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' CEIrisAR OF:* S. LIQUEURS, EAU DE ~() ONE, &c. IllltSrOallirbm- , ;-"lfis Majesty has been pleased to approve • J1R,..,,,am., and ()FEN 2tp on MONDAY,.thirkh - By CHARLES BUTisMis'efllitaloolter-lkut, Erg.36th Regiment of FoM beariog on its colours mud apeduntmo that SATUR. • • I, tbs tuna r LONGLANDS. See. ; hooey gash Printout far John glitsweivAlibeassilegtreet. • , addisix n to . :t a ny o o t th i er badges . ordevices wli . ielt . , utay have .. hen AUCTION, • 0 ~,,ki d g-hostee, DA. 2, 1 t 1 e Reatnnut, the words, ,i yrcunees . " oil • creel. a CELLAR of o t irsi,AVEZ,Y.-A GENERAL MEETING ITI HE INFLUENCE of - INTEREST find PREM. Mof.hP4REII4-"INCH Hart ; 1141 .I'4' favourite vhstagekS • • ::' the Pyrenneet, in the months of"Juiy end Augest 1813; passage of the Nlve, in the month of lescember 1813. Odle Mrmonts and . FRIENDS of the SOCIETY for I, DIcE upon PROCREINNOS" in PARLLAMZNT, llPl N w E . Sl l,J n. te l n ,t i•din git. s o Hl de nP nntui trt 04 the gIiIIOATION and DRAMA', ABOLITION a misted and int/Masa. by !what hes been done in Mattes relstrve to Clem , LUSIOI.. &e,... . P . • 'est of Liqueurs, - co_ruisting at Ilefhlseesty ins been plcuscel to apprornot the 70th Rol . .. li my t hotsgbaut the &heir Dandlthere. will he had et I. Education, Rcei g ion ;IL The p oor ; 111, The Can L awn; Curacao, No n,' .I ' • -,Rotafilt tie Grenoble,"&c- alt# •of Foot dtsc,.ntu , :ti:tig the Appellation of the ~, Glesgow 10 no, pos s Ball. Om& Qeeen'hireek UhC 6lll.s •lnn-fletas. en IV. Joint Stock Campania • V. The Bank of England ; VI; lift, b°llll6f ant de • Regiment," and of ire being pertained to femme its lathe •"•"--me,DAr.tbehenti imam, at Ele ve n 0 1 Cloek, for the purpose of Banking Companies': VII. faxes. . „ Maybe tamed at th ' Sale. and catalogues bad two days of theletdi. or •.• Surrey " Iteghtent of foot. .1. -- ,,i Parliament for the Abolition of Celestial Shivery. Printed for John-Murray, Albemarleattett. • trevious, at Mr. PliMi 73, Bond-street. His Majesty has also been gleamed to approve of the 951 °- " RIC lIA RD MATTHEWS, Secretary. 1101.18EtIbLD Fe , PORCELAIN. PIER AND gintent bciug styled the 95th or " Derbyshire " Resta' ise Choir will be taken at Twelve o'clock precisely. Tins day, tivo. 71. , • ----- ESSAYS on some o the PECULIARITIES o f tjos ILIIIIMNEY 013 a. DIPS, I.II.ISTRIBs, i.e. Foot. . ..-- ------ "' - MK TRADE.• MR. PHlLLlFScatEctfully informs me public, • • CHRISTIAN REIIIGION. - "1. g numerous and respectable MEETING of the By RICHARD WRATELY. an. that on MON AY V. at one, he shall SUBMIT . MILITA RY - PRO3IOTIONS. ti, RIBBON 31A NU FACT UR E RS, and others connected Principal of St. Alban's Hall, Oxford, and late Felloif of Oriel %TIT CTION, et lie t , 73. New Bond street, an as- 1 . -.--- . to t gLg TRADE, in this City and oelibbourbood, held College. orrunnit of 110 USE D.rUaNITURE.,_ large tea and j -•- . • War 0 Dec. 2, 1825. ti l.g e se's Need Ins, on Wednesday, the 30th Nov. 1825, Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. chimney glasses, cut glass and lamps, dining, card, library, 6th Re gi ment of Dragoon Guards - Corset James Itichanhun it'" VOA ItliNg ADAMS, 'Esq. In the Chair, Edited by the rime Author, a Second Edition, -fivo. of Archbishop sofa, and Other tables, liesproosd and mahogany, suites of chef , ir, to IffLteutenant, by porde. , vice Harvey, proninted ; 0 H th fled to be Co by purchase , ' H Cornet, vice ay ~... ri ming Resolutioos were unanimously *gond so:- King's Sambas. loor.poet cad field bedstMels end hangingr of &adz and dimity, ea cote, h. 1 16 0 ,,,,j_ Thar we have read, with the deepest regret, a Letter ~ and excellent bedding, a variety of carpets, useful and ornamental deed Dec. 3, 1826.. • ir lords Commies o ' i ners of the Board of Trade (dated the A i l' ILBURNE'S ORIENTAL COMM,ERCE, 11.'164. chins, and miscellaneous dregs the mildly of a Gentleman, re- 6th. Regbgent of .Dragoons--Troap Sergeant-Major G. Did dlef 14° S I A m a b i erl e rejecting the prayer of a petition presented to .1.V.1L Dr. oluamsrs GENERA], EAST INDIA mond fr om Ms re reddens , olooollller•Plaee• be Quartermaster. s ice Kerr; deceased - dated 24th Nov.l ere Manufacturers of this City, on the 10th day GUIDE. 18 s. May be viewed two dam Awarding the Sale, and catalogues then . 19th Regimen of FOOl-Ensle A.O Illoorhend to beLiett W ist M utsur t, !clan/VC 10 the Introduction of Foreign Wrought CAPTAIN HOUGH on COURTS-MARTIAL, IL Gt, had, at the Auction Alartii - nitell 73, New Bond-street- by purchase, vice Berkeley, ,taunted ;G. Willtalisen; it te Dr. AiNSLIE on CHOLERA MONISM, Ss, id., ANINENIT An . ODERN PICTURES. be Ensign, the petreirma, ,11/110•Algortieedx-hnth dated 31 L.,,1r01-That recent information has further convinced this HAY TER on PERSPECTIVE, Fourth Edition, Ma ' a. PHILLIPS • fullyirotitles.tbei ao&ATUR- 211th Itto---.To be Llenteunte--Lieut. C. F. Sweeny. 