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T < 4-....... v - - . . + , .-.• 4 . 1 Ile ,% .~ • 6,906. NOTICE TO MARINERS. INITY-HOUSE, LONDON, Jes.l7, I&& ATION having been this Day received, Mat laden with Paving Stones, has been sunk off the ' about One Mile to the North-eastward of the •here she now lies in Six Fathoms, with her Geom eter; of is hereby given, and that directions have been ing a Green Buoy, with all possible expedition, in the Situation of the said Wreck. By Command of the Corporation, J. HERBERT, Secretary. !'ORMATION FOR MARINERS. _TING LIGHT AT THE MORE. Corporation of Trinity House haring taken meo sres for causing . the Floating Light at the Note to be inTproved, by the exhibmon of a more powerful Light than boa heretofore been shown on that Station, Nonce thereof is hereby given, and Masters of Vessels P il ots, so d others whom it may concern, are requested to obse rve, that sa sod after the Ist March next, the Floating Light at the Non will be exhibited in a new Vessel from one Lantern only, display. uses tingle Light of rest brilliancy in every direction, similar to that at the Sunk Sand and that the present Lights, which are sawn from Two Lanterns suspended horizontally, will be thence forth itscoatinued. By Command of the Corpardon, J. HERBERT, Sec. Trinity-Ham, London, Jan. n, 1825. HIBERNIAN MINING COMPANY. NOTICE is hereby given, that the half-yearly GENE ata. MEETING of.tho PROPRIETORS of this COM PANY. will be held at the City of London Tavern, Biahopagate. low, London, on TUESDAY, the Eighth Day of February next, at Twelve foe One o clock precisely. Company's Office, King's Arms-yard, Loodon, Jannaty 18, 182.1. WEST MIDDLESEX WATER WORKS. - NOTICE is hereby given, drat a SPECIAL OE NERAL ASSEMBLY of the COMPANY of PRO PRIETORS of the %VEST AI I DDLESEX WATER WORKS. viii be holden at the Company's Office. No. 51. Berner's-street, a s ferddtreet, on FRIDAY the 18th day of February next, at r oan, to nominate and appoint • Director in the room or stead of Joist Henry &fuel', Esq. who has ceased to be a Director of the applll. Chair to be taken at one o'clock precisely, when the ballot will commence , and it will finally close at three. Berner's-street, .lan. 19, 1825. 31. K. KNIGHT, See. SUSSEX COUNTY HOSPITAL, and GENERAL SEA-BATHING INFIRMARY. BRIGHTONI Drc 11 1824 . . At a MEETING held this day at the Old Ship Tenni. to take ;am Consideration the Propriety and Practicability of Establishing, 41 the County of Sussex. a COUNTY HOSPITAL, and GENE RAL SEA-BATHING INFIRMARY, The Right Hon. the Earl of EGREMONT, Lord Lieutenant of the County, in the Chair ; Right Hon. the Earl of Chichester, seconded , Esq. M.P., and resolved unanimously, ra of profound peace and general prosperity is renewing the efforts of the affluent and bene of the County of Sussex and Town of Bright. Establishment of a County Hospital, and Sea- W. Burrell. Esq. M.P., seconded by C. C. ,sq. M.P.. and resolved unanimously, Brighthelmstnn is admirably adapted, by its ,d by the facility of access to it from all parts of contiguity to the sea, by its means of obtaining and the number as well as talent of medical t in it, for the establishment and support of ; while its vast and increasing population affords difusiog the benefits of so benevolent a design ring poor. Tierney. Bart., seconded by the Rev. Dr and resolved unanimously, _._ forthwith appointed from among the Gen. devise such means as to them shall seem desirable object of the Meeting, and that they do report • General Meeting, to be called for that purpose **January next. t Hon. the Earl of Egremont, the Right lion • cr, and T. R. Kemp, Esq. M.P., be the joint names all sums subscribed, or to be sub. invested, In such securities as the Committee, appointed, shall deem proper; and that subscrip. - Treasurer of the Brighton Dispensary and of the Trustees, on or before the 4th Of .ittee do consist of the present Committee of and Infirmary, together with the undermen. tbscribing to the pmposed Institution, who ,ted to act. The Committee to have power to t, and five to be a quorum : Right Hon. the Earl of Egremont Right Hon. the Earl of Chichester may, Ran. Nath. Kemp, Esci. Ess l pl.l ) . Charles Elliott, LK. Esq. J. Mills, Esq. R. Tamplin, Esq. 0. Chapman, Esq. Mr. Isaac Bass Major Allen J. Mortloeke, Esq. Rev. Edward Ererard. attree, Esq. and the Rev. Edward Everard undertake the of f ice of Honorary Secretaries to the (Signee) EG R EM 0 NT, Chairman. The Chairman having left the Chair, and the Earl of Chichester having been requested to take it, It was unaoirnou‘ly resolved, On the motion of S. F. Milford, Esq., seconded by T. R. Kemp, Esq. That, in the opinion of this Meeting., the warmest gratitude of the friends of humanity is due to the Earl of Egremont, for his munificent donation of 2,0001. ; and for his actively benevolent elation% on this and all occasions to alleviate distress, and to pro.. mote the general welfare. THOMAS ATTREE, • anowcrei es. EDWARD EVERARD, 'V Subscriptions are received at all the Banks in Brighton; and in London, at Messrs. Jones, Lloyd, and Co.'s, Lothbury &John Perring and Co .' s, Messrs. lilasterman and Co.'., and Mears. Banbury and Co.'s, Lombard-street ; and Messrs. Kay, Price, and Co.'s. Subscriptions received towards the erection of a County llospital and General Sea-Bathing Infirmary, in the town of Brighton, as reported to the General Meeting on the 4th of January. L Z s. The Right lion. the Earl s. Tamplin, Creasy, and of Eminent, Lord Lieu. Gregory - 100 0 tenant of Sussex . 2000 0 Rev. LA. Tours . 11 0 The Earl of Chichester 600 0 Mr. Isaac Base . 