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• • FROM LAST' NIGHrS Rah from hl`Plerion. Ibiur. Hutch. ; Edtlyatone, from Hague. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. - Ole of Ordnance, Nov. 21, 1006. Royal Regiment of Artillery—Captain and Brevet Ma).* ft lemon to be Major, vice Coen, retired ; Steroid thrpltimtr ie t terden to be Captain, vice Paterson • second Captain : peed, horn the half-pay. to be Stcond Captain, vice Cfdlrdell all dated November 6, 1826. Commisions signed by the Lord Lieuten4nt of the County of Redford. Sir Robert Bury Inglis, Ban. to be Viee-Lieutenant—dated 44 1 vcinber 12, 1826. To be Deputy Lientenants--Wm. Bartholomew Higgins. rat dated November 10, 1826; John Thomas Brooks, Ero---dated above; Peter Augustus bautour,E%—dated November 11" and Joseph Andrew Latour, Esq--usted u above. Kindley, lion ; Mary, Fen 'lporto ; Troia lackburn. from w Ptovidence; frcri Dalrymple, Nternt ; Nett !minder, Mow. from I)un. rt, from Dun. hills, Smith, , for Bou 'air-Acadian„ dip j Eden, Lesley Alex• or Limerick; ~ for Ham. DECLARATTONS OR INSOLVENCY. • Left at the Bankrupt Office, under Act I% Geo. 4th, cap. 16. WM. CARTER, Brighthelmstrat,' Sussex, corn-dealer. Nnvernher IL) TllO2l/129 PHILLIPS and Isawc PHILLIPS, Fenchurch boot wad bher-inakern. (Filed November 21.) CLEARED OETWATtDS FINALLY AT OItAVESEND.--The Doncaster, Brown, fur New South Wales; Experiment, Coult hard, for St. Marys, Africa; Portland, Just, for Jamaica; Ellen. Ferman, for Jamaica ; St. Vincent% Planter, Boyd, for Jamaica; Piggott, Blake, for Jamaica; 3lexborough, Livings. top, ter Grenada; Nelus, Hutchinson, for Bremen ; lady Keith, Whitt, for Malta; S./towel/1, Moore, for Lrghorn; Beliar.ce, Scutt, For Seville ; Ilan, for Janata►; •Teispiaa. Whitworth. for Jamaica; Cecrops, f ulm re, fief Trinidad; West Indian, fluttery, fdr Jamaica ; Juatina. Young, for fire. nada ; Montreal, Thom, from Tobago 4 Garland Grove, Pen. golly, for Jamaica ; Hortense, Landoll, for Havre ; George, Houghton, for Bahia; Therein, Pare, for Antwerp ; Prince of Waterloo, Mailer, for Ostend ; Intrepid Packet, Gordon, • for Buenos Ayres ; Halo. Owen, for Ifamburgh ; and Thetis, Slaughan, for Ilamburgh. CLEARING Ourwanns.--The Henry William, Worts, for Malta ; Fox, Whyte, for ditto ; Altman, Turner, for Jamaica ; London, Turner, for ditto; Woodman, Leary, for Teneriffe, Van Distnan's Land, and New South . Wales. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Emanuel Jacobs, Thames-street „ Windsor, &calor to je' and watches. BAIiIKALTPTS. WILLIAM IiEE, Charing-grata, .Iwaaier, to surrender, at Tale, December 3. ■t taelve, and January 3. at one, at tit: runs' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. J. and S. Pearce, St. Sot lane. • ... TIOIPMI BlALLrair and firmer BIICKLAYD. Ositer4o4 liber-rovaintbevirreve um, yeeveivanta, aides and ebnporno. igeommar ber 29, at twelve. December C. and January 1, at eleven. at th e Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors , Ilcaara. J. and S. Pearce, St. Svri.. thin'a-Lane. . _ _ _ ----- PETER.BARNEIt, Cambridge, Mier, dealer and elteritita: comber 3, 13, and January 3. at twelve, at the Bankrupt.' C Salk:km/4.31mm Tate and Jalmaton„ JOSEPH NUTTING. High Holborn, ambreßa.manufact dealer and chapman, December 3,6, and January 3, at melt the Bankrupte Coon. Solicitor, Mr. Courtcen, Lothbury. JA4/89 Frome.Selwood, Somentetildre. dot dealer and ehapman, November 26, December 8, and January one, at the White Hart Inn, Bath.. Solicitors. Mr. II title,. Bridge•strcet, Blaeldriant; and 3lr. Mines, Frome.Selnood meraetahire. paper), and* new tromilation ha from the French of M. de Seger. TH I N KS- I-TO-M YSELF: This day published, new Edition, in post avo. price 9s. In beards, THINKS-1-TO.MYSEIS; a serio-ludicro tragicO comic° Tale. Written by THINKS-I-TO-MYSELF. WHO? To which is added. a Preface concerning the Author, with Replies to Reviewers, Thanks to the Public, and various other Peru collars. Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Wrt.patv DAMANT, Sudbury, Suffolk, linemdraper, and chirman„ December 3, A, and January 3, ac twelve, „ i ts -:, I - --Igo- • ..... , . . ,•”) . , ... . . . . . . • / ' At 4 :."•,. • Icllli . • -.? ;t.... , . 4 , 0 , 7 ? • / - 1.-,,e-7 7 7 - --(1 - I t . c' • - + 4 .__ . 411 1 :,a. 1 . - . • / tit .... ..._ ~.• . . .........„...