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44. Or: /ft( T C ' ,u~~~~~~ FIRST SPRING IIItETING, 1327. Baird. W. GRIFFIN. Sec. C OL OMBIAN LOAN, 1822.—The Fialf-yearly 'Divi ded, due on the Ist of November next, on the Hoods hatted br ate Hon. Alamo' Jose Hurtado, will be paid on that and every jeurr i day , at the Counting-house of Messrs. darting, bin liag m i Now. 3, Freeman's-court, Coanhill, between the bows of pay and three. The Dividend Warrant., with a List thesis( • sumsrical ceder, are to be left one day previous for etioldallos. REAL OF TLALFUXAMIJA MINING ASSO CIATION. Tbs USED of SETTLEMENT of this Association having q O4. bra , • iv rii ir Dir e ctors, will lie for Signature at the idea Amsalation, No. 311, Old Broad-street, on MON DAY T. fot N instant, and 'the dilrty-one days following omega _ ), between the Iron of ten and four, within 0. 1 4 Sabi Dead must be signed by the Proprietors, on of of the payment already made. Proprietors soot *sir certificates of tide. Foam power of attorney, fur Proprietors residing at a • say bolsi MI app li estiun to Mr. George J. Utahans, at the Mo t if tho ANltteNo. TN Nomoin take this opportunity of stating, that on the arrival dtheir mpalltion at Thipoutolois. the Mines were Immediately erfivolligla their posarosisq and are now undergoing the exami nation Amid to in the Prospectus. Vis Direolort harm alas ts satisfaction to be able to add, that to lir NANA 4111Whiallifiell koo hitherto proceeded, the indications for Milan traltigNy pooooloisg, and they hope soon to lay the Hula Woo& Progrietoni. By order of a Dosed of Directors, AIN boolLstrset, OEO. J. GRAHAM, Sec. Oct. l, tel. rims Right Hon. THOMAS LORD ERSK INE, dieessed.—All Persons having Claims or Demandron the Leesville said Lord ERSKINE, are requested to transmit the panatelas thereof to Messrs. 111Hne and Parry, Solicitors, Temple, gee be(.st the 10th day of November next, on which day, or so eon after as eonvientertly may be, the residue of the Money arising fres the Sake of his Real and Leasehold Estates in Sussex, in incesgege, will be disposed of, and allosith Creditors who may aglow se send in the particulars of their Claims, will be excluded Meg all tomtit and advantage arising therefrom. L ONDON SILK ESTABLISHMENT, 1113, 11100 BILLISPRIC Priors, Fire and Twenty pe►tent,underarsy Rerail-Hoiss in au Kingdom. GRAHAM sal CO. Silk 3lanutacturets, and Agents. respect fully announce, having made the largest purchase of Broad Silks, which was ever made by any one House in this Country. The Richest floods in the universe may be had in EVERY SHADE. large Families, re q uiring a general supply, will save at the rate Twenty five Pounds In every Hundred. Risk enuble Serener', full three-quarters wide, are selling at Tee Shillings a-yard ; and elegant Figured tiros de Naples at Half s Crown. Alpo, the beautiful Imperial Washing Laventines, yard wide, at Tao Shillings. To be had no where else under Three Shillings mil Salience. P.S.—No Credit on any account whatever. DORTUGAL lIOTVL AND FOREIGN WINE I ROOMS, Fleet-street, opposite Bouverie.strem. The Proprietor presents his grateful acknowledgments to the Pat for the distirgui.hed patronage with which the above New Lambliihrtoent has been honoured, and he respectfully assures those cinniencea who have not yet visited these attractive Rooms, that sliksegh nothing will be omitted by the Conductor that can minis ter iodic°. gratification, the charges will be on a stale of extreme adetation. Tire WINES are of the choicest vintages, sad will be supplied ilk: in the bottle or from the wood, full wine measure ; and Champagne, Claret, and the various French Wines, may bet • in pint bottles. In the C16.11t ROOM will be dispensed Wines, Liqueurs, Moths Coffee. and Sangaree; the latter, which is the favourite be. Ittap if the East and West Indies, is recommended as peculiarly orwrefol with the H arann ah Cigar. The LCNCHEON, DINNER, and SUPPER ROOM, will hem* sappliod with Sandwiches, Cold bleats, Shell Fish, and every &envy of appropriate Provisions; also Fruit, Jellies, Soda Watt:. Le. The femmes of the HOT EL DEPA RTM ENT may be assured i• esing on excellent beds, and especial attention will be di nned to the combination of respectability, economy, and for the ▪ of every comfort. The Proprietor begs also to apprise the Public, that Foreign II aces of every description, whether in bottle or in wood, will be lent from their Cellars, at low tharges(ror cash), to any address he rosy be favoured with. He wishes to add also, that he has sine very choke Whi'e Port, per bottle bs. tid.; per Piot, 3s. ; and sane good ordinary Claret at As. per bottle, and 2s. ed. per pint. HOME-BREWED BEER IN OCTOBER. it T the sine-tion of H. Brougham, Esq. M.P. Ladies 1 - 1. and Bentkmen desirous of making this important article of Isouly consumption at home, are respectfully inforniesUrbat they will not only save 30 per cent but procure themselves a good and wholesome Leer. which can always be brewed in temperate or cold welthltT. lot this purpose. THOMAS JA RV IS, Wine Cooper *^(l ('coyer iii general, No. 3, Hungerford-street, Strand, near (- 0 4mniz-erAt, his constantly on sale a large assortment of New sad Second-hand yetl-seasoned CASKS and BREWING UT EN. 81 ,LA of every description, st the following low cash prices: that is !"