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AGRICULTUR AI, lIEPq.R2 s . IM Court 4 P Directors of Lie Governor slid CortfanY T I C ° R VAN DIEMEN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH ! • Publithed by sherwond, (edn e e!, and Pi pe; p ai.e,re? ,, , , e ,, ,r?w . 1 .A, LET TER to his GRACE the LORD.ARCIIBISHOP ---sw.—. : ji. of the Br e < q i eivial!dgive Notice. I W AI ES, the fine c o pp ere d Shi p PRINCE REGENT, I Tip. GEOGRAPHY,I - 11*TOKY,audS lAI IS I ICS, ,OL, of CANTERHURY, Primate of a)1 Englsatl. and Metro- The principal feature in husbandry at this season of the The , Genes i c o urt will be held at the Dank on THURS- burthen 400 Ton& WILLIAM B. LAMB, Commander. *Lying - ,, 0f W NORTH and SOUTH AMERICA, and t h e EST ' piilltan ; and President of the Societies for Promoting Christian year is the harvest, which,. in Wile of the untoward fore- DAY NEXT, die Vd IDOt. at Eleven o'clock in the yneininu,, to in t h e London Doek. Has very superior Accommodations for INDIES. By H. C:cAREY and J. LEA. Knowledge, and for the Propagation of tie Gospel in Foreign bodings respc.cting the crop of Barley and the threatening& consider „i n Div i dend , which will &leo be one of the , Quarterly (Albin and nteeralte Pseeengers.-Pot Freight Of 'Passage app4 to With considerable Additions relative to the New States of South Pans ;on the present state of those Socivies , and on tie bene fi ts theieral Corms appointed by the Charter. R. BEEP , Sec. BUCKLES, BAUSTER, and BucHANA , Amines. 31e:it°. &c. In one large voLeva. illuatratod with seem! whirl , might accrue to thew from holding Public Meetings on their f humid o .a atmosphere , is :still. 14ely to. return a gook'. ' 33, Alark- latter coloured Map!, Charts, and Views. Price sea. in boards. betiatt. account. We have DO hesitation to Beim: that the ouanti& nrPICROF f)RDAr.4.VCF_ Nrot. IR. MS. T . ' oons'ader. , cilversi year h . the harvest, which,' in spite:of the untoward fore bodings respecting the crop of Barley and the threatening* of .a humid atmosphere, ,is . still hiely to return a good account. We have DO hesitation hi asssing that the quantity of grain will be found abundantly euffictent for the sup* of the market, and the quality nothing inferior co that of our very beat years. No one will attempt to deny that the crop of the Wheat is the most abundant that this coutitry-has produced for many years, and the dry weather previous to the conunencement of the hart/tat, together with the modern tails of rain since, have contributed to make the sample as perfect as the crop is bountiful. The Barleys have gulfia-esl very maternally upon light soils, but, inde pendently of this local failure, the crop is so reniarkablyr tine, that there will be found little or no deficiency ire the aggregate quantity. This does not, perhaps, coin cide with the general impression on th e su bj ect? b ut we are greatly mistaken if it don not turn out that the price of Barley in the provincial markets was higher the first few days that it war . -seff.seer for sale (viz. about the Yost) of August), than it will be again during the re mainder of the year. The Turnip crop is more partial than we almost ever-remember to have seen it; in some places so bad as almost mamount to an entire failure, whitsr in others it is impossible to conceive anything more perfect and luxuriant than the amtearance which the fields exhibit. The fear, however, that the defalcation is sufficiently ex tensive to produce serious loss and inconvenience to the grazier, snore particularly as the rick-yards are greatly deficient in their customary supply of hay and clover ; and no auxiliary can be afforded' to them in the.shar of a seeend crop, owing to the necessity of consutning it upon the land in consequence of the great actirchy of feed dtsrilfg the month of July and the beginning of August ; more over, as the Oat and the Bean crops are neither of them very abundant this year, it may fairly be presumed that horse-keeping will be attended with a serious expense during the approaching winter—a circumstance that • has already had the effect of reducing the value of these sini ruals some twenty or thirty per cent. within