perspi cuity; plain directions are given for the making sixty different sorts of wine...—New Monthly Meg. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on BREWING, and the Slade of using the Thermometer and Saocharometer rendered easy to every Capacity ; the whole forming a complete Guide in brew. mg London Porter, Brown Stout, and every otter description of Ale and Beer. To which are added, general instructions for mak. kg Malt, Tables of the Excise Duties, &c. By Alexander Mor. rice, Co.ntucto Brewer. Sixth Edition ; with the Laws relating to Brewers and Molesters, by John IVilliouts, Esq. Price ils. in boards. - - - I) ROTECTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, N NI, OLD Jaw tr. LONDON. DIRECTOKIL JAM ES BROGDEN. Esq. M.P. Chairman. RICHARDSON BORRADAILE, Esq. Deputy Chairman. Thomas A Ilan, Esq. William Peatt Litt, Esq. Joke Ricked Baker, Esq. IN. D. Magma, Esq. John Cooke, M.D. Robert H. 31arten, M.P.sq. J. H. M. Dawson, Esq. .P. John Masterman, Esq. Thaws Gaitakell, li.q. Richard Price, Esq. L. A. Goldaehmldt, Esq. Robert Prvor. Esq. Jot. Owen Harris, Egg. William Williams, Esq. M.P. tehard P. Harris, Esq. I John Wilson, Esq. James butes, E.g. Richard Wilson, Esq. James Jacks, Esq. . REDUCTION OF PREMIUM. This Company hav resolved to make the following Reduction in ent Rates of Premium hitherto charged on the Three Common Wises of Insurances, except in Special Caws:— First Clan. Second Class. Third Class. Is. to la. 6d. as. to 2‘. 6d. lis. to 4.. 6d. WILM ER HARMS, Secretary._ TO LINENDRAPERS, SILK MERCERS, &c. TO be SOLI), the LEASE of a HOUSE and SHOP io 1 the neighbourhood of Ostord-stunt, long establisbed, sad.l now comthanding a good sod most lospectabie business in the above Trades. The Lease will be sold at a moderato Premium. or an tinder lease will be panted at art improved lieut, and part of the very superior and valuable Stuck may be tsisti, if required, by tho Pur chaser. For Particulars apply to Mr. Charles fiertslet, Solicitor, N 0.7, Northumberland-street, Strand. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. 'TIE THEORY and PRACTICE of GAUGING, fully il. 'mutated by numerous rules and Examples, and rendered particu larly effective by an extensive detail of the Legislative Regulations, and the otfickd Directions of the Boards of Custom and Excise ; with a Treatise on Cask Ganging, as now practised in the Port of London. Originally written by Peter Jonas, late Supervisor of Excise; a new Edition, very considerably improved, and brought down to the present Practice. By .William Tate. In one vol.fivo. price 12s. In boards. The LA W of AUCTIONS ; or the Auctioneer's Practical Guide. To which is added, a comprehensive Summary of the Laws of Distress ; with an Appendix of Precedents, and a copious Index. By T. Williams, Esq. Thiel Edition, price 66.6 d. in boards. The PAINTER and I'ARNISBER'S GUIDE ; Or, a Treatise on the Art of making and applying Varnishes ; on the dietrect kinds of Painting ; and on the Method of preparing Co. ' lours. With new Observations and Experiments on Copal, and on ' various Processes used in the Arts, dice. &c. By P. F. Tingry, Professor of Chemistry, Geneva. Second Edition. Price Pia, in boards. THE DISTILLER'S GUIDE; comprehending the whole An of Distillation and Rectification in all its various branches; also Genuine Receipts for making Rum, Brandy, Holland', Din, and all sorts of Compounds, Conde's,. and Spiritous IYatera: like. wise showing the best Method of Distilling simple Waters fr,..a !'besets, Fruits, Spices, and Aromatic Plano, Ao. &c. By Peter Jonas, Author of " The Art of Gauging," and other Works. Fourth Edition, preceded by an Historical View of all the recent Discoveries and Improvements, and accompanied whh a Glossary of New Terms and Technical Phrases. Price es. in