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r RTUGAL HOTEL AND FOREIGN WINE ROOMS, Fleet-street, opposite Bouverie.street. he Proprietor presents his grateful acknowledgments to the g ° Public for the distinguished patronsg.- with which the above New Establishment has been honoured, and he respectfully assures those Gentlemen who have not yet visited them attractive Rooms, that although nothing will be omitted by the Conductor that can mint,. ter to their gratification, the charges will be on a scale of extreme moderation. The WINES are of the choicest vintages, and will be supplied tuber in the bottle or from the wood, full wine measure ; and Champagne, Claret, and the various French Wines, may be ob. rained In pint bottles. In the CIGAR ROOM will be dispensed Wines, Liqueurs, Mocha Collie, and Sanger's; the latter, which is the favourite be verage of the East and West Indies, is recommended ea peculiarly grateful with the Havannah Cigar. The LUNCHEON, DINNER, and SUPPER ROOM, will be amply supplied with Sandwiches, Cold Meats, Shell Fish, and every diversity of appropriate Provisions ; also Fruit, Jellies, Soda Water, Ire. are. The Inmates of the HOTEL DEPARTMENT may be assured ofteeming on excellent beds, and especial attention will be di. reeved to the combination of respectability, economy, and for the supply of every comfort. The Proprietor begs alto to apprise the Public, that Foreign Wailes of every description, whether in bottle or in wood, will be scot from their Cellars, at low charges (for cash), to any address he may be favoured with. He wishes to add also, that he has some very choice White Port, per bottle Da. lid. ; per Pint, Ils. and some good ordinary Claret at M. per bottle, and 2a. lid. Pet pint. • TIISH reepectfully reminds the public that NEXT 13 TUESDAY, Six Twenty Thousands, with all the other Capitols nod Prins, exceeding a Quarter of a Million, in Sterling 141410 ". BIM be decided ; and, by Act of Parliament, there can be as men Lengths after the present Drawings. The success which has attended Bish's Offices since their first establishment is well known; but in the last nine months it has been eminently conspicuous —the following Capital Prizes baying in that short period been all shared and ~wiv BY DISH. 2,478 3 Prises of £30,000 15.756 3,613 ) 9.776 / 2 Prises of £21,000 6.4991 . 7.04 1 :4301 4 Prins of £20,000, dm &t. &c. 15,566 Tickets and Shares for the above Scheme are Selling at Dish's 4 Aces, 4, Gornhill. and 8, Charing-cross, London. Every Number will be a nee, and every Ticket decided NEXT TUESDAY, 18th instant. ___ J. SCHWEPPE AND CO. 19, 111•110AllIT-ITIZIT, CATZIDIIIII.II4VAIIE, LONDON. - THE ORIGINAL MANUFACTURERS of SODA, &RATED MAGNESIA ROCHELLE, and the follow. ing ARTIFICIAL MINERA L; WATERS. ACIDULOUS SODA WATER, single, double, and treble. Ditto, ROCHELLE WATER. /ERATED MAGNESIA WATER. ARTIFICIAL SELTZER WATER, )( 1 ; PYRMONT WATER, SPA WATER, SF:I DLITZ WATER. CHELTENHAM, HARR( ATE, and BRISTOL HOT. WELLS WATERS, fresh from the Spring. The above Wows nuy be relied upon es genuine, and are pre pared both in Obis and Sone Bottles, and a liberal allowance is wade for empty Bottles when returned. N. B.—J. S. and Co. also Manufacture the above Waters at Bristol and Derby, and they are sold by their Agents in all the principal towns of England. relating Tartars. By Mary Heldman- In one volume /Ivo. illustrated with plates. Price les. 61. in boards. " This volume bears every where the stamp of good sense, obser vation and truth."—Quarterly Review. FFROUSON'S LLCTURES on EXPERIMENTAL PHI LOSOPHY, MECHANICS and ASTRONOMY a New and Improved Edition, complete in one volume tiro. with copious Notes, adapting the work to the present state of Science, by C. F. Parting. ton, of the London Institution., Author of an " Historical and De. scriptive Account of the Steam Engine." Illustrated with Plates and numerous Cuts, and accompanied with a Memoir and Portrait of the Author. Price Ins. 6d. in boards. In this Edition, the diagrams are placed throughout the Work in their proper places. in connexion with the letter-press description. FERGUSON'S INTRODUCTION to ELECTRICITY ; new and improved Edition ; with copitras Notes and Supplement, illustrative of the present state of Voltaic Electricity and Electro. Magnetirm. By C. F. Partingum. In uvo. uniform with the above. A 4 REATISE on FAMILY WINE-BIAKING, regulated foe eacellent wines from the various fruits of this country, in vela don to strength, brilliancy, health, and economy ; explanatory of the whole process, and every other requisite guide after the wine is made, and in the cellar. Composed from practical knowledge, and written expressly - and exclusively for domestic use. To which is subjoined, the description of part of a recent British vintage; with ' experimental Lecture. By P. P. Cornell, Esq., F.H.S., Honorary Member of the Caledonian Society. Price 7s. io boards. " The 'Feat merit of this treatise is its simplicity and perspi cuity. ; plain directions are given for the making sixty different sorts of wine."—New Monthly Mag. A PRACTICA I. TREATISE on BREWING, and the Mode of using the Thermometer and Saccharometer rendered easy to every Capacity; the whole forming a complete Guide in brew. in g London Porter, Brown Stout, and every other description of Ale and Beer. To which are added, general instructions for mak ing Malt, Tables of the Excise Duties, &c. By Alexander Mor rice, Common Brewer. Sixth Edition ; with the Laws relating to Brewers and Alaltsters, by John Williams, Esq. Price 13e. in boards. THE THEORY and PRACTICE of GAUGING, fully il lmirated by numerous rules and Examples, and rendered partite. larly effective by anextensive detail of the Legislative Regulations, and the official Directions of the Boards of Custom and Excise ; with a Treatise on Calk Gauging. as now practised in the Port of London. Originally written by Peter Jonas, late Supervisor of Excise; a new Edition, very considerably improved, and