The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1825-12-21 00:00:00

Per Cent. g e AI s. • ..- .✓ 4, , -,.,(....e.- t-e e_ or2/ ) (~4 e: 6-1 , s' . . 1;,.i!... e..-.4 1 1 , 41 --- - - - '4 / /- i'l ' 1 d - L `a / / . ....-e.- ~."... -4 , .J, •- - g.-. 'I: ; Ai 4 . 1 1 + . - ...,_.- - i ........, Nig= ii ESDAY. 1825. SALES BY AUCTION. Price M. SHIpPING . LIVERPOOL,, Powatir, Dec. pi. • x. - . - - m Wind S. to S.W. circler. nigh Water, 24 p. 6. r.m. Airrettif: !pot night tire Hatilejt.,43dieet,- of lyirnrtichi ; Paacific M`Gowait; from Carthagena ; sad ledisni fic4 . n I.t4ebeF". ArrT;ediiis day the Monteauma,•lreat, from Philadelphia Janett, 'Dodd, front Alexandria and Milford ; and Eliza, Sabkat, from Gibraltar— The Marquis of Drogheda, Rogerson, from Altos for Live". pool, was abandoned on the 7th instant, In !tr. 47, 141441"C05a say* The Seaga!, Garwood. from Liverpord, and the Elereolas, Haat— inFßOM-fireenoet, have arrived at FM104410114. - rhe William, from 31iratrielti, arrived last evening, aided Was 20th 20th of November. The Prince Kutolsor and Thloisteail are sail for Liverpool' in tan or three days. O n the 13th let. 49. 30, king: 10. 30, spoke the ittodromeds, of and frig 91as. sow, fur S.. John's, N: B. The Kelatleeenstt;' from Quebec for Workington, ”tApokas with on he 11th December In lat. 49, 4t. bng.l4, 4p. The flanges; htirfold, from Liverpool, Itas arrived at Rernbag. The Entrrpriac; Rom Puerto Cabello, has brought 6401407'0t' Government ;'she &ailed let November. The brig Marriott, Williamson - , from Liverpool In France, left er Liverpool pilot at Holyhead yesterday and proceeded*. The Armadillo wailed from Charleston for Liverpool 18th Nov. The Clifton. libeltiey, from ,Quebee for Liverpool, was %paha silt on the 11 Member in let, 40. 29 long. 55, 0. FAr.moirres. Disc. 10.—No arrivals or sailings. Put heck the Sarah, Curdy, for Clibraltar ; she sailed from et'e port tile I ills PORTSMOUTH. DEC. 19.—Arrived the 'thrift transport fromt Quebec in 27 days ; and the Charlotte, Haselwood, firm Ham. burgh for Jersey. Wier! the Friendship. Ball. ,fee . ; the Castle Forbes, Ord, for India, haying completed her repairs and reloaded, Is found to make so much water, that it is apprehended she must acain discharge. Dtenv., DF:C. 19.—Arrived and sailed for the river, the Welling ton, Allen. from Jamaica ; and the Hyndman. Scrjeant. from De merara. Arrived from the river and remain with the rest of the outward hound, the Royal Charlotte, Ford. for Ja ma i ca ; th e O re . cian, Allen, for Charleston ; and the cieorge. Forster, for fila vannah. RAMSGATE, DEc. W.—The vessel lost on the Goodwin Sand in the night of the 16th inst. proves to be the Nile. of Harrington, front Limerick, bound to London. Part of her sails and rigging hare been landed at Deal and Broadstairs. aIaRC.ATE, DEC. 19.—The Christian, Thomson, was got off Forenesi Hock, with assistance and being lightened,last night's tide. but she proves leaky ; she has rcahipned the cargo token out of her, and the wind being well Southerly, proceeds for the River. Landed here, an iron-stocked anchor, Bcwt. marked on the shank "SUN," with some otherdetters too much defaced to be legible also there with, about 20 fathoms I.incli, attached to about 20 fathoms phis inch chain, huoy and buoy ropo, part chain next the andiur. Taken up on the Warp. _ nAv rscHH, DEC. 19.—Arrived, the Etlinton,-Aferywether, from Antigua; Grenada. Henderson, from Bengal; John. Pike, from Quebec ; Charlotte 31aria, Douglas, from dm ; Trade, Thorp, from 11amiturgh • Midway, Bennett, from Berbice; Clem, Dale, from Quebec; ' flyndinan, Sargeant, from Demerara; Henry Wellesley, Wade, from Sierra Lone; Grecian, Jack, from John's, New Brunswick; New Hampshire, Snow, from Virginia z and !icy:it/it others from the Baltic, names unknown. Sailed, tht• Runnymede. Kemp, for Calcutta; London, Norman, for Jamaica. SCARBOROUGH. Droc. 17.—The Elizabeth. Taylor, from like mel for Ipswich, lost her bowsprit, and was obliged to cut from her anchor and cable in kAsinore Roads, 2d inst. in consequence of r. vessel driving on board of her. She returned to Copenhagen to repair her damage. BRisvor., Dt:c. 19.—Arrived, the Conjuration, amen. from Datum; Flora, Beals, from New Brunswick ; Bella, Bbwilen IVilberforce, 111aney ; Alert. Watson, from Newfoundland ; Jahr,. Pearce, from Pr:nee Edward's Island; Maria, Wakefield, from St. Petersburgh ; Ontario, Wills. from-Quebec; Adell de Sires. Nosed, front Nantes; Eleanor, Payton, trom Demerara. Sailed, the Charles. Bow•dorin. for Bordeaux. ELSINORE, DEC. 10.—A large West Indiaman, supposed to be the William of London, was seen fast on Lessoe Reef. A dii muted brig at anchor. Arrived off the Wight, the Albinia. Shadforth, from Demerara. The Jorge Hendrick, Anton*. from Riga to Amsterdam, has put into Dantrie, damaged. Most unload and repair. The Jane, Reed, from Dantzie to Dundee, was on shore reu Dragoe about the 10th inst. The Zephyr, Alessman, from Heti, toLeghom, was stranded, 28th ult. near Lieban. The Stedrnmbe, Barnes, from Lonilow so .V.an Diemen'* Land, is lost at Melville Island. after discharging part of her eargo. The Jonge Sophia, Muya, from Antwerp to Lynn, has put into Grimsby, with damage, and must discharge. The Maria, Moffat, from Batavia to Europe, hating fallen in with a Tiflis:in, lost seven men, and tea more disabled, bore up for the. Mauritius ; she would sail from thence about the 20th of Sep. tember. ssere • •ls -ww es • ••• •••• i 1...... - JIRO : • . :'• , - / .. / j' ..... . • . t'' -- ' l----- .•'-./ '' /, t • w . ' ' L i ( .. .• ... /...7.0 . g„,,.,, % • Tbt It r r in.---- 1 . iw . 4 N 0 . . ,,184 . , ! ii ...... EAST INDIA HOUSE. Dec. 20, 1025. 1 Wfth sll despatch, haring one half of her Ca e ("set of D;reetors of the U n it e d Conepanq ofi VOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, ar el l I f :rehash of In t eland trading to the East /mites do hireep I ' .1* WA I, FS, the fast-sailing Ship, ADF re yaw:. 3.50 Tons: sTEPII EN BROWN, Como P'e 0 • Rate at Interest payable upon the Company's Bonds London Thule. Has superior accommodation , a ~ to .. r-5,.1 tra., Three Pounds pet Cent. per Annum to Four For Freight or Passage, apply to W. D. Do I I ..;...!.. i . .. 