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,/{ • 7 l /20_ e /• -1 • / Z-- c • 7,149. LONDON, 1111)1 .SDA' re Sol ea the 18th Wt., and will positively be the first Ship, R BE (with liberty to land Passengers at ru st i n g), the new Ship PERSEVERANCE, WILL .yNeg T. Commander, (of the Hon. Company's Regular s o ` c ; io. b i ginuatill Tom Lying in the City Canal, Madman. Novo , • =easainadatiaa for Passengers, and tarries an ( o ,W.fiSt'or Plumage apply to Captain Best, at the Ama in: CAL' i r e ; °I to Moan. WATTS and HEATH, Boob' published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternos ter-row. • TO SPOILTS.ME N. • D RITIBII FIELD SPORTS; embracing Practical -1.3 Instructions in Shooting, Hunting, Couising, Racing, Fish ing, &o. ; with -Observations on the LreslrAg and Training of and Hermes; also, on• the Illanastemto of Fowling-pieces anti 01 other Sporting Implements.—.By \S'. B. SCOTT. Illustrated with upward, of 60 highly-finished engravings, coin prebendingevery variety of subject csantxted with field sports, and executed by the most eminent artists. In 1 large volume Bvo, price It. lea., or on royal paper, with proof impressions of the plates, U. 35.. . . JOHNSON'S SHOOTER'S COMPANION; comprising a Desaiptief of Pointea and Setters, as well as of those Birds winch are the object of pursuit ; of Scent, and the reason why one Slog's sense °Cornell is superior to another's. The Fowling-piece flikly considered, particularly as it relates to the use of percussion pow der. On the ' of Percussioo Pbader. and best method of making it. citing illustrated, and toe al of shooting flying w ren's' asn'plified clearly laid down. The Game Laws familiarly en- Seined, &e. &c. By T. B. Jonxsow. New Edition, consider. ably enlarged and Improved, and Illustrated with three Engravings by laabbees. Price 9s. in boards. " Thia Is • well written and well arranged production."—Lit. Chem. The SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITORY, comprising a series of highly-lashed Engravings, representing the Horse and the Dog in all their gaieties, executed in the line manner. by Mr. Jam Scott, teem anginal Paintings by Mani:all, Reinagle. , Gilpin , Stubbs, and Capper; accompanied with a compnthensive descrip tion of the differeat epodes of ANC and a variety of information in Training and the Amusements of the Field. By W. H. Score, Anthers( "rideiteMaTatmati evis . in 10n.' 41 eadileilithed wash .-.., and =tir e psedjngpe% '. pnialeis. Imola. a faint . el lilt SPORTING ANECDOTES ; including numerous charmer bele Portraits of Pampa in every walk of life, who have acquired aotalety from their achievements eu the Turf, at the Table, and in the Diversions of the Fled ; the whale forming a Complete Deli neation of the Sporting World.—By Przac r. EGAN. niew and improved edition, illustrated with Coloured Plates, and nu merous Wood Engravings. Price 12e. in boards. " The Author has hem contrived to amnia together all the pa. tinders of Horse, Dog, and Man, worthy oi being known. It is a happy composition, full of whim, with a slip of morality in it, like a bit of lemon peel in one's punch, and ft:secured by the choicest lime•juice of slang. No affectation,—no dispirited passages„—no tame subjects, no nonsense ! It does not run a long-winded subject down, but is • every thing by fits, and nothing long. All who bare Need of the wonderful phenomenon mare, Mr. Well's matchless Pipylana —Flying Childers.--Scowball,—Eclipae,—Tom Crib,— Hiunbletitnian, and a multitude of others. should purchase these anecdotes, for they are faithful in the dispensation of fame to man and beast."—London Illegalise. The ANGLER'S GUIDE ; being a new, plain, and complete Practical Treatise on Angling, deduced from many years' Practice and Observation. By T. F. SALTER. 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MERTING I held at the TARN, MORROW, the lith instant, ONE o'clock, to VE ink* ; so coo 0u the most effectual means el affording the moot ; a i r fe hef to the offerers in the above calamity. Ile Chair will be taken by JOHN BAINBRIDGE., Bog. Ag ee for the Colony of New Brunswick, at One o'clock precisely. Notb od South AmedentiCsate.henes, November 9, 1826. --- fICKATTOti TW13114._ _ T HE ' IV a id lnekv_saeor - BUN GEBBEB of 'EMT JPON TW, voldest IS armor Loudon. or to most the 003111ITTICE of Bit m i t e hMr sg lirs.r I dio OWN Tams, lileat-srreet, It'd In . a Woo • londollY, when Pecinuidono aj o irrumeo sill Vs r a re. Mandl Biondtig. ICOMPANY for RECO SAY and other LANDS TIONAJ 11 VSSINO boa the WA. • The lOW ervlMPPlllat dm a Pouirls 011111MMINI 111101/41Kill or the above • iip;runli-r". 