brought down to the present Practice. By William Tate. In one vol. tiro. price 12s. in boards. The LA W ofA UCT lONS ; or the Auctioneer's Practical Guide. To which is added, a comprehensive Summary of the Laws of Distress with an Appendix of Precedents, and a copious Index. By T. Williams, Esq. Third Edition. price 68.6 d. in boards. TM PAINTER and VARNISHER'S GUIDE ; OT, a Treatise on the Art of making and apping Varnishes; on the different kinds of Painting ; and on the Method of preparing Ca lcium. With new Observations and Experiments on Copal, and on various Processes used in the Arta, &c. &r. By P. F. Tingey, Profasor of Chemistry, Geneva. Second Edition. Prim I2s. to boards. TILE DISTILLER'S GUIDE; comprehending the whole Art of Distillation and Rectification in all its various brandies ; also Genuine Receipts fur making Rum. Brandy, Hollands, Gin, sad all sorts of Compounds, Cordials, and Spiritous Waters: like wise showing the best Method of Distilling simple Waters Rom Flowers, Fruits, Spica, and Aromatic Plants, &e. &e. By Pkter Jonas, Author of " The Art of Gauging," and other Works. Fourth Edition, preceded by an Historical View of all the recent Discoveries and Improvements, and accompanied with a Olosilarr of New Terms and Technical Phrases. Price 6s. in boards. A TREATISE on the IMPROVED CULTURE of the STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY, GOOSEBERRY, and CURRANT. In which are pointed out the best Methods oliob- I mining ample Crops of those Fruits. To which are przfixed,De • scriptsons of the most esteemed Varieties. Illustrated by four co ; loured plates, representing the choicest Specimens of the Fruit, drawn in its natural silt. By Thorns' Haynes. In ffvo, price l lOs. in boards. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Bishopsgatattrect; producing a Rental of 2501. per annum. By Mr. MILLS, On TUESDAY, Oct. 25, at 12. in bnts, A Valuable and compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, 11 comprising Thirteen subatamial brick.boilt Dwelling. houses, situate and being Nos. 1 to 5 inclusive in Half Moon. street, and Nos. 2 to 9 inclusive in Farrar's.rents, Bishops. gate-street, in the occupation of respectable old tenants, at rents amounting to per annum 2451. but capable of considerable increase. The whole forming a most excellent opportunity for investment of capital. The respective premises may be •iewed by permission of the tenants, of whom particulars may be had ; also at the Matt; and at Mr. Mills's °flees, I, Chapel-place, Poultry. GENTEEL COTTAGE RESIDENCE, ST. JOHN. STREET-ROAD, Producing an improved Rent of 321.85. per Annum. By Mr. MILLS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 28th instant, at 12, THE LEASE, for about Eighty-seven Years, at a Ground -rent, of a genteel detached substantial brick-built RESIDENCE, erected in the Cottage style, distinguished as Ar lington-Cottage, pleasantly situate in Arlington-place, St. John street-road. The premises contain three nest chambers dining and breakfast rooms, kitchen, eellaring, and back garden, and large front garden enclosed with handsome iron folding-gates ; in the occupation of and on agreement for lease 10 Mr. Meek, a moat respectable tenant, at x6l. per annum, held on lease for 87 years, at a ground-rent. The premises may be viewed by permission of the tenants, o whom perticulars may be bad; and of Mr. Mills, Chapel.plate Poultry. lagiiimacy or Open tulles 4dice often decided .. Important points to the manifest contempt of reason and justice, and to the positive Wavy of my glee and civil authority. Let history be ap pealed to, sad ye shall see slarcimak Emperors compromising the tranquillity of their staass,. hp 4111111111 W into disputes about the di vinity of the word, the peat** - el tha Holy Spirit from the Father meths Sea, the healkillthoegek sad ether similar points, Mundell/ atealludag the delimit** ealkheta, sod allowing the Tech..- thole gelpolile iodising' s to advatimemillppaW to the gams el Caestiettimple. tit afhet heed. we may behold the bishop med/rhea throwing away their pagenal stilk Mad veldt it all the Miesbiess el the gospel in OMNI es gesegi'dist *Mad and to shod the Weed oldies* Timm JeseadjlriM ascots to eau, YM net essidasse.—Mmsw d.d time toalawinor, not to Iferoe ea the, wars vesalled to pare tease weer— dirt were le TM haeavibe;bat whom pen* "they bad se *heeler la leeerey. Tb b erh imm iketi, houlathes sed a thiese taigla have *a *gifted, .speedes left*aims the most media and 2=t the of cations, sad. Omdming the eha. of m pewee,' hit 'walk Wile aid *aced, king. dome aeL7p The accounts of Poke Gregory VII, the conduct of • lensesat I and Boniface VIII. (to omit others) show in the most decisive manner that the ecclesiastical authority bes MM. irithout injury, transgressed its prescribed limits. Bdiel the dishonour of religion, and the slavery of melons, have always been the consequences of this anti.evangelical principle, aod the baleful fruits of its poisonous root. Happily, the morn. lag of light and knowledge which followed the dims( night of the 'lath. 14th, and 15th centuries, enlightened nations on their true rights, and taught them to reduce within its natural limits the respect due to sacerdotal authority. Governments gradually de sisted from agitating questions foreign to their functions, and began on the other hand to protect themselves from the consequences of bulls and excommunications. The heads of the church, on their" side, hive been receding gradually from their pretensions over civil affairs, so that in the last three cepturies the successors of St. Peter could scarcely be called a shadow of the Popes In the middle age. Thus was peace established between the priesthood and seculars power; civil government appeared with an energy and authority corresponding to the sovereignty and independence of nations ; and ecclesiastical power attained that degree of respect and veneration which it might justly claim during - the pontificate of the immortal