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Y . M ./ ~~. 4, • . # - (7 3 /0 /- ti".7**• . • tJ. _ . • W.: • ,may - _ • (tb t rai t " •-• 6 14 1, 1 „it r_ • - i g 1 P, 4 4t-t --- . No. 7,121. - LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1825. Price 7d. mieweowwwwwwiimm i e m meweeweetemmtememesmieewemmmemiewwwimmommeL • EAST INDIA lIOt'SX, October fa, NU pßotierria it T COMPANY, No. 9. Chat- Beek. published by Sherwood, Hilbert, and Finer, Paternos- SALES BY AUCTION. trrEnrour„ TR:refiner tvnitinn. Frg Cosirt of Directors of tie United Compoopy of hatengliant, gn as h/H em L on d on , meid i eg ter-tow. m ere /emu of EagLind trading to tAr End loOliesas hereby foe the Caa4laß . Oda in oldie end Private Establishments, TO SPORTSMEN. CHELSEA. Wind 8 S.W.-11 W.—High Water 46 m. p. 5. and aloe . Media* , the following advert- DRITISII FIELD SPORTS; embracing Practical VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE. Arrived the Matilda, Moory, from Buenos Ayres; Iris, Ilea ice. .13, WINSTANLEY and SONS, her, from Faro; Swan, Morrison. from Demerara a Perseverance, gbwThatiVilibe LAMM from tn•Resolsides of Ike of birettas olgesi---IP , ethikal attendance by eminent -1.1 Instructions in Shooting, Hinting, Coursing, Racing, Fish. a the J ed, j u ly i rt, War iiiik Wart lidded P ra el l Mink illness; definite and progressive log, &c. • with Observations on the Breaking and Training of Al the Mart, on FRIDAY , the 14th inst ., at 12, by order of the Evans, from Havre; Vreesland Welvaart, l'ant lien, from Ha- to the Colleen,* n pepose7 aperiared to alletwawit hl nill 'PAW, competent superannuation at given Dogs ana HOlNeff ; sine, on the Management of Fowling-pieces Executors of Thomas Turner, E.q. deceased, !ingot; Caroline, Wallace, from Sicily ; Commerce. rellisit 0010 1011111* `law ready Periods; ' , Famed. delleolg,' d reversionary annuities, sums for and Ai other spor t in g impiernenta_B- NI es c 3 •. .. °COTT. rliffE LEASE (for nearly Fifty Years, at a ground- nonte Video; Braddock; ninon, front New Crime ; . , bs printed by the ,i 4 ii • to lb. trreSSOMI St VII Hann childres t amesielly Ilik- ria fees, &e.—Annuities (in the I llostrated with upwerdaiif 80 highly-finished encasing., own- .1. rent of Tan Guineas) of a oil commodious RESIDENCE, Kin,g, from ditto. for ir / espeneesef ellandan so an Oniver. prehending every vniety of subjem connected with lieblegions, and innate In Church:street, Chelsea, with fore-court, gitrdens, *able, Of ships, three brigs, stmulles• te pressed to his Bs. executed by me most eminent sows. I a I l arge aa j oth e geo, and coach-loose. The Howe cantata seven bed-reoms, specious Private eignale—Livingston. Resort., and Co., for the Minty, CUSTOM-HOC:tie, LOIVDO.V, Oaten s t Illen. .-----------.-------"--------4"" ' . . L a tl ture , :ill the FOR SA LE, ' dolor ef Afb adage( wi th like pneviesta the Clergymen, until rice It. Ma, Ot on royal paper, withproof im nednes of the day nursery or school-room, good din'n and drawinvempu, . Hall, from Jamaica; Smith, Forsyth, and or the Elizabeth, they shall obtain wades nal aerial situation% • P plates, Si. 3e. P t g breakfast parlour, and gentleman's dressing-room, various clesets, ( tom St- Domingo. Co . .3 and requinte domestic offices; held for a term of nearly 511 years. The Richard, Fletcher, hom Liverpool, arrived at Denman Ann In y o r der o f the lionovrohle the Commissioner, _ff his Ist isc7tuts. . JOHNSON'S SHOOTER'S gIOMPANION; complain/ a at a ground rent of 10 guineu, and let on lease to a responable gust 25. I) al jesty'sC'estowss, on MONDAY, the 17th, TUESDA V, Sir Jae. Alight 111:P. Chairman. the me. -w h neno.NDAV, the Ithh. THURSDAY, the 20th, Begeitrin Slaw, ' Depot* Cbairman. . Description of Pointers and Senn% as well as of those•Bitda wb ch are the object of pursuit ; cent, sal thereason why ace dog's tenant- . The %Varner, from Buenos Ayres, is on shore on the north D•kV the 210, and SATURDAY, the 2Sti instant, at Oils John Deacon, . FRI • .Jilibe r.A. Reelegli s., Shoe Liferre , Ron sense of smell is superior to 'e.' 'The Fowling-piece fully To be viewed with cards only. which, With printed penholders bank. A steam boat is gone to her aisismoce. may be had of Winstanlay and Sown's/amnia-row. Paideulars The Pyramus, from Jamaica , salted an the 24th of Au St, .n. 0... '1 nt in the Afternoon ineeiselY, at dm C omm Cnirchd . gele Rooms , The Hoe . 