the last three months. Lean stock is also a trifle lower of late, but ar tificial food is now so universally resorted foist the grazing department, that the holders of lean beasts and store sheep know how to profit by the circumstance, being fully con.. winced that the opulent farmer. and graziers will• surfply themselves with cattle, however distant may appear the prospect of remuneration. There has hitherto bean but little doing its the Wool trade, and the price evidently dis appoints the growers, most of whom still hold off, trader an impression that it will eventually advance. Hops have risen in value very materially, and arc still looking ups. wattle great deficiency being now considered i nev it a bl e ...-. Timber decliniug considerably from the large importations. LIVERPOU4, SUNDAY EVENING. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. 10, 1823. MIME Prtne:pal O ffi cers of hi, lifqjesty's Ordnance do L b7sity xive notice, that Proposals will be received m their ogles, in Pa/henall, .o or before SATURDAY, the 24M, inst. tem such persons as may be willing to supply this Department w it 4 CARINET and UPHOLSTERY ARTICLES, and 11.0 RE, according toe specification which may be obtained upon 4,olicatioa at Me btetiry's Ofhee.i n aforesaid. "e'lia waders to be outside Tender for Lpholstery . Jowls' and Work." • By Order of the Board, W. GRIFFIN, Secretary. HERTFORDSHIRE. • THE SACOMB PARK ESTATE to be- SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, consisting of a noble Mansion and 2,200 Acres of Land, in a ring fence, with excellent *Mess. hothouses, preserves well sto c k e d with game, and every *Roblin for the residence of a family of distinction. Together with• the Manors of Sacomb and Temple Chelein. extending over a circuit of seven miles ; and the perpetual Adeowson of the Recto r y o f Se conds. 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As the illus. mails eogrivings form an important depertreent in this work, subscribers wishing to secure go o d impressions, will forward their orders promptly to their respeetire Booksellers. The pans may be obtained separateiv. Published by Charles Taylor, 100, Fleetottreet Sherwood, .Gilbert, and Piper, Peteruoster-row ; a nd so ld by all Book. DIIIICTONS. t.CT Wm. Rawlins, Chairman Chriatopher Fryer, Esq. Sir John Peering. Bare. Deputy William Yenning. Esq. Chairman Walter A. Peacock, Esq. vnas Greenaway, EM. John Newton, Esq. Auditor By a Br.lsw, no person can be a Candidate unless he shall give at lest fourteen days notice thereof (in writing) to the Seaetary, peev.ous to the General Meeting. WM. BEETHAM, Secretary. um, 161. t Brandy. 255. per galL id gratis--Bottles at cost price. EAST AND WEAT . INDIA WAREHOUSE. EXETER 'CHANGE. STRAND. - HIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a so cond division of Exeter'Change, where may be seen a larire and well.manpfactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cut. riele, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip. doss of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs. Cabin Wish-hand Stand?, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Cidteens completely fitted up, r.cat and elegant, at a moderate price. • Sea Cots, Bed; Sting, Writing Desks.pressing Cases & c. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots; Sashes, Belts. and Pistols, Qc. &c. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and 'Win ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, a nd moderatoprice. The whole of the Articles In this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but one Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will be made under any cireumstances. prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting 'Warehouse are in Exeter 'Change. A ast Af the EAU Italia Company and licensed Ships, and Illorniti Papers, are constantly kept. QUN FIRE OFFICE, Egablished 1710, BANK ° BUILDINGS, CORNIIILY, and CRAIR'S.COVILT, CHARING. caoss, Loi n NANAGIRS. CHARIA3 POLE. En. Treasurer. Fit Edmund Antrobus, Bart. I !It : tiou...lV : _flusklsson, M.P. Freiaid Booth, Exq: l'enry Hotshots, Esq. Charles Boultnn, Esq. 