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/e/ 44kfrt ./ -- I 11111 mod No. 7,106. 8.43r1t OP AWOL AND, Sgt. 17. 184 i. PHs Court of Directors of the Governor and Company ef the Bask of England g;vc Notice, That a (ienezal Court will be held at the Bank on THURS DAY NEXT. the :1 - 2d inst. at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. to coweader of a Dividend, which will also be one of the Quanerly t:eneeld Courts appointed by the Charter. R. BEST. Sec. - - This day, eve. Is. C.d. ALETTER to his GRACEthe LORD ARCHBISHOP of CANTERBURY. Primate of all England, and Metro politan ; and President of the Societies for Promoting Christian Knowledge, and for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreizn Parts ; on the present state of tboae Societies, and on the benefits which might accrue to them from holding Public Meetings on their behalf. By a LAYMAN. Printed for John Mueray s Albemarle-street. This day is published. in limo, price 7s. board*, ACENTURY of SURGEONS ou GONORRIVEA, and on STRICTI.TRES of the URE T K.t " filtilttim in Parse." Printed for Gem B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. ..—... -- CONTRACTS FOR STRAW. COSSISSARIAT D WENT, TREASURY DISABUSE'S, SEPTEMBER 16, I°k C n i LICH Persont as are derirous if Coat reefing with Me al Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to furnish for Twelve Months, from the let of November next, such Quantities of Straw for Wiling Paillasses, IS may from time to time be required at liaffacks and Ordnance Stations in the undermentioned Counties Mai l Islands, may receive Particulars at the Contracts on applying this Office. between the Hours of Ten and Four ; and to the re spective Barrack Masters in the Islands of Guernsey. Jersey, and Alderney, and deliver their Tenders at this Office. (marking • thereon - Tender for Straw,") until Twelve o'clock on Thursday the Pith of October. Proposals are to be made separately for each County in South Dwain, for the whole of the Barracks in North Britain, and also for the whole of those in the Three Islands of Ouimmey. Jersey, sod Alderney ; but no Proposal will be noticed unlit* msde on. or sowed to, a printed Particular, and the Prices Inserted in words *length i nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal from 'a Person of known Property engaging to become bound with the PAM tendering for the due Per OUNTlEfo rmanceS. of the Contract. C Befits Hants Nottingham Brecknock Isle of Men Pembroke Chester Isle of Wight Suffolk Cornwall Kant Surrey Cumberland I.aneaster Somerset Middlesex Sussex - = Norfolk Wars ick Durham Northampton York Easel Northurnberland North Britain ISLANDS OF Guernsey Jersey Alderney. To sail in October, FOR BENGAL, with liberty to land Passengers at Madras. the new Ship PERSEVERANCE, WILLIAM RAYNER BEST, Commander (of the Hon. Company's regular service), burthen 430 tons. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa lem Coffee-house; to Messrs. Watts and Heath. 134, Yertehurch street ; or to JOHN S. HRINLEY, 12, Birchin.laoe, LONDON AND ST. PETERS BURGH STEAM PACKET COMPANY.—Notice is hereby given, that the Deed of Settlement of the Company is sd for signature at this Mice, and that the same must be signed by the Proprietors within fourteen days from the date hereof, or their Shares will 3ecome forfeited. Receipts held by the Proprietors must be left with the Secre tary at the time of signing the Deed, and Certificates will be given in exchange for such Receipts on the following day. It is particularly requested that the Proprietors will sign the Deed as early as possible within the said fourteen days, in order that the operations of the Company may ne t b e delayed. JOSEPH WARD, Secretary. 24, Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, Sept. 19. This day is published, In 12mo. the Fourteenth Edition. Corrected and Illustrated with Maps, price 441. 6d. bound, G EOGRAPHYand HISTORY, selected by a Lady, for the Cae of her own Children. London : Printed for Ono. B. Whittaker ; Longman and Co. Baldwin and Co. ; Hamilton and Co. : Harvey and CO. Z C. and J. Airington; J. M. Richardson , Simpkio and Co. ; Sherwood and Co. ; Barley and Sons; Bak..r and Co.; and J. Souter. LEASEHOLD ESTATES AND GROUND-RENTS, • SIMMI.A.IIONNE AND PADDINOTON: A FREEHOLD GROUND-RENT. ST. GEORGE'S IN •TfIg.BAST; AND - A REVERSION. Ey Mr. SEUTTLEWORTIL At the Mart. on TUESDAY NEXT. at 12, in Four Lots, Lot A• -LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE and L 1 PREMISES, situated No. 27, Great James-street, Litaon-greeo, St. Iflsay-la-bonoe s producing . * net rent of 2f.1. 13s. per annum. Lot. 2. An IMPROVED GROUND-RENT of 31. tis, pet annum, secured upon the Tabernacle in Praed-street, Paddington. Lot 3. A GROUND-RENT of 241. per annum, held for SW years unexpired, amply secured, and issuing out of six substantial dwelling-houses in Market street, Edgeware-road. Lot 4. A FREEHOLD GROUND-RENT of 41. 