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/ ' - ( I ~,, , ~., i L;, ..~ -/ '6krk „tilt i3rt, of,. lune) )41( No. 6,834. LONDON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1824. Price 7(1. SALES BY AUCTION. A icxander, Richardson. for Teneriffe. Isle td France. and Ospers; Nasists, Tremayne for Coronna and St. Michael's; Punt Rinsine. Jitiackinan Rostoek and Lubeck ; Amine. Hirt. fur Havre tio4 Riuen ; O ceanus, Probst ' fur Bremen; Eapeaition, boudie, ditto; fierce. Fallsat, for Calais; Julia sad Ann, eritthell, liarannah. PORT OP LONDON, Oct. 11!24. FOR SALE. 1311 Y Ortfre of Me Mneustrahle One c..na.vsi„„rr, ~r his .13 Mijeety's P.reise Renewer. in a spacious Rum), at the Chief, Office, Old Iltrowd-street, on TUESDAY. the 9th of November, 1824. at (Me o'clock in the afternoon preciaely, ABOUT TWENTY THOUSAND GA MAINS GENEVA, AND TWENTY Tilt lUSAND OAMA)NS ItitANDv, Which have been regularly condemned and re-theillni, now in ma, at the Etteirte Distillery, St. Catherine. Catalogues may be had at 114. etch, and tramples . at the Excite Warehouse -keeper's Office, lwer.hill, peen tday. the •tb, In :Monday, the Ath of Noventher, lOU from ten till two o'clock ; and on the morning of vale. from ten till twelve o'clock. N 1171 1 ,1 01 ran Otto he area at the Fine and Forfeit Office, Excise Office, Old Broad-street. • FAST INDIA .11()I'SE, 0(1.27, 1824. TIIE Court of Directors of the United Compiny of illt , chants tl England trolling to the East holies do hereby esof NuteCe. That a 441 7 .1, RTERLY GENERAL 111)ITRT of the 'add Company will be held at their House, in Leadenhatl.street, on WE six as lIA T. the 72.1 Iteceinher next. at Eleven o'clock, in the fa:moon, for the immose of declaring a dividend from Midsummer but, to Christmas next. JOSEPII DART. &twenty. .6.43 r INDIA NOME, Oct. 27, 1 8 24. Tlit (Swot of Moo*Mir MN United Company of Merchants of is,etaml t e Z ag io the Rost loobes as hereby gyre Netire, That the TR A NSFER ROOKS of the said COMPANY'S STOCK will be NWT on Tim lIISTAY. the 2rl December next, at Three &Cloth, sea OPENED @gain on 'rummer, the 18th Jansary, 1625. And that the DIVIDEND WARRANTS on the said Smelt, due on the 6th January. 1/125, will be ready to be delivered on Tun astray, the 6th cd . the ante month.. JOSEI.II DART, Secretary. EAST INDIA "WISE, Ort. 27, 1 11 24. frill , . emir! Directory of the Unih•d Company o) Mereheats of Newland feedlot to Me East boiler do hereby rtfze 'Votive. That the Committee of Bryktg and Warehouses will be ready, on or before AVEnwrsoar, the 17th November. 11;24, to receive Pmposals in writing. sealed up, from such Persons as may be willing to supply the Company with BUFF and lIROWN LEATHER ACCOUTREMENTS; Aid that the conditions of Contract may be men on application to the Clerk of the said t'otriortitte, with whom the Propm‘als must be ieft before eleven o'clock, on the said 17th November, after which hour, the Committee will nut receive any Tender. JOSEPII DART, Secretary. ON DON PHRENOLOGICAI. RE NO LOG ICA I. SOCI ET Y.—The I FIRST EETINO of the emoting SESSION of the LONDON PIIRENOIAROCAL SOCIETY, will take place at the Cmwn and Anchor, on SATURDAY, Owls* November, at litilf.past Seven in the Evening. I!ONDON and ('ALA IS STEAM PACKETS.—The i Proprietor, of the above Packets most respeettully acquaint the Public, that one of the otiose Vessels will continue to go to and from Calais during the Month of November, on the following days:— TO CALAIS. iVolnesday, 3, Eight Morning tiatinday, 11, Nine Wednesday, 10, One Saturday, 13, Three ‘Vetinciday, 17, Seven Saturday, 20, Eight Tuesday, 23. Twelve Night Saturday, 27, Two Morning FROM CALAIS. 3londav, 1, Six Morning Thueaday, 4, Eight Monday, 8, One Thursday, 11, Throe Monday, 15, Seven Thum:lay, 18, Eight Sunday, 21, Twelve Eiobt Thum lay, V 5, Two Morning loniliay, 29, Six that any Peranns going nr 27tli, can be accommodated hcfort six o'clock in the cven:ng, night. The Public are rcapecifully in 10 ('*lain on the 10th, 13th, 2341 with beds on boanl, by applying and being on board beftwe ten at Tll'o .330,000 IN ONE DA V. 1"IN)N, Stoek-Broker, No. V, Cornhili, is sure that 1 I he shall be favoured by a rink from all his Friends before the 3d November, on which day all the l'riztn in the present (brand *bents will be diatributal. fiteluding Two of ^OW sad Thirty atheetapitak, and when. In fact, every Number wit! be a )'rise, as there is not 3 single Blank in the Scheme. Eyton's great luck its selling Capital Prizes is too well known to natal repetition in nn Advennument, and be hopes he shall add to his list one of the 30,00t01., at least, on the ad November. MIAIN IN ONE DAY. NEXT WEDNESDAY. Chilt()l.L return? his best thanks to the Public for the Patronage bestowed on his Office, in the last Contract, and has dte pleasure to announce to his Friends and Customers, that he ihanwl and Sold the hollowing Capitals, drown on Tuesday, the Stto oft ktober %1w) . . £2.0381 4,370 . . . £ 3l lO 10,435 - • 310 I 12.74.1 - 300 The New Scheme (containing all the popular points of the last) w;*ilbs Prawn in One Day, NEXT WEDNESDAY, 341 Nov. and manilla. all Money Prises, and NO BLANKS ! There are TWO GRAND PRIZES of £30,001. 