Ganganelli. This ornament of the dere followed the footsteps of the Apostles, and of the Divine founder of Christianity, full of meekness, modetation, and condescension, was able, by a conduct' worthy the successor of St. Peter, to unite in his person the respect and veneration due to the Catholic Church ; while many of his predecessors who had abandoned this course, involved the nation in blood, and threw dishonour on religion, and gave occasion to schisms and heresies. The governments of the nations, and especially of those nations which hate the happiness to profess the Roman Catholic religion, are strictly bound to support their liberty and independence, both because all duties acquire a new degree of force by their union with religious principles, and because the support of civil &litho. city coutnbutes powerfully to maintain purity of religion and manners. It is a proposition of eteinil truth, which Leo. XII. feels in his encyclic, that the religion and morality of nations lose much by anarchy -and confusion. Their Governments. entirely occupied about their political existence, are under the necessity of neglecting everything else, and licentiousness makes frightful pro gress under the protection of misrule. And who can doubt that such a deplorable state of thing* is often brought about by the it. teat which civil authority receives from ecclesiastical pretension? If our people were less docile and enlightened, the encyclie of his Holiness would have caused evils"Whei not only would have shaken the basis of Civil authority but the pillars of the sanctuary. But, happily. the intellectual improventent which is the character of our age, has learned to keep every thing in its proper place, and 'conciliated the interests of the church with' those of the state, n such a way that the most perfect harmony reigns between them. Inhabitants of the State—Your Congress has done nothing else but place before you a slight sketch of the doctrine of your Saviour, respecting the independence of nations, and the fatal results which spring from the breach of his commandments. It has the strongest motives to excite activity in the authorities, both civil and ecclesiastical, and to demand the most prompt co- Viana• tt. to Teigoenouth, , - .uss of bulwarks, atancheons, Off Dover—The Stranger, Ridge, from AI inunichi ; repotts haring, on the 27th ult., lo lat. 48. 10. long. 33., passed a Wig water-logged, having black mast tread', foremast and tiowspr:c painted lead colour, with a billet bead. Arrived off Totem., the Hector, —, from Demerara. Arrived at Cork, the Ocean, Seam, from Honduras. In the Him, the Margaret, Smith, from Honduras. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.—The William Oillivray, from Lon.: den to New York, 17th ult. ; Lord Welliogton, from Newry to Plc= ; and on the 28th saw a bark standing to the Eastward,. supposed to be a picket ; had -a Sag at her niizen-peak of three lilue,"wkite; atdmd.; by the Hero, Deanhseu, strived in ift . eilt Ter. The Cadmus, from New York to Havre, 29th ult. ; Providence, of Teignmouth, 4th last., all well I:by tbe St. Mary, arrived off Dover. • lITDROPHOBIA.—The following, it is said, is a simple' and efficacious remedy for the bite of a mad dog. cat, &c : The wound must be instantly washed with common salt and water: take inwardly a 'table-spoon full of salt in a glass of water, and apply a poultice of wet salt to tha wound: make a fresh application of the same every twat hours, three or four times. Saturday a countryman and his wife, and a man who intended to purchase her, arrived in Canterbury market to effect the desired object, and accordingly the 'female was led to the market, with a halter round her waist, for cam, petition. A Magistrate, who had heard of the Intention. frustrated the attempt, by causing her husband to be taken into custody and committed- to gaol. • GAI.I AT LIVERPOOL.—On Friday morning, soon after nine o'clock, we experienced a sudden gale from the north west, which continued with great violence about half an hour. During the night there had been a' heavy fall of rain, but as the early part of the morning was calm, and. the wind south-east, a number of sail-boats were occupied. in attending vessels in the river going to sea when the storm. came on: four of the boats, we reg.-et to state, were upset, and five persons belonging to them perished. One*of the boats belonging to Mr. Daney, with four men, thtd4 of whom were lost, the other was washed on shore in a most exhausted state, but through the humane attentions of. Mrs. Bootle, of Mockbeggar Hall, to which be bed been onveyed, he fortunately recovered. In Oldlield's 'boa t wo men were drowned, Okifield and the other man hang at the time on board the vessel, alongside of which the boat was lying at the time. The crews of the other two boats were happily saved : the men belonging to Storer's by ropes thrown to their assistance from the bleating-light, by which they were enabled to reach that place in safety, and the crew of the other was picked up by a fishing boat. A pleasure-boat, with a fishing-party of Id persons on board, who had gone out about six o'clock, was driven oa shore near Horlake, but the whole of them succeeded is reaching the land, though not without being completely drenched. The boat soon afterwards filled with water. Several of the small craft in the river received damage in the gale. The names of the men lest in Daney's boat are-- Thomas Day, who has left a. wife and one child; John 111'Guire, leaving a wife and one child; and w. Crowder, a single man. The sufferers in Ohltreld's boat are---W Copple and W. Lyon, both single men. None of the bodies have yet been found. We understood it is inbaideti to raise a subscription for the relief of the families of Daney's men, and we shall gladly receive any donations for that benevolent purpose.—Billnier's Liverpol 4d. rertiter. - , ' • ' i. _ l'aq iiint • • - • .....,••• -• . • • ) - - • 1 ,,e - :' ,4 ,- X , ,r ..