1 t mt. per Annum, to commence from the I9th instant. I street; theLoritniandet ;or to s • • Ps- JOSEPH DART. Secretary. IS BISTER a f ~„ i t s•--- --------- ',RY SOC:I, s i• .„. SOCI ETY. —A MEETING of 7, Bi 'n ' 1 the MEMBERS and FRIENDS of the "SOCIETY foe Ta sail on the 25(h of January * OITIGATION and GRADUAL ABOLITION of SI.A. - 1.1, OR CALCUTTA, with liberty t I to•• oog hnut the British Dominions " will be held at Free. .1: 111 " t• L' , 1 ' fi • at Madras, the very fine Teak Ship P 1 . Hall. ',rest Queen-street, ineo is e.lnn. ells , I'H IS then 700 tons, JOHN MARTIN ARDLIE Honourable Company's Service); to load in I. 15. 7 3 he oist instant, for the purpose a petitioning Parliament a t a " e t. ,fr s ai.--.Thinn of Colonial Slavery, ws Mr. WILBER. a very commodious poop and other excellent :r • Fowl; sill tae the Chair. Passengers, carries a Surgeon, and is fitted as 1 . wilt be opened at Eleven, and the Chair will be For Freight Oe Passage apply to the Comm r ie D " r" • ' k iI s- Twelve o I loc prec se y. Ism Co f f ee-house; or to ISBISTER aair" RICHARD MATTHEWS, See. 7.13 i it • ....LIRE'S% SUSSEX, AND SOUTHWARK FIRE To sail the middle of Janu. i S AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, FOR MADRAS an d CALCUTI ..k Si. 3141110ARET'il.ntILL, SOUTHWARK. room for measurement goods, the fine id ad .o p p ga say bee been fanned upon principles combining the DUKE of BEDFORD, hurthen 800 tons, '"L i ik e security, with advantagn equal to, if n o t greater t h an , SIMPSON (late Commander of th e H onour 3, 8 " . ..W e i by any similar Institution. • badyCeatleluagi ) , lying in th e Ci ty C ana l. ite "berm Ind Life Departments are kept distinct, thus affording stspenor aecorautodations, being expressly 1 IY ode s udvotages as if the Assurances were effected at squats aid carries an experienced Surgeon. IMO ,_ Inc Freight or Passage apply to the Comm u Mum assured. either agalaat Lois by Fire or upon Lives, will R4o 4 Criffee.istroile; to /Hews. Cockerel'. Trai led logy participate in the profits , without soy lashility 02 thliq &Inc! i Jphu S. lkutley , 12, Bite/tin-lane, C '• m ins cootnbute towards Loma. - :- WILLIAM A )6 ' r -- REDUCED RATES OF ASSURANCE. D e Wooing Reductions have taken place on the Rates of good - Kiska in the undermentioned Classes : F fetw.CEYLON, MADRAS, and ht First Class. from 2s. to Is. 6d. per Com embark her passengers at Portsmouth rag Second ditto 3s. to 2s. Ril. ditto the teak Ship JULIANA, A I. burden f r p Third ditto Si. to 4s. 6d. ditto INNES, R.N. Commander, lying in the ir o a t this Reduction will not apply to Assurances, where it would Dear ; fitted expressly for the premium to less than as.passenger, and. a saft This ship will be t owe d b y 'the Emul ous stem g r Tile premiums on Life Assurance art calculated on the most u. de Verdi to Col om b o , f rom w hi c h Dort t h e I b. Tams. to land passen gers on t h e M a l a b ar C oast . ' ! G. W. WILSON. Secretary. For passage apply to James W. Taylor, 1 yard, Coleman.street • to Messrs. Small, Lam G UARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE Messrs. Herber and blest, Birchin.lane; Or Li COMPANY. Jerusalem Coffee-house ; or to Ull. I.OIIOAIH-ITIERT, AT THE EKTIANCX or THE WILLIA3I I 3 i POST•O77ICIe, LONDON. Riehes.cott m IHRZCTORI. where plans of h er a c c o mmo d at i on may b e set se-, RICHARD MEE RA HIES, Esq. Chairman. PRIVATE PUPIL. GEORGE LYALL, E. Deputy Chairman. A MARRIED CLERGYMAN, foe to V. C. Beandram, Esq. John Martin, Esq. M.P. Nobleman, and subsequently receiving le trillium Copland, Esq. Rowland Mitchell, Esq. House, a moderate distance from London, hat as ICl!isrn D. Dnwaon, Esq. Robert Illitford, Esq. He can offer the moat satisfactory References c' fat Barrie Farquhar, Bart. John 0. Ravensbaw, Esq. Sons have been under his care. et ass Gansu. Esq. Alderman Robert Rickards, Esq. Letters to be . addressed to Rev. D. E., 311 he ( 1 0, 0 1 1 st:wry. Esq. John Shore, Esq. seller, 8, Waterloo-place, P a ll- ma ll, L om b no ttlitm Haldimand, Esq.:ll.P. Edward Stewart. Esq. warded. le ;oh Haney, Esq. Andrew Henry Thompson, Esq. d • ~,,erge Joiner. Esq. John Thornton, Esq. ril CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFI re' ;al Loch. Esq. John Tulloch, Esq. l • 110 USE, for the EAST and W ay seam Marjorinanks, Esq.sl.P. Jamea, Tullorh, Eaq. SOUTH AMERICA, EXETER CHANG a AUDITORS. Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to II Its o,lLovil, Esq. 'William Ward, Esq. procee di ng to South America, or any other p to LW. Robirta, Esq. M.P. • find in this Establishment the whole of 1, its Director have determined, with certain exceptions, to make Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, ft Si bliowing reduction on the Three ordinary Classes of Eire lo• large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cot co SIAM and Insurances hitherto charged at ding; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and N. will be reduced to Is. Rd. per Cent. per Annum Mule and Bullock Trunk s and every other t cal ditto; - and li ng E qu i page. , a fa. . . . 4s. 6d. ditto; An ass rtnient of Canteens, ready fitted a Stan Policy will be entitled to a reduction which will bring the quisites for India, and other tropical clime a beano) below 51. variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knive ni ' The naprecedented success this Institution ham experienced, for f am ili es go i ng abroad, Military and Sods atisfactos7 proof that the principles upon which it was m aps , & r . 