4v. per an num. secured upon'it'dwelling-houve and premisas. No. I, 800. veer-buildings, New-r'atk St. George's fast; and a Reversion to Freehold and Leasehold Estatzs in the county of Middlesex. May be viewed and particulars had any day previous to the sale, of Metros. Alliston and Hundleby. Solicitors, Freetnan's.court. Cornhiil ; Mr.' Allason, Surveyor, Percy street. Rathbane-plan; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 241. Poultry. ANGLO-MEXICAN MINT ASSOC lAT lON. The Proprietors of this Association are hereby required to take Notice, tiewoolleoDeed of Settlement having been approved by the Directors, must be signed by the Proprietors within twentv-one days from this 7th day of September, for which purpose it will lie at the Office. No. 7, St. Helen's-place, Bishopsote-street, London, until the expiration of that period, and that all Shares then remain. ing unsigned will, with the instalments thereon, be forfeited. Persons residing at a distance may sign by power of attorney, the fonn of which may be had at the °dice. Hours for sienature, from Ten till four. SWAIN, STEVENS, MAPLES, PEARSE, and HUNT, Solicitors to the Association, Sept. 7, 132. 6, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, London ST. MARY. ISLINGTON. SEPTSS. BUTTER AND CHEESE. 1911 HE Trustees' of this Parish hereby give Notice, That I they intend to meet In the Vestry-room in the parish Church, WEDNF.SDAY the 28th of September Instant, at Seven "'Clock in the Evening, precisely. to receive Propoaah and Con (net for the Supply of BUTTER and CH EEnE for the Con swop:ion of the Poor in the Workhouse for One Year, front Mi ch ,elves next. For particulars of which and printed forms of herder (as none other will be received). apply at the Clerk's Office, Lower-street By order, R. OLDERSHAW, Clerk to the Trustees. ST. MARY, ISLINGTON, Seer. 12, BEI GAS LIGHTS. THE Trustees of this Parish hereby give Notice, That they intend to meet in the Vestry-room of the Church on WEIINIi'SDAY the 28th of September Instant, at Sever. o'Clock In the Evening precisely, to receive Proposals (sealed up), and to Contract for LIGHTING such parts of the said Parish already kilted, and %bit+ may from time to time he ordered by the said Trustee', with GAS, fur the term of Three Years and Six 1110116 as Iran Christmas next, and which lamps are to be lighted and kept abeht foss sun-set to sun-rise. The Trustees will reserve to them selves the right to retain sixpence per night Mr each lamp that is rat lights!, or does not remain alight during the time specified. The Trustees do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest or any other tender. unless they 'hall be in all respects satisfied of the re spectability and capability of the parties to perfortu the contract faithfully. Security will be required for the doe performance of of the contract. Further particulars may be known on application at the Clerk's Office, Lower-etre:A, lalingem. By order, R. OLDERSHAW. Clerk. This day is published in 12mo. Seventh Edition, Corrected and Improved, riot 31. 6d. bound, TILE ELEMENTS. OF READING; being Select, and Easy Lessons, in Pews and Verse, for Young Readers of both Sexes, By the Rev. J. ADAMS. A. 31. London : Printed for Cleo. H. Whittaker Longman and Co. ; C. and J. Rivington ; Harding and Co. ; Hamilton and Co. ; Simpkin and Co. ; J. Scatter ; and Raker and Co. Also, by the Mint Author, 2. A HISTOJIY of GREAT BRITAIN to 1823, on the Plan of Dr. Henry. Sixth Edition, lihno. da. 6d. bound. 3. A HISTORY of RO3IE. from the Foundation, to the Subversion of the Eastern Empire. 12mo. M. fld. bound. d. ELE3I E NTS of USEFUL ENOW LEDGE ; ComMehend ing Short Systems of Mechanical, Natural, and Experimental Phi, loaophy. Fifth Edition. 12 me. St. bound. 3. LECTIONES SELE;CT/E ; or, Select Latin Lessons in Morality, Dietary, and Thograpli. Eleretrth Edition. 18:no. le. bound. G. SELECT LATIN LESSONS; being a translation of Lectiones Selects. Ninth Edition. 16ino. Is. bound. Just published, in 2 vols. limn, half-bound. price ls. fd. per volume, or both volumes bound in one. prioe 2s. thi. NEW SEIIIES of ORIGINAL POEMS- Li_ Printed foe John Santee, tithool Library, 73, St. Paul's Church-yard. LEASEHOLD ESTATES, lelington. Hoaton. Holloway, and Alderstate.creet; and BONDS OF THE EARt, OF. HUNTINGDON. By Mr. SHUT LI: TH, At the Mart. on TUESDAY NE" 12. in right Lots. _ ... "PANT _" Lot I.A SUBSTA. flitt L EHOLEC DWEL LING-HOUSE and 1 1 5 .2 11 ISES, advantageously situate the corner of Bird'o-buildiugs4 ting the lower road at lolingtos., in the occupation of the widow Sanilluck. for her life, at a net rent of 42!. per annum', but esti worth GO:. per annum. Lot 2. An extensive LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situated in the new North-road at Hoxtota, comprising the north wing of Aske's Hospital, with a spacious residence, large warehouses. ma nufactory, numerous buildings. gardens. yards, and premises; in the occupation of Messrs. Standridge and Co., at a eft rent of 931. per seesaw. Lot a. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising W°loml Cottage, a genteel country residence, pleasantly situate at the entraegoof Tottington.park, in the Homey road, containing four good bedchambers, two dressing rooms, a water closet, two par. our'', suitable domestic offices. chaise-house. stable, outbuildings, garden, drying ground and paddock, comprising altogether up. wards of an acre ; held on lease ler 19 rears unexpired, at a very low rent of 52.1. 10s. per annum. The Premises aro at present is the occupation of Mr. Simpson, fir the remainder of a term wide* expires at Michaelmas next, at lOW. per annum. Lot 4. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising extensive I premises new used as a wadding manufactory, with lofts, work: shops, warehouses, and buildings, situate in Nettleton -court, Al.. dersgate.street, in the occupation of Messrs. Waltnesly and Hol land, on lease, producing a net rent of 2111. per annum. The Estates are held for long terns unexpired, at very low rents. Lots 5,6, 7, and 8. FOUR BONDS, granted by the Right Honourable the Earl of Huntingdon, bearing date in July and Sep. tember. 11119, amounting together to the principal sum of 1,6001., with interest at 5 per cent. The Premises may be viewed, and particulars had, any day pre vious to the lisle, of Mews. Battiett and Beddow. Solicitors, Nicholas.lanc, Lombard-street Mr. Atkinson, Solicitor, No. 2, rhUreh-court. Lothbitry ; Mr. Coade, Solicitor, Verulam-buildings, Gray's Inn ; at the Hart ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry. ST. MARY, ISLINGTON, SEPT. 12, IRON LAMP-POSTS. . . THE Trustees of this Parish hereby give Notice , That they intend to meet in the Vestry-room of the Chuteh, on WEDNESDAY the 28th day of September instant, ati3even n'Elciek in the Evening, precmely, to teceive Proposals (waled up) tor providing TWO HUNDRED IRON LA3IP-POSTS, to be &livered or made complete at such parts of the parish as the Trustees or their Supervisor may direct, within six weeks from the date of the contract, at p2r Post t the pattern to be the same as those at pwwent in use. Each Post must have a good and sub stantial footing,-and the whole not to be less than three hundred VALUABLE MUSICAL . CO.PI ; RIGIITS, ENGRAVED PLATES, INSTRUMENTS. PRINTED MUSIC, ' Mr. W. P. MI7SORAVE, 00 the Premi.et, 241, Rnwent.yreet, two dean below Oxford. weight. The Trustee, will secure to themselves by the contract the power, In the event of the Contractor failing in any part of his engage treet,to purchase Poste elserthere, and charge the Contractor with the difference of price. Security will be required for the performance of the contract, sad further particulars may be known on application to the Clerk. fly order, R. OLDERSHAW, Clerk Wet, on FRIDAY NEX.L..lll&:#l4aat, &Kt following Ur*. at 11. THE gmuine and entire STOCK IN TRADE of Messrs. Skillem and Challoner (leaving busthese); consiat. ing of several thousand plates of valuable copyrights and other established works ; a very large quantity of vocal anti instrumental. music and waste paper, piano -fortes, harps, guitars, violins, flutes, and the several articles connected with that branch of business. May be viewed. Catalognes may be had on the Premises, and • of the Auctioneer, No. o.Bread-street, Cheapside. SURREY, SLSSEX . Dud SOUTHWA RIC FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY', Capital One Million, in Shares of One Hundred Pounds each. QUARLES CALVERT, Esq. M.P. DEPUT If-CHAIRMAN. JAMES HORNE, Esq. DMEC TORS. Tt. •!ois B. B.:bidge, Esq. Jacob Hart, Esq. T.-.limas Christy, jun. Esq. Robert Kirby, Esq. Jose Coiling, Esq. • W. Woodbridge Nash, Esq. William tortes, Esq. Richard Price, Esq. Joseph Ellis, EN. T. Allen shuter, Esq. 'Omens' Famemith, Esq. . Daniel Wstoey.Esq. Limits Francis. Esq. Benjamin Wood, Esq. Anorroas—F A oung, Esq., Thomas Bush, Esq., Emanuel Silva, Esq. STANDING COUNSEL—AIfred Perkins, Esq. Sustctwoas—Messrs. Marton and Son. Pqrstcraw—Thomas Welshman, Esq. tit; no Eox—Thomas Callawity. Esq. ACT ART-311. G. W. 11 Hum. Sunvreon--Joseph Walker, Esq. SAIILERS—Messrs. Weston, Young, and Rostock. 11ds Company has 1...-en formed upon principles combining the • .041 perfect security, with advantages equal to, if not greater than, those °Tata by any similar institution. The Fire and Life DiTartnients are kept distinct; thus affording the tame advantages as .f the Assurances were effected at separate ()n A% Person, assured either against loss by Fire, or upon hives, sill periodically participate in two-thirds of the profits, without any liability on their part to contribute towards lows. The Company's Prospectuses, containing Rate' and Conditions, which are on a liberal scale, may be bad on application at their unfits, St. Margaret's-bill, Southwark. DOYAL EXCHANGE established by Royal Chas the First. WILLIAM VAUGHAN. Esq. Governor. PASCOE °RESPELL. Esq. M.P. Sub-Governor. THOMAS BAINBRIDGE, Esq. Deputy Governor. DIRECTORS. George Pearkes Barclay, Req. The Hon. J. T. L. Melville Edward Browne, Esq. IVilliam Tooke Robinson, Esq. Henry Cannon, Leg. William Sampson, John Deacon, Esq. Samuel Scott, Esq. M.P. John Ede, Esq. John /Meng, Esq. Snivel Tenting, Esq. Isaac Solly, Esq. Thomas Furly Forster, Esq. William Soften, Esq. James (iibson. Esq. Robert Thorley, Esq : Bartholomew Jeffery, Esq. John Tam Timins, keg. G. G. de H. Larpent, Esq. Thomas Tooke, Baq. Edward Lee, Esq. Oetavius Wigrem, Esq. Sit John Wm. Lubbock, Ban. John Woolmore, Esq. The Company have determi to make a Reduction o Premium hi the Three Ordinary Classes of Insurance in the Country, and thl, itehiction will apply to the Villages and Diatricts in the Out skirts of the Metropolis, and to Private Dwelling Houses only in best and most open situations within it. ' 4. ;ch Risks will henceforth be Insured on the following Terms, 3:,1, 1 under special circumstances of hazard, viz.:- Ist Class. 