6, r- Bryr 000 the proposed , measure of legalising the sae of Fa. ' Kbigshery, Przhery; sadAilecf,"Lordeshall-aerpet. • - • pAY. 17th ' 'BEIBMIT Ist an Not, vice Sesill.-promotett---Asted Zisi Nev. 11121/ t ..,..,••-- * Nag ai Silks in this country would, if carried into effect, r wam pobiabed, uniform with Dr. Bader% Ascent Atlas, peso ' ALlGglopr a t bi s , G - .. 1 1* *,„_ e h al-atteet, a small J. J. Pouaden, from half pay eld Foot, vice &mart, apps , ~...1 and unjust ;as the taxes austaised by this country, 10s. fid. • eourCTION of Season; PICTURES, hy Masters of the the 62,1 I - out-dated-24th Nov, 182'5. 1• 40 a c t h price of the necessaries of life, render sascesaful Oh& !n il. I M APS and PLANS illustrative or HEIRODOTTIS, Billion, Dutch, Flemish, French, and FragliskSesools, the property 26th Ditto.-Lieut. A. Macdonald, from half-pay 22,1 Foot oz :ritit foreign manu fact u r ers entirely hopeless. That every possible exertion should ha ands y Ile ea. eke* Wised treat D'Anville, Remelt, Anacharsis, and of a Gentleman, removed from his residence, Gloucester-place. L h ieutenanvice G.Sinclair.who exchalsges-dsted Nov. 2 , May be viewed two days preceding lite Sale; and catalogues then 34th Ditto-Lieut.Upton, from the holhpsy, to la stied, to inri- 1 4 ' 141 ' 117 If Ilia ' thrilateng Pill ' 14 the muter. ' MAPS and PLANS illustrative of THCCYDIDES. bad, at the Auction Mart, ankit 73, New Bond-street. tenant. vice C. I. Tinting, who exchanges, receiving thu ~,,k o r e ginggileeress to those they employ. MAPS and PLANS illustrative of LIVY will be published in tote --deted Nov. 24, 1825- "" " That Mr. Adams, Mr. Cope, and Mr. M be lOW - Sherry, ap.. January. - LIBRARY OF BOOKS AND BOOKS OF PRINTS, 39:h Ditto-Dospital-Assistant R. Martin Davies, 81. D ..... s r Committee to confer with the Board of Trade, or take LOOSE PRINTS, AND DRAWINGS, &c. &c. r' --- I deem the above p age measures as hey may necessary to carry VI R. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the nobility Assistant-Surgeon-dated Nov. 24. 11125. 46th Ditto--To be Lieutenents--Lieut. G. Tarwell, from th soistises into effect . PALEY'S NATURAL THEOLOGY ILIUSTRATT.D. lei and gentry. that on MONDAY, 19th instant, and follow. pay. vice Aladigan, appointed Quartermaster-dated hi I m pel-Theta nulrerlOtion be immediately entered into to Dedicated, by permission, to the Honourabl e sod Right Rev. the ing Day, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Hoorus, .11135 ; Ensign F:lllgram, by purchase, vi H. Stuart, pc l ess du eecessary espenses, and *starer, individual connected Lord Bishop of Durham, 73. New Bond.street, an extensive and valuable LIBRA RV of -dated Dec. 3, 1823. To be.Entign. b ye ypurchase- : las -DS& Trate be reqaested to subscribe. pALEY'S NATURAL THEOLOGY, illustrated by BOOKS and Books of Prints, and a small collection of Prints and Ingram-dated Nee. 3. 111.5. o uarto Gent. vice I a • . T be Q Ilea:red-rTbat C. Adams., Esq. be appointed Treaeurer. a scrim of coloured Plates and explanatory Notes. Drawings, in portfolios, and framed and glazed, miniatures and _Lieut. J. 31adigan, vire•W. Hotfoot, who retires upou Ilaelred-Tet the thanks of this Meeting be given to Mt. By JAMES PAXTON, bronzes, marbles, and miscellaneous objects of taste and vertu, the pay-dated Nov. 24, 1825. Tn be Psymaster-Payine *info his liberal conduct in this important business, and for Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London. property of a Gentleman, removed from his residence, Gloucester- Grant, from the ash Foot, vice Anderson, who cache ssolsable communication to the present Meeting. In announcing this work to the public, it may be observed, that place. date:l Nov. 24, 1625. n r . Adams having left the Chair, which ems taken by Mt. Cope, it has originated front the dif fi culty of understanding the argument, Stay be viewed three days preceding the Sale, and catalogues 59th Ditto-Capt. H. D. Courtarne, from the hak-pay. to I hes rtiolved-That the thanks of this Meeting be . given to when applied to the mechanism in the structure of natural objects, had at the Auction M ar t , and at 73, New Bond-street. lain. vice J. Doran. who eteliiuinen-.-datell Net 941 i B•2r. ~..... .... hi. :ottlirinns and able. rnnelnet in th• Chair ~ . • .. . . kirteit. M~ I~~~+ - ~ `... ' ..1 ' 'l77' • --. - 7., '- ' • -. ''•.' • .. . •:' J!: q 41) V a 0401 ; ;MO int ;1 , Price. 