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NOTICBAI4IARINERS. I TO THk WORTHY AND r....mEpF:NniNT't - ttc - foßs SAM. OF THE flOßOt'fill Or SUDBURY. E Commissiozers of the Norilie , n Lightftnaises herehy OENTLT.MEN, l b jphoir e, them 1.14Wrii04.34: has been meted at , T twilit be in vain for one to attempt to express the W Wee Point of the Island of Islay, in the county of Argyll, 111, gratitude 'kith which your conduct has inspired rue. My shish will he lighloll ter TUESDAY, the 11th dir of 'November. ' reception in yout- ancient and respectable Borough has not merely MU. and contioselistemher to be exhibited every night, from the 'been kind but splendid and by year promises of support my wipg away of dapight to the evening till the return of day-tight. Ellestion is not merely rendered certain, but triumphant. In the ta , rcine. fl coyote of my canvas 1 met with only via verticals of support, and v at f a il m yiegaperification of die position of the bighthouseti:i I believe I may assert with truth that nineteen out of twenty Elec am the appearance of the light, is given - by Mr. Stevenson, Engl. hos have favoured me with distinct promises. ft is thereture quite nee:era Osindsimiommscoa. unneceseary for me to add, that when the period shell arrive that lita Akio, of Islay ll se is situate on the northern aide oft you we again called upon to exercise your Elective front-Mae, I the to Loch-l i aat i tlpon the small, island of Ovens, in shall fesrleady pemeed to the Poll, and continue • Candidate fur is ,r e rertli, and long- 6" 29' west- It appears by compass the.bonoar of your Suffrages to the last hour. from +j Mall of Kirhoe N. by W. W. distant 10 miles. and 1. Prior, however, to that time, I shall again see you, according to frogs idaMM W Ithotaty Light of the Mull of Kintyre N. by .d W. the promise I made at Sudbury, and in the into / I oleo hope to distant D mil,. From the 11011h.easteen extremity of th e i s land i have the pleasure of paying my personal seapoits so every MM.. lispagso Fr distant 45 miles. From the Revolving Light i resident, as well as of every resident. Freeman. of loitrabol. vast distant 211 miles. From the Rocks of Sherry Vori , , which lie 14 mil, south-west from Tiree, the Rhins Light-. 1 house bears south Shams 38 miles. From the Rocks oflittheer tacit. lying 11 miles south-west from lenhatkill, the Lighthouse bears &mast 2 miles, and from Tnavotehead S.W. by Se 6; mild., . This Light will be known to Marietta as a distinguishing Light, - exhibiting frost the same Lantern the efeets of a Stationary and to Revolving Light. To a Meant Obetattef it will appear Hite *WWII the licit c•agnitutle, producing a bright flash of light at twelvemonth' cif tans, without those iatervals of total dm white characterise other Revolving Li= c ipas the ems. b u Ligia c will bo.from Oil, with . awn, elevated IN rairO stay_ the medium level of the sea. In clear weather it will boo visibie at the dhiance oli lowoo;amil tamninediatelr according\ to themste or the atniospagek TIN Eibiltrik in open inhales Lag. gin 11*;, within Locb-indaal, owl seaward from the Mull of lin hoe to Tanvorchead. li order of the Commissioners Edinburgh, 10th Oct. INS. 'lOl .)MRIAN AMOCIATION for AGRICULTU ki RAL *ND OTHER PURPOSES. Tberroptietorn in this Association are hereby required to take Notice, that th.! DEED ()F SETTLE:trENT, haring been ap proved by the Directors. must be signed by the Proprietors within litany-one Den from the 30th day of September lost. ; for which purpose it wt/I 14 at the Office, No. t 2, Bucklerabury, London, until the expiration of such.2l Days, mid that all Shares then re mein:rg unsigned for will, with the Instalment thereon, be forfeited. Pcsmis residing at a distsnee may sign by Power of Attorney ; theism& which may be had at the Office as above. II OUT.I for Signavas, Eleven to Four. tiWiati..STEVENS , MAPLES, PEARSE, & HUNT. Solicitors to* Aasesiation. t i PtOrkWl-8 1 ace. Jew y, Vtki Sett. 1825. . This dap fil io pries 7s. fid. HERBAN, a Poem. in• Four Cantos. Trimed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave :Buis. N EW WORKS publisltell by Geo. B. Whittaker; .-Ate Mattis-lane. L The ECONOMY of the EYES. Prirt 11. Of Telescopes. Being the result of thirty fears experirrients with fifty-one tele. scopes. of from one to nine inches in diameter, in the possession of Kitchiner, M.D. To which are added, "an abstract of the practical parts of Sir IVitlism Herschers Writings ob Telescopes and Double Stars, &c. ; some observations thereon, and original letters from emisont opticians." 12mo. price 9a. boards. 2 The CASIMA RD ; or, The Protestants of Languedoc. A Tale. In 3 vols. 12mo. price 21s. boards. 3. INSTRUCTIONS for the FIELD SERVICE of CA. VALRy. Translated from the German of General Court Dm. mark, by Captain Ludlow Ileamish, 4th Dragoon Guards. Dedi enteriby permission to his Royal Highness the Duke of York. Small 12rno price Si. 4. A CENTURY of SURGEON* en 00NORRHCEA and on STRICTURES of the URETHRA. In 12ruo. price is. beards. 5. The HIGHESt CASTLE. and the LOWEST CAVE ; .or. The Events of Der which are grab. By the Author of "The - Scrinium." In 3 yds. 12mo. twice His. boards. • MEMOIRS of MONKEYS, &e. &c. Foolscap Ova. price 6. boards. 7. The PLAY'S of .CLARA GAZUL, a Spanish Comedian. In post lien. price os. boards. R. The NATURAIt HISTORY of the BIBLE; or, a de wription of all the quadrupeds, birds, fishes, reptiles, and insects, trees, plants, flowers, gems, and precious stones, mentioned in the Sacred Scriptures. Collected from the hest authorities. and alpha betically arranged. By Thaddeus Mason Harris, D.D. A New Edition. wittrflares. 12mo price Its. boards. 9.. EPUIRASIJIA'fA E PUR,IORIBUS GRJEC.C: AN• THOLONItE FONTIBUS HAUSIT ; Annotatlonibus Jacob eii, De Bosch et alit:tram inatruxit, suss subinde Notulas et Tabu lain, Scriptorum Chronologicam adjungit Jeanne' Edwrrds, A.M. Dm price 10% fkl. boards. 10. An DISTORIC.IL EPITOME of the OLD and NEW TESTAMENTS, and part of the Apocrypha; in which the events are arranged according to chronological order. By a Mem. begot the Church of fi'and, Author of Weekly Prayets opus the Creation. Llmo. the Third Edition. bs. bound. ..IGHT and • COQ COAI PANY, Hatnort reasltT,lsll4Cliatant. LONDON. OCT. 4, 1825. NOTICE is hereby given, That a 11A LF , YEA RLY GENF,. RA 1. COURT of this PROPRIETORS of this COMPANY will bet heli on FRIDAY, the 4th day of November next, -at 11 in the Forenoon, at -the Crown and Anchor Tavern in the Strand, in the county of Middlesex. fly order of the Court of Directors, RICHARD GUDE, Sectary. N.B. The Utah' will be token at 12 o'clock precisely. rant Meeting the Annual Election et Auditory will take place, aid ahauld a Ballet be required, it will continue open for four Noun (rem its commencement. BRIT IS H ROCH. and PA'rENT SALT COM , PANY, UIIiCAT WINCIIRSTEN-IDT•ECT. e. the Directors of the British Backed Patent Salt Corn. pasy _tby riTil Notice, that a GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRG.TORS will be held, at the City of London Tavenhan THURSD.IY NEXT, at It o'clock precisely, for the fullustiog {airmen x— re salmi' for the inspection and app roval of the Bromide?* the ova of the Deed of Settlement , and to receive such suggestions total* *lnning and intending the same as may be deemed by thin) exp...t. " To maim a Resolution of the Board of Direetors, whereby it is proposed to reduce the nominal Capital of the Company from Two Millions Five Hundred Thousand Pounds to live H undred - Thousand Pounds, by a reduction of the nominal value of the Share from Fifty Pounds to Ten Pounds, as the pretest Directors have every reason to believe, that, for accomplishing the objects of the Company, the Capital stipulated by the latter arrangement will be mar than ample. '• And to receive information from the Director respecting the pioceediegs of the t:Grapaoy at the different waits." .The Dr* of the Deed of Settlement lies at the Office of !Rewire. Arnorr and 4/es (the Solicitors to tttc Company), Throgmorton steeleOlsrthltiaspeetios-efike Shtribeldirs. H. D. BROUOHTON 11. N. PARRATT JAMES SUTTON ALEXANDER REID JOHN COOPE Wll. FURNIVAL. ANTH. rid tI.IOND ALEXANDER LAW. H ESELTINE PRU'rECTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 36,94 D JsweY, LONDON. DIZIRCTORS. - . JAMCS BRO(:DEN, E-q. M.P. Chairman. RTCRARDSON BORRADAII.E. Esq. Deputy Chairman. Tbosun Allan, E.q. William Pesti Litt, Esq. John Richsad Baker, Esq. M. D. )Isgerni. Esq. John Cooke, M.D. Robert U. Marten, Esq. 1 J. IL /I. Daw•on, Fart, M.P. John Maaterman, Esq. Thomas Gaitskell, Esq. Richard Price, Esq. L. A. 0014%61711dt; t.q. Robert Pryor. Esq. Jodi. ()wen Han*, go+ William William.. Esq. M.P. Rickard P. Harris, Esq. I John Wilson, Esq. James limes, Esq. Richard Wilson, Esq. Jason Jack., Esq. REDUCTTON OF PREMIUM. This COmpary has resolved to make the following Rednetion in the Rates of Preer.lorn hitherto ofwged en the Three Common Classes of Insurance., except in Special Caws, still giving th. Insured a participation fable pretlltst • Vino Cl*.. Second Um. Third Clara. %. to Is. fid. .11s. to 24. 41 to. to 4.. Bil. ' ' 'WILMER" lIA R R IS, Secretary. ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, No. 34, BEISKILSTRIIRT, BLACK/MIMI'. DIRECTORS, tin JAMES 3IACKINTOSIL 11. P. Chairman. ROBERT CfT.ILONER, Esq. M.P. Deputy-Chairman. . Lancelot Baugh Allen, E. Francis Kemble:Esq. Stephen NigOren Reiter, Esq. T. Frankland Lewis, Esq. M.P. Thomas Fano. Esq. Thomas Alert:, Req. harks David °Vika. Esq. H. Frederic Stephenson, Esq. Capt. Gone Harrie,R Nlt B. Godfrey W. Wentworth, Lrq. GEORGE: F.tRREN. Esq. Resident Director. ArDITORS—John Knowkw. Esq. KR A. ; John Kymer, Esq. ; John George Shaw I f eferre, Esq. F.R.S. heYstotair—Jehe Moon Deed, ALD. F.R.S. Guildford-street. Swenson —Renjuisio Tweet% E F.K.S. New proud - great. ADVANTAGES EXCLESI E Lir sq. BELONGING TO THIS INSTITUTION. Peemiums fot your, anti middle - aged Lines lower than in any MO% Eefland • payable annoelly, half-yearly, or quarterly, et feceillmited aairrim of yeah only. A temporary pricateinnary Capital of 200.0001.. which will bw "lid at as soon a an adequate Surplus Capital shall have been sc. (Penland from the Premiums for 101011 terms thus, the rub' snibed Cephel ems ineescenty to the Assured without persis t 1..1, disjoins the profits. Three-lessniss of die tweSts divided amongst the Assured. until :he sharch.ilden are paid oft, ar.ii thenceforth the entire profits, by additions to their Policies, cull interest thereon in reduction of the Premium. 