• t . , 1* . /' •••4" c___.,c4i ‘7 _• ...*,.:•..t... 4'l ' • 7,71 , t- ~...—.../ . .i -..... 4. / 4/ • . 4 + .4 4 i .it . . _... ..,.... , .. , .. . • .. It " ,1* u!P.le , ptta • • . , " 41 if!: •• .\ , 1 ,E .1 ti ii: 1 ----*,," r-o.!tmkerti-imr1....7.--- , -.---7----! - '"m.•ry , in _. .' • 4! i 11. lAM . Q iir ' .k_ . 4 ._ • /* . 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NET 1M PROVED RENT . _-.40,.._...._ ladd .I*-oosismaat ' QUCIi Perrru its ore desirous of Contracting with tie say.% Farmer-sUat, Shadwell, may bear of somethiag to their laii„ per annum. THE CONSTITUENT CONGRESS OF E STATE OF i : 1 " li t li."111 . eit-114 101 9 allt lavallake laralasealatalirair . eV a Agent for Cemmtesiniat Su i t:Lies, to delver advantage. By TANLEV and SONS, . MEXICO TO ITS CONSTITS. Me t ha lt milibet ary Nag to **from it, we 1 41 4 y /imot eet 2ho _ towa t utiod ia Oat end4tbst eadis tise au& 763.8001b5. OF OATS AT T ORDNANCE DEPOT, IN VALUABLE BRICK EARTH, ISLINGTON. At the Mart, Ta. W, at 12,-unless pariortaly disposed - . TOOLSY BERT. ON THE HIGH ROAD TO NEWINGTON AND Private Contract, Inhabitants of the State,-Por ilso seetthithitie yea Oingiated- d trebed W e = t it l f, e teg iseu ;' , "F . n isi reCtift particulars of the Centred et lideOlion. haunt*, SOUTHGATE. AN improved R of Oa-per annum, issuing out of, dreamt its voice to you se feel pen !maws= t w now , o f Teo and Four, and detiva theldere, Mad =TO be LET by AUCTION, by Ak. MILLS, at the sad secured by, mucieur Leasehold Premises en the south whblt can be pretested to sad flee. w 5M 44 411 1 0 fit 0 0 11 41thel. at wader thataleoliibe directed to the Agent for ' Auction Man on TUESDAY theft lost . at IS, in side of Camas-same, bad for an unexpired taro of fifty - four not doubt that the delete ed the nobthweilieble 2,...P e 1iti...,... it shah Ile lbel, if I M F - aim , l'e= O m " Tender for Oats," on or=r at beedWAG - Flidi ba lla tlim sine - Lem, the BRICK EAillla a - ' , r - ly i ng i n Y u ri, at • low groolidaent, and let on lease to a responsible to Madge you by ermined hi mi , yoop• old itt- --- -- - *z oos & aim will* received after Twelve &peek is that Day .ea Will any tidoese, re a .ha yes o e_! . . P abE t k • he l l ' 11 : 12 S dtm lll44l7l e . 411 441 the Fields, containing proposal be anal same asade me we ansexed to • panted pant. "ma ll' To a viewed. Primed particulars may be bed of Wtowaniey =he y mai surri pScat io ti the sgeassi ef im . 4 tite oldi e *bsoug z sof : r a l n l Z i t edi nverin ibe askt fraal mau tr io ns we t um og aire the Wilfifinamfai w Nam as dies t s 7 hi tt culm, sod the priers issued la meat et liash I vat ealan a let- on the ht-k tEda mg , , eli ' , A b i and Sons, Patemoster.rew =and at th e Mart. ter be subjoined to siithectrairsti w tom mom= Si known Is We 'or St.3ll , az ats„ Poet, sad l aw to bre c t .s h. at • leasedlito at ' 4211 ,4 R0 IPALDOVENbB President. with the }day at , in al. *BUZ . CHELSEA. delis `V iii .diltueb ' banquiliity Property. ent p Ai e lin to and the /farm% Cana* • • VAILt SOSTASAL, /lee. . VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE. eight le , the menthes§ et thikoeme society. the sum et in the wham he die due patching' of the alrolt ib o ll arated tag elpilli C a na TOPIIOI RELAZGO DE LA TORRE, Sea Contrast. The round bee ban le web hid 1..= .... By WINSTANLEY and SONS, TY•Cangrass would injury : I ci ,d z o itgerri ossti frs, VOTICE is ber ft gime, that application la Inaludod her be Ma on sin a* pminiii* an d At the Mart . TO-MORRQW, at 12, by order of th e Fianna of and four advanced it fora a ..., torellie .I.‘ to be nude to Preysmitat In the next aradajtimaelea. Mr delshairt of dagtq b i t butt Waxen he Ae.l4 4.oo4 Regete I Thom,. Tuna. Esq. demised, document of that kind Wort year te* • • . . rarrirlerGoL, Totenar Erritio. wave to bribe in aMU unea sy lad meling a WNW CORN gaol , ; 'ad at Mr. Mills's Am, 1, THE LEASE (for nearly Fifty Years, at a around- *Si& Y 4 u W1: 41 %A the ilMetY nod whi& Y l or= _......,._ " the ili Ve r rigillket. st sbili alill a n b i s s i s i h roeged .r "cd in . ArrivedWkid-theWHl.bersitteteisileld,6l'WSAV"-Bfronsigh Water. Ann Ma rta , Barr,: EXCHANGE aMA • IMT. fie sbelloloof stare err. • _IL rent of Ten Ciabse i si t of a very commodious RESIDENCE ; awionn, and in from New Orleons; ' {I . from Mensal !feria e tide, et or neer 31ark-lafte, is the Pada. of Hart. T _ . HE EAST INDIA TEA SALE for JUNE having situate in Church.street, elms, with fore-court gardens, stable, rel:teniulduedureele g li. ' t r a r riff . r o r ia , and ooseh-house. The am contains seven bet\ -rezone, racial' Rawl/ could th e " U M" sweet, and All Hallows Berkley, late City of w hich they saw theme** tail the • braking dither Fairclough, from Danmark; airmica, , hens Jonnica. Dated this Ist day of October . 18165. just closed, WiIITH I DGE Ind CO.. 91, theamide, Lon- day nursery or school-roses. geed dining and drawing-rooms, osewseitin with the Rougg lee; or ihi: . of the Off, I ship, I briekeed I mow. Neale -1110 ors. Bell, THOS. TILSON, ft, c o l a wsamserans„ are now supplying the Public with TEAS exactly at the breakfast parlour, and gentlemen's dressing-room, various clams, . tri of . gues its courtierb. - .The' moderation . Prices, for-Ready Money. and requisite domestic aim; held for • term of nearly 60 years, in elf this Hall, and Co.'s. philmophlc age have anamellied so that "'.' 411 - orpeedons The Rebecca, from libenes. sealed 24th August. On the 4th C OLOMBIAN ASSOCIATION for AGRICULTU- news.at a ground rent of 19 and let on lease to a respectable RAL AND OTHER PURPOSES. Gore fkl. tess. 9d. Wei gou. as, to h. id. G reen t ow o f 'b. g nat e srdie, tenant. M aim " , which characterised the agile se barba ri sm. Weser bum anototh October, In lat. 45, 116, fib in • with the bark William Hun's. propoministely low. To be viewed with cards only. which, with printed mirtioulan. t tt i t ie flg eb wit ereb h peecision ad Vs the limits bear.