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r d-e/ st't. ,7fr l so. 7,180. err• Or LONDON TAVERN. Dec. 18. IRli. Ts CENER/ ', MEETING ' - SHIP-OWNF" 0 oftwa 'AIN, Iv' conformable' avt• GEOIWE ,„ gron tithe r ";,,rvii. and una Vi i ,„, - -- 4,..d u nanlinously, 1 ..... ",-. so lisjelty's Government 0 0 : 0 ,.0.1h5.e conferred, d sh i org, bet tepee. 00 0 • Vide, Navigation, Veal seanimouvly, .„,. ottbe Laws of the . 7,„, t i ne cessary 1 41 .-' r o ll E s q., who f .„7, ~, i t to frame , 17 - A iiee .nerl .0., o .. .wen rub copies " . ; ‘ ,Ol unanimously, ""-- E ue Elie magnitude and o dy town incompliant ow /in country, by to' ron lb 4 Mile elm __. Wiebliblighloat .0.7_ ~, - to tie Irk e est u nanimously. laslifavetidast, in the ar bi gagtho' - owls* $ t h e ein do adman , lOW _olloloefi :- 111 . aCD w I. IlinL iwausb il l n in de* • kr.-1166710, Sq. ge 14111 having left , leen. itiae• ovtived unanimous*, _ s ,e u George Lyall,Di4,. I,:i continued, able, r- ' Amen. CONTI / I .7, - ; - - "IN . gir - Pri7 , 77" . " . 5 1... •" -- '''" . " - MIPMINOMMIIIIPII? / o/ 4:l // 7 --- . . • ,_., ze-- z . 4 , 07-..... . 1-6.4-", , 6 . d 7 - , .-4_,.,_+ ikut„, ~,_ ) , ) Price 7d. -- i'ui f*. 1 , ~ **V ....' . 1 : : • .> i . . ' " - - r 0 4 ..., , 40 • .4). .. t• , . • •• • ~.,,, • 1 ...:• ..- • ..' O WI ~4 I. _4 l r o t L - 1- Ai TIE Directors - - pre Notice, that they will be ready to receive Tenders es!td up) at the Superintendent's OfSce, at the Dock, on WED. YESDAI , the ‘M of January next, at Twelve o'clock, from such aeons as may be willing to supply the Company with STA !It , NE ItY for one year. ;e7 Tender mast be made conformable to the Particulars, and a- accompanied with a letter, signed by a responsible person, eitging to become bound with the person tendering in the sum o: YO. fur the due performance of the Contract. Prticulars and Conditions of the Contract may he know!), and frnple. of the articles seen at the Dock ; and the Company's )loose. Princes-street, flank. Landon Dock House, S. COCK, Secretary. Dee 14,1813. N.B. No regard will be paid to any Tender delivered after 12 sdoek 011 that day, nor the person making the Tender, or we person on his behalf, shall attend. SOCIETY fur pROMOTING the ENLARGING and BUILDING of CHURCHES and CHAPELS. PATRON. His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. PRESIDENT. His Grace the Are - illsl;opeif CANTERBURY. The Annual General Meeting of this Society, held at the Free mace Ttaern. May 25, teas numerous and most respectable. The Report showed how much good the Society has been instru ment; :a effecting, with means comparatively small. It has made grettl la 325 cases; and, by the etpenditurc of P. 6.1401., has been moscuettsl in providing an increase of accommodation in Churches aad CUD& to the amount of 113.714 sittings. Of this number 54,4 are fur the use of the poor. The assistance given by the Sandy ha all but exhausted its finances; aid yet such is the tem* scd increasing population of the country, that Church teta tea mach greater extent is still required. Applications are mat eve nucim now than they were at any termer period ; Mt Woe fhi ints wheat is earnestly entreated, and on deft do Society depends (far it is supported entirely by voluntary arributions), shalt supply the means, assistance can be SIO longer ollaird. The Parliamentary Grants ate specifically appropriated lobe building W additional Churches, and in places where the population exceed* 4,001 pursoiis : they cannot be applied to lager% enhooge, or rebuild. These are the great objects of this *tete. and thole objects have been promoted with no inconsider enet;nat, dining Ow 7C3 years of its existence. It bas opened the doors of the E r stabliehed Church to thousand, who be fore traded fro th joining in its worahip. Will l not. then, *e were friends thu Church come forward and enable the Society to continue its awful exertions? His Majesty bas been graciously pleased to mote a doution of 1.0061.; and the Committee cannot but indulge cx hope tent th.s - exarnple of the Sovereign will be followed by his tillevs in every rank or life, for every pound thin is subsellbed ssfl be the means of fitmishing an additional sitting. They can sly's!l to the rood which has been already done in various plates, tt ruppirtng the raritual wants of the population. They may tenure to sat, that the interests of religina ::rd mcrulity cannot be tier effectually promoted than by the supper :md encouragement s!..ltts `doom. Ilur. Ass. Saab. t. O. d. r. s. d. Amount already advertised . 13,681 17 6 73 7 6 Further Donations received from the Tomes District jam Ben*, Eeq. 111 P - - 10 10 0 C. E. Baldwin, . . - 10 10 , 11:1r.t.iencrid J. li. Symons noto A. Syr:tors :LS 0 0 .t.:Ssiiptiod. received at Liverpool by Thomay Kaye, Courier.office, I.7ve rpcol. Arnand, 1144. alas Aipina ll Rev. T. S. Bowstead . Bowstead In. Richard Card well 80. A. Dawson Nits Fisher - .11re. Fowler tar 31iires France .Mr. Elijah Harrison Ain. H. Mr. J. Kota - 31r. J. Knowles • .11ra. Araby -° >e Lace J(raLeicesterter . JAL T. lACESIET Rev. Robert Leceeter L. .5 5 0 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 1 0 10 0 0 10 10 1 1 1 0 0 3 3 1 1 0 2 2 - 2 0 -1 1 0 2 '2 0 -6 0 0 5 0 0 5 0 11 2 2 11 -I 0 0 I 1 0 5 0 0 4 18 0 1 1 to 1 1 0 - 10 II 0 10 (4 0 10 0 0 5 0 0 2 0 0 sotons by the Rey- Frederick Twittleten 5 0 0 doosnaos tram the Clergy in the Deanery of t Homer, by the Lord Bishop of Glouccsrtt 9 5 0 14r. George Charnbe;laine - I '‘ote T.onry. Esq. Duttutons received by Plymouth District Sin.lierrow - Al.. elore a Re.. J. C. Prince . - A:kA t inous and emallcr sums :L. 'told - Jiff. Thomas Bold 'R:I. :Nnnuel He.ithcote II:ss Charley - 4r• F. Cliorley - R=T• Jeer/Jilin Owen 1.. R. - - Committee: - W. H. Hawker Es q. - - .1 0 0 cap:ain !Took - - . 1 1 0 :. Baited. E . - 5 0 0 - Rev. mt. (;0160 - . ?. 