0. B. Awienett considered, particularly as , to the Oster perennials pow- also of Mean. !Sennett., Grans, Basendale. and Tatham. Illolici. in company with the Pomona, Miller, fat Glasgow. The schoon- Biacingdane, the following Dundee. , . V irbe est a . C. Rich a. n wdaso . phinott, , Esq n . .N. GOODS FOR 11031 E CONSUMPTION. Francis Kernble, Esq. propemes . . der. On the of Powder, and best method of Ors, King's Arms-yard, Ciletnan.striet ; and at the Mart. g, Constitution sailed the 2941 August, for London ;on the Slat Tobacco makinn it. Shooting ill ,mad the art of shooting flying Windy7/tramers. simplitted and clearly laid Mott. yr he Game Laws familiarly ex- foil in with A schooner, which reported to be the Grand Ms. Rum Segan John George sbe. Lefevre, Esq. F.A.S. FREEHOLD P MISES, NOtTH-EAST CORNEI OF rig , from plained, &c. Ac. By T. H. Jameson'. New Editllik consider-ItE , St. Jago de Cuba, for Belize, binfspected to be Snuff Thomas Richardson, Esq. • i 'tenni/ante Shaw, Esq. LINCOLN'S IN -FIELDS. a pirate, AS she followed us for twenty - four h , and was full timers /tidy enlarged and improved, and llbiehmed with three griiviogs Whiskey Toys rotsicimrs. by Landow. Price Vs. in heads- Mr. COX, .. of men. Site hauled off on our threatening to te into het. On Oil of Cassis and Lavender Its Whisk Brooms 'W illiam Back. MD. Bt. Thomas-street, Southwark. , re_Li t . At the Auction Mart, on a tUURSDAY NEXT. the me nut the Sith September, in lat. 30 39, long. b 7, passed an American ship Muslin and other Linen Drapery " This is a well written and well.teranged production. china ' John Mason Good, M..D. n.acifitot „ - • at ne_preeisely. standing to the north-westward, with M C marked In her fbreto peals, anti other Wood Shawls James A. God.% ILD. Finsbury .:, c sta. , Mr". at FREEHOLD HOUSES, Nos. 30 and 31, sail. On the lOth Sept. experienced a heavy gale e wind from the p. Goods Lace George H. Roe, M.D: Puliaesentament.3 'I , • ,''. in • The SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITORY, comprising 11 Mies ..11L Igolbons-seer ; le t on la me f or 30 yew s to —, Goa, E+ southward, t ca. nb i lh a at m idnight increased to ace. and nearl y a st l e ete t h a i l l e n t i f t ee lli k e : , = it Gold Scuff Boma and other Jewellery minows. Herbert Mayo, Esq. Berwiek-street, Sobs. Iftt ea ,• ',. . of bighly-tinithed Engravings to dbil HMO 1 the Dig hi an their made% exentat to th e line manner, by Mr. Jam &mood at the Minna nine of 1101. The premises comprise two double which meta V t h e boa t t _ P , slam. Mebane, and wanks, on the basement ; three neat though andfling all the time. 00 the 24th Sept„, in let. 45 25, Musket Bases J. Amen Key, Esq. St. Hilen's-place. . I " . r e '''' Scott, from original . Paintings by Mateball, Beagle. 0111th[ , y I A • email t long 34 80 spoke the brig Pen lope and Ttavin,:ylng-to with a coin arta rooms over, with other conveniences. TEpu memos • . . Ilbelh COYOffliffo Steam AI. Seward, n-es ,• Stubbs, and Cooper; accompanied with it compechondve descrip-, respectably occupied, and, from the commanding intraday 10 one strong bm. gnu. Pictures ' Peer the „win of the t r e =n sei g e emo iser, t h e dap of the diff ra ct spender of lath, sod a variety of informants ut 44 tho . • tbseoughrthes, prattler vita • dad a The King Gentgc, Pearce, from Liverpool, was at Montego Pripet {awe/ , . ow e" 1,•,,„ lug tad the Arnow, is of the Fidel . Be W . • H. SOWN?, opm ., . _ . . ... nor an noir let la di *Nat Bay, 19 th Autust. • And ' ildbefrintlellb: en , viare s tebisit , from Mitarlortoc for Liverpool, put Into Ws. • • Tin meott li Zbk the 011aritut zisimai—iiests s af the peogresetwe adiraaos of 4\ '' • • 'l t ''' '... fiCi ttl„. ___, 1 4_,_ 41 "'n4 14 =,...___,_1 16181 ' ' «tWid. 1.: ' coP ' . • •. .' Cr"' lie ". ' I °. . OL , imford er th the loontfliet nerAneeold mats% two hake of eaten, f`lat‘ , 'wit the usual padeda o f se a . w ow. . • numerous Wood-cuts , -price a.. at. WNW, or may to be *Waned on t.e promisee ief Chedee lliesseintt,. • sell- rind I . l l ll sods7 Of ros/st Web" off el" deck ' In lat ' lB 3 6 ' 11114. Clear of all Duties. pity advancement by theithe, r and inageode hate Sivrerin, 1016 SI each. cites, Northumberland-stree at the Auction Mat; ang tbe Ace. al, spoke the Alp Pantheon, from New Orleans for LivorPnoli Also cadge, yu le Gnu, Pictures, &c., for Home Consumption been formed--the avenge number 'deft persons at alleges, and SPORTING ANECDOTES; including numerous channel.- Sonny's, 26, St. James'a_gr eet . leaky and puttlog back. as payment IS the Duty; Or fur Esportation, Duty Free. the average absence from business, have also been carefully end - lade Portraits of Persons Meyer, walk of Ilk, who have acquired co be rowed at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhithe ; Tobacco mated ; and materials having reference to the Clergy during the notoriety from their achievements on the Turf, at the Table, and in ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS. LONG LEASEHOLDS, Nth August. Wertheim Laden Docks; the• King's warehousw, Wycherley- years which elapse before scadkrnical or clerical provision can be the Diversions of the Field; the whole forming a Complete Deli- AND SHARES IN THE BRITISH UNITED MINES The Crescent, Field, from Norton idled, vas at Oporto, and ri i . ze d No. 68, opposite dm Custom House; on Thursday, obtainedowe in a state of prenaration. newton of the Sporting World.