% he elidee of son, from blefenfoe test Se day ., ineeriegged ; took. the The Proprietors in this Association no Weft tired to take SLasie. lid. to dmand its Melia ant! Close of the Wm; is which crew, 16 in number, from her. and left her themes her ham ends. Jammer Ceiba from la. M. ro s y be had or Wiseman and Sons, Pat/most/rain. Paniculare It is established. The eon rag power which basso to Govan. The 1 sodnuus, Woofenden, from Liverpool, has waived at St. 1 ' Notice, that the DEED OF SET ) r - loar bo lls 4s. Id. c heipe Dutch, lb. upwards. Ned by the Dirty swum be signed by thoalso of Mears. Doman, Graves, Baxendale. and Tatham, Salta. meta, used with care and circumspection, beetweethed those tomtit. John's, Fa Twenty.ans Darsellen dm this elf i lia RYA leita k ." ), " /".__• .1. Illai Uranium. ' r. - LPICOI . Cot LIO, ground or whole, tors. King's Arms-yard, Cslananutreet ; and a t the Mart. 21. porno it will lie at . Itataketel latil the expiration of al Shwa th an me Prime Mixed Tea, 6e. Ed. LEASEHOLD COTTAGE RESIDENCE, without bringing scandal on religion and good morals. Your Congress futures you, and you cannot.but recognise the S m md fo rn rd s . ; A h Castle, Watson, from Leghorn-have waived a; maiming unsigned for will, with the asseheent diareaus, be Ilaslititod. T. CLARK'S BRIXTON-HILL. that the religion which you profess . is nowise opposed 'to the p awn s residing at a dillotleg 2 / 11 4 6 1) 1 11 """ A g asse7 i LAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER A Leasehold Estate in Grove-lane, Camberwell; and a Pisa of fact the fate of which may be had at the Oilios se above. Hours for 'CHANGE, STRAND. Freehold BaUding.grouna, it Brighton. li bert y and independence w h ic h you have adopte d as the baste o f SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Signature, Eleven to Four. THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forma a se- By WINSTANLEY and SONS, your government . that the ecclesiastical authority neither inter. _..........- SWAIN, STEVENS,_MAPLES. PEARSE, & HUNT, At the Mart. TO.IUURROW, in Three Lots, by order of the ' feta nor can interfere, in that kind of affairs; and that the civil CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCT. 11. Solicitors to the Association. R. cond division of Extter'Change, where may be seen a large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carnage, Cur- Executors of Mr. S. Hayward, d eceased, government is sufficiently authorised by justice and the laws to re- Seal Evrtnitscro I x Wee ns.-The Comet, Brown, from Que. . • 6. Fredeficrs- Flan, Old Jewry, 27th Sept. 1826.L0t I.A Very cOMpact and neatly fitted-up COTTAGE o hm, an „ em i tte d un d er pretest o f „li g i on , press alithe excesses which endanger the public tranquillity, and bee; Wilhelniina Auguste, Neuman, from Stettin ; Sarah, Peter, richt, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip- from Adra Archibald, Sewell, from Antigua • Walworth Castle, R OYAL SISTERS 111 IN ING ASSOCIATION. non of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East RESIDENCE, plemantly situated at the summit Whoever hes read the Gospel with wanton will comprehend the Walker, from Hamburgb ; Thetis, Chrisp, from Lisbon ; Port. awl Writ Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Slain. Camp therbs on the Croydon road, only about four miles from Capital 40.0001. in 2,0(0 Shares of 261. each.spintwith which it is animated, and the plan which the holy and land, Snell, from New South Wales, Madras, and St. Helena; Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Wash-hand Stands, bridges, with good garden, chaise-house, and stable, held for Deposit, 21. per Share.wipe Founder of Christianity proposed respecting civil govern- lima Packet, Pearson, from Bahia ; Prince Frederick, Atherden, a term /thereof 19 years are unexpired, and early Poseession may meats, Jesus Christ assures us, in the man direct manner, that front Rotterdam ; Prince, hlarlor, from Ostend • Charles Wil. Tills COMPANY is formed for the purpose of working FOUR Cabin lamps, Camel and Bullock Trucks, Canteens completely of the most aaluablo TIN, COPPER, and LEAD MINES in fitted up, neat and elegant, at a' oderate price. Sea Cots, Bed. be bed ' his kingdom is not of this world-that the mission which he re- liam, Trotter, from St. Petersburgh lndian Tr'ader, Johnston, b Lot 2. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE. consisting of a brick- mired from his Heavenly Father was only to establish the em- from Quebec; Henry, Snell. from Malaga; CORNWALL, seat of which are in fall activity. and, from the Stag, Writing Desks,Dressing Oases, de c. A large assortment of early returns that will take plaee, the Directors feel confident in as. Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sallies, built Dwelling-house, situate No. 5, Queen't-row, Grove-lane, pine of holiness, and the doctrines of forth. He constantly re- Bog ) e, fain Quebec ; and William,, Gri ffi n, from Limerick. miring the Subsaiberp a very handsome Dividend at the expiration Belts, and Pistols, St e. &c. Camberwell , in the occupation of Mr. James Smith. fused, though pressed by the Jews, to exercise any civil function ENTERED OUT Vriandschsp, Berries, for Am. Catherine Green, Alec, Lot 3. A PLOT of FREEHOLD GROUND, about such as that of deciding between brothers about a paternal inhe . sterdam ; Horful, Weitherstone, for Vera Cruz and Alvarado; of Three Months. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Sommer and Win- A List of the Dilators will be shortly issued to the Public, and ter Horn Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, 100 feet by 1 5 ; bend Tax redeemed. Mince. Ile always abstained from meddling with governments, Speculation, ly, for Boulogne; Tiber, Rooms, for Bremen ; . Lot . I may be viewed by ticket', and Lot 2by permission of the not anomie he would authorise their vexations and injustice, a. Idandovery, M•lver, for Jamaica i Earl Bathurst. Pound, for in the mean time applications for Shares may be addressed to the first style of workmanahip, anti moderatnprice. The whole of the Directors of the Royal Sisters Mining Association at Messrs. Sir Articles in this Establiihnient are warranted, and that excellent ' eeeb n some unjust ammo of his conduct caluitinioualy pretend, hut be- Rotterdam ; John Shand, Rees, for Jamaica ; John and Henry, tinted particulars may be the rown and Sceptre, cause his mission VMS simply limited to the establishment of the Broom, for St. Michael's and Terceira ; ,Magalen, name, for tvnl iai n Kaye, Price, Marrvat, anti Coleman, binkers Maasiou Om i t:of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but ..! nriston-bill ; tha Goldat Lion, Camberwell Cat the place of sale , ilwasaatntet; or lasso. PrIA. Soltent. and Co- Truro. &rowan. one Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will of Messrs. Vanden= sad Corayn, Solicitors, Bush lane, Cannon- church; which had nothing to do with themi and because that was Vera Cruz and Alvarado; St. Ann's Sughruc, for Jamaica; Cox. ths only object of his cants and his labours. Finally, he was so haven, Windt, for Bamburgh ; Ana's, Lovell, for Jamaica ; be made under any circumstances. of DOTAL SISTERS MINING ASSOCIATION.- N.8.-To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, street; an d ' circumspect and delicate on this point, that he e v en r e fused to give P r i nce Coburg, Frith, for Tobago ; Jane, Elliott, for Waterford; IL Appliostions for SHARES in this Company, will be received that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are - his opinio n respecting the Roman dominion exercised over the and Catherine, Swan, for. Limeric k. • Sulu banking-houseof Marrs. Sirßaye, Price, arryat, sad Cole. in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East Indi a C om p any an d FOUR ANNUITIES; AMOUNTING TOGETHER TO Jewish people, in spite of having been provoked to do so by the CLEARED OU T W A RDS F INALLY AT G RAvestwD .-Th e kl than, until Five o'clock THIS DAY. Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. 1261. 131. 4d. Plfaisees, to whom, evading the question, he replied-" Give to Perfection, Nicholson, for Rio Janeiro ; Mary A no, Mosley, for By order, C. RANSON, Secretary. - BUTLER'S 9WININE LOZENGES, for relieving By WIELITANLEY and SONS. Omar the things that be Cesar's, sod to God those that be God's." Cape Hayden ; Perseverance, Graham, for Buenos Apes ; and At the Mart, on PRIMP, the 28th inst. at 12, in Fotir Lots, A reply full of prudence and wisdom, admirable ' in all respect.. Preston, Wallis, for Genoa' nd Leghorn. -- ---si- by direction of the Enamor of the late Mrs. Elisabeth Turtle s, and which in a few words comprehends all the plan of the Gospel CLEARING OUT - Phylleres, Hill, junior; for SEPTEMBER 28, 1825. Heartburn, Flatulence. Indloestioo,- Nausea, Loss of Apoe- pIICENIX FIRE OFFICE, Lostriaatt-eraary AND the. liVaterbrash, &c., and (living Forte to the Stomach. • • deceased, respecting civil governments. The principles of doctrine and Oporto; Clyde, Mum), for Teneriffe and Calcutta; Tranby. CHatt tiro-Close. Of all the recent discover es in Vegetable Chemistry, none, per- A N ANNUITY of sot., a ditto of 261. 13s. 4d., a conduct adopted by Jesus Christ to place civil governments Day, for Elsinore and St. Pttersburgh ; Neptunus, Caliente, toe Th i s Company have determined to make a Reduction of Pre. haps, has been received by the Faculty with more satisfaction than .Cl ditto of 401., s ditto of 301., all of them secured upon Free- apart from all ecclesiastical interference being so clear, solid, and Romak ; Battey and Sarah, Bloom Cur Ramburoh ; and William mitten, under exceptions, in the Three Ordinary Classes of Josue , that produced by the French Chemists from Peruvian Park. hold and Leasehold &tato, in Drummond -crescent, at Upper luminous, what have such Governments to fear from authorities Wilberforce, ii hire, for St. Domin g o. ace, which will be charged as follows:-. The Sulphate of Quinine is found to possess all the tonic and Tooting. Streatham Common, and the Commercial-road. which not only have no power to intermeddle in suchaffairs, but CLEARED OuTwAaDs To IRELAND.-The Apollo, Mathews,' let Class. 2d Class. 3d CLus• febrifuge properties of the Peruvian Bark, in a content - rued state, Printed particulars inay_be had of Messrs. Cousins and Hyde, even have no right to express an opinion, if they wish to follow for Cork. li. M. 2s. 4d. 4s. 6d, deprived of the extractive and resinous matter. One grain contains Solicitors, No. 6, Great Winchester-street; at the Mart ; and of the example of their divine Master ? .---mew.-- - Persons whose Insurances fall due at Michaelmas are requested all the essential properties of rather more than one drachm of the Winstanley and.Sorw, Paternoster-tow. Inhabitants of the State,-You see clearly that to profess the rs- FROM LLOYD'S LIST. to take nolice, that printed receipts ere now ready at the Corn- • Bark in its natural state : it is thus e v ident th a t in d e bilit a t e d - Ugion of your crucified Redeemer, you ate so far from being re. - pony's Of in liornbard.atreet, and at (baring-cross. where stomachs, arising from whatever cause, no Medicine can be more BETWEEN BALHAM AND TOOTING, SIX MILES qtrired to renounce you , liberty and independence, that you are FALMOUTH, OCT. 10.-Arrived the Laurel, Bony, freers attendance is daily given from pine till four o'clock, and Slat Conn- desirable. FROM LONDON-..TWO COMMODIOUS DETACHED called upon to repress - the excesses of some wicked ministers, who, London for the Mediterrannut.• Sailed the Lord Melville packet. try Insurance, of the shove description will have the peonsionse re- 111 the formula from which these Lozenges are prepared, the Sul. LEASEHOLD VILLA RESIDENCES, WITH COACH- Pretending to decide on points beyond their competence, dishonour for Jamaica, and the Camden packet, for Halifax and New fork. dead accordingly. phate of Quinine forme the chief ingredient ; but, that the effects HOUSE, STABLING ~GARDEN, &c. the religion which they preach by Infringing Its precepts. Neither Cowles, OCT. 1 1.