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cry L - //: .. . - ' - - • . ... • _ . . . . - . . . , ‘. . '.,, 7 .7 ,Z--- .''' • . z 5 ./1 -7 ' • bi--, - . • • , _ 1 \,clip , 4 ._ iiii , , t - ' .34 ; . I : LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1825. . TO MARINERS. ,TAPER-I.lOHr. K. LU.VDON, November 21, Ifit& ire, ' that the Nem Galloper I.ighl , moered al the Station DOW mat Sheah b e en removed, and Teo I.tglny tr i ll the meal manner by the Nee Vemel. Order, J. HERBERT, Secretary. Price 74. SALES BY AUCTION. FARMING STOCK, CRAWLEY, SUSSEX. Ry Mr. COX, On the Premises, at Tilgate and Furnace Farms, on FRIDAY, December 9, at 12, ALarge QUANTITY of fine, well-gathered HAY, Corn, Seeds, Tares. Potatoes, Waggons. Carte, Damen, Ploughs, strong large Drauzht Horses, a Nag. Gnus. Swine, large Quantity of Scaffolding Poles, 6,000 Laurels, and various Farming Inlidemstith. (Analogues to be obtained on the Premises ; at the White Lion, Lintißelo ; George, Crawl!, ; Mr. Geary, Farnham ; and at the A uettoneei'l, JR, St. James s-street. -''... . fi.....* FROM sArtrAnA T'S GAZETTE. 6. Forefert-410, member ft, lift The King has been plea*** to appoint James Annesley, E'q. to be his Majesty's Consul foe *1 prom= or Catalonia, to reside at Bareoloob. pahner and gluier. December at tea. 10, st tow aad January 7, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Goan. Solititar, Mr. Bostock;euttega. air te. '4latist4n-lintrie. litttais AITI.F.Y and EDWARD HICIWAII. SINPRWARIAT, mitt*, dealer* and rhupmen s December 6. 7, and January 7, at eleven, at the ()clime Inn, Bei ton-upon-Trent, Stagardabbv• &- lining. Mr. John Edward Jlo*ley , iturnn.tmon.Tawnt. RODSRT Sr AFFORD AIRDY. Lombard-street. onricre; 'ember 29, at nine, December 111, nod .lanalty 7. at teh. at Ow Bankrupts' Coati. Snlichm, Mr. Cottle. Aldetmanbury. Barauct. Pnyea, Upper Faurdaimplare, City-read, builder, dealer am) chihn In, December 3, 10, and January 7, at ten, at the ,Ilankr nd upte Court. bounties. Messrs. Clarksoca, klessa.atrart, Stra. SHIPPING 111711,71.LIGANCR. LIVERPOOL, ritIDAY,. Nor. 45. 'OMMISSIONERS for Clalllf3 INCE, Logsdon, Vuv. 16, 1323. ENTION. Nu. 7. Whitehall. Nevemtar IS, 1826. The King has been pleased to present the Rev. 'Mel 111iddiln8 to the church and pariah of &Mk la iherlabflaTY and ate ' van " of Kirk cu db r i ght, vacant by die death of the Rev. William Gil lespie. Etxma►abds Pries Cosuscil having their Judgment no the Appeal of the End. )LLEtiE of DOUAI' 'punt the guard - Liquidating the Claims of British Sob +t of haws, end hewing affirmed the hereby 'may, that they are now enabled to !EN r to FULL of the SUMS adjudicated aka Nu. 7, and that Certificatea tot the pet Cent., with the accumulated Interest to the Ninety per Cent. and Interest 111 be ready for dehvery to the parties In. TUESDAY NEXT, the 29th Maim. CHAR. B. IN, Secretary. hereby given, that Application is intended Parbaniest in the ensuing ei..ssion, for leave to 9HTINti and WATCHING a certain Brixton Road, in the county of Surrey. Camalmeudt, in the same county (called the NEW ROAD), and the serval Roads, vicinity thereof, hi the several parishes of Mary. Newington : and ht. Giles, Cam. .aty of Surrey, not already lighted and 4 .1at1:or Acute( Pa.lianient. , BAH. J. LILLEY, Peckham. KINGDOM TEA AGENCY COMPANY. tven, that the Directors of this Company, con. nada:mica—to establish a great public tau of investment for real Capital—cud °e vitiation, will proceed to business at the • East India Company, and are ready to -.a the Trait only, on the following Tams, charges, except Postage:— Fort Cash. t description or Tea, except - - tO 5 6 `./ 1.. • Le•-••••••• Mem h. .s,, ti N. sog etr:l=== = "tots ( NO. 19164• NOTICE TO MARINERS. I tin . WALLOPER-L1(/HT. rectffirr-HOUSie. I.O.VDON, November 26,1816, is Arrays, giver, that As New thstioper I.ighl tuided having been moored at the Station oar mat Shoal, mph,. ve s sel has been removed, Tw o wlllats will Wed eabiblted fa the usual manner brahe Ne easel. 11. ° By Order, J. HERBERT, Secretary. area loci et sr COMMISSIONERS for C1.41.1f3 nearly or FRANCE, Loader, Vuv.26, 1023. at the CONVENTION. Nu. 7. Re of lirende's Most Huaregraitie Prieg Comma 'toying Is, are 1" , I, bi , d a l delivered their Judgment no the Appeal of the Eng. c i 4 ,,, P4ir 14071101,1 C COLLEtiE of DOUAI' egainst the Award toe ,Lloaidsting the Claints of British Sob. With. 0 , Ma l l et me Oat resew elf hams, and having 'Bream the than hereby notify, that they are now enabled to " • the rticu- • P AYMEN f la FULL of the SUMS adjudicated • r Co vs-ation No. 7, and that Certificate* lot the ;an pee Cent., ith the accumulated Interest In addition to the Ninety per Cent. and Interest itch a a thet,,,CM.,.!. paid), will be ready for delivery to the pintles in. noo n Office, oe TUESDAY NEXT, the 29th Mama. 631114 ' wiles of the Commissioners, silted CHAS. IL BALDWIN, Secretary. mien t such N°TICE is hereby given, that Application is intended ~, be 34111 C to Par lamest in the ensuing sinision. for leave to a , BILL toe LIGHTINU and WATCHING a certain • .1 ijk s o ing trots the Brixton Road, in the county of Surrey, li age o f 1,4133' beirell. in the manse county (called the ref n ln , 2 111E8 WELL NEW ROAD), and the several Roads, Plates in the vicinity thereof, iu the several parishes of have beth t St. Mary, Newington ; and St. Oiles, (tam- th e • ;s • ta rt.' said . comty of Surrey, not already lighted and ill e Roder soy ensurac i l t or l A B26. cis of Pmliament. p a i this 13th Ay of SAM. .1. LII.LEY, Fockhara., th e fie UNITED KINGDOM TEA AGENCY Oily, r COMPANY. Jury New is hereby given, that the Directors of this Company, con- in .* is former notidnaticn—to establish a great public 3c a profitable source of investment for real Capital—and able 'PT.. ' ; e to specu lation, will proceed to business at the , N P 7ireecro -i ber mot Ei v ele of the East India Company, and are ready to T six C Mims from the Trade only, on th e following Teems, . 