°""hel Set. with Casks, &c. 2L 21. ; a Two-bushel Set, 41- 34. ; a Three.busitel Set. Q. 4L ; a Four•bushel Set, U. 16e. Families waited upon to brew their own beer, to line and bottle alas wick the patent bottling machine, &c. in town or country. Wstersbetia seasoned, of all sizes ; Bathing and Turtle Tubs lent him. Merchants supplied with all aorta of Packing Casks and leen at the trade prices ; Casks, Pipes, Utensils, and Wine Bot tles. bought or exchanged ; Pickling Tubs, oval and round, of 'snots sizes. A set of Utensils sent to any part of the country, by an ardor for payment in London. T. J. would advise all persons to take a note of this—No. 3, Rungerronl-stret.t, three doors from the vand—Good workmen wanted. may be of without the New Testament. This day is published, in 3 volume. livo. price 11. 4. the Filth Edition of ANNOTATIONS on the POUR GOSPELS and the ACTS of the APOSTLES. Compiled and abridged for the Use of Students. Printed for C. and J. Ellington, St. Paurs.yard, Waterloo. place, Pall.mall, aid 1411. Strand. .02 titian may be had, 'AT,101173 %lathe XPISTLES Wog a Condonation Fe Wort. By the Rev. James Slade. M.A. Vicar of is Raft In 2 vols. Bvo. pries 184. boards. Thh day is published, in 12mo. p-iee de. boards, dedicated to the Bishop of Salisbury. EIGHTEEN additional SERMONS, intended to esta blish the inseparable connexion between the Doctrines and the Practice of Christianity. By the Author of the former Volume. Printed for C. and .1. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, Wa terloo-place, Pall-mall, and leg, Strind. Of whom may be had, The former Volume, on the same Subject, price/be. This day 1s published. in 12mn. price ss. in boards THE FIFTH VOLUME OF TILE VILLAGE PREACHER. a COLLECTION of SHORT PLAIN SERMONS. partly Original, partly Selected, and adapted to VB. lage Instruction. By a CLERGYMAN of the CHURN! of ENGLAND. Printed for C. and J. Riyington, St. Paul's Chureh-yard, and Waterloo-place, Of whom may be had, The Four First Volumes of the same Work, price ss. each. This day is published, in Oro, price 10s. M. in boards, DISSERTATIONS on sotne PARTS of the OLD 11 and NEW TESTAMENTS, which have been supposed unsuitable to the Divine Attributes. By RICUARI) TWOPENV, M.A. Rector of Casterton Parve. Rutland, and formerly Fellow of Oriel College , Oxford. Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, and 148, Strand. This day is published., in ftro. price Bs . 64. boards, THE TURKISH NEW TESTAMENT INCA PABLE OF DEFENCE. and the TRUE PRIN CIPLES OF BIBLICAL TRANSLATION VINDICATED, in Answer to Ptofeasor Lees " Remarks on Dr. Dendemon'a Ap peal to the Bible Society, on the subject of the Turkish Version of the New Testament," printed at Parts in 1419. By the Author of the "Appeal." Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, Water loo-place, and 148, Strand. This day is published, in aro, price Hs. in boards, the third Edition, enlarged, of AN INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of MORAL EVIDENCE. or of that Species of Reasoning which re. lates to Matters of Fact and Practice. With an Appendix, on De bating for Victory. and not for Truth. By JAMES EDWARD GAMBIER, M.A. Rector of Langley, Kent ; of St. blary-le-Strand, Westminster; and Chaplain of the Right Honourable Lord Barham. Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, Waterloo-place, Pall•mall, and 148, Pall-mall. 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Of whom may be had, The same Work, 'neatly printed in 12 pocket volumes, with Maps and Plates, price 21. 83. in boards. T HE LONDON MEDICAL AND PHYSICAL JOURNAL. Edited by Dr. MACLEOD and J. BACOT, Esq. The forthcoming Number of this Journal (to be published on the Ist of November) will contain, among other articles, an Essay on Instinct, by Dr. Mason Good--Cues of Hydrophobia, not arising from the bite of a rabid animal—Cue of Uterine Hemorrhage, suc cessfully treated by injecting blood into the veins—Observations on Diseases of the Head, Chest, and Abdomen, from the unpublished Writings of the late Dr. Baillie—Critical Analysis of Mr. How_ ship's Work on Indigestion—Mr. Outhrie's Paper on Fracture of the Neck and upper part of the Thigh-bone—Dr. Marshall Hall's, on (be Effects of Blood-letting—and M. Bailly's Statistical Re searches on the mean duration of Intermittent Fever—besides a Three Hou . ses, in the town of Faversham, lately tenanted by the second and third clerks of the works, and the master miner. A capital Wharf, extending 356 feet. A convenient Dyeßiog-house, on Davington-hill, cantor delightful views. hitherto appropriated to the engineer's apartments of the clerk of the works, with 4 acres, I too perches of land. surrounded by a substantial brick 111111. Two commodious Cottages, with gardens, and upwards of luxuriant garden ground, surrounded by streams of w May be viewed on application to Captain Mating, at the ti.. Works, Faversham ' and printed particulars, with plans, bad days previous to the sale, at the Ship Inn, Faversham ; Fountain, Canterbury ; Rose and George Inns, Sit t in g b ou rne • Crown, Ro chester ; Lord Nelson, Gravesend ; and of Stevens and' Brencilley, 36, Old Acwry, London. of 2 aces NATIONAL SOCIETY. Just Published. THE THIRTEENTH and FOURTEENTH RE PORT of the NATIONAL SOCIETY for the EDUCA TION of the POOR in the PRINCIPLES of the ESTA BLISHED CHURCH, may be had by Subscribers gratis. at Messrs- Hiringtous', Waterloo lace and St. Paul's Church-yard. T. T. WALSISLEY, D.D. Secretary. In a few days will be published, in 18mo , price I2s. illustrated by several splendid Engravings, THE AMULET ; or Christian and Lio,erary Remem brances. A %fork, on the plan of the German Literary Al. manacka, combining Religious Instruction with Literary AR)USC ment, and forming a beautiful and interesting Christmas Present, or New-Year's Gift. The Volume will contain about Sixty Original Tales, Descrip tions, Essays, tir Poems, communicated by above Forty eminent Authors ; among whom are—James Montgomery, Esq. ; Mrs. Hemane ; Rev. H. 11. !Sidman ; Rev. W. 1.. Bowles ; Bernard Barton ; Mrs. Naked ; the Author of " May you like it ;" 11ev. F. A. Cox ; Mrs. Sherwood ; John Bowriog, Es. ; Rev Ed*ard Walsh, ; Miss Mitford, the Author of •. `fhe Pettospect;" Josiah Conde', Esq.: Rev. John Thornton ; Samuel Drew, .