2d Class. 3d Class. Is. Gd. pa Cent. 2s. rd. per Cent. 4s. 6d. per Cent. 11,g upon the greater proportion of Country Insurances an abate. of 24 per e'en. per Annum. i' , .tsons 'whose Annual Premiums fall due on the 29th instant -e l'..neby informed, that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at Company' s Oakes, over the Royal Exchange and in Pall. ss well u by their respective Agents in the several Counties .41 that Insurances of the above description will have the Pre. Mums reduced accordingly. The Parties assured are requested to appiy for the Renewal of their Policies on or before the 14th of , letuber next, as the usual fifteen days allowed for payment beyond 'he date dutch Policy will then expire. SAMUEL TENSING, Jun, Secretary. Septenibee 40.1825. ••• Attendance is given daily at the said Offices (or the Amur. •'.:c of Buildings, Goods, Alercbandises, and Ships, in Hashes, Dote, or while Building, from Loss or Damage by Fire and • fit the Assurance of, and granting Annuities on, Lives. NB. Fin Policies will be issued free of expense tq the Aasurad, ' , here the Annual Premium amounts to fh. or upwards. PINE OLD' PORT, AND SUPERIOR SHERRY,, watranted genuine as imported, at 245. fal. per doz. by severs 'linen, which will be packed in an excellent wine hophead [or lid,' ""tCcs, A` all Included. All other Wines and Spirits in proper. Uhlitepagne, lust landed, in high line mantling condition, at , ▪ rs. aril 725. per doz. CHARLES WRIGHT, next the King's Theatre, Opera Co lntaile, Haymarket. To be LET (Nightlyt, a DRWAY-LANE. PRIVATE ` 4 TAGR BOX tbr EIGHT PERr:ONS, _kr 21. 2s. Alas, a Personal Atlailaskm for the Sewn, 5(. lb& GC ASSURANCE OFFICE, rr, in the Reign of King George ' lU 'r "aK 4-16. ' - .5 .4 - 1 . AlOtb. , S. --' 'llg4. ' ' Sler..** ,. • 44- 1 ' ...Ai& I ..010 1 4.;010 1 Atb4lll • ..f ...41r4 6 ',04- , --: • .. i - P1 --..,, / ....: "A / • I / ,/ ) A / (-•- C••°"' r ,..2 de- 2-- - /--- - &- - 4---en_.— ‘ ,....• , (7 . / (/7 ("4-.7' . / /# /ft...• 1 .7 .1 " - ' ' 6 " `.- -. -' '' 7 fi r, 1 :e :•• ' 2 se . S. , ' ' • + A i r + :‘ . 4' :s . T t • . . ' - , , , . , , it, • . Ali t l ot ..,,, ~., , , „,.,,_ -.-, ''s ..4".1:41, _ \ s t . i • t ‘... Nr . . . • , iC.• , • , • V I ; 1*46- ` N . ~ ....r. lit r A r..... Dttti . ^! !kJ I , , • • , 7X I .711 .W. J' '5 ......_. , 1 . , t. , •••••...,. . , . .t. • ' . . . LONDON, . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM.I,IE4 tio I lj la , 0 . 1825 , - Price 7d. , • . _ • -, - '-.--- 10•1•1 -- IliiiiirnilEMIiiiiii;MI.V • - . . With all onAsiblodespatch, SALES BY AUCTION. i ' SHIPPING INVELIAOSNCE. ~ f VOR MADRAS and BENGAL , the fi ne T ea k Sl:ip _IL DUKE of BEDFORD, bartben 800 Tone, Commander. For Freight or Psssage apply to JOHN S. BRINLEY. N0..12, Hirchin-lane, Cornhill. -- . . -.,......-- WRAYSBURY, NEAR WINDSOR. BUCKS. CUSTOR-lIGUSE: SEPT. 19. ..... Br Mc. SH U VTL E.WOWF 11. SAMS „EXTEItED INWAIIIIDS.4ErraataOII, 'Gray, from JR- At the Mart, on TUESDAY NEX 'm T, at 11. • I Priaulx, from Gueri.sey ; Nancy, Hoult, .and Sr,M Shair, from 1 ica ; Get& Hoop, Beerblock, from Bruges; Rose in Jose, ESTATE, nearly equal p+ Freehold; the fine 'being 11 , 71111 and certain. situate at Wraysburr, ill ' Jersey ; Good Intent, Bragg, from Ostend ; (team, Hanson, and Mks from Windsor, 2; from Colebrook, and 2 from Stains,. S 4 I Wilson. Simpson, front Quebec ; Brothers, Milne, from Ham- Ilia count,/ of Bucks t compti.ing a substantial Dwelling House, 1 burgh ; Francis, Denson, from !Montserrat ; Peter Proctor, Brown, /ith chaise house, stable , offices. arid good garden ; also Four 1 from Dointniea ; Vittor i a. (Ireeg, from Quebec ; Coventry, Par_ Cottages adjoining. ' The whole is the occupation of tenants at I die. from Jamaica: Trident, Clarkson, from Mooned ts and Qwe will. at low' rents, amounting to 291. 1`21: per annum. bee ; Pyrennees, Mrhitwell. from Aliramichi ; Bramin, titivates - , May be rioted, and partic u l ars h a d an y d a y p re vi ous to t h e sa l e . from Virginia; Earne r Tnckey, from Lisbon ; Isabella, Horlock„ * the White limit, Windsor; Bucki Staines; White Hart, Coin. font 4,Ara, filontteaL and 11Ialaga ; John, Sisk, Prom Jamaica; brook ; Black Dog, Beacon ; Gleorjr,ZottnaloW ; of Mr. A tkin. FortonS; . Aliraidi, 'Rom Wiamat; Elnigkeit, Ntejahr, from st. son. Solieitor, No. 2, ChuiCh.court."Lothbary ; it the Matt; and Petcrsliuyglet Wilted; Bryan, England; Adamant, Rutland; l of Mr. fthuttleworth, No. 215, Poultry. : . and Britain, Ruilciii.; from Jamaica;, Joanna, Young, from Gre nada; Mineria . , Kii;rpee. front 11100%; Sir George Prevent, Will;ant. 4iiiii quibeC: Nestor. *eager, its Wise; Fletseb Peirce. fnild;*lit. . Dotage) ; 431,0 1 prybrou_gh. from, Oporto; '''' Vilsoble. ~tttngL not it h, Zwey f ro nt Koninsberg; Florentio, from Bombe ant Tallicberry ; Thomas and Alfred, Smith, (mu Madera and Grenada. EirraliriOUTlOAßDS.