„ 4,5 VOA . NW ..' t L.l O l . - •A, 42.4. _ , , piiir, . .., . L . • . "- .40, - 41 v-- -- "'" 011 1.11"...„, 4.4 "Atirai r , -..i., i „... I . 111111, .... •.. the 1.. . ~.... ."' 14 .1, 1 1..... 44 arc-.- - I -. _ • . •r, . T nrnil:.., , ntitry - - I --... I -4 .- -- lii... '4,-....110.. .. - ^nalll, - Q .miteur...... --- -.10 ;, .- i I is.-_ .. ` t ßlir -_ NW .....,„ sr , fki I . go ►k id forth to the public in the original prospectus as the in. wel ded fartal of a Company, to be called the Royal Stannary and 8 00 Associatirm, not haying been subscribed fur, by apyieset ot a deposit in the stipulated number of them, such a j! a dvdev Never had an existence. ydfy, 'rho such a Company as the Royal Stannary and British unit; Association, never haying existed, the Subscribers thereto arc tended to their respective deposits, and do accordingly demand uptyraent thereof. 3,4, That a Committee of nine Gentlemen be now appointed, w a pply to the Projectors or Directors, on behalf of the Sub ober,. for re.puyinent of their tieposit, and in default thereof, to mputi.e measure, to enforce the game. eddy, That the said Committee of nine be empowered to call on do Shareholders for a deposit of •2s. 6d. pet share ; but not to pro ceed to legal measures beyosid the SUM so deposited, without the ittherity of the shareholders being first obtained at a general meet.- ..fig piled for that purpose. iota oflate Lotteries, it abounds with those favourite Capitals, having £120,000, in FOUR GRAND PRIZES OF 30.000 £30,000 30,000 I 1:30,000 &r. ~ x cceling TWO HUNDRED AND HPIE-EIGHT THOUSAND POUNDta, ALL IN ONE DAY—TUESDAY, 6vn NEXT MONTH, Tickets and Shares are selling at Bish's Oilices, No. 4 . , and 9, Charing-cross, London; where he sold In one battery, All the 3 ot £30,000 I o another, '2 nut of 3 of 00,000 Also the Fire 4;10,1.1011 ever drawn And the LAW 330,000 ever drawn And in the very last Drawing, 18th of October, 1,082 2.271 }THREE PRIZES OF .4.:21.1,000 11.519 And Five other Capitals, were Sold by BISH. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 20.—Arrived the Redman, Bryce, from London to Sierra Leone ; the Johannes, Panto, from Hamborgh for Port-au-Prince. Sailed the Far.by, Taylor. for London. DAFT MOUTH. Nov. 20.—The Danish ship Earl of Chester, Kiergaard, from Copenhagen for St. Croix, arrived off Torbay 9th inst. in a damaged state ; she took a pilot on board, but could not reach this harbour. On the following day she was driven out of the Channel, and on the 13th, in lat. 43, 50, long. 11, 17. the pilot was put on board the Swedish schooner Thomas, from St. Übes far Stockholm, and landed here last night. Coves, Nov. 21.—Arrived the Mary, Holmert. American ship, from Virginia, in 98 days ; the American brig Constitution. from Havannah, for Cowes, for °Mew, is reported to be off the Wight. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 21.—Arrived the Hooghly, Reeves, fmm Batavia ; sailed the sth Aug.. spoke the Colombia, from London to Bengal, out 31 days, all well. MARGATE. OCT. 21.—Landed here to-day, taken up off the Reculvers, a foreign made anchor, with an English stock, buoy, and buoy rope. DOVER, Nov. 21.—Off the port the Sea Nymph, Burroughs, from Galipoli ; and the Bonima, Stephenson, from Almerta TN Junia, from Sunderland for Worthing, was run on board of this morning while at anchor tinder Dungeness, by the North Shields. Thompson, and carried away mainmast, boom, gaff sails Etc. dipped from her chain, anti proceeded for this port, but missal the harbour, and grounded to the eastward of the Main. It is exp ected she will be got afloat and into the harbour this even urg's te. Drat., Nov. 21.—Arrived the American ship Ann of Bath, United States, Captain Caleb Heath, twenty.five days' passage. Soon after day-light this morning the wind blew strong from the S.NV., with rain, and has continued so throughout the day, until towards evening, it has been more moderate, but is squally with thick weather. The Penland, —, Meeborough, Ellen, Pig gott, and others, outward-bound. have put back and renin*. Ar rived and remain the Aefleda, Norfor, from Gibraltar ; the trans port brig, letter B. from the westwatd ; and the Dogger Dolfyo, Slack, from Oporto. GRAVESEND, Nov. 21.