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,„ , 1.--e • - - • .7 No. 7,054. LONDON, WEDN NOTICE TO MARINERS. RUNDLESTONE. TRINITY-HOUSE, LONDON, Jaly 7, nu. NOTICE is hereby Gino:, that Red Buoy is placed to mark the situation of the Runt!lntone, with ( sale Treyn Paint bearing E. by N., and at a distance of 26 Fathoms, in a Mi. b. S. direction from that Rock. By Command of the Corporation, , • J. HERBERT. Secretary. n e Press A REFUTATION I of th the MISTATEMBNTS con tained in an ANONYMOUS PAMPHLET, donatively circulated by the London Dock Company, entitled `• Catrtionary Observations to those who contemplate an Investment of Property in New Docks," accompanied by some wokl inhumation to the Proprietors of that Establishment. Qui facit per odium fecit per se. Will be sold by J. Al. Richardson, No. 23, Cornhill. This day is published, in two large volumes Bvo. price 11. Is. in board*, the Ninth Edition, revised and corr ec t e d, o f E LEMENTS of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, intro ductory to useful Books in the principal Branches of Lite rature and Science. With Lists of the most approved Authors; incluallAg the hest Editions of the Classics. Designed chiefly for the Junior Students •in the Universities, and the higher Classes in Schools. By HENRY KETT, R.D. Late Fellow of Trinity College, Osfetrd. Printed for C. and J. Rivingtoo, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. This day is published. is Ben. price 2s. AndLETTER to the Rev. Dr. MILNER, occas i one d b y some Pitsaages contained in his B oo k, entitled '• The of Religious Controversy." By the late Rev. S. PARR, LL.D. Printed fur J. :Bowman, Ludgate -street. A REGULAR TRADER. 1 OR VAN DIEMEN'S LAN]) and NEW SOUTH IC WALES. the tine coppered Ship PRINCE REUENW, Mirthen Oil Tons, WILLIAM B. LAMB, Commander. j.ring in the London Dock. Has very superior Accommodations for shin aid Stserat Passengers. For Freight or restage appl y to BUCKLES, AGST,ER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. STEAM VESStii FOR INDIA. rE th e CAPE. MADRAS. and CALCUTTA, the ENTERPRIZE, Captain J. H. JOHNSTON, will start -.ll,4:iszly ou the bit of August next from Gravesend, and take her ::oal desiiztore from Falmouth on the Sth of August. The de. talllasation of fitting this Vessel in the best possible manner, and t h e asigignMemme of dipturba,nee which has existed aiming the w air Now every mule for some time. have co-operated to .felay alummerte of the above teasel beyond the perixi origi. n a y -The Engines have, however, been workeu, and found Val* to every intended purpose ; the Committee --- - fOill OrglOody to tlx tie ht of August 1 , - ' osi i iii tharmsiiii. A t. O : m . t o ratousgtoy Broad 4 ematlettteto street r. to rt ti ..agent cooed LI dia Agency, Mesas . 11314tt, sad Oa e • gLigaindeY and to.; Cockerel!. 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P. and D. 31altony's Office, 29, Slerrion-square North, Dub:iu, for that purpose. tiU 13th of said month of August, nreviers to which day every prxprietsr in required to pay the id inetelment. execute the deed, and on executing the deed to exchange the present St rip Certificates for athm fcasnad in pursu ance of the Act to Paella rent passed last 'amnion. By order of the Court of Directors, THOS. JOPLIN, Sec . I)ROVINCIAL BANK of IRELAND.—Notice 1 hereby given, that agreeably to the original intention of call mg op the Capital agiven, th:s Ccmpany, protrresairely, as the Local Establishments shoal forrted, and Cosiness being about to be commenced, the SECOND INSTALMENT of 61. per Cent. in hereby required to be d, between the Ist and 15th of August nest, tithe" at th. 110-e of the Social, in St. Ilelen's•rlate. Lon.. eon. at at Meters. P. a:4 D. Mahony I (Me, 2tl. Merrionsaquarc North, Dublin. tx-tween the h•nirs of 10 and I etch day. By order of the Cowl of Directors, Landon, July 11, len. THOMAS JOPLIN. Secretary, HRITISH IRON COMPANY.—Notice is hereby I .11 Oren. that a further CALL has been this day made ail. fa Share, payable co or before the 12th August next. By order of the Directors, H. SCRIVENOR, Jun. Secretary. 00, Lneltberry, JoiriA, BM. A CSTRALIAN .AGRICULTURAL COMPANY, ft established ender an Ara of Parliament (ids George IV. Chaotic sah and inemoorsted by Royal Charter. NOTICB is hereof :Otto, That a GENERAL COURT ell ',st(lrm ETORs will he held et the London Tahiti, Bieber. gate.otreet, on Till - Its I ).% V. the Mat instant. Just published, Price 2s. rPHE JEWS' CATECHISM. D e dicated to th e R ev . 1 Solomon Hirschel. London : Printed fur Knight and Lacey. Pats-master-row. CA M PBELL'S THEODOR IC. Prints. M. ; Proofs, on India paper. Is. 6d. iLLUSTRATIONB to THEODORIC, by Thomas A Campbell. EN. beautilally Engraved, from Deogns by Henry Carbould, Esq. London : Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row. In 2 vols. iira price I. boards. I. TWENTY•NINTH OF MAY; or, Joyous Doings at the Restoration. By EPURADI BAROCASTI.E, Author of •' Wine and IValnuts." London t Printed for Knight and lAcey, Paternoster.row. PAC! 11.. in bossily illustrated with numerous Engravings, APRACTICAL TREATISE on RAIL-ROADS, and Interior Communication in Ueneral ; with Original Ex periments on the Resistance of Carriages on Rail-Roads, Strength of Rails, Performances of the various kinds of slotive Power, and particularly of Loco-motive Steam Engines. With Tables of the comparative value of Canals and Rail-Roads. By NICHOLAS WOOL), E.g. Loop ro : Printed for Knight and lam, Paternoster-row:1 MIIyTON•S POSTHUMOUS WORK. On Saturday, the 16th July, will be published, In 1 val. Its., price V. 11. a. tile (:hau. trial n- , a; n at Ow n'elnelt precisely. J. S f ELL BRICK WO4 )D. Secretary. KW% Ann.. yard. Colent.in-street, July 4, 1623. 