—CrosTy, Pace, for Hamburgh ; Apene. for Gibraltar and Bernice; Neptunus. Capobuo, for Ron. .tack ; Golden Spring. !Spence, for Jamaica; dEschrius, I)ouglas, for Oporto; . lilac.. Rene, for New Providence; 'New Phrsoks, Lairthwatte, for Trinidad • Hottentot, Sinclair, for Alvarado a nd Maracaibo ;Orion, Jorts;for Newry and Dundalk ; Robert Jones, from Belfast; Coriolanus, Cale, for Rio Janeiro; Catherine, Alsekintosk, and Columbus, Brown, for Tenerife and Calcutta. Ot:Tw•nos Ftsraqt.t AT ORAV CIEWO-PRO. tensor, Dickson, for NeW Vork ; Diana, Davis, for Para ; Col linifaord, Brans, for !iambus*: Thuds, Prober, for Bremin ; Catherine Fllgg t for Gibraltar and Messina: Ids., Kohn. for Stettin; Alangles, Cogill, for Teneriffe and New South ‘Vales Albion, .Robinson, for Elsinore and St. Petereburgh • Charles Ten nyson, Bouch, fdr Elsinore and Riga; Louisa, Robertson, Tor Antwerp. Alintradn, and Vera Crez ; Charlotte Moller. for Stralsund and Griefswald ; Martha, Snow, for New Fork; Robert Edwards, Sherborne, for ditto; Johanna Withal. mina. Shreg, for Eisiudre and Dantsk; Cape Packet, Kellie, for Van Diemen's LAI:J. and New South Wales; Hope, Freeim, for flambunsh; Prince of Waterloo, Metier, for Ostend. CLEARING OUT WARDS.—Fortitude:Steuart, for Calais; Sup. ply, Scott, for Elsinore and Copenhagen : Eden. Anthony, for Santa Martha. and Carthageoa ; Augusta. SelterLan, for Stettfo ; Ann and Sarah, Robson, for Haraburgh • Eliza, Faith, for Tone_ rifle and Calcutta; tflenburne, Wood, ' fOr Hamburgh ; Mafia. Spriggs, for Vera Cruz and Alvarado. This day is published, The Eighth Edition. Corrected, price 3s. 6d. bound, /A,NEW SET OF FRENCH IDTOMATICAL PHRASES, and FAMILIAR DIALOGUES, in which the most necessary Words are in tepareed under their rcsperive Constructions, and with the motel relations they bear to each other. A work intended to promote the practical knowledge of the French Language, and designed for t!ie Use of Schools. To which is prefixed a Compendious Irocabulare. By M. DES CARRIERES. London : Printed for neo. B. Whittaker : lAngtrian and Co. C. and J. Rivingto.o ; Baldwin and Co. ; Boost" and Son ; and J. Souter. T HE UNITED KINGDOM TEA AGENCY COMPANY. Established pursuant to Resolutions passed at a Meeting held at the City of London Tavern, on Wednesday, the 14th September, 1 OM CAPITAL, 200,0081. in Eight Thousand Shares of 231. each. PETER 3iotiii,,isq. M.P. DEPUTY CHAIRMEN. JOHN DUNSTON, Esq.; PHILLIP PERRING, Esq. DIRECTORS. Sir G. AtaT,IC.C.a. RITCHIE, Eq. FLETCHER STANLEY IIEYI, A. A. SCRTELS, Esq. Esq. Colonel Thl.noT, ROSIEST Homr, Esq. AVDITORS. Thomas Emmett, Esq.; Jackson Perring, Esq.; Robert Talbot, Esq. Terasuntaa. illessrs. Sir John Perring, Barr., Shaw. Barber, and Co. blawaont—H. A. Illingworth, Esq. SECRETARY—James Buttivant, Esq. Accotrxemyr—Janies Mitchell, LL.D. STANDING COUNSEL. Charles Bellamy, Esq., 'Robert Lan slow. Esq. Socrcuroms—Messrs. Fisher and Norcutt. This Company i; established tor Supplying the Country Dealer In even pan of the United Kingdom with Tea direct from the East , India Company's Warehouses, with all the advantages of Draft, r Overweight, &c., which in most instances is very considerable, at a Commission of Seven Shillings per Chest on the cost price, in cluding Cordage, Booking, and Conveyance to the Inn or Wharf (tom whence it is forwarded. This system, upon a limited scale, has for some time been acted upon by individuals with decided success, in opposition to a mono. poly of the Tea Trade, the baneful influence of which, aggravated by every species of gross adulteration, ham imposed on the Public for more than fifty years, to the discredit of the East India Corn pany's Imports of Ten, to the diminution of the public revenue, and indicting great injury on the consumer; and as the object of this Institution is an important public benefit, by completely breaking down monopoly, the Projectors are confident that the de sign of it cannot fad to command the eminescar.ce a w pyort of the W. 104 C*Jk.litf•, as it Pail already done the approbation of many of the leading Merchants of t h is great Metropolis of London. The advantages to the Public are too manifest to require further explanation, than that as the Retail Dealers will now be certain of. receiving Tees unadulterated, the consumers supplied by them, through the Agency of this Company, may feel secure against ad. mixture of deleterious ingredients, or Teas of an inferior quality with those of higher prices—practices which have long prevailed at an expense to the community of more than one million sterling per annum, and by motile, if a great mass of evidence furnished the Directors be correct. highly criminal. Retail Dealers holding Five