3 0 ito• Vi'. William - - 1 0 0 Arr. J. Richards - 2 0 0 S. Fuge, Eget. " -I - G. COIOII%, V 34. - - -I 2 0 0 0 11 " v. J. K. Colder, - 11 0 im G. Hql,l - . 22 0 - Rec J. Cole . . 1 0 0 3it 'c 4. -ner, Collections after two Sermnrs . I. :i Petathed by tbe Rev. Thomas Fit,l:m, P t t. JOIIII Church R=•• Wm. Wright s,itiitrt fikster, q L Mrs. t ~ for Rai n 3lisslbmock ' Nl ,, t Ceri..b. I , —— ' . ri r.n 7 4 10 0 0 1 0 0 21 0 0 ~' I'!oIu O 0 • 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 1 hr K: 3.j.ntt, ESi MT`• Perch Stihnort B" 7 •Jebn Preston - - - The Rector red Ormiregation of mare, in le eo.ry of Sunset (second Collection hr he Rev. Dr. Aaron) - 35 0 0 FKeley. Psq. - - . 50 0 It A. n. - . 1 1 0 • Brtnaisona and Subsaiptions will be TeCei•Cd by the principal Broken 5 toonanti country, and by the ilev.'W. J. Rod ber, Som. rer Hoses, Duksatzett, Westminster, on account of the Treasurer, "at Lq. IS Dake.strtet, iVstiminster, No! 30, 1010. I 0 0 22 Q 0 5 0 0 5 0 0 Thorium Allan. Esq. William Pi att Litt, Esq. John Richard Baker, Esq. IM. D. Magens, Esq. John Cooke, M.D. Robert H. Marten, Esq. J. 11. M. Dawson, Esq. M.P. John Maaterman, Esq. Thomas fiaitskell, Esq. Richard Price, Esq. L. A. Goldschmidt, Esq. Robert Prvor, Esq. Jos. Owen Harris, Esq. William Williams, Esq. M.P. Richard P. Harris, Esq. John Wilson, Esq. James !noes, Esq. Richard Wilson, Esq. James Jacks, Esq. This Company is founded upon the principle of dividing the whole of its Profits amongst the Proprietors and such Persons as have effected Insurances. To the Proprietors a fair rate of Interest will be paid on their advanced Capital, with a Bonus of One-third of the Profits; and to the Insured (whether Proprietors or not) a BODOs of the remaining Two.thirds, in proportion to the Premiums paid by each on Policies of net less then one year's duration. The Interest will be paid annually, and the Bonuses will be divided every seven years. The subscribed Capital of Five Millions is divided Into 230,000 Snares or 21)1. each, upon which two pounds per Share, amounting to 309,0001., hive been paid and invested ; end as each Proprietor is bound to effect and keep up Insurances equal to the amount of his Shares, or to pay a line of one shilling Per Share annually, the Company secures a certain and accumu lating business, the Profits of which will be divided amongst all who are connected with it, whether as Proprietors or Insurers ; thus the Proprietor has a profitable investment of his capital, and the Insured participates largely in the profits of a Company, whose boldness is commanded by the number and obligations of its Pro prietors. An Insurance In advance for Six Years, entitles the Insurer to the benefit of Seven Years' Insurance. Losses wilt be settled and paid promptly ; and claims submitted to Arbitration, if required. Loves by Lightning will be made gond. No charge will by made for Policies of 3t G/. and upward.. The Company have made the following REDUCTION in the RATES of PREMIUM hitherto charged on the three common classes of Imurance. The Reduction applies eqnally to Insur ances in London and throughout the Country, except in special cases. _ let Cass is reduced from 2s. to I. Rd. per Cent. 2n3 3s. to 2s. 31,1 Ss. to 4s. lid. The Directors call the attention of the Proprietors to the obliga tion which they are under. of effecting on or bcfore the bib day of January nest, by thetnselyea or substitutes, an Insurance to the extent of Twenty Pounds per Share; as nil Shares then un covered by Insurance will be liable to a Hue of One Shilling per Share. Pcrsons desirous of becoming Agents to this Company In Places and Districts where Appointments have not yet been made, are requested to address their applications and references to the Se cretnr•. VVILIIIER HARRIS, Secretary. To be SOLD, pursuant ho an Order of 'the High Court of Chan cery, made in a canes Herring against Herring, with the approba tion c f Wm. Courtenay, Esq. oneof the Masters of the said Court, at the Public Sale-mom of the said Court, in Southampton_ buildings, Chancery-lime, London, on FRIDAY, the 23d day of this Instant month, December, 1323, between the boon of 2 and 3 o'clock, in the afternoon, in Two Lots, ACertain FREEHOLD ESTATE,cilled BALLARD'S WOOD, consisting of a substantial brick.built Cottage, and about eighteen acres of Arable and Wood Land, situate in the parish of Ticchurst, in the county of Susses. within three-quarters of a mile of the Hastingw-road, at Stonecrouch, about 19 miles from Hastings. and 34 front London. Also. TWO FREEHOLD ME'SSUAGES with a PLOT of GARDEN GROUND, situate in Porthtowyll.street, in the town of Abeirstwith, in the county of Cardigan, late the estate of Mks Herring, deceased. Printed particulars may be , had on the premises, and at the !mil Master's Churbers, in Southampton.buildings. aforesaid ; of Messrs. Vandercom and Comyn,Solicitora, 23, Bush.lane, Cannon. street ; Messrs. Denton an d Barker, Solicitors, lb, Gray's Inn square ; blames. Croft and Johnson, Solicitors, Bedford-row, London ; and at the Royal Oak, Flimwell ; the Post Boy, Stolle. crcuch and the Queen's Head, Hawkhnrat, in the county of Sulk seN ; and at the Talbot Inn, Aberystwith, aforesaid. DORTUGAL HOTEL AND FOREIGN WINE Rooms, 156, Fleet street, opposite Bouverie.street. In this New Establishment are provided excellent well-aired Beds and Accommodations peculiarly commodious, united wi h moderate Charges, and the Wines with which the tables of these Rooms are supplied are of the veey choicest description, whether from the wood or in bottle ; and Frecch Wines may he obtained in pint bottles. . . . . A separate well. ventilated room is appropriated to the Smokers of the Havaonsh Cigar. Soaps, Sandwiches, Dinners, and Suppers are also provided, CABINET-MAKERS' SO C I ETY.—CHEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY. at the LONDON REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MARERS' SOCIETY, being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of LEA DEN LL- ST REET, opposite Aidgate Pump, and which has been established upwards of Si: Years. For Ready Money and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the beat workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and int identat expenses: being satisfied with constant employ. ment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods warranted:— X. s. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0 Tent ditto . . . 1 6 0 Bordered Mattes, to fit - 1 1 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 5 0 Eight Alalsowany Chairs - - 6 10 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table - 2 0 0 Feather Bed, free from dust and smell, frum X 2 12 0 to 8 8 0 Drawing.roorn Sofa, from X 5 5 0 to 7 7 0 Ditto Bedstead - it 8 0 Mahogany florae-Hair Sofa - - 10 0 upwards A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed. Dining, and Drawing Rooms, at nearly flail Price. The Trade will tind it worth their attention. Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and A partnientr in a few hours..—Goode packed free of expense except the matting. Old Furniture taken in Exchange; A ppraisemetits in Town and Country; mad Estates raked. commtvm. T. ('order I J. Wilson I J. Carter T. Hasler J. Cnett W. Waghorn. THURNECL. Agent. J. HASLER Secretary. LONDON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16. 1825. This day, with Seven Plates and Maps, 1:40. VrENIOIRS on NEW SOUTH WALES, containing .L.Y.I an Account of the Surveyor-General's late Expedition to Two New Ports, the Discovery or . Moreton Ray River, with the Adventures for Seven Months there of Two Shipwrecked Alen. Edited by BARRON FIELD. I:eq. F.L.S. Late Judge of the Supreme Court of New South Vi r tiles. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle - street. This day, Second Edition, with Twelve Ylatea and Map, 2 vuls' foolscap Bvo. I6s. QIX MONTHS' RESIDENCE and TRAVELS in kJ MEXICO, containing Remarks on the present State of New Spain, its Natural Productions, State of Society, Manufactures, Trade, Agriculture. and Antiquities. By W. BULLOCK. P.L.S. Proprietor of the late London Museum. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle street. This day, Bro. 15s. T HE MISSION to SIAM, and HUE, the Capital of COCHIN CHINA, in the Years 1821-2. From the Journal of The late GEORGE FINLAYSON, Esq. Assistant-Surgeon of his 3lajesty's Bth Light Dragoons; Surgeon and Naturalist to the Mission. With a Memoir of the Author, By Sir THOMAS STAMFORD RAFFLES. F.R.S. London Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. MRS. MARKHAM'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Two volumes 12:no, New Edition, with Fourteen Plates. 183. boards A HISTORY of ENGLAND, a from the fi rst Invasion nby the Romans to the end of the Reign of George 111, with Ennvmations at the end of each Chapter, for the use of young persons. of matter is judicious and well-proportionecl .; and' it is evident that the hest authorities have been quoted. The form of the work also has its merit, the alternations of lecture and dialogue produc• tog an enlivening erect." Printed for John Murray, Albernorle.street. THE Sixteenth Part of the ENCYCLONEDIA TROPOLITANA will be published in a few days ; and the Second Number of she BRITISH CRITIC (Quarterly Sens) on the let ofJanuary next. This day is published, HINTS to the PUBLIC and the LEGISLATURE, on the NATURE and EFFECTS of EVANGELICAL PREACHING. By a BARRISTER. " Let me take this opportunity of commending, as I ought to do most sincerely and most ardently, a *ark, to which the well-wishers to genuine Christianity and our Ecclesiastical Establishment are indebted. The writer's statement of facts, his arguments from rea son and scripture, and his animated descriptions of characters, do honour to the elegance of his taste, the vigour of his undemanding. and the soundness of his moral and religious principles. They will preserve, I tmst, many well-meaning and attentive readers from the sureeries which might be practised upon their credulity and their piety."—(Dr. Parr's Character of J. Fox. vol. 2.p. 817.) Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster.row ; and Hunter, St. Paul's Church -yard. NEW PERIODICAL WORK FOR YOUNO PERbONS, Peculiarly adapted for Schools, Juvenile Libraries, &c. On the 2d of January, 1826, will be published, an entirely original Work (to be continued monthlr), entitled THE JUVENILE MAGAZINE, anti POLITE MISCELLANY; embellished with a handsome illustra tive Engraving of the Infant Lyra. Price Is. The design of the Editor is, to produce a Monthly Publication for the exclusive entertainment of young persona of both sexes. To consist of Es.tays, Talce. Poetry (original and select), Anec dotes, Charades, &c.: brief Notices of most of the popular juve. idle Publications et the day; and a correct Lint of VI orks recently published, u well as of others in the press, or in course of pub. lication. Each Number will contain from fifty to sixty pages of letter. press, beautifully printeJ upon a fine parr, hotpressed, and in a nest ornamental wrapper, embellished with a handsome illus trative engraving. As delay in the regular publication is prejudicial to its sale, as well as a disappointment to the subscribers, the publisher pledges himself for its apuasrance on the first day of every month; and with a view of affording eccouragement to youthful genius, he will feel much pleasure in presenting, as a premium, a espy of " The Juvenile Magazine" to those ladies and gentlemen who mil contribute to the edification and amusement of the rising generation ; at the same time he must remind them, that their pen. d uctions should be u laconic as possible, the nature of the work nut admitting of lung article,. . . _ Comtnuniiationg - poet paid. addressed to the Edi tor , N o . 