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e ,~/~ Lo▪ nple, 1"- - megular li.no tiusr, supply l itloll w teed 11 , tobb o tit 'Sty nett Ports . F , ttt 2a to r: Bs to LC , 91 to Is t o , Rt. t o wit Eli t o foo Os to 42 ;‘, ' ll 7 ,) ro to Leto' I. to ea • to la 14 to Ot toy. :11 $6 to 8 FP to 66 oi it to_ ▪ to 4. to s to yt! the i: to 27 N( .2 to I W 124 It to 700 .L". ;s to ok hi to lee is to 401. I to 211 Ma 21 r,„ 2i 4, 21 l'2l 2/ I 7 ai for dot ng low tt at 1' 7110 It Os 71 01 id on*: Is rid I to nd lo Oa Od Is 04 2 r. r. h rl p a • MNIMO.. 11d W 1 1 le dd • is 3 4 t. Di of 1 1 a ife of dy of • if+ 4' Aft. swoon • 'Srfok• Bent- el l, to if or cousin Fosepli do, of Rhona. to in , , 'Jon* r owel Lirisr*- re, Ind ird sort Jobn nty lebald 17. No. 7,178. EAST INDIA HOUSE. A'aventNer 30, 1821. Tflg Court of Directors o f the United Company of iweichatits of England trading to the East Indies du berths opi Notice. That the Quarterly General Court of the said Company an . e,' to be held at their House in Leadenball-street. on WF.D trgiDAT, the 2lst of December next, is made spacial, for the put ,' o t'submitting for eorfirmation the Resolution of the General r m - ,„ of the 33th September last. approving the Resolution of the Z sri of Directors of the 11th of the same month, granting to Mr. bm dford Atnot rite sum of 1.5001. upon the grounds thercin stated. The Report required by the By Law, cap. 6, sec. 20, together v ie, the documents upon which the said Resolution has been f at ed, are open for the inspection of the Proprietors at this House. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. INGLO-MEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION.-- Th e Directors of `• The Association for Assisting in Work_ is Mines of Mcitico and other Parts of South America" bo w give notice, that In pursuance of the provi s i ons o f t h e D ee d e b l a t inent, the first Annual General Meeting of the Proprietors sal b e held at the City of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, Lo y*, on WEDNESDAY. the dth dal of January next, at Or a °Tice): precisely. JOSEPH LOWE, See. St. H e i c es.plsee, Dee. 14, 1825. NTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY.—POSTPONED n, ft MEETING--The MEETING of the MEMBERS and suss Ds of the SOCIETY for the MITIGATION and 08,AUCAL ABOLITION of SLAVERY throughout the 8,16.12 Dominions, proposed to be held at Freemasons' Hall, o at Queen.streeto Lincoln's-Inn-fields, an Friday, the Illth ! r stot, for the purpose of petitioning Parliament for the Abo. Ilder siToloolal Shivery, is POSTPONED to WEDNESDAY, tie Mat Instant, when Mr. WILBERFORCE will take the Chair. 'De Doors wilt be opened at Eleven, and the Chair will be liken it Twelve o'Clock precisely. RICHARD AIATIIEWS. Rec. SI 1.1:11 FOR FEMALE ORPHANS —At a 11 SPECIAL OENERAL COURT of this CHARITY, tddoo Monday. Dec. 12, at the London Tavern, W. WILLIAMS, En. M.P. in the Chair, The following Children were elected : mu! Harrison . 968 Jane Catherine Macaullay 722 {nn fi,iid. . 889 Lois Ann House - 711 yrd , l Ann Vincent 8111 Eliza Hughes . 6411 Las Emma Penn 774 Eliza Emmereon . 677 Ssr.l) 731 Carolina Wright - 649 {bums Stand6eld . 728 Arabella Salmon - 549 gawked, That the Thanks of this Meeting be offered to Wil. iaa Williams, Esq.. M.Y. the Treasurer, for his kindness in talc. ag the Chair, and for his able conduct in it. EDWARD FOSS, Secretary. CLERICAL, MEDICAL, AND GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY DIRZI ;TOTS._ GEORGE PINCKARD, M.D. Chairman. Rtr. C. Benson, 31. A Henry Earle, Erq. F.R.S. Rer. 0 lhert Bermford, M.A. James Kibblewhite, Esq. 11..bert Bret, M.D. Samuel Merriman, 31. D. James Carden, Esq. A. A. Blieville, Ksq. Anhui Chichester, Esq. Sir George Pocock 11. J. Ch4melry, 31. D. Ashby Smith, M.D. Davis, Esq. A. R. Sutherland, M.D. ;i.rhsrles Drs Vieux. Bart. f ienrge Vance, Esq. The iaintnon usage of excluding from the benefit of Life As. , -.nice, or exposing ft a forfeiture of their Policies. individuals idia may hare bas aMieteil with " gout, asthma, rupture, fits. sannohage, complaint of the liver, slotting of blood, vertigo, or ter other disease," being liable to become a source of fraud on the eat hand, and of litigation on the other ; this Society, in order to loom every pretence toe deceit or fhiidulent concealment, respect. le the wood state of health of the Assured, extends the ad. mum of Life Assurance to persons subject to such deviations em the cowmen stanlard of health, as do not materially tend to lice, upon their paying a moderate addition to the prtmium, rrorildned to the incense of hazard. ore half of the Board of Directors being Members of the Medical htfeulan. the attendance of such a body of eminent practitioners, on err; occasion of granting assurance, forms a distinguishing leem:ard, which cannot fail to be beneficial both to the Assured Ed to the Soc,cty. Pr,rs ornyo.ing for Assurance mny arraistz to pay their pre. caber in a single payment; by annual payments for rainier of years only; or by annual payments, through .4l able continuance a life. L`e;irmr Assured has the option to share the profits, either by arli..4 them to the policy fir the benefit of his suer iron, at his dome, at taLe them, in reduction of the annual premiums, for Its sea trnef.t during life. J. PINCK.IRD, Resident Secretary. Mike, n. Great Russell-street. DISTILLATION FROM ranktoEs. THE Prupdetors of the BELIIONT DIST 111PLERY hereby give soi;e.. that they bare Dow leit a small quantity L their old stock of BRANDY on wale, et their Rectifying-house. huicri , rtrect, Lambeth. Rritly for &limy in quantities of not ho then Two Gelber, at lb. per Callon, fur Cub, with an iiseenea made to the Trade. Utters (pat-p lid) addressed to Ifr. Cooper, on the premises. Vaasball. 