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A few copies of the Urijical and Translation are printed on large paper, price each W. TYVVA R N ALE MINING ASSOCIATION. TUV/ITZIES. }pisf'.rse-the Duke of RUCBcl.fiflA3l. The Ro t el u..nouritde Lord NUGENT. The Ilanaitinc te l : to acquaint the Shareholders, that haring completed their ii-range 'cots, the Dteellailty operations bars ken commerce.' fur eFectually working by Tutwork and Tribute, the Mine s hcfm.gi i to the Associatkn. and 31r. 3loyle Nperts. that the Strain Enizi , te of MO horse power will be com pleted in the course of from this date. N.B. Periana bohlime Teti kOssreerar upwards wOl. nu leaving their address at ()1b..... N.. 3, Chapel -place, Nuter, before ch. end of the sec , . •d we k in every month. respectively receive printed cony of t t^ cur-ent mon:hly receipts nth' expenditures, together with the reports of the agent• and purser of the 31inei. PI Order, July 11 1825. E. UNDO, Secretary. .11111ARY OF LIMIT sU.NMLtt itt . ..ll,lMa, O ilA,ta OF ENOLISII I.I.II:ItATURE. HAYTIEN COMPANY FOR MINING, !under an eselu•ive (leant ob , ainetl Irma the Uoveramcnt of Hayti), tr.d for ether vrposes. rr HE following ORIGINAL submitted to the Public, as a desirable class of Books of inexhaustible variety and amusement, entirely new to English Literature. The object of the able and learned Editors has been to condense anti assemble, into the locus of three elegant volumes, all the striking tarts end piquant anecdotes which have hitherto been scattered through hundreds of volumes, ancient and modern, or have been buried in the great I•ibraries of Europe. Another object, not less gratifying to every reader of taste, has been to engrave the curiosi. ties and relics of every subject; and hence the volumes abound in Autographs, Portraits, and Views of Buildings consecrated by genius. Considered as wholes, no books, in ottr language, approxi. mate them in completeness, elegance, taste, and intellectual grafi& cation; and they exhibit ail that is fascinating in the History, Biography, and Science of their several subjects, without the dry ness of history, the formality of Biography, or the pedantry of elementary Science. _ ... PRESIDENT. The Most Noble tbe Marquis of DOWN:IIIPC. TICE•PRESIDENT. Sir THOMAS Dl*Kli ACLAND, Bart.M.P. DIRECTORS. The Right 11-trimrable Lord NUGENT. M.P. Chairrnsn. Sir JA NI ES MACKIN I'OSI I, M.P. Ikputy.thAirnian. Ilenry MP. James Hunter, jun. Esq. Cal. Sir Henry Hooke, K.C.R. I J. B. bousada,jun. Esq. The lion. Cars. Gratin. R.N. F. J. Picou. Esq. I Lyndon Ercl)n, E.q. 31. P. Charles Tennys in, Esq. M.P. Lornezer I.:if / . W. Wilberforce, jun. Esq. William Ile.el i e. Eeq. H. 0. Wheatheyley. Esq. Richard Heal,. EA. Michael Williams, Esq. (of Almon Hill, E N . Truro.) At li r ORA. I. 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By at Octogenerian, in 3 vols., with numerous Portraits and Engraved Relies, price One Guinea. London: Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row ; and to be had at the Booksellers and Circulating Libraries. 1 RN!! COMPANY for TIRES, established by c4p. 111. itOMOTING MANUFAC- Act of Parliament, 6 Geo. IV, Capital 2.000.000!. Sterling,*l CRasalIAN.—T. SPR DIrIITY.CRAIRMAN.—FR, DJ ICC Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. Thomas BarnewaH, Esq. Robert Bell. Esq. Joseph H. Bradshaw, Evi. Rupert lagleby, Esq. Latta°, Mogan, i:sq. Issue Nicholson, jun. Esq. IVin. U. Potter. Esq. Sic REfAllr.—Henry Porter, Esq. in 20.000 Sharer of 1001. each. I Nri RICE, Esq. ALP. ANUS BEACkORT, Esq. ;TORS. Jnarph Ranking, Esq. Sir Stephen Shairp Edward Stewart, jun. Esq. J. T. Thorp. Esq. Alderman Richard Wclle•ley, Esq. M.P. 4tork P. IV ikon, E.g. Sir William hung, Bart. Baxigns.-3lessra. Puget;Bainbridge:and Co. This Company has been incorporated for the encouragement of ufacturing Establishments in Ireland. No country per- Lips palmettoes greater facilities for such a purpose, abounding as 1! does with streams it for working the most powerful machinery, , tth a climate comparatively mild, a soil proverbially rich, where !,,w1 is produced in such abundance, that the quantity exported eimn equals in value all her otber commerce ; where neither •-••• ^er aaseosed taxes exist, and where the price of labour is • iy tow. Notwithstanding these advantages. and the feet !!.0 consumption of British manufactures has been trebled in •• thirty yearn, still, during that period, few manufacturing ...,,lents hare been formed. '• • unpany have no power to manufacture t but their object • •., • - :cc mills, factories, potteries, etc. in the most eligible situ. • • to furnish them with the most approved machinerg, and • to let them to respectable individuals, who will thus De en to employ in active. manufacture their entire capital, which .itemise most, to a considerable extent, be sunk In buildings all expensive machinery. This mode of employing the capital • , 1' the Company, will secure to the Shareholders • certain and .r,.4:410 property, while they are protected by the provisions of • Act from any liability beyond the actual amount of the Shares !1;:) , may possess. gnat improvements which have been recently made in the I *•. ,, hineryettonec , ed with manufactures, especially those of cotton, vtet:Scn, silk, and dal, will give to any establishment now availing It•ell of them, • decidel adenntspre over those in which they do not evnt, nr have been only partially introduced. The Daemon are now ready to receive:applications from thane pereo h e who may be desirous of renting from the Company menu. wActmties, to be con s t ruc t e d and furnished according to the plans hirh such persons may consider beat adapted to their purposes, ,1 11 from sebum security will of course be required for the punctual ilihMent of their engegernerits. They are also ready to treat •••ll parties wishing to hispose of mill-sites or buildings, in towns • their immediate neighbourhoods, adapted to th e before-men t:lned manufactures. MI communications relative to t h ese o bj ects to b e addressed to Ilrory Potter, Esq. the Company's Secretary, at their Office, No. 1 ;, King's Arms-yard, London. In 1 vol. I2mo. price 7s. Bd. boards, SKETCHES in BIOGRAPHY ; designed to show the influence of Literature on Charsetsarid lisppiness. By JOHN CLAYTON, Esq. Edinburgh : Printed for Waugh and Inns; and ha. Duncan, 37. Paternoster row, London. This dui is published, in 3 vols. 12mo, price I6s. 6d. G EORGE BARNIVELL. Fifth Edition, corrected by T. SU RR. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. London. Where may be had, by the same Author. ‘VINTER in LONDON, 13th Edition, 3 vols. 158. SPLENDID 1111SERY„ sth Edition, 3 vols. I fis. ; also, ZENOBIA, QUEEN of PALMYRA, by Miss O'Keefe, 24 Edition, I vols. 12s. WILD IRISH BOY, 2d Edition, by the Rev. C. Maturin, 4 vols. If. 2s. FATAL REVENGE, 2d Edition, by the name, 4 vole. IL 4s. RUNN EM EDE, or, The Days of King John, by L. S. Stan- I hope. 3 vol.. 13a. PREFERENCE, by Selina Davenport, 2 vols. 12s. TMs day in published, in 3 vols. 12mo. price 16s. Gd. p PARENTS and WIVES; or, Inconsistency and Mistakes. By Mn. GREEN, Author of " Who is the Bridegroom ?"—" Gretna-green Mar riages'—" Deception"_ " Carthusian Friar.", &c. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. London. Where may be had, _published this Kammer. FATHER'S LOVE and a WOMAN'S FRIENDSHIP, by Mrs. Moose. 5 vols. IL les. REFLIGKE t e Romance, by Captain Murgatmyd, 3 vols. The PHANTOM ; or, Mysteries of the Castle, by Mrs. Mat thews, 4a. WANDERINGS of CHILDE HAROLDE, a Romance of Real Llfe. 3 vols. IL Is. CASTLE CHAPEL, by Mrs. Rocha, Author of " Children of the Abbey." 3 vols. 218. VALLEY of SHENANDOAH t or, Memoirs of the Gray sons, 3 vols. Ilk. THOMAS FITZGERALD, LORD of OFFALEY, a Ho manes, 3 vols. IL 76. i _Q'7~ i k, • + - Tilt, 1 Tittt kLZ tvt•rii&-E JULY 13, 1525. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE. GROUND-RENTS AND REDEEMED LAND-TAX, Producing 1331. 71. per Annum, very improvable in a short penod. ny Mr. SHUTTLEWORT H. At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 12. in 10 Lots, A FREEIIOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious DWELLING-HOUSE and PREMISES, situate No. 20, Litchfield -street, Sohn, near Newport Market sad the new Ito. provenience ; let on lease at a very low net TM of 34/. 10s. per annum. FREEHOLD GROUND-RENTS, amounting to 401. 16s. per annum, amply Nemec!, and issuing out of numerous dwelling houses and premises, situate in Litchfield-street, and Cooper's_ court, adjoining the above. REDEEMED LAND.TAX, amounting to PM 2s. per annum ; and _ LEASEIIOLD GROUND RENTS, amounting to 4U 91. per annum, held fur 67 years unexpired, and most amply secured upon three excellent residences, situate No. 8,9, and 10, Gren ville-street, the corner of Brunswick-square. May be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and particulars had at the Mart, and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. VALUABLE BUILDING GROUND, New Cron, Kent Bond. .. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII, At the Auction 31art„ on THURSDAY, the 21st fist. at 12, SIXTY-SIX LOTS of valuable FREEHOLD LAND, very eligible for Building, situated in" a highly respectable, healthy, sad improving neighbourhood, on the borders of the road fron. London to Greenwich , through Carnberw.ll, Peckham, and New Crone, in the County of Surrey, and extending from road to road. The Lots command frontages of 60 to 140 feet by 100 to 230 feet and upwards in depth, and each Lot will entitle the Purchaser to a Vote fcr the County. May be viewed with permission of Mr. Edmond, the present oceupter, or whom Particulars may be had ; also of Mr. Geo. Law, Solicitor, No. 10, New-square, Lincoln's inn at the Auction Mort, and of Mr. Shuttletvorth, N 0.29, Poultry. EDMONTON AND BLACK:WALL. lie Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th inst. at 12, in Two Loin, by order of the Administratrix of Mr. Richard Taylor, deceased. Lot 1. A VALUABLE and very 1 MPROVEABLE r ESTATE, held under the Dean and Chapter of. St. Paul's, renewable for ever according to custom; comprising two genteel dwelling-houses, with numerous outbuildings, and capital gardens, anti four remarkably neat substantial cottages, with a garden to each, all adjoining, and forming a very compact property, eligibly situate in Churn -street, Edmonton. Also an allotment of arable Land on Enfield Chase, near Winshmore 11111, comprising upwards of two acres; part let on lease to Messrs. Jer kins, Clarke, and Russell, the remainder in the occupation of te nants at will, at net rents, amounting to 1 I It. 10s. per annum. Lot 2. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held for 63 years unex pired, at a ground -rent ; comprising II substantial cottages, situate No. 3 to 14, inclusive, in North Regenustreet, near Messrs. Wl gram and Co.'s Dock-yard at Blackwell; in the occupation of respectable tenants, at rents amounting to 1291. 