&M.; William Jer.len, Eng ; L. E. L. Author of " The Improvise trice," &c. . • Edwin Athermorte, Esq.: T. C. Croke?, Esq.; Rev. Thhroa. Dale ; George Downes, A.M. ; John Angier, LI, D. ; Mrs. Ann Gilbert ; John Holland, Esq. ; the Author of " The Lollard.," &e.; Miss Coen, Author of "The Antidote to the Miseries of Human Life •` John Clare, the Northamptonshire Peasant ; Mrs. Mary Loidbosserg the Lath°, of " Michael Kemp," &c. &c. &e. No Expensihis been pitied to render the Volume, In every Department, as perfect as possible r the Designs (twelve in num. her) are by Martin, Westall, Corbould, Wright, Brooke, Stephens, &e. ; and the Engravings by Heath, Finden, Mitchell, Mel ville, &c. London : Printed for William Baynes and Son, Patemoster. row ; and H. S. Baynes, Edinburgh. A LMA SACKS. 1. On the 20th of November, 1825, will be published, price 3s. THE PROPHETIC ALMANACK for 1846; which, besides a most complete Monthlr Calendar, with the daily Rising and Setting of the Sun, the Equation of Time, and the Changes and Phases of the Moon anti Planets, will contain copious Philosophical Solutions concerning Atmospheric Peculiarities, eon. nected with Prognostications of the course of Weather likely to result also, a Monthly Series of Precepts, Warnings, Predictions, Injunctions, Exhortations, and Incidental Reflections; preceded by a Register of the Notable Aspects and Ominous Signs of each Month, indicative of the Celestial Influences by which the annual and consequent Tram of Moral and Political Events, as astrologi cally signified, is judicially extracted. From the Manuscripts of Sir Willon Brachm, Bart. R.T.R. The Question.—" What sign shall there be ?" Christ's Answer.—" And there shall be signs in the sun, and in the moon, and in the stars; and upon the earth, distress of nations. with perplexity ; the sea and the waves roaring ; men's hearts fail ing them for fear, and far looking after those things which are coming on the earth."—St. Luke, xxi. 25, 28. II- On the 20th of November, 1825, will be published. price 34. THE SPORTING A LMA NACK. anti OLYMPIC EPHE MERIS ; computed for the Second after Leap-year, and for the Year of Christ, 1826; which, in addition to a Calendar of Anniver saries, and Tables of the Solar, Lunar, and Planetary Aspects, contains Events. Incidents, Anecdotes, Memoirs, Records, and Miscellaneous Intelligence of all kinds, interesting and valuable to all Orders of British Sportsmen ; among which, in this First Im pression, is given a Set of Rules and Examples, to teach the Art and Mystery of Crosa.betting, so as to insure Winnings on a Plu rality of Events. By a Yorkshire Gentleman. Printed for Knight and Lacey, and C. Stocking, Paternoster. row ; and sold by all Booksellers and Alinanack Venders. AN6LO-THIBET SHAWIS AND SIKLS. ROBARTS, GRI FFITHS, and CRICK, Silk-tnercers to the Royal Family, beg to acquaint the Nobility and Gentry, they have just received a superb Collection of the above Manufactute, in Long and Square SHAWLS, with entirely new borders ' equal to the most cies:ant Oriental designs: also an un rivalled variety of colours in Winter Silks, Irish Poplins, &c. &c. No. I, Chandos.street, Ceirent-garden. T and J. SIVEIVRIgHT beg to submit a new Scheme, I • and respectfully to remind the Publie, that Lotteries must cease fbr ever at the close of the present Drawings. In soliciting a continuance of that *patronage which J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT gratefully acknowledge to have been honoured with for many years, they est with confidence recommend the pre sent Scheme, which nos only retains the popular points of late ones, but also Four Prizes of £30,000 £30,000 .4.30,000 I £30,000 All to be decided In One Day, oth DECEMBER. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at J. and J. Sivewrights' Fortunate Offices, No. 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; and 38, Hay market, London, where they sold in One Lottery, 12.478, a Prize of 30,0001. and several other Capitals • in the Lottery drawn lath July last, 3,613, a Prize of 21,0161. besides other Capitals. .