50 0 Lord G. H. Cavendish 500 0 Major Allen - 10 10 T. R.Kerop, Esq. 31. P. 10110 0 John Alordocke, Esq. 100 0 W. Stanford, Esq. 105 0 Sir C. Blunt, Bart. b 2 10 W. Burrell, Esq. M.P. 100 0 Rev. J. H. Barber 10 10 C. C. Cavendish, Esq. George Palmer, Esq. 10 10 M.P. - 1 0 0 0 Sir R. Wilmot, Bart. 20 0 R.. T . Cartels, Esq. 31. P. 100 0 W. %leer. Esq. 100 0 Si? G. Shiffner, Bart. R. Wigney, Esq. . 10 0 M.P. - 100 0 W. M'igney, Esq. jun. 10 0 Sir C. M. Burrell, Bart. George Wigney, Esq. 10 0 M.P. 50 0 I. N. Wigney , Esq. 10 0 J. 31. Lloyd, Eq. M.P. 100 0 C. Goring, Esq. . 100 0 40 51. J. Tierney, But. 100 OW. A. Standert, Esq. 10 10 T. Attree, Eon. 100 0 Mr. Bennington . 25 0 S. F. 31 Ilford, Eeq. (Ile- J. D. Holden, Esq. 21 0 ten - 20 0 W. Barer, Esq. - 100 0 Rev. Dv. Hooker - 10 10 Rev. H. 31. Wagner 25 0 1 Rev. Gr. Holland . 10 10 Misses Aletcalfe . 21 0 Rev. T. Scutt . 60 OD. Rowland, DIS. 21 0 Aleuts. 11411, West, and John Valiance, Esq. 25 0 Boma - 100 0 Mr. H. Peirci lay - t. 10 0 Dr. Blair 10 10 H. Holland, . 10 0 - Nath. Kemp, Esq. 100 0 Sir J. D. Paul, 21 0 Chula Elliott, Esq. 100 0 John Lawrence, Esq. 10 10 ". 'garter, Esq. . 20 OW. Attree, Esq. - 10 10 Michell, )tills, and Ali. I Rev. T. Baker (Stanmer) 20 0 nail 100 01 Thomas Atkinson, Esq. 21 0 20 0 • N o. I agX;;Mai TRIP IFORMAI r a Sloop, ludo North Foreland , Chow Buoy, w h gees above Ware None* thereof toted for placing Wel to mark the 1 I NFI FLOAT THE Corpo tuna for It was proposed by the Ri by T. R. Kemp, Es That the present era of a proper season for rend volent Inhabitants of the helmston. for the Estab' Bathing Infirmary. 2d. It was proposed by Cavendish, Esq. That the Town of Bri, central situation, and by the County, by its contig pecuniary resources, and practitioners resident in such an Ireitution ; whil a wide field for difusini among the labouring poo 3d. Moved by Sir M. I. ' Holland, That a Committee be f tlemen present, to devise ' for promoting the object their proceedings to a Get en Tuesday, the 4th 011 4ch. That the Right 11 he Earl of Chichester, Trustees, in whose joint scribed, shall be Invests uereafter to be appointeC dons be paid to the TI Infirmary, on account o January next. Stk. That the Commit me Local Dispensary am toned Gentlemen, subs have this day consented add to their numbs, and The Right The Right Sir M. I. Tierney, T. It. Kemp, Esq. Thomas Attree. Esq S. F. Milford, Esq. Rev. Dr. Hooker Rev. Dr. Holland Rev. F. Scutt John Hall, Esq. Dr. Blair fsh. That Thomas At be requested to undertai Institution. O;;. Z:haprnan, Esq. S ELLING OFF, at Sit, Oxford-street, opposite Dean *lraqi Soho—The Proprietor, who Is about to retire, wishing to clear off his Stock, previous to leaving town, has marked every article full twenty per cent. lower than it can possibly be manufac tured f or . The following List of Prices is particularly worthy the notice of rir Public, and more especially of large purchasers :—GROS DE PIAPLES, 35. to 4s. 6d.; Levantine'', very rich, 31. 3d. to 4s. ; black and coloured aarcenets, 2". 3d. to 3s. 6d. ; satins in every *huh', front 2s. 2d. to 3a. 6d. ; Norwich crapes, Is. to Is. 9d. ; borobstines, of the finest quality, Is. 4d. ; Italian nets, Is. 2d. to Is. • ; a ten thousand pounds' stock of pillow and bobbin lace, lace veils, scarfs, handkerchiefs, caps, &c. ; pelisse cloths, stu ffs, . cloalvngs, Irish li nens , l awns , l ong cloths, calicoes, muslin', 'Ruh every article in haberdashery, hosiery, gloves, &c. The whole of the above Stock must be disposed of within one morth, and no reasonable price will be refused fur any thing. Tbt Lease and Fixtures to be sold. BRIGHTON. This day is published, price 75., or beautifully coloured, 10s. tid. TOPOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES of BRIGHT , HELMSTON and its NEIGHBOURHOOD. By E. W. BRAYLEY, F.S.A. Illustrated with Twelve Engravings, By R. HAVELL, Jun. Printed for Rodwell and Martin, New Bond-street. On the Ist of February will be published, PROVINCIAL ANTIQUITIES of SCOTLAND, No. IX., with Historical Descriptions. By Sir WALTER SCOTT, Bart Containing—lnterior of Dalmeny, drawn by E. Blare; Dunbar Castle, drawn by J. M. W. Turner, ILA.; the Regalia of Scotland. painted by A. Geddes ; Dirlton Castle, painted by the Rev. J. Thompson ; Linlithgow Palace, drawn by E. Blore. Printed for Rodwell and Martin, No. 46, New Bond-street, London. •.• The TENTH and concluding NUMBER of this work is in a state of considerable forwardness, and it is recommended to Subscribers to complete their sets as early as possible. This day is published, in 2 vols. post Bvo. with Plates and Charts, prier 211. NARRATIVE of a PEDESTRIAN JOURNEY through RUSSIA and SIBERIAN TARTARY, from the Frontiers of CHINA to the FROZEN SEA and KAMT SCHATKA ; performed during thars, 1820, 1821, 1822, and 1823. By Capt. J. DUNDAS C OC HRANE, H.N. Third Edition. " Though our author travelled at a prodigious rate, yet, as he evidently a shrewd and intelligent mind, he could scarcely fail to co lect a considerable mass of intelligence respecting the manners and condition of the various Tribes that people these aterminable regions."