7, Hanover -street, will meet immediate attention. LOCK/011 published by 11. R. Thomas, Juvenile Library. No. 7, Hanover overt, Hanover.square ; and mid by J. Sutherland, Edinburgh ; W. It, .11VPhun, Obvsgow ; and Westley and Tyr rel, Dublin; to whom communications may also be addressed. TOOTH-ACHE AND EAR-ACHE. DERRY'S ESSENCE has received the sanction and urpcn of the most distinguished personages in the King dom, together with tbs united testimony of the first Physicians in Europe. and numerous favourable continents in highly respectable Medical Journals, where it bas been declared to be the •` best thing ever discovered fur the Tooth-ache and Ear-ache." It in stantaneously retie/es tie :nom cseraciating pain. preserves the Teeth sound and Sim, prevents further decay, effi•ctually cures the Scurvy in the Gums. fastens loose Teeth, and renders them ftnn and serviceable to the latest period, and effectually prevents the Tooth-ache. Sold in Bottles at Is. lit. sod 3s. NI. by Butlers, Chymists, 4, Chespelde, comer of St. Paul's ; and 64, Sackville-street, Dublin ; Savory surd Co., 136, New Bond-atreet, and 220, Regent.strect ; and by the principal Medicine Vender,' throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, MORRIS'S BRUNSWICK CORN PLAISTER, an excellent Remedy for Eradicating Corns, Bunions, &c. • e " Be careful to ask for " Perry's Essence for the Tooth-ache." wnq ward bound—Wind B.W iw ship with a women head, botti Oakvxassio. Dec. 14.—Arrived the Alexander, Poetinger, and Martha, Robson, from St. Petensburgh ; Leda, Torrington, from Oporto; Union, Clinch, from Smyrna; Samuel, Burgess, from Lisbon ; Iris, Gulta, from Bilboa ; Hawkinson, Parke, from Rio ; Perseverance, Ashton, front °mom ; Princess Royal, Brown: Queen Charlotte, Turner; and Delight, Salmon, from Dunkirk; Hope, Bishop, from Harlingen; Orate, Raw, from Terceira; Fortuna, Cortex, from Wismar. Sailed the Brantley, Biggs, for Malta. HAEWICII, Dec. 14.—The Nelly, PUalllgaf, was this day hauled up the patent slip, for repairs., YARMOrTR, DEC. 14.—The Joseph was hove up some Way on the South Hams, but the wind having come round to the 5.5-W. and blowing a g a le, it i s f eare d s h e will be wrecked. Some tallow is drifting from her clong the beach. The vessels in the roads are riding hard. HvLr., Dec. 13.—Captain Ranson, of the Woodhouse, ar rived from Riga, passed the Sound on the 7th instant, and reports that a ship from St. Petersburg,' was Ok shore, and full of water, in the 3fairnoe Channel ; and another on the Scaw, names unknown; and the Lady Juliana, Scott, from Riga to Bristol, was on shore near Falsterbo. Loefircx, Dec. 12.—The report from this place, under data of the 3d instant, of u vessel from London being stranded in Bally. teague Bay, is without foundation. MARAN NAM, OCT. 28.—The Warren, Luccock, from Liver. pool, which arrived on the 26th inst. ran on shore yesterday in the harbour, but got off' without any apparent damage. CEARA, OCT. 19.—The St. Antonio Ventroso, from Cameos to Pernambuco, put in here `27th August, in a leaky state. Cargo discharging. The Sophia, Gramith, from Memel to London, is lust off Bornholm. The Harmony, Thomson, from Memel to London, is lost near Eastholms. The liercton, Hancock, from ,St. A:Hellslra to Loudon, was,. 'driven ow shore at Shoreham on Vl'alnesday. The Busy, Penfold, from St. Michael' s t o L on d on , was d t i ren on shore near Rye on Wednesday. The Tranby, Day, from St. Petersburgh to London. is on shore near Drape. The Rachsel and Ann, Creighton, upset in the Humber on Tues day, and is disunited. ..splayeitgran uty of - acquaunan,.- ttkethepnt. ciples of a very important branch of military science. At the Clow of the examination, Lieutenants Otter, 4,9 th ftegiment,.and Rage. Royal Staff Corps, were presented with certificates of the satisfaction M the Commissioners at the manner in which dlytt acquitted themselves. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. AT THE COURT OF COMMISSIONERS OF BANKRUPTS rr• Or LONDON TaVCRS. DEC. lb, 11e2.1. I . ST. CLEMENT DANES. D ISTILLATION FROlf - POTATOES 8 HIPPING /11/TK h 1.. !OR NCP. THE ARMY. :RAL MEETING of SHIP-OWNERS i tiN SUNDAY MORNING NEXT. the Iflth inst. it T HE Proprietors of the LiRLMOMT DISTILLEnY —............_ —wee— f BRITAIN, litld this day eonformable to Ad- vs-Jr SERMON trill be Preached is that Parish Church, by the hereby give notice, that they bass au, left • small quantity LIVERPOOL, WEDNEsDAY, DEC. 14. The 29th (Worcestershire) Regiment" of" Infantry, and Meld Ike. WM. GURNEY, the Hector, for the Benefit of the Ancient of their old stack of BRANDY on sale, at their Reetifying.hatise. Mutation of th WE bYALL, Esq., is the Chair; Esitablished Charity &herds of that Parish, by whi c h twenty..6re Princes-stre e t, Leruhetli. Ready for dative', in quantities of not • Wind W.S. W. rain. High W ater , 14 m . p. 2, establishments.e Rifle Brigade, h a ve complet e d t heir aussiontssise h e Proceedings of the Committee during the last i Girls are w h o ll y ma i nta i ned and clothed in th e House Eeteblith- less Wan Two Gallons. at Ids. pier Chinuf War Cash, with as Arrived the Hooper Bragg , from Quebec ; Match:ma, King, . . Derachnu:nts belonging to the 7th Regiment of Dragelaa'auo4de and C batant, Grant", froin 8 , . John's, N ew Br u n sw ick, ashen and the 3d„22d, and the 24th Regiments of Foot, marthee yealsr- I unanimously approved. i eliot , end sixty Boys am clothed , with Instruction, on Bella allowance made to the 'nude: noutly, That the best thanks of thi s e n ce e re a re 1 ',stein, ;leech is extended also to two hundred Children of each sex. Letters fmrst-paiers addressed to Mr.Cosper, an the pox: tees. l-rl Nov.; Penelo s,,— from Mixamiehi, sailed t3ili Nov.; v . P • . •le ~ e day, from Westminster, for Bristol, on route to Ireland. it's Government IM the most important lenient ' tirlienfostructed, fled at suitable ages, they are pieced oat to Vauxhall, 13th Dec. 1325. Integrity , Weep,. from Richebucto; Lord Kenmore , Martin, .. (tem Bay Cliaieur ; Crescent, Field, from Barcelona; Mn. ten t' march ed c l O n m ar en eli t od s h y e e, lo t n er gi d n a g y, to from tlie w l2 e t , h tm a i n n it m . 