31. per annum. May be cawed with leave of the tenants, and Particulars had 10 days previous to the sale of Mr. Thomas, Solicitor, Fen -court, Fenchurch-street; at the Rose and Crown, Edmonton • the —, Blackwell; at the Mart.; and of Mr. Shuttlewoetii, No. 28, Poultry. Genuine - Household Furniture, large Glasves, valuable Paintings, and Effects. Pall-mall. By Mr. CAUTY, At his Great Rooms, No. 00, Pall-mall, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 12, without reserve, AMiscellaneous Collection of valuable HOUSEHOLD FCRNITURE, comprising lofty four-post bedsteads and fumitures, goose feather beds and bedding, excellent mahogany furniture in drawers, tables, and chairs, pier -and chimney glasses of large dimensions, three capital lofty screens, rosewood and zebra tables, set of mahogany dining ditto, and a variety of excellent fur niture; also about bOlots of genuine and valuable paintings, by the most esteemed Masters, worthy the attention of the collector sod dealer. To be viewed the dap preceding, and catalogues had at ➢lr. Canty's Great Rooms, No. 80, Pall-mall. Modern and Elegant Household Furniture, large Classes, Cabinet Piano-forte, Pictures, Wines, and Effects. Earl's Court, Old Brompton. By 31r. CAUTY, On the Premises, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, and following day, at 12 precisely. ALL the genuine and excellent HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE. new within a short period; comprising lofty four -post bedsteads and furniture', goose beds, mattresses, and bedding; mahogany chamber furniture, in drawers, wardrobes, tables, basin stands, &c. ; drawing room suite of tables, chairs, and sofas; chints curtains, Brussels carpets, large pier and chimney glasses, inlaid cabinets, ;Trend piano -forte, a few line pictures, linen, china, glass, and effects; also about forty dozens of tine old port and sherry. May be viewed on Tuesday and mornings of Sale: and cata logues had on the premises, and of Mr. Cauty, auctioneer and ap praiser, No. 80, Pall-mall. BALES BY AUCTION. TOWN RESIDENCE. SEYMOUR-FLACK, PARK-LANE. By Mr. JAMES DENEAV, On the Premises. TO-MORROW, at 12, Cipital TOWN RESIDKNCE, desirably sitbate Na. 9, Seymour-place, Park-l an e, t h e p roperty o f a N o b le. man : comprising entrance hall, and principal stone staLtcase, spacinua dining parlour and library, very excellent lofty drawing. room and ante room, communicating by folding doors, five best bed chambers,. end Ire servanue sleeping apartments, with de tached kitchen, and well arranged offices in the basement. The premises are substantially erected, in very good repair, and held for an unexpired term of 33 years, subject to a ground rent of 30 guineas per an tmni. May be viewed by tickets only, to be had of Mr. Henew, Auc tioneer. Chad es-itereet, Berkeley square. Particulars Al soot .ifesars. Francklin, Howe, and Heptinstall, Lincoln's lon ; and at Gana way's. ELECIANT FURNITURE, Splendid Lamps, line Old China, Pictures, large marble Tables, Damask Window Curtains. sumptuous Or-taolu Clocks, Bil hard Table, Cabinet Pianoforte. capital Axminster Carpet, &e. Ily Mr. JAMES DENEW, At his Auction Room, .Charles -street, Berkeley-square, on FRI DAY NEXT, and following Day, at 12, Tif E elegant FURNITURE, large Glasses, sump tuous Marqueterie and Buhl Tables, Cabinets, and Cotn modes, tine old Dresden anti Oriental China ; capital or-molu chandeliers, Grecian lamps. and lustres ; brilliant toned eabibet pianoforte, a ten-feet billiard table, valuable pictures, suits of window curtains, damask table linen, Axminster and Turkey carpets, and numerous other interesting edicts, thepropatirestr* Foreign Gentleman, returned to the Continent. To be viewed To-morrow, when catalogues may be had at ther Auction Room, Charles-stitet, Berkeley-,qusre. RESIDENCE ON THE BANK OF THE THAMES-- HAMMERSMITH, Freehold Garden Ground, containing fine Brick Earth, &c. By Mr. JAMES DENEW, At Garraway's, on TUESDAY, August 2, at I?, in Two lints, AN Excellent and Sp ac i ous RESIDENCE an the Dank of the Thames, at Hammersmith, commanding delightful views of the river and fine surrounding country, with double coach. home, stabling for eight horses, beautiful lawns, pleasure grounds and gardens, w a ll e d an d clothed with the ch oicest fruit trees, capital vinery, nearly 150 feet in length, graenhouae, gardener's lodges, &c. containing in the whale shout nine acres. Also a very valuable FItEEHOLD ESTATE, immediately adiiiinintl, and consisting of a brick-built noun, with suitable outbuildings, six acres of garden ground, abounding with fine brick earth, let to a tenant at will, and three messuages in the Fulham-road. As a residence, this property is highly desirable, and it also presents pecuriar advantages to the speculative pur. chaser, from the extensive frontage it possesses to the River and' the Fulham-rned, and the immediate vicinity of the new bridge. To be viewed by tickets, which, with descriptive particulars, may be had of Mr. Dane w, Auctioneer, Charles-sweet, Berkeley-square; of Messrs. }Cake, White, Ainge, and Blake, Essex-street, Strand ; and at Garraway*a. NEXT FRIDAY (JULY 15). JAND J. SIVEWRIGHT again beg to remind the a Public, that*Lotteries must soon cease for ever. J. and J. Sivewrigl)t can confidently recomtoend the present Scheme; for besides 4 Prizes of 20,000 Guineas ! Besides the usual number of Capitals! Besides all the Numbers being Prizes! - SIXTY-FOUR PIPES OF WINE will be mesehted gratis to the fortunate Holders of the Four Prizes of One Thousand Guineas, keing 15 Pipes to each Prize, and In proportion for Shares. The Wine to be 'cleated from the Stock of any Wine Merchant in the Kingdom, by the fortunate Holders themselves. Four 20.000 Guineas! with many other Capitals and Prizes, all in Sterling Money, being £204,442! Besides the 64 Pipes of Wine, gratis ! All in One Day. NEXT FRIDAY, July 45. Thiele and Shares are now un sale at J. and J. Sivewrights' Offices,• N 0.37, Cornhill ; ii, Ilolhnrn ; and 38, Ilsymarket; where they sold in a late Contract, 12,478, a Prize of 30,0001., and several other Capitals. B'sll• Contractor, sincer e ly thank s t h e P u bli c f or t h e i r distinguished favour., and regrets to state this probably is the last Scheme he shall have the pleasure to contact fur, Parliament having resolved to aholioh Lotteries for ever I Besides the Prizes in the present Scheme, amounting to 204.442/. IN STERLING MONEY, BISII ADDS SIXTY-FOLTU PI PES OF WINE, GRATIS! Therefore. Independently of the FOUR GRAND PRIZES OP VI 70:.0 I 1:21.025 21.0;t9 21,0-25 With many other Capttals, and No Blanks ALL IN ONE DAY. NEXT FRIDAY'. Each of the Holders of the Four Prizes of 1.000 Guineas, whether bought at BIS ll's, or any other Licensed Lottery Office, will he entitled to 16 Pipes of Wine, and fur Shares in proportion ; no that • Sixteenth will have One Pipe of Wine besides the ;Aare of 1.009 Guineas. The Wine to b chosen from the Stock of any Wine Merchant in the Kingdom, by the fortunate holders them selves. In the Lottery drawn Tuesday, 31st May, Dish shared and sold No. 1004 - - 1230.000 in 6 Shares 6446 . - 10.000 . - in 9 Shares And Seven other Capitals, the Sbares of which were distributed allover the United Kingdom. A variety of Numbers are now on sale by BISII, Contractor, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, London ; and by his Agents throughout the Kingdom. 