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LONDON, SATURDAY, J LY 16, 1825. • Price 7d. :et rsb ci ur gsti hi 1 .1.1 ': I I a l a c 'n k . er ' CTit ~.2 n r I 1 B . for Bombay. ; Ada, -" Coe, for ----- Yuewlenit • --.- __------ / e . . PUILLIC Orates , GREAT 111ARLDOROLG11-STREET, CALAMITOUS FIRE at the Eastern Part of St. Mary- This day is published, gee Is., LIVERPOOL, TitURSDAy Eeiner We. U p ton tisTOL, JULY it -Arrived the Ann, Dawson ; Jan and B Barbara, Butter, from fa. Vincent • 'Ane Garden • St. VI JULY 14, 1825. la-bonne. fik_l NTS TWEN 4 FY POUNDS RE WARD. JULY 14. 1625.. A cßonFtlintjedLnTainO:lNfc;fNYTleOUS 1S - Arrived lam W ri i ig i li t t S tb S e • Joi -"..-- ; l a i n i tl Cl 6l s aretil, -5131- p• 9 from Bahia; Exchange, Banieon, (coin New York ; Allenon, Davies, from , v ( l i i ye r e ; o , l l ;:frin h il i nf i a pi tstie f_ ai ni Jo nar ho and Robert, ' Meson. from Tolosign iMial ; e ' FELONY. At the Sixth Meeting of the Committee appointed to Distribute tirely citenlated by the LONDON 110.WCCSAI PAN Y, entitled Jmnalea ; Royalist, Smith, from Miramichi. oes ~ Broder:le, Grieron, from. FAS JOSEPH SHEPHERD, late a Clerk . the Subscription for the Relief of Sufferers, held at the Lunn 1 • • Cautionary Observations to those witet7..entemptate en Invest- from Quebec; lifeline Came; Hannah, 'Walker, from New ment of Prort In New Docks," secernpanied by some Useful AeTieeLl this day,the Progrese ; Fnendship,North ;end Kingston, Brun an sw • ic L k ad ; l y, i 4 ;tle il A oPe ' ' , - -: b ad : fr .m om m C N ad etf iz o . un Can dlan ad d a ; W H in En an • Insw . rance Office, in Loudon, stands charged on ' Rouse or the Parish of St Mary-la-bonne, ' Hal!, from New Brunswick rm 1 . A l aed hwela Pi li t s b s: Oath with FELONY, and has absconded. Present, the Rev. Dr. SPRY, Minister of All.Soule In the Chair, Information Lo a th e Proprietors of the laden . Docks ; and proving, Dempley-from Ilfiramicht ; Dukan Gibb,slaxwe , John has . John Hall, isq. dale, Demoesa; Mary Jane. Michael; A l, l ,7::,d. a 7; n u d Lli J ; a e l4n r ie pt en l r . hb i l l - , Nantes- Sailed thian: Iteleir.•Esucogt"t;LinJea'nel,illile'arrmr,,res-forfr°B4l-t- 1 w haseee viii apprehmil him, or give such information to Mr.' .1. 1 : 4 1 r Ti 1 3 1; o eserninir eantlusieely, that the S. Kethatioe Mick Cempany will possess sp rr : i t oat artd end tbe ; ( A ln d rio,W 4i elle- c f f r ro o f rom I lli rr u r l ?LANK, at the above Office, as may lead to his apprehension, John Pepys, Em. the means of dividing 131. 21. 61. per Unit . upon Inresartiont. I,Pei aettientionloofnvteuheesisthb,u,ftJhicinGer. _.4antalca, MB . l , 23.-The Prince regent packet will ,Ail far Rev. /h. &Afield Hon. B. Bouverre, M.P. London : Printed for J. 111. Rierlamlien, 28. Cornhill , shall melte the above Reward. Rev. Bryant Burs W. Seymour, Esq. f_rom Drain • Ann Christina , - front Marseilles ; ellea l o ro o m r, e :N bU S Y re 2T I F Yl e :i.:E i . , R J e ll n N n :16 fo . - r (1 1 ° I . e e b : c e ti . othing to confirm the 1 The above JOSEPH SHEPHERD is about 6 feet 7 orb inches Wm. WIIIIams, Esq. M.P. J. H. Greenwell, Esq. THE FRENCH DRAMA, illtsatrated by At Near, from ' NeWfoundland ow' 21 der s ; Providencia, -, " reof a fair Complexion, and &light in Engliali, and by Notes, critked andexplanatery. rep n orts mentioned in to lasetaosf. thiencl4,eot4iintsistansta,idreltivteseller high. They! Ye ws dA - ' Amount ofßubeeriptiona already advertised . X 2,137 1 r 3 By Professor GOMHERT. Illameilles ; Lady Cremorne, --„ from 111 immichi. make. Received since u under, viz. :- ANDROM.4QUE, par Racine , 2s. Sailed the Ainelia,Aytterson, for Miratuuchi; Baleena, Howland, t, • 1 1 1 - for New York. At Sir Claude Scott, Bart. and E . l'• -L i j r PLEADEU.RS e Par Huhn. 21. . • I RISH COMPANY for PROMOTING MANUFAC- Co.'s. X. a. M. M. - Off tarter past Sea en-Four Ships, three brigs, and one snow. Private Signals--Messra. Fletcher, Yates, and Co.;Messrs. o tl f li t s l 7 , ort ha , w v it e e 6 sp e o n ken 'le v a i ed th . the 3d insta • nt, in distress, lie j ring aica beeia ta T oms, es tablished by Act of Parliament, 6 )co. IV, Mn. Port - 2 2 Mr. I). Taylor - I?, A 11A1.1E. per Racine, 2s. -• 2 ° MISANTHROPE, par Ratineas.• • .• , Brocklebank. esp 141. • ' Mrs. Edward Conyns .2 0 A few of his Workmen 117 London : J:Souter, 73, St. ai Church a med. WEDEC, .Itiwx 13.-The Electra Harrison trona ' - • 'tal 2 000 0061. Steriing, 4 ln 20,000 Shares of 100?. each. M. C. A. - - 110 At the Court House, Oxford. Capt . . s it T u c h k e by As o lightning. , G o r don . arrived at Bristol from Jamaica, Cicstaman.-T. SPRING RICE, aleA. M.P. Philip Romdisil,l, En. 5 3 street. le o few days will be publie price 6s. bonnet, York 18th June. I ml a y with the Letly.H . Amid and the Louisa,betu Pu ce Imode ted "1 ::. Dtrutt.Cdatadan.--FRANCIS BEAUFORT, Esq. , R. B. - . 2 OJ. F. Gwyn . 1 0 A DICTI O NARY of ENG Sri SYNONYMES, The Martha, Snow , . firm Liverpool.llB% arrived at New York. •-- Distvroas. Miss Williams - - I I A Heart that can feel for I Joseph, Ranking. Esq. Mrs. R. S . mood y - 3 3 Another - 1M... compitheoding the Derivations and Meanings of the Words, five The Oporto, Martin, from Liverpsol, has arrived at Oporto in 1 0 and the distinctions between the Syndhyrees illustrated by exam days. Thome ==rl l . 