—Ry PIERCE EGAN. New and COMPANY. prcentied IA Barcelona. ys . no 13th. Friday, the 14th, and satuniiy, the 15th instant, from The en enter of the Coinpany are secured by a subscribed Improved edition, 'nonrated with Coloured Plates, and nu. . By Mr. COX, • ---. c Tee o'Clock in the Morning to Three in the Afternoon. Capitallif 004000 1. in 6.000 sh*es of 10/. each ; the full amount of memos Wood Enperiom. Price 12s. in boards. At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY NEXT, punctually at 1, NAVAL INiTELLIGENCR. N .B. G oo d s bought at this Sale must be paid for at the Re- vtlitch Is actually paid up at tile time of subseribin , but • portion " The Author bits here contrived to amass together all the per- Lot 1. A . Verir desirable and' comtnotlious VILLA, • ---sism.-- aim of Fines anti Forfeiiume office, Custom H ouse , on or before of the shares has been reserved for those who ma t contri. Oculars of Horse, Dog, and Man, worthy of being known. It is a PONT ROYAL, JAMAICA. Sigurffffy. tile sth of November, 1025, or the Deposits made thereon baton for any of the objects of the institution. A Prospectus de- happy en nposition, full of whim, with a slip of morality in it, like • No. Melina.place. Alpha Cottages, consisting of :NAVAL COURT-31 ARTI A L. best bedc h ambers, drawin dim abreakfast four . . g, g, and rooms, mil absolutely become' forfeited. tailing at length the objects of the Company, with Tables of Rates, a bit ofiemon peel in one's punch, and devoured by the choicest A Datil court-martial was held on Alontity, the Bth August, on Casa/gun to be bad at Me Kink's Warehouse, Wycherley. may be prattled by application at the office. lime•nsice of slang. No affectatioty—no dispirited oassares.—no with suitable convenient domestic office, and large garden: The • . 3 121. I . King' yard,oypwistDtOi s House, oa IVerlaiikry, the 6tl; instant, Piot ls. lads. .anon peel in one's pm, , ..isice of slang. No affectation,—no dihphited ,--so tame subjects, no nonsexist ! It dooroot run a long - winded subject down, but Is every thing by fits, and nothing long.' All who have beard of the woo*rful phenomenon mare,_lllr. Well's matchless doinestii'Offices, and lame garden: The premises are in perfect condition, being recently built. Term of lease 94 years, at a low ground-reot. Lot 2. A very convenient HOUSE, No. 4, Pembroke-square., near the high road from Kensington to Earl's Court. The house is well built, and judiciously planned pn a ehiall scale • is very de lightfully situate, commanding vi ews o f t h e Surrey a nti Nutting hills. - There are parlours, dining and drawing rooms, three chain. berm, with convenient suitable offices. Lot 3. Two genteel and well-built HOUSES, Nos. 37 and 30, Praed-street, Paddington; let on lease for 31 years. The pre mises are in pefect condition, comprising 'parlours, dining and drawing rooms, three bed-chambers, with convenient suitable offices. Lot 4. A PLOT of GROUND for Building, 123 ft. Gin. by 112 ft., opposite No. 8, Melina-place, Alpha Cottages, command-, ing delightful views of rich and varied scenery. Lot 6. FIFTEEN SHARES in that valuable and prosperous concern the BRITISH UNITED MINES COMPANY, now paying an interest of live per cent., with an early prospect of a much greater return. Lot 6. Substantial brick-built RESIDENCE, No. 24, Here , ford-street, Lissnn.grove, Paddington. with eight rooms, vaults, and yard, letat 601. a year; and a well-built Cottage behind, N 0.3," Hereford-place. let at 181. a year. Lot 7. HOUSE and COTTAGE adjoining the preceding lot, awd of a similar description and character. Lot 8. TWO nept COTTAGES, Alowcow-road, Bayswater, , it the annual value of 431. Printed Particulars may be - obtained of Messrs. Allett and CO.,' IliewthuMberland-atrett, New.rOad ; at the Auction Mart; and of the Auctioneer, 26, St. James's-strew. board his Majesty's ship Idadying'in Fort Royal harbour, for the purpose of drying Lieutenant Henry pandas Trotter, late of dui Hussar, he haring solicited the Commander-in-Chief to grant hint a trial, in consequence of a reprimand given him by his Captain. by the reading of a letter to the ship's crew, at the infliction of a Punishment upon Edward Rippington, which letter reflected upon lilt conduct hi the evidence he gave at the enurt.martial held upon the said seaman, and afterwards transmitted to the Commander-in Chief of the station. The Court, consisting of Captain Thomas Fonts, C.R. Presi. dent; Captain Wm. Elliot, C.B. ; Captain Hugh Patton, C. 8.: Captain Lockhart Leith ; Captain Win. Russell ; Wm. Wynter, Evg. D. J. Advocate—being