- 24th ....ILAN° TROPE SEW Mauritius, the 11th April. P.S3SERGE RS PER PROVIDE-I(CE, Capt. S. Retarnitlgtett, recently arrived from Bengal :—.3lrs. 31•Kentie: Colonel Nichol, Adjutant. General ; Mrs. Smith died in the Bay of Bengal ; three children (Smiths); (: apt. Henry Ferrier, late Commander of the shipaenryl three female and one male servants. ' SHIP litri°4cEN W t :T ß i e t ;i —The spo mi i r cen al i C , o i c ti r o u l in . . r f: n oo n l r in% e fr i o a m t. d STIP June, and was currently ripened at Timor, theist July, Ilikr bad arrived at Batavia. SHIPPING INTRLLIGENCE. CUSTOM. HOUSE, OCT. 26. SUITS ENTERED INWARDA—The Betty, Richter, from Bern borgh ; Pasaarge, Liadeke, from Pillau ; Dirt, Stranack, f rom Ostend ; Highland Lad, Vickerman, from St. Petersburgli; Con stitution, Crosbie, from Jamaica; Maria, Brinckmann, from Ros. tock ; Patience, Sneliman. from Garish' Carlehy ; Friends, Cooper, from Memel; Herman IWeilell, Haistendahl, from Christiania: Fawn, Bambrough , from Dantaic and Elsinore ; Hoffnung, Fen der, from Stettin; Carl Wilhelm, alarzkwardt, from Memel; Henry, Gourley, from Mimic; Lively, Baxter, from Bordeaux ; King George Packet, Hart, from Rotterdam; Il'ilhelmina,Schultz, from litcton; Active, Grosz, from Dantzic; Branstona, from Rio Janeiro ; Eari of Clancarty, Heath, from Rotterdam ; Jane Ellen, Parry, from Cork; Briton, Nrilliams. from Youghal ; Ellen,, Adie, from Cork; Whartinger, Cosecs, from Waterford; Eclipse, l'" 1 ---frer n from Dublin. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Black River Packet, Reid, for Jamaica; Miser , Spurgeon, for Haniburgh Dockenfleld, Lyon, for Yucatan, Honduras; Pelican. Rieke, for Antwerp and Bros.. sets; hlyurtua Ctesar,. Delby, for Jama ica; 'George, Jansen, for Elsinore and Copenhagen ; Edinburgh Packet, Williams, for Rot terdam and Amsterdam ' • Vigilante, Dyndaur, for Rotterdam and Amsterdam ; Hercules,Schipman, for Antwerp ; Faith, Church, for Batavia and Singapore ; avourite Silk, for Dublin; Wilhelm, Wulf, for Elsinore, Pillau, Konigsb erg, and Elbing; Doncaster, ie Church, fcr Van Dmen's Land and New South Wiles. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—The Prince Frederick, Atherden, for Rotterdam ; Margaret, Hart, for Rotterdam; Mars, Baillie, for Tobago - William Galt, Lott, for Hayti ; Magnet, Grant, fur Cape Coast 'Castle ; Vriendschap- Ha rries, for Amsterdam ; Ruby, Corneby, for Lisbon ; Marshal Ben nett, 51• Arthur, for Yucatan ; Bramin, Brewster, for Charleston. CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Minerva, Schon, for Christi ania ; Haien, Head, for Guernsey and Jersey; Pyrennees, Whitt well, for Malta, Alexandria, rod Gibraltar; Robert Taylor, Maughan, for Hamborgh • Esther, Robinson, for Alexandria ; Martinique, Begg, for New Brunswick; Express, Wells, for Malaga. CLEARED OUTWARD!! TO IRELAND.—The Factor, Connell, for Belfast. room— FIIO3I LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH, OCT. 25.—Sailed the Cornubia, Ramiroll, for Naples. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 25—Arrived from the DORMS the Dart,--, for Vial ; and the Essex, Burrell, from Mexico. Cowes, OCT. 26.—Arrived, the Kitty, bloody, American sh , p, from Richmond, in 33 days, for orders, spoke on the 6th Oct, in let. 42. 46, long. 50, 38, the Henry and Henrietta, from London, for St. John's, New Brunswick ; spoke on the 11th Oct. in lot 44. 20, long. 40 W. the brig Hope. of Poole. The Lively, of Cardiff', from Cardiff, leaky. Off the Wight, yesterday, the ship Adrian, Gordon, from Calcutta, left April 20, Sands Head, May 5. sailed for London, landed passengers here ; the Providence, from Cal cutta, ditto. , PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 26.—Arrived the Emma, Brewer. from Guernsey; the Atlas, Langren, from Stockholm. The Castle Forbes, Ord, from the Downs for India, is working up for Si. Ile len's, leaky. Went out of harbour his Majesty's ship Fly, and the Num transport, HEAT., OCT. 26.—Arrived and remain, the Adrian, Gordon, from Calcutta ; Camden, Bell, from Hudson's Bay ; ar d the Ri val, Wallace, from St. John's, New Brunswick. Sailed she Mars, Bail , * for Tobago , and the Marshal Beaueti. APAr thur, for Honduras. Remain the George, Clark, for Calcutta. RAMSOATE, OCT. 26.—Taken up off the North Fore/and and landed at Broadstains, an amlior, 7ewt. Iqr. 71b wood stock, pierced at earls nd, with 60 fathom 11-inch cable. An anchor,lort. lqr. 241bs. iron stock, with 90 fathom 1-inch chain, no buoy, and shout 30 fathoms 44-inch rope spring. WHITSTABLE, OCT. 26.—The Manly sailed for the river this day, The Ann and Elizabeth remains in the Swale, and as she continues to make water, the cargo must be discharged. GRAVESEND. OCT. A.—Arrived, the Maria Dorothea, Schultz, from Memel ; Elide, Brand, from ditto; Swift, Armstron g , f rom ditto; Stafford, Oliver, from ditto; Fox, White, trim ephalo nia •, and Sarah and Elizabeth, Brown, from the South Seas. Sailed, the Brahmin, —, from Charleston ; George, Clark, for Calcutta ; Newton, Moss, for Elsinore ; Betsey, Pierce, for Bre men ; and Victoria, Keefe, for Antwerp. BEAUKARIS, OCT. 25.—A small boat, with " Amity, of Greenock, James Ewing," on the stern, has been washed on shore on the north side of Great Orne's Head. Du DI IT R IC, OCT. 23.—The Saks, Thompson, from Hamburgh to London, put inta this port last night, with loss :of topmasts, yards, top-gallant masts, &c. She struck coming in, but does not make much water, and will proceed without delay. The Mary and Sarah, Presant, from Yarmouth to London, has also put in here leaky, and it is supposed will be obliged to discharge. A boat belonging to the Rose, of Guernsey, Hammond, has been found on the coast. CUXIIAVEX, OCT. 20.—We have had bad weather and high winds these last three days. A small galliot, said to belong to Altona, with .paper, ece. from Antwerp to Ilamburgh, was lost yesterday on the Vogel Sand ; crew saved. Pahls, Ocr. 23.—The Jeunne Anthime, Gilles, from Sr. Pe tersburgh to Dunkirk, grounded in entering that port, and was got off with five feet water in the hold. ALMERIA, OCT. 7.