7d. - -1- L. , - . _ _.: " . - 't‘ Hotel. Newilr..iiicat.tresit..ll4iliciteay, Mr. findecktaoa, Neval ' upon-Trent; and Mews. ilia aidllisrlle2, Nell gctalrell'eavit• .Jollx..fimviiwg. Anschatraptna, tailor. tlealer orteispnoslit. Dec. 17. 23. arid Jan. 14..0s bil o y t , at the Crptn Ind.-Southway. ton. Solicitors, Mr. 11/aat. hannston i and- Maws. Malts end Jonsa..rstin-street, Aato ..raw. tiElloftelg JOlitiaCiN and litser Haxiiiin Jonitidx- Nfor np.ndrat;ett, enplice.plate.printewt. &Oen and chapmen, Dcc.... 19. sod Jan. J 4, at nne at tad Auturnee Tavern, Bristol.. Solt. : tataltlsllMfic. enurAition sod :fiewitt, A read.street, Cheapahre a ind Air. ll e y wpm', firistol. W TM. Fagnu, Ovoid-street. atatellfle, plumber. dealer and chap. 1 . 1 .4 44 De ... 111, 1Z... fig! .la 4. 'l4 : st twelve, at the Bitnkrum.' .o approve of the apvetntments, ip apay have herooforr 'yretinee.s ' of the Regiment in •at /813 01111 ui . Itegiment {lug,* Lowlana iu fotmer dK 93Lii Regiatont Itiehardson flay. promoted; fi. A. !I. Hay—boat • . Dickson tP Nov. 1821 •Lieutenas‘ Otiot. to :9 Jd Dt. tient the Lieut. appouned to oat, to be 24,1825. be Lieu ' differ- D. to be the half- Nov. 24, .c, promoted e—J. Darien, tartermastex upon half •Psymaster J. exchange►— Aleeting a given Mr. Adams, far bia judicious and able conduct in the Chair. Conti!. Dia I. _ -Capt. be Cap tain, vice J. Doran, who exchinges--clated Now 94, 1825. 62d Ditto—Lieut. J. 11. Anatruther, Iron, the half-pay, to he Lieutenant, vice John Mansell, who exchanges, receiving the difference-dated Nov. 10, 1825. 64th Ditto—Ensign T. Kenyon to be Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Mair, promoted in the 99th Foot—dated Nov. 24. 1825. . • 72d Ditto—Lieut. T. 4. Blai r to be Capt a in, by purchase, pa Hall—dated Nov. 19, 1825. 74th Ditto—C. Purcell, Oent. in be Ensign, by porch:lse. view. Brown, appointed to the Cape(orps of Cavalry—dated Nov.lo, 1825. 89th Ditto—Paymaster J. J. Apdcraon, from the 46:11 Font. to b' Paymaster, vice Grant, who exchanges—dated Nov. 24, 1825. 92d Ditto—Ensign AL. D. Morrison, from the half-pay, to be En sign, vice A. Shaw, who exchanges—dated Nov. 24, 1835. • 94th Ditto—Ensign 7. W. Randolph to. be Lieutenant, by put ' chase, vice Gilliess, appointed to the 6th Dragoons; and Gen tleman Cadet H. Bathurst, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Randolph—both dated Nor. 17, 11125. Royal African Colonial Corps—E. Miller, Gent.. to be Ensign, vice Hartley, deceased ; Aosistant•Surgeon W. Ferguson," to he Surgeon, vie:" Stewart, promoted ; and Hospital Assistant J. (Willi, M.D. to he Assistant-Surgeon, vice Fergusson—all• dated N0v.24, 1825. BREVET. J. F. Fulton, Esq., late Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel and eajor of the 921 Foot, to have the local rank of Lieutenant-Colooelon and th . oic instances of contrivance which demonstrate a creative power. The physical !arguments in Natural History relate to many ob jects which indeed - may be generally subjected to our senses, but (to instance only anatomy) it is probable that they have never been seen by the generality of the readers. Those organs destined to mechanical functions—the bones of man—thelmu scles—com partitive PICTURES AND BOOKS. }if Mr. H. WILSON, On the Premises, No. 53, Charlotte-street, Portland-place, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, ASmall but valuable COLLECTION of CABINET PICTURES, the genuine property of a Gentleman retiring into the country, amongst which will be found some tine Specimens by the following blasters. viz. : Ruben& Breughell Linglebacli S. Rosa Vandevelde the elder Evenlingen Sebastian Bourden Van &open De Lout herbourg and others of equal merit. Also a LIBRARY of BOOKS, comprising English and French Encyelopcedice. Gentleman's European and Monthly Magazines. the Works of Gibbon, Shakspeare, and numerous.other standard publications, in all about 600 volumes. May be viewed, add catalogues had on the premises ; and of Mr. Henry Wilson, 105, Hatton-garden. A Convenient FAMILY HOUSE, in good repair, to LET nn LEASE, situate in Cross-street, containing five Woos. drawing•room, two parlours, large kitchens, cellars, &c. A Wig die Furniture may be taken by valuation, if re9uired. 'rube viewed with cards, which may be had, with particulars, of D S. Baker, Upholsterer. Appraiser, &c. Islington• 1 1 1- DIANOFORTES and PEDAL HARPS, Ross& r o a, e q ual to new.—A Cabinet Pianoforte fo: 3C ~.0, Ca G u ineas ; a beautilul inlaid Cabinet, in Rome= iemo , shop-price. 