64 er d f i n ft , eg pl i y ineu moul ts h of Im. onferred, in obtaining the improvement of the creditable simatinne in life. ---- ' Fourdi Edition, Bve. fis. 6.1. rja Augusta, —. from Balboa.; Squid, Warren, from Seville: : A d etachment belonging to the East India Company's service bat especially the consolidatioe of those which Parton. Aliening to subscribe to this Institutioa, and aid in a R Navigation, and Revenue, u described in the work so prisew orthy, are requested to sen d t h e i r sebseriptioos or . EMINISCENCES. Thisb e , D unca , l , f rom M a l aya; Sally, lenckyer, fmm Leghorn; enfbarked yesterday, at Billingsgate, for `Crrave,crut, on room to dematince to Sir F.lll. Ornmauney, We Treasurer, Norfolk.street; By CHARLES BUTLER, awl. of Lincoln's Inc. Corsair, Robinson, from Amsterdam; Morning Star, Ellis, fermi ce attam that an authorised or to Mr. Sparkman's,./ilawer, a; the School-house, 46, Stanhope. Printed foe John Murray, eLlbetnarleeetreet• Aftica I Blucher, Black, f r omr Illirantistii; Mary Find. Barton, The depot belonging to the Tart India 'Company's service. mously, That le appearing frorn Ptctou ; Vistal, om Alicant ; Effort, —, froin which amounts, at present, to Dear!) , teem hundred men. will ear• is of the Customs, in an octavo volome t with an arrant, Clam-rnarket. This day, post Ink's. 6d. ry Notes), has been published by James Deacon Metairie; Venus. —, from Quebec; Peter and Jane, --. from befit, in the cocr e e of a few days, from Chatham, for India, to job'. / was specially employed by the Lords of the I A NTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY.— POSTPONED 1_ 9 1 HE FOURTH VOLUME ofiltfr. ROSE'S TRANS- LATION of the ORLANtO FURit )BO - Cape Breton; Eleanor Amsterdam. , —, from SieiliYl Rosalie, —. from theit respective rgiments. . the new laws, this Meeting . do Vyingly room- . „rlt_ MEETING.--The MEETING of the MEMBERS and Printed for John Murray. banarle-street. Tice Prince Kutuscrif, —, from Liverpool, has arrived at Mi. ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE. • re of vess els engaged in foreign trade to Provide 1 FRIENDS of the SOCIETY for the :MITIGATION and • =niche The half-yeady publi c exam nat i ons at t hi s valua bl e I nst i tut i oe copies of the said work. 1 GRA HUAI. ABOLITION o f. SLAVERY throughout the This day, 2 vols. kills"). 16s. Recirod Lottion, The Boughton , —, from St. Patersburglt for London, has Sr. commenced, as we announced that they words, on Tuesday. , and Linomely, That this Meeting, being deeply im- British Dominions, proposed to be held at Yeeemasnh e • Hail, VAUST, a Drama, by THE , with Trepidation from terminated on Wednesday evening. •Theßonttl of Commissioners magnitude and importance of the ail which Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-Inn- fi elds, on Prlisy, the 16th .I.' tho German. rived at Hun. TheJesepit, Yeats , Iran St. Petetsburgh for Liverpool, Ira, been was intended by Omicron: ir B. Caftan. Hare incl . G.C.B., Lieu- accomplished to the Commercial and ShiFning instant, for the purpose of petitioning Parliament for the Abe.- Si Lord FRANCIS LEVESON GOWER. Lieu- miry, by this Society, and of those which are 1 lition of Colonial Slavery, is POSTPONED to WEDNESDAY, Printed for John Murray. Albetnarle.street. towed into Yarmouth Roads with her SIMS out, abandoned hy the tenant-General the Hon, Sir A. Hope, 0.C.8. th e Governor the crew. Adeutant-Geoaral, Maior-General ' Sir Henry Torrens, K.C.,11- k its exertions, bare learned with sincere regret 1 che 21st instant, when t agemotrod . .. she very limited expenditure by * , 111 r. WILBERFORCE will Nam the Chair. . 'l'bis day, 2 Cols. post Bnr. lie. a Tftird Edition of The Mamiion, Williamson, front St. petersburgh for Liverpool, Major. General Sir It. 1). Jacksan, K.C.R.' the Deeloy.Quatter- R EMARKS on ANTIQUITLES, ARTS, and LET- put into Norway, leaky. !duster -Geserel; Colonel Duces., tjfe Lieutaiipt.oovernor ; Lien- dmmat Ila d The Doors will be opened at Eleves, and the Chair will be The Elntspur, from Quebec, 'exiled sth Nov. ; the !kw!! tefiant-Colonel De Roos. and other o ffi cers. ' On'Tueediy between wavialege re Ship owners in petered to TERS, during an Excuraion to_ltely„ , in the Pears len . was Of sail en the fliti for Liverpool. On the Iltri inst. of Kinsale, thirty and forty gentlemen - Cadent, geeduatel' 'for' COMMltsionS by taken at Twelve o'clock precisely. and 1303. By JOSEPH FORSYTH, hut. darammearavaimir power. to the impfovernent of RICHARD MATHEyit?, Sec. op** the William, Thompson, from Liverpool for Charleston. various examinations In the mathematics, ' for a, militate , egladety. as •Imilsgensattly necessary to the - ea- . . . Printed for John Murray, Albermarle.street. drawing•hallo, general histoe , and the modern. languages, and several Of the number of reit abbeeote e . *RON- 4W 44111441 M finks. Interest a continuums of ate valuable QT. KATHARINE DOCK COMP APTi r .