'rile Hen. Pbillip P. Hoover's William Burnie. Esq, John Cockerel', Esq. Thomas Hornets, Esq. Thomas Horsiest, Ls William 31amUton. ; E. es ,H Charles Ford. . ,sq. Edward Harman, Esq. _ Felix C. Ladbroke. Esq. Henry Ltdbroke, C. Shaw Lefevre, Esq. The Hon. Hugh Lindsay, M.P. ('harks Littletlale, Esq. Henry Litticdale, Eaq . John Pease, Esq. ALP. Brice Pease, Laq. C. George Thornton, Esq. James Trotter, Esq. 19th Sept. IR& The Cornprl have determined to make a redaction of Premium h the Thtet Ordicary Classes of Insurance in the Country t and this lei:teflon will apply to the rilbges and districts in the outtesitts of the Metropolis, and to private dwelling-houses only, in the best situations withi•t it. Wier& S.S.W.—Riih Water, 12m. p. 3. Arrived ynnerday erening—' he New Onderoeeming, Rash. from Grontald ; Friends, —, from St. Petersburgh ; H. Hol land, Van Wyke, trotn Rotterdam ; Johanna, —, from Bee. men; Perseverance, Batt, from Rotterdam. Arrived this day—The Ewin, Gilpin, from litiremielti ; RI. ehardson, Dickinson, from Alesandna and )lilford ; Valeutrue, I)ehhem, from Rotterdam; Claude Scott, Gill, from Pernam. bpco ; Pandora; from Barbadoes ; Algonquin, Diary, from Philadelphia, sailed the 21d August; William Young,. and 'Rood Agreement, —. from Alexandria and llama ; Unity. Thomas, from Para; Maria, Thorn, from Buenos Ayreet and Vulture. Holmes, from Savannah. The Corsair, Petrie, sailed from Rio de Janeiro for Eingalworal ul. Buckley, Miller, from the Ravannah, arrived eirSzilly that nth inst.. with loss of fore.rop.mast.and t-naret. FURTHER REDUCTION.THE PRICES OF PLATE Mush risks wig henceforward be insured on the following terms, tsks' under rueetal circumstances of hazard, viz.:— First Usis. Second Claw Third Cl..ss . Is. 64. per Clint. b. 6d. per Cont. 4s. ta. per Cent. Vag. ap.m the greater portion of Country insurances, an ahem, mint of twenty-h%e per cent. per anntim. All persons irsered in this Othee, the Premiums on whose Policies fall due at the Ilichaelmes quarter, are hereby reminded to pay lii said Premiums, either at the 016 em in Buk-buildings, Corn- Lill. and Craig's-eourt. Charing-erosa. or to the Agents in the Campy. on or before the 14th of Ovober, 1025, when the fifteen days, allowed by the Office, ova and 'abase the time for which they are insured, will expire. _ _ _ ;• The above notice is given to prevent the Insured losing the benefit of their Policies, by omitting to make such payments it morel. time. This Office insures against loss or damage by are, all desalts tio-s of buildings, goods, wares, and merchandise, ships in her. lons and In dock, craft on navigable riven and canals, and goods laden in the same, waggons travelling the roads, and their con tents, and farming stock of all descriptions. No charge will be inside for Policies in which the sum insured a-Kints to 3001. and upwards; and till losses by fire are paid without deduction. This Office pays for damage by Ere loom lightning. Persons may insure for more years than one, and in such In runnels an allowance of 5 per cent. per annum, compound in. t.rrst, will be made on the premium, and duty received for every ye --r, except the lint. The Sun Life Office insures at premiums, which, under forty. e Tensor age, when the assurance is Mr the whole of life, and under filly-fire for shorter periods, are considerably lower than are generally required. rrHE NORTH AMERICAN BIIII'-BUILDING, .1. TIM DER, and FISHING COMPANY will continue to smile applications for Sham until the let of October neat, when the Rooks will be closed; and such Shares as have been allotted, t; respect of which Deposits shall not be then paid, will be wog tined as abandoned. and will be allotted to other persons. The Committee of Management hare been bsduced to make this communicatMo in consequence of the great demand for Shares, sad in order that the present applicants may not have reason to complain of being taken by surprise. Respectable Merchants subscribing for 30 Shares or upwards, and residing at the principal Seaport Towns, will be preferred as Agents to the Company. The Agency roe Liverpool is disposed of to a Gentleman who Aces subscribed for 100 Jhares. The Committee are ready to receive Tenders for the supply of the