13th Dre. Ins& DORTUGAL HOTEL AND FOREIGN WINE Knoll& 15.3. Fleet -street, opposite Houverie-street. in dna New Establishment are pmvided ex-ellent well-aired Bah sod Accommodations peculiarly commodious. united with min ts Chvgrg, and the Wines with which the tablet of these Rams are supplied are of the Trey choicest description, whether the wood or in bottle ; and French Wines may be obtained In bivles -,:... . eterneths'aiinelteeeloselillelelleo 'a _.....-litio. . • * s. 0 -4,....-41.41;, . .; • .. • • ' • ~ ..., • . . 4- .--r ~.. ... _...... ~,...,...„.,, ~.,„ tie 7 Ce ill. ‘ e-f "' -(----' • -1---- A Per Cent. A , ,2. , „.4_-,.-6,-fe-f) . . . . ---..„-- ...i? "-d . . , . . . - ~ 1 I f " . 1 4 , ti'' 7 "' :if . a%: I, ~.. . . -- Ls 'ter? , i , \ l i i . i s '. 1I I iii, va irt ,, •,, ~.,. . . ...., ~....,.. .. , i i . • ..., , - Al -......„ , . . . . , . • • , .._. Tilt ........._....... , .... ... . ___. ....A• ....__.. NE Y. 1)EC1;;MBER 14. -182,5. P -rice Id. ..,...-_..- . . ~ This tier. 2 vole. ave. flee FROM LAST NIOIIT'S' GAZETTE. Henry Clsrke Granger. Knigimobridge, and Richeiel,Memberil r `VEIII ES within the FY -. ems .— jun., Broadhembury, Devonehiee, hankers, at eleven j., at the Oita, and TOMBS of EGYPT and 4,lm:ratty-el-tee, Dee. 13. ' • London Init. Exeter--.liti. 7. Janne Davison. at. .. w .a. - in . By th e late G. BELZON A letter has beets received at this office from Cepotin Coe, of his HIS. St. George's Field,. ILaen.drapee, at eleven, the Bank.. Printed for John Murray. Alhem Alajeny's ship Liffey, lately senior officer of his Mo l est?), ships in *vete" Court-Jar. 23. John Threlfall, Liveepoolebanker. at erne, " e, Ar-FOUR COLOURED ENGI the East Indies, addressed to John Wilson Canker, )..q. and dated at die George In, Dale-street , Liverpool -Jen. 3: David Cgovq. 1 ~. Gutter-lane, mwchant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Court-Dee. ' r i i ' .,• • '..;:isi. , .0 ... . at Nes, the 17th June 1826. of which the followlag is an extract :- 2e. Jean Baptiste Benelle. Quadrant, Regennatreen dealer its • 1 above, folio, G. fie. Six additional " I have the honour of enclosing. fur the iitformatinn of the I is clax, Bvo. 151. Lord. Commissioners of the Admiralty , various despatches from chapman. at Doe, at the Bankrupts' Court-•-Jrnelt. Thema* MISSION SI M . , and H' i Captain Alexander, of his Majesty'. ship Alligator, in command General Sir eleehiheld Catnpbell, in their advance *pint Ara. Rockland, L'ameey, Buckinghamshire, brick-maim a; eleven, at I ililk-hat.manufacturer. at one, at the Brinkrupte' Court--Jan, 3. • . , , COCH IN F IN th A e „ inu in ro th a e t lr of the naval rotes* en-operating with the army under Brigadier. the Bankrupts' Court-Jan. 7. Richard Newcomb. Caroon-Street. I The tate G ' GE FINLAY! the capita. of tire liernime dominion,; to whom I tin particularly John Stott', Churw_ .ell Batley, Yorkshire, clothier . et eleven. at e -, of his ajesty's oth Lir Indebted far the very elle and gallant manner in which he has con- the Court -house, Leeds-Jan. 9. Oeoree Frampton, Weymouth t and Nlraliat to the Ali ducted and is sell conducting thin dif fi cult and extremely harassing , and Metcombe Regis. Doneteleire. merchant, at eleven, it the With a emote of the A... • Norfolk. cost-merchant , at four, a: the Castle Inn, Norwich _ service • this o ffi cer is too well known in their Lordships to need Antelope Inn , Dorc.hester--Jat. 4. Williain Chasteney, Barnwell. Jwm. 3. Richard Pollan, Leeds, merchant, at twelve, at th e Bank. Sir T 110AIAS . All FORD RA any comment of mine on his worth and ability :be speaks in the hi g h es t terms of Captain Chads, of his Majesty's sloop Marline. • : Printed fee John Murray. A' F and particularly of Mr. Wm. Smith, his own first Lieutenant, they rupts' Court. day is published, price 2c. fel. the are officers who have distinguished themselves on all occasions; CE RTI MATES-Jon. 3. corrected. of end the highest encomiums are passed by Captain Alexander on Thomas Stirling, Commercial-road, Lambeth, eater-Will:am SLAVE CO NIES of the cond u ct of the officers of the squadron nam e d i n t h e =arg i l , Christopher Tw a ddl e , H ert f or d , draper-Edward Davies, Walnut. . - r a Picture of Negft Slavery drawn (I); as well as of the seamen and merino'. ) tree.welk, Lambeth, etigineer-John Powell, Southampton-build, Being an Abstractor the various I " Mr. James Wilkin s on. senior Lieutenant Of his Majesty ' s ship I inns, Holborn, tailor-Jobn Weigle Pocock, Southampton-street. iti i r lisment on that subeot. tinder my command. latterly in command of the light divisi on o f Strand , p lin le e er--John Taylor. Lit t l e Pultency-street, them. of thine own mouth ' , will I judge . boats, has been spoken of in the highest terms by Captain Alexan. monger-William Reynolds. Liverpool, cotton-broker. ' for the Society for the Mitigation der, sei well as those serving under him n. I have known this officer PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. throughout th_e . Stealth . Dome since 1821 ; and while serving with pie in his Majeety's ship Tees, James C o ni g ravc, senior, Benjami n C on i grave , James Clone. .... and since in the Liffey, I have had frequent opportunities of ob. grave. junier, and Joseph Cooigrave, St. John-street-read, Clerk. serving his zeal anti abilities; he was severely wounded last year, mitten, cabinet-makers and upholsterers, so far as regards the said at the tint attack of the stockades. Mr. George nYinsor, late Ad. James Coeigrave, senior-limey Tomlinson, Isaac Watts, and miralty Al idshipman of his