—it Greek cruizer brought into this bay, two dart ago, a Sardinian vessel from Oran ; the cargo has been transhipped on board the cruiser, the vessel liberated, and the freight paid. The captain of the Greek vessel reports that ten or twelve others are cruising against the Moorish flag and property. GIBRALTAR, OCT. 3.—The Colombian cruizer mentioned in our last, was the Gets. Soublette, now here. She released the Par ga (a vessel that had sailed hence for Cadiz), after putting ou board the crew of a vessel from Malaga to Cadiz, previously captured and sent for Colombia. The smack Coln was run down in the Swin on Wednesday, by the /Bolus, Anderson, of North Shields—one man drowned. The Charles Miller, Waldborough, sailed for Havre on the 18th of August, for Gottenburgh, and has not since been heard of. The following South Seamen have been spoken with:—Britannia, Lawton, July 1824, with 250 barrels of oil ; Warren, Ross, Dee., with 1000 ditto ; Royal George, Barney, December, 360 ditto ; and the Indispensable, Fenton, March 18 . 25, 510 ditto. THE RAH ON Or RE NT REW.—The Baron of Renfrew, it as as certained, has been driven ashore on the coast of France. a few miles from Calais, where the has gone to pieces. A timber-mer. chant of Calais, who has come to England, states that he had em ployed all the craft he could get, and several hundred people, to save her gargo, of which, he believes, very little will be lost. He mentions that several thousands of the French people came down to the coast from curiosity, to see such an immense raft on their shore. Messrs Richardson and Co. have sent vestals to bring the part of the cargo that shall be saved. MOSDAY." • Sweepstakes 0(50 each, h ft ; 71b ; Ost 51b Mr. Molony's ch e The Devil, by Antictparnin-2...Atehmta • s' Mr. Hanisb.itt‘res ro c, Prism, by Rainbow—Trump's dibC Mr. Hunter's th f, by Oustavas—Spright4 General Grosvenor's eit f. by Tiotiiis--Sprite • Worttey's b c, by estugs—Bistirpa - Mr. Roger. s bl e, by Smolensko—Rbek Diamond b 1, by Ciinktr, dim by liambletonian • • Mr. Nowell's b f, by Orville—Ditlesmara Mr. Hush's ch c, by Sehm, out of Chisp&„ 'TATTERSALL'S, TB 17:11 . 04 9 Oft; It A shy attendance and little betting; the ode 1011111diejet.1 bur little since our lam, but two or •three are loorchi= t rott , g Spectre (the Zu,leiks colt) bide kirk° bet mile a:greit " '— , %bile the leading hock, Matiarch, in {;ill on the advance. • SA. DERBin 1 40 16 to. 1 agat V. Spectrir IEI to 1 agat Sophist •• •. 20 .to 1 apt Advance .• - to 1 agst Bar. Moriottautenk 8 to 1 agst Monarch V to I agst Bolists Id .to I eget Cedric IS to 1 agst The General 8 to 1 agetCastanett 8 to I agstPutwit 8 to 1 apt Henry of - 4! to 1 'gat Parasol 16 to 1 agst 130 Peep IT. LtOIR. .. 84 to 1 agar Beeßunke I 20 to I apt Barefoot 14 to 1 apt Crusader 127 to 1 runt Belzoni ' 1,000 to 10 apt Henry for the Riddleawortlz Derby, end Cake. 1,000 to 20 apt Dolitar, for the Derby, and Pawn for thelialtet` —,.......___ HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. 11. Jo'hire's, Esq. fox hounds will meet Monday at Kin,woott dam, Wednesday at Nuttield-cross, and Saturuay at Kennel--at eleven. The Surrey fox hounds on Monday et tthe Half-Maori, God." stone-road, Wednesday at the Crown, Ash.hill, and Saturday at Lock's Bottom—at half-past ten. The Sandetstead balers on Monday at Warlingliam, Wedneee, dal at Ramsey-green, and Saturday at Kennel--at ten. • ' the Shropshire hounds on Monday next at Queen's Head. , Wednesday at Ereall Sill, Friday at the Fox, and Saturday at High Hatton--et half-past ten. ' • Mr. Boycott's hounds on Monday at Coton Lodge, Friday at Sutton, and hionday, Nov. 7, at Birch Wood—at ten: Sir H. Puleaton'a hounds on Monday at Watford Mill, %Francs- Say at Hampton Heath, and Friday as Overton Bridge—at ektsen. 11Ir. AVickstead's hounds on Tuesday at Wybunbury, and Fri.. •tay at Stapleferd Behte--at haMpast ten. ' The Cheshire hounds on Monday at Saudiway Head, Tuesday it Oulton Lodge, Wednesday at Ox Haye's Farm, Friday at Dud ikon Heath, and Saturday at Highway Side—at half.past ten. The Cheater barbers on Monday at Robin Hood, and Thursday, at Huntingdon—at half-past tan. Mr. Meynell's hounds on Tuesday at Kedleston, Tharalsy at Shipley, and Saturday at Rarlborne--at half-past ten. At the Holywell Coursing Meeting, the Silver Cup for CNN hounds was won by Mr. Lloyd's Hecht; the Cup fur Puppies bu Mr. Mytton's Morel. The match for 100 tors. over Lichfield Course,. on Mouelay last.' two miles. between Mr. ‘Vaketield's b. m. Corerness, slid Painter's Fitztrilliam, was won by the latter. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF BANKRUPTS. BASINGHALL-STREET. THIS DAY. SECOND MEETINtI. Hall, W. Gutter-lane, warehouseman I& H 1 . UP TO-MORROW. THIRD MEETINGS. Boasey ' W. Colchester, grocer . Donia,.o., Pook, J., and Sardy, T., Four Nations Hotel. Haymarket, tavern-keepers (enlarged) Godber, G. Red Lion -street, draper . . Harrison, H. 41. Liverpool, haberdasher (enlarged) Macaulay. J. Cheshunt, Herm schooLnaiter (enlarged) Manning, T. B. Portsea, music-seller . O'Reilly, E. Exmouth -street, Spafields, agent . Purser, J. Bowyer-lane, Camberwell, and Hull -street, Old. street, St. Luke's (enlarged) - Smith, J. Ludgate-hill, woollen-factor - - Williams, 1). Deptford, slate-merchant (enlarged) . SECOND MEETINGS. , Ford, W. Broadway. Blackfriars, wholesale tea-dealer I - - Gregory, T. Ealing, bookseller . Reid, K. High-street, Marrlebone, upholsterer . Thornfhwaite, W. C., Ryland, W., and Wills. J.. Fleet street, ironmongers - . - - 10 12 - . 