The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1825-03-21 00:00:00

(t ( • ••••.1 i • ' ..... . . , , al:ka (e:/ .. L - L' tAI...- 1._.. .... - 16. ........+ GP -- -, ~......._ €7' :l-. ......• 2..• r 1 ( --- - `f....e. 4' ~ . _ Per Ceze, / .. _ ...... • ~.. .... : ~,..) • i . .. --...„..._ i • i `'' ' i i lA, ,i.,...• -•, do ' .., . e. lii Jo • i , : -.-- ,-, ,• _. -4 m . •A i IL • • •• s sil t i Emil , L _ ..,„ ...... 4iti . • -."'. "rm. Ps! . . - -1. it .. ii . . ) 6 av• • '`. 4 11 + -'' 1(114;;;ga . • ...p.l it . . _ ' L • S. 1 " _ _ No. 6,957. LONDON, MONDA MARCH . 21, ME ce , `1• PORT OF LONDON, March 9, 182$. *OR SALE, Y Ordct of the Honourable Me Commissioners ef his Mejeriv'sE.ecire Revenue, in a spacious Hoorn, at the Chief 0 ce, Ohl itroid-street, on THURSDAY the 24th, and FRI. DAY the 98th days of March, 1823, at One o'Clock in the After. TOM precisely . , a quantity of Bonded Foreign BRANDY, RUM, WINE; ace. In the London and West India Docks. Catalogues to be had at 6d. each, and samples seen at the Excise Warithousekesper's Office, Tower-hill, from Monday the 21st to Wednesday the 23d March, 1823, front Ten till Two o'Clock, and at the mornings of Sale ; the samples of the Day's Sale only from Ten till Twelve o'Clock. The Lots to be knocked down on the running out of a quarter minute ems. With all possible despatch, - mi. don Ilvouls4•44l2ditien et - TOR BATAVIA and SINGAPORE, the fine cop- 1 r A N. INQUIRY into the PLANS, PROGRESS, and pored first-class Brig FORTITUDE, barthen 230 Tons, / 11.. POLICY of the A MEMICAN MIN INU CO3l - BA RCHAM, Commander, lying in the City Canal. ' PA NIES. Has good accommodations for Parangen. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-strew. For Freight or Paseo apply to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN, . A In Bro. St. 6d. Second Edition of 33, Mark-l ane . VISIT to GREECE ; containing various Facts re - soecting the Revcdunuo, which have been rury lately col- To Sail early in May, locted in that Country. VOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH i By GEORGE WADDINGTON Esq. 1." WALES, the new tirst.clasa Brig COLOMBIA, OR. i Anchor of " Travels in Ethiopia." LANDO H. WILSON, Commander, Burtben 250 Tons, lying j Printed fee John Murray. Albemarle -art in the London Doak. His very superior accommodation for Cabin and Steerage Pas- . Ip • few days, with, Twenty-four Explanatory Engravings, tenger% 12eno• is. , 1 0 - For Freight or Passage apply to . FIE CENTURY of INVENTIONS of the MAR BUCKLES, IB . AGSTER . , and BUCHANAN, QUIS of WORCESTER, front the original MSS., with la, Marimba& tactical and Explanatory Notes, and a Biographical Memoir. By CHARLES F./AR,TINGTON, Of the 1,0) ‘A Institution. Printed for John -., Albemarle-street. • ' - '''' - LiVEIiPOf)L, FAIDAY EVLXINg. _............... . Wind S. E.-High Water 38 min. past 10. ' Arrived William Thompson, Crbeier, from. New York (Feb. If)t Rolla, Eyes, from New Providence ; Jam* Watt, Lindsay, (nisi& Greenock; Mary Ann. Pearce, from Cork; Mary, Janes, flamta . Neopert ;.Livelitiol, Peebles, from Glasgow ; Vlttarja, Parker, from Vamps Ith ; Cornhill, Mao, from Poole; :lane, Holntio,' from New O r leans ((jailed f rom tit, Baltic re , . io.); Xeltien Iltallti . I H ni.hof.. from. Harlingen; and the Jorge Yprus,Wader, (Apr '.arlingen. SATMITYAY EVICWINC' Wind S. S. E. to N. by E.-High Water„,lo.o;lo,Pait If." Arrived Sabina, Nital, from Nes( Priming ; Betterc•-, from London; Buenos Ayres Packet, Ouldirie, from Valparaiso lsai;ed I 'M:iv. 20 ); Mita Ann, Wade, from' Marenham; Ju li a, 3141er, 1 from Terceira; Neptunus, ---„from Mai ; Samuel. Wr -, from Sarannala ,_. Rob James Haynes, Havrkini, front merara (mailed Jan. 27.); Olive Biatfili, -, from Sai alma t Eleanor, Potts from London ; Anna Pardeinna, --*--,.from Har lingen; Gibot .Lanken, -, from Ilirlingen ; Sultan, Bibleyd . •from Poole; Amelia, Reutier, from St. Vallery ; and Brilarra, Star, -, from Pernambuco. I• --wine.-- PRTCESPJRRENT, LITERpopL, Bastin 19, • . ' Very little demand this- week for Plantation Sug.ar i _anekthe salmi 'are confined to,obent PO 'Shag. of all anns; 'pikes bately supported, L Nothing done in Vdteign or East* India gar, 'nor Molaates i About 200 puncheon s at Denman' Rum of : gocal . auelity and Mrergth sold at an- avergkge of.filii. inferior deamprinee &X, OW Cofer-market much depressed', and nothing witatmer datlV, owing to the heavy tall in London, npr any salt& li; Ginger; P. I mento, or Cocoa. Larwood is dull. anA . only 30 tons Canapeachv sold at 11 guineas, and 40 tam 011 Honduran al 91. About 100 Una Facia wild; vii Spanishat 101. 2s: fid. a 111,54., Jamaica !at 91., and Cuba at la/. 10s. Fifty tons large' rough Nicaragua Wood at 311. be., file t• - ne small at 231. 2s. fen., and fie tons solid at 381. One hand, d barrels s llentival Pct Ashes sold at 36a, a 355. Gd., and a few barrels at 39i. ; VI barrels States Pearls at 40s. 6d. a 4 - Is. Nothlrg done in Tar. One thousand barrels Tur pentine sold at 13s. 6.i. One hundred and fifty casks Carolina Rice at le e na. a Its., and 300 be Bengal at 19s. Hides hare gone off with more spirit :-1.506 Buenos A E T s ox sold 1044. n 114 d., 2,500 Rio 104 d., 120 dry salted Br a zil r 1, an d 120 sa l te d West India a 74d., with 2.500 hods it 2s. Od. a 3s. 4d. each. Forty serene Caracas indigo sold yesterday by suction at 11 s. a 14 6 . per ib. The transactions in tobacco have been vary trifling. On Monday last a considerable purchase was made la Egyptian Cotton, at 134.1. per lb. shish gave an impulse to the mark.a, anti produced an advance of Oil. on this kind, Bahia and Alamuliam, and Id. per lb. on Pernanihueo ; but American debralptunis .acre rather • neglected the last few days, and did market fur I:Plods, Orleans, &c. has drool heavily. Sea Island Cotton co!,tinues scarce, and the holders obtain prices almost arbitrarj. The sihrit have consisted of 7,700 bags Upland Georgia, at 114;I:a 131., 400 New Orleans at 134 d. a 15.1., 250 Altdavadas 1240. a lid.. •30 sea Islands at 2a. 3d. a 2s. 93., 120 stained Sea Island a 106. a 173., 4,800 Pernama 1543. a 1013., 710 Bahia 144 d. a 15/d., 2.900 34aranhams 141 d. a 15Ad.. 20 NI ina Novas 1313.. 