Alnjesty'e sloop Sophie, now of his Ma. Charles Watts, Lane.end, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, min- jesty's ship Alligator, hen been again epoken of in a handsome way tars - Wiliam Hodgson and Joseph Lister, Resnick, Hann, • by Captain Alexander, for the very judicious manner in which be Yorkshire, dyers-Chaviotte Curses and Elizabeth Nicholls has conducted the steam-boat under his charge. Brewer. Newgute-street. ureet-makers--Gcorge Byers and John " I have also the honour ro enclose despmcbtet from captain Besford, Pall-male hatters-Samuel Summerecale and Joshua Chsds, sad one through Captain Alexander, detailing variouseme. Clayton. Leeds, stuff manutacturere-Elias Hawley and Jonah ration, against the enemy, which reflect the greatest credit upon Read, Rundern, Staffordshire, earthenwareenianufacences-lease that officer, and all employed under him. He speaks iii the strong. Corbridge, William Brown, and Samcel Hartley, Feacer.Mill, 1 e‘t tcmts or Lieutenant Keefe, and also of Acting Lieutenants st'addington, Yorkshire. cotton spinners -William Jourdain and Dell and Goldfinch, Alr.lY.Watt, surgeon, and Mr. Robert Ather. Nicholas Jourdain, Grubb -street, rilkodyers-Iseish Dixon and , ton. Acting Puller, with the assistance he receive) from Lieutenant Nathan Whitley, feeds, woolinsplers-Thomas Potts aml Adam ' Dolman and Mr. George Winne, Admiralty Alidshipman, AS well Cooper, Macclesfield, siiic throwsters-Thomas Crosby and lames I . as of the persons named in the margin (2). Crosby, Princes.equare, Wilson -street, Moorfields, japannere " I likewise transmit despatches from Captain Marryat, of his James Owen and George Rawson, Liverpool, chymists and drug- i Majesty's sloop Larne, detailing various successful operations gists-Hannah Waddington, Joshua Thompson, and John Kuck, : Aga;st the enemy at Negrais and at Bassein ; and s p ea ki ng i n t h e D enmarkertreet, Ratelifrthighway, sugar-refiners, so far as regards highest praise of Lieutenant Fraser, Mr. Hodder, the master, Mr. the said Hannah Ni - addington-Thomas Pilkington and James ' 1 Robert Atherton, acting purser, and Messrs. Downes and Norcock, Heys, If aslingden, L ancas hi re . an d E n fi e ld, same county, t i m b er - midshipmen. merchants--NVilliani Popplewell and Joseph Smith, Doncaster, , " The various succeraes that have attended the ezertioat of every wine and spirit dealers-William Medium; and. William Brookes, , . officer. seaman, and marine that have been employed on this ter. Burnley, Lancashire, cotton-spinners and manufacturers--Williana vice, merit the highest encomium', and must be attributed to the Al'Aclnm and dames Al into. Dsrlingtoti, and Leeds, tea-dealers, ,i discipline and well laid plans of the off cers conducting them, and Sec.-Benjamin Wood and Mark Leicester, Livernool, tea-dealers, the real, promptitude, anti perseverance with which they were ear- -Stephenson Louth and Jobn Reynoldson, West Smithfield, • , vied into_ e ff ect ; and where so many have rendered themselves con- beast and sheep salesmen-. Sir Peter P ole. 'Chu. Pole, and Cbarles . i spicuous, I feel it difficult to do justice to their individual merit." Richard Pole, Tokenhouse.yard, merchants, so far as regards Sir (1.) Peter Pole-Sir Peter Pole, Bart., Charles Pale, and John Pryce, LIGHT DIVISION.-MEN-OF-WA/I'S BOATS. headenhall.street, merchants and drysaltert, so tar as regards Aettoeron.-ePinnace-Lieutenant smith 4 Cutter-Acting Sir Peter Pole--William Sidney Warwick, Lime -street, London, ...to. Lieutenant Mall ; First ditto-Lieutenant Thornton ; Snood and Corbin Warwick, Richmond, Virginia, North America. , . 1 „,o. bonds, ditto-Mr. Duthy ; Gig-Mr. Hand. merchants-Francis Franc e a nd Th omas Croft, Wakefield, corn. Atecnne.-Pinnace-Lieutenant Kale, Mr. Picker t First ruerchantiend corn-factors-William Perkins and Daniel Perkips, Walton, B.D. T r i n ity Cutter-Lieutenant Kellett. Mr. Reed, Master's Mate ; S e c on d D ee pi ng S t . J ames, Lincolnshire. farmers and graziers-Thontas 'ins. evo. 21s. boards. ' Cutter-Mr. Lett ; Gig-11r. Coyde. Crocker and William Banal Wile.ocks, Bristol, coach-makers. IV. Soentn.-Pinnace-Lieutenant Barely, Mr. Marry ; thirty . _ e 3TI, row gun-boats ; four gun-vessels ; two mortar-vessels ; steam. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Rev. vessel and Satellite ; about fifty flats, launches, canoes, &e. for i _ den troops, provisions, and mores. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, Dec. 12 (2.) . , V. Asacente-Firet Pinnace-Lieutenant Keels, Mr. PieLey iFind IFJ3.IV. fair. High Water, 49 m. p. 12. , for • Admtralty Midshipman t Second ditto-Lientenant Kellett, Mr. Arrived the James, —, from T a r ra gon a and Milf or d ; C ot t ager . fie. I R eed, Admiralty Midshipman ; Cutter-Mr. Lett, PI. M ate ; Gi g -M r . C oy d e . Mailer's Cornish., from Cadiz and AVliitehaven ; Britannia, Stevens, from In 1 Lee me.-Pin t iace--Li eu t e na n t F raser . Alexandria and Milford; Shenandoah, —, from Rotterdam; . Beetles. Hawes. from Minnie ; Sarah and Caroline,—, from OM So entre-Pinnace--Acting Lieutenant Goldfinch, Mr. Scott, Charleston Defiance , from Oporto; Vriendschapt, Alunds. from Antwerp. OHM, —, of I Midshipman ; Seamen in Gumbo:on-51r. Totialinenn, Alidship eke man of Arache ; Transport Satellite-Lieutenant Dobson : , -Alr. Off-Nine brigs and one snow, at sunset. Noreock, Midshipman, and twenty-eight seamen of his Majesty's Private Signals-Messrs. Tinley and llolts, and Londonderry. VII ship Larne ; Steam-vessel-111r. IV insor, Admiralty slidslionnan m o m. i A of eophie. The Juniata, Craire, from Liverpool for Wilmington. was t A LLTGATOR.