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r - h s. / t. 7 , 44' - //" P i eri#X • - .4. 1 '" :1. ;.• • *-Ikr, Y 'b e L it TAO 1 1l 1.°4 I4CL" '11; 'i N o. LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. 1825. IMPORTANT AND USEFUL WORKS, Published by Sherwood. Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-rew. FICHE GEOGRAPHY, HISTORY, andSTAT ISTICS, of NORTH and SOUTH ASIERIUA. and the WEST INDIES. By H. C. CAREY and J. LEA. With considerable Additions relative to the Nes States of South America, Mexico, &a In one large voL Sou. illustrated with several coloured Maps, Charts, and Views. Price lßs. in boards. " The publication before IN ovotains by tar the most valuable condensation of American Geography, History, and Statistics, which has issued trom the ?real. It is constructed on a compre hensive and excellent plan •, the Naps, Charts, and Plates, comer. oua and well executed. '—Literart Gazette. A NEW GENERAL ATLAS, containing a COMPLETE SET of MAPS, drawn from the beat 11111110ritieS, of all the prin cipal Kingdom, and Statesin the World • to which is prefixed, an Introduction to Geography, sod on the' Construction and Use of 'Maps. By Thomas Myers, L.L.D. Author of the New and Cool prehensive System of Modest Geography, &c. Pte. In 4to. price 11. Is. half-bound ; or full coloured, 11. I Is. 6d. NEW RUoSIA. A JOURNEY freer! RIGA to theCRIMEA, by way of KIEV; with 50035 Account of the ColofliZltiOD, said of the Manners and Customs of the Colooists of New Russia; to which is added. a Second Edition of Notes relating to the Grim Tartars. By Mary Holdernesa. rise volume Bro. illustrated Price 7(1, SALES BY AUCTION. NOTICE TO MAILINEItS.—NO RTH CHANNEL, SHOE HOL. TNI:VITT HOUSit, LONDON, Sept.2,lll2S. 'VOTIVE is hereby alien, that, ow or about the Id or 111 October, as the weatht r may suit, a WHITE BUOY will be laid in d fathoms water. at low.water spring tido, on the N.E. part or elbow of the West Barrows Sand, commonly tallest the Noes', in a situation oxresponding or nearly with the following lonireas bearing', viz. : Shears Beacon bearing N E. i N. Buoy on KOIIInCIP Spit or Msnlin Buoy N. W. b. W. Bug of the linos' W. b S. I S. By command of the Consoration, J. II E RBE RT. Seeretare. POST VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, ' Pasenving unusual local recommendations, lying . within three miles and a half of the capital town of Reading intersected by the treat ßath Road, with fine sites for building, Land Tax redeemed. By Mr. DANIEL SMITH, At the Mart, near the Bank of England, on THURSDAY, Sept. lb, at Twelve. in one bet, AMost desirable and capital FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a next substxntial farm-house, with gardte, yards, three good barns, granary, stabling, and other buildings, surrounded by about 175 acres of very superior land, subdivided ioto convenient enclosure'', of which ninny acres .ore rich and fertile meadow. The whale ornamented with young oak and elm timber, formiog altogether, for investment or occupation, a property of rare value. It is preowned to comprise brick earth, and, from its vici nity to the county town, and its cnnmand of the high Bath road, , presents a tine object for a building speculation. The estate is partly bounded by a fine stream, affirding good flailing, and abounds with game from the neighbouring preserves. HERTFORDSHIRE. THE SACOMB I'ARK ESTATE to be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, consisting of a noble Mansion and 2,200 Acres of Land, in a ring telice, with excellent offieet. hothouses; preserves well stocked with game, and every requisite for the residence of a family of distinction. Togeiher with the Manors of Sacomb and Temple Chelain, extending over a circuit of *en miles: and the perpetual Advoieson of the Rectory of '3a• . stub.—The Estate is situate within tier milts of the towns of Hertford and Ware, and 24 niiim trom London. For particulars, with plans annexed, and cvrda to view, apply to Messrs. Parnther and Turner, London-street, rencliiirel..steeet. SHIPPING IN7I?I,LrGENCE. CUSTOM-IfOUSE, Sr regrew.. 2. !IMPS Zwrwerrti INWARDS.--Sirene, Faillent, from Caber(' Corn .nerce, Fournier, from ditto ; Mercury, Carhpbell. from A rch aagel ; Superb, Fnasey, from Leith; Prraererance, Charism, from birernotil ; Felicity, Pearson, tram Hapani ; Frau Catharine, Jargens. horn Erkenford ; Frau Alargarrth. Dithr, from Kids Vrouw Antonia, Maas, from Rotterdam ; Po, Cullen. from Calais t Jonge Sabrina, Regard, from Antwerp; Charles, Agasae, Me* Rosen; Bold, Radley, from Dublin. ENTERED OUTWARDS,—Miriam and Jane, Henley, for Quebec and Montreal; Hope, Freernr, for Ilamburgh ; Virtu, !holm, for Elsinore and pigs; King of the Netherlands, Slater, for ltottridam ; Harrier, Drown, for .Hamburgh ; Glint Davison, for &dojo, Pernambuco. and Alaranham ; Phillip , Fro man, for Jamaica; Hector, Fouatell, toe Elsinore; BOW Alliance, Wilman , for Antwerp and Britaaels ; Aurora, Hollet, r. r Halifax and St:John's, N.H. ;• Idn, Kohn, thr Sar.;tin. CLEARED OUTWARDS PIN•I.LT AT GRAVRt a /M.