under-mentioned Articles, via.:— Cordage Flannels Canvass Ready-3lade Clothes Iron Cloths Copper Manchester Goods Bolts and Nails hats Carpenters' and Joiner' Boots and Shoes Tools Leather Slops Tin Ware Blankets Assorted Iron Pota, /Cc. Applications for Shares to b e made by letter (post paid). ad dressed to Messrs. Cockburn and Co., Bankers, Schitchall, Lou don ; at to the Committee of - hlanagement. at the Company's Office. I, Pinners'-court, Rwspd.street, London, where Prospec tuses may be had. •y .TIFY" PATENT DlSTl o L l kil p t zNy alid RECTIFYING C Capital 600,000 L, in 6,000 Shares of lOW. each. DIRECTORS. , otatriy, Brookstrank, Esq. John Francis Alaubert, Esq. W Dorset Fellowes, Esq. Major Moody. lierege Henry Hooper Esq. Wm. IVnitmore, jun. Esq. !•inannel 'Anemia, Esq. AUDITORS. 'kends/le, Esq. I Henry William Smith, Esq. BANKERS. Meows. Martin, Stone, and Stone, 63, lAmbard.street. Sir Claude Scott, Dart., Williams, and Co., 26, Holies- street, Cavendish-square. MATACIER OP THE DISTILLERY. M. Jean Jacques Sandman.. nageGia 01' THE RECTIFYING DEPARTMENT. M. Victor Saintmare. SOLICITORS. Messrs. Getty, Madden, Getty, and Madden. ihr plircipal object of this Company a to work the Patents Ined by 3lr. Saintmarc, in March, 11114. fer the kingdoms of Scotland, and Ireland, for the Distillation of Spirit from I :an b y a p ecu li ar process, and with an im?rovecl apparatus. tie t unipany also propose to unite the business of Rectification '• that ut the Distillery, which they arc enabled to do under cir- •,,....tneel highly advantageous. 11,c purpose of carrying these objects into effect, the Directors ritzteol for the purchase of the Patentee. Premises at Vaux. , 'l, known by the name of the Delmont Distillery; and also fur weliase of a Rectifying House, leculiarly well situated with tl!ere,ice to the former Establishment. Tht• Directors abstain from dwelling upon the probable &drat). 'sees resulting from the present Company, feeling anxious that tt•Tr inditidual who may be &Amin of becoming a Propricurt I preciously examine the Distillery and Rectifying Eitt.iblish. " wal the Spirit produced; foe which purpos • Orders for A :rr.!t•Mn may be obtained of the Direc4,7. •, until the appropria- isn ,t snares. Application for Shorts may be made (;lest pr , ,t) until Saturday, the 24112 of l bet. Inclusive. to Maw a . C r, Hidden, Gat:), , 'Pains toollbe liaddinSite, obtainedgel-osurt, Tiuoginuttse.sfre.t, where the 1.-u. . os.Ass. From TWO AND A HALF to-FORTY oar Nut. BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY, Eatablithed.by Aet of Parliament, 1773. riigE PUBLIC are informed, tsltt, in addition to the Itanttmelott in ditrrAmponses Prices, which tack place in 119.91, a 111RTI1F,K Reduetion to row made, from Two and a Helfto Fifty per ('rat. on Plates of the superticial Manor:mem of 51st Feet and urn:. ads, a c - ,-reeably to a proved Sc-ile, which may be had at the Company's Ware - Jose, AI,IIION.PLAC6, BLACK FRI Alt S' BR I IMF:, where an extrns'-e assortment of (2.IST PLATE GLASS. of fine Colour and ktrilliancy, so. fftior to that of any other Alanufactory in Europe. is on Sale by Mr. JastrillAWXlNrig, Sevretnry to the Company, and also by Mr. Jon CHOCK 1' (lUD, at the Conminy's Works at Ravenhead, near Prescot, Lancs.hire. • TABLE OF REDUCED PRICES FOR SILVERED GLASSES OF LARUE DIMENSIONS. In In. Xr. In. In. £a. In. In. £e. Ito by 40 .. 37 13 90 by 79 .. 93 10 103 by 30 . . 73 3 110 50 .. 4:1 4 93 33 .. 43 18 108 39 .„ 102 0 T/18 GO ..66 10 93 45 .. 63 7 110 36 .. 30 3 30 70 .. 71 10 103 63 .. 06 14 112 71 . .147 8 83 35 .. 36 1 93 63.. 91 13 113 80 . 197 13 113 43 ..40 2 03 73 .. 113 8 121 70 .. 172 83 Chi ..63 12 100 40 ~ 33 9 123 68 . 168 13 11,3 G 3 ..79 11 100 60.. 70 8 127 30 . . 117 2 90 40 ..44 14 100 60 .. 92 5 133 67 .. 192 2 90 60 ... 54 14 100 70..111 1 1.:4 70..214 7 100 GO ~68 18 100 10..142 1 140 61 . 