83 Guineas; capital Square Pianoforte, 23 wrest pewAtsuble.action Harp, 1201. for 80 Guineas ; single. is. Gainers, cost 7r• Carioca.. Late the property of Ladies. At J. WA TLEN'S, 13, Leicester-place. No. 1. STRAND, %UT DOOR TO NORTH U3IBERLAND HOUSE. SWIFT' and CO. respectfully inform the Public that taeir New ()glee. No. 1, strand, is opened fn consequence of tie wimp:errs now going on in that part of the Town, which .iinoirethera to quit their old Office, N 0.12, Charing Crowe, rr sbort time. t:krts and shares for the FOUR Grand Prizes of 30.0001. and sac Capitals, all to be drawn in One Gay, TO.MORROW. are et tuft it No. I, Strand, arid at SWIFT and CO.'S Old Offices, Yx 11, Poultry, and 31, Aldgate Hiih-street ; also, for the pre lot. it Charing-eras, as usual. Cssitsis in In intinense amount have been Sold by SWIFT and C.l.patieularly No. 1.0013. a Prise of 20.080/. drawn the 18th disn RA'S; also. 7.804, a Prise of 28.000/. besides Twelve whelipitels, within a Fes' Months. ?O.; anatomy—relations and compensations even of insects and plants— all admit of graphic representation. The plates which will be given in the work are all accurately represented from original designs obtained from the most authentic sources, and have been submitted to the critical examination of the most competent judge,. It i. therefore presumed that these illustrations will bring vividly to the imagination the objects which, with peculiar felicity of argu ment and with correct judgment, Dr. Paley has selected as the moat convincing manifestation of the agency of the divine Author of nature; and will render the text perfectly intelligible to the general reader. Subscribers' Names are :received at Mr. Highly's, and Mr. Under -11/0011'6. Fleet-atreet, where Specimen, may be seen. The Work will be completed in six Parts, containing 36 coloured Plates. Part I. will be published on the Ist of January. The Plates will be sold separately. Oxford : Printed for J. Vincent. From the very liberal subscription already received, the Publisher Is induced to continue the price until the publication of the First Part ,when it will be raised. _ HANOVERIAN AND SAXON SCENERY. TURKEY CARPETS. TO be SOLD, a great Bargain, a very large TURKEY CARPET, 28 feat long by rd feet 6 inches wide, warranted perfectly sound ; a variety of other sizes, 10 per cent. under the usual prices ; also several thousand yards of the best Brussels Car peting, from sa. 9d. to 6s. 6d. per yard ; single pieces and short lengths from 4s. 10d. to In. fid. To be seen at the Piccadilly Carpet Warehouse, No. 160, two doors West tram St. Jamcs's.stree4 , 1' . . . the Continent of Europe only—dated Nov. 24, 1926. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon A. Stewart, front the Royal African Colonial Corps, to be Surgeon to the Forces, vice Barry, promoted; and Hospital Mate J. C. Harker to be Asalstant-Surgeon to the Forces, vice deceased—both dated N0v.24, 1826. To be lipspital.Asaistants to the Forces--. 1. Thomson, Gent., vice Morgats, appointed to the 65th Foot; M. J. Bramley, vice Smith, appointed to the9Bth Foot; and M. Hardin, (lent.. vice O'Brien, appointed to the 28th Foot—all dated Nov. 24, 1826. ITNATTACHEb. To be Captains of Infantry, by porchase—Lientenanta C. B. Berkeley, from the 91st Foot; C. Hayford, trom the 34th Font ; .1. S. Doyle, from the 11th Foot; 11. Stuart, from the 48th Foot; J. W. Harvey, from the 8111 Dragoon Giants; and R. Willingmn, from the 23th Foot—all dated Dec. 3, 1826. To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by Purchase—Ensign P. begh, from the 46th Foot; Ensign R. F. I'oore, from the 19th Foot ; and Second Lieutenant O. Mason, from the 6011 Foot--all dated Dec. 3, 1825. Dedicated by permission to the King's Most Excellent Majesty. On the 15th of December will be published, Part I, of A SERIES of SIXTY VIEWS of HANOVERIAN .11 and SAXON SCENERY, engraved on Capper by the mast eminent Artists. from Drawings By Captain BATTY. of the Grenadier Guards, F.R.S. The work will be further embellished with Sixty Vignette Views, beautifully engraved on Wood, by Bonner. Imperial Ovo, 123. Gd. ; royal 4to, proofs, iga. t royal 4to, India proofs, IL his. 6d. ; imperial 4to, proofs and etchings, 21. 2s. London : Hobert Jennings, 2, Poultry. The punisher flatters himself that the style of execution in which the work on the Scenery of the Rhine, Belgium, and Hol land has been carried on, is a sufficient guarantee that his utmost en. deavoun will he employed to render the new work on Hanoverian and Saxon Scenery every way worthy of the illustrious auspices under which it is to appear. MORROW. HAZ IRD sod Co. EMIR 130,8110, TO.IIOIROW Lards by Age of Paillwat Dearly at rot NAVARD and Co. row or 23.0901. 6i1611601. in last Tee Months, and A 1,14 the 38.11001. rasa. battery. INd FAehar.ge, 28. Cornhill, a4.ozfu:il.stret, and by Agents VJI principel County Towne. 