—WITI. 31abb Nauman, for El s i nore and Petri...burgh ; Enig en, Leith, for Elsinore and Copenhagen ; Ark, Rayner. for Berbice_; Mag. net, Watkins, tor Rio J a n e i ro; busitanja, Ghabzna, fat Oporto; Duke of Kent, Digby, for Messina. CLEARING OUTWARDS.—S a pph o . Gatenky, for Carlsham Purimit, Idultin, for Ilamb urg h ; Mary, (fudges, for M a d e i ra Care. Modem% for Cadis; Derpatcli, Riches, ter Gibraltar and M oadore Nautilus, Tripe, fot Cape of flood Hope ; Holley, fur Cadiz; St. Lawrence, Harby, for Quebec and Mosa rai Ki .g of the Neiherlandk, Slater, for Rotterdote ; Dewdrop. Woken, for Linn otr and Petersborgh ;.1111mia. Spriiga for Vow Crua and Alvarado ; Jobe and William, Duret, for Cadts; Maff. land, ELaworth,. for Petersburg!) ; Allison, fat dium g Wrdlingt.m. Forster, for 2,•tga ; Nancy, Bear. for Qsebec. IMPORTANT IM PROVEAIfrANIT in hNI V P.s. --The tisu•a manner of manufacturiag Penknife Blades ha' long been a subject of complaint. The edge is made too steep and the article too obtuse; the consequence is. that Ole edge in cutting is annietimes unmanageable and driven into the quill near' y across, This inconvenience almost every person, In the habit of making pen*, has frequently experienced. To obviate this entirelyT. CLARK. of Ehteter 'Change. has introduced a Penknife B lade, manufactured entirely on a new principle; the line of the edge being parallel with the aide of the blade, forms a very acute angle ; the instrument, therefore, even in inexperienced hands, may be easily governed ; no cutting, but what is intended, can take place, and the pen is formed with the greatest nicety, and the utmost fa cility. The blade of this Penknife Is beautiful in workmanship, and can be recommended with confidence, as superior to any article previously introduced into this branch of Cutlery. Also, it can be used with the right or left hand. The estate may be viewed with tickets, which, with particular+, may be had of Daniel Smith and Son, Surveyors and Land Agents, Bishopegste Church-yard, London, end Windt.or. Particulars may he also had of Messrs. Shindy aid Andrews, Solicitors, Melding at the chief lona at Newbury and Maidenhead ; and at the Mart. 4 a r 01 oil en us os IM I 14%- ar - 10 4 .0 ftrt WI elth t. --- it a to" ri 11.0 . TOr% COMMITTIZ. NOTICE TO MARINERS. TRINITY-110(7SE, LONDON, September 1. OM. 11/4rOTIOE is herby given Mot the BUOY of Me , . GIRDLRR has been removed about ISO rultoms E: b. N. • its former situation, and is now laid with the following Marks Bearings by Compaq,. vis. : The Buoy on the Shivering S aid N. W. Reading Street Mill open to the left of North Helm Tower, the length of that Town bearing S.E. b. S., and open to the East. ward of the North Knoll Buoy. West ran Sand Buoy S. b. E. Easterly, and on with the middle of Lower Hale (hone. Ash thurrh open to the right of the Three Baron which sand nest Westward of the Reality:Ts, the width of thee Bey" bearing S. i E. Buoy on the Red Sand N.W. b. W. W. Buoy on the Knobh N. a E. The Buoy of the Girdler lies in Seventeen Feet Water at Low Water Spring Tide.. and just to the Southward of it is a sena I Need baring only Fifteen Feet Water *vet It. ,0 1 • 1 enennsand of the Ovr J. fl poratino. ER BERT. Secretary: NOTICE TO MARINERS—TARNIOUTH ROADS. TRI V/TY-lIMINE. LONDON, tirvt. 3. 182& THE South Part of the Newcome Sand having grown up to the Southward, this Corporation has caused • Buoy, chequered Red and White, to be placed thereon in three fathoms water at the lest quarter ebb, with the following Marks and Bear ings, via.:— Kessingland Church W. S. W. Fakdeld Church - - N. W. W. Lowestoft Mill over a small Red House bearing North Stanford Light Vessel South Buoy on the Holm - . N. E. b. E. Red Buoy on the Newedme N. E. b. N. The Shoal bettrist the Red and chequered Bully has not, in many plates, more than from tour to ten feet over it at low water, and vessels should not approach it nearer than three fathoms. By Command of the Corporation. J. HERBERT, Secretary. RXCHRQURR BILL OFFICE. .4eszust 30, 182:1. THE I XCHEQUF. I? BILLS tinted ip the Months of July. August. and September. 1824. vla. :- 38 George 111, Cep. 45, for building additional Churches: 3 George _W. Cap. 88, for carrying on Public Works and FiThenr. • I Giorgi IV, Cap. 3, 15 009.0001.. 1 11 24 Atha ditto, Cap. lib. 13,1108,0001., 1024; won Interest due thereon. will be paid oft on the 27th day of Sep tember. 1811.