187 12 DRAWBACK allowed on Exportation, 2a. 9d. per foot so persiciaL A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS. V HERE is not, perhaps, in the whole Materia Medics 1 any one remedy which so effectually rePert4 the pain of a suffering patient as the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. Who can watch the writhing tortures ism 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 afforded in so many distress cases which are daily coming to the notice of Mrs. JOHNSO N? Therefore. Mothers ought never to be without the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Nursery ; for if a child awakes in the night with pain, by only rubbing the gums 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 and Co. 28, York-place, Lity-road ; and, by their appointment, of all prin. cipal Medicine Venders In town and country, at 2s. W. per bottle. Noneare genuine, unless signed on the Stamp with Mrs. Johnson's own hand-writing, as there are several spurious sons. " Donuts et platens uxor."—li ow. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That hooey-drop) thy pleaaing wife. HAPPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mind," is insured by martinet ` the strictest tie of perpetual friend ship" is a gift from Hawn, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of associ ation with celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an !itinerante duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless Instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the be holder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elinitic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from which the agonised sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all inch, then, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength. felicity; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' successful ex-perience. The easy carts of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath —for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, is well as in every relaxa. Lion of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily. and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeel ing empiric from the position sit presumptuously taken up. we deviate from general principles with less hesitation; and confident in our own honourable integtity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either sex (espe cially those entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal consultation ; and letters from the country are immediately answered; these must contain a remittance foe advice and medicine, which can be for warded to any part of the world, however distant. (I(JSt and Co. M.R.C. Surgeon.. No. 11, Ilouverie-street, Fleet-street, London. 11 .!_Jinetkuhliehed, Seventeenth Edition, 1. The EaLS of I;IFE,a fistailiss Commentary on the above Diaeasev. Y 2 . HI ONIA NA, addressed exclusively to the Female Sex. May be had at 20. Paternoster. row ; 50, Is. 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Gemini also being a trine (or the best aspect), with the ascendant of fortune, this may recount for giving to adventurers, for the first.time in the annals of lotteries, six Prises of twenty thousand pounds each, in one day, which with many other capitals, &c. exceeding a quarter of a pillion, must all te decided, Wiliest iaentb {October.) EAST INDIA SHIPPING. MAURITIUS, MAT 2'2, 1823.—His Majesty's ships Llren. Owen, Barrocouta, Vidal, and the Aibatros (schooner), were at Schylles, and had been surveying the coast of 31adageacar. PAssENOERS PER TIRE UANGES, CAPTAIN LADED, E.RO HADRAs AND TUE 31,tuatrtue.—Coinmodore Sciireneder, late Governor of Tranquebar ; Major Say, Captain Gorman. Lieute nant Hubbard, H.N.; Lieutenant Johnnie, ; Kerr, LieutenantGoldesworthy ; Dr. Gibbs; Mr. Goodin. R.N. p Master Itehling ; and ten invalids. SHIPPING IN CUSTOM-110USE. SEPT. 17. SnIPS ENTERED INWARDS.—IRdWRrie, ~champ, from Ko. r.igsberg ; Carolina, Kranse, from Memel; Rettligheten, berg, from Odle ; Young Regulus, Snowden, from Aleme: ; Vrouw Catharine, Schuyt, from Antwerp ; Jalia, Sergent, frtan Jersey ; Stratton, Bromley, and Ann, Alsrahall, from Stantlasto Creek ; Vrtmw Fennegina, Pronk, from Groningen ; Friedemt and Emilie, Oohz, from Gentile ; Nordstiernen, Lyrigass i front. Gottenburg ; Frederich Louisa, Voltz, from lhintaw •' ims , ere lender, Friborg , from Sundsvall ; Helene, Andrn, from Embder Mazzinghl, Corlaw, from Port-au-Prince ; Sprightly, Smi t h, from. Amstm•dam ; British Monarch, Pearson, from Montserrat; and. Julie, Preager, from Calais. ENTERED OUT WARDBl.