-Sailed the Cape packet, Kettle, foe Vim Rent payable or receivable daring the dilapidation of premises by may be more adapted to the object for which they are intended, it By WINSTANLEY and SONS, . the dogmas of Christianity nor its worship, nor the juritdiction of Diernen's Land • the Hudson, Champlio, for New York ; and Ike, may be instilled by.s Rom of Policy Wittier to this Company, is combined in such proportions with mild Absorbents Anti-acids , At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the 28th Inst. at 12, in Two T oi ts, its ministers, which is purely spiritual, and has nothing of physi- his Majesty's ship Thetis, for Naples. Ste any amount• andagreeable Aromatics, as to render them applicable to every ITI WO hew-built moil commod i ous detached . VILLA - col power-nor the roans of supporting this religion, which are Foci o'Ot.ocx, e. se -The above ships are returning to one All attained at partial interests in property liable to be affected labouring under loss of tone. JL RESIDENCES, Sated in the most substantial manner, reduced to exhortation, good example, patience, and the exercise roads. by loss Um he, may be snared with this Company on equitable Sold In Boxes at 2s. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Chespside, of a t one e lev a ti on , mad maaeieet o ar , ansnaunn e a d on w e f a . of all the virtues, have any thing to do with the form of govern- PORTSXCrCTII, Oc r . 11.-Passed by, the large four-masted AM& J. JONES, S ee. corner of Sr. Paul's ; and 54, Sackville-street, Dublin ; also by tonics of respec i taWl o w for 80 years, at a small ground meth under whicb the nationsin which it exists Cr. canstituted: It ship the Baron of Renfrew, from Quebec. The vessel had sailed. Savory and Co. 136. New Bond -street, and 220, Regent-street. ant, and moat el ghosts ce. the high road .has no right to themes whether they shall ha subject to. a foreign heavily, having been 50 days on the voyage. 11 RITI S li ROCK anti PATENT SALT COM- Of whom may be had, (but at a convenient . ) between Rom and ewe ea -whether ne not they shall maintain relations with the Snorin•ss, 0cT..11.-The Mat th ews. Barrett, which wait PANY, 3, tiasse Wiecnairrre a . BUTLER'S ACIDULATED LOZENGES of CAYENNE, Tooting, only six maw ibe City.voi. &Pe hatoWastmiaster ; othat_pete of the wild, or whether they shall have juntas or as. driven on shore on Hose Beach, was got off thi s morning, and ... Ws. the Directors of the British Rack and Patent Salt Cam- for habitual Sore Thews, Relaxation of the Uvula, Hoarsenes s , _ each containing eating andiinewing-soom. each "solow la Phial% sloth respective fundamental laws. What brought in here. }any do hereby give Notice, that a GENERAL MEETING of SY, also a refreshing stimulus in Fatigue, Field Sports, dm. in about 22 feet b I 0 T. ,„„„. loint i mm u _ d im g og . rom, hat elall drat ot the overlie which embraces the decision of Dz•n. OCT. 11.-Arrived and sailed for the River the Duchene she PROPRIETORS will Wiwi& at the City of London Ts. Beau at 2s. • k w • • ... throe mim e. took the title of Catholic,. mut as of York trauma y with troops from Cork_; the_ William , Speen. - nab eu ThWISDA T. the slab of October. at 12 o'clock pm- -- - '""'" - e m " . than two ;pacifies klichoill, boast taper's and footmen's the cddltie,arlft V. the Defender eMe Mardi, froth Quebec, and the Bacollen, —, min Liverpool ; and the dedo, fee the following, upae :- IMPORTANT AND USEFUL WORKS, rooms, good cellars, &c. coach-heure, and three-stall stable.) Philip :IL the Pions, - -would have characterised the document. like Sprite transport, front the Northward. Arrived nom the River " Tombs& ter the inspection and appr oval of the Proprieton Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row.they old to assay misers, as being turbulent and seditious • but and remain , with the rest of the outward bound, the Elizabeth. he Dna edam Deed 0 liottlnnettt, and to receive such suggestions 1 1 1 HE GEOGRAPHY,IIISTORY, and STATISTICS, To be viewed by applying on the premises. Printed mutt• col may be had of Air. Taylor, builder, Balham ,• at the your Chinas, guided by the principles of moderation which ani. Leddell. wid- th e Hannah, Webber, foe St. John's, New Bruns. towards bat* and amending the same as may be deemed by A- if NORTH and SOUTH AMERICA, and the WEST Wheatsbeaf , Tootin g; at the Mat, and of Winstanle ySons, and mate it, he only in it n monument of that human weakness from wick ; the Alonso., Perkins, for Bordeaux, and the Mary Ann a ' tban upshen• INDIES. By H. C. CAREY and J. LEA. Paternoster-row. which des somessor of St. Peter unhappily is not exempt. Mutely, for Cape Hayden. .-.. . " Ter tonlinn a Resoiution of the Board of Directocs, whereby With considerable Additions relative to the New States of South It IS horsed to reduce the nominal Capital of the Comany from AmeMoa. Mexico, &c. In one large vol.Dvo. illustrated with several VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, holy flausillst net oil does not confer power on the ministers of Villavicioss ; Josh and Mary, ..--, from Tenets& ; Reward. Two Utilises Five Hundred Thousand Pounds to Five Hundred coloured Maps, Charts, and Views. Price 18s. in hoards. Plumbers-meet, City-toad, the mbar; to Interf er e in civil cares, but even expressly probi- Fowey, from Qu eb ec; Fancy, Churchyard, from Figueiriu ; New Thousand Pounds, by a reduction of the nominal value of the " The publication before ns contains isy far the most valuable By Mr. MILLS, bits them from so interfering, who can doubt that whatever be York packet, Dranby, from Jamaica ,• Alexander, Errington, from front Virginia • Within' Browr their ecclesiastical rank or dignity, the same gospel does not war. M a d e i ra ; Fl or id a , p o t eraon , , .. _ .