1t)-1IOMHMt', OF NA*. ! LID LOTTERIES EXPIRE AT THE END OF THESE _ _ DMA WI MM. DISH having been eminently Yueeessful in distributing Prim at Thir y Thousand' Pounds. he feels • confident Swam Fortune will Arnow even more than her usual kindness in tne present which he rripeettully recommends 19 • i Ait farad. , the Public ; for, in addition to the popular ::‘,l law batteries, it abounds with those favourite Capitals, Lug FotTR (RAND PRIZES OF £ MUM* 30.19110 £30.3.1) £30,0041 &a. Act. exceeding IiCNDRED AND FIFTY-EIGHT THOUSAND POLY ND$. ALI, IN ONR DAY. TO-11ORROW. trw DECEMBER. Takes and Mores are felling.* High's Offices, No. 4, Corabill INl,Lbarlog.eroar„ London: where be 'old In one Lettere. MI the 3 of .£30.000 In somber, "2 on. of 1 of £341.1 0 1k1 Also the Ftnt rtrmwto ever drawn Ard the Last 1:30.0110 vier drawn And to the very last Drawing, 18th of October, / LASE IIII}THREE PRIZES OF X 20,000 11.011 Aid Fire other Capita:a, were Sold by BNB. CHRISTMAS PRIOIENTS. ASTRONOMY FAIIII.IARISED FOR YOUNG PE R.4INS. - - • nt yohlirhd. fi 1.11 op in an elegant box. price If. Its. plain, or IL Int bwroatildly coloured. a New Editioes, considerably en- 31IRROR • or, a View of the Heavens, On a plan Perfectly or;gmaL en'.oteil by A LADY. Tv seri D T,:irty-two large Canis. on which are line r, ICa the I'ong , -11a•urt. visible in °Mt Drirsin. Each (wn- ilmoinn indrawn with the firms ascribed to it he the Ancients; X.:4 are perforated. according to their relative magnitudes, • " , n - ,n:t. when h e ld tip to the light. their natura l appear ;Z' ' • tl•avena. The Cards are accompanied with a familiar Agronomy. written expressly for this purpose by J. std‘hustrasod with flares. "Atm.tt throne? lagesious and besutifal inventions to promote 41 '"tit e' Wince, and miler it as delightful as it is valuable. *her n r.,r 'ern anything to surpass this admirable production." "", I " . _ I; tret.e. 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Five feet Mahogany Bedatead, four-post 4 10 0 Tent ditto - - . 1 6 0 Bordered Mattress to fit 1 I 0 Mahogany Drawer"' with solid ends - 3 5 0 Eight Mahogar y Chairs - 6 10 0 Mahogany Pembroke Tnble - - 2 0 0 Feather Bed, free from dust end smell, from 122 12 0 to 3 A 0 _ . Drawing-room Sofa, from £5 6 0 to 7 7 0 Ditto Bedstead - . - 3 8 0 Mahogany Hcese.Hair Sofa . - 010 0 upwards A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing Rooms, at nearly Half Price. The Trade will find it worth their attention. !louses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in • few hnurs.—Goods packed free of expense except the MR: ting. Old Furniture taken in Exchange; A ppraisemen ts in Town and Country; and Estates valued. COSMITTEE. • T. Corder I J. Wilson j J . CArter T. Rimier I J. Caen W. Waghorn. TRURNEI.I.B. Agent. J. ASI.RIt tieoretory. No. 30, STRAND. DETER FROST, OR . TRE POLAR LINGUIST. 1„ To draw a lobg bow is a Matinee' glory, That is, to narrate a most marvellous story. A jolly Jack Tar, who all dangers had ahar'd Wi:h brave Captain Parry, a Fact thus declar'd : " ice-bound during winter, and little to do, We polieh'd our Boots, and went forth to purses Amusement on shore ; but the frost so intense, Induced us to build a snug hat for defence s Now mind m•,—not long, were we hous'd when we found That all our jaw-tackle had run fast aground. Our words were all froze in the air !—'tis no joke. And rot a voice heard, although ev'ry man spoke. `Twits strange. but not knowing what then was thematic?, We thought Polar mix:anis set spell on our clatter, So hasten'd on board. Well, six months after that The very same hut in, some Esquimau: sat. On shore as we strain!, and a thaw just began, IVlten forth, talking English, they presently ran ! ` You'vebeen to the Strand,' they'said, judgment not laeking, Your Boots are illumin'd by Warren's Jet Blacking.' These morale by the natives were often repeated.— When entering the but our amaze was completed. For, thawed into utterance we heard the full flow Of sentences spoken there Rik months ago ! We breaded not a syllable, tongue-tied with awe, A lesrn'd Polar Linguist to find in the thaw, And oft in the oir while the voices were clerking, The dissolving wordsipronoune'd • Warren's Jct Blacking.'" The Esquimauz caught thus our language, and may Repeat •' Warren's Blacking," to Tiale's latest day, When some future Parry will guess, from the whole, That Warren was known from the South to North Pole! This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKINO, pre-iared by ROBERT WAR BEN, 30, Strand, London; and sold in mg Town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in bottles. dd. 10d. 12d. and hid. each. Also Paste Blacking, in Pots, Rd. 12d. and IN. ends. A Shilling Pc: of Paste is equal to Four Is. Bottles of liquid. ATV.MtIItANDA. The under-mentioned Officers have been allowed to dispose of •heir half. pay : Lieutenant 11•'. Walker, half-pay 111th Light Dragoons; Captain F. 