—Arrived the Mogul, Miller, from Virginia ; Sisters, Goddard, from Catania ; Caroline, C'aisimess. from Almeria; Gleaner. Ilardwell, from Malaga; Joseph and Ann, Reed, from Denia ; Cumberland, Clements, from Fsro ; Matkerell. Russell, from Cadiz ; Princess Charlotte, Way, froirt Lisbon ; Britannia, Ruby, from ditto ; Jane, Walker, from Guernsey; Nancy, Camden, front Seville; Susannah May, Stewart, from St. Übe's ; Assiduous, Saville, from Gijon ; and Friends, Clarke, from Quebec. SOUTH SHIELD,, Nov. 29.—The Britannia, Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor. Mr. Jones, Sise.lane. ROBERT SEWARD, Bullo Pill, Neuabam, Gloucetershire, coal-mast r, dealer and chapman, November .11. at twelve. Decem. ber 10, and January 3. at eleven, at the Baukrupta' Court. Soli. chore, Messrs. Scott and Son, St. AliLdred's.court, Poultry. , HAIM BENATTAR, HOsVaird-hOililingP, FitOChIOCII-Street, chant, dealer and chapman, December 9, at ten, 10, at.one. anti January 3, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Hind. marsh, Greacent, Jewin.street. Cripplegate. . . • HENRY STRATTON, Chapel-place, Stratford. Essex, Wine-me 74 chant, November 29, December 6, and Januarys 3, et , )1 , ren. at the Bai•krupts' Coon. Solicitors, Meharaliearaey and S urr, Lothbury. LORE Cnown, Nlimbrearmouthothore, am, eh dealer and chapman, November 29, Derem' et 13, and .r..inaary P, at twelve; at, the Banknyte Caen. Eolicitora, Messrs. Noire, Frampton, and Gallus, New-Inn. _ _ BRITISH ROCK and PATENT SALT COMPANY. The Draft Deed of Settlement of this Company, prepared coda the orders of the Directors, having been read and approved .f si a General Jlcatingof the Proprietors, held at the City of limbo Tavern, on the ffilth day of October List, and the same haring been since engrossed. is now ready at the Company's Office, ia.3, Great Winchester-street. London, for execution by the Share holders in the Capital of the Company. And according to a tesidution at the above mentioned General Illertitig,all Proprietors are requested to sign the same. on or before the Nth November instant. The Shareholders are requested to leave their present Certificate* at the Office of the Company, in return for winch they will receive Multi Share Certificates. The Shareholders have now an opportunity, by referring to clause IN of the Deed of Settlement, of ascertaining that the report which lobos circulated of a dividend from the Company being limited, is wholly MORONIC Thaw Shareholders who have not paid the additional deposit srf IL pasture, am hereby Informed, that it will be necessary for than lo so mini to signing the deed, and receiving the regular Cadetace of the Company ; and as the time originally speci lialissiwilepaymert has now expired, an extetision of the period Noveanber is allowed by the Board. By order of the Board, DC NIP" MR 4 l . . ti T ie r ise M u A nl S p ic tisg y lN an G a ' i tistr aug of ht M ers r : Bullock, of attention of the Nobility and Ladies to their Establishment, 13:), NEW BOND STREET, where the ELEGANT ARTS are to be attained, with various accomplivhmenta (too numerous for the limits of an advcrtinement). consisting of Artificial Fruit, Flowers. &c. Painting on Velvet, Satin, Wood, and Glare ; Embossed Velvet for Court and Ball Dresses ; Rice Paper on 'Racine China, &c. Chinese Japanning, Inlaid Mother of Pearl, Coral, &c. Mrs. HOLDING pledges herself to make any Pupil mistress of either of the Arts in one Lesson. , THOMAS 3PILLIGAS, If nnway-street, Oxfordatreet, babe,- dasher, dealer and cliptnan, November 2t. December 3, at twelve, and January 3, at one, at the liJukt upts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Smith and Bucker6eld, Red Lion.square. At:RAMAN HENRY CHAMBERS the elder, and ABRAHAM HENRY CHAMBER s the younger. bankers.. New Bond-oreet, era south Molten-strut. November :W. December 7, at eleven. and.l.- ntiary 3, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Conn. Solicitor, Mr. Willis:a a' Beckett. Golden-aiutte. LEwts Thomson. Birmingham, bookseller and lawatatiorar, dealer and Chapman. December 28, 29, and January 3, at twelve, at the Woolpack Inn, Birmingham. &licher*, Mewats. Nunes and Chaplin. Gray's-Inn.stivare and Mr. Havelfins, Birmingham. COURTEXAT MURRAY, Bath. hatdwarcman, dealer and Ong. man, Dircernber 8. 9, and January 3. at the Greyhound 10, Bath Solicitors, Mr, B. P. Smith, Wardrobe -terrace, Doctors'. Terms, One Guinea. Ladies favouring Mrs. holding with a trial, will not find them selves led into those expenses for materials generally the ease with professional personr. Any family attended within ten miles of London. Latent post paid. IVINEs AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASE ONLY. ONDON AND WESTMINSTER WINE AND 1A SPIRIT COMPANY, No. 16, Strand, opposite St. Mar tin's Chard). Per Doren. I Pet Doren. Port, Vintage 1020. 