'Tie Trustees glen etiery Polley. and give the Assured an home .dete remedy spinet the Fund itself. Oa the luck of every Policy for the whole term of life is • scale pit its true vales from year to year, at whets price the Society rtmet to purchase it, or to lend two-thirds thereof to the holder, enable him to continue the future Premiums without incon. 'rite Assured having the Contract of the Trusted" to purchase Policies, may reduce the Assual Premiums at pleasure. For in. stance, by taking tea Policies of IOU:. each, instead of 10001. whenever a bonus of 1101. is aMed to the gross amount, the As °red, by_sclling one Policy to the Societ. alit receive Its trne reel rftluee hie Premium oue.ten y th. without diminishing the NOW. Thus, he may either/ apply the Bonus in augmentation f the sem insured. or in reduction of his future premiums. There am cosines to the Institution, and consequently the ommissions which would be allowed to them are properly de. ;:urted from the premiums of the Assured. A Physician, or Consulting Surgeon of eminence in every prim. sisal town is attached to the bociety. Proposals from the country to be sent to the Resident Director, who will give all proper information, to save the necessity of per mtnal attendance before the Board. VILLA AND LAND, Most delightfully ' , twat, on the rise of Harrow-hill. rill() be SOLI► by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a ca l. pital well-built HOUSE, at an agreeable distance from the • unpike road, snvironed by extensive Gardens, Pleasure-grounds, •.d band coming down to the road, and containing altogether up of Four Acres, about one-half of which is Freehold and the tuber Copyhold. The House is replete %lib every convenience for nAlentleman's Family, and, with the Oround in front, commands rich and extensive views. The Oulhouses consist of Laundry. Brewhouse, capital four-stall Stable and double Coachhouse, Cow. house, Piggery, and every other convenience. For further - partieulriri apply (if by letter, pent paid) to A. I'mner, solicitor, 14, Chancery-lane: and to be viewed by leave of Lady Cooper, the tenant. Posseswion of the Two Acres of Free old Load In front may be had immediately, LAWS OF SPAIN. • • This ins is published, In ontv.vol. loyal aro. pries 21.185. boards, INsT ITUTES of the LAW of SPAIN, translated from the Spaoish. wish Notes. an Appendix, and Index. Ay LEWIS F. C. JOHNSTON, Esq. Of the Inner Temple, Minister at lassr, Judge of Criminal Inquiry, and one of the Judges of the Court of Mat Instaaa of Civil Jurisdiction of the Island of Trinittstl. London : Printed for Joseph Uutterworth and Son, Law Book. sellers, 43. Flect.street. TI is day is published, in flvo. price 12s. in boards, the Fourth enrrected, and considerably altered and enlarged, of APRACTICAL TREATISE on FINES and RECO VERIES in the COURT of COMMON PLEAS ; with an Appendix, containing the Rules and Orden of Court relating to Fines and Recoveries, and a impious Collection of Precedents of the several Process:lintel in Levying, S....tiering. and Perfecting them. By WILLIAM HANDS, (lent. London Printed for Joseph Butterstonh and Son, Law Book seller*. 43. Fleet.street. This day is published, in two vtds. royal Bvo. price 1/.15i. in board 1, ATREATISE on the LAW of ACTIONS relating.to REAL PROPERTY, compiling the followitg Titles; —l. Real Artioes-2. Actions on the Case for Nuisance and Dis turbance-3. Action on the case in the nature of Waste*--4. Action on the Case for Dilapi4ations-5. Action on the Case for Slander of Title-6. A•sumpsit on the Sale of Real Property-7. Assump sit for Use and Ocropaiion-0. Covenant-9. Debt for Rent-10. Debt for I 'se and Ocnipation-11. Debt for Double Value-12. Debt for Double Rent-13. Ejectment-14. Replevin.-Ib. Tres pass quare rlausum tregit-16. Trepans for hlesne Profits. Hy HENRY ROSCOE. E•q. of the lunar Temple. Landon Printed for Joasph Butterworth and Son, Law Book sellers, 43, Fleet street. THE SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE. THE NEW CAMBRII)GE EDITION of the FA MILY BIBLE, edited by the Rev. ORO. DOYLEY, D.D. and the Ret. RICIIARD MANT, D.D. (now the Right Rev. the Lent Bishop of Down and Connor), and pnbliehed by the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, being now completed. the Memhera of that Venerable Institution—the Nobility, Clergy, and Public at large--are respectfully informed, that they may be had ready bound, in a newt and likewise-superior elegant binding', to Morocco. Ruesia, Calf, A-.c. upon application to Mr. John Bird, bookbinder to the Society, No. i 2 Hatton -garden, London. Noblemen's, Gentlemen's. and Public 1.-brarim fitted up in every mode of binding, with neatness, eegance, and despatch. llattonpearden. Oct. 13, IRlh. This da is published. HINTS to the PUBLIC and the LEGISLATURE, an the NATURE and EFFECTS of EVANUELICAL PREACHINU. _ _ By a BARRISTER. " Let nit take this opportunity of commending, as I ought to do mom sincerely and most ardently, a work, to which the well-wishes to genuine Chriatianiiy and our Ecclesiastical Establishment are indebted. The writer's catement 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 understanding, and the soundness of his moral and religious principles. They will preserve, I trust, many veil-meaning and attentive readers from the sorearles which might be practised upon their credulity and their piety."—(Dr. Pan's Character of Charles James Fox, vol. 2, IL en.) Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Hunter, St. Paul's Choreh-yard. and 11051 E-BREWED BEER IN OCTOBER. AT the suggestion of H. Brougham, Esq. hI.P. Ladies and Orntlemen dmirous of making this important article of family consumption at home, are respectfully informed that they will not only save 60 per cent but procure themselves a good and wholesome ]leer. which can always he brewed in temperate or cold weather. For this purpose. THOMAS JARVIS, Wine Cooper and Cooper in general. No. 3, Hungerrnicl-ttreet, Strand, near Charing -amts. has roma:truly on sale a large assortment of New and Second-hand well-Reasoned CA SKS and BREWINO UTEN SILS of every description, at the following low cash prices : :hat is, a Ore. bushel Set, with Cisks, &c. 21.2 n.; a Two-bushel Set, 31.31.; a Three-bushel Set, 4/. 45.; a Four-bushel Set. 51. 131. Families waited upon to brew their own beer, to fine and bottle wines with the patent bottling machine, &c. in town or country. Wa ter-butts seasoned, of all sizes: bathing and turtle tubs lent on hire. Merchant+ supplied with all sorts of packing casks and cases at the trade prices ; casks, pipes, utensils, and wine bottles bought or ex changed pickling tubs, oval and round, of rations sizes. A set of utettails sent to any part of the country, by an order for payment in London. J. T. would advise all persons to take a note of this—No. 3, It ungerford.street, three doors from the Strand.—emid workmen wanted. Tickets and Shares tor the above Scheme are Selling at Bish's Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, London. Every Number will be a Prize, and every Ticket decided THIS DAY, at live. M CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING IVARE JL • HOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and SOUTH AMECICA, EXE ( PER CHANGE, STRAND. Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to ladla, sratil Gentlesen Proceeding to South America, or any other part of the t ;tube. Vill find in this Establishment dui whole of their Appointor v o , Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together wi large and well-manufactured stock orSert Cots Conches, and ding; Cabin Wash-hand Tables', Chaim. and !Amps cli ; Sea ' Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Treenhal ling Equipage. . 1 An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with dye tenessalc . : quisling for Indio and other tropical climates: likewirc a variety of Silver and Plated Articles, ICnives and Fork.; mu ti ab i ' for families going abroad, Military and flindoantnet Boolm Marc &c. ' A fashionable Stock of Carnage, Cumcle, Tandem, Photon, Stanhope, and Chaise names., with every description of Saddlery, &c. &c. for home use, East and West Indies, and South America, which merit inspection from the quality, Silt state of workman. ship, and moderate prices. An the Articles in this Establishment are' warranted. and the excellent plan of fifty rears standing is strictly attended to of asking but one Ready Money Price, from which no abatement will be IT ' Elegant. Furniture, Glasses, Table, Musical Instruments, Pictures, Sculptures, Bronres, Wines, Linen; &c. By Mc. JAMES DENEW, • - At his Auction Room, Charles-street, Berkeley-square, on TUES DAY. November and two following days, at Tiverivso'cloek, (by order of the Administrators), fi JL- lltiE Elegant and Costly FURNITURE, Glasses, Chandeliers. full size billiard table. valuable Pictures. tore+, Bruises. NVotlts of An, large .Oriental Jars, Cisterns, and Vases, beautiful Sevres and Dre s den Porcel a in, 'Wardrobes of Damask Table and Bed Linen, Cellar of Wines in Wood sad Bottle. Musical Instruments, Fire Arms, and other valuable ;N0.. , perty of a Nobleman, deceased, removed trout his late roaidanccin Pot Ilan .'-plare. To be viewed four days preceding the sal*, and catalogue( hitteif Mr. Denew, at the Auction Room, Charles.sareet,Berteley-square. Ilit. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS have' long established their decided superiority over every other :Me dicine hitherto discovered, for the cure of Colds, Rheumatic At. tacks, Slight Fevers, and indeed all Disorders arising from ob structed Perspiration, of such frequent occurrence in our change. able chmste, Persons travelling And them most beneficial, as they are so mild i ii their effects as not to requite - From the derangement "'ye organs owlets arise, and I festive appetite, git Analeptic Pills affo tons of the stomach Pills have the stamp. This • Messrs. N , Pills, Leom they ars sold Powder, No. their effects as norm require any eonlinerneni. From gement of the digestive organs bihous and nervous dis- t, and the consequent result is head-ache, Oilaka, de- mtite, giddiness, and gouty symptoms; in these cases the Pills afford constant relief, restoring by degrees the rune- s stomach and bowels. The genuine Dr. James's Analeptic the name " F. Newbery" engraved in the Government rhls must be observed. as imitations are eery general. Newbery continue to prepare Dr. James's Analeptic a the only recipe existing under Dr. James's hand, nnd old by them at the original Warehouse for Dr. James's Vo. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard t and by J. Plunger, 160, feet, in Ones at 4e. 6d., us six le a large boa, 24e. _ 6. ..istinhair. ♦ . IIiPIiOr.C.I4,AITS AT lIYDE PAW( COBAV:Il. Some of our contemporaries have of late taken, a good deal of pains to create public dissatisfaction at the improvements made or projected in Hyde-parl:; and we must say that their representations, or rather their waisrerresettations, Feely] tobe maliciously intended to excite a suspicion that the Duke of Wellington is, somehow, to be accommodated with something savouring of a job, at the expense of the public. - ..-a jevo We have as hesitation in saying, that if the Duke-of Weliingtoiris Own residence could he in any way row- demi more agreeable or commodious by the addition of I a few feet of gardyn, wo believe the public, if it had a voice I on the motor, would cheerfully see any such compliment paid to a person Who hai carried the glom y of the British people higher than any Man wlio ever lived. We are still the same nation which saw viisio-pleasure two acres of St. Jamas garden granted to the I)uke of Marlborough, and .we would not grudge a few yards of Hvde-perk to one whose public services exceed Marlhomugh's in the same proportion that Duonapatte's terrors exceeded those of I, Ire the• universal we think we may ion of these male 'l ellington if Ow°. • park, from Ken wilco to Tyburn, Cnightsbridge, in 'park, procettl on on no other prin blic convenience ; Ni of the Duke of d possibly enter_ en, the splendour ht to have been, ed to • but it so )iappeno,'as must be plain to every eye, that he can have had nothing to do with.the matter; and thatif eventually his house should be in auy respect improved by the in teuded alte:ations, it' will' be the natural consequence of improvements, sihich his Grace will enjoy in edinmon with the public, and not greater than hundreds of other pro-. priemra will derive from the same general system of orna mental alteration. The inconvenient and dangerous turn, out of the south west corner of Hydr Park, into the street of' Kensingten, has been levelled, widened, and otherwise improved. ‘Vas thettlone to accommodate the Duke of Wellington ? The turf of the whole park has been levelled and re-laid, the roads and rides macadaruizcd, and the walks gravelled and .fenced. .Was this done to accommodate the Duke of Wellington? A new bridge is erecting over the Serpen tine, awdia new road and foot-path made round the upper pas. of,the Vail,. called litiekden-hill. Is this done to • acipmitiodete.the Duke of Wellington ? The entrances at Cumberland-gate hav'e bcen widerickl; and the whole road Prom Oicfbrd-street to Pitcaitilly has been improved ; new 4ppivaciin have been made opposite Grosvenor and Stan hope street% and lodges of great architectural beauty have been ereatcd iu these Nista.. Have all these things been done to accommodate the Duke of Wellington ? A dead wall Furl-Minded the Park (excel-it where it was bounded by the Duke's railing) f this dead wall is gradually vanishing frorp our offendsti-nyas,.and a railieg, similar to that al ready erected near Apsley house, is in the progress of substitution.; and the filthy r.ooks and corners on every aide are in coiirte'bf • receiving the ornaments of plant ing and dressing, which will make what hitherto have been nuisances:. the most sightly parts of the whole Park. Has this been llont for the Duke of Wellington's accom modation ? At last, the progress of the general design approaches the. spot where the Duke's houses happens to stand ; awd then, immediately, an eatery is raised that his ('.taw's influence is misused to pilfer twenty feet of H,sde -Park from the public, and hypocritical appeals are 'Made to his Grace's competition. not to dismember the Park. • Now, any of our readers, who will take the trouble of looking at the ground, will see that the removal of the road a few fed westward of its present course is the ine vitable cons: quence of local circumstances—of the dime tion.of the streets and roads in the neighbourhood—of the position of the statue—and of the opposite entrance to the Green Park. All these various circumstances mark nut the intended line of road so clearly, that it is evident, if Aps ley House were a tradesman's shop, the same line must, of necessity, have been adopted. The removal of the lodges and tall gates at Hyde Park corner has brought Grosvenor-place, as it were, into town ; and it became desirable , if not necessary, that one entrance at least of Hyde Park should correspond with this great avenue. It was also evident, that the entrance of the Green Park should have a corresponding opening into Hyde Park ; and it 'so happens, that the statue of Achilles, as it is called, was placed exactly in the centre, between these tatlif avenue's. These circumstances determine the povition of `the new gates, and, as it will be admitted that the Doke of Wellington had nothing to do with the building of Grosvenor-pace, the line of which has decided the matter in question; it follows that his Grace can, on the one hand, claim no merit, and on the other, ought to suffer no impu tation on account of the new alignment intended. We pretend to no official information on the matter—we really have none—but we have eyes, and, we hope, some degree of common sense, and we defy any man who has either, to look at the entire design of the improvements in the ..Park, and of the local circumstances at Hyde Park korner. without seeing that a regular and well arranged iletem of ornamental improvement has been in progress, And that the natural course and direction of the public grits an d roads, and considerations of public convenience, life the causes, and the only causes, of the intended altera tion! at Hyde Park-corner, just as they•have been of those made in every other entrance istto that Park. Tbak tb,e Dtdce's house may be rendereel more agreeable by the removal (even for so short a distance as fifteen or Went* *et) of the public road, we not only do net deny,• ffilts, I.lk rejoice at it, and this not nerdy on his Grace's ac hut • on our own, as a part of the publio, who feel, * will enjoy, the additional beauty which will he con 'retied on the Park, by soaking dressed ground of a corner, wh:elt would otherwisl become what tit Impervious corners are, 'and must he, an unsightly and fetid nuisance. Does any one complain of those strips of dressed ground which ornament the Green Perk, in front of the houses of Lord Camden. Lord Salisbury, Lord Sefton, Lord Guilford, Sir Francis Burdett, Lord Spencer, and Mr. Lambton ? Cer tainly not. They ornament the houses of these Gentlemen, who have formed, and keep them in order at a considerable cost, but they are still a greater ornament to the public walk. Have we ever heard any complaints against the permis sion given to Lord Coventry to occupy and adorn that part of the Green Park opposite his mansion on the other side of Piccadilly? Quite the reverse. Every one sees that it is the most beautiful part of the whole park, and it would be very desirable either that the Government itself should imitate his Lordship's example, or that Lord Hertford, Lord Cholmondeley, Mr. Baring, the Duke of Devon shire, and•other proprietors of houses in Piccadilly, would be so !public 'spirited as to solicit pennirsion from the Crown,to continue, all alone the line of Piccadilly, an or namental garden like that of Lord Coventry. Let us not be misunderstood. Against ale grant of an inch of the park for building, or indeed for any whatsoever, but ornament to the parks themselves, we test isalouelly at any one can do, and we are satisfied that . the Sovereign (whose taste in all the arts—even those who do not approve his taste in Ministers, acknowledge) will ne- 1 vcr permit shy improper encroachment onthe Parks, which are so important to the beauty and health of his own resi dences, and what lie must value still more, to those of his capital. The early part of his Majesty's administration was splendid in military glory; the subsequent years have been marked by improvements to all our iotenal ciressm statism end by .a more decitied patronage of the Fine Arta, the adorning of the . capital, and all the caber pursuits ~, ~~ which become the peaceful leisure ternal happiness and external glory These are the days, an 4 these th plietic eye of our great poet foresaii itid harbours open. public-ways Bid temples wortilierof the God ' Bid the broad arch the dangerous Tae mole projected. break the ro; Back to his bounds the subject se And roll obedient rivers through These honours, peace to happy 11 • These are imperial works and woi If the Duke of Wellington ha ,alive, contributed to 'raise us to glory and internal happiness, we occasion to make these observation obscure Whig Lord, who had gi recall of the army from the Pen Bonapute, and for the abandonrr gigantic Usurper, he might, for all care, have made gardens in the P the Couquerorlif -Salamanca, Vitto who has fought and won every lea, the Garonne, and from • th e Sehel vilified and traduced, because an a propose to improVe A public road, twenty feet from his boundary wall To many of our readers these so me apology, b ecause they may noi nant assiduity with which the Disk has been coupled with imputationi The imputation itself haft•bet• the tend, and the nioaves which lead mike free with hiiiname, in &smith no concern, deserve, and •everi rap • which we have felt it cu servo LIVERPOOL, SU tIDAY Eiratct Wind ‘V.