boards. A TREATISE on the _IMPROVED CULTURE of the STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY, GOOSEBERRY, and CURRANT. to which are pointed out the best Methods of ob taining ample Crop of those Fruits.. To which are prefixed, De scriptions of the most esteemed Varieties. Illustrated by four co. loured plates, representing the choicest Specimens of the Fruit, drawn in its natural sire. By Thomas !layers. In Oro, price les. in boards. • FAL3MUTTT. SEPT. C. —Arrived the French brig Lea De u x Antis, Chevalier, from . oismomier. Sailed the Skelton. Carlisle, for Antwerp. Cow es,•Srer. 21.—The Lady Macworth, Montgomery, from Petersburg!' to Bristol. which arrived here 12th inst., in a leaky coming into harbour, last evening, ran aground. and war .4 to take out part of her cargo before she could be got off: lust discharge the remainder to repair. 'SMQUTII. SEPT. 21.—Pared by for London, the Eliza. MoD Grenada. landed passengers. REAL, SEPT. 21.—The wind last night shifted to the N.E., and towards morning it got to the S.W., about S a.m. we had violent thunder, lightning, and hail; about half-past six it cleared up, when the outward bound sailed, except the following, via.: the lrotector, Dickinson • Hibbert, Theaker • Barossa, liutehinson, • India and the Resolution, for Quebec. Four P.M. the Cape )(cities, and several others are now coming back. 'lilies a, SEPT. 21.—Arrived the Amaranth, Smith, from .; Bfothers, Reed, from Memel; Eliza, Lee, and El e on a ra, front Pillau; Aurora, Walker, and Jane, Salvers, from , ibraltar ; GloYy 4 Pope, from Palermo; Providence, Bloom, from [erne! Cecrops, Gilmore, and Regina, from Dant. Walker, Wright. from Memel; Avon, Dempster, from Gre- Smoleosko, from Mental; Caroline, Ritaraw, from Sailed the Johanna, - Rerroff, for Elsinore; Augusta, forStettin Gleabervie. Wood, fur Illitliburgh. CAM MILLTOWN., SEPT. 17.—The Byron, Lord, of and for New York, fun Livepool, was driven on shore this morning at !Huila/loch, abourten trines to the southward of this place, and lies in a very precarious situation. COULTNNA, SEM. 3.—The Betsey. Hogan, from Cadiz to Fal. mouth, &a. put into Vigo/ 25th ult.leaky, and is to be surveyed. Orsaa.l.Taa, Auce. 29.—A brig and a schooner were yesterday cruising in sight of Estepona; they took a Spanish bomhard two leagues east of that roadstead, and chased a guards costa dole in shore at Martello. . - ---.- LAM L : ' . WORSTED OR SILK MILL. BaosuuntovE, St. Peter WORCESTER/Mil-IRE. state, in I T obliged iiO be LET a very valuable MILL, four stories bigli She m, with wings nf three stories, on which an extensive M ust anufae- o a ORT; tory of Worsted Yarn has been carried ou for upwards of 30 years; beth, W together with the shops, warehoUsert i wool-rooms, dye-houses, DEAL, dying-house. wash.bouse, oil-rooms, °ambers' shops, barn, stable, rewards and about 10 Acres of Lana. thunder, The Mill is worked by a water-whicl, 12 feet wide and 20 feet when rir high, which is turned by two stream, of water. The reservoirs Protector cover about seven acres. for India The Machinery, which is of the bra description, Steam Engine packet, 1 of 12-horse power, on Watt's principle, Lathes and other Tools, di arses; Combs, &c. may be taken at a valuation. Quebec The premises adjoin the town of 'Bromsgrove, in the county of f Worcester. Gibraltar For terms and further particulars please to apply to Messrs. I,e Memel; Blanc, Oliver, and Cook, Solicitor*, New Ilridge.street, Black- sic; w a friars; Mr. Holleman, 44, Ouuer.kabe. Chsapside, London ; Mt. n om ; S i Adams, Brorusgrove : Mr. Creswell, Barnesley Hall. near Drums. Stettin. grove; Mr. Samuel Davie, Leicester; or Vryley, Admaston, near , f IVellingtosi, Salop. - t CAM 1., DIRENIX FIRE OFFICE.