0 I - . - t 2,111 . . 4 . - - 1.0211 10 . - - 4 . . IWO &e. &e. Ac. Rarroll is remarkable for his great Luck in Selling 30,0001. Ibises; he Sold the Two last whole Ticket Prizes of that amount, and he is the only ellice-keeper who sold Four Prizes of 21t,0001, lof 10,000 f., and 26 other l'apitalm, in Four Months. A great variety of numbers are now on Sale at his Fortunate Offices, 19, Coohill, 7, elutring-ateut, and 26, Oxford-street. - X2lO '2IIU CHEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. I ne, Piccadilly (two Daors West from St. James's -street). frliE Proprietors haying made some new arrangements at their Manufactory, are now enabled to supply the Nobility and Public with any Quantity of the best lIIILS.SELS It- PETINO, front Is. V. to ss. 3d. ; a quantity of Short Lengths Ind Single Pieces, at 4s. 3d. and 4s. bd. ; hiddermiuster ditto, from 2n. 6d. to In. 3d.; British ditto, from 3s. to 4s. ; Venetian Stair ditto, from la. Bd. to 3s. Ctl. ; Oniggets, in all colours, from fkl. to In. GI: best seasoned Floor Cloth, from 2s. rid. to 6s. 3d. Pattems of ltrussels sent to any part of Town or Country. - • W. B. 11LIIHIIN'S SYRUP OF 5.% RSAYA KILLA eatensivc use of SARSAPARII.LA in medical practice of late years, having rendered it an object of int- Tommie to procure a preparation of it in a more cpnrenicot form than the decoction usually prescribed, this highly Concentrated /Tap has been introduced as a preparation of much easier porta. not liable to injury by long keeping, and consequently better uhwted to the use of persons travelling, or residing abroad. Two table spoonfuls of the Syrup contain the same quantity of Ssraspioilla as a pint of the simple decoction. Prepared sod sold by W. B. Hudson, lbemist, Zr, Ilaymarket, London. lint Bottle% 245.---11alf.pints 121. Uad .1.0 6r 1 Weller. fa. Threadneedle-street ; g I Prigh. HO' Fry, Co , hi, and Co., Bristol; Knight and Davies, Bath; 11111 ft a" Wad. Liverpool; Ross and Burton, Hull. 0, STRANIL L MACPIIEB ; o 3 r, the SLAVE TRA KE IN DUBLIN. .fir—" loingolee." rl'hen first from Kilkenny in Dublin's big town. Sir, Amsted my own self, Mr. Denis 31acpbee, rrnbled the streets and fine &cares up and down, Sir, itch wonder of Art and of Nature inset rig lite to kind Nature who forni'd the sweet lasme RN Dublin, her fairest hest work, that she classes ! '/lad luck. too, to WAIII it EN, whose Jet, like bright glasses, Irradiates the Boots of mak Denis 31sephee ! Then first on the Riots of a high dashing Beau, Sir, tilr image in each shone so sportive and free, '" to myself,—" These Two Urchins below, Sir, TI :genius displays of the fined Patentee ! Tts. Tao Little Negroes su docile and mute, Sir, ' Your motions attending, in netive pursuit, Sir. If hired they are, or else sold with each Root, Sir, " Inform, if you pair, Mr. Doti% 3larpliee! " Nnw fait, my good frieml," said this joking narrator, And is it my two Pickaninnits you see " In Dublin law time past but one speculator " The Agent of Taste was elected to be! " And if his inirnital Jet you woukl try, Sir, " An Urchin or two you may hire or buy, Sir, " With brilliance unequall'd your Ronan) supply, Sir. " Good morning, my friend, Mr. Denis 3lacphae ! Then asking for ir Ar.ricw, of 'hey, the Refiner, A Ilnotmaker's shop I encounter'', with glee: IS of luck to the sly laughing hoaxing designer, The devil an Urchin to let nut for me ! " And Yet," said the Shopinan, " 'tour errand not lacking " Ilere's that which was meant, Sir, in IVAIDICa'S Jet ill tking, " IVlinse worth, use, and beauty, high fashion still backing, " Shall grace your mate legs, Mr. Denis Itlarphee !" This Easy Shining an d B r illi ant Blacking prepared by R. li IVA itIIEN, 30, Strand, Lawlor ; and sold in ev Town in the gdoes. 1.iQ171 D , In Rattly', Rd. lIAL 1'?41. and MI each. AIwaTASTE i n p a y ea. I*. and led. each. A bhillunit Pot of pate is equalto Four lg. Bottles of Liquid. *a* Ask fin IVARRk;N'S Dlacking. To Sail on M. before the 111th of November, 100 H CALCUTTA, with leave to land Passerigers it I A.' MADRAS, the fine Teak-built Ship PA UM IRA. JOHN LAMB, Commander, hued _m MO Ton., lying in the City Canal. Has very superior areommodations for iseseagers. For Freight or Passage apply t. Meier'. Basett, Farquhar, Crawford. and Co. No. 71. Oldßroad-street ; or to BUCKLES, HAMSTER, and BUCHAbiAN, 33, Mark-lane. With all despatch, L - 1011 NEW SOUTH WALES and VAN DIE MANN LAND, or VAN BUSMAN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH 'WALES, the remarkably fast.ssilirg eoppered ship HUGH CRAWFORD, WILLIA 31 !AMMON, late of the Lusitania„ Commander. Burden no Tone, lying in the London Ihiek. Ha. tine accommodation' tio Cabin cud Steerage Passengers For Freight or Passage apply to LES, HAMSTER, and BUCIIA NA N, 33. Mark-lane BOOKS PUBLISHED. 