► when the Interest will cease. Such Bills will be re. ived daily (hnlyday. excepted). from ten o'clock till nne, until and including the 20th day of September, a t thi s Office, where 4.4. are to he obtained. amlaining imitructiona for arranging the BIN. The bearers mu.. endorse each Bill with their emus' Sig tamers, and write their Names and Residences at the bottom of inch List ; and where the names of holders are inserted in Hill., the betters, not bring su:h holders, most previously obtain their en dortements. The bearers must attend to give receipts for the payment. Payment may be obtained, if requ'rell. previous to the said 27th day of September, upon leaving the Bill. for examination one day print to that on which such payment is desired. New Bids, bearing an interest of 00e Penny Halfpenny by the Day ape every One Hundred Pounds, and dated the said 27th day of September, may be obtained in whole or in part payment of Principal. npon stating th: required amount nu the Lists, delivered on or before the said 211 ah day of Setweniber. which new Bill.. with the interest on the Bills exchanged, sill be issued on the 28th day of September. N B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to July, 1824, hare been advertised to be paid off. T ONDON, HULL, LEEDS, and MANCHESTER 1J STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. Ulna( 100,00 W.. in 0,000 Shares of 2.31. each.—Deposit 11. per Share. A ppliaations far Shares m•yT he addreseell to Mr. 'Moe. Wilkins. it the Company's temporary °Sec, No. 28, Cletnait's-lane, Lom- AY'FIEN MINING COMPANY.—WANTED, a G ENTIXII A N perfectly acquainted with the ASSAY ING of METALS. particularly Gold and Silver: he will he re quired to proceed to Hiyti in rnmpany with difritent Mining Agent.% and Operative Workmen already rnaep,^d in Cornwall, and who will embark at Falmouth in the ve•+el now preparing in the Thames for their reception. Application. with references, to bead dtealed to the Directors, to the care of q.t. .uh•nibe►. No. 35, Thrusinorton-street- FIEHM.IN lIENDRIES. IrEXICAN FIVE PER CENT. LOAN.—The Eighth Quarterly Parm-et of Interest on Mexican Five per Cent. Stock.. due on the let o.7toher next. will be naid at the Conntinc-hoome of Meese.. A. floldschmidt anti CO., on SA TURDAY. the let October. and every succeeding day, between 'he home of Ten and Two o'clock ; and t"e holden ere reqnestel to wave the Dividend Warrants at their Once, with Lists thereof, aurnevically arranged, at leant one day previous to payment, in elder that they may be examined. CORNWALL AND DEVONSHIRE MINING COMPANY. Notice la hereby given. that the Directors of this Company will tract on THURSDA V NEXT, the Bth of September, at Twelve o'clock precisely, for the purpose of declaring all Scrip Receipts , which may he then outstanding (if any), forfeited. The Directors hove the pleasure to add, for the information of the Shareholders. that they have paid the Second Instalment foe the Mines purchased by the Company ; that all the necessary arrangements have been made for effectually working the Mines ; and that part only of the Ores which have been raised have already been sold to the amount 3.01101. The Weekly Returns from the Mines may always be inspected by the Shareholders. By order of the Directors, JOHN WOOD, Secretary. Inmbard-serest, August 31,1825. i (117TFITS to INDIA, at HEBBERrS old established k•F Warehouse , 1 8 7, Strand . — Writer , Cadre and Officers n 3lajesty's Service about to embark for India, or any foreign destination, arc respectfully lammed they can be prompt) sup plied with every necessary for the voyage and a residence in India, and at the lowest wholesale prices. Calico Shirts of every deserip ttod, from 3s. each ; White Jean Jazitets, Trousers. &c. at pro rtrtinnably low prices ; Cots. See Bedding, Cabin Furniture, &e. of every kind. Ladies' Outfits on equally moderate terms. The greatest possible variety kept for immediate use. Ladies can also ha% e their own materials for dresses made up in the most fashiona ble manner. Baggage of every description shipped, and informa tive given respecting the sailing of East India vessels. ( - IABINKT-MAK E RB' SOCIETY.-CHEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOSITORY foe the CABINET-SURER:4' SOCIETY, twltig the only rtes[ one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of LEADEN HALL-STREET, opposite Aldgate Pump, and which rtes been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready Money awl no Abatement. The Trustee% and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility and (Jenny, that they still conduct the Above Establishment for Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who hare large •-• dies). by offering their Manufactured Article% in the Cabinet of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in I .lJan. no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse '-hand incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ. ''e %t to enable them to support their families, the number of whom ;Km by the Books of the last Quarterly :Reining to be 148. r tom the great patronage the Committee have reMi veil, they are hopes of increasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the Low Pixe% asked ; all Goods warranted:— s. d. Fir: feet Mahogany Bedstead, fourlost 410 0 Tent ditto - - I I. 0 Bordered Marren to fit - I 1 0 Bahl/any Drawers with solid ends . 