funned, pursuant to an order of the Commander-in-Chief, dated the sth of August, the Deputy Judge Advocate proceeded to take the evidence. *Mail tuts maturely con sidered in every point, both for and against the pqpner, and the necessary documents being duly proved befeet thetnurt, thepriv soner was called upon foe his defence; upon which Lieutenant Trotter tendered his defence, which he read in a very impressive and feeling manner. After which, evidence was caned in support of the allegations contained therein. Lieutenants Charles Elliot and Thomas R. Sullivan; Dr. Galla way, and' eeverel other officers of the ship, gave Lieutenant Trotter a very high character, both as a gentlenlan and an officer, sod ex pressed in very strong terms their opinion of his incapability of ac ing in the manner to be initrred by Captain Harris's letter. The Court having been cleared for a short time, was re.operted, when the Deputy Judge Advocate read the follonttrg acquittal : ",The Court arc unanimously of opinion, that the ev.Wence ven by Lieutenant Trotter at the late conrt.martial on gairind id ptngton, a seaman of the Hussar, was conscientiqualy and just given ; that his conduct appears at all times to have been perfectly respectfdl to his Captain, and that be did not deserve the reprimand which he received from Captain Harris. The Court, therefore. la judlo him en be fully acquitted. But the Court listened with c9nsiderable regret to some pasta of Lieuteruuit Trotter's defence, which it considered irrelevant, in temperate,ind unnecessary to his own exculpation." - Top RIVATE PUPIL. —X Married Clergyman, fonnerly Tutor to • Nobleman. and subsequently receiviog a fete Pupils into his house, a moderate distance from London, has now a At A NCY he can offer the Matti Bulimic-tory references to Vob!• . nen and Gentlemen whose sons have keen under his care. Letters to be addressed to Rev. D. E. Mr. Anderson's, book. teller, B. Watteloo.place, London. PIIIIT of the' TIMES, No. I, price three appears this day. 17. Cathtrine•strret, Siratid. PlPYlerlas—Flying ChKlent—Snowball,—Eclipse,—Tom Hambletonisa. and a multitude of others, should purchase these anecdotes, ter they ere faithful in the.dispeasation of fame to man and beast."—London Magasinc. The ANGLER'S GUIDE ; being a new, plain, and complete Practical Treatise on Angling, deduced from many years' Practice and Observation. By T. F. SALTZR. New and enlarged Edi tion, illustrated with numerous new,Cuts and Engravings of Fish, Flies, &c., drawu from the Life, prier St in boards; or on fine ' royal piper, of which a few Co pit-. only are printed, 12s. " This hook is quite studded with well executed Engravings, exhibiting faithful portraits of eve r y obj e ct o f th e A ng l er ' s pupuit, l as well at explanatory representations of all the Implements em ployed in Fishing, with full and clear Instructions for using them. IVe were much pleased to find some ample instructions for Troll ing, which we have hunted for in rain in Walton mid Cotton."— Annals of Sporting, No. 23. KUNOKEDIA ; a Practical Essay on thel3reaking and Train. ing the English Spaniel and Pointer. To which are added, In. structions for attaining the Art of Shooting Flying. By the late W. Donsoir, Esq., of Eden Hall, Cumberland. In Bvo. price 10s. fkl. In boards. An ESSAY on HUNTING ; in which a great variety of most important information is communicamd ender the heads- -quoting, Lawfulness, Benefits, Pleasure, Paishne, (fame, Scent, Hounds, the Horse, Huntsman, Sasmity, &c. &c. Third Edition. In Bvo. 71. boards, or in 4to. 12s. THOUGHTS on FOX and HARE HUNTING ; in a series of Letters. By PETER Bacaroah, Esq. A New Edition, in eve. with numerous Cuts, 14s. " Mr. Beckford has so well described the present practice. and given such solid and rational advice en the subject, that his Tres. use bits, from the date of its publication, become a general Text Bonk ; indeed, all . persons that delight in Field Spurts should be in possession of it.' SOMER VILE% celebrated Poem of THE CHASE. To which is annexed Field Sports ; with a Sketch of the Author's Life, and a Preface, critical and capitulatory. By EDWARD TOPH•b, Esq. Elegantly printed in foolscap Oro. and illustrated with En gravings by Scott. Price Gs. in beards. PDX-HUNTERS REBALING ; a fine Engraving by WAR az w l from Clennell ' a celebrated Picture, price 2s. 6d .; Proof im pennons on India paper, tie. The SPORTSMAN'S VOCAL LIBRARY • containing natty 400 of the best Songs rotating to racing, shooting, angling, hawking, archery, &e. Handsomely printed in foolscap Bro. with appropriate Embellishments. Second Edition, price boards. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE! COM PANY, New BlIDGI•aTIISIT, BLACKTMARS, EUlllloWeltd by Act of Parliament. Capital—One Million. The Directors hive resolved, that, with certain exceptions. the Premiums at Fire Insurances effected with this Company, of the three ordinary Clones. shall be reduced u follows, viz.