275. to 300. Claret, Lafitte and Ma r Crusted -38 s. 425. gaux - 725. to 965. Ditto ft to 8 years in Sparkling Cham. bottle - -48 s 861. pagne 723. 841. Sherry,Pale&Brown 275. 354. Do. and Creaming of Do. Amontillado . 4fis. 48s. the first quality . —s. 965. 'Madeira, West India 36,. 425. St. Peray, dry and spark. 725. Do. East India -40 s. —llos. Chablis - - 635, Ilsicellim - Stls. Hermitage, Red and White 00s. Tentrille, Lisbon, Vi- Moselle. Sauterne, fr.c. - 601- doniaok Mountain 30s. —38 s. Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds. Claret, St. Julien . -41 ts. Saperior Din, 11s ; Jamaica Rum, 155.: Brandy, 235. per gall. Si: Dozen packed in a hogshead gratis -Bottles at Cost price. Commons; and Mr. Hodgson, Bath. JAMES Lux°. Dutton. Lancaster, sleer and factor. Deremberls, at tire, 16. at ten, and'January 3, at eleven, at the M , Preston, Lancashire. Solicitors, Messrs. Blakelork and Ploutuer ) Scrgeatit's-Inn ; and Mr. Robert Dew hunt, Blackburn. DIVIDENDM. Nov. 26. Thomas Arland, ben. Greenwich, botcher, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—Dec. John Walsh, Norval:lk liner. draper, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—Dec. 13. Robert Harding, Bristol. timber.uterchant. at one, at the Commercirt Rooms, Bristol—Dec. 12. Henry Leneve Holland, Birmingham, builder, at eleven, at the Albion Hotel, Birmingham—Dec.lN. William Turton and Thomas Penn, Westbromwich, Stßifnui, ironnutsterig at the George Inn, Beardley, Worcester—Dec. le. John 51`Kinzie, Manchester, draper. at ten, at the Albion Hotel, .111anchester—Dec. IS. Benjamin Haigh and Eli Whiteley, Leeds, dyers, at eleven, at the Court-house, Leeds. H. M POWDER, THIS cdebr;te,lieilicine; u atioitedhry the most tull brat l'hysicians ; anti for thane who cannot obtain medical aims with each packet are enclosed full direic.ions for its use. Its gra,es i s mo st certain it freely given on the *nark of Fever, :tore 'rhroar. recent Cold with Cough, aod other Inflam. Disorders. In Rheumatism and Chronic Complaints it kart-formed the most extraordinary cures, when used with pee r:mance. from Shields lor London, coal laden, was lost on the night of the 17th inst.—Crew and materials saved; the former arrived here yesterday. Beirrot., Nov. 20 —The Pitt is arrived from Africa; she was chased by a pirate in July, and was obliged to proceed to Cape Coast for protection ; she cut away her long boat to get clear of her. The Union was at Jack-a-Jack 11th August, also the Adonis, Petrie, of London. The Lady Combermere, of Liver pool, passed Jack-a-Jack 11th Aug. Barrror., Nov. 21.—Arived the Elizabeth, and !Berg dith, Blundell, from Newfoundland; Pitt, Vesey, from St. An. drew's,A fries; Dasher, —, from ',Beaten& ; Pauline, Jooaon, from Antwerp ; Daedalus. Hall. front New Brunswick; Violet, Hunter, front Prince Edward's Island ; Catharine, Lovering, and Venus, Cook. from Malaga ; and La Hogue, Tope, from Sr. Petersburgh. Sailed the Spring, Murray, for Leghorn ; and Emily, Shell, for Granada. The Feliea, Cundv, for Jamaica, has put into Milford. . . CERTIFICATES—DEC. IS. Samuel Arrowomith, Salford, Lancaster, innkeeper—Williarra Ilatiwell, Dunhill-row, hatter. PA RTNERSII IPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Elliott and George Wylde, Nottingham, carriage-rnau. facturers—Williani Thompson, Abraham Thompson, and Philip Thompson, Barnard Castle, Durham, lincn.dtapers—Joseph Bon. nett and John Bennett, Little Dean, Gloucester, dispel-11— ' 1).0W Inwood and Thomas Bacon, Hammersmith, bakers—John Doski„ William Dowler, Jernm Borrow. and James Deans, Bombay taxi London, merchards—.Edward Lloyd and Wm. Poole, flno , e4y, Salap, barge-owners—Broome Pinniger Smith and N'eleniibe linker Webb, Tichury, Gloucester, surgcons-31atthew Ni'atson, John Pilkington, Thomas Watson, John Robinson, jun. aril George Pilkington, Burnley, lanctuter, Union Colliery Company—_ Joseph Fasana and Thomas Furber, Cheltenham, silversmiths— Jonathan IVimpory and George Ditldams Wimpoey, Manchester, boot and shoe -makers--William Donald, William Garden, and Mark Prangncll, Britannia.street, Houton New Town, plate-workers, so far as regards the said