0 ., anun holitt Ell include all charges, except Postage ith For Cash. had psi 1030 C mote of any one description of Tea, except the Niue - £2 5 6 more, ditto - 0 7 0 horn 110• Ch eat or mission on llohes, 41. per lb• with fee Sill at Two Months, including Stamp and Interest. Ote het or more of any one ilescriptioo of Tea, eacept 31r. O.es 0 15 0 ouid the lust or more, ditto . . - 0 17 0 a Commission on Bohn, Id. per lb. etc for Bill at '1 bete Months, including Stamp and Interest. Oet Lot sr more of any one description of Tea, except in ta Lacs 0 IR 6 :h,l OA Last ar mom, ditto . 1 1 0 Commission on Bohm, 1 id. per lb. tin:, By order of the Board of Directors, h, ? JAMES ItUTTIVANT, Secretary. man 3S. Couchedfriars, London, 7th Nov. 1825. an, A f ORTGAGE.—WANTED to BORROW, for Five to 111 Or Seven Yeats, from 71101. to 1,4001. at Five per Cent., to be mind b i l se a cs !lortgage of valuable Leasehold Property in t • (woe, meet, Cartodish-square, the Strand, and at TaisalL k, in bother particulars apply personally (or if by letter, post. bur po i, to Mr. W. 0. Watts, Solicitor, 29, Dean-street, Southwark, TURKEY CARPETS. ITV be SOLD, a great Bargain, a very large TURKEY at. 1 CARPET. 26 feet beg by 23 feet 6 inches wide, warranted rat r,rech wend ; a variety of other sizes, 10 per cent, under the Inc seal Feces ; also avast thousand yards of the best Brussels Car. :en rer i t, hots Is. 9d. to 6s. 6d. per yard ; single pieces and short li . have men ts. 10d. to 3e. 6d. wr Ts br tete at the Piccadilly Carpet Warehouse, No. 160, two dam II re hen St. Jame,'a.atreet. [ORRIS, IVaterloo House, .54, Piccadilly, solieita the mention of the public to a superb ASSORTAIENT of i lEIL SWISS DRESSES, just imported from Loerrach, near I Ilse.e. Seitz:land. t Alio to the ENTIRE STOCK of a BANKRUPT, just pnr. OM fee ready money ; the whole of which is offered to the his wr the wholesale price. Beautiful coloured grits de Naples, 6.1. per yard ; superb long and square shawls, from 155.; linen, from 10.1. a yard ; curiously fine Holland, 35.; damask • :,en, at 2.. 31.; huekaba:k, 10d. ; blankets, from 2s. fld. a • • . 13131ENSE STOCK of WELL FLANNELS, a rant ; stuffs, Pd. ; ; dttto for sheeting. 7d. ; • .s.ry Other article fir charitable purpose at the sane cheap •• • ll cake; haring frequently arisen In consequence of designing Illde3TOOTill to take advantage of living near this old es- :, • v•rl conern, the public are respectfully informed that Water. ~.511 wee, 31, Piccadilly, has no cootie:ism with any house what- ,.r c" the elute trade in England. elks AT .1N E %Ji REDUCTION, FOR READY js MONEY ONLY. FIFTEEN Thousand Yards of beautiful SATIN I E, 24. to 24. al per yard, urually sold from •ti. 1 .. 1 4. it. ; 2.6.10 511 k Barer' liand:;erchiere, 13d. each, really vre t 3.. el. ; 30,78 i yards of rich Gros tie Naples. wide width. •envynee French colour, front 21. 81. to 3s. L.l , the quality of r. ItC5 I Is much supetior to what are generally sold from 3s. lid. to U. per yard ; with every description of tich Silks, Satins, !acy &lame throes, Handkerchief.. Scarfs, gold and silver 'fur. 51, N. sad • gei.cral assortment of Haberdashery, Hosiery, and French 4 , 41 S.C., printed Chintscs, and upwards of 390 11 'F.. of various descriptions, with Pelerines, Flounces, Cuffs, • lion to match, at exceedingly low prices : also entirely new ▪ mike, for el.gant Winter Dresses and Pelisses. . nu:scli OPERA CLOA KS, from 20s. to 3 guineas. T. he had exelusively at SHEARS and Co.'s, 129, REGENT. STKLET, Eight Doors from the Quadrant. 14.17..1 RI) and Co. Al FOUR .f..10,0e0, Net: Tuesday Week. hatt , t'es hr Act of nearly at at. r .1. II and Co. Sold lour m 25.00 - • and 20,000 L in last Two Months. and • ALL the 30.0001. to one 1. 0 n t ., y . Royal Exchange, 26, Combill. 321, osturd.sireet, and by Agents it all principal County Towns. o. I, STR.%N NEXT DOOR TO N NORTHUAIBE D. RLAND HOUSE. Q l l . ll . I' anal CO. respectfully inform the Public that U their New Office, No. 1, Strand, is oto,red in constnuence of t!le maprnmitents now going on in that part of the Town, which vii,repore them to quit their old Other, No. 12, Charing Cross, usv Mort ome. T'Art , and Shares for the FOUR Grand Prizes of 30,0001. and Leval,,all tie be drawn in One Day, December ti, are on qtr `'" N. I, Strand, and at SWIFT and Co.'s. Ohl Offices, , 11, Poultry, and 31, Aldgate High.street ; also, for the pre. sc..t, x 12, Chariag4:7ollll, a. usual. • to in immense amount have been Sold by SWIFT and ( O. ear Tularly No. 1,082, a Prize of DUNl'''. drawn the 18th 10,t Numb ; also, 7,031, a Prize of 20,000/. bc....des Twelve I annals, within a lees Months. all 61:11. IV. CAP. tie. ALL LOTTERIE.4 EXPIRE .Vt"flit: END OF THESE DRAWINGS. DISH haring been eminently successful in distributing of Thiry Thousand Pounds, he feels a confident a9c !hr. r.ittune will bestow even more than her usual kindnese hm ni the present Scheme, which he respectfully recommends ti friends, the Public; for, in addition to the popular Lotteries, it abounds with those favourite Capitols, Eilf).000. in FOUR (;RAND PRIZES OF X 50.1000 I 17:10,00 1:30,0110 1:30,994.1 Ace. &c. exceeding TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY.EIGHT THOUSAND POUNS, AI,I, IN ONE DAY—T U ESD AY, 8111 NEXT MONTH, Tirkrt, and Shares are selling at Ilish's (Mims, Nu. 4, Comilla. 11 %i h. Chating.ertos, London ; where he sold In one Lottery, All the 3 of £lO.OOO In another, 2 out of 3 of £30,000 Also the First 1:30,000 ever drawn And the Last £.30,000 ever drawn And in the very last thawing, Illth of October, 1,0112 2,1111 THREE PRIZES OF £20,000 Anil Five other Capitals, were Sold by BISII; SECURE AND ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT ON LEASE HOLD PROPERTY IN MAR YLEBONE-LANE. By Mr. COX, At the Auction Man, on TUESDAY, December 20, at 1 precisely, Fr HE LEASE, for an unexpired term of Thirty-six fears, of a well-built HOUSE, No. 30, Marylebone-tane, near Buistrode-street, at a ground -rent or four guineas isiesz, mid let on lease fur near 20 years, producing a rental of The Premises may be viewed, by permission of the tenant ; printed psniudars to be obtained on the Premises ; of Mr. Lucas, i4o•litttet. 