3 S Eight Mahogany Chairs . . 6 10 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table - . 2 0 0 r,athLt Bed, free from dust an.: smell, from n 0 Drasing-rocan Sofa, front ES 5 0 to 7 7 0 Iht'• Bedstead - - 3 8 0 Mlinanny florae-Hair Sofa - - 610 0 upwards A (1 , 1-tnmy of Paper Hangings for Bed. and Drawing )( noun. at nearly Half Price. The Trade will find it worth their • 'mu,. Ik UR. l'utrishad at a fe• days' Dottier, and .Ipartments in a “noda packed free of eirsae except the matting. rumiture taken in Lachange; Appraisernents in Town and C-angr y limates valued. -- T. Corder I J. W ilson J. Career 1' . Haslet I J. I:nett W. Waghorn. Tin KNELL, Agent. J. I ASLER secretary. VERY VALUABLE TITHE FREE MANOR FARM, 111= between Dover, Wilmer Castle. and Deal, in full col of the Sea, presenting a delightful eulogies for a h Sporting Residence, with plenty of Game ; together with Lauds, pew the town of Den y a DA Nitir At the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, Oct at Twelve, by order of the Trustees. nE MANOR ESTATE of APPLETON, in the 1. Parishes of Waldershire and Sutton, in the County of Kent, freehnld, thlse-free, exonerated or land-tax, and subject to very trifling poor rates csmprising above 223 acres of excellent sound land, in a complete ring fence, eurrouzding a gcod brick farm house, with gardens, orchard, yards, and ample buildings of all kinds, sheltered by a quantity of fine ornamental timber, near the turnpike-road, between the towns of Dover, Sandwich, and Deal, a part of the rout universally admired, and rapidly improving in population and consequence, rendering it an important spat fur the investment of capital. Also, with the above, or in distinct hots, some rich Freehold Marsh Lands, near the town of Deli, and close to the lint of the projected new harbour aad canal. The estates may be viewed by application to Mr. Upton. the tenant ; and descriptive particulars may be had at the chief Inns at Dover, Canterbury, Deal, Sandwich, and Ramagate ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Daniel Smith and Son, Surveyors and Land Agents. Bothopsgate Chnrch.3ard, London, and Windsor; at whose offices plans may be seen. Elegant Furniture, large Glasses, Musical It struntenui, Table, Town Chariot and Harness. Single-horse Chaise, Doable. barrel Gun, fine Prints, Pictures, Damask Table Linen. Plate, China, Glass, and valuable Effects, by order of the Adininistra- By Mr. J A 31ES DENEW, At his Auction Rrom, Charles -street, Berkeley-square. TO MORROW and- Wedtteplay, at 12. r HE elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, pier .1 and chimney glasses of large dimensions, clocks, porcelain, Grecian lamps and lustre', a cabinet pianoforte. horizontal ditto by Tomkinson, square pianoforte by Broadwood, harp by Erard, a ten. feet billiard table by Fernyhough, town chariot and harness, single-horse chaise, double-burrel gun, plate, plated ware, tine de mask table linen, pictures, prints framed and glazed, and other valuable effects, the property of a Gentleman, deceased. The Furniture includes a handsome canopy bedstead and hangings, four-post and field ditto with chintz, cotton, and 'tontine furniture', feather beds Ind bedding, chests of drawers, Parisian wardrobes, commodes, presses and bookcases, suit of capital rosewood. card. and 100 tables, pier cabinets with plate-glass backs and ormolu mountings, window curtains, chairs and sofas, expensive pedestal sideboard, and sarcophagus. large set of patent dining tables, Par lour and library chairs, Turkey carpets, 21 feet by Ifi, 19 feet by 13, and 11 feet by 9 ; Brussels and Kidderminster ditto, kitchen re quisites, &c. dtc. To be viewed, and catalogues !Ad of Mr. Denew, at his Auction Room, Charles-street, Berkeley-square. INDIA SHAWLS.—REDUCTION OF DUTIES. THE King's Ministers having adopted the wise and liberal policy of reducing the Duties on Foreign Goods cleared for home consumption, DAVIES, of BOND STREET, ever anxious to pursue trade on fair and liberal principles, respect hdly informs his friends, the Public. he is now offering his valu able Assortment of INDIA SHAWLS for the price of Scotch, at his Warehouse, No. 71. In Travelling, Promenading, and enjoying Aquatic Excursions in fine weather, is often subversive of comfort, in producing Sun Burns, Tanned and a Parched Skin, &c. ; the most infallible Specific is pOIVLAND'S KALYDOR, for the Complexion , 11, winch immediately allays the smarting irritability of the skin, produces a delightful and pleasing coolness truly comfortable. It also removes freckles, pimples, spots, and all cutaneous erup. tions ; imparts a luxuriant and matchless beauty to the complexion, affords soothing relief to Ladies nursing their offspring. To Gen. tlemen after shaving, it allays the irritating and smarting pain, and renders the skin smooth and pleasant. Price he. 6tl. and 4s. 6d. per bottle. duty included. Also, to prevent the hair falling off. or changing colour, occa sioned by excessive perspiration, produced in warm weather, ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, --- • • for the hair, the original and genuine. This Oil is pre.eminettly successful in nourishing the hair, preventing its falling off in canes of innate, &c. and has the unrivalled property of giving a most fascinating and delectable appearance to the hair. Price 3s. 6d.