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Persons in the country are reqnested to send the circum krenes of the body, an inch below the hips. told by one or more Ihugg'.ts in every City and principal Town in the Uuittd Kingdom. FREEHOLD i:STATI4, _OLD FISH-STREET. Ity NSl',l NI4Er and SONS, At the Ilan. TO-tliDt ROW. tO Tway*, by order of the Heir at Law of Mr. John Fred. Steinberg. deceased, ASulensutially-erected Brick DWELLING-HOERR. of thrm Stories, with a Frontsge in Old Fish-street of about 21 Feet, and extending In depth down All Fish-street-hill 4.1 Feet. The intenor at present is in an unfinished state, and communicat ing therewith Is a strangly.tinthered ICarehouse of four encore, with Cranc-doora and loop-holes complete, measuring from North to South about Si feet, and from I:att. to West upwards of 22 lett t a Comh.house and Stable. with loft, and cellaring under the whole. To be viewed by applying on the premises, where printed par ticulars may be had I particulate ala of Messrs. Stucker and Daw son, Solicitors. New limnirell-crnirt, Carey-street ; at the Mart ; and of %trinomial and Sous, Porritoster-row. ISIAO3ISBURY-eQUA RE. EXCEI.I,NNI' FAMILY RESIDENCE. lly INS N GEV and SONS, At the Mart, on TL'EiDAY, November 16, at TwelVe. r E LEASE, fur an unexpired term of 12 years, at a 1 low reserved rent, ut an ezeellent DWELLING HOUSE, mitigate in the nowt preferable part of llloomsburpaquare, replete with every cooveniehre fur a family, complains 7 bedrooms, 2 trawing rooms coimou..icating by folding doors, a well propor tioned eating room, breakfast perkier, and patleman's room. kitchen. non servant's eendimikleolesi, eellaraga fur 1,4 016 baler. and coals, and every other eeineetie eaavenienee. • l'o'be viewed by cards only, whit*, With peened particular., may be had of Winstanley sod Sons, Paternoster-row; Mr. Robert Solisiror, Austin Friars; particulars also on the premises; and at the Alert SMALL STACK OF SUBSTANTIAL IVARLIBJCSES, Pudding-lane. By WINSTANLSY and SONS, At the Auction !Ilan, on TUBSDAY, Nov. Id, at 12, by direction of the Executon of 31r. Theo.. Heaney. deceased. A SMALL, but compact, convenient, and secure STACK of WAREHOUSES of three lofty floors, with a yard and ware-room, eligibly situate in the vicinity of Thames-street and the water aide, approached from rudding-lane, and well adapted for the Fruit Trade. To be viewed by applying at No. 20, Botolph-lane. l'rinted Particulars may be had of Meshrs. Brown and Marten, Solicitors, Commercial-chambers, Mincing-lane; at the Mart; and of IV in stank', and Sons, raternonter-row. • NET RENT O,V_FORTY-EIGHT POUNDS PER ANN FOR THIRTY YEAR& By WIRgI.II;II.6'YVIZZBS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, November 16, at Twelve, A. NET RENT of W. per ANNUM, for an unex pired Term of Thirty Years, bolting out of and secured by a commodious Dwelling-house and Premises, situate No. 6, in Devonshire-square, Ilishopogatesotrem, let on a repairing be ise. Printed Partiruktrs may be had of Winstanley and Sons, Pater noster-row ; and at the :Dart. LEASEHOLD HOUSES, St. Ann's-lane, near the New Post-otbee, Ocorge-yard, Snow-hill; and rBEEIIOLD, Deptford. Bv WINSTANLEV and SONS, At the :that, on I'I3ESDA V, November 16, at 12, in Lnts, by order of the Executor. of Mr. Samuel Barber, deemed, ........ A N I.MI'IU)V El) RENT of IS!. per ANNUAL'ar:s -t 1 ing from a Dwelling house with Shop, No. /I, St. Ann's lane, Aldersgate-street, in the occupation of Mr. Ilarbidge. A I)welling-houtie, also in Sr. Ann'a.lane, No. 17, close to the in. tended New Post. Office, at present unoccupied, held for six years, at 32/. per annum. Three Alessuages, Nos. 2. 