— Insuring, of the &it Class . - to h. 6d. per Cent. Of the second Class . - to Vs. Id. ditto. And of the third Class - - to 4s. &I. ditto. Fire Poi:cies, the Renewals of which became due at Michaelmas, will tem, unless renewed on, or before, the 14th of October in stant. The Company continues to undertake Insurances on Lives, on I:betal Tema. No charge is made on such Insurances, in the way of Admission Fine, or Entrance Money ; and a large Corn. nussion n allowed to Solicitors, and ellsint, by whom such mina saxes are effected. 7th October, 1836. WAS3III3 PHIPPS. Seentery. pACIFIr On the Ist of oc:ober : was published. part IX. of VIEWS ON THE RHINE, in BELGIUM, and HOLLAND. By Captain BATTY, Of the Grenadier Guards, F.R.S. Part X. will appear on the Ist of November. London : Published by R. Jennings, 2, Poultry. 1 !, Thu day is publohed,Priee is. sewed, ANALYSIS of the MEMORIAL presented by the Se cretary of the Treasury to the &et CONSTITUTIONAL CONGRESS of the UNITED MEXICAN STATES; being the substance of a Report of the Financial Committee of the Cham ber of Santora, and printed by order of the same. Translated from the official copy published in blezioa. Printed for (leo. Cowie and Co., 31, Poultry. This day Is published, lu 4 vols. 12mce. price II 2s. T HE BRAZEN MASK, a Romance.—By Mn. CHARLOTTE PUTNEY. Amebae of " Cora." &c. Printed for A. K. Newman. and Co. London. Where may be bad, published this Summer, HENRY, by Richard Cumbakod, Esq.dth Edition, 4 yob. IL 21 * EVELINA, by the Author Of " Cecilia," &c. new Edition, 2 vols. 8.. GEORGE BARNWELL, by T. Suff, kh Edition, 3 vols. 16e. 6d. All DNIIIHT BELL, a Rabance, by Francis Lathom, 2d Edition, 3 vols. DISCARDED SON : or, Haunt of the Banditti. by ReKina M. Roche. Asthor of " The Chidren of the Abbey," &c. 2d Edi tion, 3 wok 1L 10s. Br. CLAIR of the ISLES, by Air. Beline, 3d Edition, 4 vole. IL _— PEARL FISHERY COMPANY.—The Ships of this Company having • considerable time since pro reeled to Ka, Notice is hereby given, that unless the Deed of anticline. establishing the Company (which must be enrolled in the Dish Court of Chancery), be signed by the remainder of the amp Holden , and the Scrip exchanged for Shares, on or before TCLIDAY, the Ist of November nest, the Scrip will be declared forfeited. By order of the Board of-Directors, H. T. RYDl..berretary. - -st.vard. 7th Oct. 1824. -`4CY Just published, in 100. with plates, price M. 2s. boards. ELEMENTS of OPERATIVE MIDWIFERY: comprising a Description of certain new and improved Powers for assisting difficult and dangerous Labours. Illustrated by numerous plates ; with cautionary Steietores on the improper Use of Instruments. By DAVID D. DAVIS, M.D. Member of the Royal Colleges or Physicians of London and Min. burgh, Lecturer in Midwifery, F. R.L.S. Stc. Printed for Hurst, Robinson, and Co. Na '3; Waterloo-place, London. " It is, ill the strictest &snood -the trend. an otiglioni sorter ilia Hatt evidentty of much'lsborious Investigstiou and careful study • and we have no doubt even the beat-informed in the profession will not rise from its perusal, without feeling that they have made an acquisition to their professional knowledge."—Dr. Johnson's Me dical Review, October, 1825. SHIPPING IN'rELLiGE4VCE. T lf KINGDOM TEA AGENs.. COMPANY. /Lamblimbed pomp* is Reetations paned at • Meeting held at the City fat 1 us TOM% is Wellimaalts IM.hIY klea weber. MMI. IE UNIT CA;IT AL, 200,000 L in Eight Thousad Siam of 251. each. 111 HHIOR LITH ___l No. 10, Nostrum Printsellen. " We regret that we are under the necessity of passing over much excellent matter without observation. 'We hove, however, that we have said enough to induce practitioners of midwifery to study toe principles inculcated, and mechanical powers recommended in this work."—Edinburgh illedical Journal, October. 18.25. CHAIRMAN. PETER MOORE, Esq. M.P. DEPUTY CHAIRMEN. JOHN DUNSTON, Esq. ; PHILLIP PERRINO, Esq. DIRECTORS. 14.4101. Sir O. AIRY, Y.C.B. I Jolts RITOIIIII, Eiq. FLEECES* ST•ILRY REES, A. A. Surrzcs, R liar Moss, E•q. Colonel TALBOT, M. . Thomas Emmett, Esq. ; Jackals Peering, Esq. i Robert Talbot, Esq. TIIASUIIIERS. Messrs. Sir John Peering, Ban. Shaw, Barber, and Co. MH. A. Illino/worth, Esq. Etc &LlMlT—James Bentham, Esq. Accou AAAAA —James Mitchell, LL.D. RTANDIifu COUWSIL. Sharks Bellamy, Esq.; Robert htuigslow, Esq. SoLtcyroas—Messrs. Fisher and Norcutt. This Company is established fist supplying the Country Dealer is every part of toe United Kingdom with Tea direct from the East India Company's Warehouse', with all the advantages of Draft, therweltit, &c., which in most instances is very considerable, at a Commesuon of Seven Shillings per Chest on