—High Water, 12 tn. p. 5 Arrived last night, the Westbury, Thompson, ti Arrived this day, the Lindsays, from New Orlea Mary and Sally, .Patty. from Gijon. The Tom Bowline, Blackburn ; Dunlop Gervi Nicholas, from Liverpool, have arrived at Qaelvec t , from Liverpool, has arrived at St. Lawrence. The Triton, Blogden; sailed from Guayaquil nth of May. The llsoillsoo, Williams, from Liverpool, laws Nothing has sailed to-day nor yesterday. 3.: r. SHIPPING INIE LLIG4NCE. tESTOII-HOUSE, OCT. 16. , Snips ENTERED IRWARDS.—The John Buschman, Brown,: from St..Petenburgh; Bencoolen, Potten, from Liverpool; Seaton. Lowry, from St. Petersburgh ; Ann, Marshall, and Strauon,. Bromley, from Stamigate Creek; Better Luck Still, Bowie, Irons. 3letnel: Hopewell, llobaort, from Quebec; Stella, Simpson, tivioa Riga ; Hope, Page. from Harlingen ; Wynyard, Harrison ; Bro. titerly. Love, Reay ; Benjamin and Sarah-, Trotter, from St.Ye terabtirgli ; Hercules, Schiputan, trot Antwerp Prin ce LeoPolB. Carbill, from Belize ; Commerce, Fleming, from' Riga; Marshall Blucher, Fryer. from Rotrerciam; Vrouw Weniina, Stehr, from Leer ; H and M, C.oatea, from'Ste.Petersburght•Ortion, Gallaway, from Harlingen; Freedom, Nokia, from Wybutg ; Columbus Menllag, from Hatnburgh ; Commerce, Fournier. and Fortitude: . Steuart, from Calais ; Pelican, Rieke, from Antwerp and Brussels; Swatridge, from Cork; Maria, Morris, from Voughall ; Hutchinson; Lowther, from Demerara: Amethyst, Bell, from St.. Petersburgh Nicholson. from Memel, Hortense. Lamle]; from Marseilles; Edinburgh Packet, ‘Villiansa. feona Rotterdam; Kingston, Sewer, from Jamaica; Sirene, Faifant a from Calais. ENTERED OUTWARD9.—The Vrouw Maria, Odew, for Dan. kirk; %Vest India Packet, Reynolds. for New Providence g • Cecrops, Gilmore. for Trinidad; Dart, Clarke, fat Fayal add St. Michael's; Seger, Powell, and Sir Edward Hamilton, Newbalt„ . for Jamaica; Duke of Bedford, Stephenson, for Tenerlffe, Ma.. des, and Bengal ; Jason, Seals, for Hamburgh ; Hopeful, %Vett. therstone. for Vera Cruz, Alvarado,and New Orleana; Enchantress * Tazlor, for Madeira, Rio Janeiro, and St.N'incent's. CLEARED OUTWARDS rtweer.tir AT GRAEESEND.—Rotten: tot, Sinclair, for Alvarado and Maracaibo ; Prince of Saxs cobuct: Ladd, for Rotterdam • Vigilant, Thorp, for Elsinore and Pbters.. burgh; Frau Dorothea, Elderts, foe Haruburgb Dena,, for Elsinore cud Petpraburgh ; Dart, Caisson, for Newcastle. CLEaRING OUTWARDS.—IiiitSUDiS., Garth, fur Carat; nerve, Ruiner. for Antwerp; Choice, Wheatley, for Cape Ray. lien ; Harmonic, Miller, for Antwerp ; Reliance, Nicholson , fut. Hamburgh ; Perseverance, Margolle, for Calais ; Twee Gebroeders,„: De Vries, for Rotterdam ; Resource, Gerard, for Memel. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRRLAND.--Ths Courier, OM'S.; for Belfast; Briton, Richards, for Dublin; WM. Penn, flugbes, for Cork. FROM LLOYD'S FALMOUTH, OCT. 15..—Arrived the Cygi Buenos Ayres, sailed the 9th August, and Iron 13th ditto. Sailed the Ann, Critchell, for St. Pe Argo, Jackson, for Roehfort. COWES, OCT. 18.—Arrived toe Ilannah El: from Tampico, in 82 days, for Haire off the The Hope, Rider, Anieriemilnig, Lot PORTSMOUTH. OCT. ,16.-4rtived the ti Smith, fiom London for St. Kin's, and the Di from Riga. Sailed the Knterpr?se,. Boo*, row V DEAL, OCT. 16.—Arrived the Antelope, Ti delta; Cherie, gllen, Astell. from Boston : Jo Oporto. Arrived from the river, the Camden, Antigua; Saucy Jock, Hooper, (or Carthageni chair, for the Cape of Hood Hope; and the Soul for the westward ; the whole of the 'outward I except the Saute Jack, Hottentot, Caelle Forbes MARGATE, OCT. 16.—The vessel* with the been able to make any further progress, it has which forced them to let het down T . WAREWORTII, OCT. 14.—The !VMS, Cur derland (o Aberdeen; struck upon ndica Rc and will be wrecked. Materials landed. LEITH. OCT. 14.—Capt. Parry,—His M a i l arrived at Peterhead 12th Oct. sod reported that Inst in August last ; the crew wave on board the had occurred during the voyage,and dm crews w thin when they left Engbind, - May 1824. Capt. rally, that no important diseoveviette,tl bean ma JERSEY, ()cr. 12.—The Swift, Rosaignol, wt moorings in the. Bay of Blanc, Sahlons, Latin wrecked. Crew and a few casks of oil saved. '1 belonging to Quebec, went on shoe, but afterwai vessels had been drive* on shore on the coast o the gale. PHILADELPHIA, SEAT. 19.—The Cattne. more tram Jamaica., spoke on the 22d urt. e H duras, she had been on shale on {{ateislanit of Co but got off with much damage, Heifer two an& tons of logwood. thrown overboard; she was in Africa, bound to Bristol. Buesos Arats, Attu. B.—The Achilles, war, has arrived at Valparaiso, having been take by the mutiny of some Chilies stamen on 1 Spanish Brie of battle-ship, is reported to bast Reg, in California. sadorisisnilas ascumantocea ship Oil Constant) employed in conveying the 11 from Peru to Manilla. STATISTICAL. CURIOSITT. — The following colons of tko population of a town in the State of New York, we copr from an American paper as a Statistical cuticatity.:— " CENISCS FOR THE TOWW ow SUBSSUIIXE VAR 1620,...-. 1239 males, 4263 females—total 2304 ; 213 subject to ruilttiry duty, 472 voters at election.. 297 married females undeithe .alie et 43. 226 unmarried between the ages of 16 and 45, 543 do. under 16, 17 marriages in the gm past, 43 male births, 30.feutale 110.. 23 male daubs, 13 fermis do., AO persossof colour that An not taxed. 4 do. that are taxed, 2 do. that ate qualified to -Voteit elections, 1 foreigner, II paupers, 5. idiots, 1 %nude. • '15,641 Awes of rm. proved land, 3139 neat cattle, 786 horses. 16.566 disco. OM bop, 5441 yards fulled cloth manufactured the past year, 11712 yvsis44 flannel do., 15.204 yards of linen. cotton, auil titbit thin dodo 6 geigt-mils.• 10 saw-mills, 6 fulling-mill% 6 tattlicg tnichities,l3 woollen-factories, i distilleries, 4 asheries. Comeouren EPITHITS.—The custom of %OW hard compounds furnished Ben Jondon with an opportunity of showing his satire and his Manta* together. l'hlpm *IN the words of which he speaks sametiintro as • un-iti-one breath-utterable." Redi mentioaa an epiginill agS. l . ll lOl sophists which is pre*rvetl in -Adicos us, pud a issiiSlP of compounds " a mile lasi..? • lie• pgeseuta us wkth a Latin translation by Joacph Scaligir, which may Qe qtlitt rendered inta.English i Lofyybroefteurisliers. Nowiebnestwilleigere Flagandbreadnowiltieters. Distutettaliswallowers ; Olieloakinveatilora. narefootloolsisshipnets, Tli • • hrpi ivateteitteators, Crafluetibratiesiest 1 ' -••• •••••" Yoadiebesegra. wortirdialonissida110111111001111ii• . buck ars fliumAolial2A44 4 o l **Pilq‘i • • • ••• • t ~ - • ,t , -. iiiimemillau , 4 0 " ...-- V4 le . . ~•..5. . .-, ~ . . . • . - . . -. t " . • 4 . ' . . ' /--7 is. 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LONI)ON, TUESI)AY, OCIT)13F11. - 18, 1825';''''''' . . . .'' *Price 7d. , . • ~ .., 1 ---- ---- ----•:-4--- -__-- u-........-.-.,........... . .. . NOTICEd'Ia MARINERS. ITO THAI WORTHY AND INDEPENDEAC 'LECTORS SALES BY AUCTION. LILPROVE3&:NTS AT lIYDE PARA' CO.RA T R. which become the peaceful leisure of a nation rich in inr RHINEI.OF ' V, LIGHTHOUSE. i OF THE BOROUGH OF. SUDBURY. - Some of our contemporaries have of late taken, a good deal ter , nal happiness and external glory, f PHE Cearrairriotters of Pie i'Vorther n f.ighthowses hereby . GENTLE sttx, FREEHOLD RESIDENCE , JAMES- STREET, 1. • i o , ia Naf ee , dm a LIGHTIsCiCuI: bas been erected at ,I T would be in vain for me to attempt to express the BUCKINGHAILGATE. . of pains to create public disvatisfaction at the improvements I Fhese are the days, arid these the works, which the Fee p tette eye of our great poet foresaw tbe Minn Point of the Island of )slay, in the county of Argyll, : IL gratitude suds which your conduct has umpired me. hly which .dl *lighted on TUESDAY, the lath day-of November. • reception in your ancient and respectable Borough has no; merely traa, and *retinue thrasher to be exhibited ever, night, (ram the 'been kind but splendid ; and by your pramiges of support my g, By .Me, CAUTY, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDA it NEXT, at 12. A Most substantial FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, very *tams" of 44,11g1at in the evening till the return of day-light.; Election is not merely rendered certain, but trinmphant. In the rt. desirably situate, No. 27, J---- 'net, Buck' ate, made or projected in Hyde-park ; and we must say that their representations , or rather their weisrerresettatione, Bid harbours open. public-ways extend ; Bid temples worthier of the God exceed ; niass • • h ...'ssE c: •leats tom. aim to be maliciously intended to excite a suspicion that Bid the broad the dangerous flood contain ; ..snscl o:. /t.. • In the rooming. P contact of my canvass I met with only six refunds of support. sod fronting St. James's Park. containing two parlours, draentommont, the Duke of Wellington is, somehow, to be accommodated ' Nit mole projected, break the roaring main ; !I nonforegt . i Tile bll.