12RUSSELS VEILS from 81. to 601.—Thrse highly I celebrated objects of DISON and Co.'s Manufacture increase daily in public estimation, and they being the only house in Lon don having a Manufactory at Brussels, Ladies have a decided ad vantage In giving them orders, both in economy and expedition. Previous to their leaving town, Ladies are solicited to inspect an unique Stock of Dresses, Chantilly and Blonde Veils, Pelerines, Mechlin, Valenciennes, Blonde, and Buckingham Laces, &c. as in their purchases they will experience a great saving at DISON and Co.'s, British and Foreign Lace Ilanufacturers,237, Regent-street, exactly opposite the Argyll Rooms. FISHER'S CONCENTRATED SARSAPARILLA SYRUP and ESSENCE OF SARSAPARILLA. The same care and attention is bestowed in preparing those Medicines as heretofore, and, on account of their efficacy, portability, conve nience, and cheapness, the are now generally preferred to th e ot h er Preparations of Sarsapari lla; two table-spoonfuls of either are equivalent to a Piot of the Decoction of the London Phsrmacomia. Persons desirous of taking the Compound Decoction are requested to ask toe the Compound Syrup, or Essence, a process exactly si milar to that so advantageously adopted in making the Syrup is employed in preparing the Essence, hut with the exclusion of the Sugar. The extensive sale and decided approbation these Preparations have tact with from most of the Physicians and Surgeons of emi nence has induced persons to vend imitations of them, which Messrs. Fisher and Co. believe to be principally made with the Extract of Sarsaparilla, and altogether different from theirs. Observe that Fisher and Co. In, Conduit-street, Ilanove-square, London, is printed on the label of each bottle ; of whom, ami Mr. Complin, Druggist, Bishopsgate-street,only it can be had gent inc. In the Press, SALES BY AUCTION. July I, 1826 A REFUTATION of th e MISTATEMBNTS con- . tinned in an ANONYMOUS PAMPHLET, donatively LONG LEASEHOLDS. TOTTPINIIANI. MIDDLES'EX. 8 u ,,,,, is placed circulated by the London Dock Company, entitled `• Cautionary By Mr. SHurnalwoßTH, rith (sate Treyn Observations to those who contemplate an Investment M Property . At the :Hart, THIS DAY, at 12, 26 Fathoms, in a in New D oc k s, " accompanied by some undid inMrauttion to the A ILEASEHOLD ESTATE, Hal for a term of 96 Proprietors of that Establishment. Years unexpired, at a ground-rent; comprising ten neat RT. Secret Qui facit per alium fecit per s e . well- b uilt dasili ng.hoties, with a pram) to each, 51Ittate in Kinds- ary. Will be sold by J. M. Richardson, No. 23, Comhill I road and King-street, late Coleman's• Nursery, and near the Church —___ at Tottenham in the occupation of respectable tenants, at rents This day is published, in two large volumes Aro. price 11. Is. in 1 • ' tEIV SOUTH boards, the Ninth Edition, revised and corrected, of 1 amounting to 211. per annum. ICE REG ENZ . , E LEMENTS of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, intro- I Alay B bo viewed with leave of the tenants, and Particulars had nmander. J,ving ' doetory to useful Books in the principal Branches of Lite. tleworth, No. 211 Poultry. at the ell and Hare, Tottenham ; at the Mart ; and of 31 Shut. emmodationa for rature and Science. With Lists of the most approved Authors; --_____:_ • including the hest Editions of the Classics. Designed chiefly for ' FREEHOLD ES I TATES AND GROUND RENTS. the Junior Students •in the Universities, and the higher Classes in By Lois. SHUTTIRAVORTII, ICC lIANAN, Schools. Ry HENRY KETT, B.D. At the Alert. THIS DAV. at-12, in Five Lots, Adane. Late Fellow of Trinity College, 43sfad. Lot 1,2,ant13. fllliltEE FREEHOLD DWELLING- Printed for C. and J. Rivingtoa, St. Paul's Church-yard, and 1. HOUSES. eligi)sly situate Nos. 13, 14, '..CUTTA, the I r aleri m - Pb" , Pall-mail. and 22. Holywell-row, near Finsbury-oquart, in the County of TON, will start This day is published, to ago. price 2s. Middlesex, let on Lease, which etnkea at Alichaelanas, 18311, at ind, and take her A LETTER to the Rev. Dr. MILNER, occasioned by low Rents. amounting together to 421. lig, per annum. uguat. The de- Lot 4. A well-secured GROUND RENT of 110/. per annum, some Passages contained in his Book, entitled " The issuing out of Fifteen Dwelling.houses and Premises, eligibly ible manner, and ml of Religious Controvtray." situate in Dorset_street, Ball's-oond, Islington. dated among the By the late Rev. S. PARR, LL.D. Lot 6. Well-secured GROUND RENTS, amounting to to co-operated to Printed fur J. Alawman, Ludgate -street. Lot lls..per annum, issuing out of Twenty-two Dwelling-houses the perisd origi. glen, and found Recovered Treatise of Cicero—Recently published , iiii elm. price and Prem ises, in Little Clarendon-street and Jolinsou-street, near mitten are there- 12s. in boards, the New Church at Somers-town. for her leasing CICERO DE REPUBLICA e codice Vaticano discrip- 31ay be viewed, and Par t i cu l ars h a d o f Messrs. Lawless, Crosse, and Batty. Solicitors, H atton court , Th rea d nee dl e - street ; at t h e sit Angelus 3l e i us , Bibli ot h ees Yaticann Custom.. R. J. Sa u nders, " Since the restoration of letters, neither accident nix research has Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. the urdc•Tmen- met with a mere valuable relio of 'ancient eloquence titan the FREEHOLD 'WAREHOUSES IN THE CITY OF I nett, Farquhar 1 Vatican copy of this discourse."