11 FCRIST AIEETINGS. Burnett, W. S. New London -street, merchant - Burnett, F. J. St. 3lary-hill, ship-broker - Cciulthard, J. Old City Chambers, Biahoptgate-strrat, eoble merchant . - - - Oodden, W. Potties, carpenter • - Powell, J. Southampton-buildings, Holborn. tailor - Till, C. Taunton, Somersetshire, linen-draper - 11 IL IL IL - ---,.....-.. / , 7. 177 _ • . , i i lII \ ii..,... ~ v e .it ) • . r . \. _ . - 1 \ I ~ • ...erp.t.joickt•----4itia=t.....: , NO Art IL, . , ....... ./ llir ~ i—, f 1 51, 11111" .. ' .e . • 4 7 474 -111' lk .-. V a 3 I - C 1 Cell "f" 1 -rl-' . ~.‘ . .. . , .., . .....,....... ....- 11 • . .- ~ - ' et • ~.. -c..'. 1• . t • ...-. eelliiii- 4 I- No. 7,1 . ' * r ' - t_ -".- Y . tit - . . . - • • • , •.. , . ___ . . ~ . . ...... .._ LON1)ON FRI tfALY OCIIMER 28 1ti26..- ' - -- - -'..---..t . .-. Novo , , r. . , . Priee -7(1. ..... ... ••• • •• - - -- • • • • _ . CONTRACT FOR ENGLISH REES-WAX. In a few days will be pubrieked s i t i vols.. r , SALES EY 41;CTION. ' Lirsßpoot, VSDUEIDAY. EVlalkilG. . IPgirfArti .2Y Tlf L L /tWRIVERI •Ci • NAVY-OFFICE, Octeeer M. NU 1 THE LIFE and ADV ENT If RES of PAN DURAN° 1. : - '" --7 7 . -- 6 41111.-- - - . a byerllti! Cfr e ers ti an ve d N C ol om ice m . issitesers of Al, Mn- T il! 1174 ' NiciPal • HAIM a HINDOO. Printed rev Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Mans lava. BETWEEN BALRAM AND TOOTING, SIX MILES ' Clam. with raill-&-Rilfh . Watze.2 th.P.ll. • FROM LONMONe-akVOC.OOIOI()DIGUS DETACHED Arrived the Herding,Merrey, front Quebr i c. • , ' INFEE'IMIENCIE EXTRA. - • ' - fil! .A Y, the 17th of November next, at OctOd LEMIEHOIL•D V Welk RESIDENCES, WITH COACH- Two brigs offal haff.paat four. NEWVARRIET * * 7,40/11)()N 31BIPMVEMS. Tim oa T . in ho wed , to treat w i th tooh Now, as am , n ib This day is published, in one thick 1011,0110 Ilimet. with Engravings, HOWL, taAsutta,a.ta.DEN, The Cleopatra, Hewit, from Oahe?, has attired It Aberystorith. In addition to ttleS§litte" . noticed by uon altielfb_i _ Prot die 0.114 ' the Lmirt for supplying his blajesty's served Deck price Ils. boned nod leurred, •By WI4I4ITANIIeY NS. wiling to --- ritHE FARMER'S CALENDAR; containing the 'At the ADA, THIS DAY. at In Two . at Reaumaris. , • it:-, 1 • • T .Y.C. • Yoh with ENGLISH BEES .WAX: 1_ Bulbs*, -neeectary to be performed on various kinds of 111 WO nese.hcia and o panasodam e beta LA Brae stairs, OCT. 25. Handicitp of lON heel, h ft. T Thred to mutegt, titers „„„„l e ot thellees-wax , and a Form of the Tenths, may Farms during Mowry Mouth in the Year, with Observations and „L RESIDENCES,.ereSeed in the vahatsonner, Three p.m. Wind N.N.W. blowing hard. race.l • - rile fa. Arrived the Columbia, Lovett, from Liverpool for Stockholm. Cruitadcr, Rst IM ' ' . ' ''' - qi - this Office. No Tender will be teed -red after On. I Now Tables. of chast a t*E, and suessing evairl b' m e Dit of Treaty, nor any notised, miens die Piety, . By ARTHUR YOUNG, Esq. F. R.S. mihes be i Istitillar daea thise te. at ammiltirsond A mail best has beery wished on shore on the north side of the Goshawk, Rat Bib .' . ~ o'clock. " 3 ' Sam ,1 , to the Beard of Agriculture, cite. cite . rent , . Y lad *ow ai t he hi - Ned G Dr'ibeuk Dm. o n the stern " Amity of .omanock, James 'bc by Whalebone, dens by Teddy; eat diti • - looms /wham , Ewing.' The stem, and a portion of the larboard aide is broke off. Raul Jane.. Rst illtr- •- ,• 1 • --, • Hot.l'HF.•l3. OcT. 25. Colt by Aladdin, nut of Doll Teimilleet, Set 215 or an At for him, atiowdo. ono , T en der mast be scrampsaisd by a Letter addressed .4ii the The Thin -wend Edition. eorrweted, end several new ChaPieck but at •a t rd .• . - g o od and signed ley a responsible Peace nig is be- added. By Jolts Middleton, Rm. ,T • .w . • „ r „„4 Vie 1 ~. Rosa If . -: . • - WiloT NW.' byN. blowing hard. • Sir John Byng's SehmisherAirt Nil ' , • be the Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. • woe woad with the Paseo teradering, in the sum yr 1 . gia ". ll 4 4 3l= en AR Mel .night andtbis morning it has blown ve ry . hard with 'Filly by Rainbow, out of Jannette,/et 131 h 0, heavy showers and atualh. At one p.m. the brig bliirquis of 'Colt tly PlihNde Pdta, d s a p in rio by tl O y; lin Tat fie r r,:st 1 ... 211i: • ' thr . p d or igence of the Contract. This day h published, price 2s. 6d. 40 1 * ' "....- . , Ali 4.1. , !../ , 22-- O.Cz. 26. .Plt'illliyant;y7'Cot liJb a N . outof OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, A N EPITOME of LOCKE'S ESSAY on the HU- =I - • •-•," , oowa stener Am am.' . Wallington pailhdlioatewed from blisunktd. wo MU n s (moiler 12, 1826. A N AI A N UNDERSTAND! NO, in Question and Answer 1 rooms, good adio s , a,e, o a n emaas e , and a we , Bailed the Bolivar, _____, for veiparareo. T ",,,,,,;„„/ O ffi cers of his Majesty's Ordnance do chiefly for the Dee of Students in the ITniveysity of Cambridge, sad To be viewed by applytot ere the presulses. girt notice, that the, will sea be Publk.Auction at tof those who intend *penile their Wadies theft. parti- tiwrly oilers may he had of Mr. T ay l or , bulldec, Bit at the ..- • Leeway, 7st OW' Leila, 7st RIO' .1,..T wet, on MONDAY the ph, and TUESDAY the oth of 'Printed for C. and IJ . Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, Wa- Wheetsbeaf, Tooting; ago Mort, and of Witnesses, Sons, EAST INDIA SNIPPING. . Filly by Bustard--liloid of 0r1ean5,70 . 