the cost price, includ ing Cordage, Booking, and Conveyance to the Inn or Wharf from whence it a forwarded. This system, upon a limited scale, has for some time been acted upon by individuals with decided attccna, in oppcwition to a mo- Twprily of the Tea Trade, the baneful Influence of which, aggra. rated by every species of gross adulteration, has Imposed on the I üblic for more than fifty years, to the discredit of the East India Compsny's Imports of tea, to the diminution of the public re. venue, and Inflicting great injury on the consumer; and as the object of this Institution is an important public benefit, by com pletely breaking down monopoly, the Projectors are confident that the design of it cannot fail to command the countenanq and support of the whole country, as it has already done the app. prob awn of many of the leading Merchants of this great Metr op olis of London, The advantages to the Public are too manifest to require further est , lanation, than that n the Retail Dealer* will now be certain of tee !tying Teas unadulterated, the consumers supplied by them, through the= of this C,ompauy, may feel secure against ad. mixture of ous ingredients, or Tess of an interior quality with those of higher priees 7 —proctices which have long prevailed at ab expense to the eciiimunirjef MOM Om see ndllic7o sterling per annum. and by means. If a great mama evidence furnished the Directots be correct, highly Retail Dealers holding lire Share' sad upwards will be entitled to this Company's Tea Book, which shall be officially attested and published mirterly, exhibiting the num b er , btesk, and character of every Chest of Tea in the East India Company's Salo, by tor to which purchmers will be protected against , every anp°ll" men or mistake, ar.d enabled to arcertaiu the character, tare, and cost prim, of 'eery Chat of Tea sold ; and to guard more effecu. ally against adulteration, nee chest will be delivered direct from the East India Company's Warehouses, under the seal of this Company, and (if their consent can be obtained) of the East India Company, with other corresponding certificates. To Shareholders this Company presents the highest encourage. meat. The investment of capital therein is manifestly exempt from incidental losses, inseparable from many of the adventurous schemes td the day: To this plan no foreign hazard is attached; the pre. use will be aped, prompt, sad visible to all ; and cannot roast* foster tither uncertaimy or anxiety, resulting from speculation, et bold the proprietor in any possible state of suspense between ad. vanes and return ; and to whatever extent capital may be required, it must command a large remunerating profit. Persona becoming Proprietors of Shares in thia Company may be amused that :they cannot incur any responsibility beyond the unount p a id on their Shares, ea no Tess can be procured from the Last India Company's Warehouses but upon payment by ready money of the cost pnce ; and as the extent of this Company 's pur chases must therefore depend upon the amount of cash at com mand, the Proprietors are secure from those risks which necessarily attach to concerns in which purchases are made and contracts en. teed into upon credit. A power will b e reserv e d to the Directors, subject to the approval of Subscribers, to increase the capital, as the augmented condition of the Company may require; each Proprietor of old Shares to hate the option of taking an equal number of new Shares at per, Ali the remainder to be disposed of as the Directors may find con tributory to the general benefit of the Company. deposit of 21. per Share to be paid down ; one month's prey,. 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PLYMOUTH, OCT. s.—Arrived the Harriet, Foster, Amor Quebec ; the Alexander, —, from Maderia ; and the Eliza, from Newfoundland. COWES, Oct. 6.—Arrived the Fortuna, Kotch, from Brasil (Rio), for Copenhagen, rq days out; the Lima packet. Pierson. English brig, sailed for London; the Travis, Cobb, Lnglish brig. sailed for Hamburgh. Remain in the Roads the Cape packet- Kellie, windbound ; the Cherub, Chaddock, fee orders. Remain its harbour the Lady slackworth, under repair. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 6.—Arrived the Fortuna, Kotch, from Rio Janeiro. Dual., Ocr. 6.—Arrived the St. Vincent's Planter, Paisley. trot" St. Vincent's ; the Brilliant Star, Brice, from Ancona, and the Active, —, from the Westward. Arrived from the river and remain the Isabella, Williamson ; the Phillip, Freeman. and the Lady Sherbrook. Barton, for Jamaica ; the Apollo, Blythe, fur Gibraltar ; and the Enterprise, Brown, for America. The For titude, Gibson, and the Friendship, Selmer, from Alexandria, have proceeded for 'Stangate Creek, in consequence.of ordeis received. this morning. . Ottavesusin, OCT. B.