3, and 4, in George yard, Snow.hill, in the occupation of reapoctable yearly tenants, at rents amounting to 731. per annum. Acd a Freehold Estate, situate in 4:rosstielthlane, Deptford. The Prends,s may be viewed by permission of the respective Tenants in possession. Printed Particular. may be had of 3lr. Phipps. Solicitor, Weavers' Hall, Basingliall-street ; at the Mart; and of itrinstanley and Sons, Paternostcr.row. BRIGHTON—MAXIM PARADE. MOST VA MIA BlrE FREEIFIOI.I) ESTATES, Producing 643/ Is. pge 'swum. Ily WINSTANLEV'und SONS, At the 3lart, ou FRIDAY. Nevi:mbar 26, at Twelve, IN FOUR S, Bateicps of the Trustees foe the Property of the late —lrtMani IvitsT DESIRABLE FREEII()L1) ESTATES, particularly eligible for investment, consisting of the very capital and commodious Premises, known as the 31AltINE HOTEL, situate on the Maine Parade. Also, THREE DWELLINI-HOUSES, situate Nos. 2,3, and 4, in 51anches. ter-street, Brighton, in the several occupations of Mrs. Cocksulge, the representatives of the late Ur. Alderman Smith, Mrs. Portia, and Mr. Site, at very low rents, amounting to WM 3s. per annum. To be viewed by permission of the respective Tenants. Printed Particulars may be had fourteen days preceding the sale, at the several Libraries and Inns at Brighton, Worthing, Eastbourne, , and Hastings; at the principal Inns at Lewes, Horsham, Cock tield, Ilicksted, Crawley, Reigate, and Dorking; at the ,Hart; of Mr. Bedford, Solicitor, Bedford-row, London ; and of Win. Stanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. BRIGHTON. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES. Ily WINSTANLEV and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, Nov. 22, at 12, in boo, by direction of the Executors of Alderman Thomas Smith, Eaq., deceased. ERY Valuable ESTATES, consisting of Nine • Freehold Houses being Nos. 12, 13, 14, 14, Iti, 21, 24, 22, and 211. in Frederick's-place, near the Church. at Brighton, each three stories high, two rooms on a floor, fore court, and small yard, and let at rents amounting to nearly One Hundred and Sixty-sis Pounds per Annum. Also, a LEASEHOLD IMPROVED RENT of P2ll. per Annum. issuing out of antl secured by the capital Premises known as the Marine Hotel on ;the Marine Parade, held for abou t twelve years; and a commodious nuttily Dwelling-House adjoining, be ing No. 2, in Manchester -street, Litely occupied by Mr. Alderman Smith, and of which an early possession may be had, held for the like term, at a low rent. To be viewed by Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had of IVinstanley and Sons, Paternoster row • Partittilars also at the Libraries and Inns at Brighton, NVorthing, Eastbourne, and Hastings; at the principal Inns at Lewes, Horsham, Cuckheld, Hicksted, Crawley, Reigate, and Dorking; and at the place of Sale. MOST VALUABLE AND IMPROVINU COLLIERY AND ESTATE, At Backwell, in the County of Sonierset-a _ mint for Capital. By AVINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY . , the litth December, at Twelve o'clock in One Lot, A MOST Desirable PROPERTY, consisting of a pro ductive and lucrative Colliery now in full work, but capable of very considerable increase ; as the quantity at present raised, is not sufficient to supply the demand. The Coal is of superior qua lity and in great estimation at Anatol, which is distant only seven miles by an excellent atone road, and from a survey mule by an eminent Engineer. there is an almost inexhaustible supply. 1 acre is also a Vein of Fire (lay of peculiar good quality, which might be rendered very profitable in Me au of the glass works in that imme diate vicinity. The Land comprising about fifty-three acres of pasture and arable, is exceedingly nch and fertile, and it the highest state of cultivation with farm house and out-buildings, cottages for inanr.ger and latiourers, &c. The whole is Freehold. A ripital and nearly new thirty horsepower STEAM ENGINE. a smaller ditto. All the Machinery, Trani Roads, Waggons, etc. will be included in the purchase. And also, a beneficial LEASE teem the Marquis of Rath, of the adjoining coal which is worked by the sante power, and upon a very low Lord's rent of one tenth. The Works altogether might be made to produce a profit of at least a secure Invest- TWO THOUSAND POUNDS, PER ANNUM. Printed Particular" will he ready twirey-one days preceding the Sale, and may be Oen had at the Inns in Bristol, Rrelgewater, Bath, Newport. and Dlouceeter ; of 31c.wrs. Richards, ('larke, and Nara', Solicitor', Chapel-street, Heilferd.row ; at the Mart ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Patemoster-row, where Plans of the Estate and Coalfield, with a Section of the Veins of Coal, msy be seen. FREEHOLD AND COgYHOLD LAND, At Wathaui, in the County of Essex,and Fa Farm Rents amounting to WI. 13s. I )d. per annum, By WI NSTA NLEVand SONS, At the Mart, early in December, ATERY valuable and desirable FREEIHILD and V COPY HOLD ESTATES, consisting of Twenty-six Acres of exceedingly rich land called the Staines, situate near to tireen street, in the Parish of Irestliatii ant! County of Essex, in the oc. cupation of Mellitt. Ireland, as yearly tenants. Also, Fee Farm Rests, amounting to 4 11. 