18, Notdngharn-etreet ; at the Auction Mart ; and the Auctioneer, 26, St. James's-street. INVESTMENT ON LEASEHOLD PROPERTY AT HAMMERSMITH. C At the Auction M ar t , on T UES DAY, Deeembar 20, at 1 precisely, rill HE IMPROVED RENT arising from THREE _L SHOPS on the Great Western Road, opposite to the Inn called the Winds* Castle, Hammersmith, and let on pro. clueing a clear annua: rental of s i olt r ch e or ula 7 l 4e u t ' hu be mltra i ltd: t, Strang; tlh et' e aua Wooer, SS, St. James's.street. MATERIALS OF Sr. KATHARINE'S CHURCH, Near the Tower; DIVELLINO-HOUSES. WAREHOUSE, &e. By PAULIN, SON, and HERNE, On the Premix", on TUESDAY, December 13, and following Ihys, at II each Day, by order of the Directors of the St. Ka tbarire Dock Company,ALl. the Valuable MATERIALS o f the CHURCII, DWELLING-HOUSES, WAREHOUSE. Ac. in Lots, to be taken down by the Purchasers ; consisting of a large quart. tit)) of slating, ditto of sound brizit-work, excellent beams, Joists, triflers, plates. floor-boards, Onthie- windows, nearly new; clone columns and twelves. the fittings-up of the pews in excellent preser vation ; an organ loft with handsome gothic carved tront, large Dutch wainsem doors. screens and enclosures ; several thousand feet of Portland, Purbeck, and Yorkshire stone paving ; about 160 feet run of modetn iron railing, with gates and biotic curb, and a large quantity of lead. The 3laterials of the Houses consist of pan and plain tiles, round brickwork, beams, joists, rafters, capital floor.soarda, wainAeotA, panitions, sastiss, frames, doors, and marble and other chimney pieces. _ _ The }.stores comprise lead cisterns, .ranges, stoves, and variety of other effects. May be viewed on Monday preceding the Sale, when Catalogues may be nail on the Premises ; at the Dock-office, Austin-friar, ; the Surveyor's Office, Tuwer-hill ; and of the Auctioneers, Broad street. Ratelift Just published in 1 vol. 12mo. price 4s. Gd. bound. VUMA POMPILICS, Second ROI DE ROME, Par FLORIAN. _ ...... . Printed for Dulau and Co., 37, Kohn-square ; G. IL Whittaker, Ace 31aria.lane; Longman, and Co. Patemoster.row ; Docoey and Sons. Bond. street ; and Sinipk:n ►nd !Marshall, Stationer'-court. Just published in 1 voL 12rno. price 4s. sewed, the Seventh Edition of T SOUTERRAIN ; ou, lee deux Soeurs. Par I I Madame Maker, (late Madame Wringer.) Published by Dulau and Co. Foreign Ltooksellers. 37, Soho. square. SPANISH LANGUAGE. To be bad of Huhu and Co. Foreign Booksellers, 37, Sobo- • square. TAUFIEF'S NATURE DISPLAYED in her mode of I' teaching Language to man ; or a new and infalliable method of acquiring a Language in the shortest time possible, deduced Iran the analysis of the human mind, and consequently s uited to every capacity t adapted to the Spanish by Don MANUEL de TIARES, and L'HAIIfkOUS,.2 vols. Oro. It. lea. To be had, also lately published, The SPANISH WORD-1100R, or First Step to the Spanish Language, on the Plan of the French Wordbook, by G. GA LINDO, 18mo. Is. Also. by the same Author, An INTRODUCTION to *PAN'S!! READING, being easy Reading Lessons in the Spanish Language, with an inter linear, and literal translation. adapted to the acquirement of that Language. in a simple and %pertly manner. !Oro. Is. On Wednesday, the 30th instant will be published in I vol. 12tno, price 7%. - T IIE SUBALTERN ; originally published in Black. 11041111 ' . Edinburgh Magazine. " Little of this great world can I speak, Alore than pertains to feats ni broil and battle; And therefore little shell I grace my cause, In speaking for myself.' —Othello. Printed for Wm. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Cadell, Strand, London. On Wetlnewlir. the 30th in'tant will be publishe,l, IlLACKWC V D t 'ti vii. l;;l)l i si c B ur t . 6 1 , 1 , G 1 1 1 1 05. MAGAZINE, Visits to the Ileum ; not k ourth. The Story of Ags Alice Akbar—ll. Norte Ilispanicra. No. 12. Sancho Or.iz de las Rocks. By Lope de Vega--111. The 31cn.ofAVar's.. Man, Chapters lti and 17—IV. French Literature of the Day— V. On the Use of Metaphors—Vl. Letters from Senez, on Swift, Sir Walter Stott. &c.—Vll. Lines addressed to John Broster, F.A.S.E.—VIII. Protestant Sisters of Charny-1 X. Stanzas for Music—X. The Silk Trade—XL Written in a Church-yard— XII. Noctes Amhrosianc, No. 23—X111. Monthly List of New Publications— X IV. Appointments, Promotions, &c.—X V. Births, Marriages, and Deaths. Printed for Wm. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. CadeU, Strand, London. This day is published, price If. GI. in roan, or elegantly bound in morocco. price If. 158. QTOCK DA LE'S CALENDAR for 1826, containing— let.—The PEERAGE of the UNITED KINGDOM, with the Arms, &c. of all the Peers, with entirely New Plates, carefully revised and amended. 2d.—The BA RONETAGE, with the Arms, &c. of all the Baronets, with entirely New Plates. 3d.—The A1,31/1 NACK for 1826. 4th.--The COMPANION, with considerable additions and emendations. ith.—The INDEX. N.B.—The Peerage and Baronetage may be had separately, price 7s. lid. each In boards. James Ridgway, No. 1119, Piccadilly. CHILBLAINS, Rif EI'ILATIs3I. SPRAINS, 'Le. L E It'S CAJEI'U T OPO E Ll)OC.