11.14. 01144 B POIAIM at des OferAnt JAMES BLACKBURN, Sec. pas tem. lleamber NiTIONAL GENUINL PORTER COMPANY. —O NE CAPITALMILLION. A Pia ke the Formation and Tatablhassant of • " National ermine Porta Company" beingAin amempadon, in which will usi i ta d Capital, latioente, Msporance. and Clarecteraof the Mt de " r • fat the =en of l5l/041ing:ata Public with a Genuine Article, for y mooch at amg reduced Price, it a mussed ail further ciommuWadian be Jammed under tam post p a id, for the Secretary, to Mr. Goodin. No. 73. Quadiamt, Pmeatatrett. Notia of the formation of the Committee, and other Particulars, are to progress, and will be duly admitted to the Public. !seat the hint. ( -t_ •1 - + *... . i . , 6 (flj_ it Ik. DV -1 " 4 iI 1 ' P . . 1 lki . 1 -, 'lNk i 1 • - 411) ---,* 4 \ I 1 •-.- -----„, .... .„ -, - -,i ..4 • / , . - • . kOVE - 1111k* 10, 1815. Sealy, his Majesty's Maine, dietrat Ile ' the Ist .t4iptember ; tenant Hawkins, Hon. Company's 31arinc ; Lieutenant Stalkers, Pioneers; Captain Campbell; Hon. Company's Artillery, left at St. Helens; Cornet Hamilton; Captain Connor, his Alajesty's 20th Regiment, in charge of invalids; two European servants; 43 invalids, his 31ajesty's 20th Regiment, four women, and seven children. Passengen per Ogle Castle, from Bombay, lost on the Goodwin Sands. the Sd November:—Lieutenants N. Nolan and W. Howard. Passenger pa Cornwall, expected at Liverpool from Bombay : Mrs. Morrison. ARRIVAL. AT BOMBAY—The Farquharson, Cruikshank, from St. Helena and London, the 30th June._ SNIP SPOKEN WITH.—The Resource, SAILINGS FROM BOMBAY.—The Ogle Castle, Weynton, for London, the '2Bth June, and the Cornwall.. Morrison. for Liver pool; the latter ship put back to Bombay the 30th July, having sprung a leak, and was to unload to be docked. The Amity, Johnson, was to sail for Greenock about the 15th July, and the Royal George, Ellerby. for London. the' oth July. ARRIVALS AT MAF/RAS.—His Majesty's ship Boadicea, Com modore Brisbane, from England, the 16th of June ; the Coro mandel, Boyce, and Herefordshire, Hope, from London, the 20th June. &MINOS FROM Mantras.—The Jenne Laura, Langloin, for the Mauritius, the 14th June; the Samarang, Reid, and the eno- Ma, Wilson, for Rangoon, the 19th June; his Majesty's ship Larne, Kingcome, upon a cruise. Anntvnt.a AT litttoat.,—The Asia, fisted, from New South Wales, the Bth June; the Smithy Cantle. Newell, and the Royal Genes!. Tuning, from London, the 9th June; the Bombay Mer.. chant; Ilughes, from China, the 9th June. SAILINGS FROM BINGAI.—The S trah, Clarke, for Penang— sailed 9th June; and the Gloria°, Paterson, fur Bombay—the 12th June. Atm VALU AT ST. HELSWA—The Mary, Phelps, from the Cape the llth September : the Ogle Cottle, Weynton, from Bom bay, the 17th September, but did not anchor ; the Pioneer, Ward, from Batavia, the 224 September. SAILING/I FROM ST. lIFLENA.—The Mary, Phelps, for the Cape. the 17th September ; the Pioneer, for Rotterdam, the 284 September. Tbe Pioneer, Ward. has arrived off' Hover—she galled from Batavia the —, and from St. Helena, the 23d September (bound to Rotterdam). ARRIVAL AT BaTavta..—The Borneo, Ross, from London, on the 18th July. SAILING FROM BATAVIA.—ThC Mary, Steele, for Singa pore and Penang, on the 18th July, and to load from thence to London. . SIIIPI LOADMG AT BATAVIA—The Admiral Cockburn, Briggs, and Hugh Crawford, Langdnn, for Singapore ; Hooghly, Reeves; Hercules, Vaughan ;and Cornet, Ormiaton, for London. from London to Bengal, 18th Oct. lat. 39. losg. 12. 11103111AY.—The Windsor, Ilavisftle, was to be despatched the lfith July to Madras, in order to convey the Company's cotton to China. The Kellie, Adams, was to come out of dock the 30th June, having received no damage. CRITTA(IOIIO.