13s. 14.1. per annum, issuing out of Es tates in the Counties of Lincoln anti Warwick. Due notice Of the day of Sale, and further particulars, will be given in tiffs and other Papers. TWO FREEHOLD PUBLIC-HOUSES, COFFEE-HOUSE, TEENS DWELLINti-HOUSEB, WINSTANLEV and SONB, At the Mart, early hi DECEMBER, VERY Valuable and Improvable FREEHOLD ES TATES, consisting of the George and the Ship Public houses. and Three Dwelling-houses, being Nue. 22 and 23, and Nos. 38, 31, and 32, in Great Somerset -street, Whiterhapel, let on ground -rent leases, which will expire in 1831; a Dwelling house and Shop, being No. 'ill, llithopagate.street Without ; and the Antiga/licln Coffee-house, in Shire-lane, Doe notice of the Dar of sale, anti - further Particulars, wilt be given iu this and other rapers. VALI:ALM.: FIREKDALD PROPERTY. L the Irmo' of Llangonnyd. in the l'Apinty of Glanowgan. TO 81, SOLD DV PRIVATE CONTRACT. Lot I. A Very valuable FARM. called 1.1,1:RY, With a portion of an adjoining Farm. callrt LIAJXY. with a portion of an adjoining Farm, called DRI NYRHIGGE; comprising a dwelling-Louse, stable. and cow. house, -ad 'boot 170 acres of arable and pastor.- land ; and as a sheep walk, capable of depasturing from 245) to 300 sheep. The above Premises abound in coal and iron stone, which. tinge. they with the outface are held •by a respectable tenant, under a lease granted by the present Proprietor for the term of In years, whereof 7ti years are as yet "unexpired, at an aiirual rent of 10411., which has been regularly paid, although no portion of the mineral* has been worked. Lot 2. Consists of a dwelling-house, stable, barn, cow-houses and garden, and :Moot 17 acres of good pasture land, being the re maining portion of licinythigge, reserved out of the above demise. the minerals being however included therein. These Premises are in the occupation of the Proprietor, Mr. Llewellyn David, who will ahem the property. For Itirther particulars apply to Messrs. linline. Frampton, and Loftus, Solicitors. New-Inn. London ; or to Mr. Cuthbertion, So. helms, Naafi, (if by letter, the postage must be paid ) Under the especial patronage of the Prince and Princes Esterhasy, the Prince and Princess Polignac, the Emperor of Persia, and many distinguished personages, and recommended by the most eminent Physicians. 71101VLAN KALYDOR, powerful of erect, yet Mk 'cad of terfluence.—This admirable specific bal samic properties of surprising energy. It eradicates F kit's, Pimples, Spots, Redness, and a; cutaneous eruptixta, gradually producing a delicately clear soft skit; transforms even the most sallow com plexion into radiant whiteness; resists the most scorching rays of the sun, successfully opposes the attacks of inclement tither, and renders the harsh and rough skin beautifully fuift, smooth, and even ; imparts to the face, neck, and arms, a healthy and Joy:mile bloom ; clauses a pleasing coolness ; and, by due perseverance in the application of Rowland's lialyilur, produces a beautiful com plexion. Rowland's Kalydor is equally indispensible in the N ursery as at the Toilet. Perfectly innoxious, it may be used by the most de licate Lady with the assurance of safety and efficacy, possessing softening and healing pmpertiew To Mothers nursing their ME spring it gives, in all cases of incidental inflammation. immediate relief; cools the month of the Infant, and enhances maternal idea sure in the act of administering alimentary nourishment. To Gentlemen whose Faces arc tender after Shaving.—A great infelicity which attends the operatiim of shaving is the irritation of the skin; Rowland's Kalydor will be found excellent beyond pre- ardent in ameliorating and allaying that most unpleasant sensation. It removes unpleasant harshness of the skin, occasioned by intense solar heat or cold winds ; and thus, to the Traveller, whose avoc.a tiOMI expose him to various changes of weather, proves an in fallible spccitic--a prompt rimource--and, as conducing to comfort, a pleasing appendage and invaluable acquisition. Sold in pint bottles at Bs. Cl., and in half-pints at 4s. 6d. each, duty included, by the sole proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SON, No. 20, liatton.garden, Holborn, Landon; and, by appointment, by most Perfumers and Medicine Venders, who vend their cele. brated MACASSAR OIL. ••• To prevent imposition, ask for Rowland's Kalydor, and observe the siipiaturc, in red ink, on the label, "A. llowlanal and Son." EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Guildford, Johnson, has arrived off Ramsgate ; she sailed from Sydney in May, from Hobarea Town in June, and Rio Janeiro in September. Arrivals at New South Wales.