---Notiee is This day, Second Edition, with rte, Coot. small Mu 16t. On oth Lee 4l l K in e e n t ln , u i re n , A ta l t a . rt s in 2 ,.f a ro , m ion ße g y i f 4 :l:a s l o eu ok r, e sa th i e led w l oad eth ei N i o n ie : mouly, That William Meanies, Esq., Si.P., 1....7 hereby given that by vivese of a Revolution ref tbe Board of A SKETCH of the MANNEI.O and qUSTOMS of front Cork for Si. John* New Emus*. .Qs the Oth. ea lat. werethus completed, were ft ' MWS sidellhUnes to his te s is the room of the late Thomas It?lCiOt I , of the St. Katheeine. Dock company, tha Sabacelbera IX PORTUDItiv, mmlralieise~putiptiat theme, hi the 60, Sklar& 11,30, spoke she Baldutha, heti Liverpool for New. Royal Iliglineu the Coneneander.in-Ceilef„ et comrniesines in the •. tee nal& a payment of TO per Cent. on the amount of Year 1821, 22, 23. • 011111111 bi to ballot for Eight Merchant of the their respective Subscriptions to George Carr Glyn , Esq. Treasurer 1 By MARIANNE DAILLIE. toundlud. .. —usee-- FaLltonTtt, Dec. 13—Arrived the City of Genoa, Crawford , eerier. The leattalien bf GovMorrisint Cadets went through their military exercises with their usual precision and neatitees • and in Use cou . ofthe d the Cointnissfbn ' • ' ere adjourned from the ex- •= l l that number who go oat by ei.ation, I . • .to the Company, at the Banking-house of Messrs . Glyn, Mills, Printed for John Murray, A lbeetarle-street. from St. Domingo in 42 days. Sailed th e Priecilia, Ellis ; Agates ewe ."' of . . , i of . t b, a n d = to have fallen oaf the e e l. Raise and C. 3.. No. 67. Lombord-ureet, on THURSDAY, the ion room to the new reling-nowee, to see a c.ess the young • (his day. 3 vols. 8,0. with Engravings, Second Edition tat packet, M•Doludd Mevagissey, Andrew ; aad Liberty, —, for a "" '" . . . te-ele. 12th dsy of January next. AMANUAL of CHY MISTY, containing the principal London.—Wind S.W. gentlemen receive their lesson. The erection of this spacious and Esq. John Marshall, Esq. By the 9th action of the 6th, Geo. IV.. cap. 105. no Sale or Facts of the Science, arranged in the Order in which they PLYmouriL DELN 13.—Arrived the Europe , mmodious heeding was alone wanting to render the eetablinti- Willis , Willi' from moat of the Co lleg e ' complete in every respect, and the Commit- ..i.n_ it libl in John Nickols. Esq. John Pirie, Esq. Transfer of Stock can take place niter a call, until the call u n such Stock shall have been aid. the amount of are Discussed and Illustrated ' lion of Great Britain. is the Lectures at the Royal.lestitu- Quebec--Wind S.W. CowEs, DEe. 14.--Arrived the Sirene, Molline, from Sin , at . 'mem eloreste theinselvee highly gratified at the proficiency egll- William Tindall. Esti. Po p JOHN HALL, Secretary. By WILLIAM THOMAS BRANDE. F.L.S. PP:we- to which the instruction of the young gentlemen in riding ht 4 already been carried. G OItGE LY A LL, Chairman , St. Katharine Doek.office, 27. Austin-friars, Seconery to the Royal Society, &o. &c. Yotessiouvu. DEC. 14.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Tweed, The e A • ' of the younger students. on Tuesday s did not tan e l mina:ions . re is left the Chair, the same was taken by Thomas 15th December, 1025. Printed for John Murray, Albeinarievitreet. front Halifax. and the Heroine transport, from the coast of' Afties. chose tl a late hour is the eveving, and on Wedneadat morning N.B. For the convenience of the Subscribers, the Treasurer will It blew very hard last night, and continued till noon this day. the Commissioners proceeded to bear those of the officers of various nous*, That the best thanks of the Meeting be receive the amount of such call any day on or hetween the 4th and This day, Second Edition, firm, 15s. DEAL, Dee. 14.—A number of homeward bound vessels have fao . kit, studying at the senior department of the Inatitutioti. Th• gall. the Chairman, and to the Committee, 1 2th Jennaty next. - 11ThISCOURSES on PROPHECY, in which are consi- arrived ; some prised, and others anchored. A ship from Hondu- branches of instruction, in which these gentlemen were ex - PROTECTOR 1, able, and gratuitous attention to the SMpping Xi dered its Structure, Use, and Inspiration ; being the Sub- rat, for London, has lost an anchor and cable, but we cannot obtain amined, were • ' L Tho principally mathematical and professional. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, stance of Twelve Sermore, preached in the Chapel of Lincoln's- her name. Several ships drove and let go second anchors, but whole cour se c f fortification, including the attack and defence No. 35, Old Jewry, London. Inn, in the Lecture founded by the Right Rev. Wm. Warburton, generally they appear not to have sustained any damage. Arrived of l was ably developed ; and several of the military surveys LONDON DOCKS. DIRECTORS. Bishop of Gloucester. the Union, Murray, from the Mediterranean . We observed the o f P • parts of kent and Surrey, completed during the last Seasioo, TRACT FOR STATIONERY. JAMES DROCDEN, EMI., M.P., Chairman. By JOHN DA VISON, B.D. name Richardson on the quarter of a stout brig, and Ellen (or He. di . tavedgreat beauty of execution and acquaintance witerthe pelt - an of the London Dock Company hereby RICH•RDSOX BnwRADATLE , Esq., Deputy Chairman. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-strece len) on the bow of a long low ship with a woman head, both home- ... I' - . re. that they will be ready to receive Tenders mm,,,,... en-. v.- MONEY . ON2I : IOIqqAGE OR ANNUITY.- FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS and any pan tin Sums not less than 2000, will be advanced on Lifa- Interests from Marriage Settlements. 'frust.money in the Funds, Wills, Jointures, and real Estates ; also on Freehold, Copy hold, and Leasehold Properties, on fair. just and liberal terms. Apply personally, or by letter tpost-paid), to Mr. Lloyd, A ttor nty at Law, No. 4 Adani.strett,Adelphi. Tlc,Hrs ROYAL PATENT PORTABLE DITAL , IIA RPS—tbe admiration of all who see and hear them. These beautiful, most fashionable little new-constructed Harps possess all the essential properties of the Pedal Harp. and are as sweet an accompaniment to the Voice, Pirnoforte, &c., and so easily learnt as to require hardly any instruction to play on them, &c. &c., are to be had only at Mr. L.'s Select Cabinet, 43, Great Marylebone.street ; where may likewise he had, his newly-invented kind of LUTES, /men their equal.