—A violent hurricane took place on the:hi June, which had done considerable damage to the houses. One ship was dismasted, and four more had gone on shore, names unknown. BALES Br' AtICTION. LIVERPOOL, T U E S D AY , Nov. 8. _P..... , —wor•-. HOIOE COLLECTIQN, ADMIT PICTURES, - Hind S. rain and snow.,--Eligh Water, 17 rn. V. g. ENGRAVINGS. AND 414161111 IN DORY. Arrived. the George IV, M`kee, from Nassau, NJ'. : sailed ay villa ad SONS._ Oct. 6. On the nth instant, in the Channel, spoke the Stinting- On the Premiales, No. r? 7, TO-MORROW. at 11, hem, from Quebec for Liverpool : the Cornieh, from A Vahiable COLLR . , choice PAINTINGS, fdannihew ; reisses,,. ;fillings, from M a l a ga s y ' William Dew- L - X errneb,4ll of about &roe. evi SPeeileesre by II" KM. Eintchinson, from 3111ramichi--amiled Oct. 11.. following ?dieters of she Itaiialt i . , Flemish, Venetian, and The Concord. Canada, and brig , Jane, had been burnt to the English Schools, viso- .. 1( weter's edge: other vessels had also been on fire, but were waved. L. Carececi Bamboo:do • , •do J 1,40, A dreadful lire and hurricane had been experienced at Wineskin Giorg*e . proem:cid . ,: i.0 . , . ul Veronall River. on the 7th Oct.. which destroyed much property. Dominic-bin* Rembrandt ''l.• . . I urillo BgAl: ALMS, Nov. 7. 3r. sr.-Wind N.W. heavy squalls. with Perm son Vas Dyke ' . ' ' Ifolhein isall--Arrived here oho Wakefield, from Liverpool tor Oporto. Titian Reheat • • • file J. Thornhill The Britannia moon vessel, front Liverpool for Dublin, sailed Claude Gaged Demi. - • berg Wright of Derby front hence for Dublin. Carlo Dolt* Wen • ~;„ " .mi Maitland tie Boys' Edward, Spence, from Liverpool, has arrived at 311- *a. tamitirl. The whole in good wqditi . , - • , • ' The Prinentwriptild, DelL from Bahia. far Liverpool, put into Also several Su ENO E.'t "' ',, t IVORY CARVINGS, ht. Masers Om. 2, totally disallowed ; atte withave to discharge and other WOREB of ART: _. • monk. To be viewed on Tuesday gall • -.. . y pretesting. sad more - hdiv lli e rMEalk front Liverpool for NeerOdeena, has suited at ing of sib, whew weranswea ,I ' •on the premises ;at tile bTalwan ‘ Pl.P. Mart iof Sir. ikosemsu ells. ' •it ; and of Win- The FIIIIIICIII Mary,.llkiley. from Liverpool, for Dubko , boa ar- stinky and Sons, Potreo:ter , .. *al at liellpheid.• N.B.he HOUSEHOLD '' MIME and EFFECTS Tp o ry s -o c i ado , ma s on, f rom un ar ani, was on glare a t mi. will betiOLD THIS DAY., •,•"' • . infield. BOWE/L.BTM ' • ''• • . 101188. MEWS. L: CAPITATO. i" - WINCE, *AST INDIA SHIPPING. With Attached and W I Caech.howee, Stabling, fa. .._.... zw , By WI . 7 . • 80148, Teshodity a Conte of Diteatoes Was held at the East At the Mart, we R ' ', t _ Mr lam at IS, UMW Noose, when the following Captains were sworn in A cold morel 0 I 4 ..., - , ... . .., • ...• TOWN will* oftheir fleinKlllPt**: . ..r, dnite ems' vale to. bo.vallwf, they mi s t '''-' . - 4 -It '''• '- ' • •• ' • -. to the mom ~. •., of a may of the ghat respectaisitity, Shanberd, of the Berwickshire, foe Bonita! mod Chian. containing a net& eating roovW27 few by 19. I mpost front drawler Tt;e following 'bilis were thus stationed, viz .•-- room 28 feel by 21. back ditto 2 . 2 feet 1419, both of them most The Marchioness of Ely, Captain Edward Mangles. Rose, Capt. elegantly fitted and inporfect order, mornhqr room, seven spacious Thomas Marquis. Prince Regent, Captain Henry liftmer, for bedchambers, eat:ellen kitchen, housekeeper and butl.r's rooms, Madras and Bengal ; and the Asia, Captain Thomas F. Balder. and suitable domestic offices, detached washhonse, end large gar. ,on, for Bengal direct. den ; held under the Doke of Bedford for 68 years, at a ground _ rent of 16L ris. ed. per anon: Also a Double earth-house, Four- 'Th e Ahb er t on . Percival. has arrived in the Downs, th e left stall Stable, mans ' room, loft, &c., situate 31, in Chenies.mews, Bombay the 15 t h July, and St. Helena the 24 - It September. held for 67 'Tart at a (retold mot of 4L 101. Passengers per Abberton. Captain Lucas Pereira]. from Isom_ To be viewed by defies fair, which. with particulars, may be bay :..-Lieutenant.Colonel Scaly, 3.1 Regiment of Native Infantry, had of Messrs. Richaide, Chi*, and Nana, Chapel -street, Red- Sirs. and two Masters Sealy; Mrs. and Slims Forster; Alias Fut- ford.row ; sad of Willows/el and Saw, Patemoster.row ; particu• long, lieutenant Furlong, his Majesty's 21st Regiment ; Captain lan ana at the Mart. . Sealy. his Majesty's Marine. died at sea the lit September : Lieu. SHIPPING IN7'ELLIGENCE. CUSTOMHOUSE, Nov. 8. SHIPS ENTERED INMARb9.