Shares and upwards will be entitled to this Company's Tea Hook, which shall be officially attested and published quarterly, exhibiting the number, break, and character of every Chest of Tea in the East India Company's Sale ; by refe rence to which purchasers will be protected against every imposi. don or mistake, and enabled to ascertain the character, tare, and cost price, of every Chest of Tea sold ; and to guard more effectu ally against adulteration, every chest will be delivered direct from the East India Company's Warehouses, under the seal of this Company, and (if their consent can be obtained) of the East India Company, with other corresponding certificates. To Shareholders this Company pr tents the highest encourage mem. The investment of capital therein is manifestly exempt from incidental losses, inseparable from many of the adventurous schemes of the day. To this plan no foreign hazard is attached ; the process will be open. prompt, and visible to all ; and cannot possibly looter either uncertainty or anxiety, resulting from specu lation, or hold the proprietor in any possible state of suspense be tween advance and return ; and to whatever extent capital may be required, it must command a large remunerating profit. Persons becoming Proprietors of Shares in this Company may be assured that they cannot incur any responsibility beyond the amount paid on their Shares, as no Teas can be procured from the East India Company's Warehouses but upon payment by ready money of the cost price ; and as the extent of this Company's pur chases must therefore depend upon the amount of cash at com mand, the Proprietors are secure from those risks which necessarily attach to concerns in which purchases use made and contracts en tered into upon credit. A power will be reserved to the Directors, subject to the approval of Subscribers, to Increase the capital, as the augmented condition of ,the Company may require; each Proprietor of old Shares to bare the option of taking an equal number of new Shares at par, and the remainder to be disposed of as the Directors may find con tributory to the general benefit of the Company. A deposit of 21. per Share to be paid down: one month's previous notice at the least will be uniformly given of future calls, no call ever to exceed U. on each Share. Applications for Shares to be made by letters, post paid, to Messrs. Sir John Peering, Bart., Shaw, Barber, and Co., bankers, Cornhill ; Messrs. Fisher and Norcuts, solicitors 10, Holborn court, Gray , Inn; or to Messrs. Buttivant and Illingworth, East India Chambers. Leadenha.ll-street. By ordet of the Board of Directors, JAMES BUTTIVANT, Secretary. A List of Directors foe Scotland and Ireland will be published shonly. SIX TWENTY THOUSANDS IN ONE DAY. AND NO MORE LOTTERIES AFTER THESE DRAWINGS. BISH solicits attention to the present BRILLIANT SCHEME, which not only retains all the late popular attractions, but embraces for the first time since the establishment of Lotteries, and before their final conclusion, SIX £20,000 £20,000 4:20,000 £20,000 4:20,000 £20,000 &c. &e. exceeding One-Fourth of a Million of Money. ALL IN ONE DAY! TILE 18rtt OF OCTOBER. Tickets and Shares are on sale at Bish's fortunate offices for eel. ling Capitals, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, London; where he shared and sold in the last few months, Four Prizes of 30,0001. and Four Prizes of 20,0001. ; in the Lottery drawn 151.13 July last, Two Prises of 20,0001. each, and Six other Capitals. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. 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UTENSILS, and STORE CIL FATS; comprising a copper of 27 barrels, with dome head. and a seventeen-barrel pan, copper cistern. single-barrel wort and liquor-pumps; mash tun, to wet 20 quarters, with mashing machine, and cast-iron false bottom plates ; pair of malt rollers ; horse-wheel, and all connecting gear ; liquor-back, lined with lead ; oak cleansing round, raw wort back, hop back, under back, working tuns and coolers, lir bearers, flooring, stages and partitions, lead and copper pipe and cocks ; 13 oak vats, from GO to GOO barrels each, and miscellaneous effects, which will he described in catalogues, to be had at the Black Boy Inn, Chelmstbnl ; King's Head, filaldon ; Blue Pests, Witham; Chapel, Coggeshall; on the Premises; and of AI r. W. W. Simpson, 24, Bucklembury, London. LIVERPOOL, M ONDAT EVENING. Wind. W.S.W.—high Water, 13 m. p. 4. Arrirld the Margaret, Hoak, Ross, from Pernan.buco I Arc twos. Oliver, from Nova Scotia; Constitution. Dewsbury, from Jamaica; Diana, Twentimen, from do. ; Cordelia, Roberts, from St. Petersburgh ; Wilton, Elliot, from Rirhebueto I Amity, Ir ving, from do.; Concordia, Dorncke, from Dwane- The Samuel. for Carthagena, has put back. Toe Duke of Lancaster, Hanna. from Liverpool foe Calcutta, was spoken 19th April, lat. 3, N. long. 85, E. The Doke of Wellington, for Gibraltar, has put back leaky. The Liberator (steam vessel), for Carthagena, has put into Car. narvon, all well. The Pandora, from Barbatioes, sailed 9th Ang. ; the Fortitude, fur London, and Hawke, fur C0..