-Pinnace-Acting Lieutenant Hall, Ale. Wyk, spoken inst. miles e. . f rom ape Cl ear. 2d . 40el W C 1 711 Midshipman ; Cutter-Mr. Biein, Admiralty Midshipman. coast of Norway end boat, marked " Woodcock," has been cast on shore on the ti. N.8.-The affairs in which his Alejesty's vessels and their boats ry; were engaged in co-operation with the Ind forces, as mentioned The easterly winds, which have prevailed during the greater uid in the despatchee transmitted with the preceding letter from Captain part of the last fortnight, have cleared the Docks pretty well of the few, too k place between the 11th January rind 29th April, 1825 ; shi ping with which they had been previously crowded. So empty I 3 and the total loss sustained by his Majesty's vessels on those occa. is Se Prince's Dock, that a 74 might almost manceumerirmit with.. lET sines amounted to five killed and fi fteen wounded. out inconvenience. en The following return is the only one in which the names of the r I parties are given, vie. FALMOtTIi, Dec. 11.-Arrived the Young Oliver, Mitchell, ito At Syrians, the lith and 12th January, 1825. front Lisbon, in 14 days.-Wind N. Light airs. WOUNDED. Sr. Ives. Dec. 10.-The French brig Perle, of St. Mabee'. , 114 1 severely LARNE.- Jo Mr. R le ob erts, Atherton, Purser, slightly ; John Otani, pierced for 16 (pine, two only mounted, arrived here last eyening ; hn Gi slightly. from the river he John, Africa, without anchor, or cables, arni BB ARACIINE.-George Walter, severely. - • Mott of provisions. The Captain and seven of th e crew died at Se. II John ; the supercargo and one m ore of th e crew di e d on t h e passage Lord Chamberlain's glee, Dee. 13, line. athome. l b The King has been pleased to appoint Lieutenant-General Sir Pon TSMOUTII, Dec. 12.-Sailed the Arab transport, for Dept. William Houston, Groom of his 51ajesty's Bedchamber in Ordi. nary, in the room of General Stevens, deceased. DEAL, DEC. 12.-Arrived and sailed for the Ricer the Sappho, C ord. -Calm. Nooks, from Smrna ; and Alackinton, of Liverpool, from Rio 11 Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Janeiro. Came town from the River and remain, with the rest of le Fife. the outward-bound, the 3lagdalena, Home, for Vera Cruz; Ariel. i 3 The Right lion. the Earl of Elgin and Kincardine to be DeletilY for Sierra Leone; Lively, Baxter, for Bordeaux; Cershalton Park, I id Lieutenant. Steel, for Jamaica ; Alert, Ellis, for Rohelly 1 Eleanor. Williams, m 1 Sir David Erskine, Bart. to be ditto. for Bristol ; and Vincedor dos S a nt os , f or Op orto .-Wi n d S.W. -- XIII. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY, by S. Light aira. BAIDIGATE, Dec. 12.-The William, Ring, has been placed in. Left at the Bankrupt Office, under Act. 11, Geo. 4, cap. 10, see I. the dry dock nectar, to undergo the necessary repair'. GRAVESEND. DEC.i2.-Arrived the 51ar s , S w an, f rom M eme l r , I JOSEPH BARBER, King's.row, Dog-row, Mile-end, builder. (Filed Dec. 13.) Speculation, Dock, from Embilen ; Hanover, Simcht, from Ant e X IV. WILLIAM HUBBARD, jun. White - Lion-court , Cornhill, DIM weep ; Brißorne,ett, Borne, from Gottenburgh ; Progress, Robieson, -- - • -...--... e et n i chant. (Filed Dec. 13.) from 31emel ; Four Brothen, —, from Dant:ie.', Orestes, Bony- BANKRUPTS. man, from ditto ; Maria Ann, —, from Bremen ; Hope, Cite. . JOHN Meters, Norwich, bombasimdreseer„ dealer and chap- ton, from Ilamburgh ; Lord IYellington. —, from Nerve; man, to surrender Dec. 19, 20, at three, and Jan. 24, at ten, at XV. the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Solicitors, Messrs. Poole. Green- and Urania, Honyman, front Bremen. Sailed the Perseverance, Margolle, for Calais. - "'ee'T.S. By the ~„, _ field, and Gamlen, Gray's Inn-square; and Messrs. Parkinson Bairrot., Dec. 12.-Arrived the Dorothea, Von Hooten, front I and Staff. Norwich. Antwerp; Ocean, Williams, from Rotterdam ; Adriatic, COckere CHRISTOPHER ALDERSON. Lawrence-Pountney-hill-place, sill, from Alemel ; Betsey, Hogan, from Cadiz; Lady Mackworth„ flour-factor, Dec. 17, at eleven, 27, and Jan. 24, at twelve, at the Capes, from St. Petersburgb ; Thetis, Stenner, from Riga; Hero, Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. S. Fisher, Queen-street, Cheap- —. from Denis. Sailed the Pauline, Joosen, for Charleston ; side. Watchful, Rutter, for St. M ichael's ; Ilarriet, Emmerton, for St- Wter.tee linness, Mill-wall, and Ord -street, Poplar, ship_ Thoinas'a ;La Achille, Mondrant, for Bordeaux ; Alontrouth, builder, dealer and chapman, Dec. 17, Jan. 7, and 24. at ten, at Roberts, for Jamaica ; Vintage, Natter, for Oporto; Ferny the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Hutchison, Crown -court, stone, for Lisbon ; Africa, Hooper, for Honduras ; Achilles, Cox` Threadneedle-street. fee Trinidad. • WILLIAM lAMBERY GROSVENOR sen.,ELIZZEIt CRATER, WELLS, DEC. 12.-The vessel mentioned yesterday proved to XVIIL -- '''''''""e` of she CHRISTIAN WILLIAM LIMBERY GROSVENOR, jun., anti CHARLES BUTT, b e the Nelly, Dales, from Norway for London. She has been Lo' rnhill, stationers, dealers and chapmen, Dec. 20, at one. Jan. - --3 , arid 24, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. towed near this harbour, water-logged ;it i s p ro b a bl e th e cargo ma y be saved, and the vessel wrecked. Crew need. (lregson and Fonnereau, Angel-court, Thrognaorton-street; and Geeexocz, Dec. 10.