311,- FIRST SPRINGMKETING, len. ',i - ° nes t, at Eleven (Mort in the Forepaws precisely. terloo-place, Pall-mall, and 148, Strand. Paterneeter-row. - ---m— -oretsber The Adrian, Gado!, has stetted ' 1111-Faismasullh t 'she sailed Um al OLD STORES ; coo pilling e "ma* o s . etas, This , . .. , i t :i ° llLon, Copper , and other Metal A rt icles , tr Genets la oar . published, w price , Ad. or on a fine paper, price Is. ed. ORDNANCE MILLS, HOUSES. AND LANDS, from Calcutta the 20th April, from dm Sairdlidida 6th May, and 'ninth:tar. • k , with the Trunnions knocked ~ unservicea SE EC f Nof FAMILY PRAYERS, intended FAVERSHAM.. CENT. from St. Helena tbeled August* :Hatch-20A, T.Y.C. Rat bib each. His Royal AO dilli *Wiriti'lron Tire for Wheels, Tire Nails, Brads. Copper, for the tic of his Parishioners. Ey STEVENS and BR INCH LEY, The Castle Forbes; Ord, flint London to Madras and Bengal, Date of )t'ort's Elizabeth eget Mr. Prendergairt's fbr • ~ Be l lantrows, and old Brass Fumihns arising from Arndt Arms - - By JAMES DVKE COLERIDGE. LL.D. At the Ship-Inn, Faversham, on FRIDAY, November 20, at 12, put into Portwateuth the 96th hoc. to a leaky teat& . oat bf Atonic.. St ng s, Belts. Scabbards, endears, Articles Vicar of Kenwyn and Sea. Cornwall t and Chaplain to the Lord in Fifteen Lout, by sidled the Hon. Beard of Ordnance', The Malay, Richavdson. from Sumatra die 97th Agit, arrived • at.-- tram qt plait, Wheels, Magnet Steals tfi titer • Bishop of Exeter. H4hly-intpartant and. valuable FREEHOLD PRO- " " T ali" 4 " sd 43ol °„ber , with a „,,,., _wen ef l*PSer,..,_ .. . ~ - t JULY MEETING, 1026. d Aussmosills r ...... h . ail hip. Military Clothing, Saddles, Harass, aid.. Printed foe C. sod J. Rotagton, St.Paurs atureb- yard, A PERTY, situate in the ()swinge Davin ton,' AlittIVAL AT S T. vaELLIFA.--ans A nne, &rano, from tip" . * se ,H-...- —• ~ 6 2'nrrinkaY, ..,....'"n - i n i c k s : die whole of tibia may be viewed upon applies. Watsldo.plice, Pall-rnall, and 142, Stood. Vce* l oll, and Fararahanr. in' 9 111111 / 1 .0 Kw , f , "i ' d e n " r P gl ift Cagit."ll; ol9;hltoAlltvg;TlL. 14 st.t.va---Thir Veloeity, Reatraert, fame Mpata~Ma weir/NM ft far two-year old colts, Ilst 61b ; Elfel,' " - we ? iscipsl gateekeeper's Mire in the Tower, until tits extra , vase sc--- ' Rio Janeiro, the 12th August. Ds pd f o ie. with the exasestion of the Imo Ordnance, Shag, Thi s day iii pubga a , ea eve : hasidsornei printed in large type, GUNPOWDER MIM, • -. " - I s ' s ib, Elm . rum, "NJ Wheeldt, which may, be seen ors and pn fine paper. Moe es. .in boards,dratAsett th e e .s i i. sa s be A l I T ., B R E: I :L.I n — , T on he ni C sa arin n Carme lite, H an u d nte th r, e from 3i ills - Ge"crkl Grokrelner's ch f, by Thalia Sprite with eres po t :r om a be in a N d o s n o m f ber wat , er l , B ollease to John Hall, Esq. whose Duke of Grtften's br c, by Amadis—Powo. jun. Tier. sod> HE SITNDAY MORNING eled RVENING LES- tn?um ty, , I .Lcida w tat Storekeeper. Royal Arsenal, Vi'oolwich, from T _, from Singapore, arrived the 18th April ; the Venus, Ander. Lordl.ord A Ez nan eter n i l 'ch k7 c B U ro tgb arte n 't d o a A rn tt b ica rtieud ' or Pi°l2fe ,._„„ . .- . . SONS, takes from the-Old lemairmait i vrisitfilheet Notes. A capital Family Residence, formerly occupied by the store- son, from Penang, the 10th April ; the Colonel Young, Walter, • .L isf o r r . d pow Jer ie se u y is s l blzm by eu A k l e ;thu by n P — ar D i o s i an i i — so,Th bfar ie :r t HrelnylKile : ~.r ' IOW throe Articles will be delivered to the Purchasers. Conditionsof the Sale , will be d i o n g og nes d -.tne Iltag storek and erper , soace , toth ' ote•proaris who To which are s ubjo i ne d , the primer Pashas Air Days. keeper, with convenitsit "outbuildings, gardens. orchard, paddock, f rom Singapore, the 24th April. I,rered at the Ptinupst Printed for C. and J. Rifleman .11e.-Find's yard , and pleasure-grounds, tastefully ihrsposed, ornamented by an SaiLlso yaws BtxuaL.—The Ann, Worthington, for the• .ffirl.... ..!. fur L WOW& Waterloollace, Pall.nraU..and 141.,Pa11-ma11.... -, avenue of stately forest trees, and comprising, with the ponds and Mauritius, the Ilth April. • may app ly -- *order of the Boer& * o • This may be had in FIRST SPRING AItETING„ 1827. Wns. GRIFFIN. Sec. ~. m.i.k.......k.. V— m--.-- 1 1 11411 " di g' bigil lr". •I ' llat with Imu l'brer" , ab°" !linett'en'ecres- FISTULAS. 'k r NMI" I NG the very great prevalence of this formidable 11. Complaint in all ranks of society, but more particularly ettiengst the Working Clashes. and convinced that it always embit ters, and, in numerous cases where an efficient remedy is not promptly applied. speedily terminates the existence of the unfortu nate sufferer, the Friendly Benefit Society called " The Union," held at Mr. Davis's, the sign of the Dolphin, Church-street. Bethnal-green, London, bits been induced to give publicity to the mining case (which CM be well attested) of one of its Illemben, *be has been cured by Mr. VAN MITCHELL, late of No. 48, Fs:la-street, Grosvenor-square, London, but now removed to 138, 0 1(0rd-went, ndarly oeposite to Bond-street, in order that all Paws so afflicted may !now to whom to apply fora safe, speedy, tad permanent cure:— " Thomas Wood, of No. 5, Ilare-rnsrsh, St. John's-street., Bethnal-green, having been afflicted with Fistulae for fifteen years, aad during the whole of that period in a state of continued pain, nod being unable