-k, sailed same day. The Unity, from Para, sailed the Bth. and from the river the llth August ; the Apollo was to sail in 14 days; the Laity Conte in a month ; on the leth of August, in Lat. le. 10. long. 48, spoke brig Lavinia, front Belfast to Demerara, out forty-three days-- all well. The Clande Scott, from Pernambuco, sailed Bth August ; the Margaret 13oak sailed 29th July ; the Indian was to sail for Liver pool 14th August. On the lilth of August, in 1at.13, N. long. V, spoke the brig George, Boughton, from Bahia for London ; on 15th inst.. in lat. 50, long. 11. spoke the Lancaster, from Liver pool for Philadelphia. The Traveller, Car, from lido de Janeiro, bad arrived at Per net:oboe°, and sailed for dlarankam. SEPTCMDER 17. Sailed the Liddell, Liddell, fur Odessa; Williatn Neilson, White, fur New Orleans; Triton, Sherize, for Bergen ;Diana, Heuson, for Elsinore : Arcturus, Wharton, for Liaison; Laura, Thomas, for Newfoundland; Douglas, Inch, for ditto; Lucinda, Schultz, for Pillau : Pacific, Burn, for Riga; and Carl Johan, Soderberg, for Stockholm. SIPTENTML 18. Sailed the Braganca, Carter, fur New Brunswick; Motley, Garrisa, for ditto; Peter, Ellis, for ditto; and William, rulford, for Newfoundland. On Monday night, about half-past tight o'cock, a most brilliant meteor was seen at Weston-super-Mare ; it was of a bright blue colour—took a direction from east to west, and was visible for several seconds.—Gluzieceter Journal. Itsvaxnan Sr ICIDE.—On the Ist inst. an elderly man wad discovered lying upon a bed of leaves, in a wood in the township of Adlington, near which spot he had remained, we understand, from the 16th of August, with the inten tion, it appears, of courting death in its most horrible form, by exposing bimself to the lingering effects of famine and the unwholesome damps of night. Being taker., however, to the constable of Blackrod, who humanely interested himself in his behalf, he was aroused to a sense of his situation ; and after receiving some relit f, set out on his way to I'enrith, in Cumberland. lie was in a dreadfully /emaciated state, and without a coat. bet his appearance otherwise was highly respectable. The following memo randum was found in his pneket by the constable, Which was well written with a pencil:— August 16, 1815.-4 tind myself very fit to die, but not so live ; my misfortunes have been great, and I am reduced to poverty. I cannot wtorit ; to beg I am ashamed ;•antl to be beholden to my friends I cannot. neither to a parish can I entreat. I have shade my peace with God, and I am in perfect charity with all ouitiltkid. I was born in the parish of Alctingbam, Match 30, Int new to lie here till I die. Bottom Fspreis. " IZOBELIT JACIC:•:'ON." FROM LLOYD'S LIST. The following communication from the French Coustsl-G ems in London was yesterday posted at Lloyd's:— `• French Consulate General, Sept. 2e, 1825. " Stile—Having been authorised by my Government to ac. quaint you, tbr the information of Lloyd's and all others whom it may concern, that the restrictions which had been enforced by the Board of Health at Marseilles, and by the Home Depatt rnent, hare been withdrawn. both for the harbour of Marseilles and for the other French ports in the ocean; and that, in future, all ships bound from any port in Great Britain to any putt in France, shall be. as formerly, admitted, notwithstanding their hiving or not any Levant goods on board.-1 ant, &c. `• BARON SEGUIER, French Consul-General." "To John Bennett, Esq. Lloyd's." . FALItat:TH. SEPT. 18.—Arrived the Mary, liecz:ll, from Prince Edward'. 'lsland, sailed the 21st of August; and the Dimish'brig Die Daub, Walters, from Gibraltar, i- 1U days. COWES . . SEPT. Pl—Arrived the Noble, :11;ixtiekl, from Ma. tanzat in MI days. PonTssint;lll, SEPT. 19.-.-Arrived the Nassau, Tremayne, front Sierra Leone. am! is under quarantine. DEAL, SEPT. 19.-Arrived the Isabella, Mann, from Honduras, sailed the 4th of Angus[. On the 12th spoke a Spanish frigate off Matanzas; on the Ist spoke the Speke transport, for Hifi tits, in lat. 41, long. 50, all well; the Moffatt, 170 n China, last front Quebec; the Ruth, Hore, front St. Kitt's ; and the Faith -.--....., from Demerara Arrived from the River. and remain, the 31angles Cogill, for New South IVales; the Robert Edwards,—, for New Y. Manzavg, SEPT. 19.-The Venus, Stephens, from London for A beravon ; got on shore yesterday afternoon, at high water, on Foreness Rock, and must be lightened. Assistance is engaged toe that purpose. Gtuvesexfl, St rx. 19.-Arrived the X.l, E., White; Dun. bombe, Dryden ; Gratitude, Coroeby) Hope, Ord; Triton, Smith:. Zriaadtt, Barn; Henrietta Holmon ; Alpha, Lawes; and the George and Ellen, AlLson, from Memt; Anee, Knight, film. Hamburg!'; Starling, Keith, from Cadiz; Husaren, Gibson, (root 'frinidad•. Onyx, Williamson, from Demerara; Manly. Savers, trout St.Vineent'i ; Amelia, Storey, front Quebec; Fora:Ltd.,. Botcher. from Barbadoes; Henry Davison,Barciay, front Kingstoo; Renewal, Cromartie, from Barbadoes. Sailed the Il'lllta4t Etherington, Harrison, for St. Petersbnrgb. YARMOUTIi, SEPT. 19.