„u s ys•specification of die position of the Lighthouse:. I believe I rosy assert with truth that nineteen out of twenty Enc.. three best and two secondary chambers with two goad kitchens. with something .utreuring of a job, at the expense of the nublie. • Back to his bounds the subject sea command, ...3 s ; ...toff att.:v- /.• and the appear once et the bight, is given' by ,Mr . Stevenson, Egg , - ' ors have favoured toe with distinct promises. It is therefore quite cellaring, &c. together with a small gitAten. and a nest dausehad And roll obedient rivers through the land; s' •.•"i• . • - neezan the Comatioolonen 2- 1 unuecrstary for me to add, that when the period shall anise that Cottage. containing two good rooms, wateraclowt, and °dug con- ' . . . These honours, peace to happy Britain brings ; - .. •We have uo hesitation in saying, that if the Duke of - There are impala works and worthy Kings! • Tie tunas of Islay Lighationse is s i tua t e on the northern aide of i you are again called upon to exercise your Elective Franchise, I veniences. upon the small island of ()versa. in I shall fairloady proceed to the Poll, and continue • Candidate for may be sieved. till the sale, and printed pa r tic u l at e had cg . Welhogtou 6 town residence could be in any way ren- If the Duke of AVellington had . not, beyond all men the =trance to Loch-B.( l *i, I 'O . i , ling ton Lb° 41' rortb, and long- 6".20' west. It appears by compass i the-hewn of your Suffrages to the lest hour. Charles Hertalet, Esq. Solicitor, No.?, Northumberland-street, demi more agreeable or couantotlious by the addition of alive, contributed to - raise us to this pitch pf external teem the 51uil of Eirhoe N. by W. i W. distant 10 miles. and 1. Prior, however, to that time, I shall again see you. according to Strand : on the premises • ; attire Auction Man ; and of Mr. Canty, a few feet of gardem, we believe the public, if it had a voice glory and internal happiness, we never should have had hoot Ma trtetionaP7 Light of the Mull of Martyr. N. by W. # W. , the promise I made at Sudbury, and in the interhis I also hope to 60, Pall-mall. k !! • . on the matter, would cheerfully see any such compliment occasion to make these observations. Had he been some Atitant 33 rolis. From the nonh-eastern extremity of die island . h ave t h e pletenere, of paying my personal cmpoan to every non. I vf hachlut N.* Ft distant 25 nide& From the Revolving bight • resident. as well an of every resident, Freeman. RECTORY OF •BOW, DEVON. • paid to 4 person who ha; earned the Om yof the British obscure Whig Lord, who had given his proxy far the '1 • - • r. st leistrahul, eau distant 28 miles. From the Rocks of .rikerry 1 lf, in use mime ,of my Canvass, I have omitted to call on any X .iy_ ifk w . il C i. cl on U T T i r u h ß ts the honour to announce, that l i e people tagiter than any Man Who ever lived . We are still recall of the army from the Peninsula, for peace with Vorn, which lie 14 miles south-west from l'iree, the Ruins Light_ reaident Freeman, they will kindly attrilsitte it to mistake, or want DAY NEXT, 20thinst.at 12, SUBMIT 1 the same Infirm which saw rsiMs.pleastire two acres of St. Bonaparte, and for the abandonment of Europe to that h ouse bears @oath dimwit 38 miles. From the Rocks oflhiheer- •of time, and of course not to any feeling of disrespect or wilful by AUCTION, at the Auctioa Mut, opposite the Bank of L'm I ,Fainetis rden granted to the Ihike of Xlarlborough, and gigantic Usurper, be might, for all his present detractors' sista lying 11 miles south-west from leolinkill. the Lighthouse I in a t tent i on , land (unless an acceptable offer should in the mean time be m • i ears li.inliVr distant 26 miles, and from Taarorebeed S.W. by S. My principles and opinions are fully anti fairly before you-. ly Private Contract), the PERPETUAL A DYOWSON and we woulr . trt grudge a few yards of vde- rk to one care, have made g ardener in H p a s ...spot 64 miles.. . your promises and warm reception will be ever present to my re. NEXT• PRESENTATION •to ' the valosbie RECTORY of whose pantie services exceed Marlborough"s in the same the Conqueror of •Salamanca, Vittoria, and Waterloo---he,t i This Light will be known to blarieers as a diseinguishire Light, , collection and my gratitude-and of the issue, 1 again repe a t, I BOW, Devon, together with the great and smell Tithqs of the proportion that lanonsparte s terrors exceeded those of who has ;'ought and won every league from the Tagus ID ez iablONE frost the same Lantern the effects of • Stationary and • ' entertain no doubt ; and, wishing health, happiness. and prosperity Parish, containing about 4 s too ecreirsof principally rich torn land, Louis XI V_ - . „ . , the Garonne, and from ' the Scheldt to the Seine, must be c Reeolviog LioclO. To a distant obenver it will appear like a star Ito you-yogir wives , your daughters-your Trade, your Borough- and b ei ng of the estimated' rahie of - spwitnls of 0001 . inclusive i of the }teetotal Residence, and eighta-fies acres of Globe Land. T hi s , wc say would we are eatirfied, be the universal vilified and traduced, because an architect and a gardener S then ne magnitude, producing a bright Hash of light at every I remain, Gentlemen, t t r twelvtaesends eV time, without these tatenale of total darkness Your much obliged and grateful Servant. The village of Bow is In a beautiful pert .r eke enunty of Dtrow, opinion if - the c ase were . to arise; but we think we may propose to improVe A public road, by shifting it fifteen oz I which characterise other Revoking Lt' ghta upon the man. JOHN W ILES, jun. prevents every eariety.of tield•sgset,end isalistant from Eceseei.‘, venture to assert that the whole foundation of these male- twenty feet from his boundary wall I t Taa,tot sat bs.from Oil, with • Reflectors, elevated I* feet Littirthure. Mill•hill, Oct. 17, 1825. Credit* 7,eaditom London 1118 miles , . . Oi led. lace! false: 'Miens-against the Duke OP Wellington is abso- To many of our reader s these observations may need. • Printed' particulars may be bad at the al Inns at 0 - ' abet: the wed um level of the sea. In clear weather it will be some apology, because they may not be aware of the malig- i: .. ' • visible at the ths.sece of mix lassErtes;aol tatutinediateir according To sail on the 15th of Novembet, IC I OR MADRAS at 4L , 14GA1.t, the new Ship PER- of Ir. Croote, Land Sete sad Cambridge r pC,J. 8.. City, Irak, Wrist' epic, Devoe • mutt assiduity with which the Duke of Wellitatton's ElltDC il_ . . 0 ,,,j . ce• nt .,,t,4 o ; 4 The )1 11 1) • reveMente 41 Bnough ilyde- park , from Ken- . , • 4to theatate or the stmospbeem llier Lierteut is open towards Lag- jai-, gas It o,, within Locb-Indaal, and mews* from the Mull of 17 SEVERANCE, ;TIT7C•lff RAYNER HES f. (herr- Acretten. Mors and of Illy . C..' , round so BuCkden-hill, end thence to Tyburn, has been coupled with imputatinns of a jut> in this affair. .• and down 'wain . _along Park-lane to Knightsbridge, in , ' t he imputation . itself bas..4lrot the-slightest colour or pre-. - -- vl i En hoe to Tanverchead. mender (of the Hon. Company's regular serriCe). burthen 440 tons. Surveyor, 10,"'Pall-mall, London. • lemosse nea: to Agettts atm, ongton . 111 order of the Commissioners et the Northetysightliouses, • • For Freight or Passage apply to Captain Best, at the Jerusa- - Intve' - 'silld, tinge round cite ark proceed on teneg, and the motives winch lead some Surreal wines to 1 Edishurah, lOtt Oct. 1825. C. CUNNINGHA3I,'Sec. ten : Co ff ee•house; or to IMPORTATION OF FLOWER ROOTS, -•- Messrs. WATTS and HEATH, • Just aerie* from Holland. • Oni givereat plan, oonivisted..ansi executed oh no other prin. mite free with his name, in a:matter in which heron have • COLOMBIAN ASSOCIATION for AGIIICULTU- ' 134, Fenchurch-street. • By Mr. WILLIAMS. • ciple than that of public ornament and pnblic convenience; no concern, deserve, and •everi. require, In justice, the ob. RAI. k.ND OTHER PURPOSES. _ The Proprietor , in this Association are hereby required 10 teke T HE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. LXIV. will be 19ib, and FRIDAY, the 21st of October, at 12 • Wellington And his residence did. or could possibly enter- tier. Notice, that the DEED OF SETTLEMtNT, having beet, ap- published on TUESDAY NEXT. A Very Fine COLLECtIONof DUTCH ' FLOWER- imsdussts4 l / 4 t We re at, that if. the ease had 'arisen, the Slendotir • 1 by the Directors • most be signed by the Proprietors within This day. post Br o. 9s. GM „11. ROOTS, of a very superior description, consisting of Double r • tul cont ort of' his Cirdce's redirkarbe ought t o" have been, n LIVERPOOL., SUNDAY x•VENT NG ; . i rf r"i rea d ti.ose Days from the 30th day of September inst. ; for whichand Single Hyacinths (the whole of which are named), Tulips of a T HE ART of REARING SILK WORMS . Trans- various • - t purpose It will lie m the Office. No. 32, Bucklerabury, whi n , sons , Jongurib, Narcissus, Irises , Crocus, Ste. Oce. The , u ntil the ezpiration of such.2l Da s, and that all Shares then re- - feted from ere Work of COUNT DA NDOLO. whole is good condition, and lotted suitable for private purchasers, nappeno,'as must be plain to every • eye, that he can he,. 11'i nd \V.-High lOater. 12 m. p. 2, , i roomiest neatened for will, with the Instalment thereon, be forfeited. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street- To be viewedihe morning of sale, and Civaloma had at the had nothing to do with-the matter ; and thatif eventually Arrived last night , the Wrotbury Thomism , trom Odwia Pcrons residing at a distance may sign by Power or Attorney ; This dityliffildilialltedi in bud . pries 7s. lid..bosrds, -Ma • G - Mart; -arraway's and Chapter Coffee-houses ; Arrived this day, the ' Lindsays, - fr ' orn Nevi Orleans, in 34 days : ~ 'lid'. Wii - itis house &Insult' be in any respect improved bY the in- Mary and Sally, Petty , from ( l iion. s . .