—Cajeput Oil, which is tre buffs of this Opodcldoc, has been long esteemed on the Continent as a remedy for Chronic Rheumatism, Spasmodic Affections, Chilblains, Palsy, Stiffness, and enlarge ment of the Joints, Sprains. Bruises, and Deafness ; and the ex. perience of late years in England, proves that it merits the high character given of it by the moat eminent in the profession, in those obstinate complaints. Being confined in the form of Opodeldoe, it is rendered more penetrating, and consequently much more effi cacious as an external application, Rubtord upon the skin.. by means of flannel or the worm hand, it strays morbid irritation of nerves, invigorates the obsorbents, and accelerates the cir culation. Sold in Bottles at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d.. by Butlers, Ehymlste 4, rheaPidde• corner of St. Paul's ; and A, Sockville-street, Dublin ; Savory and Co. 136. New Bond-street, and 220, Regent-street and by the principal medicine renders throughout the United Kingdom. (If whom also may be hid. BUTLER'S CU ILBLAIN CERATE, an excellent Re medy for Chilblains when broken ; used also in Stehle, flume, 3:c. *.• Be careful to ask for Buil' r's rajcput Upodeldoc. SPORTING IN7'Ef.LIGENC E. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. H. Jolnfra's, Esq. fox hounds will meet this day at Brockham ; Wednesday at Horse Hills ; and Friday at Nuttleld—at eleven each day. The urrcy fox hounds will meet this day at Lock's Bottom : Thursday at Godstorte ; and Saturday at Addington—at half-past ten each day. The Surrey flariers will meet this day at Sanderstead ; Wednes day at ditto ; and Saturday at ditto—each day at ten. Carroll is the first Contractor, in the annals of Lotteries, who has presented the public with four grand prises of 30,0001. all to be drawn in one day, Tuesday, litn next month. Carroll has always been remarkahlo toe selling 30,000/. prise& hawing lately *ld four of that amount, and also four of 90,10061. iu four months.. lie aim amicipates a continuance of this lurk at his fortunate of bees, 19, Conthill ; 7. Charing-cross; and 26, Oxford-street, on Tuesday, Bth next month. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War-Oftee, Nor. 25, 1 82 5 . Ist or grenadier Regiment of Foot enank—Brevet Col. A. Lord Saltoun to be Major, by purchaae, vie: JONI.. who retires; Lieut. and Captain P. Clarke to be Captain and Lieutenant. Colonel, by purchase, vise Lord Salome ; Ensign and Lieutenant G. John. atone to he Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice Clarke; Ensign J. W. Jodrell. from the 62d Foot, to be Ensign and, Lieutenant, by purchase, vhse Johnstone; and Captain F. V. Vernon to he Adjutant, vice Mete, promoted—all dated Novem ber 17, 1825. ' 6th Regiment of Foot—lattltillllol Charles Davos Allen, from ' half-pay 98th F ont , r i ce P eter Donald Bohm, who exch ange. ; and Lieutenant IFillistr Dwane hem bettf-pay 25th Foot, vice William Stott , who exchanges , to be Licattenknts—dated as above. 15th ditto—Lieutenant Beery Clinton, from half.pay 17th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Frederic[ Derides Radioed, who exchanges ...dated u above. 19th ditto—William Bernard, Gent. to be Ensign, without pm. chase, vire Robineen, monsoled—dated as above. 21st ditto—Certain Colin Candtbok to be Major, by puriase. 418 Thomas, prom o t e d ; LiettNeemer JebeLariallon Peddie, to lo Captain, be purchsuicyjsagleaissil ; Secood Lieutenant thaodday Beet to be Put7.leatiFahl, 'by putedillte, "tea ?MUM: Gentleman Cadet Arthur Webber, from the Royal Military College, to he Sewed Lieutenant, ty perdue" Mee Beet—all dated November 28, 1825. 22d ditto—David Res Smith. Gent. to be Ensign, by purcha-e, vice Gough, promoted—daterl Nov. 3. 1823. 23d ditto—Captain William Fenwiek, from the half.pay, to be Captain, vice %Miami Rentonl. who exchanges, receiving die ditference—datcd Nov. 17, 1825. 24th ditto—lion. Charles PreNtnn to he Ensign, by purchase, vice ' Robinson, promoted—dated 19th Nov. 1323. 30th ditto_, Wright, (dent. to he Ensign, vice Battley, deeeased—dated lilt Nov. 111 25. 334 ditto—Lieutenant Alexander Robertson, from the Ceylon Re. ginient, to be Lieutenant, vice IVlannell, promoted.—dated as above, 42d ditto—Ensign Charles Kerr Macdonald to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hogarth, promoted; Archibald Campbell. Gent. ' to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Macdonald—both dated 21ith Nov. 11125. 46th ditto—Ensign Peter Le; h, from half.psy 61st Foot, to be En- ' sign, vice Francis‘Vykehani Martin, who exchanges—dated lith Nov. 1825. 53d ditto—Er sign Edward Berkeley Philipps to be Lieutenant, by ' punhase, vice Carpenter, promoted ; James St. (lair Doyle, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Philipps—.both dated as above. 55th ditto—Ensign Bentiock 11. Cumberland to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Mackay., who retires; George Bowles, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Cumberland—dated 13th Oct. ' 1325. 58th ditto--Ensign John Blaquiere Mann to he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Stevenson, promoted—dated 17th Nov. 11125. ' 624 ditto—Franklin Lecky, Gent. to be Ensign. by nurchase, vice Jodrell, appointed to the Ist or Grenadier Foot Guards—dated as above.“ . 61th ditto—Charles Stuart Barker, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Draper, promoted--dated 19th Nov. 1825. 73d ditto—Ensign Adolphus Lvtimer Tinling Widdrington t 3 he Lieutenant, by purchase, vice IVigley, promoted—dated 26th Nov. 11125. 77th ditto—Ensign Anthony Dillon, from the 93d Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Corlield, promote d—dated 17th Nov. 11125. 81st ditto—Henry Shawe Jones, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hope. promoted--dated 27th Oct. 1825. 87th ditto—Hobert Dudley. Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Doyle, promoted—dated 13th Nov. 1825. 91st ditto—Ensign Donald %Villiamsnn in be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Buchan. promoted in the 77th Foot—dated 17th Nov. 1825 ; Nathaniel Kane, Gent. to be Ensign, vice William son—Dated Nov. 17. 1825. 93d ditto—John Hanker Smith, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Dillon, promoted in the 77th Foot—dated as above. 98th Ditto—Lieutenant Edward Hunter, from half-pay 60th Foot, to be Lieutenant, with otR purchase—doted as above. 