2l l , - a, The Douro Bell, froth Liverpool has ertived at Oporto 'in Thema Sir halplyn Shur? Lord Clilden - 10 0 John Thos. Neste, Dales • pies. This lbetionary will contain disny more SenonennelS than . n gale on 8 i Gist May. , Edward Stewart. tun. Esq. Mr. Boswell, Upper Nor- The Louisa, -----, frorn Jamaica to London, was spoken with PerpilaWnw• Esq. J. T. Thorp, Esq. Alderman ton-street . 29J. H. street, alaachester-square I I are to be found in any work inttant, and will be furnished . with an erg rbe bt da_ya. '. ' ' ' g lategnty, Johnson, from Liverpool, has arrived ye Grenada. on the 2d ult. in a very leaky state. The C.spisla thou ht g he could • The Canadian, Udney, from Liverpool, arrived at Quebec 1001 keep her free he del reached flavannah. Richard Wellesley, Esq. M.P. A Parish Fee, by • • Cotm- - - . 1 0 Index, exhibitin all the words eatuaLted in the work, with a it- air. Edward Batchelor I 0 ferenae to the rage where each partici word may be found. June. Lestock P. Wilson, Req. try Clergyman . 0 10 Mr. Treble 1 0 By the Rey. J. " TTS. Ihe Anna, "Sonnssall, wiz on shore on the north side of Bev_ . =OP Mil k% Isere Nielsobess • Sir William Young, Bart. Mr. Jan. Nisbet:, 21, E. H. - . 0 6 J. Swine?. ra,•st. Pao,: 7 iirch.yard. - The Sjets, Downing , from Liven:wed, hes arrived at Alex- althea. 16th sh y. - w..-1144 010 - : ! Beruers-weet • - 1 1 W. Ch bet - 9 1 D ad . a wide tEgypt.). The South Eak, Humble, erfs on shore Ifith ult. near Faro, 4. , • ..._,.,,„,,, z oat ifs..l. A 4 4. 4 pi, 1,..111 Ti...._ , . ._, _ Jol4Ajatirma s pimpd.. . 1019.__Ear1 . „,1 . 1 1 i , The Trpheua, Prat, from Liverpdol, has surived &lutes c a rgo t istu di aiii , . ~ 24 ZIt i fi . ,-1112 =4 1 : 11. • - " C TOWY • - 63; •.f. •'; 1 4 ;Dinah .7"W''.lm io ^. o . ra" " --127116111*biir " •M. ni.m.'*uura‘l" Ayres. * ws c ' 'lake kit a ofAngleley, fiottilennainaM Landon; wee spoken Raw= Port, 9 sat" R. F. -- 1 3 Alex. !lenient, Esq. 10 A 41. 142,6 . plaid, The Globe, -, from Wilmington, sailed 9th June. IN . the • 4th ult.. with loss of Donis, 'trend sant. Ac: USTRALIA ;or Neer Smith 'Wales an d N:an Die- 26th June. in lat. 43, 64, long. 38, i t the Isabella. tram At:U- W.o6a party Tsai toes incorporated for the encouragement of ur. C. Cope , = George. Anon pet pet Rev . B.The Fame, Rotolo, Was abandoned lid ult., seven feet water in lUsaufacturing Establishments na Ireland. No country per. street, Pornuan-square 2 0 Burgess - -1 0 men's Land, delineated in Fifty Views of the most interest- gua for Liverpool; 27th June, in ht. 54, 35, long. 38, spoko the her hold. hips porsares greater facilities for such. a pnrpose, abounding as Mrs. jems . I 0 By If ' Farquhar , Messrs. ernes, ing Scenery in those Colonies ; engraved try our best Artists, from aientor, from Liverpool for New York. ' A vessel, errived at Liverpool from Limn, reports the following .. • it does with streams fit for working the most powerful machinery, A Lady - - I 0 and Co. Drawings. The Mersey, Fairelough, and the Jess and Flora, from Livet. vessels to be at - Chorillos on the 15th Marsh, via.--His Majesty with a climate comparatively. mild, a soil proverbially rich, where At Meases. CBy J. LVCETT. pool. have arrived at Demerara. . Courts and Co.'s Per Wm. 'Yates Peel , Esq. 5 5 Ten ships Cambridge , Captain Haling, and Blonde. Lord Byron, and I tort is produced in such abundaace, that the quantity exporte d - pried,Esq. . 10 9 Sir Fred. Baker. Bart. 10 10te Governor The Rob Roy -- from Liverpool has arrived at liable. years resident there, and private Artist to the la „. , . 1,,, --. aOs than equals in value all her other commerce ; where neither' Alderman Sit C. Smith, Mrs. F. H. Mitchell 5 0 Macquarie. • ',The ( Swallow. from Lima , sailed from Chorillos on the 16th White : Jane. Richards ; Jane, Livingstone Samuel and Sarah, p o or.rates no: assessed taxes exist, and where the price of labour is 1 ,,,,.. ai.o. Engravin g , eleven inches by seven, is ficeompanied with emeriti- March, and left the following vessels ;-Its 31 aleste's shit? Cam- Campbell ; New Minerva, -; Bruce, Grew; Robert, smith ; l - 5 0 Mr. Robert King . - 1 0 extremely low. Notwithstanding these advantages, and the fact D. '"7 '''': 5 0 tive letter- press. The wo:k also contaids en Account of the Die- bridge and Bland, getting under weigh ;s p W anderer, Warren ; - 1 0 Hon. \ V. H. Irby -Atlas Walton :- Lrioa Mallard ; Duncan Forbes, Loviee t that the consaniption of British manufactures has been trebled In R. ' Prince of Saxe Coburg 2:i 0 By Messrs. Barclay, Tritton, envery, Fosuidation, and present State bf Australia, with a large barque Mittman, White ; brigs Jane. Richards; Jane. hiring- beth, ' Snowden ; Chrolotte Gambier. -; Mary Ann, A donis,; the last thirty years, still, during that period, few manufacturiog Mr. Durham . I 0 and Co. Map of New South Walm, and oat: of Van Diemen's Land, from stone ; Samuel and Sarah, Campbell ; Rob Hoy, Correia ; Britannia, 'Brown ; a.nd Fifeshire, Creer. . atablishments have been formed. Lady Louisa Stuart SOJ. D. Powles, Etat. A A the latest Surveys. Leopold, Pattison ; Gratitude, Goodlett, sailed 15th fur Truxillo; The Gilmore. front London to Bengal, was spoken with in lat. The Company have DO power to manufacture : but their obpet Gilbert Jones, Esq. Sells. 51ontagu Cholmely, Esq. 25 0 -J. Satter, 73, St. Paul's Church-yard. Minerva, -; Bruce, Greg ; Robert, Smith ; Atlas, AValton ; 2N . l ong. 20. V. is ta erect mills, factories, potteries, hc. in the most eligible situ- bury-square . 