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The King hen been pleased in present the Reverend William Findlay to the church and .ish of King Edward. in the Pre...by--tf the parift” tery oeTurriff and Shire of Aberdeen, vacant by the death of Reverend Robert Duff. The King has also been pleased to present the Reverend Alex ander .Alaclyer to the church and parish of Skate, in the Presby tery and Isle of Sky, vacant by the transportation of the Reverend John Mackinnon to the church and parish of Strath. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Left at the Bankrupt Office, under Act 6. °co. 4th, cap. 13. sec. 6. Joust' STANSFINLD, Hanroyd, Halifax, Yorkshire, Prosaism blue-manufacturer. (Filed Dee.l.) BANKRUPTS. ROBERT BENNETT, jun., Dokintield, Chester ' scrivener, dealer and Chapman , to surrender. Dec. 15. 20, and Jan. 14, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn, King-itrect, Manchester. Soli citors, Mr. Smith, Manchester ; and Mr. Copes, Holborn-court, (try's THoMAs 110 PT. Ducey-Lever, Lancaster. merchant, desire cod e'iapman, Dec. 19, 17, sea Jan. 14, at tine. at White's lintel, King-street, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Rymer and Maria, Muraden-atrert ; Mr. Unwin, Beet Mosley-street, Manchester; and Mr. Norris. John -street, Bcdrord-row. JOSEPH ONAHAN. junior, Brigham, Cumber/and, innkeeper, rimier and Chapman, Dee. 22. 29, and Jan. 14, a% eleven, at the Globe Inn, Cockerniondt, Cumberland. Solicitors, Mr. Fisher, Watling-street, Cheapside ; and Messrs. Fisher and Bun, Cocker mouth. __ JOX AS Dual:macs, Macclesfield silk.marufuctnrer, denier and chaprhao, Ike. 10. at nine, IS, and Jan. le, at tee, at the Bank rupts Court. Solicitors, Meaux. Ben and liroderick. Bow Church yard ; and Means. tirttnsditch and Dora, aeclesfiekh Ixsz CONLIN and 'faros's, BURT, Buekletabury, weatherise. men, dealers and chapmen, Dac. 6, at one, 17, at twelve, and Jan. 14, at ore, et the Banhrttpts' Court. Solicitors, 3letars. Burrs and Nield, Kinpatrect, theapside. RICUARD COOPET. Gloucester, pacer, dealer and chaprnan, Dec. 21, 22, and Jan. 14, at eleven, at the George. Coffee-house. Gloucester. Solicitors, Mr. &Beckett, Golden-square; and Mr. Matthews, Gloucester. SAMUEL suTHEHY. Weillngton.pHee:. Strand, auctioneer, dealer end chapmen, Dec. 10, 17, and Jan. 14, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Bind and Johnson, King's Bench-walk, Temple. JoHN BUCKLEY, Manchester, cotton twist and cotton-manu facturer, dealer and chapman, Dec. 19, 20. at two, end Jan. 14, at four, of White's Hotel, Kirg.etreet, klanclieste-. Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, King's Bench-walk, Temple ; and Mr. Booth, Manchester, _ Jostw Vial', Quadrant, Regent.street, engravrr, dealer and chap-ran. Dec. A, 17. at ten, and Jan. 14, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors. Mews. S:irel and Son, Berkeley-square. Ttromaa and IsaAc PHILLIP', Feachureh-street, boot and shoe makers., dealers and ellapincn Dee. 10, It twelve. 24, at eleven, and Jan. 14, at twelve, at the'llankrupte Court. Solicit ors. Menne. Nind and t'otterill, Throgiuorten-street. Sir Wrr.r.lAM ELFOED, Bart. infix TINOCOREE and Jove* WERE CLAREI , .. Plymouth, banker, litalcr aid chapinen, 22,23, and Jan. 14, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Plymouth So. lietors, Air. Church, Octal James-street, Bedford-row ; Mr. 'rink; Deronnort. DAVID 1110112113. FiIANCIP ROEINSOII,IIII43 EnwaßD sox, I.irerpeol, turpentine-distillers, dealers and chapmen, Dec. 20, 21, and Jan. 14, at rine., at the George Inn, Liverpool. Soh. citors, Merin's-101in and George Crump. Liverpool; and Messrs. Battye, Fisher, and Suillow, Chancery-lane. THOMAS SWAIN, South IktllinghArn, Nottingham, miler, dealer at;d chaitamto, Dec. 13,14, and Jan. 14, at eleven, at the Ileread-atreet. irluenbee. dealer and chap. ntesti Dec. 17. awd Jam le, ... twelve, at the Benkrums' Cow- els% Baddeley, bemas-sireet, (;oodman's-fiel4s. ("realities DOWDING, Stsprey.eatiseway, -trooper. Dem jj7 et vine, s 27. and Jan. 14. at.ten, at the Benkruptstcourt.. 