—Quarterly Rairlow. London: Printed for Chubs This day is published, in a truly corporate volume, filled with a plenitude of type, price half-a-guinea bound, THE LAUGHING PHILOSOPHER; being the entire Works of Mantis, Jester of Olympus ; Democritus, the Merry Philosopher of Greece; and their illustrious disciples, Ben Jonson, Butler, Swift, Gay, Joseph Miller, Esq., Churchill, Voltaire, Foote, Bteevens, Wolcott, Sheridan, Curran, Colman, ad mhos. Translated into our vernacular English Tongue, ; By JOHN BULL, Esq. With numerous Additions, Interpolations, and Improvements, by the Editor and different Branches of his Family. " Laughing is the high prerogative of man, and that sublime and noble quality which distinguishes him from the brute creation.' Those who cannot laugh gracefully, heartily, and by the hour at a time, scarcely ought to be ranked among the human species. The sayings of Manus, the writings of Democritus, and the attic works of Joe Miller, should therefore be studied in our Universities and tap-rooms, palaces and cottages, drawing-rooms and kitchens, not only for health and . pleasure, but from due regard to the dignity and , honourable distinction of man."—G. A. Steevens. Published by Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row t John Anderson, jun. Edinburgh; J. Cumming, Dublin; and to be had of all Dealers in Classi-W Literature. ARITHMETIC AND BOOK-RZEPING. ARITHMETICAL TABLES of Money, Weights, and Measures; with Questions for Examination, Notes , &c. Imroved by R. Fruiter. i'rice 6d. I S INNOCK'S CATECHISM of ARITHAIETIC ; contain. ing a concise Explanation of its most useful Rules and Examples. Price 9d. A SHORT SYSTEM of PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC, for Schools. By R. FRAITER. Second Edition. 18mo. Price Is. 6d. bound. FRAITER'S Improved Edition of WALKINGAbIE'S ARITHMETIC, with numerous Additions. Price 2s. bound. A KEY to Ditto; containing the Solutions of all the Questions in that Arithmetic, accurately worked and correctly printed; also various useful Rules and Directions for working the sums. 12mo. Price 3s. bound. An INTRODUCTION to BOOK-KEEPING: comprising Inland and Foreign Trade, arranged by Single Entry; Italian Method of Double Entry; and the present Practice of the Count ing-house: with a Comparison of these three Methods. To which are subjoined, Queries and Answers on Merchants' Accounts, Book-keeping, and Bills. With engraved Forms, &c. Designed for Schools and Counting-houses. By C. 81ORRISON, Accountant, Glasgow. Second Edition. iivo. Price N. bound. LONDON, THURSDAY, JAN p ROTECTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. C11•11111MAW. JAMES BROGDEN, Esq. M.P. DEI•eTY.CHAIRMAN. RICHARDSON BOR RA DA ILE, Esq. DIEM TORS. Thomas Allan, Esq. William Peatt Litt, Esq. John Richard Baker, Esq. Magens Dorrien Magma, Esq. Dr. Cooke. Robt. Humphrey Marten, Esq. J. H. M. Dawson, Esq. M.P. John Masterman, Esq. Thomas Gaitskell, Esq. Richard Price, Esq. L. A. Goldschmidt, Esq. Robert Pryor, Esq. Joseph Owe n Harris, Esq._ I William Wl s, Esq. M.P. ... • Harris, - Richard Pechora James Inns, Esq. James Jacks, Esq. AUDITORS. William Borrsdaile, Esq. Benjamin Peed, Esq. Jobn Dorn len Alagens, Esq. Charles Podmore, Esq. !SOLICITORS. Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, Pearce, and Hunt. BANKERS. Messrs. Masterman, Peters, Mildred, Alasterman, and Co. The Director; are ready to receive at their House, No. 35, Old Jewry, Proposals for Insurance from the Proprietors and the Pub lic. WILMER HARRIS, Secretary. Of f ice Hours from Ten till Four. Esq. ..r, alums, John Wilson, Esq. Richard Wilson, Esq. CROWN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY CAPITAL £1,501E000. In Thirty Thousand Shares of £5O each. DIRECTORS. WK. PEATT LITT, Esq. Chairman. Joan WELL*, Esq. M P. Deputy Chairman. Wm. Richard Cosway, Esq. Major Moody, Royal Engi- James Coiquhoun, Esq. neers James Colvin, Esq. Sir F. Ommanney, M.P. Capt. J. W. D. Dundas, R.N. Thomas Solly, Esq. James Farquhar, Esq. M.P. Alexander Stewart, Esq. Thomas Harrison, Esq. W. Whitmore ' jun. Esq. G. 11. Hooper, Esq. John Wilson, Esq. John Mitchell, Esq. William Wilson, Esq. AUDITORS. John Joseph Harrison, Esq.; Isaac Solly, jun. Esq.; Henry Stock, Esq. TRUSTEES. J. Frequhar, Esq. M.P.; Sir F. Ommanney, 31. P.; G. 11. Hooper, Esq. ; Alex. Stewart, Esq. BANKERS. Messes. Whitmore, Wells, and Whitmore, Lombard-street. STANDING COUNSEL—Charles Ellis, Esq. PHYSICIAN—Dr. James Johnson. SURGEON—James VVardrop, Esq. SOLICITOR—Thomas Haddon, Esq. ACTUARY—Mr. J. M. Rainbow. SECRETARY—Mr. Thomas G. Conyers. The leading objects of this Institution are.— The Insurance of the Lives of Officers in his Majesty's Army and Navy M and Royal an at ne Corps (both home and upon actual in service), the Military and Maritime Service of the Honourable the East India Company, and in the Merchant Service of the United Kingdom, at Premiums adequate to the actual risks, and calculated upon unquestionable and ascertained data. The Insurance of the Lives of Individuals intending to reside Abroad permanently, or for stated periods, and of persons going upon any single Voyage to any quarter of the Globe. The Company will not confine itself to these objects, but will also undertake the ordinary business of Life Assurance, the Pur chase and Sale of Annuities and Reversions, of Endowments for Childtei and of Advances upon Mortgages, or other Security. Shareholders in this Company will be required to Insure, or pro cure Insurances, to the amount of one-half of their Shares, to purchase or sell an Annuity, the consideration for which shall be equal to the amount of one-half of their Shares, or to pay an an. nual Fine of 2s. 6d. per Share on half the number of their Shares. A reserve of Shares has been made for the Army and Navy, the Royal Marine Corps, the East India Company's Service, the Mer chant Service, and the Outports. All Communications are to be addressed to the Chairman of the Company, and left at the ()dice of Messrs. Gritty, Haddon, Getty, and Haddon, Angel-court, Thregutorton-street, where Prospec tuses may be obtained. WEST'S GALLERY, 14, NE%VIIIAN-STREET. THE Grand Pictures of CHRIST REJECTED, and DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE, painted by the late Benjamin West, Esq. P.R.A. are NOW ON VIEW, with hie other Works, among which are subjects illustrative of events con nected with the Life and Death of our Saviour.