--" We have obtained asonaidera- -1./aO;.S, 46_ Trail and Co.; bleaugmentatioa of the rich immures of genius and wisdom be- A shred for ReneentlYerillnii - Orse, or eirt Manufactory requiring sod SO.; gnd.lo (Reached to_Tilly 16act.hin.gloqassat sissMamint of tiro mensal . " excellent lights. .....e..-- • loglifisseitAllso Wit - taco, arid an additional specimen of that By 31r.SHUTTIAWORTH, ........ni..----- d eligh t, and splendid language, which is of itself a source of pure At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 1::, unless previoualy disposed of by ' CHIME/ES delight, and a proud triumph for taste and erudition. In a word, East India Ater_ we have recovered two h un d re d p ages of Cicero."—Monthly Rev. private contract, ed, by applying April 1g24. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a very sub- par of something Printed for J. !Hayman, Ludgate-street, La. stantial Warehouse of Five Floors. with lofty dry Cellarage Of whom also may be had, . under, eligibly situated. adjoining the establishment of Messrs. D.—Notice is A Grammar of she Lati n L anguage . B y C. G. Z umpt, Pro - Sheerruan and Co. in B ar th o l omew - c l ose , near Aklersgate.strcet LEN ENT will for frederichs Gymnasium, Berlin. Translated from the Her. and West Smithfi e ld. Th e W are h ouse occup i es a site AS feet by t nest, and will man, with Additions, by the Rev. John Kennet, 11. A. Oro. ...11 feet or thereabouts. The fl oors ate li g h t , l o f ty , very strong l y London: and Price 9s. boards. timbered, and the acc ess good, rendering the premises peculiarly applicable for housing merchandise in general, or for the manufac- n-square North, Just published, P r i ce 2 s . lure of silk, lace, carpets, hosiery, the wholesale stationery business. nth of August, /[HE JEWS' cic_rEClll, o s3l. Dedicated to the Rev. printing, a druggist, dry.asiter, cabinet-maker, bookbinder, cr red to pay the ...IL Solomon Hirschel. any establishment to which contiguity to the City is desirable. in .ng the deed to L on d on : Printed fur Knight and Lacey. Pat e rnoster -row. May be viewed, and particulars h ad of Mr. Peachey, Solicitor, mend purse- - CAMPBELL'S THEODORIC. Salisbury-squ r. are, Fleet -street; oa t h e p rem i ses; at t h e H art; JOPLJN. Sec Prints, As. ; Proofs, en India_paper. 7s. fld- and of M Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. JEWELLERY. MR. CAUTY has the honour to announce, that he will SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, No. 80, Pall-mall, on FRIDAY. the 22d init. at Twelve o'Clock precisely, • valuable ASSEMBLAGE of JEWELLERY, comprising ladies' Cress suites, brilliant pins, rings, and brooches, gold watches, chains, seals, and keys, and a variety of valuable items. May be viewed the day preceding, and catalogues had at the Rooms, No. 80, Pall-mall. PICTURES. MR. CAUTY has the honour respectfully to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, f'onnotsseurs, and the Public, that he is instructed to SELL by A UUT lON, at his Great Rooms, 80, Pall-mall, on THURSDAY, the 28th inst. at one o'clock, a most valuable and interesting COLLECTION of PICTURES, of the highest class, comprising several undoubted chef-crteuvres, amongst others, a grand Gallery Picture of Belshazzar's Feast, by Tintoretto; the Silence, of COrregio, a most exquisite cabinet gem; an Ascension of the Virgin, by Murillo ; Marriage of Sr. Cathe rine, of Raphael, a beautiful picture of eleven whole length figures, and eke( d'crtivre; the Passage from Life to Death, by Vandyck ; a grand and masterly specimen, by Salvator Rosa, of Numa Potn hilius ; the Reconciliation of Jacob and Esau, by R a ph ae l, one o f is choicest productions; the Bacchus and Ariadne, of Titian a Holy Family, by the same great masters also several of exquisite beauty and finish, by A. Caracei, Donienichino, C. Dolci, Rem brans, Tintoretto, Velasquea, ace. &c.; being the genuine property of a foreigner of distinction, collected, regardless or expense, during many yeas unwearied exertion and residence at the prin c ip a l Courts .of Europe. May be viewed for fhur days precedieg, and catahigues had at the Room, fill, fall taalt, A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS . __ . THERE is not, perhaps, in the whole Materia Medics any one remedy which so effectually relieve. the pain of a suffering patient as the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. Who can watch the writhing tortures into which a lovely infant is often convulsed during the period of dentition without feeling sympathy for its sufferings ? And who would hesitate to procure a remedy, when a remedy can be found, which is obvious by the ef. fectual relief atforded in so many distressing cases which are daily coming to the notice of Mrs. JOHNSON ? Therefore, Mothers ought never to he without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Nursery ; for if a child awakes in the night with pain, by only rubbing thsigums with a few drops of the Syrup, it will immediately open thE pores, heal the gums, and thereby prevent fevers and convulsions; for should it come in compe tition with any other disorder, it often destroys the mother's brightest hopes. To be had, wholesale and retail, of JOHNSON Ind Co. 28, York-place, City-road; and, by their appointment, of all prin. cipal Medicine Venders in town and country, at 2s. ltd, per bottle. N.B. Noneare genuine, unless signed on the Stamp with Mrs. Johnson's own hand-writing, as there are several spurious sorts. FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. IN this Preparation are concentrated all the