—The Caroline, Taylor, from the M`Quarrie Islands, arrived at Sydney 22d April ; the Rambler, Holliday, from a whaling voyage, on the 21th April—the late Commander, Powell, with five of the crew, were massacred on the 3d April, at the island of Vavaoo, one of the Friendly Islands; the Harriet, Ander-1 son. from New Zealand, with '143 tuna sperm oil, on the ;Atli April ; the Governor M.Quarrie, Hunter . from the Friendly Islands, with 70 tons shells; the Harveis, Jame son, from the Fishery, with 2,000 skins and some oil, on the 4th May ; the Perseverance, Shaw, from I lobart's Town and Mauritius, on the 3th May ; the Brothers, Motley, from Hobares town and London on the 7th May; and the Countess Dalhousie, Stewart, from Liverpool, on the 10th May. Saihngs from Mu , South Wales.—The Medway, Wright, sailed from Bengal on the 2tth of April, and the Elizabeth and Mary, schooner, on speculation. The Rambler, Holliday, expected to sail from Sydney for London on the 16th of June. The Midas, Thompson, was on the 15th of May daily expected to sail from Sydney for London. Mr. Joseph Underwood, owner, the Captain and officers, were adver tising to leave the colony. Arrivals at Van Divines's Land—The Perseverance, Shaw, from the Mauritius, bound to New South Wales. put into Hahart's Town, being in want of provisions and water, having the following passengers on hoard:— Major Bates, Royal Artillery ; Mr. Lithgow, Aasistant-Com mivaary-Ucneral ; Lieutenant Buiviareiub Bengal Native Infantry ; 0. T. Savage, Esq. ; and Mr. IL H. Browne. The Hope, Morris, from London, on the 16th of April; the Heroine, Hostler, from London, on the 15th of April ; the Brothers, Morley, from London, en the 15th of April ; the Amity, M''4ackan, from Shaurear, New Brunswick, and the Adrian, Gordon, from London, on the 25th of April; the Ardent, Clements, from Dublin, on the 7th of May; the Governor Phillips, Maingy, front the Mauri tius, on the 3d of June. Nailings front rim Diewirn's Lanll.—The Triton, Crear, with a detachment of his Majesty's 48th regiment, under command of Major Bell, sailed for Madras on the Bth April ; the Brothers, Motley, for Sydney, on the 25tli April; the Jupiter, Thompson, for Sydney, on the 4th May; the Amity, NV:Radian, for Sydney, on the 16th May ; the Hope, Morris, for Sydney, on the 18th May ; the Heroine, Hostler, for the Mauritius, Cape of Good Hope, and London, on the 19th May; and the Adrian, Gordon, for Sydney, on the tat June. The Ardent, Clements, was to sail from Van Diemen's Land, for Rio Janeiro and London, on the 20th June. . , The Hibernia, Gabes, was loading at New South Wales in May last, for London direct. Arrival., at Alatleira.—The Admiral Cockburn, Cool ing, from London, October 1 ; the Albion, Swainson, from Liverpool, October 4 ; the Portsea, Shepherd s from London, October G ; the Thalia, Crosbic, from London, October 13. .cailtnAvs . from Madvira.—The Albion, Swainson, for Bengal, October 4 ; and the Admiral Cockburn, Cooling, fur Van Diemen's Land, October 7. Arrival at Rio Janciro.—The Princess Charlotte, Olytb, from London, on the Ist September, and was to sail fur Van Dittnen's Land on the 6th. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM HOUSE, Ocr. IL EXTICIED Kcrckhove, from Ghent and Bruges (De Hie, broker) ; Priovidentia, Dillwitz, (rim Rostock. (Benoit); Sylph, Masson, front %ante (Pirie); industry. Baker, fmni Villavictosa (Ray); Gode Venner, Johansen, from Tondent (Windle); Duke of Biome, Richardson, from (Mega Chapman); ()tyf boom, Harkema, from Bruges (11a11); Hope. Simon, trout Gijon (Burnett); Liana, Christie. from Archangel (Bentley;; Tu. gend, Frilling, from Rostock (Castendieck); Sophia, Hand; hum Christiania ( %Vindle); Heron, Bell, from Riga (Rule); Intlualrf. Davey, from Archangel (Bentley); Norfolk, Brown, from Quebec (Cheap); Mulgrave, )(smitten, from St. l'etersburgh (Dule); John Catto, Moore, from Rigs (Thomson); Vrouw Ellina, Berg. frogs Rotterdam (Simon); Det (lode Haab, Bunsen, from Ran ders (Cohen); Vrouw Jantje. Jonkholf, Ginn Rotterdam (Baker); Sally, Richardson, from Varulouth (Budd); Albion. Procter, from Belize (Pine); Ikribadovs Planter. Redman, Item St. Petcrsburgh (Pugh); Salacia, Church, from Alexandria (Salter). E. . Ox wit/init.—Posthumous, Hope. for Sierra Leone, St. Georges, and ('ape Coast l'astle (tiray, broker) • Sarah, Aysh, for Palermo and Messina(Jacktion); .lunge Camille, Walters, for (Wend, Itruges. and Ghent (1/e (tie); Jone Johanna, Segaert, for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent (De Itie); Glory, Pope, for Pa lermo and Messina (Richardson); l'rince Regent. Row, Cape de Verd and New South Wales (I(Cillianis); Jane, Kitlley, for Rio Janeiro (Buckles); llenrica, l'etnerson, for Gothenburgh (Lind. gren); Ocean. Whittle, for Honduras (Pirie); Lady Hollaul, Rogers, fir Jamaica (England); %Vetter, Probst, for Bremen (Castendieck); Fortitude, Farckner, for Dublin (Williams); Prince of Saxe Coburg, Tremayne, for Gibraltar (Pick); Earl St. Vincent, Middleton, for Cape of (Mod Hope, Batavia, and Singapore (Cooke.); Falcon, Littlewort, for St. Lucia and Seville (Barry.) CLEARED OUTWARDS TIN A1.1.Y AT GaAVESEXII,OCT.2S. Vallenia, Kinsman, for Honduran (M•Ohie); Fame, Hatfield, for Ilaniburgh (I)rolenvaux); Star. Aloore, for Buenos Ayres (Ar. fold); Mary Ann. Proctor, for Ilanthurgh (Linder); Levant, !ones, for J:trnairs (Masson) ; Goodwin, for Jamaica (Spencer); porset, Hart, for Rotterdam (Batten); Resolution, Stutgard, for Elsinore and Copenhagen ('0b411). CLKARIX4 01.; TWARDll.