22 By Messrs. Martin, Call, & Co. . Erin, Mallard ; Duncan Forbs, Loves ; Elizabeth. Snowdon, The Jehn, alunro, from Botuhze, has been spoken with widlia. • autos, to furnish them with the most approved maehinere, and Thu - day is published, elegantly printed in poet qua rto , with N ine . IFIn. G reen, Esq. ditto 22 Mr Thos. Finders, John- a few days* sail 01 Canton. from Valparaiso : Charlotte Gatubin, just arrived ; Mary Ann, then to let them to mpectable individuals, who will thus be en. l 4. Plates, p ric e 1/. 7e. dedicated by permission to the Kola. Adams, from Pim° ; Swiftsure, repaiting ; schooner Britan- .4 Thos. Wood, Es 20 0 street, Fitzro ' 4 - y.rquare The Ann, of Wexford, "Witty, from St. John's, N.s., has abled to employ in active manufacture their entire capital. which ~ d'ABSERVATIONS on ITA LT. By the late JOHN ai s , Brown; and cutter Fifeshire. - 5 0 T. B. Bowen, Esq. 19 , been driven on shore on the coast of Donegal, without any person otherwise must, to a considerable extent, be sunk in buildings E. B. • 11E1,1, The Rock, from Bahia, on the 18th May, in lat. 8. 30. S.. • - - 2 0 Portman-street - 5 0 •••••• on board, and since carried into bantam. ard expensive machinery. This mode of employing the capital Miss Ann Surridge -0 10 Rear-Admiral Rodd 1 I (Edited by his Widow), long. 23. 30. W. saw the John and Elizabeth of Poole ;in Lit. TheCoroinandel, F.lntson, frum Ilayannah, has put into Elsi- e( the Company, will secure to the Shareholders a certain and . itt the Middlesex Hospital. vie- 3lrs. Rodd - 1 1 Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh. ace. 25. N. long. Mi. smoke the Foundling art Greenock. nore. after bein on snore, and throwing a great nutnher of chats, tangible property, while they are protected by the provisions of Of Francis Willis, Esq. 11- By Messrs. Williatr.s, BurgemT he Virginia , from New-York, sailed 113th in Primed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Cadell, .. .. June. company of sugar overbo ard . • the Act from any liability beyond the actual amount of the Shares (if mt. Francis Willis 1 1 and Co. ' Strand, London. m -Quebec to Bristol, was on shore they may possess. Of Wm. Hill, Es q. - I 0 airs. Steers, Bernard-street, the 27th June, in lat. 44. long. 41, spoke the General Lin an from on:Goose Island about the 8:h ult., whit eighteen feet water in her The great improvements which have been recently made in the This day is published, in octavo, a new Edition, price 54. in Anonymous - - 1 0 Russells acre .' 2 0 . r ci de for Baltimore ; '2Bth, in lat. 44. 30. long. 38., spoke the ha l. • boards of tmehineryconnected with manufactures, especially those of cotton, R. S. A. - - 20 E. Steen, Lsq. - 2 0 Pioneer from Liverpool for Alexandria. The 30th, in lat. 46. The Sowerby, Holmes, arrived at Liverpool from New (Meant, woollen, silk, and Ea:, will kwe to any establishment now availing C. H. Pilgr' E ina sq. . 1 1 By Messrs. Eastmain and Co. • TIALZEL'S ANA LEC TA , GRiF.CA MI NO R.I• long. 38, spoke the Jane from Clyde for Quebec ; same day, spoke was boarded on the Hi ult. by Captain llornby, of the Jane, liana self of them, a derided advantage over those in which they do not s a , In this new Edition the 'feat is materially altered and the Eugene from Dublin for Quebec. On the 7th July, in lat. 51. Lord Chief .lustlce of the Lady Jane Mary Trlgge 5 0 ri-- 2 New Orleans for Liverpool, which vessel was abandoned, 3d June. , 1 exist, or have been only partially introduced. 6 0 Improved, ■and many Correction?. and Additions are made in the 30. lon. 15, spoke the Lady Creenorne from Miraurtichi far 'Liver. Common Pleas - 10 0 Anonymous - with seven feet water in. her hold. The crew were taken off by thei. The Directors are now ready to receive ;applications from those -, T. Notes, by an eminent Greek Scholar. pool. Of .u. H. Burke, Req. . I I Vice-Admiral Hoe. Henry Brutus, of New York, front Mobile for London. • , persons who may be desirous of renting from the Company nianu- -0 London : Printed for T. Cadell :C. and J. Kirin ton I Long- .The Franklin, frOm Charleston,sailed P2th June; on the 25t11,in- Sir Samuel Hulse . 5 0 Curzon - - 2 The. Lord Exinouth, from Jamaica fur Halifax. in ballast, was luau-tones, to be constructed and furnished according to the plans L. S. T.- 1 0 man, Hunt, and Co. ;J. itieitaadeon ;J. Mil l man ; Baldwi and lat. 39. 30. long. 50 30. spoke the Margana, from Baltimore fur abandontai at sea, having upset in a squall, and carried away her which math persons may consider best adapted to their purposes. - Co. •J. Duncan ; and G.ll. Whittaker ; and Bell and Bradfute, Bremen. On the 24 July, in lat. 47. 30. long. 33. Spoke the ni , t". sad front whom security will of course be required for the punctual Resolved-That the total amount of the Subscription received el at Edinburgh. 1 Flora from New York for Liveremol. July 4, in lat. 49. long 2 . 1 . ESSEES STOWED wrrit.-The Mary, Illatthewson, from •( , faltihneut of their engagements. They are also ready to treat up to this the, is 2,3761. 3-i. 3d. . of whom may also may be had , new Falitions, corrected, of spoke the Marquis of Anglesea : N k Jamaica for London; the 6th, New Orleans for Liverpool, 18:11 ult., with loss of bulwarks, some with parties wishing to uispose of mill-sites or buildings, in towns That the total amount of the sums given to the different sufferers, DALZEL'S GILECA 31AJCI1A, vols. 1 and 2, price 11. in spoke the Briumuia, from Carl; ;ena for London; on the Iltb, mils, and all the water oft' deck, and leaky, by the Newport, Sr. :. ' or their immediate neighbourhoods, adapted to the before-men- after a very careful consideration of their respective claims, has b oards. or Tuskar , saw the De Witt Cli..ton and Ganges from Liverpool j i ve d at Liverpool from blew Orleans, which supplied them witia tamed manufactures. been 1 , 6821. 