Medicinal Properties of the Sarsaparilla Rciot, even to a perfect saturation of the klenstruum with which it is prepared. To such persons, therefore, who from various rowan would experience great incon. venience, or with whom it would be utterly impossible to prepare the Decoction, the Fluid Extract, which possesses the advantages of portability, and of keeping in any climate, will be found a most desirable mode of employing this much-esteemed Medicine. The Diseases in which it has proved most beneficial are those of the Skin, such as the Scorbutic Affections, Eruptive Diseases, Se condary Symptoms, &c. arising front a diseased state of the system at large. It is taken in Water, rendering it of the same strength as the Decoction. Sold in Bottics, at 4s. 7t. fill., and 204., by Butler, Chemist, 4, Cheapsitle, St. Paul's; Savory and Co.. I3C, New Bumf-street, London ; and by the principal Druggists throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, BUTLER'S CITRATED KALI, a Preparation for making Saline Draughts, recommended by the Proßasion for its convenience and certainty. In Bottles, at 2s. ltd., Rd., Ps. fill, and 20e. ' l .° Ask for Butler's Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla. ..... ~ .. -fil:' . • A/ G i."0.-,...„S ,--- -, . * ;-..c'1,'4,.: 0,-., ...-f 40;4 ' • .0... -1-,i Price 7d. FROM LAST wraHrs GAZETTE. R . R offire ontwier, nth JAI N , D egi V. al ment of Artillecy--Gendeman (girt Thos. Dyer. to be Second ),tenant; Adjutant Winiarl sonnden, to be Ale_ cor.d C.aptain; Second Ceptani and Ilmcct Maim Thomas Dyne. lef. utboCuptain ; Second Captain Geoige Fredemk Steel. (ram "WM. to be Second C.aptaut ; Quartermaster-Series:it Geotge LaatUs to be Quartermaster. _ ENLARGED. Frederick Metric/lan, BANKRUPTCIES North-Chatty. atur9rsiAtm inee-agew. from July 2, to August SO, at tea. at the Bankrupts* . Cant James Unmrottb, Claytonstivare, Liverpool, taller, Item JO, 12, to August3o, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Tuckfield Mare, John Edmund Mare, aid Winian Mare, of Plymouth, smiths, to surrend er A uguss 10, 11, T odd2B. at eleven, at the Crown Hotel, Barroom. Soltritors, Mr. H. W. Sole, Gray's Inn-square; and Messrs. Sole, Duke-mese, Devonport. John Thackeray, of Gantt, hlanehester, coons-spinner, July S 9, 30, and August 23, at one, at the Star lan, 141; cheater. Soh citnrs, Edge. Manchester ; and Mears. Milne and Parry, Temple. Richard newt's, of H udderstlehl. ironmonger. July 2'o, at four, 21, at eleven, at the Castle at York, and•Aogust =, at 'levee, at the Pack Horse Inn, Hudderield. Solicitors, Mr. C. Lever. Grey's-Inn-slum; and Mr. J. Brows, Hoddesefiad. William timst, of Stafford, leather-dealer. August 8. 9, antl23; at eleven, at the White Lion inn, Chester. Solicitors, Messrs. Philpot and Stone, Southatnptomstreet, Bloomsbury ; dad Mr. F. Maddock, Chester. George Hope, gen. of Wapping. corn-factor, Jul Si, at- tea. 23,t at twelve. and Augnat 23. at ten, at the Bin S4jaiturs,4leasts. Pownati end Pigt )s o/446010,,.. DIVIESI August t 4. Samuel Peredar, Richard Smith, and lames Fisher, Allston, Wolverhampton, baker*, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel., t T o du n.u sp n l d e- e rro r.L w rg , Bi , rm an intha d ti m e - (Tr August I d o. hesti Wi , llta iv i i n anc ßr h oa e, d te h r ead , b A ton sh e: masons, at eleven, at the Palace Inn, 51anc.iinter—Augutt4l. William Smith, Fentington, Sussex. miller, at one, at the SWaty Inn, Chiehester—August 12. Henry Hobbs, Chichester, farmer, at one, at the Swan Inn, Chichester—August 13. William Sneade, Whitchurch, Shropshire, tirober.merchant, at eleven, at th e Offic e of Messrs. Watson and Harper. Whitchurch, Shropshire— August 6. Abraham Smith, Beech-street, timber-merchant, at two, at the Bankrupts' Court—August 2. Thomas Redshaw, Street, bookseller, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—August 2. Samuel Walker, Bull. Wharf-lane, hoop-bender, at one, ct the Bankrupts' Court—August 6. James Kite and Benjamin Best, Popharn-terrace, Islington. wharfingers, at two, at the Bankrupts' Court—August 2. Bather Herbert,C'heltenham,•silk-mercer, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court—August S. James Cradocte, Downing. street, pleture-dealer, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court— August 6. Jean Baptiste Benelli, Quadrant, Regent-street, and King's Theatre, Haymarket, dealer, at one, at the Bankrupts Court—August 3. Joseph Thomley, Cheetham-hill, Manchester, hatananufacturer, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester_August 12. James Douglas, Blackburn, Lancashire. bookaeller, at twelve, at the Old Bull Inn, Blackburn—August 3. Jonathan South. King. sten-upon-Hull, merchant, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck TLIVI/11, Kingston-upon -Hull—August 8. Thomas Taylor. Ashton-under- LYne, draper, at nine, at. the King's Arms Inn, Deansgate, Man, chesttr. CERTIFICATES, Aro. 2. James Grafton, Allerton-street, Iloxton New Town, site weaver—Richard Rnoke, Halifax, Yorkshire, merchant—Tho mas Hughes Lloyd, Trafalgar-street, Walworth, warehouseman— James Hills, High-street. St. Alary-la-bonce, farrier—Jan.as Ed- mond, Size-lane. warehouseman—Jacob and Samuel Hawkins, ClaYPnie-mill, Lincolnshire, miihrt—Benjamin Hurd, Nl'indsor place, City-road, dealer—Andrew Burgess, Ilulme, Itlacchester, dyer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Joseph Crowder and Richard Seymour, Railinrd, Nottingham shire, lace-tnaoufacturers.—John Linden, William Morley, and John Johnson, Derby, Isce-manufacturers.—Dearing Pelling and Edward Pelting, Bristol, hair-dressers.—A. H. Ayres and Jame. Higgs, Barking, Essex, schoolmasters.—Alexander Bartlemar., Robert Beaumont, and Sophia Maria Beaumont, North Shields, common brewers.—Joseph Ridgway and (home Burkinshaw, !Ilan - chaster, file-manufacturers.