- 7v.—ltis. 6d. and 21s. per bottle. Also ROWLAND'S ALSA NA EXTRACT, foe the Teeth and Gums, and preventing the Tooth-aeh. Caution.—ln conseq hence of the high popularity of the above articles, flagrant impostors have counterfeited each ; copying ad vertisements, labels, bills, and bottles, which renders It indispensa bly necessary, on purchasing any of the above, to ask for Row. land's," strictly observing the signature and address in red, " A. Rowland anti in," 20, Hatton-garden. Sold, by appointment, by Mr. R. Hendrie, Perfumer to his Ma jesty. Titchbourn.street ; Mr. Smyth, Messrs. Gat:ie and l'eirce, Mr. Belem's, D. R.gee, 35, Holmes. Thevenot and Brewster, New Bond-street; Mews. Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, Perfumers to the Royal Family ; Messrs. Berry and Lloyd, Greek. street; Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Mr. Low, 330, P rout, 226, Strand; Mr. Atkinson. Orrard.street ; Mr. Ruder, Chymist, 4, Clieapside; Megan Barclay and Sons, 93, Fleet-market; Mr. Rigge. 65, Cheapside ; Mr. Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Mr. Ed wards, GIL and Mess'''. Newberry, St. Paul's Church-yard; Mr. Burgess, Holborn-hill; Mr. Kennaby, end Messrs. Evans, Long. lane; Stradling, Royal Exchange-gate; Nix, fronting the Ex change; Take, 41, Johnstone, 68, Combat ; Colley, 28, Bishops. gate; Ford, Fenchurch-street ; Mattru, 86, Junes, 59, Fleet street; Dunn and Thwaite, 106. Bartellot, 22, Hatton-garden; Bentley and Wind, Little Queen-street; Marquis, Coleman , street ; Swift, 29, Ward, 324, and Sutton, 129, Holborn. SOUTH WALFS. THE WISTON 60NSWFING of the MANOR, RECTORY. MANSION. AND FOUR THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND. __ By Mr. FORREST, At °Amway's' Coffee - house , Change - alley, C London, on WEDNESDAY, October 12, at 12, in One Lot, AN extensive and very improveoble FREEHOLD ESTA'f golittante in the parishes of Wistful and ldlebech • in the county of Pembroke. hounded by the high mail road. beautiful and picturesque part rf South Wales, five miles from the market and post town of ilaverfordwesr, thirteen from Milford, and fourteen from Tenby; consisting of the Manor cf Wiston, well stocked with game, with the Rectorial Tithes of the whole Parish, computed at six thousand acres, the Presentation to the Perpetual Curacy of Vl'iston, a Mansion House. and Offices, erected on • beautiful eminence, commanding extensive views over a cultivated country. surrounded by a lawn, a large walled garden, and several rich paddocks of meadow land, pleasingly ornamented by a great variety of fine timber; the ruins of ate old Castle, and sundry eligible Farms. containing altogether near Four Thousand Acres of Meadow, Pasture. Arable, and Wood Land, lying very compact in convenient enclosures. margined b • productive trout stream, with farm houses and husbandry buil dings. The Estate is let to yearly tenants, except a small part on life leases; the present rents (exclusive of the mansion, woods, and lands in hand) amount to upwards of Two Thousand Pounds per annum, admitting from the improved state of the times of an advance, and will be further im proved. as the leases expire. The property possesses an Important Contingency, as Wiston is a Prescriptive Borough, and contributes, with the Boroughs of Tenby and Pembroke, to send a Member to Parliament. 'I be admission of Burgesses in Wiston is unlimited, and no qualification necessary. The Milford mail-coach passes and repaases by the estate daily, and arrives there from London in 33 hours. To be viewed by applying to Mr. David Davies, at the Mansio n House, at IS'iston, of whom printed particulars may be had ; par. tieulars also at the Castle and Mariners, Haverfordwest ; White Lion, Tenby Ivy Bush, Carmarthen ; Bush, Swansea; Castle, Brecon; Mr. Dutch, printer, Bristol; Mr. Cratwell, printer, Bath ; Mr. Walker, printer. Gloucester; Talbot, Aberystwith ; R. B. Will ems, Esq. Vanctilo ; Messrs. Farrers, Atkinson, and Par. kinson, solicitors. Lincoln's Inn-fields; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Forrest, 87, Aldersgate-street, London. . the present y Magnetism. By C. F. Partington. to Bvo. unitorm with the above A TREATISE on FAMILY WLNE-MAKING, regulated for excellent wines from the various fruits of this country, in rela tion to strength. brilliancy, health, and—economy ; explanatory of the whole process, and every other req .isite guide after the wine is made, and in the cellar. Composed trom prac:ical knowledge, and written expressly and exclusively for domestic use. To which is subjoined, the description of part of a receat British vintage; with experimental Lecture. By P. P. Carrell, Esq F.H.S., Honorary Member of the Caledonian Society. Price 7a. in boards. " The great merit of' this treatise is its simplicity and perspi cuity ; plain directions are teen for the making sixty different sGrts of wine." New Monthly Mag. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on BREWING, and the Mode of using the Thermometer and Sacenarometer rendered easy to every Capacity; ilia whole forming a complete Guide in brew ing Loudon Porter, Brown Stout, and every other description of Ate and Beer. To which are added, general instructions for mak ing 31al!, Tables of the Excise Duties, &c. By Alexander Mor riee, Co union Brewer. Sixth Edition ; with the Laws relating to Brewers and Malisters, by John Williams, Esq. Price Bs, in boards. TH E THEORY and PRACTICE of GAUGING, fully il "mutated by numerous rules and Examples, and rendered particu larly efiective by an extensive detail of the Legislative Regulations, and the official Directions of the Boards of Custom and Excise ; with a Treatise on Cask Gauging. as now practised in the Port of London. Originally written by Peter Jonas, late Supervisor of Excise; a new Edition, very considerably improved, and brought down to the present Practice. By William Tate. In one rol.llvo. price 12,. in boards. The LAW of A UCT lONS ; or the Auctioneer's Practical Guide. To which in added, a comprehensive Summary of the Laws of Distress; with an Appendix of Precedents, and a espious Index. By T. Williams, Esq. Third Edition, price 6a. 6d. in boards. The PAINTEE and VARNISHER'S GUIDE ; Or, a Treatise co the Art of making and applying Varnishes; on the different kinds of Painting ; and on the Method of preparing Co lours. 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Michael liattersley, Bilton.with-llarrogate, Yorkshire, hotel-keeper, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Knares borough. CERTIFICATES—SEPT. 24. John Askew. of Cock-hill, M iddlesex, tobacco-manufacturer— Philip John Gattgain, Cape Town, jeweller—Jonathan Street, Manchester, commission agent— Robert Douabery, Bell-lane, SintallieJds, mustard manufacturer—John Hair, of Scotswood, Northumberland, lamp-black-manufacturer—Robert Longridge, South Shields, paint and colour manufacturer—Joseph Moore, Manchester, corn-dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thos. Simcc;anWijilWiiir;;;llo.o7eii:9;eet.; tin:rilate-woritcrs— Thos. Parker and John Drake,Black Ilorse-yard, Gray's Inn-lane, veneer-cutters—Mary Lightband, Elizabeth d'lleilles, and Anne Hildreth, Duke-street, St. James's, artificial florists—Elizabeth Wood anti Abraham Withers, King-street, St. James's, breeches makers—Samuel Howard and Henry Willcockson, 111(0 I, brass and iron-turners--. Tames Wright and J. Wortley, Manchester, calenderets—Leeds Paine and Richard Collier !Lava. Rochester, linendnrners—Wm. Baby, Frederick Wm. James, and JoiscS. Baby, Manchester, spirit-merchants--Wrlliant Greenhill , Phillips and Edmund Teske, Harcourt. street, St. Mary-la-bonne, linendrapers—Charles Callow anti John Levers. Nottingham, lace-machine-makers—Wm. Biwa!' Harvey and Col. IVnt. Lys. ter, Nine Elms—Joseph Browning, sea. Joseph Browning, jun. 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Barbican, grocers—Kirke Swann and William Marriott, Notting ham, iromfounders—Benry Stratton and Charles A llport, Shore ditch, attorneys and solicitors. Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the Week ending the 31t day of Aug. 182 S, is 4h. 4d. per hundred weight, exclusive of the Duties of Cus toms paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof h.to Great Britain. Average price of Corn from the Returns received in the Week ending August 27, 1825. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Rye. Beans. I Pease. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. s. d. s. d. 69 1 40 7 26 10 41 11 45 10 45 10 MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT TILE COVET OF COMMISSIONERS OF BAEILIVETS, RAMWOHALLATRETT. TO-MORROW. THIRD MEETINGS. Dent, P. and ilannett, J. Southampton, linen.drapers (en larged) - - - - Paine, T. Coventry, milk-manufacture? - - Still, A. High-street, Poplar, tailor - - FIRST MEETINGS. Bishop. G. Great Easteheap, butcher . Cross, C. Ludgate-street, vsetualler - . Dods, R. High-street, Southwark, linen-draper . Fidkin, T. 'reddington. Middlesex, maltster - Sarell, P. Conthall-court, merchant - . Tuekett, P. D. Gloucester, grocer e DIVIDENDS. Bramwell, J. Leadenhall-street, hatter . . Davies, S. Great Surrey-street, Blackfriars-road, ehymiit 10 11 . 1 10 1 PRESERVATION or StEDII.—A late celebrated Peruvian botanist has asserted, that the most delicate seeds of Amer:- can plants may be sent to Europe in the highest preserva tion, by being enveloped in that kind of raw brown sugar which always keeps its humidity. When the seeds are to he sown, it is only requisite to immerse them in lukewarm water, which will take off the sugar.