—The Company have de -1 terinined to make a ramming of Premium in the Three Or. dietary Classes of insurance in the Country, and this ruction will apply to the Villages and Districts in the outskirts of the Metropolis. and to private Dwelling-houses only in the best and met open situations within it. doer risks will henceforward be insured on the folloeing terms, balms under special circumstance. of haunt, vie. :- Ist Class. 2d, (liana 3d Class. Is. 6d. per Cent. 2.. 6d. 4.. 61. being, neon this greats portion of Country Insurances, an abate. ant ut 26 per cat. per annum. Persons whose Insurances fall Jae at Michaelmas are requested to take notice, that printed receipts are now needy at the Com mutes ( tees. in hornbard.street, and at C h ar lng-eross, where attendance is daily given from nine till four o'clock, and that Coun try Issuances of the skier description will have the premiums rs dared accordingly. Rat payable sec receivable during the dilipidetion of premises by in, may he insured by a form of policy peculiar to this Company, for amours. All qualiStil or partial interests in property liable to be affected Ite loss etas Mrs, may be Insured with this Company on equitable UMW J. JONES, Sec. SUPERIOR LITHOGRAPHS, published by W. Colt, No. 10, Newgate-street, Loudon ; and sold by all Boot and Printsellere. The following are beautifully got op in Lithography, and as no ensue or pains have been apse* will be found well worthy the attention of the public, from the very supetior manner In which they are executed : t. q. d. RUINS, illustratiyo of ANCIENT SPLENDOR, twenty Subjects, of an unequalled beauty, printed At im. perial folio, tinted paper, ii Nos. 10s. 6d. each, or half. bound . . . . . . 3 0 FLORA'S YEAR; or, Monthly Bouquet; composed of elegant Bunches of Flowers for each month in the year, beautifully coloured after the living Plants, halfbound, super royal folio - - - - - - 410 HORTICULTURAL BEAUTIES; or Correct Portraits from the Flower Garden : tastefully coloured after the living Plants, half-bound, super-royal folio - 9 2 STUDIES, Foreign and English : by Calvert. Twenty. four Subjects. Imperial 4to. half-bound - 1 10 RURAL SCENERY, coloured: by Calvert, half. bound, royal 4to. YORK MUSICAL FESTIVAL. HYDN'S NATIONAL HYMN, with the new IPOTILP written by John Crosse, Esq. F.A.S. F.R.S., &e. for w shove occasion. will. by permission. be given in the next Num be of the HARMONICON, to be published on the let of Octo ber; together with a very complete account of the Festival, from An first sources. The Number will likewise contain an original Dues by kr. Attwood ; Dance and Chorus, for pianoforte, by t.eohr; P.oodo, fix piano-forte, Plachy, of Vienna; 31arch sod Clem', for piano -forte, and :keg, with piano-forte actompani- Neu. both from Tame. by Salted. Life of Cherubini, with a va. net; of Musical Papers, Review of New Music, Foreign Musical Awn*, &c. &c. London : Published. price 2s. Gd. by Samuel Leigh, 111, Strand; and sold by all Booksellers and Musiesellers. Of whom may also he had, The Hannonicon Edition of Weber's DER FREISCIIUTZ, ABU HASSAN, and Plt EC lOSA, price 2a. ltd. each. Na. XXXI. and XXXII. (each 2s. Oki.) contain the Overture and First and Second Selections from II Crociato In Egitto, com pMisa Stumm Vocal and Instrumental Pieces. . s • Orders should specify UM Harmonicon Editions of the above, as the poke of each is km thaw ens-sixth of other edition,. The Illagnet, NValkgris, from London to Rio Janeiro, out three weeks, has put into Dartmouth leaky, channels broke, soils split, loss of rigging, and ether damage, having been as far as lat. 46, lung. 14, %V. The Moffatt, from China and Quebec is not arrived, as stated on Tuesday. The Elias, Stokkebye. which sailed from Liverpool, 6th inst. for Faaborg, sprung a leak on the 11th, and wus abandoned by the crew. The Dens Amis, Mom" of Bordeaux. Canaria, of riarre, and several other vessels. were wrecked at Guadaloup, 28th July. VESSELS swot :Tat WITH—The Scotia, from Aberdeen of Quebec, on the Banks of Newfoundland; the Eliza, of Plymouth, toe Newfoundland, in lat. 47, long. 43; Arethusa, from London for Quebec, in lat. 49, long. 48. - 10 YOUNG ARTIST'S INSTRUCTOR, half-boud, o. - . . . 