—leanwciL, (or Jamaica, Phillips; FROM LLOYD'S LIST. 2' 4 PLYstom. OCT. __Jrtransport, for Africa: Cornwall, '8 from Kordeaux ; Anna Henrietta. from Billeta or the port, the Charles, I.e Brocy, from Rua Jan prim, soiled 26th August. Port's mot: Tli, OCT. 2G—Arrived the Corner, WlThersioi from Madeira, with lies of two anchors and cables; Resolution, Burns. fumy London for St. Domingo. Passed by. on the 44th, the (horse and Mary, front London for L.lghnrn. Ls at. (lice. 26—It has blown strong tn.dly horn the Wet. wird. Arrived and roiled for the River, the Essex, Astoo, frogs Charente; and Cameron, —, Rom Ilerbiee ; also and remain. the John, Craig; s o d P erc y, S a y e r s , f rom ---. P ut b ar k, t h e City of.Kochester, 0 4 , 0 1 . for In d ia. Three ships, apparently from the River, were off the North Foreland this maiming, en& bore up for Margate Roods. Gesyjartsro, Hsi. X.—Arrived the Equity, Starr. keel l goeher- hailed the Rhoda, Btdly, foe Buenos Ayres; Eagle , olikin, for Port.au•Prince I ,luno, Prichard, for Jamaica; Ann, Coots, for tircienhorgh Spcs Nova, Gies, for Christianie •' Colo nist, tenth. tor flarbadoeit; William Mantling, Smith, for ht. Kitt's; 3lary Ellen, Guild, for Gibraltar; Pattenot. Kind, foe the Caps of Good Hope; and Untoo„dlouchar, foe Malta. irtviarool., OCT. X.—Arrived the Um. and Jai*, Je front Miramiehi. The Juhn and Mary, Lawton„ from Honduras to Cork, was towed into Charleston dismasted—asp*. rieoccti shwas, gale on 13th September, and lo.t six men over board; part of the crew and Caprain of the Albion, of London, from Honduras, were on board the Jahn and Mary, site banns taken the Albion to tow ; but the hawser having, hr, be, they were obliged to ahanerui the lacer vowel, with part of theCICW OD board, water.logged and destitute of provisions. nut:Ems, 04.:T. 10 —The Amelia, of Hall, Cantles. bound to Seville, was wreckAl near Aseira, sth instant, and I:early the whole of the cargo and sbip's materials were planderzd by the whs. bitanta. Crew saved. NEW YORE, Skpv. 27 —The British brig Bebe, JOINS. d (intimacy, from Philadelphia tOr IVilulington, N. C. apron( • leak un the night of the 16th inst. and wu totally lont. New Yong, Stur. 26.—The schooner Olive Branch, Ches. nut, from St. John's, N.B. to New York, way driven on shore near Oputbam, ilith inn.; but after cutting away her maim, and throwing over ppaan of her cargo, was got oll: The schooner Milne, from Saco to Berbice, put into Liverpool. N.S. nth Augn!tv -3 lons of manta and deck limd. The schooner Rebecca, squirm St. John's, N.B. has been upset and abandoned off Newport Rap, Chaleur—crew used. CII•RLESTON, SEPT. 17, 2 P. ll.—The Wilding, Richard son, sailed from Honduras 2fitb ult. In the gale of Tuesday last, 14th inst. when off this port, in 22 fathoms water, sprung a leak, filled, and fell over on her side. the crew, with the exception of Gm. Christie and Edward Whiffling, seamen, anti William W. Owen, cabin-boy, who wcre drowned when she went over, cling ing to her side, about half an hour, when she righted, the mutt all going by the board. Captain Ricitarth.on, with the remainder of the crew, continued upon the wreck until one or two o'clock yes terday rooming; having constructed a rah, they left her, and mad* towards the shore. They were fallen in won by the pilot boat, Friends, who brought them to town. New Soirrit WALE.. APRIL 29.—Captain Powell, and five of the crew of the Rambler. were massacred the 3d instant, at Varaoo, one of the Friendly Islands. The Jamaica l'acket has arrived at Falmouth ; Col. Campbell came pasnenjer in her. The Guilford, Johnson, from Van Diemeri's Land, which sailed sth June, is off Margate. and 'muted passengers. The Adrian, Gordon, &rived at Iloban Town ; had the Warm tune to have a boat upset off St. Paul's Island, when four perm,a were drowned, viz., Mr. Jame* Ripley; Mr. %Forney, Secretaty to Colonel Arthur, the new IMputy-Governnr ; Mr. March, or Marsh, late of Leeds ; and the fourth one of the boat's crew. The West Indian, Cook, fmm Petezniurgh to London, ran on shore 29th ult. near 1 1 ' icliescar, and remained sttiking hard during a very heavy gale, until the 2d instant, having lost her rudder she proceeded to %Vichc-tcar to replace it, sailed again on the llth, and passed the Sound on the 14th. The Mary, Snaith, arrived at Liverpool from Mirarnichi, expe rienced a dreadful gale from N.W. to N.B. the 22d ult., in which