99th ditto--Brevet Major Jamas Johnston to be Major, by pur chase, vice Dodgin, who retires: Lieutenant Philip ;Moir, from the fifth Foot, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Johnston—both dated as above. Rile Brigade—Captain Robert Ferguson, front the half pay, to be Captain, paying the difference to the Half-pay Fund, vice Ed ward Coxon, who exchanges—dated a‘ above. 2d West India Regiment— Lieutenant William Morgan, from half. pay 37th Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice John Manby, who ex changes—dated as above. Cane Corps (Cavalry)—Ensign George Schindler Brown, from the 74th Foot, to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Sheppard, promoted in the 6th Dragoons—dated 10th Nov. 1825. UNATTACHED. Brevet Litutenant.Colonil Ilen;11+1;;;;, from the 21st Foot. to he Lieutenant-Colonel of Infantry, by purchase—dated 2Gth Nov. 1823. To be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase—Ensign Edward New ton, from the Bth Foot ; and Cornet James Edward Alexander, from the 13th Light Dragoons—hotli dated 21ith Nov. 1023. To be Ensign, by purchase—George W. Tireman, Gent.—dated as above. BREVET. To be Majors in the Army—C apt ain lion. Francis Charles Stan hope, of the 78th Foot—dated 27th Aug. 11325 and Captain Wm. Kingdom Rains, of the blat Foot--dated 17th Nov. 1021 CHAPLAIN. Rev. Jo'eph Hutleon, A.M.tOVe Chaplain to the Forces—dated 25th N0v.1025. MEMORANDA. The under-mentioned officers have been allowed to dispose of their half-pay :—Lieutenant James Wemysa Disney, half-pay 2d Garrison Battalion ; Lieutenant John George Green, half-pay 2:I Dragoon Guards; Ensign Henry Hickman, half-pay 6311 Foot ; Lieutenant-Colonel Neil Cockburn, Retired List 4th Royal Ve teran Battalion--all dated 26th Nov. 1325. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Alidliesex. To be Deputy Lieutenants—John Scott Lilly, Ban.; and Wil liam Robinson, Esq. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of liens. To be Deputy Lieutenanta—Astley Paston Cooper. Esq. ; John Ryley, Esq.; Robert Choterbuck. Esq.; Charles Ross, Esq.; Charles Phelips, Esq.; William Henry Shirretr. Esq.; James Smith, Esq. • Sir George Duckett. Bart. t Henry Crabb, Esq. ; Ebenezer John Collett, Esq.; Francis Smote, Esq. : Robert Sut ton, Esq.: John Finch .Mason, Esq.-401 dated 3d Oct. 1823. Sir eharlmi. Flower, Bart.; and John Murray, Esq.—both dated 7th Oct. 1823. Crean-01Sn, Nor. 23, 1825. Days and Places appointed for holding the AVinter Borne Circuit, Mr. Baron lltrt.toci. Mr. Justice LITTLEDALI. Ilertfordshire—Thurscla , , Dec. 1, at Hertford. Essex—Saturday, Dec. 3. at Chelniaford. Surrey—Saturday, Dec. 10, at Kingston.upon.Tharnes. Susses—Monday, Dec. 10. at Lewes. Kent.—Monday, Jan. 2, 1826, at Maidstone. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Left at the Bankrupt Office, under Act 6, (leo. 4th, cap. 16. sec. 6. JOSEPH 11rwnw CHAPPELL, Hamilton-row, Batde-bridge. smith. (Filed November 22.) JAMES Gs EGonT, Rock Inn, Kemp-Town, Brighthelmatonc, victualler. (Filet November TIIOMAS DEE OWES', Regent-place, Brighton, coal-merchant. (Filed November '21.) ROBERT JARDISIE, Wigan, Ismcashire, linen.draper. (Filed November' 4.) FRANCIS Fu RLET, Minekinhampton, Gloucestershire, cooper. (Fled November 25.) SAMUEL. SOTHEBY, Wellington.street, Strand, auctioneer. (Filed November 25.) JOHN MILWARD and JOON GILBERT LYNCH, Upper Thames -street, dealers. (Filed November 25.1 o Matt ELLIOTT, Nottingham, joiner and cabinet-maker. (Filed November 26.) BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. John Jarvis Bronipton, Kent. tailor and draper. '' IF'. Wheelhouse, Norwich, linen.drapa. BANKRUPTS. JOHN 3latsLow, Portland-Town, Regent's Park, builder, dealer and chapman, to surrender, !Member 3,0, at eleven, and January 7. at ten, at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitor, Mr. John Carlon, lligh-street, 3larylebone. Joss Ballasts, Clare -street, Clare.market, liden-dmner , dealer and chapman, December 6, at eleven, 10, and January 7, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Thomas Alinchin, Verulum-buildings, (hare Inn. TROIKAS BALL ORlOOlly, DIUDIMOnd4Intt, EIUMS4OIOIII44 - • LIPECI NUS K ItOWI.DICII, Stnre.a.reet, &VIT, dealer and ebap ; man, December 3, 10, and Janttary 7, at eleven, at the lialtkatlltta Court. ttol!eitor, Mr. Thomas Gates. Cateator.street. WILT.IAN HARGOOD. St. John -street, Clerkenwell, dealer and ehnpm a n. N ovem b er 29, at eleven. December rae...d . . January 7, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr, Part inrnn, Cbanre-alley. iiltlfßY tine*, bowgateJtill, merchant. December 3, at eine, 10. at eleven. and January 7, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. So. licimrs, Man-s. Bane. and Vincent, Bartinghall.etrert. NictroLo ne ?snowman RALI.I. Suffolk-lane, merchant, De cember 10. 13, and January 7, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitor, Mr. John Wilke, Finsbory.plate. Joins JARVIS, B:ompton. Kent. tailor and draper, Nneeenber 20, December 13. and January 7, at ten. at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. J. J. Tanner, New Baalnahall-street. Amcor( Swenw., Bluon,Ciloncestenthire, coal.dealer, dealer and chairman December I, 2. mud January 7, at one, nt the Rummer , Tavern, Bristol . Solidtora, 11r. Clabon, blink-lane ; and Mr. Weedirough, Corn-street, Bristol. FRANCIS DRAKE. New -street, Covent-garden, baker, Decem ber 3. 