„ Shots Nom Fifty Pounds to Ten Pounds, as the present Directors condensation of American Geography, History, and Statistics, On MONDAY, the 21th lmt. at 12, at the Auction Matt, b hare every reason to believe , that, fur accomplishing the objects of which has issued from the Press. It is constructed on a tom re- direction of the Mortgagee, y rant them to reprobate systems of government and national hide- hi.Coun, from ditto; Martha, Lamb, from ditto ; 31argayei, pendent* I' Front the 6th and 6th centuries of Christianity, a scan. Smith, from Ifondurso• Cherub, Shaddock, from St. Mary s **Company, the Capital stipulated by the latter arrangement will hensive and excellent plan ,• the Maps, (;harts , and Plates, numer. be more than ample. one and well executed,"-Literary Goatee. A N eligible compact LEASEHOLD ESTATE, com- dalous struggle has been maintained between the priesthood and and Pero, Rutter, from the Mauritius. Sailed the Atalanta, Kiwi.' " And to receive information front the Directors respecting the A NEW GENERAL ATLAS, containing a COMPLETE ill prising six substantial Brick-built Dwelling.housite, being civil authonty. If we proceed to trace the origin of all the misfor- for Hamburgh ; Prince Regent, Lamb, for Van Diemen's Land r. proreediegs of the Company at the different works." SET of MAPS, drawn from the be•nt authorities, of all the prin. Noe. 19, 20, 21 22, 23, an d 24, plumbers-street, City-road ; tunes and disturbances which have occurred in the Church, and of F or titud e Increased, Manning, for St. Kitt's ; and Thames, Mr. The Draft of the Deed of Settlement will be left at the Office of eipal Kingdoms and States in the World ; to which is prefixed, an NOS. 19, 20, and 21, are let on Lease for the whole.term, and the the celebrated conflicts which have taken place between the minis- re n s , f or Ne w So u th Wales. Maws. Amory and Coles (the holiciton to the Company), Throg. Introduction to Geography, and on the Construction and Use of remainder to respectable Tenants at will ; the whole held on Lease ten o f th e a lt ar an d the sovereigns of states, it will be seen that all mottomstrat, Ms days previous to the Meeting, for the inspection Maps. By Thomas /dyers, L.I.D. Author of the New and Com- for an unexpired term of 30 years, at a low ground-rent of them have had their ammentement in the mutual encroach. The Nautilus, Houghton, bound to Leith, was lost near Stol.: of the Shareholdees. - prehansive System of 3lodern Geograph, &c. &e. In 4to. price The respective Premises may be viewed by permission of the menu which they have made on each other's jurisdiction, and in pemunde, on the 24th ultimo; part of the cargo expected to be 11. D. BROUGHTON 11. 31. PARRATT 11. Is. half-bound ;or full coloured, IL d.. 6d. Tenants, of whom particulars may be lied ; also, of Messrs. both authorides having passed their proper limits. The rulers of saved. . JAMES SUTTON ALEXANDER REID NEW RUSSIA. A JOURNEY from RIGA to the CRIMEA, Robinson and Hine, Solicitors, Charter House-square ;at the nations pretended to decide on the dogmas of religion, and the The Hercules, 111.Laren, from London to Riga, was driven on. JOHN COOP g WAL FURNIVAL. by way of KIEV ; with some Account of the Colonization, and of Auction Mast, and at Mr. Mills's offices, No. 1, Chapel-place, Head of the Church assumed the power of pronouncing on the shore near Wiudau, 24th ult. ANTH. HAMMOND ALEXANDER LAW. the Blanners apd Customs of the Colonists of New Russia; to Poultry. . validity of their laws, and the legitimacy of their appointment. The Prince Regent, Row, from Vilma. to Newfoundland. hair Open force and ruling prejudice often decided these important put into Teignmouth, with lossof bulwarks, stancheons, sails. hoc. W. HESEL'FINE which is added, a Second Edition of Notes relating to the _rim ... ELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES. Goswell.street, Clerkenwell-green Bloomsbury, and Kennington. lane anti Cross, At Rents amounting 4141.85. per Annum. By Mr. MILLS, At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY. the 21th inst., at 12, in Lou, by direction of the Executors of the late Edmund Smith, Esq. T H E following valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATES, held for long terms, at low ground rents, part let on lease, and the remainder to old tenants at will, comprising EIGHT well-built BRICK DWELLING-HOUSES, situ. ated No. 66, 67, 68, 66, 74, 76, 76, and 77, Noble-street, near Goswell.street, in the occupation of old tenants, et low rents, and held for an unexpired term of 44 pairs, at ground rents. Also a DWELLING-HOUSE, with spacious Workshops, situated and being No. 8, Clerkenwell-green, let on lease to Mr. Goode for the whole term. Also an excellent BRICK-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSE, ' situate No. 9, late IL Castle-street, Bloomsbury, let on lease to !Ur. Ramsay, at a low rent, and held for an unexpired term of 36 years, at a ground rent. Also THREE BRICK-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSES' with Workshops Gardens. and Plot of Ground for Building, situ ated In front of Kennington-lane, and Jlanaion-house-street. Ken nington, in the occupation of Messrs. Hughes, Keeling, Davis, etc. respectable tenants, and held for an unexpired term of 28 years, at a ground rent. Also a BRICK-BUILT DWELLLNO-HOUSE, with Shop, situate No. 2, Cleaver-street, Kennington-crosk, in the occupation of Mr. Millar, a respectable old tenant. Also a GROUND RENT of 21. 10s. per Annum, issuing nut of a brick Dwelling House and Premises, situated No. 3, Clearer street, adjoining the preceding, held for an unexpired term of 23i years. The respective Premises may be viewed by permission of the tenants until the sale, of whom particulars may be had ; also at the Angel, Islington ; Crown, Clerkenwell.green ; Horns, Ken nington ; at the Mart ; and al Mr. Mills's Offices, No. 1, Chapel. place, Poultry. giffir - " 11 .! ~'-~~~ AL a. 4741- M 3 .'. u_~ .~~-`~ ~ ' 1 7 gi 4 vf do Ind err rer norc !Vt., th the sighlY r. 16J- $0;111 ler wrol I 4 It' _ J I'