William Garden —Minim Dryden and James Joyce, Kingston-upon-Hull, attorneys—Thomas Gilbert and William Downton, Skeppeaton, Middlesex, farmers—Charles Eyes. John Wylie, Wm. Risk, Anthony T. Goring, and John Miller, Rio de Janeirolaples Naylor and George Naylor, merchants—Simnel Smith and James Morris, lilanchests, engravers—Andrew Williams and Samuel de In Grange Williams, Birmingham, coal-membants—John.llawaoi - , John Stuart, and Daniel Bcwsou, Manchester, gingliam.manq facturers, so fair as regards the said Daniel Hes:non—William Thompson, John Thompson, and James Gariden, Oddlesto:, Lancastcr,pnwer-loom-manufacturers--Janics Buttirant and Pansy Alexander Illingworth, East India Chambers—Thomas ll'eSt.SCI and Thomas Stringer, Northwich, Chester, plumbers—Joaii. than Croaker and James Jardine, Watling-street, warehouse men—James Joseph Jaques and Joseph Racine, Church-street, silk-manufacturers. Ih. James's Powder continues to be prepared by Meson. NEW URI', from the only Copy of the Process left by Dr. JOUlleti in haulm hand writing, which was deposited with their Grandfa her isl74d, whet he became Joint Proprietor and is sold by them, at tlw enginal Warehouse, No. 45, in St. Paul's Church-yard and their appointment by J. Sanger, 150. Oxford-street ; and W. Perk 29, Dame-street, Dublia. Packets 26. 01; boulcs 241. and Us each. The Gamine Is distinguished by having the name " F. Ncw. ivy,' eager:Ll in the Government Stamp. Also Dr. James's Analeptic Pills, in boxes. at 4a. 6d. Gnsisroci,Nov. 18.—The Dumfries, of Dumfries Al•Wil. Hain, sailed on the 10th Sept. for Dublin, laden with Coals, and has not since been beard of. Arts, Nov. 19.—NS'e experience) yesterday a severe gale at South, which shifted in the afternoon to West. The schooner Unity, from Dundalk to this port. in attempting to take the bar, was driven on shore, and is nearly a thud wreck ; crew saved. Tho brig Entvprize. Hunter, from Bay Chaleur to this port, was also driven on slime in attempting to take the bar, but it is expected will be got off. The Greenfield, of Irvine, in entering Troon yea. terday, was driven on a reef of rocks, and it was feared would be wrecked ; two passengers drowned. A sloop, laden with oats and butter, was totally wrecked nt the back of Troon Point ; new drowned. FOR COLDS. COUGHS, ASTHMAS, &e. DCTLER'S PECTORAL ELIXIR. Experience dunng a very long pmod, has ineontestibly proved the su iatn elfiacy of this Medicine, in all eases of Colds, Coughs, and Asthaucie Affections. By promoting gentle expectoration, it very abordy relieves the patient of a alight or recent Cold, and a few dusts are generally sufficient to remove those which neglect hits tendered more confirmed and obstinate, and which are accompanied with Cough, Spitting of Blood, and other serious symptoms. Its peculiar bal,amic powers tend to heal soreness, and allay the irri tation of the lungs, in cases 01 Coug h and in Asthmatic latcti°" s a twists andgives freedom to the Breath. Sold in Poit.es, at Is. 14d. and 2s. 9d. by Butlers, Chymistr, 4, Cheapsicc, canner of St. Paul's • and 54, slackville.street, Dub lin savory and Cu. 136, New Bond-street, and 220, Regent street; and by the principal Medicine Venders the ughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had BUTLER'S BAL SAMIC LOZENGES, used in recent Coughs, Hoarseness, &c. and for rendering the Voice clear and flexible, and protecting its organs from the effects of exertion. In Boxes, Is. lid. N ' — Be careful to a,dr for " Butler's Pectoral Elixir." Coax. Nov. lB.—The John Dickinson, Darras. from Carnar. von for New York. put in here in a very leaky condition, and her stern much shook ; at the entrance of the harbour yesterday, a heavy squall took her, which carried away her fore-topmast, fore and maintop-gallant masts, main yard, sads, and rigging, and did her much damage. She was towed iota safety lost night b two whale boats. The Henry Clay, arrived here, spoke on 10t h Oct. the schooner Sally Ann. of New York, from North Carolina for Virginia, in a sinking state, and took out the maw ; and, on the following day, fell in with the ship Virgin, Sloane, from Bal timore for Cork, in a very leaky state, salla part of her cargo thrown overboard. The Henry Clay laid by her several hours, at the request of Captain Sloane, as he was anxious to prosecute his voyage ; but the crew refused to proceed farther, and, in conse quence, she bore up for the first port to America she could make. The crew of the Sally Ann was put on board her. The Virgin sailed from Baltitnote ten days previous to the Henry Clay. I)evrammen Su t ClDE.