'ri tried have met with general approbation, and gives the best as - A fashiona b le Stock of Carriage , Curried some that the proportion of Profit to be returned to the as. Stanhope, and Chaise Harness, with every de anti at the septennial division, will inset with their full ex. &c. Etc. for home use, East and West Indies, .. perieo. which merit inspection from their quality, fir: itice I hereby gives. That Alttlikliel which expire at Christ. i bi s . an d mo d erate pr i ces . • at toloold be renewed within fifteen Days thereafter, or they be- All the Articles in this Establishment are 2 mend; 5m1166 lb* Receipts fee such Renewals are now reedy excellent plan or fifty years standing is at Widivey'witli the respective Agents for the Company through. asking but one Ready Money Price, from w h oat is Unload Kingdom. be made. I Will. WILLIAMS, Secretary. FL`RTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE P 1 FILLAmm LIFE anti FIRE ASSURANCE GLASS, i SOCIETY, From TWO AND A 11.11.1' to FO 1 7. Warsull.oo-Psacg„ and 76, CHRATSIDR., BRITISH PLATE GLASS CC in • '' Capital, Top Millldell fleorfids. Established by Act of Puha:net I. THILICTORI. PrHE PUBLIC are informed, than, 'i • EDW. HYDE EAST, Part. 31. P., F.R.S., Chairm a n. .I_ Reduction in the Company's Prices Os .. .i•it.i JOHN MILLIE, ALP., Ir. R.R., Deputy-Ch a i rman . 1820, a FURTHER Reduction is now sad .s. !him Alexander, Esq. Colonel Wm. Bodyeott Davis Hatt to F,rty per Cent. on Plates of the sup( a . II P. Neil Benj am i n Ed monstoce , o f 31.1. Feet and upwards, agreeably to a pain i.i 1.. A^derdon, Eeq. F,l be had at the Cninpany's IVarchottae, ,afre Arbuthnot, Esq. Jane Esdafte, Esq. BLACEFRIARs' BRIDGE, where an ex e •zuel Ilasanqiiet, Es. Right Hon. W. El. Frem a ntle, C.4ST PLATE CLASS. of fine Colour 1 gear Browne. Esq. F.R.S. ALP. perior to that of any other Manufactory in Et RI .? W. Champion de Crespi sett gny, Captain Henry Rater. E.R.S. Mr. Jame:: II AW k TWOS, Secretary to the C, lii Poo. M.F. Joh n Mirehell.jan. Esq. 31r. Jon x Cnoex roan, at the Company's 1 utb 1: William Compere, Bart. Charles Elton Prescott, Esq. sear Prescot, Lancashire. 11 P. P e t cr R s i reaon , E sq . TABLE OF REDUCED PRICES F is. td Cited T. Remy Hastings Da- Samuel Skinner. Esq. GLASSES OF LARGE DIAIE ,3. M.P. Patrick Maxwell Stewart, Esq. In In. .1.: s. In. In. .4." a. ii - R. Keith Douglas. Esq. I Colonel Mark Wilke. 80 by 411 ..37 Li 91) by 70 .. 93 10 of Inc )1 P. Si r Willi am Y oung . B art . 80 A 0 ..40 4 95 35 .. 43 18 to: • l'Acies expiring at Christina, should bat renewed within Fifteen 80 60 ..56 10 95 45 .. AA 7 , 0 ,- .sfasen the 23th December. 80 70 ..71 In 95 55 .. 116 141 am Eighty per Cent. of the estimated P ro fit s o n P o li c i es continued 85 33 .. 3d 1 93 63 .. 91 13 . id • Laren years, will be septennially allowed to persona who have 83 43 ..48 2 95 75 • • 113 8 ad seven years' premium, in a single sum or by annual p a y- 8i 55 ..53 12 100 40 .. 53 9 I. - assts. • 35 63 ~70 II Ito SO .. 70 8 All Claims on the Seeiety paid without deduction or discount, 90 41) ..4 t 14 100 60 .. !el 5 us the Assured have the option of so:ling disputed claims by up SO ..54 14 lall 70 .. 111 I ell/s• ust , AI 61) ..88 18 1 100 fin .. 142 1 is Il.riea, by obtaining the Settlement of a Loss, do not lose their DIIAWBACIi allowed on Exportation, nd 4 t to participate in their Pmtia. perticial. ii the Life Department, F our .fifth s ( or 80 p er C ent .) o f t h e A L CHRIS 1 . 31 AS BOX.— lIF . . touted Profits will be added every seventh year, by way of bo- It '' a I d la, ti the Policies e ff ected for the whole term of life. on lire' i n - Sole Proprietor of the A 51ERICA b tad staler the age of 30. or be applied in reduction of future an- RUP, for Children cutting their Teeth, 23, I' lo all frentiunrs, at the option of the Assured. At this critical season, when Children are text ?ream s assuring their Lives in this (Hlice may cross the sea in pain than at any time of the year, very few es( , e , tal vessels, between the Elbe and Brest, or go to any part of ia earnemly recommended to every mother w • '!1 in any of his Majesty's regular packets or ships of war, young children not to be without the America or • .. I the time o f p eace , wit h nut payme any extra premium. the nursery, as it given immediate relief. I W A LTE It COSSER, Secretary. for the par at a time like this, when so man tJa and wishing to relieve those little sufferers, ". . FOR COLDS, COUGHS, ASTIINIAS, Zee. Christmas Box, by extending her charity o DLTLER'S PECTORAL ELIXIR. Experience is to SS from 9to 11 every 'Tuesday and :at AIP dung a very lon g period, has ineontestibly proved the au. next l urch (ard then as usual from 9 till 10) not pence ethears of this Medicine, in all cases of Colds, Coughs, and very short, as hiindreds who live at a Brea m Ilich msticAtections. By promoting gentle expectoration, it very their children to her house ft t lute ::hey null in daily relieves the patient of a alight or recent Cold, and a few respectable housekeeper that they arc real obi. air 'se' see generally su ffi cient to r e mo v e t h ose w hi c h neg l ect has Johnson hopes, rat the same tane, 51 geesem ' ...Yid more confirmed and obstinate, and which are accompanied abused, as if Is entirely it :t of her own pria • ...la Cough, Spitting of Blood, and other serious symptoms. I ts that persons who can afford to purchase the ! irr;:ar bal.amirpowera unit to heal soreness, and allay the itri- the poor by obtaining slant is intended for the Iran of the lungs, in eases of ( tough ; and in Asthmatic affections This inmt:maid2 medicine to be had wi itueas and gives freedom to the Breath. above, and of the principal venders in town a Kin Bottles, at la. lid. and 2s. 9d. by Butlers, Ch ymists 4 •Dispaide, corner of Sr. Paul's ' • and 54, Sackvillmst reet , Dub: per bottle. mesa arc genuine ess signed or is; unity and Co. 136, New Bond-street a and ° - TO, Regent. Johnson's own hand-wrltirg. r set ; ard by the principal Medicine Venders thretighotit the " Limnos et platens ttxor."— u laud Kingdom. Of whom may be had BUTLER'S BA L- Thy house, and (in the cop of bilk LOZENGES. used in recent Coughs , Hoarseness, &c. That honeyalrep) thy plensini . rat,. rendering the Voice clear ard fh•mble, and protecting its HAPPINESS, "lire gay to-morrov is elan+ from th e effects of exertion. In Boxes, Is. 1i I. he N•li.