-The Hope, M•Kellar, from Liverpool Mr. T. Fellows. Rickmanswerth, Herts. to Westport, arrived at Port-Glasgow on il'ednesday evening, to WILLIAM Sentra and THOMAS RICHARDS, Manchester, distress ; sprung a leak on the evening of the 2.1 inst. between the tailors, dealers and chapmen, Dec. 26, at one, 28, and Jan. 24, at Isle of Man and Contrail Point. Her cargo is discharging, as the two. at the Palace Inn, 51anchester. Solicitors, Mr. A. Kay, must go into dock. A ship supposed to be the Mary, of Allot, Brown-street, Manchester; and Mr. R. Capes, Gray's Inn. from AI iramichi for the Clyde. was driven on shore on the south NVILLIAM CATHER. Liverpool, merchant, dealer and chap- end of Arran, during the late gales, particulars unknown. A v a s. man Jan. 3,4, and 23, at one, at the G eorg e In n , Li ver p oo l. set bound for Glasgow lately observed the mast of' a vessel off Solicitors. Messrs. J. and G. Crump. Liverpool ; and Messrs. Omen Head, attached to some wreck; it is thought to be the wre c k Bettye, Fisher, and Sudlow, Chancery-lane. of the sloop Dumfries, of Dumfries, 31•Williana, which sailed THOMAS MONKS, Upper Claptoo, Middlesex, bleacher, dealer and chapman, December 16, 17, at ten, and January 24, at eleven, from Liverpool 10th Sept. for Dublin. Eestecutr, DEC. 3.-The Diana, Dancer, from Memel to at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitor, Mr. Willett, Essex-street, Dundalk, broke her windlass during yesterday's gale, and is Strand. rather' leaky ; she must proceed to Copenhagen to repair. Time JOHN WALICER, Manley House, Kennington-common, school. Oscar, Mearna, from Riga to London, was run oa board of by tbo master, bookseller, dealer anti chspmen, December 17. at eleven, 20, Minerva of Anstruther,Willlarnson, and had her bowsprit canted at two, and Jan. 24, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, away ; the latter received considerable damage. Messrs. Van Sandau and Tindate, Dnwgate.hill. DANTRIC, DEC. 1.-The flute Hoffnung, Klawiter, of anal ROBERT 110813., Duke ' s -row, Pimlico, brewer, dealer and from hence, for Leith, put back 28th ult. with loss of sachems ar 1 chapman, December 17, at eleven, 27, and January 24, at twelve, ca w., at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Florence, 33, Finsbur y- airman. TABRACIONA, Dec. 1.--Capt. Dunley, of the Dolphin, h as nu: . erected lu getting his vessel off, and she has returned to this port. 511LI1 BOOTY, Nottebill, Isle of Wight, Southampton, wine andspirit-merchant, dealer and chapman, December 17, 20. at one, A rr i ve d off Dover the Diadem, Snell, from Smy r n a; an d E c d y e and January 24, at twelve, at the P•snlerupts' Court. Solicitors, mien , —, from Aii ram i c hi. S • Air. Griffith,, Newport, Isle of Wight ; and Maus. Anderson Th e J osep h , Vette from Peterebtrrgh to Liverpool, has been I 4 and Williams, Quality-court, Chanc er m iane. abandoned at wee, and was off Yarmouth yesterday, dismasted. MOSES BARBER. Morton Banks, Yorkshire, maltater, dealer The Three Brothers, Albert, from Rotterdam, was abandoned and chaprniun December 14, at six, 15, and January 24, at eleven, off the coast of Norfolk on Sunday, • ith four feet water in her at the Court-house, Leeds. Solicitors, Messrs. Bettye, Fisher, and hold. Smiley, Chancery-lane ; and M r . bee, L ev i s . the Two Brothers, Oltmans, from Aalfatadt to H u ll, was on eL I !Tenants VAIIEY, Staningley, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacturer, shore near Trusthorp on Thursday. merchant, dealer and chapman, Dec. 14. at sin, 15. and Jan. 24, at The Lucinda, Schweneen, front 'Memel to London, w:.•3 totelty eleven, at the rosin-house in Leeds. Solicitors, Meters. Bettye, lost in the North Sea 2d inst. Fisher, and Sudlow, Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Lee. Leeds. The Severn, William', from Memel to Chestow. was lost on ISAAC NEWTON, Trowbridge, chaironaker, dealer and chap- the 2801 ult. near Dantzic ; crew saved. p matt. Dec. 27, 30, and Jan. 24, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, The Alfred, Simmons, from Memel to Yarmouth, has put icto Bristol. Solicitor, Messrs. Poole, Greenfield, and Gamlen, Gray's- Dantric leaky, and it is suosed mum discharge. Inn-square, London ; and Alessrs. A. and J. Livctt, B r oad - street , The Peter and Maria, E g gers , from Dordrecbt fer Liverpool. Bristol. , has been greatly damaged, by running foul of a See:lg boat, aed PHILIP ICITON ETHEREDOE, Norwich, manufacturer , 'tee. has returned to Dordreebt very leaky. • 27, 28, and an. 24, at four, at the Swan Inn, Norwich. Solicit. The Malabar, Broneke, and V:ctorine, Combat, both from St. on, Mr. F. W. Smith, Verulam-buildings, Gray's-Inn, Loudon ; •• Petersburgh for Rouen, have put into Copenhagen. where they and Mr. A. Barnard, St. Andrew's, Norwich. ' • will probably winter, as they must unload anti repair. JAMES PEACE, Cumberworth, Vorkshire, faney-cloth-rnanu. The Nicholas, Pomare, from Antwerp for Leith, arrivol the lil t rectum, dealer and chapman, Dec. 23, 24, and Jan. 24, at eleven, • at the Pack Horse Inn, Huddersfield, York. Solicitors, Messrs. must unload. alt. at Gottcriburgh, leaky, but otherwise li e d , damned. !la (e. and W. Stephenson, lielmlirth ; and Messrs. Bettye, Fisher, The Express, Westerlund, from Ilelaingfors, was rallied by Srd Sudlow, Chancery-lane. pilots into Traveinunde, on .Ith inst. having lost her masts. SARAH WHITFORD, Black Horse, West -street, St. Philip and The Lovely Nelly, I akey, from .Kiel for Hull, halt put into Jacob, Gloucestershire, victualler, dealer and ehapwoman, Dec. 28, Nyberg, where she must unload, having run swotted in a fqg. 29, end Jan. 24, at one, at the White Lion Inn, Broad-street, °sensors ACTION.