1 4 MY SKETCH BOOK, half-bound, oblong, Hvo. . 010 FLORA'S FOOTSTEPS; half-bound, royal oblong evo. - . - - - - - 0 12 THE WILL 01' 2'liE LATE LORD RADSTOCK. The will of the late Right Honourable William Lord Radstoek, Baron of Radstock, in the county of Somerset, K.G.C.8., Ad. miral of the Red, was proved, with eleven codicils, in the Pre rogative Court, Doctors' Commons, on the 12th instant, by the oaths of the Right Hon. Gran rifle George AValdegrave Lord Rad. stock, his son, and the Ron. Sir James Allan Park, Knight, two of the executors. Sir Abraham Hume, Bart. the other executor, having renounced the trust. The personal property is sworn under 110.0001. SIX TWENTY THOUSANDS IN ONE DAY, AND NO MORE LOTTERIES AFTER THESE DRAWINGs, pARROLL aolieita attention to the present BRIL LIANT SCHEME, which not only retains all the late po pular attractions, but embraces, for the first time since the esta blishment of Lotteries, and before their final conclusion, SIX 00,000 £20,000 09,000 J. 10,0110 00,000 £20,000 &e. &c. exceeding -•-- - - - - - - VIEWS FROM NATURE: by Calvert, half-bound, imperial 4to. - . . - - 010 PICTURESQUE VIEWS : by Calvert, half.boond, oblong Bvo. - . . 0 7 THE AMATEUR DRAUGHTSMAN,haIf-botted, oblong Bvo. - . - 0 is CAVERT'S INITIATORYDRAWING BOOR. by which Learners may teach themselves tha Elements of that elegant Accomplishment. In 12 Numbers. Six plain, each - - - - 0 1 Ditto, six coloured, each . - - 0 I BRITISH SCENERY : byealsert. 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In this work are fully detailed the natare of soils and manures ; the proper management of meadow acd pasture ; and the improved aduvation of &tablelands ; rotation of crops, artificial grains, Re.: the best means of draining, with numerous plates, Diminutive of the same, and of embanking, enclosing, road-making, and fencing ; the different species of live stock, with coloured plates of theiaost improved breeds ; and the construction of farm-houses, offices, and cottages, accompanied with engraved plum et si estimates. With every other requeutelaftutiatioh. TILE OLD MASTERS. A Series of Copies froniThebeiTt Paintings of th e Spanish, Dutch, and Flemish Schools, accurately coloured to represent the Originals. and mounted on stout tinted Drawing Paper. Seven Shillings and Sixpence each, Subjects occupying eight inches by six. 1 Landscape and Cattle: Berg- 7 Ruins : Robert. hem. 8 Landscape: Hobhima. 2 A Seaport: Claude Lorrain. J Sheep Shearing Velvet 3 A Seaport: Vernet. Breughel. 4 Going Hawking: Wouvet- 10 Landscape: Van Goyen. mans. 11 Merry-making: 'Deniers 6 A Calm : Van de Velde. 12 Going to Market : Cnyp. 6 Landscape: Ruysdael. - FASHIONABLE RESORTS. Illustrated in small obloopPrawings tastefully coloured, via on a Sheet. Six shillings each Sheet; or la. 6d. each, mounted. 1 Hastings. 5 Ramsgate. 9 Leamington. 2 Windsor. 6 Margate. 10 Kenilworth and 3 Toobridge Wells. 7 Kerley Abbey. Warwick. 4 Brighton. B Tlntern Abbey. LOCAL AND PICTURESQUE VIEWS: Splendidly coloured and mounted, 26a. each.--Subjectil 18 Inches by 13. 1 Tintem Abbey, Notth.east l Otford Castle, Kent, East View. I View. 13 Kildare Abbey. North-west View. 16 Lacercrost Priory, Weal View. 17 Gloucester Cathedral. 10 Hayirybury College, Beet. fo: dab ire. 19 Kenilworth Castle, East View. 20 Kenilworth (Math, North View. 21 Warwick Castle. 2 Warwick Castle from the Garden of 11. Tomes, Es+ 2 ROalin Castle. near Edin burgh. 