—John Tootell, Thomas Oldham, and George Carter. Stockport, iron-founders.—Thomas Broadhead and Thomas Robinson, Gorsey.Knowle, Cheshire, atone-masons.— Joseph !Hangnail and William Jackson, Datonle-kloors, plumi ers.—John Jackson and William Darby, Horneasde, Lincoln shire, maltsters.—Joseph Plevins and Ilobat Le Merchant, Dir. mirgham, architecta.—Thomas klureott and Abraham Morcott, Hinchley, Leicestershire, hosiers.—Josa. Thomas and W. Cox, Oxford -street, men's-mercers.—Thomas Lane and James Samuel Bennett. bawrcnce.Pountney-hill,attomeys.—Thornas Watts and Daniel Davies, Little Friday -street, Cheapside, factors.—Johrt Law Beethohne and Daniel CornZhwaite, John -street, Besitocd row, tutorneya.—Philip It'oodman and John Seeker, Piet-chi y, com-factors.—Williant Smith and Alfred Weaver, Bristol, corn mission-nierchants.—John Jones, Charles Greetham, and Peter Jones, Chester, manufacturing chyrnists.—Willism Reynolds, Jun. And William Harrison, Liverpool, ship-hrokers.--Henry Blear_ dale, John Bleasdale, and James Bleasdale, Weathoughton, coat merchants.—Williarn Hayston Docker and John Hindle, Liver pool, it totneys. 4- - 60 LIVERPOOL, Al ON - u.i; ErExING. Wind N. Fair.—High Water 34 m. p. 7. The Peter Ellis, Chesser, from 3laranham, had arrived at New Orleans, and sailed for New Brunswick. JULY 10. Sailed the Mary Ann, Ladley, for Quebec: Maria, Peters. for Mimic; Ellen Jenkinson, Murphy, for Gibraltar: Eb lare, Small, for Leghorn. JULY 11. Sailed the Virgin, Sloan, far Baltimore ; Susannah Wilhelrnita, Benche, for Dantzic ; Smelhurd, De Jonge, for Dordt ; Courier, Maacke, for Elsinore; (korge Canning, Chilland, for Quebec ; Hers: Holland, Van AVyck, for Hardt ; Dorset, Gibson, for 1111. ramichi ; Howa, Humeri, for Pernau ; and Homer, Hughes, fon Nova Scotia. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-HOUSE, JULY 11. SHIPS ERTERED Inwanns.—The Beanie Elisabeth, Wirt, and the Ilendriks, Net, from Antwerp ; Blucher, Saegert, from Datum; Victorie, Kuper, from Brusseh ; Pieter and Maria. Eggers. from Antwerp ; Niece Frederick, Atherden, teem Rotter dam ; Good Intent, Bragg, from Ostend ; Fortitude, Nicholas, from Youghal. ENTERED OUTWARDS—The Rotterdam, Laming, for Rot terdam ; Astrea, Barclay, for Messina ; Pilch ar d, C oates , f or Malaga; Concord, L e i t h, for Rio Janeiro; Sult,m, Reed, for Cork. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT Ogavrantrt.—The Chesterfield, Anton, for Newfoundland; King of Netherlands, Slater, tar Rotterdam ; Ariel, Dillon, for New York ; Reb ecca , Scott, for St. Lucar ad Seville; Henry Porcher, Thomson. for Tenerifle, Van Diemen's Land, and New South Wales; Dispatch, Hutchison. for Rigs; Marshal Blucher, Golder. for Rotterdam; Dart, Stranack, for Dstend; Earl Bathurst, Pound, for Rotterdam. CLEAR IWO OUTWARDS.—The llyndman , Ssrgeant, for De merara ; Voast, Case, for Tenerife and Cape de Verdi; Wilber force, l)ench, for Malta; Windlust, Engelman, for Antweap Auguste, Seeger. fur Stettin ; Aaron, Thomas, for the le!e of Man; Union, Dean, for Elsinore and St. Petershurgh Upton Castle, Thacker, for Madras and Bombay ; Ythan, Caries, for Pirtou ; John, Wilson, for Archangel. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Royal Eagle. Allen, for Dublin. PORTSMOUTH. JULY 11.—Sailed the Proeris, Arnold, for Andrew's, New Brunswick. URAVESEND, JULY 11.—Arrived the Sir R. Barclay, Ninal. from Port au Prince; Express, Hamilton, front Oporto; Caro. line. Emwse, from ,Memel; Good Hendrick, Johnson, front ditto; Hylton Jail . ; Hewlett, from flamburet Waterloo, Shep herd. from ditto; Graces, Nicols, from ditto; Kitty. Wilson, from Fayal. Sailed the William, Younger, for the South Sees; Uremia, Leyden, tot Bahia; Swallow, Kune, for St. Petersburgls; Adju. ter, Jansen, for Dram ; (Hatton, L awton, ' for Yucatan ; Matilda, Wallace, for St. Doming o; A rgus , P a i n , for Hamburg Paris. Stonehouee, for St. Peteraburgh. PENZANCE, JULY 10.—It was an error in reporting the ar. rival of the St. Jorgon, in our return of the 7th inst. ; it should bare been the Familien. .lit JUNE M.—The Ann, Binnie, from St. Peterburgh to London, which put in here in distress, is found to be in so bad a state as not to be repairable at this port, for want of a dock, and it is supposed must be sold. ULVERSTONE, JULY B.—Part of the cargo of the Auspicious, Drewett, from London to Lancaster, which vessel ran on shore near Rampside, 30th ult. and sunk, has been saved, and exertions are making to get out the remainder. VESSELS SPOAEN WITH.--The Lord lVellington , of and for London, from 111iramichi, 25th ult.; 26th, passed the brie John, of Shields, bound to Quebec, with passengers ; 4th inst. off Cork, spoke the Constitution, from New York for Liverpool—by tt•e Julius Omar, arrived at LiverpooL Hannah, fn , ol Greenock to Miramiehi, 2d tilt., of Cape North Amite. of Lov don, from Cork to Quebec, fith ; Salle. —, from Liverpool to Quebec, 9th—by the Diana, arrived at Ihimfries. Cato. of I e, for Leith. New A l t " l o sa rk . , n o m i n l e t , f 2d rom da t, : o i, nd b o y n t ro he m l ad 'h r s a m . es an , d ßt . g h c in - s * , .s ts r t r h iv 3 et i l a stt ~. Re u v ard al, sh f i r p oi ; n % S ed un ta, der ti la a n u d ison for , an, Ar i c s h t a . n t ti u l, d. I ?) t l h iver u , it. tl:r ( A le r a ch:lfge g a l, 6 18th; Patriot, Elisa-Ann, of Newcastle. and Wesley. of Sanders land, same day. off Blue Nose; Lady Stewart from Sunderland, front Shields. Atlas, from London—all for Archangel, 20th, off Cape Orlognex ; Alert, Dud/5100n, of Sunderland; for Archangel; samwday, oft Larravaske, the Neptune 91 Whitby, :14th fo i r eyerpoo S A u rgo nder i$ 1 241s an u d rib ; ev414 1 .,. 4t anFred h„ by 0s th ca e r a , ot G ent il er,611. 1, al fro vv m sa l l ie l il tinis h tene f .;. or imait A min - rcha . oi ti ntaites sie ni Lbr .gast; Xrystul. T - 97" • ji. ~: I