—Fle careful to ask for •• Butler's Pectoral Eli x i r. . " insured by marriage; ,• the stricter ti 1 , - No. 30, STRAND. ship " is a gift front )leaven, cementing pie which, says Johnson, " we approach in some iq ti lilE SWING BRIDGE, or INNOCENCE PRE- with celestial intelligence." SERVED. Previous, however, to entering into this h becomes an imperative duty, not only to regu a y, li often averte d b y s i mp l e Them] th a t un f oun d e d Vengeanc . e projects to elects: the grosser nature from those imps effects doom of unrestricted pleasure tray have entai il • I sant D'Holberg. of Frankfort. by Jealousy led, neglect of such attention arc attributable rr. 1 t Itas night to his fare shall my rival be sped ! instances, which, while they excite the corn I • Ile said, and his unconscious victim engag'd holder, should also Unmet% hirn with the fent we It. mission, at eight by the clock, that pressid Luxurious habit, will effentinize the bad! led A Leal result, for the props that sustain'd • tropics will relax the elastic fibre--but mot lu. Tiie Swing. Bridge, (its keeper's connivance now gain'd,) premature infatuation of youth ton (Terme at. Preciaely at eight were their aid to forego, natural dignity into a state of inanition. iron ch Roomed, and the passenger flung thus below ! sufferer more than doubts the char.ce of relief t The time w as approac hi ng , an d C ar l os, o f whom we a dd ress ourselves, offering hope, energ f Del toss told the eighth hour would accomplish his doom, felicity; normal ouradvanecsnimearquestiona Wits rangin g the Chateau of D'Holberg, and nought are by the multiplied proofs oft wenty years's l.l s r, Spectre or Sybil' s pre di ct i on t h en t h oug h t , The easy cares of married life are s onsetio is b let 10! me' him eye a dark toinikin form, suspension of those blessings which concentr; Novenu: d the torth.coming, long.boded storm.— —for the female habit is often constitutionaff , • *,‘. firing aghast, from bin impending fate, strengthened, and deficient energy improved I de nium engitated,—The click shall strike eight, Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeelif Th e hou r then of peril presuni'd to've gone by, position se esumptuously taken up, we st •he demon and sybil I both may defy.— principles wi th less hesitation ; and confiden Ih e h ard he put forward, and eight then the bell able integrity as Members of th e C o ll ege c, if the suffering community of eith e r sex ( elm turret-clock hast'ning in clangor to tell, into mstrimcmial life) at once t o our h ouse . I T"' *713 the props of the Swing-bridge, and down if i arses is given for personal con su lar on ; a 0 o .t Ir flolberg (there it:noway Yt to sw i m, not d rown ! country are immediately answered: these r !IHA TO e c t•mught relief f—Who put forward the clock ? lance fur advice and medicine, which can 1 e:4'd, when at home, and the scheme to unlock pail of the *odd, however distant. It:;, of deceiving, now Carlos explain d,— Bo and Co. 31.1 A-iis ' Warren's Blacking new triu:oph haa gaited," No. 11, Bouverie-street, ' •••• th'llsdherg exelaire'd, " in averting the late •. 1 Just published. Seventeenth ii. i , ~, , , . ~, • ere prov d.innocent object of hate. 1. • The /BOIS of LIFE, a familiar Conn ',,', •• tanks to the Jet that high Fashion thus series, Diseases. lis . "r Jealous dearms, and the guiltless preserves !" 2. H VOEIANA, addressed exclusively to ir, s „.. • a• At ',r, • *fining and brilliant Blacking, pre red by ROBERT May be had at 20, Paternoster. row : 39. Pt 1i,,,,,.;!; 1 •N• 30. Strand, London : and sold in every Town in the strec,Bnho ; 174, Fleet - street ; 4, Catherine p g ."2:,P. Liquid, in bottles, 6d. 104. I2d. and IBd. each; also don ; Porter, 72, Grafton.street, Dublin; ; ~.,'% : •:isi l ing , in pots, ed. I2d. and lUd. end. iik Shilling Put gate, Maser? t 9.Csitun-etteet, Ldinbusgli " 1-lual to fL bottles of Liquid. sellers. Fr ice le. " '' - -"*. • • - SHIPWRECKS. During the violent gale on Wednesday !morning, the Prussia% vessel Albert, Capt. Betzlatr, while between the Isle of IVight and Beachy Head, struck on a substance floating beneath the surface of the water, supposed to be the wreck of some vessel, but whicj" front the darkness could not be ascertained. In a few minutes the Albert had the feet water in her hold, and though both pumps were immediately going, the joint efforts of the master and crew, live in number, were ineffectual ; the vessel having mile., on her beam ends, the mainmast was cut away, but the water made to fast no exertion could save her, although a superior vessel of her class, and well provided with every means to render her sea.wnrthy ; thd hoat was now lowered with considerable difficulty, and was half tilled with water immediately. Capt. Iletzlaff end crew were, bore_ n ) , ever, compelled to betake thomselve s I it, and in a few minutes more the Albert went dawn. The r -n boat in which they pow were without any means of COMM ng its motions, was drifted by the violence of the sea, for more than an h ou r 111 id a ball. during which time they were closely paned by a three-masted schooner; and a llamburgh gallint, who showed his colours; but both vessels bore away before the wind without endeavouring to 104 assistance to the unfortunate suffers. At length the Doris or olden. burgh, Capt. Conrail Allan, came up, who mast humanely laid Ins ship to : end after many attempts, four of the tailors managed to jump from the boat Into the rhains of the Paris. Captaiii Retziaff was caught tintlernesth the bowsprit, arid e:awn on board. with a noosed rope, perfectly insensible; hut the last in the boa!, a young man of 111. in attempting to gain Ole velisSl, was struck b..- her bows, and sunk immediately. Csptain Retzlitff is dreadtuily bruised, and hr end the crew were taken into Dover, depriyed of every thing hitt their lives. In the evening of Wednesday, the lith inst. between the hoer: of nine and inn. several rrckers were seen ascending from the Gull-stream-light. indicating that some ill-fated vessel had struck nn the (food win Sand. These signals were continnct: at interval till about eleven o'clock; but owing to the hazy state cf the at mosphere, the colour of the fire, describing. the situation of.the wreck, could not be correctly ascertained. The boatmen at Deal could not launch a boat to their assistance, it being low wafer. At the dawn of the next morning a boat descried the wreck of it large brig, supposed to have been upwards of Itif) tons, and ficni quantity of oats which were discovered floating around, it is considered this grain was her cargo. A piece of ore of her sails FM brought on shore. on which was " Liverpool." It is *arid that the „hole of her crew perished.