-I'lle Albion Raticliffe, from Smyrna; Georgian++, Warren, from Berbice; Providence, ' Lock, from Archangel ; Mary, Hodges. from Madein; Briton, Dia. mold, from Liverpool ; Princess Charlotte, Blyth, from Calcutta ; Royal Eagle, Male, from Jamaica ; Earl of Egremont, Johnson, from Buenos Ayres; Briton, Wilson, from Miramichi ; Happy Return, Woolcoc', from Gijon ; Gulnare, Lunt, from Virginia ; Blucher, Deighton, from Archangel ; Nicolai and Anne, Angell, from Christiania . Britannia, Cumming, from St. Lucia; Dundee, Duncan, from Davies Straits ; Genii, Prout, from Messina and Palermo; James and Ann, Mackerel, from Stangate Creek; Vint. age, Fraser, from Hamburgh ; Royal Mail, Scott, from Valencia; Anne, Salmon, from St. Kilt ' s; and Emerald, ltloyse, from Watrford. Erernarn Ourwastria..—The Catherine Green, Bork, for Sierra Leone ; Godafredos, {Wegener, for Stettin and Elsinore ; Brilliant, Reeves, for Guernsey, and Jersey ; Belle Alliance. Wilman, for Antwerp and Brussels; Smyrna packet, Ball, from Smyrna ; Charles, Milne, from Tobago • Vincedor, Doa Sanws, from Oporto ; and Falcon. Moore, from &mein. CLLARLI) OUTTrARIA TIN'AILY AT GRATEbEND.—The Hopeful, Cutbbertion, for Vera Cniz ; Jange Joanna. Neibeedine, for Antwerp ; Pelican, Rieke, for Brussels ; and Wilhelm, {Wald; for Pillau. CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Redligheten, Ostberg, for Elsinore and Stockholm ; Sir Edward Hamilton, Newbolt, for Jamaica; Aurora, Osterlo, for Ronnebeck ; and Zephyr, Scott, for Grand Canary. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Aena, (Iraq, for Dublin ; WiMsn), Griffiths, for Limerick ; and Nelson packet, Cows, for Cork. FROM LLOYDS LIST. FALMOUTH, Nov. 7.—Sailed the Princess Elizabeth packet, for the Brazils; the Cygnet packet, for America; the Rising sun, Martell, for St. Michael's, and the Sprightly, Newton fur Seville. —Wind, N. to W.N.W. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 7.—The wind has during the day been blowing from every point of the compass, and is now. six o'clock, W.N.W., with every appearance of a dirty night. Sailed the Bri ton, Peterson, for Tobago; and the Posthumous, Reed, for Africa. Arrived the experimental squadron from a cruise. COWES, Nov. B.—Arrived the Gloria, Krutz, Danish brig, from Copenhagen, with loss of sails, and must discharge ; the En terFite, Page. English brig, from London, bound to Jamaica, wind bound; the Lash?, —, French corvette, for Toulon, wind bound; the Erin, of Liverpool, Maillard, English brig, from Rio in ti 9 days, for orders. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. Ik—The wind shifted to E.N.E. during the night, which continued with light airs till about ten o'clock, when it suddenly veered to S.W., and has been blowing a heavy gale ever since. Sevzx o'CLocz, P.m......The ga l e increases, and has every appearance of a dirty night. Arrived his Majesty's ship Dispatch from Plymouth for the Coast of Africa; the Amity, I'll'lntosh, from the Down. for Jamaica; the Charles Price. May. from the Downs for the South Seas; and the Esther, Robinson, from ditto for Alexandria.—Wind. E.N.E. ....... DOVER, Nov. B.—We hear from Calais that at least twn-thirds of the Baron of Renfrew's cargo has been saved, thexteck of the ship is lying on the sands about half a mile front the shore, and is to be sold by auction this day, and a good price is expected. DEAL, Nov. o.—Arrived and sailed for the River the Abberton, Percival, hem Bombay, sailed the IGth of July ; the Crisis, Van. dyke, From New York ; and the Caroline, Smith. from Alexan dria, the latter remains. Arrived from the River aed remain, the Segar, Powel, and the Ruth, Bore, for Jamaica; the Ganges. Boulby, for India; the Greek man-of-war Cymoue, fur Hydra; and the Enterprise, Witham, for Bordeaux. Flv g o'CLoex, e.x.--The wind is getting more snuthwat.l, i and blows hard.—Wind, S.W. 3laitoaer, Nov. B.—The amsel. Georgina. Searlett, of and from Dover for Dartford, with potatoes, iv lost on Margate Sand. The master and crew hided here lase _pight.