3 Eltham 'Palace, Kent 4 Netley Abbey. interior View. 6 St. Alban's Abbey Church. 6 Lyme Castle, Kent. 7 Tintern Abbey, South-east V few. 8 lilthiSm Palace, Kent, South east View. 10 Fountain's Abbey, York II Rochester Castle, Kent. 12 NValthous Abbey, North View. 13 Melrose Abbey, South View. Half-a-Guinea each.-24 Sub**, 13 Inches by 10. Four Shillings each.--Subjects, 8 Inches by C ; . . - - - - - Consisting of Fifty-four Views of the best Landscapes and I.laiW inks in Great Britain. And a great variety of other Lithogra phic Drawing", plain sod coloured. Printed for W. Cole, 13, Ncogatc-strest, and mkt by all Book sellers in the Kingdom. IThe will, in the first place, confirms a settlement heretofore made upon Lady Radstock, of 4001. per annum, bequeaths her SOUL, all the houshold furniture and stock (except piste and pictures) in the house in Portland-place, and the interest for life of 8,0001. In the plate also she is to have a life iaterest ; at her death it is to be re served for his unmarried daughters, and subsequently to form part of the reiddue. To his son above-mentioned, in consequence of advances already made to him, amongst others, a sum of nearly 2,0001. on his at. taining twenty-one (the whole of his Lordship's own patrimony), he makes no further absolute bequest than 1,0001. as a proof of his entire affection and regard ; and his daughter, Emily Susan Westley, is stated to have had 4,0001. advance?. to her on her marriage. The residue is left to all his other children, and, in ease of their death under twenty-one, and unmarried, or without issue, 1.0001. ie given to Mrs. Morier, Lady Radstock's sister, end the remainder divided equally between the said Emily Susan Westley and Gran ville George Wahlegravo. By the codicils, there is • further bequest of 3,0001. Consols to her Ladyship for life, with reversion to his son, who has also an immediate bequest of 140001. Consols, and a further provi. sion of one or two thousand pounds is made for Emily and bee children. One of the codicils contains particular directions as to the sale of his Lordship's pictures. The portrait of Charles the First, by Vandyke, brought direct from Madrid by 11, and procured from the cabinet of the King of Spain ; that of Henrietta Marietta, nearly matchless in beauty and expression, also by Vandyke ; and a landscape, by A. Vandevelde, are to be sold for Lady Radsteck's benefit. If by auction, to be elated below the twentieth lot, and all friends to be apprised of it, who, be trusts, will not let them be sold for less than their real value. But upon the subject of sale, the testator desires that Mr. Emmerson, of Stratford-place (whose skill in the arts, and whose integrity he has for many years expe -1 rienced), may be consulted ; who, if he cannot procure private pur. chasers, or an offer from Government, may consign them to Christie ter the hammer. His hardship values them at 51,000 guineas ; they comas' of Italian, French, Spanish, Dutch, and Flemish masters. Some honourable testimonies of his Lordship's *mime to Die country are directed to remain in thetamily as b:•ir-looms ; amongst others, a gold snuff-boa and the freedom of the city of London. oa occasion of the battle of St. Vincent's; a gold medal front Ws Ma jesty on the like occasion, when he commended the third division; the engravings thereof; a gilt sword from his friend, Admiral Lord Nelson ; .a steel ditto, &c. Of miler bequests there is a cameo of an Ajax (once the pride of the celebrated Jennings) to his son, with various miniatures and ename►s ; 18 guineas fora family Bible, to Sir Allan Park, for his life only. and then to revert to the testator's family ; many rings, and small sums, to servants. The will is dated the 25th January, 1820. These is no mention lot any real estate.. A survey is taking place to ascertain the preetirability of connecting the Medway and the Ouse by means of a canal, which is projected between Chatham and Newhaven. Three different lines of communication are under consider non, viz. through Lindfield, Sheffield, or Ire'bridge AVater, near to Tunbridge Wells. It is estimated that this canal might be made thirty feet wide all through its proposed extent for less thall ATV hundred thousand pounds. — Brighton Gazette. DESTRUCTIV Fzai •7 STocxporr.