17s. Bd. . for New York. bread and water. All communications relative to these objects to be addressed to That the Committee have great satisfaction in making this This day is published. twice Is. Q. • mist ise to thee objects to be addressed to Henry Poeta, Esq. the Company's Secretary, at their Office, No. 6, King's Anns..yard, London. Committee have great satisfaction in making this statement, and in expressing their conviction that it will not be ne cessary to make any further appeal to the generosity of the public, u the balance in Melt hasils is fully sufficient to answer all de. minds upon them. This day is published, mice Is. fid. ALETTER to the EDITOR . of the BRITISH REVIEW, occasioned by his Remarks on " The Crisis," in the Number for May, 1825. By the Rev. EDWARD COIDPER, Rector of Ilamstall-Ridware, and of Voitall, in the county of Stafford. Printed for T. Cadet!, in the Strand. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, The CRISIS ; or, An Attempt to Show from Prophecy, illus trated by the Signs of the Times, the Prospeeta and the Duties of the Church of Christ at the present Period. With an Inquiry into the probable Destiny of England during the predicted Desolations of the Papal Kingdoms. Second Edition in 12ino, mks 51. rid. boards. The Halcyon, from Mobile, on the 14th June, in lat. 14 14, long. 81 20, spoke the Peter Erna. from New Orleans for O. John's, New Brunswick ; and ship Martha, for Liverpool. The ship Louisa, or Lorenz ii, from Jamaica for London, was seen on the 2d June, at 8 A.M. in a very leaky state. The Captain thought he could keep her free till he reached Havannali. The Lord Exmouth, from Jamaica for Halifax. in ballruit, was abandoned at sea, having unset in a squall, and carried away her masts. ST. .4 NDREW',s', HOLBORN. J. If. SPRY, Chairman. TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS. 9111,-I'lle very correct and detailed report of the pro.. ceetlings at a late Meeting of the parishioners of St. An drew, Holborn, which your Paper has supplied, having called attention to the subject, and elicited the observations of your correspondent "A," I take the liberty of submitting another view of the motives supposed to have influenced the parties, aaid trust to your candour to give it public. cation. The Cossack, Fraser, from Havannah for Cowes, was spoken 2.lth June, in lat. 41. 30. long. C. 20. by the Lieufoot. The Union, Rom Paratbo, sailed 2d June. The Liddle was to sail in eight days. The Rolla, Eve from Nassau, sailed sth June. On the 29th June, in lat. 49. long. 37, spoke the Mikhail from Newcastle for , Newfoundland. On the dth July, in lat. 42. 30. long. 13. 20., spoke the Harp from Liverpool for Miramichi. On the sth July, in lat. 61. 14. long. 18. 20., spoke the Hannah of North Shields, from New Brunswick forßriatol ; 6th July,in lat. 61. 60.10ng.12. fall. spokilke Sitaranly &ea ' from Quebec for Cork • same d4Y passed 80 or 40 salt standing to the eastward; 7th July, passed brig Earl of Aberdeen, an American brig, Jones, standing to the eastward, in lat. 52. 16. long. 12. The John Easdale, from Quebec, sailed June 11, in company with the Robert anti Ann, and 'Preston for Liverpool; July 2, in lat. 49. 39. long. 39., spoke the Maria Trifton, 22 d::} 's from Charlston for Liverpool. PRICES, WARRANTED SINE. ('MINSTER WINE AND 4). 16, Smart), opposite St. Mar- ekiii T ONDON AND WEST I ISPIRIT COMPANY, N tin's Church. _ _ _ lONDON GOLD AND SILVER REFINING 1 PLATE AND BULLION COMPANY. CAPITAL, £lOO,OOO. In 2,000 Shares of £250 each. The Smelting of Ores, and the refining of Gold and Silver, pre sent more than any other object now before the Public, a source of wealb tu those who embark in such an undertaking, more parti cularly ea the quantity of Bullion, .Ores. and Metals in various States and Combinations, will be greatly increased by the open'. tiens of numerous Mining Companies, whose produce may be daily expected to arrive in London. Notwithstanding the limited roeims which cramp the energies, rad confine the objecis of most of the existing establishments of this wore, immense fatuous are realised In abort ppee niods, nntYche itreameiewbestnese of the Gatti and :athe Mriserdiavrenders an augmentation in this branch abso lutely necessary. the imperishable nature of the articles' to which the dealings of this Company will chiefly be confined—the facilities which it will tafer to small dealers and manufactu rers--thenecessity for aceommo. dolon to humorous workmen who would purchase (old and Silver wought into Plates, Wires, Castings, and into various other states of forwarchiess, present to die Company a market for an immense uns•itity of Gold and Silver, whilst its promoters appeal with con- Pieice to thousands of small manufacturers, whether it would not , :4111 . er benefits far beyond those resulting from almost any other pt)ilic undertaking. The manufacture of Gold and Silver Plate, and supplying the Public direct from the Company's Warehouse at a small advance upon the manufacturers' prices, will unquestionably command a pretense?, whilst it is confidently asserted, that