-The conduct of the maitre Of a Noe. Bristol. Solicitors, Poole, Greenfield, and Gamlen, Gray's-Inn, wegian vessel towards an English vessel in distress, as described .a London; and Mr. Henry Pallimllristol. the following extract of a letter from the agent to Lloyd's at ' DIVIDENDS. Christiantiuut, dated Nov. 23; is highly praimeorthi,ard tteetre- . e s Jan. 4. Thomas Ketlard and John Adams, Birmingham. gu n. I nc o f i m i tat i on b y a ll natiOnen.e" . The tobooner nn, of Thiel; makers, at twelve, at the Roy a l H ote l, T emp l e-row, Bi rm i ngham W i lli am Al•Pherson, master, from listriburgh to I enrich. when -Jan. 4. Thomas Garside, Stockport, couon-spinner, at eleven, about 100 English miles west of the Naas Of Norway, on the 21At I . .* at the Warren Bulkeley Arms Inn, Stockport-Jan. 5. Joseph inert., was; during bad weather, obliged to cut away her foremast, Moore, Bristol, embee-mercient. at one, et the Rununer Tavern, bowsprit, &e., and was driviairsoout.m that 'Outten, whits tbe Bristol-Jan. 4. Edward Clamshells, Cullompton, Devonshire, next morning the Norwegian brig Aural, Munch, master, from S r , 1 I upstate tell-anti(: the Havannale Cigar. Soar, Saadokhas, Dinners. and Suppers are also provided. room is appropriated to the Smokers SUTTON'S FOREIGN WINE-ROOMS, 29n. HOLBORN. seven done East of Great Turnstile. ED"' tRI) BUTTON, Free Vintner and Cook of Lwaion. acknowledges with gratitude the liberal support he ha received from his Friends and tLe Public in Feneral for the last mitre yesrs, in the COOKING and CONFECTIONARY P.I:SINESS, in addition to which, he begs respectfully to inform trn bat he has opined ROOMS for the sale of FOREIGN Arixas in 3 genuine state, where lie ventures to hope that, with volute charges, and submitting to them a good article, to merit !omtinuation of their patronage. Superior Port and Sherry at -4.44. per quart, and other Wines tinnily cheap. N.B. Orden in the Cooking and Confectionary business attended tat usual, and enmetaMments furnished in the moat splendid or he most economical manner. COFFEE and COCOA MADE in ONE MINUTE, from the ESSENCE of COFFEE and COCOA PASTE, mid by F. GEAHAIII, at his Tea and Foreign Fruit Warehouses, "" of the Belle SMIYALe lan, 37, I.IIDGATE-lIILL, and 16, PICKETT...STREET. Temple-bar. COFFEE in bottles 35., 3s. lid., and 41. Rd., and Cocoa in pots Is. and li. nun Essience of Ginger and all other Spices, 19.11 d. to .bottle t Pulverised Jamaica Ginger, prepared from the interior 01 the root, in cases, le. 2d. each ; Prepared Chocolate in pots, each; Ilia:soil's Anchovy Paste. is. 61. a pot ; and Orange llarnMade. Is. 63. per lb.: Robertson's Patent Barley and Groats, %eh : (lard's Farinnceotas Food, Is. per packet ; abio, T. Gra 4-11'r Pasco: C'-m. 3.. per lb., and Sassafras Cocoa, be. per lb.; 12ou Arrow Roco, 2s. 6d. per lb. ; West India Preserved Ginger, pe lb. ; Tamarinds, 21. rer lb.; Portugal Gram, ls. per lb. ; a:=4 a Foreign Fruits at reduced prices. Giuger-Livoitred Barley :Rs.d real Pontefract Licorice Cakes. N.B. Free Labour Sugar. 4INES AT 'INDUCED PE ONDON AND WEST /4 SPIRIT COMPANY, NI L4'l Church. RICES FOR CASH ONLY. ['MINSTER WINE AND to. Is, Strand, opposite St. Mar- Per Doten. Pen, Vintage 1820 - ra. to 30a. blro Crusted 3h.— 42' buts to 8 years in bottle 48s 50.. •;: , e'!r•Pale& Brown ?7.• 36 % D. Amontillado . 42a. 483. 31 Vtira. West IndB3- Do. Exst Indio -ia 3 40 - 4)5. Polcriba 36s. as. Per Dozen. Claret. Latta and Mar. Rau: - 725. to 96.. Sparkling Cham. pa gne -72 a. —B4s. Do. and Creaming of the first quality - —a. 945. St. Perry, dry and spark. 72a. Chablis . Hermitage, Red and White !U.. Moselle. Sauterne, &c, - Ws. Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds. um, 1.51.; Brandy, 2:is. per gall. d gratis—Bottles at cost price. aciEe, Lisbon, VI. --- Ina,Ac 3lotmtain 30s. —:l6s. ann. st. Julien . - S enor Din, IM.; ham" A Doan packed in a hogsba E•-__ • _ _ NlBAR r iligS a l EiI'EI.S.EfitIATLIIID.7BI4FII,34.NKRUPT , JAMES lIIA CU. ROSE, Public and Private Accountant, LIT -Place, Holborn, respectfully intimates to those concerned, ituz he undertakes the arrangement and winding-up of Merchants I Tradesmen's Books ; the affairs of Noblemen, Gentlemen, and to hinoorstv embarrassment ; the Collecting of Outstanding 7, ‘ and all other matters in public or private life requiring the ow:ranee of a co - didential man of business. the ali cone particularly of Suspension of Payments, where, am he want o f a t h oroug h k now l e d ge o f t h e su bj ect , d e l ays, . 7 thrtz , and disastrous to both debtor and creditor. so frequently l'svfs r• Mr . Rosa conceives that his services may be found peculiarly L n " "4 _, gentlemen , also, by or tho lor their stewards and prev ented ts agen ; or other who avocations. on any account (1 2" Lie advice or assistance of an experienced person, may ind on the utmost honour and seemly. t!is ''"inred, and othe r b us i ness transacted, when requited, taiiderce of the employers. ~`•fi• The L aw Chronicle. and Bankruptcy Register, taken in, 7'! .3l ,ualska Air. Rose to give every information respecting Bank , ' s. ecc • foe the .: iniolvwds, last fidends, ye Certificates, and Decisions in Law fteen ars. LONDON. WEDNESD is Larding fear. and will Sail on or before 20th necember. ri OR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, and NEW SOUTH ii WALES, the Ane New, fast.sailing Snow, FAIRFIELD, A I. Coppered. Burthen 300 tons. JAMES WORK, Com. minder. lying in the London Dock: has excellent ucommodcions fat Easseneers. For Freig ht or Passage , apply to BUCKLES, B OSTER, AND BUCH ANAN. No. 33, 31ark.lane. FOR CALCUTTA, with liberty t o l an d P assenger s at :Hearn, to sail on the 25th of January, 1826. the very tine teak Ship PROVIDENCE, burthen 700 tons. JOHN MARTIN ARDLIE, Commander (of the Honourable Company's Service); to load in the City Canal. Has a very commodious poop, and other excellent accommodations for Passengers, carries a Surgeon, and is fitted as a regular Indiemen. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander. at the Jerusa lem Coffee-house; or to ISBISTER and HORSLEY, 7, Billiter-square. To Ssil immediately after Christmas-day, FOR MADRAS and BENGAL, and to land Passengers anywhere on the Coromandel or Malabar Coasts, or at Ceylon, the fast-sailing superior Vessel JULIANA, ROBERT INNIS, Commander; burthen 600 Tons, teak built; expreasly fitted for Passengers, and to carry a Surgeon. From the arrangements which have been made to accelerate the passage of this Vessel towards India, through the use of steam power, a confident expectation is held out that she will reach her destination within eighty days of her departure from the shores of Great Britain ; and thus nearly all the advantages. in point of speed, dervable from a steam-vessel, unattended with any of its concomitant dangers or inconveniences, will be enjoyed by Paasen. gers in the Juliana. Her accommodations will be fitted up with every poss'ble attention to comfort and coovenience. Gentlemen Cadets, young Medical Officers, or others, desirous of proceeding to India in an economical and expeditious manner, will find the arrangements had on board the Juliana admirably adopted to their purpose. For Pasage only apply to James Wm. Taylor, Esq. 8. King's Arms-yen'. Coleman-street ; Messrs. Small, Lane, and Co. Old Jewry; Mesas. Barber and Neat. Birchin-lane ; or to WILLIAM REDHEAD, Jun. Riches -court, Lime.street. where plans of the accommodation may be seen. • ST. GEORGE STEAM PACKET COMPANY OFFICE, 19, WATER-ITEZET, Liviwroot.. DUBLIN.—The LORD BLAYNEY sails, with Goods and Passengers, Three Times a Fortnight. CORK,—The LEE sails, with Goods and Passengers, Weekly. The above Vessels load in the Brunswick Basin. JOHN WATSON, jun. Agent. THE Sixteenth Part of the ENCYCLOPCEDIA ME TROPOLITA NA will be publi.hed in a few days; and the Second Number of the BRITISH CRITIC (Quarterly Series) on the Ist of January next. MERCANTILE RESIDENCE WITH OFFICES, CELLARS, &c. Scot'a.vard, Cannon.street, City. To LET, be Mr.bOCLL, &spacious MERCANTILE RESIDENCE with OFFICES, together with two other COUNTING HOUSES, having a separate entrance. Also, with • separate entrance, a SET of WINE CELLARS. Foe cards to view and particulars, apply to Mr. Doull, Estate Agent, Auctioneer, dm 27, Princes.street, Rank. CAPITAL AND CAPACIOUS MERCANTILE PREMISES, POULTRY, EKtending into Gram' Hail-court, in the heart of the City. TO be SOLD, by Mr. DOULL, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the LEASE of very commodious and command'. g MERCANTILE PREMISES, in the Poultry, and Grocers' flail -court; consisting of a capital Warehouse, upwards of seventy feet in depth, with dry warehouses and cellars wader; a Dweiling.holi.e in front of the Poultry, and two others in Grocers' Hail-court. with immediate possesaion. For cards to view and particulars, apply to Mr. Doull, Estate Agent, Auctioneer. dm 27, Prince's-atreet, Bank. FATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.— Ur wards of 40,000 cases of Hernia have been relieved by these invaluable Instruments, and are acknowledged by the afflicted to possess security, ease, and convenience, not to be met with in any other invention for the purpose ; will answer for right or left aide, also admit of increase or decrease in size and force, requiring no buckles, understrap. or any galling bandage. In consequence of an inferior article now being offered for sale, Medical Gentlemen and the Public are particularly requested to observe. that "SALMON, ODY, and Co , 292, Strand,Loodon," is marked upon the leather cue, without which they are of the spurious kinds. Persons in the country are requested to send the circumference of the body an inch below the hips. " Dorms et placens uxor."—Hot. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. lIAPPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mind," is insured by marriage; " the strictest tic of perpetual friend ship" is a gift from fleaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by winch, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." . . . . . Previous, howevt 7 r, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an unperatite duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the free. dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the be holder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Enxtirious habits will eft:tinnier the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from which the agonised sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all Such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, felicity; nor willour advancesappear questionable, sanction ed as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' successful ex-perience. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath —for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened. and deficient energy improved into functional power. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling empiric from the position se presumptuously taken up, we deYiate from general principles with less hesitation ; and confident in oar own honour able integrity as 3lembers of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either sex (especially those entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attend ance is given for personal consultation; and letters from the country arc immediately answered; these must contain a remit tance for advice and medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, however distant. GOSS and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons, No. 11, Bouverie.street, Fleet-street, London. •.