—Picked up a: net„ about ten leagues nit the Noah rOteM11(1, and landed here, two mall hair trunks, . with wearing apparel and a few private letters and papers; among them a bill of sale of the yacht Rising bun, of : Price' 7d. • Crookbaveu, doted almalogarook of ibeiXklAtiaS front sc. :Richard to' liireepon.; and - ghat of the Janet, hell Liverpool to nrciotheinr, and from Drootheltit to Westport, iii in thgbuter . porttlih Agg.,015. t.narrsstrn, Ncrtr. B,—Arrive4 chit Albittr, itsdcli aid Arab, Roletone, trout Somas; bitty Hassrelb.fliotn Mnaas; Bellona,• Ritchie, from b%aniithi ; IVetsoe, Aypir, end Somais i Miller, from- Quebec ; Royal . 11,41., *Ott, *ion Baba; 40109. Young,. from Trieate t - Spoke transport, from Bermuda; frtoodil• kitf. from ; Mackerel, Martin, loins Onarnsitiv • Palmer, town South Smut: Syrenc, States:it, fejt i t i s Choice, Barnes, front I/nutria ; Eden, Smith, from St. Pl4lllll. burgh.- rinkd the f;arol:ne, Aliiirbead, for Demerara; Redman, Bryce. fur Sierra Letme ; Clin, Fertiroan, for St. Vincent's. NonTo Surrt.ris, Not. 7.— The . 'loyal Yeoman, Willis, et Weymouth which tai on shit p g t i n tis harbour, and nearkfrallor mover, iota gut up, mid.' tly without say darn, bib/. hull. " Sour re RorAtotiort. °craft —lt blew a berry gale frail N.W. ail yesterday. Thesleep. Nancy, 'Kenzie. town Spey tar Shildag, patted her anchors, aver drove on shore ir. Widewall Rag t u t t in el o tehf u l e r t r i t oft, wllt2ttrefrodammageer. ane T h e hora l , li ond :otos, obdrie,"but *III be got off without damage- The Friends, Leek, of Storsaway, from - IVick, In attempting Long Hope yesterday, was driven on shore on•the Weed of 'Hotta, end totally wrecked; pia of the cargo and matetials earterted to be saved. Btaxtx EY, Nov. 3.--The equity, Pesten, of and for this Pet, tot on shore vesterdae, to attempting the harbour, but is MA iicted to be got oT. Ihtfurr, Nov. s.—The o 6endon Covert, Btrangford, km Wm di working la kartiour„ g stoat and sink.. Crew saved . NrlrMit; . * t rio.. Orr. U.—About nine o'clock at night, ogle ili•VJTrlgt„ ./foottllitApatab^ ftzeteacte - ritest.mrqa mood *tut I.•ct; tual•esoes was Mots peiteureet,.and in about an hbur it was cam ri:etely gos under. About 50 quintals of Rah are damaged, b u t t h e vessel is net much burnt. The Matilda and Susan, to la. el. long. 449,‘ spoke a large brig, out Mt days front Pool:, boo-r 1 to Pk-Timis * with loss of both her lower yards; blowing heavy trout S.W. EXTRAonDINARY PIEgERVATTON.—The William Penn. arrived at Liverpool. on the 10th of Aug. in lot 42, 36, long. 62, 2S. discovered two wrecks, .one of which proved to b? the Sharpe, Jones, from Philadelphia foe Bahm, out .3 dori; she cersirtdin a gale, after cutting away both masts, and iatyiug out a estile to !Ng!a her head to the wind. The crew had just gore below as she turned. over ; two of the crew dived through the fcnietitstie; and gained the keel, where rote of them, George had remalnetree4eo 41104, but was so much exhausted when Captain Dixey .took him offthe wreck, that he only lived a few hours, ?he other wreck wOethe brig Traveller, of Boston, with a eargoof flour, beans, and byesd her foremast and bowsprit were standing, sod there was found ma board of her Joseph Wright, who bad swam from the keel of the schooner Sharon, and bed been five hours in gaiciatt the -brig. where he had been two days, and having found pcoi;ilions, gained strength.—Docton Paper. The Crisis, from New York, made hervassage In reventeen days to Deal. Pasted ships. James Cropper. Friends, Aca , ta, and Dee. dentona, all inside Sandy Hook. Spoke, the 26th Oct. Ihvoh:p holy Harewood, 27 days from London,. in lat. 40, 4, Icing. 40, ;0 ; on the 316, In lat. 48, 40, long. 2 1 1, 30, spoke the Wit James Bailee, 26 clays from Belfast, bound to St. Andrew's : dit. 48, 2, long. 23, spoke the ship Ann, Harris, 26 dais from Et. Kitty bound for London all well on bounl. The Cornwall, Illwrison, from Boruosy to Liverpool, put back the 3d of July, in aleaky state, having cxperienced bad eremite, and it was supposed would Ito into dock. The Theodosia, Gideon, front Bengal. eo London, put back to Saugor, the 9.h of June, leaky. LAW. AGENTLEMAN, triiJcas not been under Articles, fully competent to undertake the Conduct of the Convey ancing of rn (hike of °goers' Mercantile Business in the absence of the Pnneipsi, vas meet with an Engagement at a Liberal Salary. All laws mast be pest 'ski. . Aaiun, A. Z. Mr. nook's. No. 118, Chancery-lane. 