—Cinque Ports Herald: • THE ARMY: Detachments belonging to the following regiments marched yesterday from Westminster :—The 2d, 3d, 38th, and Ortli Regi ments of Infantry, for Canterbury ; the 234 and 89th Regladtits, for Chatham; the 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons. fcr the Cavalry depot at illaidstone; the loyal Staff Corps, foe. Utite and the 56th Regiment of Infantry, for Hull. A detachment belonging to the East India Company's net ice embarked laid night, at Billingsgate, for Gravesend, orillskasto Chatham. An alarming accident occurred :It a.gentleman•s house at .Brecon, on Tuesday last. One of the feMale smart_. about four o'clock in the morning (she having ricin early for the purpose of washing), w e nt to commen ce h e r day's work by lighting the kitchen tire ; the fuel hapocti ing for some time to prove refractory and refusing to in flame, she at length became impatient, and cali;;.•,;. to that a magazine of gunpowder of her mast, r's lay at hand, she hastily seized it for the purpose of administering Cyiin 'lion of its contents to the already half-kindled fire..imsgin ing that by so doing she would the more speedily erect her purpose of lighting it, and ignorant of the danger about to be encountered, she, holding the magazine ever the r griti., heedlessly poured out a portion of the contents, and in that moment the whole exploded. It is suprised that the ma gazine contained at least 31bs. of powder, and the *hole house was literally shaken from the top to the bottom,-and had not the kitchen window been providentially open at the time, it would probably have been almost vent' in twain. As it was, several windows in that and an atoininn house were completely shivered to atoms. The oltet door t of the kitchen, which as bolted at the time. wi:Agit:o ,from its binges and thrown down. Neatly all the cros i lury in the house was a complete wreck, as well as solidi t:ery valuable old china. The shock at once terrified tot Only the inmates but. the whole neighbourhood. Th e :h a ple ss ;woman, the instrument of all, wes, found most eenapkt rely scorched, but is likely to recover.—Thr Cambrian. • tiDON, WE Cargo actually eogaeed• and NEW St )1./TH )RIAN, A 1. Hurtllen nmander ; lying in the time for Pawn err. . Dowser), 39, Old Broad. 'sTER and HORSLEY. BilliLer-egyeare. January, 1826, to land Passengers 'ROVIDENCE, bur. E. Commander (of the the City Canal. has -- , Adations for as a regular Indiaman. _ Commander, at the Jeruaa- MISTER and HORSLE Y, Billiter.aquare. danuary. ALCUTTA, and has only the fine fast.sai ling teak Ship ions, Carain GEORGE ionourable Company's ship Canal. This ship has very • fitted for Passengers, apply to ...:Cotomander, at the Jerwa. i. Cockerel!. Teti], rid Oa, B. Attalla. Biechin.late, Cornhill: or WILLY "1 A lIERCROMBLE, Birchin.larm. . CALCUTTA, to ith the 10th of January, 800 tons, ROBERT West Italia Export At. will carry a surgeon. steamer from ofrthe Cape Emulous will proceed Esq. 8, King's Arms. ne, and Co. Old Jewry ; the Commoder, •t the REDHEAD, Jun. les-court, Lime-street, -seen. formerly Tutor to a ing a few Pupils into his has now a VACANCY. lees to Gentlemen whose Ir. Andemon's, Book. Jon, will be duly for. 'ITTING WARE- A . EST INDIES and (GE, STRAND. India, and Gentlemen r part of the Globe, will of their Appointments, Is, &e. together with a 2ots. Conches, and Bed_ and Laps; Sea Chests, description of Travel. with the necessary re imams: likewire a great 'Yes and Forks. imitable liindostanee Books •le, Tandem. Photon, description of Saddlery, lies, and South America, drat stile of workman- are warranted, and the strictly attended to of thick no abatement will 'RICLS OF PLATE 'ORTI" nee Cent. . .J0311'211'4 V, rliawent, 1773. 'hot, in additio' it to the cell, which wok pace in made, from Tad and a superficial Measurement printed Scale, which may A I.IIION-PLACI., !xtermive a.sortment of r and Brilliancy, an. urope, is on Sale by ..,ompany, and also by NVorks at Ravenhead, FOR SILVERED ENSIONS. In. In, t s. 105 by 50 .. 75 6 1101 59 .. 102 0 110 36 . 59 3 112 71..147 a 115 10 . . 127 13 121 70 .. 172 2 123 C:1..168 lb 127 LO .. 117 2 132 67 .. 192 2 134 70 . 21.4 7 WI 61 . 1/;7 12 2s. Od. per foot su- Mrs. JOHNSON, %.:%; SOOTIIiNG SY- York-plare. City-road. !thing, and suffer more ;caring convulsions, it and nurse who have can Soothing Syrup in Mrs. Johnson, feeling inv arc out of employ, s, has given them a real one hour longer that iturday mornings until .1) while the days are so rat distance cannot get nt bring a letter from a iccts of chatity. Mrs. it a charity will not be irate purse; and trusts Syrup will not injure reir relief. litrlesale and retail as and country, at 2s. 9d. on the stamp with Mrs. —H on. life, tg wife. lw of the mina," is tie of perpetual friend leasure with reason, by to degree of association hallowed obligation, it gulate the passions, but 'purities which the free. nailed upon it. To the many of those hapless •onttniscratinn of the be. -sr of self.reproach. ly—a residence in the note especially does the tently compromise the at shich the agonised tf. 'to all such, then, .gy. muscular strength, tionable,sanetioned as they succasfill experience. Mies disturbed by the trate the nerdsl wreath ly weak—yet it can be into functional power. ing empiric from the e deviate from general tent in our own honour. of Surgeons, we refer yecially those entering roe, when daily attend antl letters from the must sawmill a remit. t be forwarded to any !.R.r. Surgeons, Fleet-street, London. ath Edition, :oannentery on tba above to the Female Sez o4L.. Pall.mall; 16, therine.street, Strand, .on. _ Ablin; Al Phon, 135, Troll. ; sod of all Book. ECEMBER 21. Phis day. 3 vols. Stn. with Encretinp, SCePild Edition of AMANUAl.ofCHYMlSTßY,containingtheprincipal Farts of the Science, arranged in the Order to which they are Discussed and Illustrated in the Lectures at the Royal login'. non of Great Britain. By WILLIAM THOMAS BRANDS. F.L.S. SecrYtary to the Royal Society, Aor. du. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. This day is published, in 12mo. Third Edition, enlarged tied improved, price 30. od. bound, y NTRODIXTION to the WRITING of GREEK, for the Use of the Junior Greek Gass in the University of Alias gow. In Four Parts. fly D. K. SANDFORD, Esq. A.M. Oxon, Professor of Greek in the University of thaegow. Printed for A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Hunt, Ro binson, snit S. Waterloo-Owe, Pall-ruall, London. Bv sr will be sho r tly pubSished, by the same Author, EKTR cTs, from VARIOUS GREEK AUTHORS, with Notes ands 14111. ft•. Bvo. Second Edition, revised and enlarged. Just pieblisheil. ASYNOPSIS of the OHYMICAL DECOMPOSI TIONS of the LOIsiIIPN PHARMACOP/E/A, with TestQwestions of the Pupil's Knowledge of the ism,. By G. F. COLLTER, Lecturer on Chrmiawy and /ass& Medics. ,Pvintad for Samuel COLLlERHigh'Setilt Flcerassatiorsallek N.B. Mr. COLLIER 4011 41 1 1 F. " ut g ewe l as moat. on TUESDAY, Jan , IBBIL 20. Norfolk -street, Strand. ELEGANT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Just published, by R. Ackerman*, Strand. THE FORGET-ME-NOT, FOR 1826, pr 12s. CHRISTMAS TALES , for ice 1925, in a pent volume. Itmo. price It. To be continued Annually. The pieces composing this volume are partly original and partly translated from foreign writers of eminence. AUTO-IMOOIAPHICAL MEMOIRS of FERDINAND FRANCK, in one very neat pocket volume, price 4s. A portion of these klemoks appeared in the Ist and 2d volumes of "The Forget.Me-Not." for the pages' f which the whole was destined ; but, in consequence of the length to which they hare unexpectedly extended, the Publisher has printed them separately, in the same form as " The Forget-Me-Not.. Also, The NEW DOLL ; or, Gratidmamma's Gift, with Eiz Plates, half-bound, price 4s. Published by W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers'-hall.court, Ludgate -street. London, EXCURSIONS in NORFOLK, illustrated with IGO Plates, in 12 Numbers, 2s. each ; large paper proofs, each; or in two vols. royal 18mo. 24'.; large paper, 365. in boards. EXCURSIONS in SUFFOLK, the Smut, in Numbers and boards. EXCURSIONS in ESSEX, ditto, ditto. EXCURSIONS in KENT, 411 Plum in Six Numbers, 2a. each : large paper proofs, Ss. ; one vol. royal 18mo. 12s. ; large, 18v. hoards. EXCURSIONS in SURREY, the Same, in Numbers and boards. EXCURSIONS in SUSSEX, ditto, di•to. EXCURSIONS In CORNWALL. ditto, ditto. EXCURSIONS in IRELAND. 14 Number., 2.. each ; large paper proofs, Is. No. 16 will be published on the Ist of January, 1826. EXCURSIONS in HAMPSHIRE, SOUTHAMPTON, and the ISLE of WIGHT, are in preparation, and will soon appear. LIBRARY OF BOORS AND BOORS OF PRINTS, lAM/Sk) PRINTS, AND DRAWINGS, ike. /kr. MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the Nobility and Gentry, that Tlfl3 DAY and TO-lIIORROW he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Booms, 73, Nei Bond-street. an extensive and valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS and Books of Prints, and a small. colleetitm of prints and Drawings in portfolios: the Altiser Francais, 6 vol. folio; British Poeta, 100 vo l . ' • CF-uvres de Voltaire, n torn.; Scott's Poems, NoTels , GO VOL ; ditto Antiquities, 93 engravings; Mu' des An. titling. 2 ; Pyne's Rural Residences, 100 phtek; Nash's Views in Paris, 2; Hoyden's Shakspeare, 9 volts., and Prints:2; and many other valuable Works; also the Dresden, Versailles, Poo yin, Florence, Le Brun, Stafford, and (Inter 6sUaties; T w o Bl aze d Mahogany Bookcases, anti Pair of Globes ; the Properly of 0 Gen. tleman, removed from his residence. Oloticeater-place. May be viewed till the Sale, and catalogues . u the Amadeu Mart; and at 73, New Bond-street. CAVENDISH-SQUARE. VAI4UABLE FURNITURE, NOBLE ()LASSES, LOFTY MLR CURTAINS, OTTOMANS, &c. &a. UrR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that THJS kV.A: and following DAYS. at One o'Clnek each Day, lie shaft SUBMIT by AUCTION, no the Premises. No. I. earns dish-square. corner of Margaret-street, PART of the BAND ..S(IIIE MODERN FURNITURE, formed of Rosewood and Mahogany: noble pier and chimney glasses of large dimensions, viz.-96 inch. by 62, 99 be 60. 99 by 49, 82 by ; and several of minor sizes ; about fifteen fonr.post, field, and other bedinsacin,•and hangings, with their excellent bedding and anpropriate cbsmbet appendages : a capital! sideboard and a set of dining tables IS feet long by 6 feet "nee ; suites of dining and drawing-mnm and chamber chairs, in morocco, silk, and chints ; large carpets ; wardrobes, chests of drawers, dressing tables, and wash-stands ; two valuable and costly rosewood conimi:rlea, enriched with marble and or-molu ; a superb draw ing-rooin chandelier. fanned of richly cut glass and mountings, and four others : several suites of curtains of silk and chints, with their draperies, particularly a suite of blue silk hangings for four rooms, tastefully arranged, and the suite of carved and gilt ottomans, sofas, and chairs, complete for four drawing rooms ; a variety of culinary articles, and miscella neous objects, at the late residence of a Nobleman. May be viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues had (at Is. each, to be returned to purchasers) on the Premises; and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-street. EAST INDIA atnimiltA, In the Honourable East India Company's Cellars. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces that, on FRIDAY NEXT, at Two oT,lnek, he shall SELL by AUCTION, at his Rooms. Bond.airect, in Lots, TEN PIPES OF OLD EAST INDIA MADEIRA Of rich flavour and quality, which have been lying in the Com pany's Vaults since their importation. Permits will be granted for their removal from thence to the seve ral purchasers. May be tasted at the time of sale, and Catalogues hail nt the Auction Mart; and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-street. SIX HUNDRED ANY , SIX DOZEN OF EXCELLENT WINES, AND SEVERAL CASES OF EXTRAORDI NARY LIQUEURES. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, N ew Bond -street, on FRIDAY NEXT, at One, in suitable Lots, without reserve, a CELLAR of EXCELLENT WINES, corn posed of fine Old Crusted Port, Ammontilado, Sherry of high flavour, and Pole Sherry of superior quality, Buenas and Cham pagne, and several cases of very fine old Liqueres and Noyeau, the Property of a Gentleman, for whom they will be sold without 1 1 reserve. Samples may be had, upon paying for, every day until the Sale. The U' and Liqueures may also be tasted at the time of sale. and Catalogues now had at Mr, Phillips's, 73, Bond•street. LEASE. ELEGANT MODERN FURNIXURE.O-IJAIStMS, CHINA. AND EFFECTS, MANCIIESTEK.STREET. MR. PHILLIPS respeettlilly announces, that on SATURDAY NEXT. 24th inst. at One, he shall SELL by AUCTION, on the Premises, No. 25, Martebester-aireet. Manchester-square, the Improved Lease of a Compact FAMILY RESIDENCE, well arranged for domestic accommodation, subject to a moderate rent. Also, the Elegant MODERN FURNITURE, formed or rose wood and mahogany, suites of curtains, Brussels carpets, French and other bedsteads and bedding, mahogany wardrobes sod chests of drawers, chimney glasses, clocks, china, glass ware, and miseel lament's effects of a Gentleman, gone to reside on the Continent. Particulars of the 'louse maybe had at Mr. Phillips's, The' Furniture - viewed the day prfteding, and catalogues had on the premises. and at 73. Bond-street. A COLLECTION OF PICTURES. MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to announce, that on MONDAY, 2d January next, and following Day, at One. he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at hie Rooms, New Bond_ street, a COLLECTION of pleasing PICTURES, by Masters of the Italian, Dutch, Flemish, and Fren c h Schools, principally of cabinet slat;; embracing specimens by Ruben. ^ Ruysdael °stride Vandyke Teniers Berghem Begs I Vernet Formed by a Gentleman, during many years' May he viewed two Jays prior, and eat - Phillips's, 73, Bond-street. WOU Vel mans J. Steen Schttlken Ste. tee. s' residen re abroad. ogues then had at Mr. NEW PERTODICAL WORK FOR.YOUNO PERSONS, Peculiarly adapted for Schools, Juvenile Libraries, &c. On the 2d of January, 1826, will be published, an entirely origins, Work (to be continued monthly), entitled r)<l HE JUVENILE MAGAZINE, and POLITE .1 MISCELLANY; embellished with a handsome illustra tive Engraving of the Infant Lyra. Price Is. The design of the Editor is. to produce a Monthly Publication for the exclusive entertainment of young persons of both sexes. To consist of Essaye, Tales. Poetry (original and select), Anec dotes, Charades, &c. ; brief Notices of most of the popular jure. nile Publications of the day; and a correc t List of Vi'orks recently published, as well as of others in the press, or in course of pub lication. Each Number will asantain farra4l4.4ll leiteN press, beautifully printed upon a Int paper, liotpressecl, and in a neat ornamental wrapper, embenbited with a handsome illus. trative engraving. As delay in the regular publication is prejudicial let its sale. as well is a disappointment to the subscribers, the publisher pledges himself for its appearance on the first day of every month ; and with a view of affording encouragement to youthful genius, he will feel much pleasure in presenting, as a premium, a copy bf " The Juvenile Magazine" to those ladies and gentlemen who may contribute to the edification and amusement of the rising generation; at the Ume time he must remind them, that their pm. ductions should be as laconic as possible, the nature of the work nut admitting of long articles. Communicatione„ post paid, addressed to the Editor, No. 7, Hanovcr-etreet, will meet immediate attention. Llntlon : published by R. Thomas, Juvenile Library. No. 7, Hanover -street, Hanover-square; and sold by J. Sutherland, Edinburgh ; W. R. hl`Phun. O lasgow; and Westley and Tyr eel, Dublin; to whom communications may also be addressed. A IMMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR.--Thisafrree -11 My perfumed Liquor (the original invention of Mr. Ilenry), winch is of well-known efficacy in relieving faintness and head ach, and in counteracting the effects of overheated, close or in fecto! air, continues to be prepared in the greatest perfection by Messrs. THOMAS and IVILLLIM manufacturing chemists, Manchester. It is sold in London, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Bayley and Blew, perfumers, Cockspur-strect; and retail, pnre 2s. 9d., by one or more agents, in every principal town ; but it cannot be genuine unless the names of the above preparers are engraved on the liovern went Stamp, which is fixed over the cork of each bottle. Proper Sponge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, as usual. As above, may also be had, authentiested by a similar stamp, Henry's Calcined Magnesia, in bottles, at 2s. 9d., or with glass stoppers, at 45. 6d. DR. Limrs . s POWDER. THIS Celebrated Medicine is adopted by the most emi nent Physician.; and for those who cannot obtain medical advice, with each packet are enclosed full directions for its use. Its efficacy is moat certain if trcely given on the attack of Fever, Measles, Sore Throat. recent Cold with Cough, and other Inflam matory Disorders. In Rheumatism and Chronic Complaints it WS performed the moat extraordiqary cures, when used with per severance. Dr. James's Powder continues to be prepared by Messrs. NEW BERY, from the only Copy of the Process left by Dr. James in his own hand writirg, which wax deposited with their Orandfather in 1746, when he birame Joint Proprietor; and is sold by them, at the Original AVarehouse, No. 45, in St. Paul's Clitirch-yard and by their appointment by J. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; and W. Pegg, 29, Dame -street, Dublin. Packets 2s. 9d. ; bottles 245. and 335. each. The Genuine is distinguished by having the name " F. New. Lary," engraved in the Government Stamp. Also Dr. James's Analeptic Pills, in boxes, at 4s. 6J. 7.113 I N E RS' SOCIETY.