-On Saturday a foreign vessel, water logged, was brought in here, supposed to be a echooher, !aided with deals and spars, without any person on board. She was picked up at sea by a fishing smack. Crew supposed to base been taken out by some vessel, as the following was written in tile round.house on deck, viz.: "Schooner June, fro Christiania. "tilkoreotle of Yong destine ret tit Southampton, Capt. Towner Herren, Ira Christiania." She has neither masts nor rigging, standing on board, and is very much injuked In her hull, tte. BRISTOL, Strr. 19.-Arrived, the Peggy, Stephens, front Quebec; Vittoria, Penson, from Teneriffe ; Nimrod, Bruce. frou. Nevis ; John Murphy, Gyles, from Tobago ; Soyllia, Rae. fro et Campeachy ; Union, Taylor, from Quebec ; aterloo, Banks. and Valania , Kinsman, from St. Petershurgh ; and Cetus, Cu:. chill, from Newfoundland. Sailed, the Zeno, Talbot, for Seville Neva, Stewart, for Dantzic ; Johanna, 3lultien, for Rotor:daft. Mary Antte, Wake, for Odessa ; Ocean, Tacker, for Charente and Conjunction, Ektnan, for Bilboa. IVEMFORD, SEPT. 13.-The Fame, Rennie, arrived off thin port on the 9th inst. from Miramiehi, and was driven on shore to the North Bay, during a gale on the 11th. Crew and nia. terials saved-cargo expected to be saved. LIMERICK, SEPT. 17.-The Lively, Stewart, of Whitehaver‘ Was lost on the 10th inst. with all the crew, on the Long Rock. near Donagliadee. AntrlDEE3l, Jtrur 17.-The Fancy, Jaffrey, of this place. after coming over the bar of Rantshag 31st July, struck on a leLr e sC rocks, - but got off in a leaky state, and put into Pictou the same evening, and would be obliged to discharge. ELSINORE, SEPT. 16.-The Wellington, Bramwell, from Li verpool to Rigs having sprung a leak, has put into Copenhag en ' na repair. Rio*, c s o T. 8.-The Hercules, Miller, from London to thla port, sent a Damesness Reef, 28:h ult.; and being full of water. was &band ed by the crew. Alost of the stores saved. Llano*, BKPT. 10.-The Sampson, Balling, from Aguas% tre Flint, wid t h put In here leaky 2, th ult. is discharging bet carts into the Portuguese ship Joareum Guilherms. ALLY 22.-The Ann, Glirtmes. sailed from tithe port 10th inst. for Sidney, and has put into Bourbon, The Liberal, Martin, from Batavia, arrived here 29th talc. in a leaky stay and is discharging. Arrived off Dover the Sisters, —, from Demerara. The Fortitude, —, from Barbadoes, arrived yesterday L. River, with the Bishop of Barbadoes on board. The Juliana, Fotheringharn, arrived in the Downs from 1.2 de b, ,: in 21 days, from Bic, experienced extremely ta4 weather, and IA the Gulf encountered a strong gale from the southward, when the hors up for the Straits of Belie Isle ; before the gale was over slid got through. and saws great qua.ntity of ice islands. The lario umber ship Baron kienfrew sailed from Bic with the Juliana. The Birkby, arrived at Cowes, fell in with on the 3d ult.. Hs Ist 31. N. long. 73 W. a brig, water-logged, one mast standing. sails and rigging hanging over the side. the hull fresh painted ; also on 10th, in lat. 35. 55. N. long. 68. 50. W. boarded a bug o' schooner, water-logged: masts, yards. and soils hauging oast. he: side, and two men dead on deck, one apparently the master, dot a had lashed himself to the boat's gripes ; could not find out her name ; and on '22d, in lat. 31 56. N. long. 52.4. W. passed alon g. side a brigantine, water-logged, masts mantling, acid sails to t. .a yards, part of which were blown away, the fore-trysail still Sex, close reefed, and sheet aft ; no one on hoard alive ; name On the stem " Boman Packet, Brunswick," and painted on the after part of the companion, in large white letters, " Mind your neho " The Upton, —, from Buenos Ayres to Londou. having got on shore in the River Plate. put bark to discharge. The Adams, from Virginia to Gibraltar, *as abandoned on in lat. 37. long. 07. The Trial. Floskart, trom bondoo so New Prov.dence, was wrecked on Egg Island Reef on 26th ult. A great part of the cargo saved, mat carried to Nassau. The Sally Ann, Bony, from Bath so Port-au-Ponce. en:Joii. tend a severe gale on the 27th ult. id' Turk'. Island, lust her COMAE, span,and pat into NaSsau. N.P. on the Cth of August. p i t 'h w u aa rsil m ay ade nit y ht t . he ab co o7 i. t the guards, stiar the ship, anal effect their escape—au haviertsfluPeToansttfiNeYncile4"llPnn(°boicryrdilictleT:h-4autlgekhmlat Kingstown, to surprise at tempt which, we regret to say, was very ut-ar proving suc cessful. Thu ringleaders of the mutiny itLelittdell in 41. lodging the bulk-heads, lot whist the prison is sepsratg4 froth the hospital, and bad actually succsetled in gaining the latter place, when the terrora of a boy, confined there by Wailes, gave the alarm. The guards were instantly on . the alert, and the mutinee* were Amity subdued ; alai, however, until it bee, ellve needitar__ ) to ere upon went, when oneroan, named AValsh, aMa in sontiet, was shot *Wad ; and another, It ill said, in iiittfitplitik to escape o*c the vessel's salt:, Was diol‘ited.-,bufifirs.3turairtg _-