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Back-road, lo the parish of St. Mary, Islington, in the occupa tion of Mr. Fowler, Mrs. Carey, and Mr. Cleghorn, most•respectable tenants, at rents amounting to 74/. per annum ; held on lease for trams of 60 and 46 years, at low ground rents. To be viewed by permission of the tenants till the sale. of whom particulars may be had ; at the Mart; and a; Mr. Mills's Offices, I, Cluipel.plsce, Poultry. . BUILDING MATERIALS Of THE PIED DULL INN, Islington. By Mr. MILLS, On the Premises. Upper-street, near the Church, Islington, on IVEDNESDA I' NEXT, Nov. 16, at 11 for 12 precisely, THE whole of the excellent BUILDING MATE RIALS of that ancient edifice, the Pied Bull Inn, cud the outbuildings, to be taken down and cleared away by the purchasers; comprising several rods of sound brick work, plain and pan tiling, large quantity of oak and fir timber in joists, rafters, girders, deal flooring boards, panelled partitions. doors, shutters, stairs, lin, ings, modern glazed sashes, shutters, doors, a quantity of lead, the fittings-up of the bar, spirit casks ,• also the beautiful model figures, representing Faith, Pope, and Chariiy, and the Fire Senses ; also the pair of iros frame doors attached to the room in which Sir Walter Raleigh was confined prior to his execution ; about 30,000 plain and pan tiles, 100 lota of firewood, and miscel laneous effects. . _ . . . go be viewed one day previous and morning of sale . when cata logue. may be had on the premises ; and at Mr. Mills's offices, 1, Owe-place, Poultry. CELLAR OF EXCEEDINGLY CHOICE WINES, Sid elle7;7d - erilli — te,.Plated Articles, select Library few JiattPlekils , Chtiiie and Harness, and Miscelhineour Effects. • By STEVENS and ERENCH LEY, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NtXT, at It, by order of the Edeeetora of John Stevens, 'Esq. deceased, removed from 53, Green-street, Grosvenor-square (a Sale not being permitted upon the Premises), AValuable SIDEBOARD of PLATE. comprising 600 oz. in tea equipages, gravy, table, sauce, 'dessert, and tea spoons, table and dessert forks; useful Plsted Articles; a valua ble and well-selected Library of Books, many in elegant bindings, including Hees's Cyclopedia, complete ; iloubraken and Venue's Heads, by Birch; Pyne's History of the Royal Residences; the Annual Register, 70 vols. t Gibbon and Hooke's Roman Histo ries; and the Works of Shakspeare, Byron, Scott, Sterne, Stuol. lett, Fielding, Burns, Radcliffe, Edgeworth. and many others; few tine Prints; a Cellar of the choicest Wines, comprising 15 1 dozens of Hock, Champagne, and Claret ; 115 dozens of Port, of the esteemed vintages of 11108, 1812, and 1820 ; a pipe of excellent East India Sladeira, in the Docks; a Chaise and Harness; and heellaneous Effects. _ . The %Vines may be tasted on [hv morning of male, and will he regularly permitted from the cellars in Oreen-street samples, in the mean time, may be had. The other property may be viewed one day previous to the sale. and catalogues had at the Auction Mart; and of Stevens and Brencbley, 38, Old Jewry. ORDNANCE MILLS, HOUSES, AND LANDS, FAYE RS H A 51. KENT. By STEVENS and DRENCH LEY, At the Ship Inn, Faversham, on FRIDAY, the 25th inst. at 12, in Fifteen hots, by order of the Hon. B oard of Ordnance, Highly-important and valuable FREEHOLD PRO PERTY, situate in the perishes of Ospringe Davi4ton, Preston, and Faversham, in the county of Kent, and cerbprising the °spine, King's, Lower, and 13ennett's Horse and Chart GUNPOWDER MILLS, with powerful heads of water, on lease to John llall, Eyl. whose interest expires in November, 1325. A capital Family . Residence, formerly occupied tie store keeper, with convenient outbuildings, gardens, orchard, paddock, and pleasure grounds, tastefully disposed, ornamented by an avenue of stately forest trees, and comprising, with thaponds and trout-streams, about nineteen acres, Three }louses, in the town of Faversham, lately tenanted by the second and third jerks of the works, and the muter Termer. A capital Wharf, extending SSG feet. A convenient Dwelling house, on Davington-hill, commanding delightful views, hitherto appropriated to the engineer's office and apartments of the clerk of the works, with 4 acres, 1 rood, and 20 perches of land, surrounded by a substantial brick wall. Two commodious Cottages, with guldens, and upwards of 2acres of luxuriant garden ground, surrounded by streams of water. May be viewed on application to Captain Malian, at the Offie of Works, Faversham , and printed particulars, with plans, had 21 days previous to the sale, at the SMp Inn, Faversham ; Fountain, Canterbury ; Rose and George lons, Sittingbourne ; Croon, Ito cheater ; Lord Nelson, Gravesend; and of Stevens and Breneldey, 36, Old Jewry, London. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. EAST 11A11, ESSEX. By Mr. SAMUEL CLOSS. On the Premises, Oak Hall, East Ham, Ems. on TUESDAY NEXT, and following Day, at 11, ALL the valuable and neat HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE, Linen, China, Glass, Books, Pianoforte, and Effects. by oqler of the Proprietor; comprising handsome mahogany 1-post bedsteads and printed cotton furnitures, goose feather beds, mattresses and bedding, mahogany wardrobe, double and single chests of drawers, bedsteps, curtains, mirrors, chimney glasses, carpets, mahogany chairs, dining, pembroke and card tables, library bookcase sideboards, and wine coolers, table clocks, urns, knives, forks anti eases, time-pieces, china cut glass, books, maps, 2 fine toned pianofwtea by Dale, line prints, and useful kitchen furniture; line milch cow, neat chaise, harness, saddles, churns, milk pans, valuable green and hot-house plants, bee-house and hives, garden tools, fire wood, &c. May be viewed on Monday ; catalogues had on the premises ; and of Mr. Samuel Class, Auctioneer and Appraiser, I, London bridge-foot. FOR COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMAS, &c. BUTLER'S PECTORAL ELIXIR. Experience during a very long period, has inconteatibly proved the su perior efficacy of this Medicine, in all !IMPS of COlds, Coughs, and Asthmatic Affections. By promoting gentle expectoration, it very shortly relieves the patient of a alight or recent Cold, and a few doses are generally eufficient to remove those which neglect has rendered more Confirmed and obstinate, and which are accompanied with Cough, Spitting of Blood, and other serious symptoms. Its peculiar balsamic powers tend to heal sorenesi, and allay the irri tation of the lungs, in cases of (lough ; &id in Asthmatic affections it assists and gives freedom to the Breath. Sold in Bottles, at Is. lad. and th. 9d. by Butlers, Chymists, 4, Cheapaide, corner of St. - Paul's ' • and 54, tiocksille-strcet, Dubs lin ; Savory and Co. 138, New Bond-sweet. and 220, Regent street ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had BUTLER'S BAL SAMIC LOZENGES, used in recent Coughs Hoarseness, and for rendering the Voice clear and fieliW and protecting its organs from the efrocta of exertion. In ao*; 0. 1 La. IC.B.—Be careful to ask for " nutlees Pectoral Elixir." lr/ THE ARMY. By the embarkation returns that have been received relative to the 96th regiment of foot, it appears that that corps ereharkekin three divisions, viz. on the 14th„ 17th, and 21st Septeinher, board the Spoke, Arab, and Joseph Green, tramports, for convey. once from timidity to Bermuda. As no official account hat yet dein received of the loos of either of the above mansisorty, there is reason to hope that the report of the loss of the right wing, contained jo the letter from New Brunswick, of the 4th October, may eventually torn out to be unfotmdcd. Detachments belonging to the 70th, ifttli, and 96th regirnque of foot matched yesterday from ‘Vestminater, for Winchestrre and detachments belonging to the 80th and 95th regiments of infantry, . for Al anchater. TERMIN-4TIO:V of the BRADFORD CONTEST Leans, Nov. 7. The contest between the master manufacturers and tbsie workmen, at Bradford, is happily at an and. The 1 04 advice given to the men has been talon. Oe &WNW, in the afternoon, nearly a hundred of the Union 'nun applied to Mr. Wood, one of the principal spinners in the town, for work at the old wages; and this morning, the combers and weavers generally followed their example. On Saturday, the weekly allowance was for the most par: paid to the turn-outs by the Union committee, sitting ar the Roebuck Inn ; but the hopeless nature of the contest, as demonstrated ha this paper of the 29th ult. bad th minislied the supplies, while the approach of winter was daily increasing the demands upon their funds, !thick could not be