—Admission Is., Catalogue Is. N.B.—The Rooms are warmed by flues. LOGIER'S SYSTEM OF MUSICAL EDUCATION. iAR. ESSEX respectfully informs the Nobility, Gentry, / and his Friends in general, that his Academy is now open for the reception of Pupils on the above System, every WEDNEn- DAY and SATURDAY, as usual. The Harp, the Piano-forte, Playing from Figured Buses, and the Art of Singing Italian and English at sight, by a knowledge of Harmony, in Parts of Duets, Trios, &c. will be Taught at the Academy, No. 5, Tenterden-street, Brawler-square; or at private Residences and Schools. Terms may be known by applying as above. The Academy is open every Evening, for Gentlemen only. MONEY ON MORTGAGE OR ANNUITY. • HIVE THOUSAND POUNDS and upwards, or any part (in Sums not less than JOOl.), will be advanced on Life- Interests from Marriage Settlements, Trust-money in the Fund*, Wills, Jointures, and real Estates ; also on Freehold, Cupyhold, and Leasehold Properties, on fair, just and liberal terms. Apply personally, or by letter (post-paid), to Mr. Lloyd, Attor ney at Law, No. 4, Adam-street, Adelphi. AT CHRISTIAN'S WAREHOUSES, No. IA, STRAND, and No. 11, IVIDMORE-STREET, FAMILIES may be supplied, on very advantageous Terms, with IRISH LINEN, FRENCH CAMBRICS, IHUSLINS, TABLE LINEN, SHEETINOS , and every de. scription of LINEN DRAPERY. Gentlemen and Ladies going Abroad equipped for the Voyage, at a very short notice, with every necessary article, of the best quality, on the moat reasonable Terms. CHILD-BED LINEN, DRESSES, dm Just published, price N. T HE FALL OF ALGIERS, a New Opera, performed at the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. The Songs, Choruses, &e. may be had separately, price 10d. Published by Thomas Dolby, 17, Catherine-street. Sold also in the Theatre. CUSTOM-HOUSE, JAN. li SALES Br AUCTION. TO BREWERS, DISTILLERS, PUBLICANS & OTHERS. TWO PUBLIC HOUS THREE DWELLING HOUSES. &c. By WINSTANLEF and SONS, On TUESDAY, Febrad? 22, at 12, In Six Lets, VERY VALUABLE and IMPROVABLE FREE HOLD ESTATES, coosistimg of the George and t Public-Noon, and Three Dwelling - houses and Premises, !3, so, 31, & 32, Great Somerset -sweet, Whiteclianel, rent leases which will expire at Michaelmas 11131; and tiled shed in Harrow-alley, To be viewed by permission of the tenants t printed pay be had the George and the Ship public-houses, GI Mt-street t of Messrs. Kerslake u_miCrealock, solicitors, inset, Waterloo-ploce ; at the Met ; and of Winstanley Sons, Paternoster-row. LIFE „INTEREST or ANNUITY of 2R21. Ils. SION to 2.5001. Three and a Half per Cents.; HOLD IMPROVED RENTS, amounting to Annum. By WINSTAMEV and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY. Musty 4, at Twelve Soar Lots, Lot I. T HE LIFE INTEREST of a Go:akimbo 1 49, in the punt of gm I Is. Bank Long " Nadia an Estate at BluntishaM, In the County of Her IS Et t er Tl i i e nn ,l I'S (Mitt? tether 4114 / . I in . r fnd ei=l 4 oo 2400/. New Three -and-a-Halr Cent. Bank A Sour per Cents.), on the d a Widow Lady ,„ Lot 3. A LEASEHOLD VED NET __ _ 1271. 15s. 4d., fat a T Yaminod a , out of and secured by isetTWOrIK oils 1,..,a reaching back into Prince's-street, in the =spoils " Frolesch and Dreach, and Mr. Griffin. Lot 4. An IMPROVED GROUND-RENT of suing out of Eight Houses in Kennington-terrace, years and a half. Printed Particulars may be had of Messrs. Vane Comyn, Solicitors, Bush-lane, Cannon-street; at the of li instanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. CITY BONDS AND SHARES. By Mr. 'WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart, TO-MORROW, at ELEVEN lON. CITY BONDS, bearing 5 per Cent. ; Six ditto, paying Si per Cent. ; in the `'eat Middlesex Water Works ; Eight in Mart ; Twenty New Shares in the Old Chartered Company; Twenty-live Old Shares in the Southt and Twenty in the Eagle Fire and Life Assurance. Printed Particulars may be had at the Mart; at and of Mr. Williams, Throgmortoo-street. - IVELL-MOM RED INVESTMENTS. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, including Kings Public-house, Fulham ; Brixton, and South By Mr. WI LLIAMS At the Auction Mart, Bartholomew-lane, TO-MORRO' in Lots, AN Eligible and very improvable LEA; ESTATE, producing at present only a net rent annum, with the valuable reversion on the expiration which fall in five and nine years, the rental will be increased ; comprising an excellent Residence, with _ four-stall stabling, and suitable offices, capital gardens, lawn. shrubberies, and paddock, situate at North End, Fulham. On lease to Kent, Esq. for a term of which nine years were unex pired at Alichaelinas last. A ground rent of 101. per annum, intl. tog out of a large garden and paddock, adjoining, on lease for the whole term to Bent, Esq.; and the Three Kings Public house, wheelwright's shop, outbuildings, yard, and garden, occu pying a valuable plot of ground, with considerable frontage, eli gible to build upon, on lease to Messrs. Thompson, for a term of which five years and a half were unexpired at Christmas last, at only 201. per annum. The whole held for fifty-two years unex- A Tired. Net Rent of 431. per annum, issuing out of a genteel resi dence, with chaise-house, stabling, lawn, shrubbery, and garden, situate at Brixton, Surrey, near Tulae Hill, leading to Norwood wad Dulwich. On lease and in the occupation of Stephens, Esq. for a term of seven years unexpired. Held for seventy-six years unexpired. Also, a Net Rent of 1281. per annum, issuing out