—Vrienditchap, Bakker, foi Rot terdam and Amsterdam ; King George packet, Hart, for Rotterdam Augelienda Sonne, Recker, for Hamburg!' ; Sirene, Alien, t.r Bremen • George and Ann, Cane, for Elsinore and St. Peters. burgh ; lsolue , Anderson. for Gottenburgh ; Prince of M . ateT:e”. Mader, for Ostend ; liambletonian, Paulson, fur St. 111217'., Africa ; and (tootle Hoop, roister, for Hamburgh. (BLEARED OLITWAIMIII FINALLY AT GRAYESEWIL—PrOVi. dente, Carpenter. for Newfoundland • Thins, Roger.. for Flap. burgh ; Vrouw Maria Anna, Weeg, for Antwerp ; Belle Alliance. Ullman, for Antwerp and Brussels ; Gertrude, Zwenenburg, for Amsterdam ;Jahn Browne, Bowen, for New York ; Johannes Wii. helmina, Moyetikind, forltotterdant ; Active, Crocker, for Don. kirk; Britannia, Rubie, for Lisbon ; Barron, lluttbina.m. h•r Madras, Calcutta, and Teneriffe. CLEARING OUTWARDIL—JONITIIIII Streeg. for Elsinore and Dantzic ; Charlotte Wilhelmina, h oller, for Simi.. sund and Oriefswald Martha, Snow, for New York: Vtier.ls. chap, Mazewinkel, for Rouen; Charles Tennyson. Boort:. for Elsinore and Riga; Glenburnie, Wood, for Newburgh: Etherington, flarrison, for Elsinore and St. Petersbutch; Prince Frederick, A therden, for Rotterdam ; Prince of Waterloo, Matter, for Ostend ; Johanna, Rehoff, for Elsinore and Copenhagen ; Edinburgh Packet. Williams, for Rotterdam; !lope, Frerror. for Ilamburgh ; Gowan, Eshelby, for Benicarlo ; Jean, Int.*, for Sicily. CLEARED OUTWA2D9 TO IRELAWM—The Fortitude, Falk k. ner, for Dublin; Waterloo Packet. Sexton, for Cork; Ardent, Boyd, for Belfast; and the Joseph and Fanny. Lobbett, tor Dublin. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH, Szrr. i7.—Arrived the Doke of Kent Platen. from Lisbon ; the Rosette, Menzies, from 'baits ; the 'Pim... Ford, from London for the South Seas. Put Back. the Huskiseu'i Kay, for St. John's, New Brunswick, leaky, hang expericnce.t beery gales to the westward._ PonTamnETß. SETT. 18.—Arrived hie Majesty's ship Scow, from Jamaica : and his Majesty's ship Thetis, from Plymouth. Passed by, the Labelle, Munro, from Honduras; and the Elite Johnson, from Antigua. • Dzot, SEPT. 1&--Arrived and sailed for the Rirtr, the Onyx, from Demerara ; the Prince Regent, Taylor ; the British Tar, Robertson ; and the Hopewell, Smith, front Jamaica ; the Jane, Silver, front Gibraltar; the Wellwootl. Fisher, from Ha. rannah ; the Renewal, Cromartie, from Barbadoes ; the Hasa. rep' theUGnidb:won.od6,solllemrrinigntiodad 4 h n, tram Dan Gangei evare . I : l° le' nn ErTilee:.3d 1 11 k it .i cas rt from Tobago ; and several others, names unknown. Awned • .rOoft the River, the Ilibbernt, Theaker. for India ; the Lady flarewood. Lewis. for St. John's New Brunswick : and the Jo:at Bruit a, Bowen, for New York. GiasESEWD, SEPT. 18.—Arrived the George. Dawson, Unit Quebec; Lustre., Woodward. from ditto; Tricky,. trio Lisbon; Ivbella. Horlock. from Malaga Florintia. Wintle, from Bombay: Nestor, Wenknor, fr o m Honduras ; Frat , s. Benson, from Montserrat; Merlin. IVetke. from Jamaica. raid, Soy/with, from Quebec; Sir (Menge Prevost. Wallimus. (conk ditto: Britannia, Roberts. front Rio; Loyal Briton. I.l.siley,. from Alezaidria. Sailed theTroteeuir. tor New York ; Diana, Davis. for Pr.ra ; Catherine, Fligg, for Gihrattart SlLntiles, Cogill, for Sim South Wales: Louisa, Kr i rts.r.. for Vera (rut g Robert Edwards. Sherborn. for New York: Martha. ditto: ('ape riche% Nellie, for New South Wadi. Ginn ALTAI!. A t.o. M.—The Three Brothe,.. (rum Oexitenti, *ma apidun yesterday. off Estenona, by an amid trig schooner under Anti Hear eoloura. This morning the moire *o6oone/boarded, a few mile.' Na.t of Ow melt, a wedeel jast antral. Two Colour. Wan rruiaera arc behind the rock. Arrived (IT Dartmouth, the Foritutk. Butcher. from Barbatioes. Arrived r d Flltargate,the Manly, Sayers, from St. Vinoent's. The ilea biaoy of the hharubles was seen adrift o ff Portland, bearing W. lbantles. The Tritou, pieberwton, arrived nt liverpnol fv..ok Boston, spoke on the 39th ult. the brig Romp, lismasted. up for Mali. tax, having bees eaptimAl otl the 17th in a Talc.