•• the fanatic which mar be had at the Office as above. !loop r T_TERBAN a Poem. : In - Four Cantos.- llama, Throgmortun-street. - tended alte r ations, it alit' be the • natural consequence of The Tom Bowline, Bl a ckbur n ; Dunlop terrine; Mary Jane, . . . .... Spasm. Eleven to Four. - art .Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Muia-lape. Elegem Furniture, Glasses, kiting) Table, Musical Instruments , improvements, vibieh his Grace will enjoy in common with Nicholas, from Liverpool, have arrived at Q;l:lter•V Charlottes -a • WAIN, - STEVENS, MAPLES: - PEARSE, & HUNT, Solicitors to the AlNlsiation. 't NEW IVORKS publishes' by Geo. H. IVhittaker, By Mr. JAMES DENEIV, • ' Rom Liverpool, has arrived at St. Lawrence. • 4: Pruhriek's.place, Old Jewry, 27th Sept. 1825. . -Ave Maxis-lane. At his Auction Room, Cherke-street, Berkeley - square , on TUES- PrieolllWill derive flute the same general system of orna. The Triton, Blogden; sailed from Ouaraguil, for Liverpool, I. The ECONOMY of the EYES. P a r t IL Of T e l escope'. DAY, November 22,and two following days, at f we've o'clock, "nett tal alteration ) c . : . 25th of May. OAS -LIGHT and COKE CONIPANY, llamas-, The Hamilton , Williams, from Liverpool, has arrived at Nerve. Being the result of thirty years experinients with fifty-one t a l e- (by order of the Adninistreters), svartr,•litacirateiss. • The inconvenient mittifsingittotis turn, out of the south Nothing has sailed to-day nor yesterday. , i,. noises. of from one to nine inches in diameter, in the possession of T wi., Er... . ...- -.,„-n... and Costly FURNITUBE, Glasses, west' eorntr of ffylliri'grir; I%its . the street of Kensington, - -:..s 'is LONDON. OCT. 4, ift2o. - Wm. Kitchiner M.D. To which are added, "an abstract of the •-• Chandeliers. lull sire billiard table, valuable Pictures. Sculp- •. NOTICE is hereby given, That a IIA LF , YEARLY GENE- tutical has beenlevelfed, wideridtil, anti otherwise improved. Was • RAL COURT of the PROPRIETORS of this COMPANY . parts Of Sir William Herschel's Writings on Telescopes tun , ra ~ Br i. er. NVotlis of An, large 41rientel Jan, Cliternt, and SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ': 1 1:nd Double Stars , Ike. ; some observations thereon and original Vases, beautiful Sevres and Dresden Porcelairt. Wordiottes of thindone to attcommodate the Duke of Wellington ? The ' - will be hell on FRIDAY, the 4th day of November next, at 11 . • __,__,. - . is ...al letters from eminent opticians." 12mo. price 91. bo;rds Damask Table and Bed Linen, Cellar of Wines In Wood mid turf of . rile whole park hat , . been levelled and re-laid, the _ 01.111-TOM• H OUSE, OCT. 15. . 1.--- (Nock to Um Forenoon, at -the Crown sod Anchor Tavern is the 2 The CASIMARD ; or, The P rotestants of L angue d oc. A Buschman, Brown; Strand, in the county of Middlesex. Bottle, Musical Insuumenes, Fire Aran, and Nine. tahsable pro. mails anil rtde„s macadamised, and the walks gravelled and SHIPS ENTERED lirwaeos.-The John Tale, In 3 vols. 12mo. price 21s. boards. party of a Nobleman, deceased, removed nom his l a t e, seeidencein fenced. * Wet this done.' lb 'a:criminal-ate the Duke Of Toro St,Petersburgit Illencoolen, Patten, frost Liverpool ; Seaton. fly order of the Court of Directors, •3. INSTRUCTIONS for the Fl EI,D SERVICE of CA . ph in o_ p h Awry, from St: •Petersburgh ; Ann, 31arshel, and husuon,, - I ' l l RICHA RD GUDE, Senttsry. Bromley, from Statolgste Creek; Better Luck Still, Bovrie, front VALRy. Translated from the German of General Count His. - • 4 t , Wellington? • A new bridge is erectina over the Serpen- . To be viewed four days rrereding the sale, acid catalagditnid N. U. The Chair will be token at 12 o'clock precisely. meek, by Captain Ludlow Beamidi, 4th Dragoon Guards. Deili- • 31r. Denew, t he A • Room , Charles-street, Bertelel • • t hins e 1 new road and foot-path ma r de round the upper 3letriel r Hopewell, Dobnon, from Quebec : Stella, Simpson, Rosa r 61- t ies meeting the Annual Election tut Auditon will take place,enew, at action catel e by permission to his Royal Highness the Duke of York. -. -, s a . 'part, of.the )?er.k, gelled • .Buckden-hill. Is this done to Riga ; Hope, Page. from Harlingen ; Wynyard , Harrison ; Bro. and•should a Ballot be required, it will conunee open for tour sum .-_ ._ -_ . ;sags price irr. HAZARD and CO. , Ti l entrances at therla Love, Reay ; Benjamin' and Sandy, 'Trotter, from St.,Pe... Loins from i ts cernmencetnent. 4. A CEN . PtaIIY of SURGEONS. nn OfiNORRHCEA and • . ... , •-. •1...'• -, ileCO, Mithulgte.the Delie Of. Wellington ? te_rabUrgh ; Hercules, &hi pinan, from .. Alitw_ ir ern; i . n . ce . I,eopaldr lIRATISH ROCK and PATENT SALT COM. on STRICTURES of Use URETHRA. In 12mo. price 7s. Contrsetoor .1 Asir es ors ,t, slmst es - td mi t.. . -Cuniberlaint-gste tare bsien widenekt. and the whole road Isarbill, from Belize ; Commerce, r Netting, rdm• iga ; Mariner V PANT, 3. UREAT WINCHRSTER.STREET. i board,. file of c1'20.000 "• - s - . ••,: •-••-• sr". •. I e., •r f' from cbcftmtsatfret tii PieettdillY has been ins vest ; new Blucher, Fryer. from Rotterda m ; Vrouw •Wemina, Stehr, froux E ; THIS DAY, m Five o'Cleek. 'e. the Directors of the British Rock and Patent Salt Com. I 5. • The HIDdIESt CASTLE. and the LOWEST CAI' appicaches havg been made opposite Grosvenor suet Stan- Leer ; H and 31, Crates. from St.. Peteralsaugh.l,Union, GallittaY. ,any ill hereby give Notice, that a GENERAL, MEETING of :Or. The Events of Dare which are gorfh. By the Author of " The T and &IM VE/i'RIGHT r h uge streets. avd lodges of great architectural beauty tinily remind thehave from B arlingen ; Freedom, Nokia, from 41 , ybuig ; Columbus.' 4 4 ti tese. yi s t as , H ave a ll th ese thin g? been Meriting. from Hainburgh ; Commerce, Fournier, and Fortitude.. . the PROPRIRTORS will be held, at the City of London ' Serinium." In 3 rob'. 12mo. price Ric boards. ll P • Publicithal THIN DA I ' , at Five, Si: Twenty Thousands, bgenvreetted Tavern.oe TBURSD.IY NEXT, at 12 o'clock precisely, for the 6. Me:3lOlM of MONKEYS, Ste. Ice. Foolscap Syn c price Steuart, from Calais ; Pelican, Rieke, from Antwerp and Brussels; with all -Ms other Capitals and Priam exceeding & Quarter .ofag done to accommodate the Duke of Wellington ? A dead feltnriog porpmess-- lis. Weals. . Minims in Sterling Money, giant be decided; and, by Act of Pats , wall'stirrouncled the Park . (excelit where it was bounded by U ti n u i t o c n hision S wa:r L id o g o e, th f or ro . ni f, Cor om k ne ; ro M er az;i ra s, ; Morris , Atoehy, f t r , ons ßei y , o f u ro g; s a S i i t t -• ro submit foe the inspection and approval of the Proprietors 7. The PLAYS of CLARA G A ZUL, a Spanish Comedian. Bement, there can be no more Lotteries after the prereht Drarbsga• he Dukes - • - • it . t railing); this dead wall•is gradually vanishing Petershurgh ; Alalvinia, Nicholson, front 3lcmel ; Hortense. I. the Draft or the Deed of Settlement , and to receive such suggestions It' post Ova. price its. soarers. Tickets "aril Shares are now on Sale at J. and J . Meewriats tobards altering and amending the same as may be deemed by ft. The NATUISAIb HISTORY of the BIBLE; or, a de. Fortunate O ffi ces, No. 37, Combat; 11, Holborn; and 4113. 1 ,,, Prow our offended- eyes,-aid a radiate, similar to that al- Lamle]; from Marseilles; Edinburgh Packet, tVillianis, fame • *tin expediert. sonSption of all the quadrupeds , birds, fishes, reptiles, and insects, To rearm a Resolution of the Board of Directors , whereby trecs.plants, flowers, gems, and precious stones, mentioned in the market, Lonrho' ; where they sold in One Lottery, 12,4711, a ready erected near Apsley house, /8 in the progress of Rotterdam ; Kingston, Sewer, front Jamaica; Sirene, Faillant„ Prize of 30,01t0i. and sewed other Capitals I in the Louery drawn substitution • and thg filthy rooks and corners on - every ftiol r Calais ' ; • It is proposed to enlace the nominal Capital or the Company from &scrod Scriptures. Collected from the best enthorities. and alta- lath Jule last. 3.613, a Prise of 21,05. W. besides other Capitals. ~ side are in coiniteiff i receiving theornaments of plant- 1 •• - 1-1 - w -e Vrouw 11 1 • ild wfnn ' -h TIERED -L AED9. The -MIA, -C, Or -a..., . • kirk ; West India Packet, Rynolds, for New Providence; Two Million, Fire Hundred Thouaaod Potunis to live Hundred' helically sifetrd• By Thaddeus Melton Harris, D.D. A, ew Every .Nunsber will be a Prize, ead ever y Ticket decided, Tbotaaand Pounds, by a reduction of the nominal value of the Edition. with Wm. 12mo price Bs. board,. THIS DAY-AT FIVE. l• Mg and dressing, which will make what hitherto have Ceerops, Gilmore. for Trinidad; Dart. Clarke, he Fayal sad Ste • &Morrow Fifty Pounds to Ten Pounds , as the pretest Directors a. EPIGIRAALHATA E PULI,Opt RIBUS GR.EC.E AN- B ISH respectfully rewinds the Public Wet TIIIS DAY, here every reason to believe • that, for accomplishing the objects of THOLOG LE FONTIBUS II t USIT oils' Jacob- Hal thht been Ilont for the Duke of Wellington's oceans- Mr Jamaica; Duke of Bedford, Stephenson, for Teneriffe, Ma. the Company. the t'apital stipulated hy the latter arrangement will • sit, De Bosch et alioram instruxit. suss sub Notulas et Tabu. at Five &Clock, Six Twenty Thousands, with all the other mo d. Hen ? . dra, and Bengal ; Jason, Seals, for liamburgh ; Hopeful, Wes. Demote than ample. lain, Scriptorum Chronologiesin adjunxit Joanna Edwrrds, A.M. Capitals and Nista, exceeding a Quarter of a Million, in Steiling . therstone. for Vera Cruz, Altarado,and New Orleans; Enchantress * . , s• Arid to receive information from the Directors respecting the Oro. price 10% Gd. boards. Money, must be - decided; and, by Act of Parliament, there can be At last, the program of the general design approaches , Taylor, for Madeira , Rio Janeiro, and St. Vincent's. pioceediegs of the Company at the differeut works." 