—Yesterday a Coroner's Inquest was held at the Jacob's Well, in Barbican, before Thomas She.. ton, Esq. on the body of William Woods. who destroyed hiniself in the following manner :—Mr. John Witlianis, a surgeon, stated, that he had known the deceased nearly twelve months, du:tryg which time be attended him professionally, and that hr had latierli laboured under a great depression of spirits. and his mind appeared considerably affected. Witness advised him to go into the CU• try, thinking a change of air might do him good ; bat he refuse:, and said he had no wish to hoe. On Saturday afternoon he was called in to attend him. when he found him sitting in a choir, wish his throat cut, and' bleeding it oftmely. 'Witness examined till wound, which appeared to be a dangerous one, and advised his rt - moval to the hminital. lie immediately exclaimed, Let ma I die ! let me die !" aid endeavoured to tear open the wound ; aro( it required the united exertions of four men to prevent him bobs doing so. His antis were then pinioned, and same persons . deavatned to remove him from the house, but he expired t they were carrying him down stairs. He had examircd the I oly since, and found he had completely divided the winckpipe, and tot several of the principal veins in the neck. 'rhete was a chisel l iiig by his side, wiM which the wooed appeared to have heart illietet'• It is supposed that the deceased committed tip rash cc: be platisig the chisel to his throat, and striking it with the mallet. The Jezr returned a verdict that the deceased committed sul.:Ae while is t 1 state of temporary derangement. SINGULAR ACCIDENT AND NIIIACULOUII EICAVE Yesterday morning, at about seven o'clock, the front part of the provision and grocery shop occupied !,y Mr. 111c.sc*, at the corner of Edmund-street, Oldhall-street, fell %lona with an awful and tremendous crash. The family, Pe are informed, had not come down stairs at the momsny when the alarming occurrence took place: but, as flays . ware accustomed to sleep in a part of the premise. rater detached from the shop, they happily escaped injury. catastrophe appears to have been caused by the natural er cay of the beams and joists, which are evidently incapa 1. of supporting the weight of the Wilding, and not brais accumulation of weight in the upper rooms, which has in some instances been the cause of similar occurrences. lir. Mossop's premises are usually filled with tustoment tn Saturday evening, and had the aceitltnthappcned bttt "Yew hours earlier, it would, we fear, hate been attended by Its I sacrifice of many lives. From tri6 - ps.4esit oppearanss fof lie ruins, we should supOote that the moll* tad been originally used must have been roisited with OrS.SII) or some other bad material, foe it is literally reitfcli.ls I dual.-I.i re r peal Paper of Monday. . • " pontos et platens uxor."—H on. Thy house, and tin the cup of life, That hoeey-drop)thy pleasing wife. TT APPrins, " the gay to-morrow of the mind," is 2 - 1 - hinted by marri age; " t h e s t r i c t est tie of perpetualfriend *hip" is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, say, Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Prottotlx. however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it e 3 an imperatite duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to titanic the grosser nature from those impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the ?egiert of such attention are attributable many of thc.e haplers cei, which, while they excite the commiseration or the lie 010Uld ale) hoorer. him with the tear of self-reproach. Luxurious halms will eifeminize the bid y—a rewider.ce in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the The Doke of Wellington, of Peterhead, eoal.ladea, watt stranded near the Text' the 17th inv.. . . . . _ The Intrepid, Porker, from Sunderland to London, is lost on the Gunfieet Sand. Ott Friday and Saturday, npwards of one hundred sail of 'easels of different denominations, went Olt of Ramtgate harbour, bound to the westward. Amongst that member was a large Swedish brig, the North Pole ; the Captain of which, a fine healthy man, at the age of eighty years, says he has a father living and well in Sweden, at the great age of one hundred and thirty-two years, and also a mother living and well, at the age of one hundred and twenty-two years !