—lfousekeepr's 2111,trazine. WONDERFUL EFFECT OF WIND.--On Thursday /fen night, at one o'clock in the afternoon, as the lahouters were busily employed in carting a large field of barley on the estate of George Musgrave, Esq., Apsley Bury, Shillngton, in this county, their work was in an instant arrested by the rising of one of the most extraordinary whirlwinds ever experienced in that part of England. The whole of the cocks of barley were simultaneously carried up into the air, to the height of seventy or eighty feet, and then, loos ing from their bands, fell in scattered parcels again upon the field, with the exception of one solitary sheaf, which was whirled off at a surprising height in the air, over the whole eitent of Shillington and Pegaden lands, leaving Heston to the right, and flying with amazing velocity over the Barton Hills, at the distance of at least three miles from the field where it originally stood. The bailiff, super intending the farmers' men, watched the flight of this aeri al traveller till it was carried entirely out of sight, towards Barton-in-the-Clay. It is remarkable, that at the very time of this occurrence the sultriness of the day was ex tremely oppressive, and afterwards continued so; the wind being at the east point, after having been some time sta tionary nerth-cast.—Hanfingdon Gazeltd.. FROM LLOYD'S LI,ST. • . FAT. SIOITTR, SEPT....Arrived the Despatch, Forster, frogs Grlipoii. Sailed the George Canning, Long, for Gibraltar. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 1... Arrived tile Kite, Stabb, from °polio.: Off the port, the West Indian, Cook, from Antigua. Sailed the S phi', Junky, for Stetin. PORTSMOUTH, SlCPY.2.—Arrived the Southworth transpire frnra Barbadoes and Antigua—sailed from the former 21st July, and from the latter 2llth ditto; his Majesty's ship Thetis, from Plymouth ; Cameleon, Fox, and Kite, cutters, from a cruise. DEAL, SEPT. 2.—Passed through from the river th,i for Lisbon ; Jernima, Norton, for Si. John's, New Bruen. wick; Scotia, Dale, for Alicant ; Amethyst, Thomson, fee Qs.- bec ; and the Henry, ll'estmorland, for Demerara. GRAVESEND, Ann. 2.—Arrived the Letitia, Bromley, frost Hamburgh ; Stapler, Chambers. front ditto ; Perseverance. Moughan, from ditto; Britannia, Fox, from ditto Collinglrood„ Evans, from ditto; Rose, Rose, from ditto. Sailed the Marquis Wellesley, Coulson, for the Cape of Good Hope : Lavinia, Askew. for Naples; Charlotte, Baldry, for Palermo; Britons* Orreur. for Bilboa ; Dominic, Holder, for Demerara; Walrus. Wright, for illtrarnichi; Ann, Whiteside. for Genoa; Montmormscr, Wood, fir Quebec ; AMa, Tindale, for Miramichi; Orb, Peat gate, for Vigo; Jean Stewart, M'Kenzie, for Hayti; Harmony, Lervier, for Palermo. SCILLY, Ave.. 30.—The Charles, Brook, from Liverpool for Madeira, put in here yesterday, very leaky. She has been hauled on the ground to repair ; it i s supposed the cargo will red 1/0 landed. The Joseph 'ma Ann, Brooks, said to have sailed from (*tbs. gene on the 28th December for Cape Gracious and England, and ippoa-.l to have been lost, arrived at Havanah 77th June, fauns Truxido. Arrived ow Scilly, the Edward Hamilton, Newholt, from Ja. maica ; and the Rhoda. Bully , front Buenos Ayres. Off the Wight, the Chieftain, Patterson, from St. Vincent's.. Off Cork, the Anna Maria, Lemond, from St. John's, New Brunswick. Off Falmouth, the Luna, Fox, from the Cape of Good Hope. RUMOURFD MURDER on WHADDON CHASE. [From the BuCkt Chronick.l Notwithstanding the publication in our last week's Chronicle of the communication of our correspondent, the unfortunate Enda hermit on a fresh occasion the object of calumny. The landlord st a public-hence in Aylesbury, where Shawe (the missing man) ha 4 used to lodge on his journeys hither, being, front the respectable conduct of Shawe much interested in his fate, had desired the driver of the Buckingham mail-cart to furnish him, from time to time. with such intelligence respecting him as he might collect on his way. On Friday night, after the landlord had retired to bed, the driver left a note for him announcing that " Hendall (Nadal* would be at Aylesbury on Saturday." These were the whole con; tems of the note, and, slender as they were, they became a sufficient fuun:lstion for calumny to raise a plausible story. "Endall was expected at the county gaol was then in custody at Bucking. ham !! he had confessed the murder of Shawe, and been corimittat far trial I! !" Such wets the rumours circulating when End* ac tually arrived—not at the gaol indeed, or as a culprit—bet at his usual quarters, to vindicate himself from the calumnies which hat been heaped upon his head. Endall, it appears, has for some years been a licensed hawker of haberdashery, hosiery, and such kinds of goods, and though he has respectable triends who would have had him pursue some mars steady calling, started, front the love of