—N.B. Not a music shop. EAST INDIA SEIIPPING. The Duke of Lancaster, flanney, hls arrived at Liverpool ; she sailed from Calcutta 17th July. train the Sand Beads let Aug., front the Cape 13th Oct., and from St. II elms 30th Oct. The Sirene, Moline, from Singapore, has arrived at Cowes (Swedish ship, bound to Stockholm), she left Singapore 21st June, and Anjree 27th Aust. _ _ . ARRIVAL AT BENGAL.—The Madras, Fayrer, from Madras and London. SAILINGS FROM BENCAL.—The Ilythe. Wilson. and Gene ral Kyd, Nairoe, for Penang and China, 15th July; Isabella, Wallis, for London, tith July ; Theodos ia. Kiilsou • Grenada. Anderson; and Lord Amherst, Lu cas , f or L on d on , Ist Aug.; Larkins, Wilkinson, was to s a il f ur M a d ras and Lon don the end of August. ST. HELENA.—The Cornwall. Morrison, had arrived at St. Helens, and sailed 28th Oct..ler Liverpool. SAILINGS FROR Mo.—The ElirAbeilt, Snowden, for the Cape, 7th Oct. ; Hebe, Foreman, for the Cape ; and 21iddleburg, Jonkin, for Batavia, 12th Oct. The Prince Leopold, Sadler, from Liverpool to Monte Video, (and chartered to bung a cargo from the Mauritius) was lost on the rocks of Las Perim'. near form Crew saved. LIST OF PASSENGERS by the Palmyra, Capt. John Lamb, intended to sail front Diamond Harbour, Bengal, direct for Lon don, about 10th August:—Mrs. Colonel Browne, Mrs. Alsjor Malony and family, Major Blacker, Roderick Robertson, Esq., Lieut. Smith, his Majesty's li7th regiment, in charg e of invalius ; bleat. Matthews, his Majesty's SOth regiment; IHr. O'Brien, Purser of his Majesty's ship Tamar; 311 soldiers and 2 children The Leto., (late Field), from Rangoon to Calcutta, Wlt% lost on the Sand Heads 29th July, and Only 23 persons out of 100 were saved. CUSTOM-110 SE E } DEC. 14. SHIPS ENTERED INWARDS.—The Letitia, Bromley, from Haroburgh • Heron, Bell, from IWyborg; Britian, Bourn, from Gottenburgh ; Trandon, Lasnbton, from Dantsic ; Betsey, Tay. for, from Menai ; Windsor Castle, Cornforth, from St. Peters burgh ' • Uranus, Hogemaun, from B re m en ; P ursu i t , Rollin, and Hope, Clifton, from Hamburgh ; Maria, Graff, from Stockholm ; Fier Gebroeders, Orman, from Leer; Vier Granters. koben, from Neuharlingeniel ; Vrotiw Margaretha, `Never, and Antietam, Bones, from Groningen; Maria Anna, Havrgborst, from Bremen; Fortune, Bolton, from Calais; Anna, Fink, and A iruwell, Hoof. ton, from Hamburgh ; Prince of IVaterloo, Marler, from Ostend ; Mayflower, Hague, from .filemel ; Union, Dean, Wont St. Peters- ' burgh ; Neva, Stewart, from Darazic ; L ori Wellington. Madjen, from Nerve; Palarnham, Nash, from St. Petersburgh ; Neptune. Knight, from Ostend ; Zero, Talbert. from Seville ; Vyf • Elezus. toyß•on, and Jonge Otto, Brahma, from Leer ; Arrow. Afars. from Lisbon ; Friends, Cornforth, from St. Peteraborgh ; Char lotte. Wilkinson, from Memel ; George and Ann, Corse, from St. Petersburgh ; IF.schylas, Douglas. from Oporto ; Anna So phia. Telring, from Bremen; Jane, Elliott, from Waterford. ENTERED OUT W AIDS.—The Elizabeth, Service, for Jamaica; Sirene, Faillant, for Calais ; -image Joanna, Seguin, foe Antwerp ; Sisters, Duke, for Teneriffe and Van Diernen'e Land ; Mitchel grove, Smith, for Limerick. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY Al GRAY ESEND.—The Rotterdam, Laming, and Dollyn, Sluik. for Rotterdam; Charles, Maine, for Tobago; 'Waterloo. Lerilitic, and Friends, Holland, for Jamaica • Unternehmung. for Bremen ; Britannia, ' Evens, for SI. Kitts; Venus , Maris Anna, Weeg, for Antwerp. CLEARINOOUTWARDS.--The.lamesilarris,lnnes,forJamaign Flying Fish. Boxer, for Ostend ; Grecian, Smith, for Marseilles ; Atalanta, King, foe Hamburgii ; Amason, Todd. for Alicant. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO fitEutuu.—Phebe, Ellis, for Dublin. THE NEWS OP LITERATUII AWDFASHION,OT Journal of Manners and Society, the Drama, the Fine Arts, Literature, Science. &c.—The largest Literary Paper ; 48 columns of original writing ; not, as usual, mere extracts from books. No. 80, e 1 this Weekly Journal which it just published by Mr. E. D. Pouchee, No. 7, Brydges.strcet, Covent-garden, and sold by all Booksellers and Newsmen) contains, among many other interesting anieles:—. I. Catholicisio--2. The Blarqui s of Hastings-3. Dish Horse. whipping-4. Scottish Justice--:, Exposure of Sheridan's Per. secutors-6. Public Character of Mr. Goulburn-7. The Dromiaa in London, No. 10; Dying ala Mode-8. Memorandums of a Muser-9. Poetry-10. The Townley Marbles, No. XLVI. Paris and Helen, with a Drawing...4l. Locuitian Excanitions-12. Classical Liteiature-111. &wank News.-14. Horticultural Di rections—lb. Review of Friendship's Offering —JB. Review of the Spirit of the Public Journals--17. Review of Dr. Kitchener on Telescopes—lll. Review of bludtratron ; a Tale-19. Review of the New Monthly Magazine for Deeember.—Unataruped Edition of " the News of literature and Fashion." for town circulation and transmission to the country in parcel.. price 841. Stamped I Edition, for transmission by post, price Is. BASINGUALL-STCEET FIRST MEETINGS—THIS DAT. f. Flootnn, R. and Wilkes, W. Birmingham, iron-loundets IL Monks. T. late of Horwich, Lancashire, but mole late of Up pkr Claptoo, Middlesex, bleacher . - • TO-MORROW. TRIED MEETINGS. Baker, F. Child's-hill Pottery, Hendon, potter . 11 Sinks, 0.-BaThant-hill, Surrey. dealer - - le Bromley, 111, and lidlings. J. Commercial.road, urongsr - - - - Clarke, •J. P. Gloucester -house, IValworth, Sur:ay, school master- - - - Cowper, G, Osford-street„ linen.draper Fenn, S. Bell -street, ldgeware-road, dour-dealer - - Fowler, M. Birmingham, grocer - Franklin, R. Wilmot -street, Brunswick-square, tailor Green, S. Kingsland, plumber - teneefield, J. Littlebourne, Kent. builder - - Langford. T. T. Lamb's Conduit -street, ehinamarr Levy, J. Church -street, Trinity, Minories, milrer,smith, Potts, W. Unino-street. Southwark, victualler - Pritchard, J. and Burton, J. Few'ley, brickmakers • Rawlings, B.l:astle.street, Leicsater-aquare, jeweller - Rig„ T. B. Caroline-place, China commission-agent - Roberts, Sir W. Bart. Coltrthurellt Devon, and Fowey, Corn wall,. blinker . - - 12 Rownson, J. M incin;;-lanc, merchant - - - 12 Smith, C. S. Bihtirmsgate-street, and Camberwell, draper . 