to obtain a cure from the exertions of an eminent 'eaten, and two others professing an ability to cure that COM I taint, was fortunately recommended to place himself in the heads d Mr. Vaa Butchell, by whom, after only TWENTY ATTENDANCES, he was rulically cured, without restraint is titet or confinement, and in now as well as ever Me was is his life. (Witness) " HENRY SPICER. " l Trek to the Friend)r Society called ' The Union.' " :4. St. John -st ree t, B e eli ne -green- 4111 p variety of Medical Intelligence. J. Soutar, 73, St. Paul's Church-yard. In the press, and speedily will be published, lIE MO I RES, LET T R ES, et PIECES 1)1 VERSES 171 PURLIEES. Par Sir JAMES CRAUFURD. Centre M. IA Due de tiItA3IMONT, Capitaine des Oardes du Corp ; M. i.e Duc de 011ICIIE, son file, Premier Ecuyer de Son Altesse Royale Monseigneur IA Due d'A NOOULEME ; Le Sisur ORI101 1 ) (dit Comte d'Orsay) Oinks! aux Gerdes ; Madame CRAUFURD, entre de feu M. Quintin Craufurd, La Femme Olt IMOD ((dire ('umtesse d'Orsay) ; et Madams La Marquise de SOURI)IS, tills du Burbler du Theatre de Milan ; avec quelques !stun de Monsieur Le Duc de GUICHE et du Sieur (RI)10D. These writings are certainly little worthy of the attention of the British public ; hut as Sir James Cranford intends, at the com. mencement of the ensuing Session of Parliament, to appeal to his country respecting the treatment which he has experienced from the French Government, during a period of seven years, and which he still experiences, he deems it to be his duty to lay before that coun. try all the particulars of his conduct during this extraordinary of tir--all that he has written, as well as all that he has done. TCLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE • HOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and SOUTH A AIECICA, EXETER CHANGE. STRAND. Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will find in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with a large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots,Couches. and Bed. ding; Cabin Wash.hand Titbits, Chairs, and Lamps; Sea Chests, Mule and Bullock Trunks, ispd every other deactiption of Travel. ling Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re. quisites for India, and other tropical clitnazes: likewise • great variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks, suitable for families going abroad, Military and Hindostanee Books, Maps, &c. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Carriele, Tandem. Phreton, Stanhope, sod Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery, &c. &c. for home use, East and West Incites, and South America. which merit inspection ham the quality, first state of workman. ' ship, and moderate prices. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and the excellent plan of fifty yyeears standing is strictly attended to of asking but one Heady Mersey Price, from which no abatement will be made. M!EIMc 7'Hl ARMY. A detachment of the 69th Regiment of Foot is ordered to march to-day, from Itiestminster fur Shields; and another of the 97th Regiment of Infantry, for Sunderland. A detachment belonging to the East India Company's Service embarked yesterday, at Billingsgate, fir Gravesend, on route to Chatham. --~ ~; DIVIDENDS. ... Ave., W. Watton, Norfolk, grocer . - 10 Bell, H. Bourn, Lincolnshire, corn-merchant - 1 Bertram. M. Philpot-lane, Fenchurch-street, soap-maker 1.1 Cella, P. George-street, Minories, wine-merchant 10 Crosby, R. Eden-place, Kentish -town, bookseller -i.: ' Cutmore, J. 'lireluti-lane, jeweller . - 13 Dalmain, G. Chandos-street, Covent-garden, embroiderer 1 Davison, J. Gutter•lane, warehouseman - 1 Douthwalte, C. Pancras-lane, wine-merchant - 11 Hall, W. Layton'a-buildings, Southwark, merchant - I Hammond, J. Great Portland -street, Oxford-street, plumber 11 Knight, J. Mile End-road, builder . . 11 Mather, E. Oxford, grocer - . - 13 Percent, M. St. James's-walk, Clerkenwell, cloth-manu. faeturer . . - 12 Rolfes, W. G. Fenctiurch-street, and Norwood, Surrey, broker - - - 12 Shantey, 11. Little Argyle-street, wine-merchant - It I ----- sr On Saturday morning, between 7 and 8 o'clock, while a painter of the name of W. Leslie, belonging to Edinburgh, was employed in painting the cupola window of a geutle man's house in Buchanan -street, his feet slipped, as he was , stepping from the hatchway where the colour was lying, on account of the slates being covered with hoar frost. As ha. was sliding down, he turned his head round to see if ha i could place his foot on the rone ; but having gone over it, he took a desperate grasp of it with his hands. The tone bent with his weight, and he lost his held, carrying away some of the splinters in his hand. He next, in his deset nt, dashed his hand through a window on the fourth story, but was unable to retain a hold. He also tried to save himself by breaking a pane is a window on the third flat, but beitig equally unsuccessful, he closed his eyes and resigned him. self to his fate, expecting to be dashed to pieces. After. bas 'fell to the bottom, he became sensible in about a taunts. and found that, though he was considerably bruised, nen, of hie bones were broken. He was taken to the Royal In. flrmary, and is expected soon to get better. His. plalkettoll, of mind no doubt saved Wm; for though he caukl gotlyt vent the fall, he greatly broke the force of it. _ zarthi per of We% oboes those - Calder" halved at the 77 /, . a p • • ..". a~`~ 11 11