an active life, in this pur suit. with a capital too small to cover his expenses. A deficiency in his rem urns involved hint in an embarrassment which led him, sr has been stated, to attempt his own destruction. This attempt having been made about the time that Shave was missing, gave rise to rumours which have been circulated throng% all the kingdom. It was stated that Shawe did business at Little Norwood, and left that place, in company with another hawker, tst proceed to Swanborne ; that they were seen to enter Whaddost Chase together, but from that time all trace of Shawe bad bast ' lost ; that his companion reached, alone, the house of a publiaut . named Doe, at Swanbome, and, it was reported, had those mails; use of an exclamation indicating the greatest uneasiness antigfinty of mind ; and that this man afterwards went to Winslow, elk the following Saturday attempted to terminate his existence bri drawing a knife across his throat. To all this, and more l it it added, that the man who attempted self-destruction was ((on hatur.-' day, the "oth ult.) at the Windmill public-house, Winslow, aar not sufficiently recovered to be questioned. On finding this tumour in circulation and in print, Endall pro. ceeded to Aylesbury to vindicate himself, and to obtain redress. He has iddresacti a letter to us, complaining bitterly of this attack upon him—a poor and unprotected person, without the pecuniary means of resorting to that protection which he is convinced the law would afford him. Ile distinctly denies the truth of any part of the story, and solemnly declares that he has neither been seen at any time in Shawe's company, nor has any personal knowledge of him. __ ;v .... The following is the substance of the sequel of his letter : On the 29th of July I slept at Mr. Linnell's. the Compasses. Silv.2istone, four miles from Towcester ; on the 30th came through Whittlebury, Paulisberry, Potterbury, and Old Stratford, to my quarters the King's Head, Sony Stratford, where I lodged the 30th and 31st of July, and the Ist. fid, and 3d of August. TM* can be proved by application to my landlady. On Tuesday, the 21 of August, when it is asserted that I was at Little Harwood and Whaddon Chase with Mr. Shawe, I was at Stony Stratford felt. To Little Norwood I have not been this year, and the last time I was at Whaddos, or Whaddon Chase, was on the Bth of July. " On the 4th of August I went from Stony Stratford to Thorn. borough, which is about four miles ; front thence to (heat Nor wood and to the Windmill, at Winslow, where I Bunn that night ; on the sth of August to Swanborne, and then back to Winslow, where 1 staid until the 13th of August, on which day I went to the Bell Inn, Brackley, a house I have used for these seven years. " It is said, • the man who attempted self destruction is not anciently recovered to be questioned'—when I had been at Brack. ley, a week before this falsehood was printed, and went to the ad. kcent villages on business every day. This I can prove, for I eel) a journal of all the places I go to." This journal, which we have seen, and which *poem" to conloi* a regular account of the poor man's journey since the beginning of January last, affords us satisfactory evidence that he has been cruelly calumniated. Ills letter contains a copy, which we think it unnecessary to insert, of his peregrinations from the 14th to Illth of August; when he arrived at Buckingham, and white, be says, be first saw the statement of which he so justly complains. CORONER'S INQUEST. An Inquest was held on Saturday last at the Castle Inn, Holland street, Blackfriars, before Richard Carter, Nag. on the Gaily of Mary .1 unease, widow, at the instance of the parish officers, io consequence of a rumoiir that the deceased had been improrerly treand by the woman who attended her. it appeared by the evidence, that the deceased, during her new had been attended by Hannah Hopley, as RUM. and to whom she had bequeathed the whole of her property. That her sister called on Sunday, and found tirr ift a very wretched cot.dl tion, and without any medical attendance. That on !coma torrents her room a second time, the nurse refused her admittance. Tho deceased dying no the following day, her sister suspected that _en. th• nurse had poisoned her, she therefore had the woman appr ehenel The body was afterwards seen by one or two professional gentle men, who concurred in the opinion that the deceased died a L a atin death. The Jury accordingly returned a verdict to that 'Bt.:. On Thursday, the '23th ult. about seven in the evening. ' the youngest son of Usneral Birch Reynardson, Ifoly- • well, near Stamford, received a kick from a pony, whielt fractured bit, ckult,. and produced a pressure upotk the brain ; and ficiiirittistanding the hest surgical astistitici has been procured,"tbe poorcbild les yet in a diengeritkie state at the house of Mt. llopkinvon, of eareby, in the neighbourhocsl of which .place the. an** l'eterborologi ' • •