12 Suath,..J. soo..asul ti . 0-- Soeith..J. jun. Cuctiatou.streek Prit_rg", - ho‘ernen - - Stockley, R. and Nigholtot, J. Floras-shoe-wherf, Upper Thames -street, coal-merchants - - It? ll'elinert, IL Leicester-square, tailor - - It Il'illtnott, R. S. Pliddington.street, St. :IlarylioniT., I.lu;lder 1 . . t %Vise, IV. Piccadilly, picture-dealer - - - 1. Worley, J. Monument Coffee-house, Fish-street-hill, wioe nitrchant - - - - II - I.:! - it . 140 - 12 - 12. SECOND MEETINGS. Culyer, S. Islington-green baker - - . iI. Davis, M. otherwise J. Thanet-place, Strand, houtriaktr . 1 i I)eudney, T. Regent-place, Brighton, cord.incrchaut - It Fiestal, A. Great Surrey-street, Elackfriars-road. merchant - 1:S Gay. J. Quadrant, Regent -street, engraver - . I'S Gibbon, A. W. F. and R. Old City-chambers, and Aber (ken, merchants . I I - Gye, J. Walbrook. stationer - - its - Hooton, IL and Wilkes, W. Birmingham, Iron-founders - 1.1. Illonks, T. late of Harwich, Lancashire, but more late of l'pper Clayton, Mildletex, bleacher - . - le Oliver, W. Hamittomplace, Battle-bridge. buitdei . 42. Phillip*, F. Lind Cutfurth, W. Goldamitbsstreet, Chespside, warehousemen - - - - la liedpath, C. J. Deptford, Kent, ironmonger - - IL Schmidt. J. Ball-court, Gambill. bill.bruker • 12 Smith, W. Broad -street, Ratcliffe, plumber - - IZ Sotheby, S. Wellington-street, "Strand, auctioneer - - 14, Sykes, L.and Bury, T. Bueklersburi, warehousemen Tucker, E. E. Myddelton-rineet, Clerkenwell. TIM-merchant - It Turner, R. London-read, blacking-manufe&urer • FIRST MEETINGS ... . Alderson, C. LawrcneePOcntne3T-11111-piaie, flonr-ikaler - 11. Bloomfield, J. Rose lan, rleet-market, inn-keeper - • - II Booty, M. of Nodchill, Isle of Wight, wire and spirit- merchant - - - - Dosding, C. Slept' ey-ettureiray, cooper - Early, H. and T. 31inories § wholesale-slopsellera ... Field, J. Lambeth-road, Surrey, victualler - . .. Franklin, J. Chatham, urstive osch-n:afitelT Al- 4 • (Aherne, A. and S. New Bond -street, milliners 4 .: King, W. Upper Park-street, Hi:gent-street, caryenser Harker, J. C. Old Bond-street, jeweller - Hopkins, J. Tooler-street, Southwark, currier Hobbs, R. late of Duke's-row, Pimlico, brewer Hughes, W. Mill-wall, and Oat -street, Poplar. shir builder - - - - • Lingham, T. Tower-hill, wine-merchant - Morris, J. jun. Oxford-street, wine-merchant - - Pagan, J. Norwich, draper - ' • - - - Smith, F. Catherine-street. Strand, oilman' Thorp, W. Great Carlisle -street, Earl-street, Liston-grcre, builder - - - Walker, J. late of Manley , House, Keningtun-comMon.; - Surrey, schoolmaster - - . ft - i:i , - - It - 10 - A DIVIDENDS. Dunn, T. Durham, merchant and banker - . .. 32 Hodge, 11. Duval's-Lae, Islington, brick-maker Robson. D. Genrge-yard, Lonalard.street, merchant - , II Senn, W. Pall-mall, tailor • : • - . - ,i. lit Smith, W. and Atkinson, J. jur. Aklenilankurx, werelsiela II Vaile, W. Newington. causeway, draper ' '.. -. '':'' ll. Irbeatley, E. Leicester -square, bookseller a. gllw as II A young lhdtof the nalne of noriburglt,. who, essitgr: with her aunt, or the name of Rowbottom, Ktr.g's ; toak Crff.. sea, met with a vrious calamity on Wednesday evening. the was reaching a miniature off the mantle-shell f. wben her dont* tsok fire, and she WM in an instant enveloped in Limes. Where volt three other ladies in the mow, and one of them bad lfig•Ptocil;t mind to snatch e. cloak off a chair-back which she wrapped ron4o • the sufferer, but it is feared toe late to save her. EXT:IAORDIN•aII DIBCOVIS.Y.—A very ettpsottiirat discovery of the balm of a human body took place new Deities few days ago, which has occasional. considerabli sensation tti mot. neighbourhood. On re-opening a 'coal-pit at Netherton. wllab t iA• years ago had been closed up. the man who was working it vhsOo-' noyed by a dreadful effluvium. which &wee from the rubbish bei was sending up, and which at last became Cl ottensiva re to octave him to leave the pit for purer air. On examin.pg air nankeen perceived the bones of a human body. acid his stunt:at. being tbs. roused, he descended again,tand obsiorring more accurately the apt.. tangs before him, he dricovered a Ist. part of a paw of law.. a pocketbook, acd a masa of human bones. or w;hlth the Osiris, sad arms were broken. After sending up the min of this putted laals, it wa. raked into and searched, ahll two sovereign , cad stri.. silver, and two small keys. were found- °reexamining :be 'court- • book, a paper was found. in which wersboband-writicgot a per.. son, which Las since Leta sektewledged by4,tratlesausu et Ppu ba i to be the hen,;-waiting of his brother. and one of the ke) s Las k t Stii, likewise proved in belong re his Lose Ondriveatrystion behlasigoe Magistrates. t appeared that a basest i art. t left London about a year sod a Half age. on tot we); to Dudley ;0 which place he was not kaolin to have arritvid. Om could lon ire traced beyond Ilicounghass, leas rslAtirsr. tWeirelw.eirsftet siderible inquiry, etn,cludes4 that la listUutt bingdogi : yihl no crates 'whatever had beton obtained of him the discovery , it his putrid remain. in this cosl-pst. The forbore investipaLor this my:attic:is affair will, of course. gn before the Coroner, v rye . all the facts will be folly and properly reostir.ed.—Wciorrhatiplt-i (Ircu:ac. V . 14 .. rue. Ra ft So ft or, I GI ami es ritsk II Om. r. ifa ft I ilin k Iftsbi 141 116. di th e Al tike I tt as Wad, whisk muted is a s . -lie I le, i in heed Mos I h e s em hod :ated Wm. 'lnc .It leh mi t 41. 'is, ng r a la.