10. An HISTORICAL EPITOME of the OLD and NEW no more Lotteries after the present Drawings , the spot where the Duke's house happens to sumo ; CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAEESEND.-fiOttetle . .211.1.* of the Deed or Settlement lies at the Office of Messrs. TESTAMENTS, awl part of the Apocrypha ; in which the 'The moms while has ansoded Bish's 04Beee since. their 6111111, aliCI %hell- immediately, an eatery is raised that his tot, Sinclair, for Alvarado and Mszaeaibo ; Prinr.• of Saxscoborg. Amory a nd Cele, (the Solicitors to the Company), Throgmotton- events are arranged accenting to chronological order. By a Mem. establishment is well known; but is the last nine months it has- cAree t: • B influence is misused to pilfer twenty feet of Ladd, for Rotterdam ; Vigilant, Thorp, for Elsinore and Ptterso orwat-Awdat vonpactiast el . *. Sinveholdent. • • mor, .. barof dm Church of Englend, Airtime of Weekly Prayers upon been eminently conanicuous--the felloaing Capital Prizes Having Bride •Prak from the pu blic, 1 hypocritical appeals are anburgh; Frau Dorothea, Elderta, foe Haniburgb t Unita, Dem.. IL D. BRISUGHTON IL H. PARRATT the Creaticio. 12coo. the Third Edition. b.. bound. • f t , t w it s t art pti i o 44S ee , a fi i t tme d.,, e 4 „it*. gw, ,___ , t ., for Elsinore sod Petriesburgh; Dart, Camas; for Newcastle. JA3IES SUTTON ALEXANDER REID 1.804 'Mode to his Grace's compassion. not to dismember the CLE•RIEG GETWAILDS.-43iitannia, Garth, for Cade; Mi. JOHN CO WIL FURNIVA L. LAWS OF SPAIN. OPE • . .... - 2.478} 3 Prizes of .1:30,000 Park. . nerve, Kuiper. for Antwerp; Choice, Wheatley, for Cape Hay. A NTH. ri A 31510 ND ALEXANDER LAW. This "Y is Nevilville' In °° " °ll ' " al Bv° ' Bllea al ' lea' boards. 15,746 Note, any of ottr readers, who will take the trouble of tien ; Harmonic, Midas for Antwerp; Reliance, Nichohoo, fiat s WM. II P.SE LTI NP. . INST II'UTES of the LAW of SPAIN, translated from 3.1113 1 Hamburgh ; Perseverance, Margolle, for Calais; Twee Gebroedere,r the Spanish. wish Notes, an Appendix, and Index. „ ..„ l• 2 Prises of £21,000 .! - 0.410 looking at the ground, will see that the removal of the De Vries, for Rotterdam; Resource, Gerard, for Memel. I I.IRUTE.CTOR FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, By LEWIS P. C. JOHNSTON, F.M. 6.099} . road a few, feet westward of its present course is the inn- . CLEANED OUTWARDS co IRELAND . -The Cornier , Owene a k No. 34, Osn Jawav, Los DON. .Of the liner Temple, Barrister at law , Judge of Criminal 7.034 • vitable eiiiissquence of local circumstances-of the direr - for Belfast ; Briton, Richards, for DeWitt ;„ Wt.. Pend, Sups% 4 Prizes of 40,000, &c. &c. S.C. tion.of the streets and roads in the neighbourhood-of the for Cork. • - DIALCTDaS. Inquiry, and ono of the Judgesof the Court of First Instance of 15,301 .. -. JAMES BBOGDKN, E.q. M.P . Chairman. Civil Jurisdiction of the Island of Trinidad. 15,556 • . pwitiOn of tine statue-and of the opposite entrance to the • ---raw- ,: - 's, -' s:asisea lo a• a IiffCHARDSON BORRADAILE. Esq. Deputy Chairman. London : Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, Law Bonk. Tickets and Shares tor tile above Scheme are Selling at Bish's Green Park. All these various circumstances mark out the FROM LLOYD'S LIST. : 4a l - LA ,. . • sits ..: .1.. Thosun Allan, Esq. William Pratt Litt, Esq. sellers, 43. Flect.street. Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cress, London. Intended line of road so clearly, that it is evident, if Aps- _ .--. , Jolts Richard Baker, Esq. IM. D. ) INeetui, Ent. Every Number will be a Prize, and every Ticket decided THIS r ALMOUTH OCT. 11.-Arrivet the Cygnet gathet'insall. John Cooke, 11. D. Robert U. listen, Each Ttis day is published, in (Ivo. price 12s. in boards, the Fourth DAY, at Five. ley House were a tradesman's shop, the same line must, , Buenos Ayres. sailed the 9th August, and from Monte Vide? thst. Edition, correc t e d , and considerably altered and enlarged, of 2.11. 31. Daw•on, F.ag, M.P. John Masterman, Esq.of. necessity, have been adopted. 13th ditto. Sailed the Ann, Critchell for St. Petersburgh, add the Thomas Gaitakell, Esq. Richard Price, Eaq. A PRA('TICAL TREATISE on FINES and RECO- FP CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE- The removal of the lodges and tall H a Park- ' ' - gates at y q Argo, Jackson, for Rochfort. - - 1 L. A. Oold,chmidt; trig. Robert Pryor. Esq. VERIFS in the COURT of COMMON PLEAS; with JL • HOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and - citrlwr hair brought Grosvenor-place, as it were, into town; Cowes, OCT. 18--ArOved tb,e Ilaanah Elizabeth, Ilernaby.i. Jot. Owen Murk, Esq. William William., Esq. M.P. an Appendix, comaining the Rules and Orden of Court relating SOUTH ASIECIEA; EXETER CHANGE, STR•AND. from 'Tampico, in 82 dem tot Haire, off the 'Wight on the Oth." Richard P. Herne, Esq. I John Wilson. k;sq. to Fines and Recoveries, and a copious Collection of Precatientsor Officers, Cadets and NVriters going to India, rad Gentisemn I and it became - desirable, if not necessary, that one entrance The H Rider , A • rideilteig Vied• f Lood (Me, Me ,SR •or on. the several Proceedings in Levying. S'-ofering. and Perfecting p ro ce edin g to South i America, (Reny other part of the Giolse, will lat least of Hyde Park should correspond with this great p Jar-ass Irma, Eiq. Richard Wilson, Esq. ORTSMOIIiII. Oct: . I S - dnitrad the William manninC* James Jacks, Esq. them. By WII.LI A al HANDS, (lent. Sod in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments*. avenue. It was aiso evident, that the entrance of the g - 6 London ysK. , an dlr - tl P • molt, om or t. Ki lt ' s • the town , atter:tn. REDUCTION OF PREMIL7:II. Lender , i Printed for Joseph Butterworth and Son, Law Book. Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with's Green Park should have a corresponding opening into Hyde from Riga. Sailed the Enterprase,• Boo*, toe Vigo. This Ctrairry has resolved so make the following Redintion in seller*. 43, Fleet-street. , . large and well-manufactured stock ofSert Cots,Concffecond Red ding; Cabin Wagh-liand Tablet!, Chains anti Eamon; Sea Cheats. Park • and •. h - that the statue fA 1 'll ' • t Do r OCT. 6. Arrived cite Antelope, Tarrant. from Ma., , it so appen., - the Rates o Premium hitherto chimed on the Three Common .... . . is called , was p laced exactly in the centre, between there delta ; Chris, lion, Astell, from Boston : Jane, . Bullock, frail; This day is published, in two vols. royal Bvo. price IT. 15e. hl Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other d esc r i pt i on of Travel- . Classes of Insurances. except in Special Caws, still giving the Oporto . rrived from the river, the Camden, Btilinghorst, toe. tal l Otiegnucle: . These circumstances determine the position A board% •• • •••• ling Equipage. Insured a participation in the proves :- • ntigua aucy Jack, Hooper, for Carthagena; llottentot, $40., Firm Class. Second Class. Third Class. A TREATISE on the LAW of ACTIONS relating . to An a s sortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the accessary re. of the - 0* gbtes , and, as it inll be admitted that the Doke clair, for t h e Cape of Good Elope; and the Southwartli tianrport.' ~ 2a. to ls. 61. is. to 24. 1141. as. to 4a. Bcl. ' for India, and other tropical cli nest likewise s teat REAL PROPERTY, comprising the followitg Tiller': Minutes al A of' Wellington' had nothing to do with the building of fur the westward; the whole of the outward boundimmealled e . of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks; suitable , • WILMER• 111 A ERIS, Secretary. -I. Real Actions-2- Actions on the Case for Nuisance and Iris- var iety N . Grosvenor-place, the line of which has decided the matter except the Sauc y Jack, Hottentot, Cootie Foams, and Sontlissout turbance-3. Action on the case in the nature of IVaate . --4. Action for families 'abroad, M ihnand 11' d ' ' 'Boob{ going . i ry in oattsre*,els with the Jubilee. have Lae E camomlC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, on the Calle for Dilapidations-3. Action on the Case for Slander fib Pas &c. ..:: fi i t.-:!, , ,0 itt -gneation; it followe that his Grace can, on the one hand, MARGATE, OCT. 16.- The Tess . been able to make any further progress, it having blown Strollti v of Title-6. Assumpait on the Sale of Real Property-7. Assumg- v4 , Assmotutble Stock of Carriage, Cunricle. Tendovn; Photon, claim no inerit, and on the other, ought to suffer no impu- No. 34, BRIEMIL.WERERT. SLAVE/414115. which forced them to let her down aze. sit for l'se and Otropation-8. Covenant-Y. Debt for Rent-10. gsrahope, and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery, fittest) on account of the new alignment intended. DIRECTORS.WAREWORTII, OCT. IC-The lysses, Cumming, Prote Sun.' Debt for Us and Ocmpation-11. Debt for Double Value-12. airs &c. for home use, East anti West Indies, sad Smith America, So JAMES 31ACKINTOSII, M.P. Chairman. We pretend to no o ffi cial information on the matter - we Berland to Aberdeen; struck upon Tulin Rock this taousiog, ROTS ERT CHALONER, Eng. M.P. Deputy-Chairman. Debt for Double Rent-13. Ejectment-14. Replevin7-15. T e a- which merit inspection from the qualey, PM state of workman- . really have none-but we have eyes, and, we hope, some and will be wrecked. Materials landed. pass quart rlausum tregit-16. Trepass for Alesne Prohn.a nd 1 t I • • ship, mix era e pr ere. Lancelot Baugh Allen, Esq. Franci, Kemble, Esq.sh ip Heels ' LEITH. OCT. 14.-Capi. Parzy...