—Arrived the Lord Stanley,Dixon, from Quebec ; Vigilant, Storm, from ditto ; Shannon, Norquoy, from Singapore ; and Competitor, Godby, from Quebec. Sailed the William Manning, Smith, for St. Kitt's ; and George and stun, Case, from Petersburgh. BRISTOL, OCT. 6.—Arrived the Renown, Whitmore, from Jonmica ; David, Ainsworth, from Archangel; Jem, Scott, from Cadiz ; speculation, Berengen. from Bilhoa ; and Bristois, Lyall, from Nantes. Sailed the Douchfour, Lundy, for Carthegena ; and Frederica, Reimer, for Bilbaa. Llstiox, SEPT. 2.—The Java, Schutt, from Rotterdam to Batavia, put in here 24th inst. leaky. NEW YORK, SEPT. 3.—A brig, supposed to be the Victory, Burns, from Philadelphia to Jamaica. drifted on shore, bottom up. on the Caicos, 30th July. The Mount Vernon, Buckman, of this port, was totally lost 26th July, on Uuyama Reef. SEPT. 7.—The Romp, Waters, from Portland to Cape de Verde, was fallen in witth the 21th ult. , with less of marts, bow ' sprit, &c. and full of water, making the first port. The ilipsey. Horton, from Hartford to Barbadoea, was abandoned at sea, 11th ult. being totally tftsmasted and full of water. The Walsingham. from Portland to Cadiz, was spoken with. the 2/itli ult. dim-sated_ making the first port. The H. G. Seyuriour, Dobson, was totally wrecked 27th July, on the collet of St. Domingo. ST. A NDlt•W'a, N.B. AUG. Z.—it is reported that a schooner which sailed from Lucia (Jamaica) the middle of May, chartered byn board Jones drowned. s n l ed ar 2 ia, is upset in the Gulf of St. Lawrence , and all o On the tfah Said. rnber, the Benjamin, Byers, from Antigun for London, in a hurricane washed away her rudder, antissustaMed other serious damage ; she was passed by three homeward-bound ships without notice, although a signal of distress was flying. On the 26th the crew was taken on boated the John, Twikell, of South klatquis of AVellington, Blanchard, from London to Madras and Bengal, was spoken with 25th July. .4 di . 1 - - I ..., . _ -....- . ----7..11 4.:L - 't; .7, .. --- .7.. • . . . -.. _ . __- .. 4.. - . =.1.. .. ........ _......-- . ..... ....._ - .111......4.emmitm.,.. •.-- - 7 .. •. , . FROM TIIB LONDOV NEW PRICE CURRENT. FUIDAY, Ocr. 7. COTTON.-The demand for export continue* steady and con siderable ; the purchases this week are about 3,000 bags, but as the holders meet the demand freely, there is no alteration whatever in the prices; the pufthases are chiefly Bengali and Pernains. The letters fmm Liverpool state 2,000 bags were sold on Wednesday at steady prices. SUGAR.-The demand for sluscovadee after Tuesday last be came languid till yesterday, when, In addition to the purchases for Lverpool, the market was enlivened by buyers coming forward, supposed to be on Glasgow account; the prices, which previously appeared drooping, immediately retrained what they had lost, and tbeputchases reported were about 1,1100 hhds.; scarcely any brown Sugars of the most inferior descriptions can be purchased under 70a. This forenoon there has not been so much business done, but the prices are fully maintained. The Refined market continues ad 'taking, on account of the rise in raw Sugars, ani.the extensive demand for fine goods for home consumptioa : the hitter are now very scarce, and are still in request ; low goods continue compare tively neglected, on account of the advanced season for shipping; low lumps 11es.-31olasses 355. 6tl. In Foreign Sugars very few purchases are reported this week. By public sale on Tuesday, middling white Rio 42a. a 485.; good white Havannab 625.; the Bengal Su gets were withdrawn. COFFEE.-The lan gid state of the Coffee market has occasioned a considerable proportion of the usual public sales to be postponed; we cannot quote the prices by private contract much lower. but few or no buyers will make an offer for Coffee. There were two public Pales to-day, consisting of 426 casks 26 bags Jamaica and Deme rara Coffee ; only a small proportion sold, at full market peicell and since the sale the request fur Coffee has rather revived ; derable sales of Si. Domingo are reported at 66.. which 1s rather higher. RUM, BRANDY, anti HOLLANDS.-The purchases of Rum this week have been most extensive ; we estimate the sales at 2,066 puncheons, chiefly Leeward*; 600 were yesterday sold, ave raging a little under proof at 2e. ; proofs cannot now be purchased at that price ; 4 over sold at 2s. Id. ; Jamaica 31 over at 3s. 4d., 29 at 3s. 3d. ; the sales have been for the supply of Contractors, and also considerable purchases for export ; scarcely any under proofs could now be bought under 25., except old landed par. cals.-Brandies are rather heavy, which is the more surprising, las the prices in France will be high.-In Geneva no sales are re ported. TOBACCO.