10, and January 7. at ten. at the liankt opts' Court. Staid ' tor. Mr. Fawcett, Jewin.atreet. Ctipplemate. JP PEAwet . fewrch.paspage, (;utlJhall, warebourem ciaapn.an, December 3. at twelve , 10. at ten. and J 7. a, AS the Beittreins' Court. Suborner,. Na. • .laoMr! . ; IVallirook. Rrch.tun TURSEII, laondon.road, blacking-manufacturer, December it, 13, and January 7, et ten. at the Bankrupts' Court. e, , licitutt, 3lessrs. Jay and Byles, Gray's Inn.rdace, Gray's Inn. ARTHUR, WILLIAM FORBES, and ROBERT GIBBON, Old City-chambers and Aberdeen. merchants, dcale-s and chspnien, Decenher 10, 17. and January 7. at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Plr. L. L. Ogle, Clement's-lane. Lombard-street. BENJAMIN MEURIMAN SIAS, Derners-street, StAlarylehone, upholsterer, dealer and chapman, December 3, at eleven, 10, at ten, and .January 7, at twelve, at the Bankrupt. Court. Solicitors, Mama. Saunders and Bailey, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square. JOAQUIN REEZ DE ALZEDO, Bank-buildings, merchant, dealer and chapman, December 3, 10, and January 7, et twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor., Mews. J. and S. Pearce, St. Swithin's-tane. GEORGE YORBTON. Mary-street, Harrpstead.road, potatoe salesman., dealer and chapman, December 3. 6, at eleven ' and January 7. at ten, a t th e B an k rupts ' C ourt. Solicitor, 111 r.Cole man, Tysoc-street, XVilinington-soitale, Spa-fields. JOHN KNIGHT WousTa:i. Aladdin-row, Holborn, Straw-bat manufacturer. dealer and chapman, November 29, December G, and January 7, at ten, at the Bankrupt.' Court. Solicitor, 3lr. itcche, Charles -street, Corent•garden. JONATHAN PEACOCK, Illackfriariroad, grocer. dealer and chapman, laxember 3, at eleven, lU, and January 7. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Air. I'arting:oc, Chiange alley, C.llllllll. WILLIAM CELTER. Condon-Iva:I, harness-maker, dealer and chipman. December 10, 13, and January 7, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Daniel Richardson, Cheap side. ISAAC IT E, Holland House, Isleworth, schoolmaster, dealer and chapman, December 6, at taclve, 10. and January 7, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, 31r. Young, Poland street, Oxfortl.‘treet. JOHN K Nir E, jun. Harp-alley, Fleet-market, broker, December 3, d , at eleven, and January 7, at ten, at the 13ankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. 1). Richardson, Cheapsiile. DIVIDENDS. December 17. Edmund Wheatley, Leicester-square, book seller, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. December 17. Wil liam Scott, Pall-mall, tailor and draper, at ten, at the Bank rupts' Court. December 19. Thomas Atherton, Liverpool, broker, at twelve, at the office of Mr. William Hinde, Mar shall -street, Liverpool. December 20. John Dunn, Live, pool, broker, at twelve, at the office of Mr. Wiliam Hinde. Marshall -street, Liverpool. December 17. Joseph Moore, Bristol, timber.nierchant, at one, at the Rummer Tavern, All- Saints'-lane, Bristol. December 19. George Wynne, Stafford, shoe-manufacturer, at one, at the Swan Inn, Stafford. December 17. William Smith and Jasper Atkinson the younger. Alderman bitty, merchants, at eleven, at the Bsiikrupts' Court. December 21 Richard Millward, hongner, Stafford, grocer, at four, at the George Inn, Leek. December 20. John Withers Wakeford, Moores, Lancashire, linen-draper, at ten, at the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester. December 17. William Yaffe, Newington causeway, draper, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. December 17. Henry Hodge. Duval'a-lane, Islington. brick-maker, at nine, at the Bankrupts' Court. December 20. Richard Wilson, Ponte fract. Yorkshire, money-scrivener, at eleven, at the George Inn, Coney-street, York. CERTIFICATES—Dr c. 17. Francis Minder and William Francis Campbell, Batton-garden, jewellers--William 1,. Levin, East India Chambers, L ea d en h a ll. vreet, merchant—Jame s Robertson. Red Lion -street, Clerken well, jeweller—William Robinson, Liverpool, upholsterer—James Da vies, Ferry-wharf, Vauxhall, coil-merchant—James Mei rick, Blackman street, Southwark, grocer—Daniel Cheatham, Stockport, Chester, cniton-spinner—llenry Carter, Ratcliffe-highway, linen. draper—Mary Whyte and James Whyte, Great East-cheap, Fish atreet-hill, perfumers—William Broadhead, Ashton-under-Line, hancarihire, and George Broadhead, Manchester, stone-masons— Edward Higgs, Thorubury, Gloucestershire, dcakr in spititous liquors. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Benjamin Wilkinson and George Ilegginbottom. Glossop, Der byshire, cotton-spinners--Charles Coleman and Ritharil Wedd Maidstone, Kent, surgeons—James Craver and William Davison Alnyiek, Northumberland, seedsmen—Pe er Coupes and IVTiam. Hunt, Edinburgh, writers to the signet—Thomas Reynolds and Thomas Brodribb, Redelitl-street, Bristol, ironmongers—Joseph Green and John Marsh, jun. Sheffield, manufacturers of Britannia metal goods—James Carleton and John Buckley. Huddersfield, Yorkshire, tobacco-pipe manufacturers—James G lencross, William Hodge, and John Norman, Devonpon, Devonshire, bankers, an Cr as regards the said James Glencross—Jasper 1V ?neon and Na thaniel Westcett, Bristol, brass-founders--Philip Hartley and Ito ben Ashburner, Low-mill, near tilrerston, Lancashire, cotton. spinners --George Hood and Francis Abbot, Derby, bobbin-mann facturers--Thomas Goodchild and John Blunt, Fenchureh-street, merchants—Joueph Sheultsmith and John Sumdish, York, plum bers—Theodore Turley and William Lincinn, Birmingham, atampers—Richard Newport and Henry James North, Guildford- place, Kennington-cross. Lambeth, Surrey, plasterers—John Davi son, Matthew Walley, and Charles Gould, Gutter-lane, warehouse men--Thornas Wigglesworth and John IViggleswortli, Colne, Lancashire, cord-manufacturers—James Yates and William Gil. be son, Leeds, Yorkshire, woolstaplers--Edwartl Brooman and Henry Bowring, Commercial Sale-rooms, Mincing-lane.—Joseph Holmes and Abraham Farrer, Lester-Dylce, Bradford. Yorkshire, wonted-spinners—Joha Ashforth, Joseph Cutts, and John Harts horn, Sheffeld, silver.plattrs, PO far as relates to the said Joseph Cutts—William 0. H. Lorain and John (ire, Chester, sninilware dealers—John Clare, George Burdy, John Haddock. and Edward Browne, Warrington, Lancashire, crown-glass-manufacturers, PO far as regards the said George Runty—Lewis Lazarus and Philip Lazarus, Rosemary-lane, and Maiden-lane„ Queen.wreet, Cheap side, rapmerchants--James Wilde, Benjamin Wilde, Joseph Wilde, and Henry Wilde, Saddleworth, Yorkshire, clothiers, so far as regards the said Benjamin and Henry Wilde. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 23,1 day of November, 1823, is 10*. 101 d. per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of custom+ paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain. Average price of Corn from the Returns received in the Week ending November 19, 1825. Wheat. 1 Barley. Our. Rye. Beans. I Pease. s. d. s. d. a. d. I. ti. I. d. P. d. 64 11 40 27 3 42 10 46 2 50 10 MATCH PROM BRIGHTON.—Captain Warner, of Upper Merton, undertook on Saturday. for a bet of 200 sovere;gns, to go from Brighton to Kennington.eroaa, by way of liodsmne and Turner'a.hill (54 miles) in nice hours,. The bad state of the roads brought betting to 7 to 4on time. Mr. Warner merlin. plished 20 miles hi tour hours, when be made a temporary halt, and continued nn at a winning rate to Riddlewdmin, 13 miles, having two hours and Live minutes left. The task was perfo rtnet t in about two minutes within the given time, but by moat extraor. dinary perseverance. LATE MURDER IN GDEINSET.---li is customary in Guernsey to produce crimir.als the first Satttnlay after their com mitment (if the I.:our is open}, and accordingly Mr. Chapman was brought up on Saturday last to Meld. The Court wfill to excess. About a quarter past twelve the Sheriff handed in his prisoner ; never did any man present inch a different spUrtrance his eyes were swollen, ins looks wild, his whole frame appeared to have sustained a year's confinement. The Oreffier according to custom, read the indictment in French, after which the Bailiff read a translation. lie then asked the prisoner if he were guilty or not guilty ? Mr. Chapman pleaded not guilty. lle appointed Mr. toisCitUoch and Mt. John de Saumaren, juuibr, as his advo cates. Wind W. to W.N.W. H istk water 7 es: pest IL Arrived th e S ara ', at•ti Marianne, Christian frons'Quebee ; lAN Hutchinson, from Rio de Janeiro; Ellen Swims; Doom, I rII , front Oporto ' in lleylakc. The Cite of Edinburgh, M•kellar, from New South Wars, arrived at 'Bombay op the lttb August. The Pieasint. Banks. from Liverpool, has arrived at Newfdatti. !rod. with tos of Bails , bulwarks. and tarp damaged. The ti tide, Pearce. from Liverpool for Boston, was spokes fist Oct. in lit. 41, long. 61. The ()dean., Sliwelctord, from liverpool for PortiMOtlih, 0. if. was spoken 10th irvt. iu lat. 47. long. 31. The Junn•s, Trevaras. from Altnend the Liverpool, has put kilo I'enzaitee, with lova or sails, &c. SATURDAY* Now. 116. Wind W.N.W. blowing hard; rain. ITO Water 40 au. peat 11. .hired the Nep.tinc, Leitch. from New Orleans; Matilda. Bulls. ;rant Nliramirlii, in 17 days: Fanny, ThOthreton, from Quebec: Alsrgar. t, Grone, from New Orleans; Oporto, Marlin, t-om Oporto; Tolson, Vnwattl, from Quebec; Cambrian. 141•Plirrnori, Iron; Macau, sai:ed 12:h (Ict.; Elizabeth, Dagmar. rm.) Quebec; Per u , L on d on . from Ikliramichl; Thetis, Tanbridge„ Iron, TIIC Franklin, !larding, sailed from Cork for New York cm the 22ii inst. Tice :Villiehrios. Lk, from Liverpool for Elsinore, put into 1.1 V on tit. nth if•st. with damage. The Nrp• ne. front New Or:ears, on the 14th Oct. off Mat:nu,. spoke the tri..is,,fr,n) .Yr.mitira for Liverpool. The Celia, Sherwood, from Liverpool, has arrived at Valparaiso • NOIITII AND SOUTH irHERICAN COFFER-lIOUSL„ N0W. 1 24. tr 2 Wind 1V. 8 .W. Fea st tweezes, and thick. COWFS, Nov. 26.—A rrired thri Varna, Pratt, from Boston, ft days out for orders : spoke, on the 20th Nov. the Atnetieen ship Pacohotitaa, from Lowden for New Yerk. lAt 46 Resolution, Lida , Aim-tic/in brig, from Cr +Jen ^n' ist frost llarwich, leaky. Several outward.bouod vasiels a , .As.lasck EAsT INDIA SHIPPING. The Earl St. Vincent, Middleton, has arrived in the Dolma ; she nailed front llatavia the 29th of July, and ham St. Helena the 6.h of October. SAI Lt NG rnost SynNEY—The Sir Charles Forbes. FouTerton. from Madras and Bengal, the 12th of June, having 165 tronron board for 31adras, but on coming out of Sydney she got aground, through the carelessness of the pilot, and reeeitisd much damage; alto was to unload preraratory to being hove down. The Elizibtith, Coffins, and the AVillism Shand Kenn, had heft Sydney, and were expected at Batavia, to load for Europe. PAssru HY A N.I R—The Jorina, from Rotterdam, bound to ChMa, tiie 11th of .luly ; the Gemi.ters and the Aurora, from Rot•i• terdani for China, the 15th of July ; and the Christopher, Scott. from Rotterdam, found to Livetpnol, the 2.2 d of July. sroxs:x (longue Nash, from China to Europe, in lat. v N. by the Hooghly2ohe had received some damage. AItRIVALS AT Sr. lIELENA.—The Harmony, Butler, from the Cup-, the 21hlt of September; and the Aim, Miller (American), from Itarnhey, the 31 0.. t. , „... `At LING, F. 4-• Sr.lll, T. EN A.—The Harmony, Buder, frana Rio, the 4th of Oct., and the Ann, 51,11er, fur Salem, the 4th Oct. 01N% The Cliviapeake, from Batavia to Philadelphia, the 12th Sept. spolt.: by the Earl Bt. Vincent. The Earl Si. Vincen•, arrived ofr Dover, left at Batavia on 29th July. the flerculea. ; Hugh Crawford, Langdon, for Solgapore; Admiral Cockburn, Coaling; and Pbilotazc, Ru therford. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FaLarorrtr, Nov. 24.—Arrived ihe Norton packet, from the Leeward Islands; she sailed from St. Thomas's Illth ult.; and the Tr;3l. Jenkins, from I,orloS. PORTSMOUTH, NOV. 25,—Arrived the Cato transport, front Queheii, in 24 dap., :.rd the following outward-bound vessel* front the Downs, vie,—the Harrell, Metcalfe, for Sierra Leone; the British Monarch, Pearson, for Demerara; the Robert Bathgate, for Montserrat ; t h e M an l y , S ayers, for Barbadoes ; and the Jun.. tina, Young. for Grenada. Sailed his . Majesty's ship Rainbow, Honourable Capt. Boas, for the Cape of Good Hope and India. Drat., Nov. tn.