purchasers will obtain most articles at 20 per cent. less than they can from any puSlic shop or private vendor. and the Company will derive an immense profit from the quick returns. There are many hundreds of Tradesmen, who now manufacture Plat? and Jewellery for the Shops, and who, besides being reduced to meet for their articles whirl will hardly compensate them for fiar labour and risk, are also obliged to give a lengthened credit, ''y whi,th many of them are inconvenienced, and frequently neces sfattil to resort to sacrifices which end in Bankruptcy. It will be Company's object to employ such persons, to pay them on de of their goods. in gold, silver, tte. and to affind them such fa. c.tio,s, as will enable them to reap some of those,enormous silvan. t which are now chiefly confined to the Proprietors of the public s ',odes, w whilst a trifling charge of even 23 per cent. upon their prim, tn..:-fir.r with the fixed and certain profit upon the gold and silver, with e t ch these manerfacturers will be supplied, would realize advantogis for the SD treholders, which cannot be equalled by any other investment; at the same time, it must be obvious that the manufacturers will be henctitted beyond calculation. The same oboervations apply with double force to WatchmaKers, it being notorious that the retail dealers who are reputed manufac turers, purchase of the maker—have their own names affixed to the officio, and sell at profits of 20, Ur, and in some cases as much as 1 0 0 per cent. By a plan which the Company will adopt, manufac turers who can be depended upon in the superiority of their goods, will receive considerable advent. ec, and the public will be supplied srih the mate articles at a very aid reduction. It is to be observed that moat .nanufacturers of Plate, Jewellery, and Watches, are noted for the' , superiority in some peculiar branch of the same trade, both as retr.ris cheapness and quality; by em ploying each on that partial or description of good, for which he may be most celebrated, the t oumany will be able to offer advan tages to the public beyond thole of ordiaery traders, and in propor tion as each may be auk to supply the Company upon better aims than his competitory so the Company will be enabled to command a preference. The Company, indeprldently of these advantages, will derive considerable profits from the purchase of Ores, Old Gold and Silver Plate, Lace. Coins, and the Atraste or Manufacturers, and by the re fining these for the supply of the pure articles ' besides which the exchange of currency of different countries will afford additional ides of profit. . Company will be under the management of a Board of ex rettanted Directors, a list of whom, tognher with the Report of the of 314ns/cement, will be published. for Shares to be addressed to the Committee (until y the 18th inst.) at the banking house of Messrs. Ransom and Ali. I, Pall Mall Last ; Messrs. liosanquet and Co. 73, bom et ; or at the office of Swain, Stevens, Maples, Pearce. at ant, solicitors, Frederick's-place. Old Jewry, after which they will be allotted, and a deposit of U. per share required. PICCADILLY CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. 160, ii two doors west from St.James's.street, where the Nobility and Public may be supplied with any qmmtity of the best BRUSSELS CARPETING. from Sa. lid. to fis. Bd. ; old Patterns from ss. to is. 04. t real TURKEY CA RPETS,IO percent. under the usual prtees,beini t tmported before the advance. Every other sort of Carpeting, Drug/egg, Hearth Rugs, and Floor Cloths, as cheap as at soy house in London. Patterns sent to any pan of Town or Country. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE. STRAND. THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a se cond division of Exeter'Change, where may be seen a large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur ride, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every desaip. non of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East and West Indi es , N ew South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp I Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely tilted up neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed- Writing; Desks, Thw..slng Cases, Ac. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry S wor d s , E pau l ets , S wor d Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, Re- hr. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win ter Bone Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderate price. The whole of the Articles in this Establishment arc warranted, and that excellent Plu g of My. years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but tine Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will be made under any tireunistances. N.B.—To present mistakes, the Public will please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company sad L 3 censed Ships, and Horning Popes), are constar.tly kept. Per Doren. Old Port. Vint. 11121 27 to 311 Fine Crusted Ow 40 —4A Fine Pale Sherry 27 30 Last and West India 31 adeirs . 3G 48 Tenesiffe, Lisbon. and Monntain - 30 36 Cape 31adeira and Sherry - 15 ••• Six Dozen and upwards ilex at cost price. Letters, post-paid, inclesing r free and Co. 1(, Strand," duly a VERY superior POLISH for FINE WOODS, FUR NITURE, ace. Prepared by. and to be had only of, the Proprietors, Messrs. 