200 31ina Gene's Ilid. • 13d.; 12,300 Reyptians 134 d. • Ind., 10 De merara 15Ad., Itro Cuba 110.. 90 Sur-4810d., and au Bergats :it 81 , 1 --wattling a total of about 30.000 bags. The Grain-market confirm..., dull, and a further reduction tray be quoted of 31. on Wheat and 23. an Oats. Some 'Mall saki of Flour lava been made at 240. a 28s. per brl. INFORTED enoar TUC 12r re StAiCII TO 'inc 18TN MARC'', INCI.1151•F. 1.409 hoses Boxwood - 8 !o". I 43 bags Braziletto . 3 tot $ - 17 bags Cotton: • 18 serous Brazil - - 130 bags 8 casks Bahama - . 7: bags - 6 wrens Egyptian - 1.620 bags - 180 qrs. New Orleans • 1,1.19 bags • 13 tons American • . 839 toga • 122 tons. 'Phe• Buenos Ayres packet, Gut BANK OF ENGLAND, March 14, 1825." TINE Court of Dioregors of Me Governor and Company of' thc Bank of England give Notice. That Proposals in writing, sealed up, with the names of the parties proposing written on the outside, will be received by the Secretary, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 23d inst. at Twelve o'Clock, from such Persons as may be willing to supply the Bank with 200 Reams of FOOLSCAP PAPER (insides), 200 Reams, of QUART() POST PAPER (insides), and 450 Reams of BLOTTING PAPER. Tenders will also bereceived front Etch Persons as may he willing to supply the Bank with 2,500 Gallons of SPERMACETI OIL. The Paper and Oil to be delivered at periods and in quantities, the particulars of which may be known sit the Storekeeper's Of re. where a sample of the Oil and speci mens of the Paper may be seen every day between ten and three o'clock. Persona willing to contract for the same, or their agents, must attend at the Bank on Friiley, the 25th inst. at One o'Clock pre cisely., otherwise no regard will he paid to their Tenders. Security will be requireil fur the due performance of the arid Contracts. JOHN KNIGHT, Assistant Sec. N.B. No Tenders will be received after Twelve o'Clock on Wed nesday, the 2?d inst. To Sail the Slat Week in April. VIDE BENGAL, with liberty to Land Passen ge r s a t IL Madras, the fast-sailing Teak Ship LADY FLORA, THOMAS M•DONNELL, Commander; Burthen 7UO Tons. Lying in the West India Export Dock. This Ship carries a Surgeon, and is elegantly fitted up for PIN.. mingen. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander. at the Jerusa. lem, Coffee House; to Messrs. Cockerel', Trail, and Co., No. 8, Austin Fliers ; or to JOHN S. BRINLEY. No. 14, Birchin..lane. Cornhill. IFI R. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS have long estsblisheit their decided seperiority over every other Medi. tine hitherto discovered for Ole cure of Colds, Rheumatic Attacks, slight. Fevers, and indeed all Disorders arising from obstructed Perspirktlon, of each frequent occurrence in our clioopreable climate. Persons travelhog find them melt beneficial. as they ars so mild in their effects as not to require any confinement. From the denuigemcrit of The digestive organs bilious and ner swab disorders Arise, and the consequent result is head-ache. nausea, defectit e appetite, gklehity.sv, and gouts _srroptoms. In these cases the A naleptiertiliWnsi constant nail, restoring by &rem Ma functional of the stomach and bowels. The genuine Dr. J.vties's Analeptic Pills have the name " F. Newbery" engraved in the Government stamp. This must be ob served. as imitations are very general. Messrs. Newbery continua to !Impart Dr. James's Analeptic Pills from the only Recipe existing under Ik. James's ilatidi and they are sold by theni at he original Warehouso.for Dr. James's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard; and by J. Sanger, 140, Oxford.street, in Boxes at 4s. Bd. or Sit: ins large Box, 245. DIORAMA, Regent's Park, will REOPEN THIS DAY, with the View of the Ruins of Ilolyrood Chapel. a 3loon.light Scene, painted by • Mons. Daguerre. Knight of the Legion of Honour; and Charters Cathedral, painted by Mons. Bruton, Knight of the Legion of Honour. . Open from Ten till Pour. ALBION' FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COM PANY, NEW BRIDGE-671MM BLACIFRIARS. Empowered by Act of Parliament. CAPITAL—ONE 51 I ',LION. Insurances falling due at Lady-Day will expire, unless renewed within fifteen days from that period. The Company Rates and Conditions are of the most reasonable description. No Charge is made for Fire Policies when the Pre mium exceed'' , ss. No Admission Fine is charged on Life Insur ance. A liberal Commission is allowed to Solicitors 1111 i others who effect Life Insurances; and every facility is envied by which the interest and convenience of the public may he promoted. WARNER PIIIPPS, Secretary. MIDDLESEX TO WIT. N OTICE iv hereby given, That on the 241 day of MARCH last an Order was signed by Henry Betts Owen. Doctor in Divinity. and William Wia, Esq. two of his 31ajesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the count) of Middlesex, for turning, diverting, and stopping up a certain Footway. leading (tom the carriage-road near unto the house of Charles Brown, at Hornsev, fientleman, to Hornsi Churnh. in the said county ; and that the said Order will be lodged with the Clerk of the Peace for the said county, at the General Quarter :7;esszoos of the Peace to be holden at Ckrken .7111 in and for the said county on the 4th day .of APRIL NEXT. anti also that the said Order will, at the said Quarter Sessions, be cianfirincd and enrolled,.uuless upoil *iced aganst the same to he then made it be otherwise determined. By order of thaillagistratm4, Hornsey, March 3, 11125. -- JOHN S. SKAIFI:, Clerk. fl turd A. OLDBIDGE rcturri their sincere Thanks to IL Jo the Nobility, Ladies, and Gentlemen of Great Britain. for the liberal encouragement given them in the sales of their BALM of COLUMBIA, recently discovered and imported from Phila rielphia. Its grand Chemical Virtues ate of such a nature