801.1eres leeitre. Overeat asdi Coombe, Tokoshouse-yard. - Arsm.rnai FEES, A tiOreat Survey-street. Bisckfriars-road, meichent, ucaler and chairman, Dec. 10, 17. and Jen. 14, at ten, at t h e Benkrupts' Caurt, Solicitors, Messrs. Jay and Bylm, Greets Ina-place: ••• • • , „ • Art Mt; •St STEW ART. Pall-mall. commercial agent . ReRIET WWI Chapman, Dec. 13, In, and Jan. •14,• at twrlve, ar the Fankruple Court. Solicitors. Mr. Knight, Kensington ; and Mr. Pott4, Dean-street,'Solio. . . • WILLIAM 041 Y I, I lamtlum.place. Bsttle. bridge, builder, dealer and Limed:in, Dee... 0, at eleven, 17, and• Jan. 44, at wales, at the Bankrupts',Cottrt. &Botter, Messrs. Girls and As4met. Sambrook -court, Basineetmg-street; ,', • • 'DIVIDENDS: Jane Berrew, Allensinore„ DerefoMehies. farnia,rhe. 24, et tin. at theGrionikagon lns, Hereilted— Het tan. And Jonacmia. Jackets'', Den: Poniton Witt TearnCiad, Lancashire, imeet,boilae. Dec it two, at the Nag's Heed Lin: ITairingten--Freacie Beesley, Bedwardine, IVorcestenshire; glove.menufseturer,Dec. 26. at twelve , at the Hop-pole Inn, Worcestef:-. :glen Butler. 4CA-street, merchant. Dec. 26, at ten, at the wfiite Dear Inn. Manchester—Thomas Freeman, and Hugh Henry Jones, Worceiter. tallow-chandlers, Dec. 26. at twelve, at the Hop-pole Inn, IWor enter—W. Shepherd, Sloane-terrace- plumber, Dec. 10, at two, as she Bankrupts' Court—Frederick Dixon and Edward FildiOr. Greenwich, linen-drapers, Dec. 24, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—James Gamin, South-street, Finsbury-square, petchant. • Dec. 24; at twelie, at the Bankrupt? ("nurt--John 'Devison. Latter-tans, warehouseman, Dec. 10, at eleven, at the Ranked/se Court—Willlam Oltiaeres, Lea-Grange, Leicestershire. farmer. December 27, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birtnidgitatn--. John Goodwin, Holt, Worcestershire. miller, Dec. tl4, at twelve. if the Guildhall. Worcester—John Ridgeway, itaocleslisid, tt manufacturer, Dee. 28, at ten, at the Macclesfield Ax Inn, Micclenfield—John Guth, jun. Shad Thames: Routine corn. factor, I/en...24, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—William Pres. ten, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, broker, Dec. 26. IMP•ilITIMI. at thee George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne—Chaim Pearson, (lposvenor. Place, Southwark, grocer, Dec. 13, at twelve, at the Bankrupt?' Court—Joseph Clarkson, Gracechurch-street. hatter, Dec. 10. at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—Thomas Wren. lesheuresVl silk.mereer, Jan. 3, at twelve at the Bankrupts' Coat- 7 4;4,w Golteh. Gospel End. Sta ff orlehire, nail-favor, Dec. 27,xt•rw at. the Reyel Hotel, Itirmiot bar Harreston, Weimer:et, Dee. 2t, at twelve, et the Hop-pole Inn, Worcester. CERTIFICATES—DSc. 24. ..Tulin Nichol and Peter Nichol, Combill, merchants—Thom?* Turner, Saundriclge, II ereforclahire, timber-merchant-4hp ha ven. hill Harding,Bristol, brush.maker—S.Grevea,Sbcfneld, nwrana. forturer—Charles )'uttered, Southampton', vientaller—William. IV igan,'Lancaster, builder—T..l. Peek, - Weathottrimsphree. .Chelsea. builder—Thomas Sutcliffe, I,angfiehl,Yorkshiie;cotthe. ripinrier—Effead Millin, Berkeley-equate, shoemaker—George Augustus Litigkam, Whitechapel-road, wine.ineeentintz-Painease 'Murphy. Charlotte-street, Bloomebucy.dmare, wine-merciiant-- Qeozge Caswell, jun. Borough-fen, Northatimlionehiiei rotate. merchant—John 'I homson, Cheltenham, victualler. . • P.IRTNIIRSDIPS DISSOLVED.' Peter Couper . and Williatn Hunt, Edinburgh, writers to thy signet—Samuel Unwin and Jobn nitwits, Nottirgham,ard•Riehtittl. Savidge, Shenton, Nottinghamshire, twist net machine-makers—s John „Bennett and Elizabeth Bennett, Cerne Abbas, Derletehire. linen-drapers—Henry John Merck, Floreetin Theodor Schmitt mat Henry William Stacker. Manchester, mereltants,Ro fax as wards the said Henry Wm. Stacker Samuel Alsop and lostoph Dot. ton Rentorthy, Menchestie..- sewing cotton. evenefemeeme—e Richard- elorrut. Hugh Morris, and William GlaigSym merchants, en far as regard* William Selater—PhorresWiltins,,, senior, Thomas Wilkins. junior, and Chaim - Clarke. ICattingham„ lace machine builders—Robert Newbery, Robert Icanton, e arl Matthew Clarkson, Nottingham, twist net mathine btllders .r Richard Grant Tucker and Joseph Humes, Hrend-Streithill).—Dal merchants--William Richudsoq. and Edwirt.Llur_k„...s. road, Rad Lion:agitate, hotthollgenr— Wilt Chit t.'l4llMftot Edettsor, and John Parrott. Nottingham, bobbin an& eariy" inakers--Tbomas Bodeoll and Thomas Gerratt, City-read, ture.brekers--William Sutcliffe, senior, John Sutcliffe, and WU.. ham Sutcliffe. junior, (Alden, Ileptonsuill, Halifax, cotton-mus. nufacturen—Thomas Ring and Benjamin Freya, Featherstote. street, letter-founders--James Yates and William Gilbettsnn Leeds, woolataplere—John Todd, Quarry-hill, A Imondbury, ant Charles Hill, Dalin& Rirkheatoo, Yorkshire, fancy-suanutactunster —Delia Pain htamford, widow, and Edward Clayton. of the Port-. titan Arms, Edgware-mad, victualler.- C. Coombe aid:Jas. H hetet t , Ceothbac Frotoe, clothiers--lilaurice de Courey and Frederick Langley, Spring-gardens. agents—George Yates - nett Thomas' Robinson, Barchea, near Inversion, Lancashire, aullestere--Ti f ile. mart Langton, Wandsworth, William il'oolnough, Croydon, op* Hear Hoar, Dunstohl. Surrey, timber-merchatite.