sloe sprung a leak. On the 24th, spoke the Ilmsen, Smith, of North Shields. which bad also sufered considerably during the gale, and lost boats, bulwarks, ice. The Mary supplied ha with pro ' visiGns: The Cows, Ash, from Liverpool to Elairmr, is suppord to bars been wrecked near Pwltheli , Carmarthenshire, during the lire gale. A chest was picked up on that coast, and from the papers it was found that 111 gagons of British rum was .hipped by her ; she was mewiured at Liverpool 28Th September last, and was 164 tom. No other particulars InTe . found in the chz.t. • TIIE ALGERINE CRUISERS. We lately mentioned t the iiutcf;Z;vernment had withdrawn the protection afforded to the Spanish flag against the Algerine cruisers. The fotiowing is the official cminunication:— CONSULAR CHAMBERS-NOTICE TO - MERCHANTS MINOUCA•DWIT, SEPT. 2. (Official The Governor rf this Island has received a emnniunication from the Dutch Consul, the contents of which are as follows: Netherlands Consular Offize in the Balearic Islands. Rear-Ad miral %Volterbeek, ( . 01mm:dant-General of the squadron of the King of the Netherlands in the Mediterranean, informs me %Mitt this day's date what I here transcribe. On board his Netherland Majesty's ship !Tolland, in I'ort Mahon, August 31, Ite4. Sta—Bating arrived in this port I hasten to inform you, that by an order of his Netherland Ma jesty's Minister for Foreign Affairs, which reached me in the Ilay of Algiers on the 19th instant, I shall be under the necessity of confining myself to the protection of our own commerce and shipping. Although I take tin granted that his Majesty's Government and that of is Catholic Majesty have reciprocally communicated to each other the motives and grounds of this occurrence, yet I deem it necessary to apprise you of the same, and to request that you will communicate it confidentially to the Governor of this Island, or to any other authotity that you may think proper, that they may take their measures for the security of the Spanish commerce and shipping, and guard against any anal petted •attaek from the Alger:nes, who, after the treaty concluded with the English, will certainly fit out their whirs of war. (Signed) WOLTEKRECE. All which is made known to the public, that the yacht:tits may take such precautions as they may deem necessary far their asturity. Ily the Governor's command, (Signed) J. M. lIENITEZ, Secretary. THE COAL TRADE. The following is an aeco wed into the port of Lone they delivered, together wii Cetera aorta, for the tint nil 1819 to IMLL, both inclubir , unt of the number of Rhipe en kin, with the quantities of coals th the average 1.: ices of the dif ne months of every year, from Yore. i Ships. drops. 1818 31= 8171.079 11119 X 125 834,1411 1820 4200 944.184 1821 4031 888,484 11124 4();:8 1811.932 1823 4782 1.051.102 1824 3160 1.119 0.:9 Number of Shoo I)itto Valls end. Melon. . R. 2 0 I IS I I* I ' 1 Tanfield, Pootop. t. 4. d. t . e 4 d. 2444 2024 2 0 64 I IS 11 2 1 9 1 17 3 2 2 6 118 4 4 1 2 2 1 1 18 6 2 5 I 2 2 I • 2 0 7 116 ICI to Oct. 26. 1823...3 304. to Oct. 26, 1t24...3,0t0. FIGHTING Iln•x.—After all the inquiri•mi we have made on this subject, we can come to no other conclusion, than that Martin did intend to fight, but his hackers, find. iug that it would be much more to their advantage to have no tight, reached accordingly, and poor Jack was SO com pletely in their toils that he was r...luctantly compelled to ~finch from the scratch. It would be idle to speculate on this forlorn try en of the fancy till the real mystery. of the plot is unravelled. Jack may be le or he *ay not. — Evening Arnie-Eike. Suleint.—Mrs. Carr, the wife of a res pectable boot-maker, residing in Haydon-court, put an end to her life yesterday by cutting her throat in a most arck ing manner, and completely severing the windpile: She was a delicate woman, and laboured guider dejection of spirits so much, that a nurse was constantly with het. On Monday List a melancholy and fatal accident occur red at Hardwick, near Lynn, Norfolk. Two young men, (Mr. Wales, a clerk in the ()filet: of Meters. Jarvis, solici tors, and Mr. Baxter, a clerk to Edmund I.:listen, Esq.), wont to the above-named place for the purpose of shooting The former was in the act of getting over a gate, with gun in his hand, when the piece accidentally went oft; and lodged the whole of its contents in the head of tir. Hauer, who fell, and instantly expired without a atrug.tle. lITAITHITONE, OCTOBIit . 26.---At our hop market, on Thursday, the hop trade was very brisk, and a great mat, sales were effected. Prices were—pockets from 31. Sti to 61. ; bags .51. to .5/. f. 1. d. 13 2 15 54 1$ O t i 16 16 Id 0 16 4 7 .1 P 1 • : ? ' I I e. . 1 '. i v ' 0 ; I A 1 itk 1 , . ii \ 4 1 ,I i I . •) ii , 1 ' ' t 1 ... - • i 1 iii