—Sturrr Popes. Oa the night of Sunday last the ship Hercules, of Whitehaven (300 tons burden), Kerr. Master, front London to Liverpool, in ballast, was run foul ofoff the Smalls, by a large smack hearing up for the Bristol Channel ; and, from the injury the Hercules pus tainrcl by the concussion, she stink shortly after the secident I The crew, sixteen in number, finding that no human effort could save the ship, took to the boats just before the vowel went down. With respect to the fate of the smack, nothing with certainty is known at present, but it is fearfully conjectured that the shock was too great for her, and that, with the unfortunate persona on hoard, she went to the bottom. The crew of the Hercules were next morning de scried by Captain Cox, of the Mary Simpkins, of Voughal, taken on board his vessel, treated with the greatest kindness, and landed on Monday night at the Mumbles, near Swansea.—Gloucester Journal. VESSELS SPOKEN WlTll.—Belleisle, Cork, for Sr. John's, N. 8., 28th Ott. lat. 41. 8. long. 45. 34.; Claringtnn, Liverpoc . „ for Jamaica, 13th Nov. lat. 20. all well, by the Tiffin, arrived to the Cove of Cork. Unicorn, of Aberdeen, 17th inst., lat. 49, 33. long. 6.30, by the Mary, Biby, arrived at Cowes. Mune infatuation of ' , Guth ton frequently cotnprnmise the rialatal d.gnity into a state of inanition. from which the agonised 44 (ww inure than dc.ibta the chance of relief. To all such, then, *atheist °unwires, ()derivehype, energy, muscular strength, 'cued); nor sill onrsdruncesapyearipiestionable,sanctioned as they irtlry the multipli e d proof" of twenty yezne successful ex istrienee. . eat( area of eiarried life are sometimes disturbed by the e aPeeston of those blessings which conce n trate the nuptial wrath —for the famaie baba is often constitutionally weak—yet It can he lefesirthen e d. slid deficient energy improved into functional power. Is evert case of sypnili•ic intrusion, is well as in every reLlita we of the generative eeetsoroy, we pledge our ability to cure "lediir. and with dem Esniestly solicitous to expel the unreel dle empiric front th.t position a presumptuously taken up. we ' at e from general principles with less hesitation; and confident 15 our nun hotouv,hle Integrity as embers of the College of Mgems, ye serer suffering community of either sex (vine '44.u,y dime ent er i ng i nto matrimonial fife) at once to our house, ere daily at:m.4l7.m is given for personal consultation; anti e 4 from t::e tooutry are immediatcy answered these must . vetais a renialitax for advice and medicine, which can be for "Ide d to any part of ;he world, however distant. GIISS and Co. Surgeons, No. 11, Mamie-street, Fleet-street, London. 1. , es IS of L I FE , Just aLlinfied, Seventeenth Edition, y, &G FE, a familiar Commentary on the above .'eesses. H VHF:TANA , addressed exclusively to the Female Sex. ~4 e l be had at 20. Paternoster. row ; 69, Pall-mall; If, Princes. 't - ef, Soho; 174, Fleet-street ; d, Catherine-street, Strand, Lon- P '"ler, 72, Urahon.street, Dublin; 111•Phun. 153, Tron x"elf "e ; V, Caltua-atrces, Edinburgh ; and of all rook. loans. A letter has been received in this city, from respectable authority in Cornwall, giving an account of a woman sup poved to be dead. As the bearers were carrying the corpse , to the grave, they fancied that a groan was heard proceed ing from within the coffin, and a little tioac after another groan was heard : the coffin was immediately opened, and the woman discovered to be alive, and thy la now perfectly.l recovered.—liezlezit Eseter Now. W. DL'NLOP, See. B. P. aid P. 6. Company's Office, • 3, Gram Winchester-street, 12th Nov. IES. 4:APITAL col CAPACIOUS MERCANTILE PREMISES, Poultry, molding into Grocers' Hall -court, in the heart of the freirSOLD, by Mr. DOUI.L, by PRIVATE CON- J. TRACT. the LEASE of very commodious and comwtand- M PRE)IISES. in the Poultry, and Grocers' lini-rottn: consisting of a capital Warehouse, upwards of seventy r. depth, with dry warehouses and cellars under; a Dwelling. Pus in front of the Poultry, and two others in Grocers' Hall. tair—v tat Immediate possession. Fa cards te view, and particulars, apply to Mr. Datil, Estate Ara. Auctioneer, tee. 27, Prince's-oreet„ LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, Nov. 