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the Earl St. Vincent, Mi.hlieton, front Batavia; the Faith, Ooldswortli, from Quebec ; the Olie" Ford, from Smyrna ; and the Ruhr, Haswell, front .Urea. Arrived from the River, and sailed vOilt the whole of the outward-bound, Br Abeona, Turner; and the Londoo, Turner, for Jamaica ; Agents's, Raker, for Ment aserat ; the Cor iolanu,, Cole, for Rio Janeiro; and the Fes, Whits, fee Malta. Gluts - Eaki), Nov. 25.—Arrivad the Sea Nymph, Shell, bent Lisbon ; Hare, Ta)lor s from Quebec t SOS Lark. Waitielf irsua Malaga; Mallard, French, from Ceph a l on i a ; Jesse, Brown. front Itlalagn ; Sophia, Barclay, from Madras; Valley Field, Gray, from Quebec; Stakesby, Comer, from ; Malta, Hardy, from Oporto ; Ebenezer, Williamson, from Seville; Lyra. Hardy, from ('adiz ; Shakemear, Legg, from Valparairo ; Ann Elizalteth. Carlin, from the South Seas; James Riley. Spencer, front Seville; Catherine, Kesler, from Faro; Hermes, Nicholson, from Perrambuco; Juno, Hutchinson, from Oporto; Fanny, Taylor, from Catliz ; Empress, Hamilton, front Lisbon ; Br.. tannia, Orfeur, from Billion; Sarah, Ball, from Miramichi ; Ellen, Mortimer, from Figuerls; Dolphin, Stuck, from Oporto; Hero, Ilurst, from Hamburgh ; Clifton. Walker, from Ham burgh; Cyrus, Doge; Rlrina , 11I•Pherson ; and Prince, Brai t h wa it e , from Queb:c; Vigilant , Smallridge, from Oporto. Sailed the Eagle, Batty. for Oldie; Ellis, Stains, for Tobago ; Duke of Denote, Harris, for Jamaica; Julie, Preager, for Calais; Briton, Krill tee, for Ilainburgh ; Princess Charlotte, Pesky, for Jamaica ; Augustus Cxaar, Selby, for Jamaica ; Cossack, Tot:, , for Naples.__ _ , r ._ u N ov. 24. —The llorimfiord, Brazen, from St. [lbws to Copenhagen, was abandoned 20th ult. in lat. 43, long. 11. being it a sit.king star:. Crew saved by the Yalu, Ritchie, arrived in tha Humber. BELFART, Nor. 23.—The William Hoeg, APKenrie, ,Foul Drontheim, was driven Irons her moorings at Port Rush, l 3 inst., and totally wrecked. Dit t: SSE s. Nov. 25.—We learn from Bruges, that within then few days the fishermen have picked up and brought on shore the fol lowing articles. via.:—At Ostend. 337 bales of amen, 8 pipes of red wine. sod 3 barrels of gin ; at Blankenburg. 53 bales of cotton ; at , d at II cyst. 57 bales. A vessel, looking like a brig, strandett near Wcoduyne. and abandoned by the crew, seems to have been loath(' with grain and. pipe -staves. h is supposed that it must have been lost about a month, as some of the corn had begun to shoot, and the body of a dog was in a state of putrefaction. On the 22d it was horst to pieces by the waves. There was a book of Geometry on board, on the first leaf of which is written, " Thomas Liddle's book. Born 'larch IS, 1803." Two fishing-boats have found at tso a three-tnasted vessel, copper-bottomed, thrown atty much on one side, and appearing to have ha full cargo; they brought it within two leagues of the coast, w h ere a san d s b ansc obliged them to leave it. The next tide they went with other beats boats to fetch it, but it had disappeared, and is probably sank-- Brussels Parr. OaTesn, Nov. 23.—The Hull of a vessel, with only a few water casks on board, has drifted on shore at ltlarkenbufrm . A. piece of paper was found, written on " Thos. Liddell; born March 15 It. 111113." Part of the aide of a vessel (aupposed to be past or the Ogll Castle) has been driven on shore at Nieuport, ad sold by the Governmer t forabout 121. 'GI ENADA. OCT. 12.—The sloop Hannah, with • largo ("aro of plantation supplies on board, struck in going iiro La 'Jaye, n.l the 2.2 d ult., and immediately went down in dr: p water. ST. HELENA. OCT. 6.—The sloop Maria run on shoe. gout Robin Isl..tid, Table Bay. The French ►loop impronitc, from St. TIMMRIOII for M:triiniqur, wav itraniled on Nicker bland, near Virgin Gorda, lith Scot.; Iter tackle. furniture, &c. saved and tarried to Tortola, aid sold nu the 1 1th of said month. VESSELS SPOKEN WlTll—Aurora, Dearnext, from St. Peters. burgh, about 19th inst. by the l'itrixt, Jomesou. nr:i ye I ja flnk 211. Swan, whaler, by the Alpha, Irowden, which arrived at tile Cape of Good Hupe ;Mil Sept. from Rio Jantin). CUSTOMHOUSE, Nov. 28. SHIPS ENTERED INWAROB.—The George and Maim. Trail, from Leghorn • Adimis, l'etrie, from Cape Coast Castle Mi.l Accra; Hobbs, Buchannno, from Standgate Crec't Newman, from Malaga; Marshal Blucher, Davis, Gem Faro : Xenophon. Fleming, from New York: Doncamer, MarthAlt. from Quebec; Concord, Smith, from Dijon ; Ale:cornier, N:. cholson, from Newcastle; Stratton, Bromley. from Srandzaro Creek ; Swiss, Thornton, from Hamhurgh • l'etsrv-rance, Mar. golly, from Calais; Fiero Burnt, from Ilamburgh ; Ranger, Savage, from Belfast; Grin, Brawn. from l'Ioonte; limes, Faillant, from Calais; Eleanor. Lamb, from Bordeaux. ENTERED Otrxwattort —The Ida, Pappm, tOr Llsinnre 3E4 Copenhagen; Tre Soskende, Schone. for t hrioinnn; VrPllt• Marta Anna, ‘Vetsg, for Antwerp; Mr, Nickolls. for Ilamburyki Vrouw Antonin, Main. for Antis( rp ; Lord Low:her. Steward, fo • Sr. Helena, India, and China: Thomas Farral, B^rry, for \Vox. ford: Lady novena. Marl), for Tenerife, Van Ditnaen's and New satuth Wales. CI.F.JIRTI) OUTWARD!' FINALLY AT 0 11AVERE1111.—ThIll Perseverance, Thomas, for Pencil& and Tampico; Bolleatalianev, %Pitman. for Antwerp; Henry William. Wort'', for Matte; An emia, Baker. for 'fcncritre; Emile. Ware. f u r Cadiz; Ellft+, Stunners, for Tobago; Duke of Bronte, Barris. for Jamesent Julie, Preager. for Calais; Rose, Ellie, far Itottc:datui.. Cvestaistt OUTWAIDA.—The Aurora, Jatikeon.. Plydia and Smyrna; Merlin, Week's. al , 4Vltativkt. Walt. 74loilkas z t Mirthles, Hopper, for St. Vineent'sk.Prince Coboing,'Prith, fur Tobago; Bresd packet. Scarlet, fee Rib Janeiro ;An !Vella, "lh'encke, for Bremen; Ella. RI Ike. foe Ruttcedam ; EikiWtnota, Blackbam, for Oporto and Rio Janeiro. 11