that. on either young or old, they will prevent the Bair from falling of in forty-eight hours tiJin its first application; it always causes the young hair to appear, ilitvigh the person be totally bald, in three weeks, and gen sally produces a full bead of hair on young persons in less than twenty weeks. It likewise prevents the hair from' turning grey, and resier,s it, though grey, to its original colour. If the hair curls but a little, a few applications beautifully improves it, making it of a bright glossy colour, and cleansing it from scu:f. N. B. One Bottle. price 3sl 6d.. will prevent the hair from fall ing off, or cause Whiskers to grow thick though there were note on the parts. A bottle, price Ilm, will prevent the hair front fall ing from the head, and likewise make a new growth appear and one at I Is. gives, in general, afull header hair to one that is young. Certificate/ will be shown, and references given, at, their estab lishments, 35Zi, Strand, London, and 12, Chureh:.strert, •Kighley, Yorkshire. where dealers may be supplied on reasonahle terms ; and likewise at the following respectable Perfumers ar,d others, in London :—Messrs.[lilt,No. 34, Cheapside • Cotterell. 4, Bri d g e_ street, Westminster ; and Coily , 23, and B arber, 43, Bishoprgate Within. Any Lady or Gentleman whose hair is falling off, and doubter the virtue of the Balm of Columbia, may bare their hair staid gratis, by applying at C.an4 i t..oldrid; t e," Latablishments, betwzen die hours cf eight and ten any morning (Sundays excepted).• HIGHLAND SOCIETY of LONDON. CHIEF, His Most Gracious Majesty the KING. PRESIDENT, (Succeeding his Royal Highness the Duke of York and Albany) His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, Earl of INVERNESS, K.G. VITE-PRESIDENTS, The Right Honourable Lord Lieut.-General SirThos. Hislop, Viscount Arbuthnot of Tothill, Ham The Right Honourable Lnrd Sir Charles Forbes, of New, Bart. Gwydyr L•eut.-General Sit Fitzroy Mac- Colonel James Hamilton of lean, of Maclean, Bart. Clanranald A OENRRA I. COURT of this CORPORATION will be held THIS DAY, at the Freemasons' Tavern, to celebrate the Anniversary of the Victory of Alexandria. His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX, Earl of INVERNESS, President, in the Chair. Dinner at Six o'clock. Members are requested to appear in the Highland Garb, or in I Uniform. Visitors to be introduced by Members ; but Gentlemen belong ing to the Highland Societies of Scotland, Inverness, Aberdeen, Canada, Madras, or Bombay, see admissible without introdnc tion. I Tickets to be procured at the Tavern. JOHN WED DERBITR N, l seen al; Les ALEX. MACDONALD, j t . FARR. ON CANCER This day is published, the Second Ddition, with Important Im provements in Practice, and much New Matter, Bvo., price ATREATISE illustrative of a Method by which OCCULT CANCER may be Cured t together with Practical Directions for its treatment in the ulcerative stage. By WILLIAM PARR, Member of the Royal College of -iurgeons London, late Surgeon to the Hospital on the I.iand of inholt, &c. &c. HILE LOAN.—Notice is hereby given, that in con k., fortuity to the General Alortgage Bond, sii,med on the 21st tlAy of May, 1822, by which the sum of 5,000/. was to oe appro- Friated on the 30th September last, for the purposes of the gioking und fur the fifth halt year, and also the sun, of 1,4401.. being the amount of interest on 4140 Bonds already deposited:—Don Merlano ae Lgana, Minister Plenipotentiary of the State of Chtle, jointly with Messrs. II ullett. Mothers, and C'o., in the pretence of Mr. John Vern. Notary Public. did this day CANCEL and deposit in the Bank of England 811 sPECIA L BONDS of the said Loan, being 8,9006 together with the 66 Divider.d Warrants attached to evil Bond. London, March 16, 11123. The fallowing are the Numbers of the said 89 Special Bonds, tit 42 2105 3301 3931 4055 6175 8883 9900 2112 6681 41111 5083 74140 8051 9064 416 2183 33112 4J72 50113 7622 8901 9090 447 2197 2303 4374 6183 7680 8992 91 488 rzs 3304 4602 6431 7786 8993 9376 El 6 2332 34116 4043 6733 771* 8:194 9436 1411 2363 3407 444 6767 7664 12196 94711 1927 2670 3441/1 4846 3750 8979 8.444 9490 21103 3013 34119 4846 57.i9 8122 80447 9600 2212 3014 3410 4847 51148 8737 871'.18 9566 2472 3013 3628 4952 6132 8739 89'29 9608 2103 Published by W. W'ightmaii, 41:, Fleet street. •Of whom may be hal, by the same Author, A TREATISE on the CURE of SCROFULA, Second Edition, price its. Sugar, - (:mg*. • Cochineal Ditto Corte Elethun Ditto . Linseed begonia Took - . SUPERIOR SEIDIIITZ POWDERS. riIHEsE Powders produce, when ustil as directed, 11 '‘Va.er, exactly of the same quality' ea that found at the celebrated Seidliu Spring. The Water impregnated with theta• becomes, in nit instant, sparkling and etlerve.cent, and fount-en alterative Splice Aperient, as pleasant as Soda Water.: They remain unimpaired by time err climate. Prepared and sold by the Proprietors, Aluisrs. G. MARSHALL and Co. Chemists, Brewer-street, Golden-square, in Boxes, 41. ad each, and in Bottles at 225. duty included. Pehlie are eltatinned arainst imitations. and are re quested to observe the words, "Prepared by G. Alstrsball and Cu." will be printed upon every label, with each box and bottle ; all other Preparations, under the same nitne, advertised for making the Seidlitz Water, RTC trntrioutt _r I'l3 be had in above . ' The Oxygetutted Soda Pus den Lavender Water Cheltenham Salts in crystals Ditto, Perfumed Ditto ditto, in efflorescence -Milo, Aline Fleur Finest Calcined Magnesia Vegetable Extract Pectoral Cough Drops Esprit,—varlout Aromatie Vinegar Err de Cologne Lavender Vinegar A rcuebusade Water Camphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, Ste. And every genuine Drug end Medicine, of the finest gaidity, for home and forexpertation. Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted f o r every Climate. N.B. All other advertised Prephralions rOT erikirg the'Sode and Salina Waters, under the above names, an spurious. ft.