of Four excel lent Houses in Great Union-street, Southwark. Held under the City of London, for sixty years unexpired. Descriptive particulars may be had at the Mart; and of Mr. Williams, Throgmortow.street. TO BRICKMAKERS, CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, &c. BRICK EARTH, WEST THURROCK, ESSEX. TO be LET by AUCTION, by WINSTANLEY and SONS, at the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 1, in Two Lots, about FORTY ACRES of excellent BRICK EARTH, situate at West Thurrock, near (hays, in the County of Essex, which will be divided into Four Lots. The whole exceedingly convenient for water carriage, and offering many advantages to persons contracting for the new Docks, Wharfs, Bridges, Tunnels, &c. The ground has been opened in several places, and may be seen on application to Mr. Skinner, or Mr Noakes, at West Thurrock, of whom Particulars may be had. Particulars and Conditions may also be lied at the Inns at Grays, Stifford, and Upminstev ; White Hart, Romford ; of Alessi". Collier, Birch, and Merchant, Solicitors, No. 9, Carey-street, London ; at the Mart; and of Winatanley and Sons, Pater. noster-rOlll. On the 30th instant, price bs. THE UNIVERSAL REVIEW, No. VI. Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Are 31 aria-lane. SHIPS ENTERED INW•RDS.—TheJIMIIII/L 'Watt, from Ma deira and Jamaica ; Hope, Madge, from Malaga ; Bellona, Hut chings, from St. Michaels; Sir Henry Stanhope, Dear, from Mes sina ; Sir William Curtis, Whittingham, from Rio Janeiro ; William, Stewart, jun. from Gravelines ; Roseville, Anderson, from Antwerp • Vriendachap, Bakker, front Rotterdam ; Jeuns Leon, Alalard, from Calais; Vigilant, Lewis, from ditto; Esther, Owen, from Liverpool ; Lady Kennaway, Surlien, front ditto . • Canada, Danby, from ditto ; Sirene, Faillant, from Ca , lais ;Sons of Commerce, Gibbs, from Dublin ; George the Fourth, Davies, from ditto Flora, Christie, from ditto ; Brunswick, Teasdel, from Cor k; Britannia, Alder, from ditto; Pleasant Hill, Duck, from Waterford ; Hope, Morris, from ditto ; Mars, Evans, from ditto; Gleaner, Davis, front Belfast; Maria, Grandy, from Water ford ; Mary, Wills, from ditto •, Blossom, 11• Knight, from Newry ; Assiduous, Popham, from NVezford. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Sophia, Rae, for Jamaica ; Claremont, Rawe, for Naples ; London Packet, Randall, for Li merick ; Zephyr, Thompson, or Belfast. CLIAIRD OUTWARDS lIN•LLY AT 01AVESEND.—MITI ner, Penterrick, for kit. Marys and Africa; Elizabeth, Ostle, for Demerara; Albion, Radcliffe, for Smyrna, Constantinople, and Algien ; Ant, Hesvelwood, for Port-an-Prince. CLEARING OUTWARDS.—Lucy Davidson, Williams, for Rio Janeiro and Jamaica ; Sir Charles M•carthy, Friend, for Sierra Leone and Cape Coast Castle ; Mitford, Taylor, for Gibraltar and Mogadore; Thistle, Brodie, for Teneriffe ; Unity, Monday, for Guernsey and Jersey ; Bridgewater, Manderson, for India and China. . throat, . tanged himaelt—N'erdict, insanity. On Thursday last an Inquisition was held at Ipswich, on view of the body of John Blake, a young man, who, on the Tuesday evening preceding, put an end to his existence by taking a largs quantity of laudanum. It appeared in evidence, that the deceasnt had for some time past been acquainted with a young woman of the name of Elizabeth Acfield, who had accepted his addressis k lx:t who, for some reason, thinking it proper to decline any further acquaintance with him, communicated her detemiinstion to the de. ceased on Sunday,at an interview she then had with him. This com munication seemed to prey much upon the young man's mind • an .t on seeing her again on the following Tuesday evening, and finding her fixed in her resolution, he reluctantly parted from her, but tn. parting expressed his determination to put an end to his existence. The young woman endavoured to dissuade him from committing such a rash act; but, on returning home, he appeared to his Risotto greatly distre ssed in mind. and inconsolable. He left his horn, about seven o'clock, and took his younger brother with him, *lea he seht Into several chemists' shops to purchase laudanum. The lad was sent into three different shops, where he was very properly refused to be supplied ; but the deceased having at length, by great ingenuity, succeeded in obtaining a sufficient quantity, he returned. to a house in Albion -street, where he had occasionally slept, ind where he took the poison, and in the morning was a corpse. After twenty minutes' deliberation, the Jury returned a verdict, "Thaz the deceased destroyed himself in a fit of temporary insanity."— Bury Gazette. MIZADTUL Atm:intr.—A shocking accident occurred at Nottingham on Monday morning the 10th inst. the result of which has been the death of more than one of its victims. A boy.searlv Id, named Haslam, apprentice to Mr. Birch, baker, on Derby Road, brought his master's horse and cart out of Mr. Chimley's close, at the gate near the sign of Sir John Borlase Warren, on Sion-hill ; a large body of what are termed plough bullocks were then making a great noise, and a besom, it would appear, from what came out at the inquest, was thrown at the horse, which ini mediately set off, and galloped down the hill, meagre every effort made by the lad to restrain the affrighted beast. To prevent being thrown out, he laid himself down in the cart, and setting his feet against the fore-part thereof, pulled at the reins with all his *debt. but to no purpose ; the horse continued his course, till he Rine to that extremely dangerous and narrow passage, the top of Chapel Bar, where the wheel ran against the side of the Royal Oak public house, and the vehicle was