-His Majesty's , „ Stephen Neolann Barber, Esq. T. Frankland Lewis, Esq. SI.P. •Hy HENRY ROSCOE. E.g. of the Inner Temple. All the A rt icl e , an this Establishment err warranted. and the degree of .common sense, and we defy any man who has arrived at Peterhead 12th Oct. read reported that the Fury had been rhagoas Tents Esq. Thanes Mena, Esq. London : Printed for Joesph Butterworth and Son, Lew Book- excellent plan of fitly years standing is strictly attended to of either, to look at the entire design of the improvements in asking but one Ready Miner Prioe, from which no abatement will the Park, and of the local circumstances at Ilyde Park - lost in August last ; the Crew WOW Oft band the Hods. -No deaths I hulls David Gordon, Fart H. Frederic Stephenson, F . sellers, 43, Fleet-streer. -- be made. r had occurred during the d the . lieu r h In; voyage, An crews were to e ea corner, without seeing that a regular and well arranged than when they left En g land , May 1824 . Copt. Patty state tette. Capt. Gouge Hattie, II N 1 .11. Godfrey W. Wentworth, Esq. THE SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN iv STEVENS, Wine and Spirit Merchant, No. 78; system of ornamental improvement has been in progress, rally, that no important disemeriei bad hewn suede. ' GEORGE TAAREN. Esq. Resident Airector. ' KNOWLEDGE. ACDITORS-John Knowles. rag. VACS. i John Kymer, Esq. t• Biahoosgate-within, near the Foiu -Swans. PORT and that the natural course and direction of the public JERSEY, Oct. 12.-The Swift, Rosaignol, was driven from he John George Shaw Lerrre , Esq. F.R.S. T HE NEW CA111BRII)GE EDITION of the FA . 11!INEs of su al . rich d full . moorings in the Bay of Blanc Sablona, Labrador, I Ith Or. ana qu ity ; . an of flavour, by the Pipe, BlBLE,edited by the Rev . GEO. D'OYLEY, streets and roads, and co n, iderations of public convenience, • • Poysteiaw-John Mason insed, M.D. F.R.S. Ouildford-sneet. MILY • . H ogs he a d , and Quarter Pipe, at the knotting very oeieonable the t o f • ss , wrecked. Crew and a few casks of oil saved - 'Threeotheeressels e .t iI7IIOEOS-Bsnisa Trove's. Vag. F.m.g. New Reoesserees MD. and the Re v. RICHARD M ANT, D.D. (now the Right prices :- . are causes, and the on _y causes, t h e intennen a lters- belonging to Quebec, went on shore , but afteroards get eSC Sererar 1 ADVANTAGES EXCI.USIV F. 1.1 BELONGING TO THIS Rev. the Lord Bishop of Down and Connor), and published by the Pi pe. Hogshead. Quarder Conk. tions at Hyde Park-corner, just as they . have been of those vessels had been drive* en shore on Ms coast of Lolxador dos i ng; i INSTITUTION. Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, being now completed. Good full bodied Port .C 66 0-0 4,111 0 0 £llllO 0 made in every other entrance into that Park. the gale. Premiums for yawl anti middle-aged Lives f ewer t h an i a a ny the Members of that Venerable Institsriso-the Nobility, Clergy, Fine quality, genuine That the bulce's house may be rendered more agreeable citiA SERT. 19.-The Cathkine, arrived at Bold. Pwitanea , . 224 tr . _ um lien. and Public at l arge--are respect f u ll y isfonaod, that they . may be more trap Jamaica, spoke on theu . e Hercules f ()Sesta Esgland • parable annoilly, half-yeatly, or quarterly, orl reA - - - 70 0 0 35 0 0 10 0, g• . by Ilse removal (even for so abort a distance as fifteen or Olakisland of Cosumel, on the 6:11. had ready bound, in •• neat and likewise•supernw elegant binding', tl she had been hate on liras, on s fora limited wientio ot lean rink. Curious ditto, Ist import hi llorocco Russia • Calf , /re upon application to Mr. John Bird, ation, ditto - -7319 0 30 00 1 t , 4 .4 twenty RTC) of the public road, we not only do not deny,• but got off with Much damage, idtarof two anchors, - and shot I:I A temporary precau'ionary Capital of 200.000/.. which will be • • • ' 'N. .2 H on-garden. London. , bookbinder to the Society, .o. o , att . . . laid we rejoice • at li, and this not Nerdy ow his Grace a se- tons of bogwood, thrown overboard; she was in company with :ha 7,14 of ati sown as an adequate Surplus Capital shall have been se- gotmilatrd from the ?na t i on . for short terms ; t h us , t h e su b. Noblemen's. Gendemen's, and Public I. bran.. fitted up in from the London Dock. r , I c o unt, . hut •on o pt own, as a part of the public, who feel, Africa, bound to Bristol. ..sae of binding. with lowness, eegatiec, and despatch.Bueuos Avers, Auo. 8.-e Achilles Sish brie of gnibed Copital wrote r• entity to the Amassed without perms- Inn? Wines in Bottle. . i - and will enjoy, the additional beaulty which will be con- . ed vo . bee tak•en ( roan hie otiose , : o•ly dialing the moils. liattomgarden. Oct. 13, MM. - Per Doz, Pee Doz. ferred on the Park, bv making dressed ground of a corner, war, has err at paraiso, havi n gn by themutiny of some Milian asrato on Beard. The Asia Three-hserue of the - e s t . to divided assn the Asatired. until This day is published, Port from the wood £1 8 0 Sherry, rich and full - - ' 1 mb'eh would otherwis become what allimpervious corners Spanish ttne of battle-ship, is reported so have arrived at alone :he shareholder. are (Aid oft, anti thenceforth the entire profits, T__TINTS to the PUBLIC and the LEGISLATURE, Ditto, vintage 1820 .110 0 flavour ---xi 14 0 • D lst • ' I are, anti ' must be, an unsightly and fetid nuisance. [toes Reg, in California. andoreinsilar eiseunsclames; as ergo, an amid it additions to their Policies, with interest thereon in reduction of . D itto imtation 12 oDitto , pale and finestSinn dt tones, • the Premium. 1.1. on the NATURE and EFFECTS of EVANGELICAL, Crusted Port . lIG 0 character la*ofthose tr . o f dressed ground which ship (La Constant) employed in conveying the late a, - 1 - - 2 2 0 any one romp lain 'The Trastessolon were Polley. and •the A red . m gave me an tar e. PREACHING. - - Ditto, three years in &laden*, West India IIS 0 ornament the Green Pork, in front of the houses of Lort i from Peru to Manilla. By a BARRISTER. dice remedy against the Pond ikeir bottle . - . - 2 2 0 Ditto East India, fine • do 'widen. Lord Salisbur, Lord Sefton, Lord Guilford, Sir On the beak of esery Policy for the whole term of life is a scale o L s r me take this opportunity of w comm t e o nding, s t l e l w oug . to y t well -wish es Sherry, old -.- 110 0 character - - 211 0 ( Francis B ur d ett, Lo r d ' and Lbt n ? S ett,Spencer, an Mr. am o . 'Cer- _ rATISTICAT. CLIRIOSITT.-The following 01111110.11 Of *EI of its true valve from year to year, at which price the Society most arneereli and . nurse :intently, a . ork, . w h ic h , a population of a town in t ode, we copy t . ..strut to purchase it , or to lend two-thirds thereof to the holder , to genuine Chnstiant. . and our minuets* E stab l i s h men t am 355. per dozen. tam v not. T he y ornament t e ouses 1 . h 11 Of these Gentlemen, .1, • enable him to amtinue the future Premiums without tomes- indebted. The . writer a S•ftleMent of facts, his arguments from lei- from an American per as a atatistioal Foreign and British Spirits, warranted genuine. who have formed. anti keep them in order at a considerable Pe _..,,,,,„ i s n arler.:- son and scripture, and his animateddescriptions of characters, do Per Gal. Per Ga l . I cost, but they are still a greater ornament to the public " CEN6VS FOR THE TOWS OW blissmusits. 1•941 ID4+•-• :'he Aerated hums? the Cnntr .m' th. T %lOWA tn nurrhiiae I 110110 Ur to the elegance of his taste, the vi of his s ?" . " . !! i ' din fll Finest Coenat Brandy .£1 301 Eine Jamaica Rum X 0 12 01 __it_ 23 l P'6s f ales- al 2504 ; 213 subject to tn.ilitsr • duty, i 1 2 _9 frla ea, _ ... alll_ tat _ .. ....___._ ._ _ r „ .. .....__ ,),.., ... - - SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD REA' DENCE. JAMES-STREET, BUCKIN4IEIAII4A By Mr. CAUTY At the Auction Matt. on THURSPA V NEXT, at 12. AMost substantial FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, very desirably situate, No. 27, Javuite—street, Rockiegliams-gate, fronting St. James's Park. containing two parlours, draws room, three best and two secondary chambers with two j .. 'anthers. cellariog, &c. together with a small gar'den k , and a neat detached Cottage. containing two good rooms, water..closet, and oboe con. sentences. Nay be viewed till the sale, andted particulars bad of Charles Hendee, Esq. Solicitor, No. 7, prin Northurnberland-street, Strand ; oil the premises ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Mr. CaritY, 80, Pall-mall. HAZART) and CO. COntTnctofg. ; 1 i• gm. ••;ns :t data •fd Ms , ' • SIN of no.oo* • • • :r. i. • • THIS DAY, at Ftni o'oo*. be made. • NVSTEVENS, Wine and Spirit Merchant, No. 713,' • Bithopsgate-within, near the Foist Swan,. PORT WINES of superior quality, rich and full of flavour, by the PIP. Hogshead, and Quarter Pipe, at the following vary . reasonable. prices : Pipe. Hogshead. Quarter Clark. Good full bodied Port ffiC 0-0 I .4.13 0 0 I .Clfi 10 0 Fine quality, genuine 1820 - 70 0 I/ I 35 0 0 10 0 0 Curious ditto, Ist import ation, ditto - 73 10 0130 0 0 1 19 0 0 The above may be had in pipes or hogsheads permitted direct from the London Dock. Wines in Bottle. Per Do,. Per Doz. Port from the wood XI 8 0 Sherry, rich and full Ditto, vintage 1020 - 1 10 8 flavour - - - 14 0 Ditto, lot importation 1 12 0 Ditto, pale and finest Crusted Pert . - 1 1G 0 character . . - 2 2 0 Ditto, three years in Madeira, West India 1 15 U bottle . - . 2 2 0 Ditto East India, fine Sherry, old - 110 0 character - - 211 0 Lisbon, Teneriffe, and Mountain, 325. ; Bucellas, very fine, 355. per dozen. Foreign sad British Spirits, warranted genuine. Per Gal. Penal. Finest Cognac Brandy .£1 3 0 Fine Jamaica Rum £.O 12 0 Very old Champagne Ditto curious - 0 13 4 ditto - - . 1 5 0 English Gin, unequalled in richness and flavour, 91. 4t1., 10r. Bd., and strong 12s. per gallon. Rich Orange and Rum shrub. Cordials of every description. No alteration will take place in the price of Rum and English Gin before January, 1826, at which period the liberal and en lightened policy of the present Administration, in lowering of duties. will be felt in the reduction of the price ef Colonial and British Spirits. Brandy and Holland, will not be affected by it. Cape \Vines of the finer, quality, from Ifs. per dozen. NO credit under any croumstarices. • 4k^- 'X*4. - .°U,