* Alerchants, &c. suppliA on liberal terms. • This day is published. in one thick volume, Hvi prfire tile. SHEPP.‘RD'S PRECEDENT of PRECEDENTS, modirnised and adapted to the Priaciplte sad preseAu Poetics of Conveyancing. 13y THOSMS WALTER WILLIAMS, Esq. • - ..ild.tbe law Temple, paeriater,at-Lavr. s e a The above will be found eminently usenil, nit only to' The' Student, but alto an a general Formulary in the Conveyancer's office. Printed for G. Wightman, 46, Fleet street. Of whom nbe bid, lately published, WILLIAMs• ABSTR ACTS of the Aegis passed 6th Oeo. IV. Bro. price 9s Also those from the commencement in 1316 to 1818, in mie volume, 95.; IM,W2O,andHQI,N.• "ch i 1822 and 1823, les. old. each. paraiao, wit'i a cargo of 11309 46,000 Dollars, 5 Bladders Ooltl uhrie, arrhrer+ this tlsr frost) Val— Hides, 3.5;5N l!orvs and Tips. Dust. 1)RITISII STONE and SLATE COMPANY.— he Prospectus sad Names of the Directors wi:l be ready in a few dart. In tremeatrtime synylleations fl‘e Shares will continue to be received at 3lessrs.Hoi,ertt,Towgnotl, and Co.'s, Ban kers, Clement's- Lontbard-stre-t ; and at 'Mews. Anderton and Williams, Solicitors, Qoatity-roue, Chancery-late. • OLORUMJB TWELFTH OF A PRI 1.. TEW LOTTERY.—LAST CONTRACT. All in L One Day.—Four Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds; Thirty water Capitals ; no Blanks. TICKETS and PHA RES for the above Orated Lottery, are on Sale at tYTON's Lucky Office, 2, Cos hill. British and Foreign Securities. Fire, Bridge, Gas, Canal, and Mine Shares, bought and sold by Commission. SIIIPI'ING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-HOUSE, Malicia 13. Skies ENTERED INWARDs.—Vrouw Etil:ll.2th. Wil4o„ him Dantaaca- Provident* Planer, from Schias ; Emma, Waters, from South Saw ; Nitta, Boltz, from Rostock; Ilsabe Maria, Sontag. front Stralsuad ; Vrouw Alida, Steyr's, from It nttsrdstr. Jonge Jan, Boretiternp, from Worctint ; Diskant'. York, Pilau's,. from Canton and St. Helena ; Jolie. Primps, from Calais ; Tinian,, Het'de, froui ch. ; 11.tz.trd, Sally, from (;re:relituat iistic, Owens, from'lAmerick Piney. from Calcutta. • • ENTERED OUT wAR D3.—TDe William and Henry, Francis. fug Jamaica; Dan, Roberts. for La Guaira and Piave, Cabello; Latona, tor Tencritte ; Onyx. Williamson, for Demerara; Leander, Franeklin, for Tenerife, Ilarbatloes, and St. Lucia ; Bs. tavia, Blair, for Tenerife. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT Gaaratiggo.—Tiger. Kent, for Ceylon ; Sophia. Rutter, Sierra Leone ; Hercules. Schisanian, for Barre anti Rouen ; Britannia, Blackburn, for Smyrna and Constantinople; Francis, Benson, for 31ontset rat. CLEARING Or T wARDW—Eing .4corge, Pay, for ( * alai; Biting Sun, Edington, for St. Michael's; Britannia, Garth, for Cadiz; Canada, Recipali, for Quebec; Emerald, Gray, for M. nutiehi ; Amide, Elute, for Calais; Cecilia, Hook, tor AlicaPt• CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND...-TsitOn, Otters, for Belfast. • L)ATENT STEAM WASHING COMPANY. Sttbseriptioi.. for Shama in this Company of 25!. each will be teteived at the Office of J. 8. Clarke, Solicitor, No. 13, Austin- Friars; or at the Office of the Company, No. 1, S!ainfibrd stree!, Bleckfriars. until Thursday nest, 24t1; just. incluaive, at which plates Prospectuses may be had. TERMINATION OF lA/TTERIES. DISH, of the old State Lottery O ffi ces, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, having pnblished at length the St heme of the present Lottery, now merely directs the attention of his best Friends, the Public, to the number and amount of the Prizes it contains, and its general arrangement. There are Fort Capitals of 20,0001., and Thirty others of 2,0001., 1,0001., SW, hr. 100,00OL is apportioned for the smaller Prizes, and there arc no Blanks, as every Number is sure of M. at least. The whole of 200,0001. will be Distributed in One Day, 12th of APRIL. _ _ . CLERGY ORPHAN SCHOOL. This day is published, handsomely printed in one volume Bvo. prier 10s. Oti. boards, a new Edition. revised and enlarged. of ELE'S SELECT OFFICES of PRIVATE DE VOTION; vis. : Vol. 1. Office of Daily Devotion, with a Supplenutut. - • Vol. 2. 0 lfia for the Cold's Day. Vol. g. Office of Penitence and Humiliation. Vol. 4. Utterer for the Holy Communion. With large Collections out the holy Scriptures. • Sold by C. and J. Ellington, 02, St. Paul's Church-yard, and 3, Waterloo.place, Pall-mall. The Publishers respectfully acquaint the Public. that the im. presston having been wholly made over to them for that turvpme, they have undertaken to account so the Clergy Orphan Society for the entire proceeds of every copy sold by then]. IMPERIAL lIRAZILIAN MINING ASSOCIA TION. The PROPRIETORS are informed, that the DEED of ASSO CIATION has been approved by the Directors, and is ready for SIONA TUR E. and that it will remain at this Office for that purpose, from the ntl inst., tor 31 days, wiihin which period the Dersi trust be signed by the Prtprietnts, on penalty of firetchtire or the payment already made. The flours for Signature will be from Ton to Three each day, Sundays exerpted. Propricters residing at a distance mar siwo by Peer At . Attorney, the form of which way he hail at the dike, Net.% Tiongmorton-street. Pebruary 21,11123. LEIVIS LLWN, Jun. Secretary. SELECT MEDICINES.—VEGETABLE ANTIBI -167 LIOUS PILLS, for expelliug superabundant bile, pro moting digestion and all the secretions necessary to keep the body in health ; prepared from the prescription of an eminent Physician sold in 114/XO4, at in. I id. and 2s. 91. each. CHEMICAL ANODYNE EMBROCATION. for allaying irritation and dispersing chilblains before broken , sod all excellent remedy for rheumatism, sprains, bruises, &c. In bottles, ls. and 2s. 9d. each. . . . ......... 81311 deems it requisite to apprise his Friends, that this is one of the few opportunities that can be offered them whereby a I age fortune may be gained by a trilling risk. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has disposed of the last of the Tickets granted by Parliament. and has officially announced in the House of Commons that he will not propose another Lottery Bill ; so that in a few months this mode of adventure will cease altogether. A variety of Numbers are on Sale at BISIFs Offices, 4, Corn hill, and 9, Charing-cross, where, in the short space a three months, viz. in October, November, and December last, he Shared and Sold -2,478 - a Prize of - F 30,000 15.756 30,000 No. 699 . . . . 20.000 15.301 - . - - 20.000 15,556 . - 20,000 And VI Minor Capitals. I FROM LLOYD'S MST. ENGLISH and BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP 'CANAL MUSIC in %VEBER'S PRECIOSA, prire 2s. 61. THE WHOLE of the MUSIC in %VEBER'S cele brated 31elo-drama, PRECIOSA- (announred for perform ance at Covent-garden Theatre), co:mating of the Overture, Marches. Dances, Song, and Choruses, all air:.ngal far the Piano forte, with E6gliali Words newly translated and adapted ; together with the Novel of Cervantes, on which the drama is founded, is given in the Twenty-seventh Number of the IiARAWNICON, published on theist of March, price St. 6d. %VEBER'S PREISCHUTZ. Na. XXI. of the HARMONICON, containing the Overture, March, Hunting Chorus. and popular Vocal Pieces in the Pei:Omits, has bees again reprinted, and may be bad of all Book and Music Sellers, price 2s. 6d. Orders ;should particularly specify the Harmonium Editions of the Froischuts and Preciosa, as the price of each is less than one sixth of the other editions. London : Printed for Samuel -Leigh, 18. Strand ; sold by W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; It. Millikeh, rpeblin ; and all BOW:. sellers and Musicsellers. CHILBLAIN CERATE, a certain cure fir chilblains when broken ; a moat successful remedy fur burns. scolds, and eruptions of the skin, and decidedly thehest application for sore and ulcerated legs. Price Is. lid. per Ix's. BALSAMIC PECTORAL COUGH PILLS, which are eminently serviceable in allaying the irritation exciting cough, and promoting expecionition. Being judiciously combined with mild sudorific', they relieve difficulty of breathing and oppression at the chest. procuring natural and refreshing sleep, and may be relied on as a certain remedy for cou,;ini, asthma', itc. Sold in boxes. at Is. le. and 2s. 93. each. PROVLD VEGETABLE ANTISEPTIC TOOTH POWDER. This innocent and agreeable dentifrice beautifies the teeth, cleanses the mouth, and imparts a delightful fragrance to the breath. By its mild astringent and antiseptic properties. it arrests the progress of decay arising from previous Neglect, preserves the gums. and fastens the teeth (even after the exhibition of ruercav), and effectually prevents the tooth-ache. Sold In boxes, at 2s. 9d. each. PXIMANCE, Maacti 27.—Thc account of the roue', Bone, being washed cattle blocks in the gale of 6th inst. when tinder re. pair, is not correct ; she is under repair at St. Ilizhael's 3lount. FALMOUTH, MARCH 17.—Anived the Swallow packet, irons Jamaica. Sailed the Lady Louisa packet for America; the Di._ dem transport for Chatham. Off the port, the Express of New% castle, from Charente. _ _ A GENERAL SIVETING of the SUBSCRIBERS to the PROPOSED SHIP CANAL between tiro ENGLISH and BRISTOL CHANNELS will be holden on SATURDAY, the 26th clay of 'March instant, at the London Coffee :louse, Ludgate hill, at twelve &Clock, for the purpose of retelling a Report from the Committee of the present favourable state of their Proceedings in the prosecution of tl )leasnre, and to consider the propriety of competing the Neg. exrtion between the Bridgewater and tauntaa Canal Company and this Committee. The Chair will be taken at One b'Cloek precisely. By order of the Committee, RING and LUKIN, 6, (fray's Inn.square. PosTsmourn, Mato' 18.—The Friends. Pitt, f - orri Arittcr ford for London. got on the Owers yesterday, near midi - 110: s and was got off by the Selsea pilots, and brought to thin port, leaky. DEAL, MAREiI 18.—No artiv.ils or sail ings.—The West I r.Jian. Cook. for Antigua, and the Friends, Todd, for Jamaica, ate Or the North Foreland. _ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SILK AND LACE WAREHOUSE, No. 17, NEW BOND-STREET, Corner of Clifford-street. SANSOM begs leave to return his sincere Thanks to the Nobility. Gentry, and Public in general, for the libe ral encouragement be has hitherto received, and respectfully in forms them that he has entered into PARTNERSHIP with Mr. DAVIES, from the House of Messrs. Howell and James, Regent- Acres SANSOM and DAVIES most respecfully inform the Nobl thy, Gentry, and Public, that in consequence of their having made several very extensive purchases of SILKS previous to the late ad vance, S. and D. are enabled to offer for Inspection a large and elegant assortment of Sarcenets, Gros de Naples, Ducapes, Lute strings, and Levantines, of every new and rashionable colour ; also a great variety of new Shades in striped Grade Naples and figured Ducapea, of the most modern designs ; and an elegant assortment of Silk Barege Neckerchief+, Scarfs, andDreaser. SAKSOM and Doetes beg to remind the Nobility and Gentry of their extensive and well-selected Stock of LACE GOODS, con sisting of White and Black Bobbin Veils, Scarfs, Squares, Pele fines, and Dresses, English and Foreign, Blonds , hec h llitia, Va lenciennes, and British Thread Laces , ac..tc: Brussels and Chantilly Veils. 1" . 11 . 411E IMPERIAL PLATE GLASS COMPANY: CAPITAL, 4200,000, In 2,000 shares of WO/. each.—For the accommodation and en etuira,icii,ent of the Retail Trade. This Company ;:as to? n forni.vl for the purpose of removing the rumerous evils that at ptc , :ent exrst in the Manufacture of ",Plate Class." GRAVESEND, MAtCH 10.—Arrived, the Shannon, .7,111 , , from Leg:torn; Catherine. Parker, from Trieste; ll..vid frohi Dantzic.—Sailed, the Elizabeth, }Ain, In New Orleans ; Jobe, Popplewell, (Dr Madeira; Bo tito, Terry, for St. John's, New Brunswick; Sarah, ll,rnton, for Vent Cruz ; Juno, Belts, ler Palermo; Chance, Jackson, for klamburgh; Pialotus i —, for Teneriffe. LtvEnPoot., MAUCH 16.