immediately overthrown. The first object which presented itself after the accident was Mrs. Omen wood, with of Mr. W. Greenwood, in Toll-sum:. She had been standing on the footpath by the side of the Royal Oak, with her ninth child in her arms, and was struck so violently, that she in stantly expired, thus leaving nine children destitute of a mother. At a short distance from her lay her infant, dreadfully wounded ; its akull is fractured, and no hopes are entertained of its recovery. The lad in the cart, who was thrown out on its overturning. lay ort, the other aide of the street, and was taken to the hospital, bleeding and insensible; the but account that we heard of him was that he had not yet spoken. Near him lay Old Billy, a man well 'known as an inmate of St . Nicolas ' s Workhouse, with bandy legs.generally employed in sweeping the streets. He was taken up for dead, and carried to the workhouse in a hopeless state, being very mum Injured, so that he died on Thursday morning. Underneath the car was a little girl, of the name of Ann Pearce, daughter of Mr. Pearce, tinman, on the Derby Road ; she was taken up much bruised in various parts of her body, butt nut dangerously hurt,— She had been sent into the town with a bottle and two shillines to buy something, and though the child had kept the money In is hand, the fellow who lifted her up was so inhuman aa to take tbt two shillings from her. The evening that the accident happened. an inquest was held on the body of Mrs. Ann Greenwood, nt the Royal Oak, before Jonathan Dunn, Gent., Coroner, and a verdict of " Accidental Death" was recorded. Mu ant a.--An inquest was on the body of John 'Field, stone-mason, of Leeds, who died on Saturday week, in conse quence of a stone having been thrown at him on the Saturday pre ceding, by Sarah Blackburn, a woman affected with temporary in sanity, though permitted to go at large. It appeared in evidence that Field was employed in sinking • common sewer, and was much annoyed by this woman ; he desired her to go about her business, on which she became so exasferated, that she took tip a paring -stone, weighing eight pounds, and threw it whh suChrio lence against his chest, that he was disabled from workint; he took his bed on the Thursday following, and died two days Mbar wards. The Jury found a verdict of "Wilful Murder ' against Sarah Blackburn, and she has been committed to York Castle to take her trial--York Courant. I 11 II 4 . . . . - - -- - -- - •- -- --..aserseert. , " --- "mmr --. '''.----"- ' . , 1., (i..,, . • •,,....... --....\ .. , ..1 - r - ,....., , -7. . , ) • '0 ' . : 1 , --- L - 1 . : • .. --... . : yk t l \ 1 -,• Y . - • i !F 6.: , . 0 ~ ..._/, ~ii , f _ ra , • 3., lik.. . • El.wiesso..... ...i i - ::1 • •A . .- A + ii---- --, -it• - -•.-.... e• • . h . ....1.. , • "".. N. „........, ~......... . ) . / ' r ... ! • ' ~, N. imi.........iiimma\....1 AL.............1..hm........ . :1....,......8 ,........ Latimet t.. .• ITUARY 20, 1625. ~.. • ' Price 7d. .. .. • . . .. ---2 F-----i, . • , LIrERPOOL TUESDAY EVEPTING• , CORO:VERO INIIUSIIITSt " „ ) 3 & OTHERS. Wind, W. to W.S. V.-High Water, 43 ni. past 11. .Sonsime DIKATIC-Vesterany WI Inquhritiorr was held heft** .1 IVELLING- Ai r i ved the Favourite, Sanderson, from Belfast ; Oct' . 1 T. A n nt it: nro . 9 . wn 7s n e ursen a d t tow th tah e se l betsch Aen iroalb o o r ; :: :, in Or s i t. : m l:r i.r e r: es sor , w f ori o akie j7 uselie . t. via, Wm . Gibbon, from Belfast ; Panthea, from New' i 'q ui " , on the bo d y °I. J. W. t riiilor• and York • Concord, Milroy, from Newfoundland ; It'illiam, I domed she k new the deceased ix Lox. from Belfast; Lord Wellington , from Newry ; Nile from I t h• .achool-kvs, for nem two r •he was one or - BLE FREE - .Limerick ; Thetis, from Limerick ; Peggy, from Bel f ast; genera Uy enjoyed good health, excepting fits, to which lie I•Se e and the Ship, . m i me , N oa , 22, Douglas, from Seville; Liffey, Bibley, from Dublin. periodically oduitet; at first *my were like faintin g fita• hut latterly el, let on ground . they. a pp e ,:red 6:inveigler, and very violent wt they lasted, about and a umber PRICES OF BRAIN, &c. a quafter of ,•41 Mine. At these monthly peted. he has had several • s. d. r. d. I titae-liep and es Many in the night. On Monda morning he was •,. nted particulars Wheat-English . - - 95a10 6 i taken with a bet: fit ; a doctor was not sent f or . Lease medicine ~. s, Great Somer. Scotch . - i n 3 a lo 6 I Gould not do so tnu.ch good at test; every attendance and care was 1 itors 4, Regent . . 8 8 a 10 4 paid him. The setso.•ld lit reelect/I about four o'clork in the after- Vim:tattler and Foreign, in bond - - 4 8 a 7 0 noon; he afterwards had tel And went to bed; the deceased coin- Oats--English and Scotch . . 3 7 a 310 Opined of a pain in his heed; whites s saw no mo.e of him until ti Irish . . 3 5 a 3 8 live o'clock next morning, when she went to the bed-room in which • . . - 5 0 a 6 6 a number of other boys sleep, to get the keys of the school from tl.t ; and LEASE- „ - . . 5 0 a 3 3 master, who also slept there, and found the deceased lyine on I.fs Is.; REVER . Bader- l E l 6 ;th 1 near 1404 par "eaul-Fligliah - . . 46 0 a 5; 0 face, on the floor, between the beds; he was dead and cold: there Flour-English (per 2801 b,) - . 61 0a53 0 was DO quarrel between . • deceased And the ether boys; latterly lie ~ 1 Irish - • 50 0 a 62 0 struggled very much in h is fits. 'lye o'Clock. in American (per barrel) . . 