-Fleery Jnelder and John Youden. Bagnigge-wells-road, timber.meeeltrinto--R1.... ward Shorter and James Lowe, Charlotte-street,•Bleekfriarsleal.4 The average price of Brown or Moacovado Sags'. rwinrokset front the return% made in the week ending the 30th.day oX,Noremkr. 1825, is 404. id. per hundred weight, exclusive of th'e duties - of customs paid or payable thereon ton the Importation•thersof into , • Great Britain. Average price df Corn from tie Retinna received in iSe Talc ending NoVember ‘l6, 1G 6. Wheat. I Earley. Oats. I rt Rye. Bean , . I 111: pease: — v. d. s. I. d. a. d. a. . a. is 3 41 5 26 7 43 18 •VI 3, -.Ott 81 THE ARMY. The ht battalion of the Royale baa received orders toenail& on their arrival from the river at Cork, on board the Joseph Speke, and Jupiter, transports, for conveyance to the Vest Intl The 45th *the King's men Rordeters) Regiment of Pavia et tiered to embark et Cork, on board the Louisa. Formed*, and I n a dun Trader, transports, for conveyance to the \Vest Indies. The depot of the Sth ( Northum berland) Raginrint of Jeaniry is ordered to embark from the lale of Wight, on board the Zepli'ye transport, for Tynemouth. The depot of the 89th (South Lincolnshire) Regiment of Foot is ordered to embark on board the Zephyr transport, on hoc arrinal.ac Tynemouth, for conveyance to Chatham. Detachments of Invalids and Supernitmeraries arrived on this Ist inct. on beard the Arab transport, it Portsmouth, from Bali*, and are ordered to join the depots of their respective. cogs. Detachments belonging to the 80th and 99th Regiments of Feot Marched on Friday Item Westminster, roe Sisochester. A eetaehment belonging to , the 4Qlh Regiment of Infantry 'inarched on friday from Westminster, forCitcster. Detachments belonging to the 93d Regiment of Foot to , Witty& na Friday on board a vessel in the River, for conveyance to Paisley and Inv/niers, on the recruiting service. A detachment belonging to the 70th Regiment of Fits:l27 et barked on Friday on board a vessel to the River, for cAreyanse Ps'Rley, on the recruiting service. Detach , ients belt aging to the 17th, 33d, old Tith Regintents of Foot, entbnrkrd en stolidity on board a vessel the Rives, tae conveyance to Leith and Edinburgh. , To Persons connected with India and who desire to be .1:0111e acquainted with the occurrences in that interesting gavot of the globe, during the administration of its late Governor fie_ renal the Alsrquis of Hastings, tilt work just rinhilihea by: Mr. Prineep, on that subject, Is strongly recommended. This :cask man, from Mc situa: ion he held could not fail learning cony trans. action of importance, and he has now given to t!.i rublic his ob.. serrations thereon in so dear and enlightened a manner, as' to ren der his account one of the mutt interesting hocks that has for woo time appeared. New PUBLICATIONS.—The follorvidp. Works has beau lately published by Mr. Colburea No. a Now Barliagtonatawn. (removed from Conduit.stroct) rll-1. Reminiscences of Michael Kelly, of the Ring's Theatre, two .Shinnies octai.o.—.2. Mho Diwy of the Marquis de Dungeon. kept - foe shove, thirty mts at the Court of France, Editions 10 French and English, 2 vols. tilyo. —B. The fifth and alath volumes of the Memoirs of the Cdootess tie Genlis.-4. A second edition of Matilda, a Tale of the dip,- 6. The Diary and Correspondence of Samuel Pcpys. Esq. Secretary to the Admiralty, during, thp reigns of Charles !Pat* Jellies tr. and the intimate friend of Evelyn. Edited by Loadarsybroolte, 2 vols. 'lto —6. The Miscellaneous Writipga of John Evelyn, anchor of Sylva, die. now brat colleCted with notes, in 1 vol. dm. uhilumily with the Illeinol4.-7. A third' edition, reread. of-Tl4 maine, or the Man of Refinement, 3 vole--8. 4second edidon of Doblado'a Letters from lipaim-9. An Essay on icbsenteza. by Lodi , Morgue.-10. New edhions of the Setend'ieries of Saying); • and porno. anti of the Second Series of Highways and By-wowi. melt in :ionic ' Pillding stwl Co.'s lucky Cotner, No. 1, Cr. s lrlll, had so recently (31st Aug.) lefe.ilie konressian of two okblo,Pitea d 23.000!. Ste rli ng acid there in one day, thai,tiley bare onlg to - Lion the fact :o kindle the desire for anodicradvsmitre'ret the r 32,0101. Prizes at the head or the preeettetScharbe;.. Ml* dawn erb %).(rravr, nth December. No Scheme before ever -coma/nod to many of 30:011.1.; *situ lettettes ale re Dearly Sarthissted. the itlirrest In .them 4 segmenting; these circumstances, ii co4.inc tum with Pickling's well-known enttntordioary 'Luck, account for the throngs daily observable at die Lott(' c o stner t lio, 1, (1004111. •