—T0 the Underwriters.—We beg to state that the old line of Paekeui between Lirerpool and Ne..e York, on the Ist and 16th of every mon:h, are ordered to hoist ;.; night, both while in the channel and at sea, two lights--one shout six feet above the other. This regulation may tend not only to survent accidents, but may also be occasionally the means through which the progress made on their voyage may be learned. _ . _ The FAZIILY APERIENT, or much.impnoved DINNER PILL.. This excellent family medicine unites evcry'recommend ation of mild operation Irish ssec%sful effect, and is eminently useful in disorders of the stomach and bowels, indigestion, Loon of appeti;e, pains and giddiness of the head, habitual costiveness, Re. Sold in boxes, at Is. I . ld. and 2a. N. each. • PARIS VEGETABLE PILLS, or FRENCH SPECIFIC, • mild, safe, and cerain remedy for complaints of indiscretion, scorbutic eruptions, gravel, stone, and all affiwinns of the kidneys and bladder. The full and familiar printed directions cecomps. flying this medicine furnish instruction. and provide relief in every stage of the disorder, and by attention ensure a cure with sccresy, safety, and despatch. Sold in boxes, at 2s. Pd. coed, by 'ffIONIAS HALL, Chemist and Druggist, 13, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden, Sole Agent to the Proprietor. • '4 ; . " Constia mansaati famer Tnendacia rieet."—Ovin. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE. STRAND. mHIS TT HIS forms I se• cond division. of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a large and well-manufactured Stock of fashioenble Carriage, Cur ride, Tandem, Phaeton, and (liaise Harness, with every descrip tion of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp lt , :dsteatis, Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin {Wash-land Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted tip, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed ding, IVriting Ihaks. Dressing Cases, &c. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. &c. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win ter Hone Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, Inst style of workmanship, and moderate price. The whole of the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, sod that excellent plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but one Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will be made under any circumstances. N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are in Exe:er 'Change. A List of the East India Company and Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, ai constantly- kept. FOR Twenty Years have Messrs. GOSS and Co. been tc.rceastully diatinguialied in the reveal classes of Pathology to which they have directed their attention ; rind :heir numberless patients absolved from pain and woe would in common gratitude boar testimony to their treatment, but that the restored sufferer, in proclaiming its merits, must publish his abjured errors, and expose himself to I. D. " The world's loud laugh, ll'hich scarce the firm philosopher can scorn." The unfair system practised by the Manufacturer upon the re tail Trade, the ►ong deny that take' place before an order is exe cuted, iu consequence of the very ex'.en•lve demand and scanty sup per of the article in the market, have been among the numerous r;:asone for farming the present Company. For the purpose of ninkiorr superior Plate Glass to execute all orders of the trade (and the Trade only) with despa:ch, and on a liberal system— To protect the retail dealer by destroying the existieg monopoly in throw open to fair c.'n••ctition au valuable ■ manufacture, and :beret:) open a field for improvement --are the objects of this As sod:Mon. With these views the Committee have adopted nuasures calcu lated to lead to the permanent establishment of the undertakiag. It is calculated the proposed capital will be amply sufficient for all the purposes of the Company, and, estimating on a great reduc tion of the present prices, a very handsome half-yearly dividend will accrue to the Proprierers. The Caoital will he called for at distant periods, by small in stalments, thereby givi_g the Proprietors the opportunity of watch ing ita progress. In order to carry the objects fully irto effect, and embrace every improvemet t, competent persoga I:are been employed to visit the .11snufactories of other countries, from which the art was bur :UW.4i ; and it may be added, much valuable information has been • .!ready received Th.s Company plcdgrs itself to form no monopoly or coalition, or to proceed steadily to effect its objects. it is proper to observe, this concern is free from that spirit which late has co much characterised " Joint Stock Companies)" it is not formed for the purpose of speculating in nominal shares, neither will any inducement be held out to parties for them to do so; but for the purpose of erecting eel completing ample works for carry ing on the manufacture. soactioned by proper authority, conducted on an equitable and resp-ctahle basis. It is promoted, and will be ripported by a large body el respectable dealers in the article, by whom a great portum of the capital will be invested. Prospectuses may he hod, and application made for shares, be 'Lire Thursday next, the 24th inst., by letter, post paid, to JOHN WILKS, Esq. Solicircr to the Company ; or to Ileoure. 3ANTOCK. (TEARY, and LEWEIt, Arch recta, No. 4, IVhite Lyon-court, Coraili. By order of the Committee. March 19, ELEGANT BALL and EVENING DRESSES, LL 19.. &I. with Flounces to correspond ; beautiful Gold and Silver Neckerchiefs a...d Scarfs ; Ranges in all colours 4 white Ss, Levantine., Docapcs, and Gros de Naples ; good liferni . ng Dresses, warranted to wash. 4s. Rd. ; 1,500 ditto, of a verysnpenor , ;(leciption, Se. &1. ; Lace 11ressee, Veils, and an i11771/1111811 quasi. ti , y of Remnants, to be sold at one-third their value ; /moth $/lt opera Cloaks, lined and wadded tin-oughtn't, ; duo, as Throe ( inlay's are beautiful, and equal to what are generally sold front Four to Five Guinea* ; about :100 3lutfs and Tippet to be said at 4. 