24 5a26 0 Jane Barrett, bed-maker, of the boys' bed-room, stated, she saw This day's market was not well attended, and the trans- the deceased in bed on Monday evening, at half-past 6; he was in entleman aged actions were limited, at an advance of ed. a 3d. on Wheat. a strong fit ; she assisted him; he h a d vun along th e war d ; he 1' S O gong Annuities, For Oats) there were more inquiries and higher prices de- wa s then senseless ;• in a stupid state ; witness got Min to bed ;he Huntingdon, let minded. Other articles remain as before. afterwards went 0 a in a comfortable sleep; she left the bedroom at 7 o'clock, which is her usual time; the boys all had come up to er Annum.. •I bed then. and to the Sum FAST IA r DIA SHIPPING. Annuities (late .-.......-- Elisabeth Warren, nurse, said, about 7 o'clock, on Monday e l vening, she went into the ward and found him comfortably asleep r ased 39 . I T RENT of Arrival at Ben g al.-The Catherine, Macintosh, from l ast witness told her the deceased hed had a fit ; f she was up all btarter, issuing Madras and London, Aug. 15. night in a room partitioned off from the boys' roorn ‘ and had to at. • .6cm/Ir-square, Sailing from Bengial.-The Westmoreland, Worsisiag- tend to other boys ; witness wenn° See elm again at 8 o'clock ; the ....yaw. .., t Lion of Messrs. ton, for Liverpool, Aug. 16. following morning she was told the boy was dead. 'I Passenger per Westmoreland, expected at Liverpool from Rea- Verdict-" Died by the visitation o f sod." of 111. He., is. gal i-Captain George !Haswell, of the Company's service, late of Another Inquest was likewise held Were the same Coroner, at fl .u, held for 26 the Wellington. the Hope, Blackmooretreet, Clare-market, on the body of Saar "I Ships remaining at Saugor.-The King George the Jane Perry. '1 VsndM art; ercom and Fourth, Gower, for Singapore and China ; and the Earl of It appeared the d e c ease d h a d li ve d many years as har-maid at the and Balcarras, Cameron, for China. Johnson's a.la-mode beef-shop ; she was subject to fits. Tester-. Sailings . from Balavia.-The Kambarey, Jettie, for Am- da l y h tu re in t g en gl il le o f f t vhiesritli)triroom about half past seven o'clock, g her mother. The waiter, on coming sterdam, Sept. 20 ; the Jonge Peter, for Antwerp, Sept. I d e o .t wnsta . te -di •tie, about eight o'clock, found her extended on the stairs,. 23 ; the Baroness, Van Capellan, for Amsterdam, Sept. with her had downwards, and her feet up a few steps on the at 12, 25. The Hero, Poppin, was to sail from Singapore for dining-room floor. she was conveyed up to her bed, and Mr. Interest at l igLondon, Oct. 23. Weaver, a medical gentleman, who had attended her for the last Fight five years, was sent for • he arrived very shortly after, and found in th e AuctionSharespe her d a d . Verdict-." Died by the visitation of God." Arrivals at Sin g spore.-The Ho Sweet, from Anjeer, S -An I was held on Monda afternoon, be. I d w G ar as kanßdriCdgeoke; wick,Aug. f l ro 3, m a uo nd n e t a to il n ed , A fo l r ig C . h l i 7 na ; , T A h u e g J . 2 0s S ep ; h t , he c A ti s ri i s a t , o E ph a e s r tz fore Mr. rcinr. STIRLING, nquest the Coroner, at the Red L i on, Hillingdon, •• son, from London, Aug. 1, and sailed on the 2Sth, for on the body of William Shepherd. a farmer. A paragraph has at Garraway's ; Bengal. appeared in some of the Morning Papers, stating that the deceased Cape, eke St. Ilelena.-The Antelope was to sail from had destroyed his five children, and afterwards cut his own throat s TS. the Cape for London Nov. 14. The former assertion is wholly unfounded, the deceased's children, two in being al so and well is reason to doubt time . Sarah his death ; that 11 Godliman, an elderly widow, who attended the deceased, described him as a per- • Ships spokes with.-The Florentia, Nimble, from Lon- /BROW, at 12, don t o Bo m b ay , Nov.a. i, i n at. .a. S . long. 31 W. ; and evening, when he went to bed, he appeared weak and exhaustid. EASEHOLDquantity of blood on the fl oor. The deceased was not in bed, and. the Abberton, Percival, from London to Bombay, Jan . 5, On entering his room, the following morning, she discovered a 4 rent of 101/. per on of the Leases, 1825, in lat. 43 N. long. 12 W. on one of the men entering the barn, he thought he saw something sitting in a corner ; on approaching the spot he found it was hie M 4' be consider a bl y SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. master, who had hung himself, The deceased had, it appears —mdee..- ith coach-house, cut hi s t h roat , b ut not h av i ng d one i t e ff ec t ua ll y , fi e afterwards eraedens_ lawn. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Jaw. 18. PRINTED CIPHERING BOOKS. This day are published , the following Printed Ciphering Books for the use of Schools and Private Tuition, PINNOCK'S CIPHERING BOOK, No. I. contain- Wig Bu y Exercises in the Five Fundamental Rules of Arith.. metic. Price Is. PINNOCK'S CIPHERING BOOK, No. 2. containing fur. ther Exercises on the Principal Rules, both Simple and Compound. Price 3s. haltbound. 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COWES, Jair. 18.—Arrived the John Bull, Graves, from Ha vannah, in 43 days. The Switisure, Tilly, for Havannah, has put back. This vessel goes out on account of the Mining Com panies. PORTSMOUTH, JAW. IR.—Arrived the Lively, Goway, from St. Michael's, ar,d sailed for London. DEAL, Jax.lB. Last night and most of to-day it blew a heavy gale from S.S.W. to S.W. The David, Lyon, and Rosalind lost two anchors and cables, and proceeded for Ramsgate. Besides several brigs and small vessels, the lion. Company's ships, Re , pulse and Hythe, ride all well—the latter with two anchors down. This afternoon the weather is more moderate—wind about S.W. by W. The Atlas, from India, drove considerably; the Henry, Fen wick, lost an anchor ; the Amity, Gray, has two anchors a-head ; the Camden, Rillinghurst, for Antigua, has put back, and gone through for Margate ; the Speculation, arrived this morning from Faro, lost two anchors and cables, and went Per Ramsgate Harbour. Mutts:B29D, Jaw. 18.