0. MARSHALL and CO., Chemists, Brewer-street, Golden square, London, in bottles at 2s. 6d. and Se. each, with directions for use. Cabinet-makers, Upholsterers, and Dealers, supplied wholesale, on liberal terms. This Polish never becomes Cloudy, but will always retain a bright, beautiful, and brilliant surface; and it is not injured by hot water being spilled on it: on the contrary, it may be washed occasionally, it neceseary. e i ,e For Carved Work, Beading, Legs, ice., Polish to be used with a brush may . be had at the saute price, which may be applied over wax, if requited. To he had as above, The Oxygenated Soda Powders Lavender Vinegar Superior Seifflits Powders Eau de eqogne Cheltenham Salts, in Crystals Arquebnitade Water Ditto, ditto, in Efflorescence Lavender Water Finest Calcined Magnesia Ditto, Perfumed Pectoral Cough Drops Ditto, Mille Fleur Aromatic Vinegar Vegetable Extract Camphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, &c. And every genuine Drug and Medicine of the finest quality, for home and for exportation. Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for any cli. mate. N.B. All other advertised Preparations for making the Soda and Seidlics I'e aters. under the above names. :kre spurious. ••• Merchants, &c. supplied on liberal terms DEARS' GREASE.—This article, when genuine, and 1/ procured from the animal in its native climate, is easily known by those who hare once used it. It penetrate* sooner, re tains its moisture longer, and, on. analysis, is found materially varied trom all other Animal or Vegetable Oils. JAMES ATKINSON. PERFUMER, has the gratification to inform the Public that the Bears' Grease, ,as imported by him, has given the most general satisfaction. Its peculiar properties of re generating the Hair being now proved to a demonstration, and he will only add, that independent of promoting the growth, it is very pleasant for dressing the hair, making it beautifully soft and glossy ; but, as there are several imitations, it is necessary to ob. serve, that a Bill is wrapped round each Pot, with the Importer's Signature, anti the Pot has the figure of a Bear burnt on the top Anot printed), and no Pot is sold for less titan 2s. Gd. Price in pots 2s. 6d. and 4s. ; and in bottles 3s. Gil. and 7s. 8t1.; and perfumed with Otto of Rose, extra price. Sold at 44, Gerrard-street ; and by appointment by Messrs. Genie and Peirce, 67, New Bond-street; Sanger, 150, Grange, 126, Carter, 132, Smith, MI, Firth, 41i, and Langley, 31, Oxford street; 31intram, 7, Burlington-arcade; Dobson and Mason, 38, Haymarket ; ‘Voodman, Piccadilly ; Mattress, Fleet-street ; Colley, 28. Bishopsgate-street ; Paterson, Gracechurch.street ; Marquis, Coleman-street ; Gibbins, Fleet-market ; Wakefield, lAmb's Conduit-street; and most Perfumers. FISHER'S CONCENTRATED SARSAPARILLA SYRUP and ESSENCE OF SARSAPARILLA. The seine care and attention is bestowed in preparing those Medicines as heretofore, and, on account of their efficacy, portability, conve nience, and cheapness, they are now generally preferred to the other Preparations of Sarsaparilla ; two table-spoonfuls of either are equivalent to a Pint of the Deooction of the London Pharmacopwia. Persons desirous of taking the Compound Decoction are requested to ask for the Compound Syrup, or Essence, a process exactly si milar to that so arlvantageously adopted in making the Syrup is employed in preparing the Essence, but with the exclusion of the Sugar. The extensive sale and decided approbation these Preparations have met with from most of the Physicians and Surgeons of emi nence has induced persons to send imitations of them, which Messrs. raw mad Co. believe to be principally made with the Extract of la, and altogether different from theirs. Mane thee Tahoe sad Co. IS. Clistrree. H sem Leemles, le pebsee*en _ibel e Mei oak e; of whoa. Mo. Cmovils, ilekareploaleM, It ma be bat pareiris. Pet Dozen. Sparkling Cham. pagne . 72 to Ditto, finest quality —— 90 Claret, 5t...1 Wien, tk.c. 111 84 1)o. Chateau Margot -- 93 Sauterne,Moselle,&c. 60 Bucellas, in French Bottle; Spirits of all kinds. :ked in Hogsheads, gratis. Dot- tes, addressed, " W. God. w. Thin day ars publWeed, illustrated by Maps, the First and Second Vtiumes, price 18s. in *Ards, of THE ELEMENTS of GtiaitAL IIIST()RY, Ancient sad Modern. To Eltiot r aro '1414. aj'able of Chronology, and a Comparative View W Ancient anrModcrn Geography. By the late llonourribte A. F. T 1 TLER, Lord Woodhouselte. The Ninth Edition, corrected, and with considerable additions, by Edward Nanes, D.D. Regius Professor of Modern History in the l'nivenity of Oxford. I, e Also, lately published, and sold separately, a Third Volume, continuing the Work from the (faiths of Queen Anne and 144/14 XIV, to the demise of his late Majesty, King Geo:ge 111. By A. Nanes. Second Edition, price 10s. 6d. io boards. Printed for I'. Cade.ll, London ;-4 1 1. Constable and 'Co., J. Fair. bairn, J. Anderson, jun., and Stirling and Kenney, at Edinburgh. This day is publislicd, in I volume I2mo, prier 4.4. 