1 reasonable priee. SIIEARS and Co. 11 . :0„ Re!;cnt.street, eight doors Frei* the quadrant, CHILBLAIN CERATE. rINHIS CERVig,lr;;lts emollient and healing pro perties, is found to be sin excellent application for Chil blains when broken ; and if used to the hands and feet, when there is a p redisposition to these annoying affections, it is attended with the utmost advan.age in preventing their occurrence. Being free from any disagreeable smell, or unsightly appearance, it may be used without the least inconvenience to the hands and arms. It is also used with great success in cases of Scalds, Barns, Bruises, Eruptions, and Ulcers, especially in Sore and Ulcerated begs. Sold in Boxes, at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. by Butler, Chemist, 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's; Savory and CO. 136, New Bond-street ; 210, Regent -street; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom, also, may be had the CAJKPUT OPODELDOC, an excellent Remedy for Chilblains (before broken), allaying the irritation ; used also in Rheumatisins, Spas modic Affections, Palsy, Sprains, Bruises, &c. In Bottles, at Is. 10. and 2s. 9d. N.B. Be careful to ask fbr Butler's Chilblain Cerate, and Cje put Opodeldoc. ...- 11101(AL MUSICAL REPOSITORY, No. .5.5, St. Jame.'{-street, opposite Jermyn.street, Landon.—This Esta blishment, formed at the West End of the Town, for the SALE of PIANOFORTES. HARPS, and all other .31USICAL IN STRUMENTS, at Manufacturers' Prices, affords the Public the great and peculiar advantage of inspecting at one view a splendid Collection of Instruments, by all the most approved Makers, itt.d of ascertaining by comparison the respective merits of each. The whole are arranged in distinct apartments, each room being ex clusively contined to one description of Instruments, viz.—Grend Cabinet, Harmonic, Square and Circular Pianofortes, Harps with single and double movement, Plates with all the late improvements, Organs, Spanish Guitars, dm. &c., by all the most eminent Makers. Pianofortes, Harps, &c., Let nut on Hire in town and country. Every British and Foreign Musical Publication may be had as soon as published. NEW SONGS. "Cherry Ripe," by C. E. Horn, sung by Madame Vestris 2 0 " May thy lot in life be happy," sung by Mies M. Tree, written and arranged by T. 11. Bayley, Esq. . . 2 0 " The Daughter of Love," sung and composed by Miss Paton - - 2 0 " Such tears are bliss, " sung by Miss Stephens, written by T. H. Bayley, Esq. arranged by J. C. Clifton - I) " Morning around us is beaming;" the words and music • by J. A. Wade, Esq. " Sweet, 'tie now the moonlight hour" do. do. . 1 6 " Wake, my hove ;" a Serenade ; the words by W. Logan, Esq. composed by Carl Maria Von Weber - - I 0 " Where are you going my pretty maid ?" sung by Ma dame Vestris and Miss Foote, composed by A. Lee - 1 6 " Blue Eyes and Black Eyes ;" the words by Butler Dan vers, Esq., the music by Sir J. Stevenson - 2 0 fit 1 loamy turn to th ee , :Wary ;" the words by. Horace Smyth, Esq.; th e music by Michael Kelly - 2 0 " The Land of the Stranger ; ' written by E. M. Fitzgerald, Esq.; arranged by Sir J. Stevenson . - 2 0 "Oh ! I ne'er shall forget ;" arranged by dn. - - 2 0 " Rule Britannia," with Madame Cetalatu's Vexations, and a striking Likeness of her in the frontispiece. Composed by Pio Chiandiettini - 6 " Soft in the Esst," sung by Miss Graddon and Miss Fords, composed by O. A. - 2 e " The Year that's arra'," arranged by Sir J. Stevenson . 2 0 Published by J. Willis and Co., Proprietors of the Royal Mu. sisal Repository, SI, at James-street, London; and No. 7, Weatuun:and-atrust, Dublin. I)IM()ND, HAIR-CUTTER ((mermen? to Mr. Wake) I, Burlington-Gardens, having invented a Headdress to Ladies at.d Gentlemen %knout the use of napleasant elastic springs in the neck, which adheres moat pleasantly to the head, may be made not to weigh one ounce, and a pt•rfect imitation et nature, no doubt will supersede all others in theit elegant and In coining appearance • warranted not toehrink, and may be washed. se that they may always he purfeetty dean, imprene and suit the contour of every Illevatenance:Airidies'lNlese, made satiety •ia curl in the dampest weather, or in any climate ; 11. if. each. It is the consciousness of this which err.holdens the literary quack, the patiendess self-dubbed physleian,the hireling scribbling assassin " et id genus owns," to stigmatise the excellence he dreads, and aim at the degradation of practitioners who have been guilty of suc cess under the most appalling circus, - amen of discouragement. Yet do Lien and Co. keep their own counsel, and, in preserving inviolate the secret of their confiding patient, are content to " do good by,stealth, and blush to }Wit fame," and,despising the attacks of "hungry" libellous pretenders, will boldly pursue their course and invite the afflicted to partake the arivroitages of their syrern. The youth who has enervated his ?rattle by the strangely fascinat ing am, which the poor victim of folly will too readily eienpreherd without further aescrtrition, may find relief from his misery, and be kindly taught to regain his lost place in the scale of creatian. The Auffrer who, from Nadler extreme of irdulgence, has, with un bashful forehead, wooed debility, may barn to renovate net ire and repair his abused constitution. The man of pleasure, eN p e .sed to and suffering from Lou Venerea, however aggravated by Gllaltrac. tin of the quack, on the concealment from diffidence, :nay hnd a certain restoration ; and finally, in cases where the delay of a eon.. ntibial pledge has almost extended disappointment to despair, they offer to the married female those hopes which she can reasonably apalcize. in can be forwarded to may part of the world patients writing fur the same 101 please to enclese a Tank ;sate. Attendance at ',erne for consultation n usual. GOSS and CO. M.M.C. Surgeons. \o.ll, liouvcrie,eptet, Fleet-street., London. •,,* Just published (Seventeenth Edition. 