-The duty on Tobacco is now permanently fixed at 3s. per lb. ; the order in Council to that effect has reached the Custoin.honse ; there has in consequence been more doing in Te bacco ; the purchases are chiefly by the trade, and at full prices; the market has a firnt appearance. OILS.-The holders are asking higher prices, on account of there being no accounts of the Davis Straits Fishery. HOPS.-The picking is finished ; the quantity is very inconsi derable, but of fine quality ; the prices asked 211. to 241; duty 22,000/. FRUIT.-A parcel of new French was offered at public sale on Wednesday. and went off exceedingly heavy. The early period at which this Fruit has been brought to market (long before there is a demand for it) has caused the few lots that were sold to go at very low pries, viz. quarter and half barrels Prunes 465. a 411 s. Imperi als in small boxes 108 s. a 117.. in baskets 71. 7s. Cartoons 61.95. to 61. 15s. quarter chests, French Plums 661. a 70.., New Jordon Al monds in boxes, 10/. Ils. to 10/. 11... ; Cape Raisins 4tie a 50s. ; Currants are sought after; Red Smyrna Raisins are now very scarce, 60e. was given yesterday : the holders are demanding higher prices. Valentias also are higher, and it is with difficulty any can be obtained. There is a less stock of Fruit in the market at the close of the season this year than there has been for some years past, and therefore holds out rather a (loci:table prospect for the imports of new ; in addition to which, the Fruit in the South of Spain is reported to be nearly destroyed by the rains. COCOA.-38 bass, 33 barrels Grenada Cocoa, by public sale on Tuesday, 64'. a 67. TALLOW.-The Tallow market is rather higher; the new is to.day 36e, and for late arrivals Ms. 6d. SPICES.-The request for light Pepper continues, Sid. a 611 d ; Nutmegs Mn 3d. a be. 641.; all other Spices continue neglected. SA LTPETRE.-Thite is matte business doing in Saltpetre, and at higher prices, 245. gd. a 233.61. ROBBIRY.—.I few nights act) the warehouse of Messrs. Price and Gifford. No. 7, Suffolk-lane, Upper Thames-street, was broken into, and the robbers carried off 2001bs. wei ) ;ht of segars, a quantity of Paddy bird feathers and tippets, and about 40Ibs. of tine leaf isinglvvs. A liberal meant has been offered by Messrs. Price and Gifford for the discovery of the thieves. • CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCT. 6. ENTERED INWARDS.—The Westbrook, Hall, front olaauabei t Baselano,Vao Bolen, from Rotassilamt Aetive,Croelsor, 'from Dunkirk; Printe' Orange, Horn, front Hambur h ; Lova Stanley, Dixon, from Quebec ; Martinique, Begg, from Ursaada s Countess of Mansfield, Hint, from Ramburgh • Lively. Finch. from Ilorlingen ; Goede Hoop, Munnfte, from Ostend ; William and Henry, Parish, from Jamaica • Venerable, Parkinson, from Quebec; England, Reay, from B ombay; Eliza, Heard, from Lancawer ; Retrieve, Steel, from Cadia ; Caroline, Muirheal, from Demertra ; Isabella and Dorothy, Leslie, from Quebec : Ileureux Espoir, Duval, from Rouen ; Isabella, Cowl, from Cap diz ; Courier, Owens, from Belfast ; Mary Russell, 1/Itillis, frocts Dublin ; and Mary, Haskell, from ditto. ENTERED OUT Eliza, Blake, for Rotterdam ; Heros, Faillent, for Calais ; Wellwood, Fisher for Antigua Betsey, Peirce, for Bremen ; Fox, Fox, jun. for Ostend; Ruth. Bore, for Jamaica; Bromin, Brewster, for Charleston; Aces, Fink, for Hamburgh ; London, Foss, for Waterford; Anne, Pentreath, for Gibraltar and Barcelona; and Viscountess Ex mouth, Hill, for Valparaiso. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—T4 Elizabeth, Duncan, for Drontheino ; Armide. Ropers, for Havre and Rouen Aurora, Jackson, for Stnytna ; Helene, Astrupe, fur ditto ; Fortuna, Alevardt, for Wismar; Tranby, Smith, for Got tenburgh ; Emilie, Kerckhove, for Antwerp ; Providence, Moore, for Efiinote and Petenburgh ; Enterprise , for Gibraltar and Lima; and Apollo, Blythfor Gibraltar and Berbice. CLEARING) OUTWARDS.—The Branford, for Ma deira and Barbadoes ; Ellen, Patterson, for the Cape of Gooil Hope ; Trois Freres, Rieke, for Antwerp and Brussels ; Golder. Spring, Spencer; for Jamaica ; Preston, Wallis, for Genoa and Leghorn ; Thames, Fraser, for Tenerife and New South Wales : Lowestoft Breame, for St. Lucar and Seville ; Edward, 'Wessels, for Bremen ; Alonzo, Perkins, for Bordeaux; Elisa, Bautlelin, for Settin ; Rose. Ellis, for Rotterdam ; Blucher, Leitke, for lau, Konigsberg, and Elbing ; Latitia, Bromley, foe Haniborgh ; Scipio, Itlassengall, for Elsinore and Petersburgh ; and Shakes peare, Goldie, for 3lessina. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRETAND.—The Susannah, Peters.. for Dublin ; and Jane, Hicks, for Cork. Just publish( d. Its ay& pe ke 12s. boards. T HR DISSECTOR'S MA NUAL, a New Edition; with addition s and alterations. By JOHN F. bOUTII, Lecturer on Anatomy at St. Thomas', Hospital, Printed for J. !Raman, Ludgata.sweet. I fI {