• Just published, Seventeenth }.;dition, 1. The &GIS of LIFE, a familiar Corrunentary on the above Diseases. 2. ill GEIA NA, addressed exclusively to the Female Sex. 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Preached before the Univershs of Oxford, in the year 1815, at the Lecture founded by the late Rev. John Bampton, M.A. Canon of Salisbury. By the Rev. Reginald Heber. M.A Lord Bishop of Calcutta, &e. Second Edition, Bvo. 13s. board,. MURDER AT HILLSBOROUGH, COUNTY .DOWN. It is with painful emotions w that, on the night of the Lth instant, Miss Ann Stott. of Hillsborough, a mild, amiable, and benevolent lady, was. with her servant maid, inhumanly murdered by some unknown assassins, in her own dwelling. It appears that the doors of her house had not been opened on Tuesday, a circum. stance which induced her neighbours to suppose that she had gone to a meeting at Lurgan, of the Society of Friends, of which she was a member. However, on Wednesday (the market (lay) her doors and gates still remained closed, and her rows, which were in the back-yard, began to low so incessantly. probably through want of food, &c. that the inhabitants of the adjacent house became alarm ed, and a boy was sent over the wall to examine the premises. By him a bloody cap was found lying in the yard, outside of the kitchen door. Application was then promptly made to Captain Sloop, of Eglantine, an active 3lagistrate, who happened to be in Ilillabornugh at the time. This gentleman came instantly to the place, with some of the police, and caused one of the windows to be forced up with a crow-bar, by which means a constable gained ad mission. In the kitchen a shocking spectacle presented itself to view—the murdered bodies of Miss Stott and her servant. The maid lay near the kitchen door, and some of her blood was sprinkled on the atreshold. Her head and arms were so bruised and disfigured, that when an inquest was held on the bodies, it was almost impos sible even to con)ectnre with what kind of instrument the murderers had perpetrated the crime. Miss Stott's skull was beaten in at the back of the head, apparently by some square, obtuse, and ponder. cue implement of destruction. The assassins having thus succeeded in the work of death, broke open a money till in the shop, and then endeavoured to force open some drawers in a room up stairs, but it appears they did not succeed. Every other part of the house was left by them in good order, clean, neat, and perfectly undisturbed. They withdrew, we apprehend, by the rear of the house unper ceived. esterdav an inquest was held on the bodies of this lamented lady and her maid. The verdict of the inquest was, we believe, in correspondence with the facts—`' Murder by some person or per sons unknown."—Belfirst Weirs Letter. W. Graham, the victim of Kean and his accomplices, has arrived in Calton. He has considerably improved in health and appearance during his residence in Balfron. He is still lame of one leg, hut can walk with the aid of a stick. lie says he would, if he were able, return to work with greater ghv than ever, and take his chance of another shot. He considers the new workers to have been possessed of very little stuff, or they would long ere this have beat the foolish persons who molested them. We are happy to learn that a subscription is going forward amehig the pro prietors of cotton works to purchase for him a cottage and piece of ground.—Glusgow Paper. WINTER 'SILKS. BROWN anti Hifliii.iiiiViciLK-MERCERS, 431, ft CHEN T-STRE ET. opposite Hanover-street, have the honour to inform the Nobility and Public, that they have on sale every description of fashionable Silks, and a variety of warm and useful Materials for Winter wear, at very moderate prices. Muffs., Tippets, and Furs, of every kind. Silk Cloaks from 420. to 7:a. Orders executed also for any particular size or Colour. A collection of beautiful Winter Shawls, with every other ar ticle of fashionable Costume for a Lady's Wardmbe, A quantity of coloured and black G os.de-Naples to be sold a bargain. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. DR. FOTHEItGILL'S NERVOUS DROPS —To those who are afflicted with Nervous disorders sod their various distressing affections, as oppression of spirits, headaches, loss of appetite, indigestion, spasms, tremors, fainting fits, and debility or relaxation of the system, it is confidently recommended to have recourse to the above celebrated Medicine, from which they are assured of obtaining immediate relief, and by a due perse. verance in it agreeably to the directions given, the complete re.esta. blishment of their health. Sold in bottles at 4s. M.; Ils. ;land 225., by Butlers, Chymists, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's ; and 64, Sackville-street, Dub lin ; Savory and Co. 136, New Pond -street, and 220, Regent. street; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may , be had, Dr. FOT lIEROILL'S TONIC FEMALE PILLS, recom mended in general debility of the constitution, also as a safe and excellent remedy in those periodical irregularities which females, of delicate and languid circulation, more espec ially the younger part, are liable to. In boxes, at Is. lid. and -s. FOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, p os i t i ve ly to c l ear on the lath instant, or forfeit freight, the very line teak Ship GEORGIANA, A. L, burthen 500 tons, WILLIAM HAY LETT. Commander (of the Honourable Company's &T -rice), loading in the East India Export Dock. Has very superior accommodations for Passengers, and will carry an experienced Surgeon. For Freight or Pagsage apply In the Commander, at the Jerusa. em Coffeehouse; or to ISBISTER and HORSLEY, 7, Billiter.square. iss) Id Id Is w 309 04 —I lid le. 0.1 Lli NI