1. TILE .4191 S O!• 1.1 a • familiar commentary on Maribor, Diseases. 2d. 1114,1EIANA. addressed exclusively to the Female fiex. May be had at 20, Telemeter-row ; Pall-rdall • 1 1 1, Trinees- street; ] Soho • 174, inset-asset 4, Ilheltniasertinst, iseadan Potter, 71 . traii. 4 .A. 4 e l .4 DlAblill • Jones, 114, Tror o gate. Glasgow ; and bl l o uth-brldgo.street,-Tdinbutgh ; and bf all buolnerers. Triceps. Livr.aroot., Mincu 17.—Arrived the American ship Mar garet, M'Cleland, from Plymouth. Sailed the Selma, Longlield, for Mobile..--.No appearance of the packet shf p. LIVERPOOL. Illancit 17.—Arrived the Finny, Peaczxk, frdm Oporto; and the Rolla, from Nassau, New Providence. NORTII SIIIELDS, MARCH 17.—The :Ilercha.nt, of Siunkr. land, Taylor. which got on the Black Middens 7th inst. • tent to pieces yesterday. Hay •NN an, FEB. 12.--AiTived on the 2d inst. the Colombian schooner Clara, prize to the Spanish ship Fama de Cadiz. Thrcr sailors, part of the crew of the English brig John and Ann. front London, bound here, were on bawd of her, who state that their ves. ad was taken off Cape Antonio by the Clara, and sent for Carlii. genii The Cataluna, arrived here M. hist. from Barcelona, was boarded off Banco& by • Colombian brig; and the Sampson, which arrived on the' Mb, teem Morels, wsa branded by a Col.ini. bian brig near the Paws de Maine. . . JAMAICA (KINGSTON). JAN I.—A shallop, belonging to the ship Hector, with eight hogsheads of sugar, was lost nn the 24th tilt. and one roan dniwned. Another shallop, called the Portland, W belonging to the ship 'ellington, was wrecked at Cocoa Walk, on Merriam day, and three hogsheads of sugar washed out. A svatt•no, DEc. 25.—The Telegraph, Pagan, front Liven... 4 which arrived 20th inst. is gone to Antos Lizard, to discharge, she could not pass the bar here cn account of drawing tub inecli water. CARTAGENA DT. COLOMBIA, DEC. 21.—The eargu of the Joseph and Ma, from Loudon, has been discharged, in a very malted mate, some articles being entire!y • Jestroyeal. JANIIABY 12.—0 n the 4.11 Mat. arrived she Spanish wheonir Vigilante, rom Jamaica to Batabaea, Cuba, prize to a ColorUblo'i privateer. It is reported at Lloyd's. that the Diamond frigate, Lord Nopler, from Mexico, ite. is arnved off Plymouth. VESSILLII SPOKEN W!Tli.—(lncinnz!u•, Blew, London foe 17th Feb. withia 48 hours sail of the latter place., by arrived at Plymouth. New loti the Edwa Exerset of a letter frt. I nab, dated itth tiebratar; the Colombian s:hoorter Fame e.t. Cediz. Thr English brig John and were on board of her, • .off Cape A umnio by the *nixed litre XartleJ of ilaracoa by which atr,ved on th e t'olombian brig on the f' ,~ ~ . ~i .~ 'rain the Agent to Lloyd's, at liashn. wry :—" Arrived on the sltl J 7 ler Clara, prize to the Spani p 'hrce sailor', part of the eretv*o id Anne, from London, bounci who state that their ves sel via e Clara, and teat far the 3d instant from d: a Colombian brig, an die Eta..ii sth from Morels, was boarded b 7 a e Punts de Msise." gratorioal and Explanatory Notes, and a Biographical Memoir. By CHARLES F. ARTINGION, Of the Loynts Institution. Printed for John M , Albemarle-street. This day is published *small folio, price 16s. ICONES FOSSILIUM" *IECTILES CENTURIA PRIMA. By C. E. ROHM, Esq. F.R.B. &e. tce. London: Published by G. It. Sewerby, 1116, Regent-street. As only a very limited numiliteds work has been struck (4E, those wiltr - bieh to pourer ii iiihlriavinded to be early in their I application, the plates being destroyed. Thisdayis published, by G. B. Sowerby, 136, Regent-street, price 11. le. ACAI'ALOGUE of the SHELLS contained in the COLLECTION of the late Earl of TANKERVILLE, arranged according to the Itarnarckian Conchological System ; illustrated with eight coloured Plates, and Desniptions of many new Species, By Cr. B. SOWERBY, dcc. fix. The Collection will remain open for Public Invention every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday during the Season, at 116, Re gent-street. NAPOLEON'S EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA. This day is published, handsomely printed in two volumes, Oro. with a Map, and five Engravings, price 11. his. boards. I_IISTOItY of the EXPEDITION to. RUSSIA, undertaken by the Emperor Napoleon in 1812. By lien. Count PHILIP DE SEGUR. Printed fur Motel and AVurtz, Treuttel, jun., and Richter, 30, Soho-square. 01 whom may be had, the same in French, 2 vols. Bro. with Atlas of Po•traits and Vignettes, nriceil. M. This day is published, in two vols. post lien. price 14s. ENGLISH LIFE ; or. Manners at Home, in Four Pictures. In these Pictures of Life I hare lICTLT been so studious of no. velty . or surprise se to depart wholly from all resemblance; some enlargement may be allowed to tleclatnation and some exaggeration I to burlesque • but as they deviate further from reality they become_ less useful, because their lessons will fail of application."—Dr. Johnson. Printed for G. Il'ightman, 48, FleetLstreet. Of when may be had, just published, AUREUS; or, Life and Opinions of 4 Sovereign. Written by Iliinself. 12mo. 7s. W. • • SALE ny AUCTION. • -- . FIGURES FROAI TILE ANTIQUE, BUSTS. VASES, LAMPS. &e. "WE. SQUIBB and-SON respectfully announce to .tht 4..V.A. Nobility and Gwynn thot they are directed to offer to SALE by AUCTION (without reserve), at their Great Roam, Saville-row, THURSDAY NEXT, the 24th-inst. and following day, the ENTPRE STOCK ot an omioent 41ANUFACTURER, declining that branch of business, consisting of nearly an hundred Statues from the - antique, 'among which are casts of the Medici Ventas,Apollo,Glodiatos,Canoseslargefiguros,andearious others. in imitation of marble and bronze, inished in the bigheat manner, as ornaments foi saloons and halls; and to Inman patent lamps ; 209 Busts and Vases, antique and modern 411. French table lamps, &few suspended dittq. and lustres. To be sieved on Wednesday, when Catalogues may be hall at the Room.