21. Wind W.N.W. Squally—High Water 30 min. p. R. Arrived last night, the Charlotte, Shea-er, front Quebec ; Eli zabeth, Codner, from St. John's, Newfoundland. Arrived this day, the Elizabeth, Brown, from St. John's, New foundland ; Excelbmt, Grant, from 31iraulichi ; Goede Verwag. ling, Tyne, from Rotterdam. Private Signal, 31eaus. Samuel Brown and Son, for the Sam Brown, Quebec. The Lorton, Snowden. front London, has arrived at St. Domingo. The Adventure, Smith, nom Liverpool, has arrived at Quilts. The Venus, Scott, from Cape de Verde, and Duncan krnhes, bowie, fron: lint., have arrived at Buenos Ayres. The Speculator, Chapman, from Liverpool, has arrived at Rio Janeiro. The Agnes, Belcher, from Lisbon, arrivet at Newfoundland in 16 days. The IVashington, Jones, from Liverpool, has arrived at Lisbon. Royal George (of Hull) has arrived at Miraruichi. The John Taylor, Atkinson, from Liverpool for Calcutta, was spoken Bth Aug. in Ist. 23.25. S. long. 35. 50. W. The Clarendon, from Liverpool fur Jamaica, was spoken 15th inst. in Ist. 51. long. 0. 20. Pyramus, Gibh, from Liverpool for Jamaica, was spoken 12th inst. in lat. 49. 30, lon. 8. 40. wind N.E. all well—out 45 hours. Vittoria, Idolised. from Lisbon for Liverpool, sprung a-leak, and was abandoned 21st ult. in lat. 43.29. long. 14, Crew saved, and arrived at Portsmouth. Ortnembo, Thompson, sailed for New York 15th inst. put back, having sprung a-leak. Elizabeth, from St. John's, Newfoundland, sailed Ist November. On the 3d, on the Grand Bank, spoke the schooner Lisbon packet, Prowse, from llumburgh for Newfoundland—out 10 weeks. Excellent, from Miramichi, sailed 29th Oct. the Cossack sailed 26th, and Samuel Brown 28th, for Liverpool. llocrtitan, NOT. 20. Wind S.W. by W. blowing fresh, wet dark weather. Arrived yesterday the brig Tiffin, Ryland, from Bucktush N.B. last from Cork. (In the 16th ult. spoke the brig Alexander of and from Whitehaven, Inc 31iramichi, out 49 days. Off Cape North, the Briton Island. On the 28th spoke the brig Bellisle, front Cork to St. John's, N.B. in lat. 14. '22. N. long. 43. 16. W. out 21 days. EAST i:117-Di.4 The under-mentioned East ilia Company's ships arrived at A njvr, on their outward voyage, as follows s—flombay„ August 8; Lowther Castle, August 11; and Buckinghamshire, August Pi The Warren Hastings was in lat. 117. N. long. 16. 15. W., on the 9th of Jur.e, when the Lowther Castle paned from her, after having been in company with her 12 days. Anu 'YAM IN ANJEER Roans—The Bombay, Charitie, front London, the 11. h of August ; the Lowther Castle, Baker, from London, the 12th of August ; the Buckinghamshire, Glasspool ; and the AVarren Hastings, Bowes, from London, the 13th of August ; and expected to arrive in China the first week jn September. SHIPS siroxs9 WITH:—The Columbus, Brown, from Lon. don to Calcutta. the 27th of October, in lat. 16 N., long 26 W. ; the Noormuhull, King, Ban London to Batavia, the 13th of June, in lat. 26 S., long. 29 W. ARRIVALS AT BATAVIA.—The Catherine, Boyle, tram Pa. ding. the 30th of June; the Indus, Moriarty, from Antwerp, and the Guardian, Sutherland, from London, the 2d of July ; the Prince Regent, Solontons. from Sydney, the 18th of July; the Borneo, Ross, from London, the 18th of July; the Phileloxe, Rounds, ftom London, and the Aurora, Manning, from Rotter dam, the 19th of July ; the Sir Christopher Scott, Wise, from Liverpool, the Industry. Rutting, and the Catwiek, Daxut, from Rotterdam, the 22d of July. SAILINGS roost BATAVIA.—The Woodlark, for Singapore, the 26th June : the Vasco de Game, Bauder, fur Japan, the Jo- henna Eliza, Aletsdatz, for saute plate, and the Share in Share. Robertson. for Bengal, the 6th Jalv ; the Jane, Taylor, for Sin gapore, the 'Mt July ; the Indite, Moriarty, for Padang, and the Guardian, Sutherland, for Singapore. the 9:6 July ; the Concordia, Borne, and the Apollo, Quedtatia, for Singapore, the 12th July; the Mary, Steele, fur Singapore, the 16:11 June; the Suffolk, En dicott. for Antwerp, and the Ganges, Miller, for 31anilla, the 21st July ; the Jonrc Anthony, Jaconette, for Antwerp, and the Sophie, Splidt. for Manilla, the 24th July ; the Prince Regent, Solonions, Inc Sidney. the 17th July ; the Earl St. Vincent, M id dleton, for London, the 29th July ; the Willielminu, Verloop, for China, the 2d August ; the Hugh Crowford. 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