answered by a less sum than twelve or :font teen hundred pounds a week. The dangei of losing thdir work entirely, by the introduction of mathinery, and thus arrival of workmen from other places, had its indoema on the 'decision. The Committee, boiving to cirentr - stances, left the workmen to resume their work; and the masters seem disposed to receive as many of them as thsr can employ, which may be about one-half the number. The town of Bradford is, in the meantime, in a state a considerable excitation. The streets are fillesi with groups of workmen, some of them deliberating upon .the scope to be taken, and others reporting the success or failtire'oi their applications to their former employers. The U.. l habitants in general are congratulating each other eery cordially upon the termination of the contest, and .an ticipating the revival of that prosperity which fotAlte last twenty years has rendered Bradford tine of tie eddst flonrishing and increasing places ails size in the litagdtrii). The meeting at Fairweather-green took Oisee this drier noon, John Tester in the chair. After some preliraillatv explanations relating to the conflicting statements winch had been published on the subject of the amount of wages earned by the combers before the strike, the Chairmen al. - flounced, that, having found that the masters copld not at ford to give an advance of wages at the price a: which . use nufactured stuff goods were now selling, a number 'et de men had applied for work at the former prices, and soave of them had succeeded; others, it was hoped, would to equally fortunate, and those who could not obtain work would still continue to be paid the usual allowance 'Trans the Union funds. In conclusion, they were cougratuleted on the recognition of the Union Society by the masters,•les far as not to require any of their vorkmen to disown it. With this explanation, and this consolation. the rate:init. which consisted of froMl,sloo to 1,500 workmen, twined satisfied; and a vote of thanks was carried unariireoUsh, on the motion of Mr. Tester, seconded by Mr. Wallwertil. to Mr. Wood and Messrs. Rand, for the readiness tliev te.sd shown to meet the men on the present occasien, arid 'for their liberal conduct towards their workmen. The wer.::.,e dispersed in perfect good humour, at nightfall, it lavii:g been previously announced from the chair that nO'hirtVer meetings would be held at this place.-Lerdt MercUry. ALout enr-third of the whole import trade into Litgni,ss and l'orto Uabeito, and nearly one-half of thew:port trine of those ports, are with the United States. England isse4.4 next to us in theArade.—Baltimore paper. MONTI:I:AL.—A census has lately Wen taken in ::e cities of Quebec and Montreal, by The authority of the (...- vernment ; and the general result, vie tulerstard, fiats :ern made known, though not officially. A leper from C t:, •:.'a informs us, that the population of the former place arty, its to nearly twenty-three thousand, and t xecctis that ot f;',.....- bec by fire or Six hundred. • It is singular that these 't. a cities should be so nearly equal in point of numbers, t; to is not to be rupposed Quebec can long, sustain a`tilat`C6 A competition, as the whole surfecc'within the wills te• 1.'.- readv crowded with buildings, and great exertions 'ire making to increase the business of Montreal. Law:rice of land in Upper Canada are rapidly settling, some oPtOrna with a vditable population ; and great plans ire in ttttt►tt,. don to secure as notch of the trade as possible' thmn abet shores of the Lakes. It is impossible to foretell •wltp acr. tainty what would be the effects, if the prepteed Goals were once opened from ',Ake Erie to Montreal; bet A is 1 certain that the coarse, the veloCity, andilaimbesaght o f i the St. Lawrence, as well as 'the Arnett of tiid eassivew. 6 , would operate very unfavotnabteto Itafi aeon; 'an* *fat ' the canals of New York; ai yrell ils'itie 'ett , ' ~ c.Jl' eottpffei cut river, if once rendeila 411gaiveoyo oger A linkr, .srid often a more coevenjset speggeanaliesi walk !h{ ; At• • lintic.—New York Paper. I irtHE NE:uT of KIN (if any) of CRISTIAN OW- L INSON, %harm CHRISTIAN OWEN, late of the 31. 6. si r E4,, 3 rd Hamilton, deceased. by applying to 3lrs. Lind. 0,,21, Farmer-street, Shadwell, may hear of something to their ■