—Arrived the Bridport, —, from Waterford ; Amity, Mills, from ditto ; Hope, —, from ditto ; Assiduous, —, from ditto ; Unity, —, from Limerick ; Brunswick, from Cork ; George the Fourth, —, from Dublin ; Sons of Commerce, Gibbs, from ditto ; Waterloo, —, from ditto. It has blown • severe gale all day at 5.9. W. LtvEtroos., JAN. 17.—Arrived the Elizabeth, Black, from Honduras—sailed 29th November ; the Fame, Cook, from Bar. bice ; the New Jersey, Whitnall, from Philadelphia ; the Promise, Findlater, and the Bachelor, Douglas, from St Andrew's, New Brunswick ; the Enterprise. Stephens, froin Pictou ; the Minerva, Sloane, from St. Mary's, N.S. ; and the Britannia, Barclay, from Messina. --..- 1100 ADORE, NOV. 23.—A vessel was wrecked on the 23d or 24th instant, on the coast near Waladia ; four of the crew reported to be drowned ; the remainder, ten in number, were saved, and the greater part of the cargo, consisting of pipes of wine. The Union, Murray, from Archangel to Madeira, put into Rothe 12th October, with damage and leaky, having been on shore, and must discharge. The Ceres, Blanchard, from St. Übes to Portland (America), struck on Alden Rock 13th ult. and sunk—crew saved. The Caroline, Harris, of London, has been condemned and sold at Singapore. The Wilhelmina, Miller, from Ilavanna to Bremen, was on shore at the entrance of the Weser 12th inst., with loss of rudder and anchors and sables. The Salmon Rivet, —, from London, had arrived at Batavia, and was under seizure by the Government. TORT OLA, Dgc.l4.—The United States gun-boat Beetle came in yesterday from a cruise, and sailed again this morning in quest of a pirate said to be hovering round these islands. The Apollo, Wrigglesworth, from Kid for Grimsby ,• Minerva, Hagberg, from Stettin ; and Centurion, tiVllls, for hu ll, put into Gottenburgh 26th and 28th ult. • all with damage. The Ann, Cortes, arrived in the River, sailed from Swine (Nor way) on the 10th instant, and left the following vessels there, viz. : Asia, and the Barrack, of London ; Britannia, of Shields ; Bell, of Kincardine ; Economy, of Whitby ; Friends, of London ; George, and Industry, of Shields ; Mars, and the Mermaid, of Whitby • Neptunui, —, Neptune. of Whitby • Perseverance, of Peterhead ; Scipio, of London ; Triton, of Hu'll ; Triton, of I Arbroath ; Union, of Whitby ; William Hawthor, of Hull ; Wellington, of Shields. The oter harbours of Norway were full of shipping. The Eliza Ann, Remish (whaler), of London, was at Otaheite In May, with 1,100 barrels of sperm oil. The Eliza Frances (whaler), of London, was near the Friendly Islands 18th Feb. with 260 barrels of sperm oil. The Florentia, Wimble, from London to Bombay, was spoken ' with 7th November. The Socrates, Bolder. of Scarborough, was discharging her cargo at Havanna, about the 6th ult. to be hove down. The Julia, of Aberdeen, Laird, sailed from Youghall for Lon don lath November, and has not since been heard of. The Abberton, from London to Bombay, was spoken with nth instant. Th e Hebe, Wright, from Rotterdam to London, was totally wrecked on (hford beach yesterday morning—crew and small part of the cargo saved. The Jane, Jarvis, of Leith, from Petersburgh, was lost off the Naze of Norway about the 26th ult.—crew saved. MURDER AT IFINALEDO.V. Last week an attack was made by a pauper of the above work house, named Millis's, upon two others, named Fuller and Apple ton, and which has ultimately proved fatal so the farmer. It appears that the three paupers slept In the same bed on rite night of the II th instant. When bf Wise and Appleton were tn bed. and Fuller was preparing for rest, /fillies started up, said " That's all I wanted," and attacked Fuller, who cried out, end got ow, Millis, then turned round, and cut Appleton acmes f te e . Appleton attempted to wrest the weapon from Minim's ~ and in so doing his hands were mulch cut ; several per„sorts who were alarmed by the cries, came to his assistance, and Secured /fillies. In the meantime Mr. Sandford, th e surgeon , -41, called to r i tni m i the wounded man. Fuller h a d rec e i ve d a v ie Ant thrust in the groin from a knife i there was another cross i ound, but that was vary little more than skin-deep ; the larger w an d eta closed, but the unfortunate man lingered uatil Thir. no -S ny morning, and the. died. canna, surgeon who examined the be found the intestines !worsted in two pr three places. Apple( .m ' s wounds, which he rece i ve d on had the and hands, not datv i ctnia, and he is in a fair way of re v/. co A er ppleton and several other paupers were examined by the Ma gistrates respecting th:ts horrid affair. Appleton saki. that a few days before it took place Millis. threatened that if he had a knife he would stab hirm This threat he had once before made use ot. He is a man /mach subjcft to tits. On Friday an Inqtteat was held on the body of Fuller. before Mr. Jemmett, the Co one. The testimonies of Appleton, and the other paupers ialso came to his assistance, wets given, and a ver dict returned." That the deceased, William Fuller, came to his death through wounds indicted with a knife by Richard /fillies." The Magratrate has committed him for trial on the two diagirs, %ix for the wilful murder of Fuller, and for cutting and maiming Appleton, with intent to do him some bodily harm. The priawaer has been conveyed to ilomemongerdane gaol tar trial at the situ Assizes. 1