—CHEAP %,_./ CABINET and I'PIIOLSTERY,at the LONDON REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, being the only r ea l on e n ow ex i s ti ng i n L on d on , N o . 71, corner o f LEA DE NHAL L.STR EET. opposi,- Aldgate Pump, and which has been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready Money and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inforw the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Essiblisbment for the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large families). by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ. meat to enable them to support their families, the number of whom appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Sleeting to be 148. From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods warranted:— d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0 Tent ditto - 1 6 0 Bordered Metres' to fit - 1 1 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 5 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs - 6 10 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table . - 2 0 0 Feather Bed, free from dust and smell. from .E 2 12 0 to 8 8 0 Drawing-room Sofa, from £6 60to 7 7 0 Ditto Bedstead 3 8 0 Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa . 810 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. __ Houses Furnished at n few days notice. and Apartments in a few hours.—floods packed free of expense except the matting. Old Furniture taken in Exchange; Appraisements in Town and Country; and Estates valued. COMMITTET. T. Corder J. Wilson J. car ter I T. Hasler J. Unett I W. Waghorh. T IWRNELL, Agent. J. HASLER Secretory. RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS. By Mr. EVANS, At his House, N 0.93, Pall-mall, THIS and TWO foll Owing DAYS, COLLECTION of Rare and Valu a ble BOOKS, including Shakspeare's Romeo and Juliet, extremely rare, 1599 ; Shakspeares Merchant of Venice. first edition. very rare, 1600; Shaltspenre's Much Ado About Nothing, first edition, very rare, If.oo ; Catholicon sive Lexicon Latin's Lingux, first edition, and the fourth book printed with a date, 1460 ; Ovidii Opera, Vicent. per Lichtenstein. 1400; Cesaris Opera Jenson, 1471; Galerie tics Tableaux du Duc d'Orleans, 3 vol. ; Cabinet du Duc de Choiseul, uncut; Cabinet de Poullain, uncut; Physica Sacra, 3 vol. with 730 prints to illustrate the Bible; Perrault, Hommes Blusters, 2 vol. large paper, portraits ; Annual Register, 66 vol.; Chalmers's Poets, 21 vol.: British Essayists, 93 vol. &c. & c. AVIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS have ob tained the sanction and approbation of Gentlemen of the Medical Profession, as a safe and valuable Medicine in removing obstructions, and relieving other inconveniences to which the female frame is liable, especially theme which, at an early period of life, frequently arise from wart of exercise and a general debility of the system. They create an appetite, correct indigestion, remove gid. dines, and nervous head.achc, and are eminently useful in windy disorders, pains in the stomach, shortness of breath, and palpita tions of the heart. Purchasers are requested to remark, that, as a testimony of au thenticity, each bill of directions is signed with the name of "C. heareley," in writing. Sold wholesale and retail, in London, by Wightman and Cramp, 24, Paternoster-row, removed from Fleet-street ; Barclay and Sons, Fleet-market ; Newberry and Sons, St. Paul's Chnrch-yard ; Sutton and Co. Bow Chureh-yard ; Sanger, la, Oxford-street. opposite Bond-greet ; Evans and Son, Long-lane. Smithfield; Johnson. Greek -street, Sobo;.Butler and Sons, Chcapsicle; Godfrey Windt's, Bishopsgate.street ; IL hlackrill, 33, Whitechapel ; and by all Country Venders, at 2.5. 9d. per box. a a ' It is necessary to inform the public that Kearaley's is the only original and genuine Medicine, and has been prepared by them for more than thirty years. MARKETS. (From the London I%'er• Price Current.l TUEIDAT, Drc. 20. eOTTON.—The transactions in our Cotton market have been very limited, the demand being confined to a few small orders for export and for consumption. the gales amount to only 430 bales, viz., 170 Surat. 60. a 61jd., 220 Bengals Std. a id., 10 Madras and 30 Paw: SUGA R.—The Sugar market remained nearly in a nominal state all the lent week ; the purchases made were very inconsider able parcels for immediate consumption ; the prices could not be stated at any alteration. The Sugar market again opened very heavy this morning; the few sales reported were however at the previous prices, and the holders evince no disposition to give way. The deliveries from the warehouse last week were ROO casks less than the corresponding week of last year ; the deficiency of the stock, compared with 182 S, is only 2.000 casks. At a late hour to-day the purchases of Aluscovadca were estimated at 400 hhds. at full pricas which is more th an h as b een l ate l y reporte d . T he Re fined market was last week in a state of complete stagnation ; lumps nominally Ms. • Molasses 31s. rid. The Refined market to-day is still in a very depressed and nominal state. Molasses have bees sold at 305., but we believe the nearest quotation is 31s. In Fo reign or East India Sugars there were no sales reported. COFFEE.—The advanced season for export, and the convulsed stare of the money market, prevented any business being effected In Coffee last week ; some descriptions could be purchased at lower rates for money, but generilly no parcels were pressing on the market. There were no public sales of Coffee this forenoon, and no purchases by private contract arc reported. HEM p, FLAX, and TA LLO W.—The death of the Emperor is much talked of among the dealers in Rossian produce, hut it has not had much effect on price. The new Tallow yesterday was 355. 6d ; new Hemp 434 ; our quotations of Fla: were the last realise; prices, but they are nearly nominal. RUM, BRANDY. and HOLLANDS.—The prices me nomi nal ; the purchases lately are ft Inconsiderable to enumerate. TOBACCO.—There are no sales of Tobago worth reporting. OILS.—The quotations are nearly ;misdeal ; the few Weis made are at prices a shade loster. IRISH PROVISIONS are at nominal quotations.