--About four o'clock on Monday afternoon afire broke out in the cotton mill of Mr. Hope • it raged with violence, and it was with difficulty that the whole of the work-people escaped with their lives. One of the men had a narrow escape--he Lad been employed in letting down a number of children through the windows, by means of leathern scrape, and immediately after leaving the room, the flooring gave way. The whole building was reduced to a heap of ruin', and wit understand that no part of it was insurul. S.DOCRING AND MYATERTODSOCCIIIIRINCRo.-011Satur day night last, between the hours of 11 and neclock. the family cat Frederick Tolfrey, Esq a gentleman of forty's, reeidiag in Hese square, Sloane-street, Chelsea, was thrown into the greatest alsrut and consternation by the sudden and violent death of Abe shoes Gentleman. It appears that the family consisted of Mr. Tolfrey, his lady, two grown up daughters, and a man and two women servants ; there were also resident in the house Mr. Torrey, jUla• his wife, and two young children, with • black stroant woman. The whole of the above had retired to rest on the night to station, when Mr. Tolfrey, senior, made • pretence to go down Maim arid • having stayed an unusual time his wife called to his servant, arid desired him to go down and call his master, whom she feared had been taken ill ; Sadler, on reaching the passage. was horror Weak ott seeing his master lying on the ground. with his threat at frola ear to ear, and the blood running copiously from the (foetid ; eon. Mt. Tolfrey, jon., was standing over his father, and oot Sadlees appearing be ran up stain, apparently Misstate of Mins , tion. Sadler instantly gave the alarm, and went foe Mr. bloaan, • surgeon: that gentleman instantly sewed up the wooed. and by every possible means endeavoured to TelltOlit the life which wan Slut ebbing to aclose, but his 'Cuts were fruitless ; the bleed wlqch had issued from the wound before his arrival was to cepieues. shot after twenty minutes convulsive straggling the ustfortumusgerstle men breathed his last in the arms of his f 111101 7,1 1 mas. • SatilUn. Sadler. hßisesemforeanhibithadtisehVuwtionishedtheimilecesuedsome inkleand----npeov.try, signs to I lisfitleen:teuhalhitailcihaz,nintreiLlt.ehwelohrarailit;ionesoricumidowefodEslyth:_hlbe:emoditice.d3rl:beirmsgoori:tfeejTvi k;S:staw4florrkeemages‘awitskel7?.". addicted to his wife. It ,, impossible to give • description at the surrounding scene daring the dart minutes of the tialheig: deman'a existence. Nis wire end family az renold 1140.4 poiguant grief, and the former is trot e to venire OW nen Numerous are the inferences demon by Minn pavans at to the cause of the deceased amireittiog the emit sal lam) ash A Jury of 24 of the most respectable area der the wading: ow l e ita irsit. biste saes. m oned to attend at the Calmest Ansa Tem% the* to minutely impalas into the cieesppesese yr nD Ihelibehilk el eve Mane,. 9i P 1 1 I 'l‘ i .;, 1 L SALES BY AUCTION. DUTCH ROPTS, JUST ARRIVED FROM HOLLAND. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, Ilartholomew-laise:TFUS DAY,at 12. Att FINE ASSORTMENT of FLOWER ROOTS, consisting of Hyacinthyacinths.Tulips Ranunculus, Naicissui. c. c. The ',tole in excellent conditiOn; and lotted suitable for private purchasen. To be viewed, and Catalogues had at the Mart; and of Mr. William b, Tbrogtoorton.street.