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The greater portion of the original Contributors, with a considerable accession of Writers, distinguished in their se veral walks of literature, will support tiers revival of an undertaking which received so large a share of encouragement. The New Series will, without necessarily adopting the conventional form of • Review, be in great part devoted to Ilecrary disquisition in its moat comprehensive sense; embracing a particular notice of Foreign lA terature, and including, oceaskinally, articles of humour and imagi nation, and of a classical and historical interest. _ . The Quarterly Magazinswill also contain papers upon those per. , mancnt and general questions affecting the Public Wealth, which at the present day are so interwoven with the intellectual energy of the nation. With this combination of objects and of atiili•y, it is con fidently hoped that the Quarterly Magazine may take its place among those works which have a permanent influence upon the public mind, and that it may adequately represent the active, en lightened, and liberal character of the present times. London Printed for Charles Knight, Pall•mall East ; and G. 13. Whittaker, Ave Alaria-lane. l)11. FOTHERGILL'S TONIC FEMALE PILLS. THESE PILLS have been in public estimation for a very consideranle time, and are 'Particularly recommended in general Debility of the ( (Plantation ; also as a sat and excellent remedy in those periodical irregularities which Females of delicate and languid circulation, more especially the younger part, are liable to; they tend greatly to strengthen the Organs of the Stomach, correct bad Digestion, remove Nervens Giddiness. Head-ache, /Lc. &c. ; and as a Family Medicine will he found generally useful. Sold in Boxes, Is. 141. and 2s. 9d. ter Butler, Chemist, 4, Cheapsitle, St. Paul ' s; Savory and 6. 131. 'New Bond -street, London; and by the principal 31edicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, Dr. FOTHEIWILL'S NERVOUS DROPS, so much cele. heated for their efficacy in Nervous Disorders, and their various distressing affections, as Oppression of Spirits, Head-aches, Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Spasms, Tremors, Fainting Fits, anti Debility or Relaxation of the System. In Bottles, at as. Bd.. Ili.. and M. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT:THE COURT OE COMMISSIONERS OF BANKRUPTS, BASINGIIAT.L.STHEET, THIS DAT. THIRD MEETINGS. Hale, C. Egham, Surrey, inn-keeper . 10 Jeffery, W. Cock.yard, Davies -street, horse-dealer - 10 Lawrence, C. Drury-lane, tallow.chandler - 12 Walsh, J. Norwich linen-draper - 11 Williams, W. H. Old -street, St. Luke's, corn-dealer (enlarged 10 SECOND MEET INO. Wall, E. Hastings, Sussex, shoe-maker - 10 'FIRST METTINGS. Smith, 11. and Sanders, S. Finchley, Middlesex Wells, J. Aldbourn, Wilts, (I , m-dealer DIVIDENDS. Browne, G. Bridge-road, Lambeth, tallow-chandler Compton, P. A. Beckenham, and Lee, Kent, &ruler Durham, J. Catherine -street, Strand, cabinet-maker Hirst, G. Manchester, clothier Hudson, J. Birchin-lane, merchant Ja ,G. and W c:::z, Burlin g ton-gardene, artificial florists - 11 ,J. Surrey, linen-draper - 11 JaOrson,mes„_ J. St. Jaliesi4 yore, and Mark-lane, brandy-merchant W. Berwsiktleselisodt, distiller - 12 Pio% 001111 ,E. Mailoses, ion. millers . 11 ifigaigin, J. J. Dowelkalsititassoisticbast . . 11 . . 11 - 1 - 10 - 10 .E AST INDIA SHIPPING. The East India Company's ship Rose, arrived off' Weymouth yesterday. She left Bengal the 27th Jsnuary, Nladras the 13:1) February, the Cape the 29:h April, and St. Helena the '23d flay. The Farquharson, outward-bound, WAS to proceed on her voyage from 3t. Helena the 12th of May. The Juliana and Moffatt arrived at St. Helena on their passage from China to Canada—the former on the 16th, and the latter on the 17th May. Both proceeded on their voyage the 19th May. The Andes, King, has arrived at Liverpool ; she sailed from Bengal on the 7th of February, and from St. •Ilelena on the lEth of May. JAVA.—T'ae Juliana, Fotheringham, experienced a very severe storm time Says a ft er leaving Java Head, which lasted eighLen hoots. _ _ _ SAILINGS FItOH THE CAPE.—The Patience, Kind, for Lon don, 27th April. The Lavinia, Brooks, was to sail for London on the 15th May. SAILIN GS va oaf ST. ELE NA.—The Rita (Spanish ship) for Cadiz the 24th April, leaving twenty-four men at St. Helena, the crew of the Francis (whaler, which was lost off Cape St. Luau in November). The Farquharson, Cruikeltank, Sr Bombay, the oth April; and the 51ilo, Blackmore, for liriatol, 18th Amil, AS.—The Boyne, Stephens,'was to sail from Madras for London lthh February. SHIPS SPOKEN IV ITIL—The Cambridge, Barber. from Lon don to Bombay, on the 20th June, in lat. 41, long. 15; the 11i1- more, Lawes, from London to Calcutta, in lat. 1, 57, N. long. 18, 50,_1V. per Velocity. PASSENGER PER FRENCH SHIP LA SEIN,7, 110USSART 7 FOR BORDEAM—Mr. Win. Freeman. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTO3I-EIOUS . I.I, JULY 14: 871IPS ENTERED INWARDS.—The Vrouw Alida, Smith, from Groningen; Vrouw Fennegina, Pronk, from ditto; Concord, Freeman, from Liverpool; •Friends, Power, from Harlingen Union, Winter, from ditto; Hope, Page, from ditto; Earl of Clanearty, Heath, Iron: Rotterdam; Desire, Vanlembronk, from Dunkirk; Brodern, Hoist, from Fre4encstadt ; Vrouw Catherina, Juister, from Ostend ; Swift, Treeiavtrom Waterford. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Nancy, Candler, for St. Lear and Seville; Britannia, Ruble, for Lisbon ; Vrouw l'ieterke, M'aalkes. for Enzbilen ; Filey, Edmonds, for St. Petersburgh; Henry, Cur d, for Lisbon; Blandford, Sope:, for Newfoundland ; Commerce, Frost, for Rotterdam ; Perseverance, Margolis, Cue Calais; Aurora, Harvey. for Dublin ; Bcidport, Trayte, for Cork. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVEmEND.—The William Parker, Brown, for Batavia and Singapore; Auguste, Seeger, for Stettin; Union, Dean, fbr Elsinore and St. Peters burgh ; Windlust, Engelman, fur Antwerp; Belle Alliance. Wil man, for Antwerp and Brussels; Queen of the Netherlands, Pearson. fur Rotterdam ; Wilberforce, Dencli, fur Malta ; Enig heden, Tucksen. for Bergen; /Eolus , Lerlacrg, for Gottebburgh. CLEARING OCTWARDS.—The Union, Hedde for Calais; Astrea, Barclay, for ;Messina; Vrouw Pietcrke „ 'Viraalkes, for Emden; Reaper. Stratford, for Elsinore and Riga ; Elizabeth, Gunton, for Malta, Smyrna, and Constantinople; Clyde, Thom son, for Palermo; ;Medway, Wight, for Madeira, Van Dienien's Land, and New South Wales; Laurel, Mackie, for St. Petert. burgh. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH, JULY 13.—Arrived the Francis Feeding packer, from Buenos Ayres, sailed the 6th of May ; the Redpole packet, from Carthagena, sailed the sth of May, from Jamaica 24th ditto, and Crooked Island on the 30th ditto ; the Lady Louisa packet, from America, sailed from New York 2d June, and Halifax the 150) ditto; the Stanmer packet. from Lisbon, sailed the 26th ult. ; his Majesty's cutter Basilisk, from London, with specie, for Dub lin ; the Ariadne, Russell, from Galipoli. Otf the port, the Bri. tannia, Bosdley, from Carthageoa in 54 days; the Edward Quell. nel, Hawkins, from New York in twenty seven days; and the John Rickard, Duncan, from Tobago. Sailed the Magnet packet for 'Lisbon. PoaTsmotryt, JULY 14,—Arrived the Duchess of York transport, from Barbadoes, sailed the 26th of May. The Le vent, Innes, from Jamaica, has rut into Cowes for water, having experienced bad weather in the Gulf, and lost her boats. bul warks, &c. DEAL. Jut W.—Arrived the Nepos, Trader, from Alczan. dria. Arrived from the River and remain the Surat Castle, Dove. ton, for Rio; Wm. Parker, Browne, for Batavia; Matilda, Wal. lace, for St. Domingo; Ann, Fowler, for North America; and William, Younger, for the South Seas. GRAVVIE,D, July 14.—Arrived the St. Andrew. from Norway ; Earl Clancarty, Heath, from Rotterdam ; Union, Win ter, from Harlingen. Sailed the Kersyrell, Armstrong, for the Cape of Hood Hope ; John, Wilson, for Archangel ; Reward, Hogg, for Leghorn; Elizabeth, Service, for Montreal ; Arro w, Thomas, foe the Isle of Man ; Augustus exam, Selby, fot 111. I admit that the proceedings were highly uproarious the opposition to the receiving the Report of the Select Vestry was the contrivance of the few, supported by the blind*ancl noisy multitude, and e•vldently precone.erted ; by means , af which, a plan digested and fully considere by a respectable delegated body, has been rejected by the parishioners, who for the most part are totally unacZpiairted. with the beneficial tendency of a proposal calculated to, carry into effect their own previous Resolution of supplying additional accommodation for attending public divine worms ship. In a parish so populous and extensive, whose inhabit.. eats are in many respects so very differently circumstanced, it cannot be otherwise than difficult to•tratne any scheme to, obtain the approbation of the whole. Comparatively the Glity Liberty contributes very largely to the provision far the !lector, but it enjoys the benefit of, having the parish church within its limits. The Liberty of Saffrim-bilk and Hatton-garden is—as to one part of it, suul that thre most populous—removedfrotriany convenient place for attending public divine worship, and being excluded from observation, affords on the Sabbath Day a scene of riot and dissolute, ness hardly to he imagined. It was intended to recommend • that a chapel should be built for the convenience of this Liberty; and no doubt, in the construction of it, attention would be had to render it suitable to the reception of a congregation.consisting chiefly of the labouring and lower classes of people. The Upper Liberty wss to have had a church, so situated as to render access to it convenient to the inhabitants, who arc generally of a description very different from those of Safli on-hill. The whole charge of building these two edifices, and for performing the church service therein, was to have been defrayed by as equal. pound rate running over the whole parish. Surely there was great propriety in a measure so framed. It appears to 'me that your correspondent " A" hay evinced a desire to arrive too speedily at what be terms a result. lle states sums of receipt and expenditure for which he gives no satisfactory authority. I question iF be • has given the subject the reflection it demands. Showld he condescend to cuter more into detail, 1 feel very well inclined to meet and try another lance with him. B. UNITED KINGDOM GENERAL .C4•s COW/INT.-At a half-yearly meeting of Propri:Aors, held yesterday at tbo London Tavern, a very favourable report of the affairs of this Company was produced by the Director+, and dividend of G per cent. spoken of, payable at Christmas next. We understand that the report may beapen Is the Office of the Company, by any Proprietor wit+) was not ai the meeting. A Sou NI) DlRTlNcTios.—The , witty John Taylor, the wr.ter poet, had the merit of interrupting the etiquette of kneeling to the King. " I myself," says he, " gave a book to King James once, in the Great Chamber, at Whitehall, as his Majesty came from the Chapel. The Duke of Richmond said, merrily to me; - "Paylor, where did you learn your manners, to give the King a hook, and not kneel?' My Lord, said 1, if it please your 4race, Ido give now; but when I beg any thing, *lt will kneel." BlBll'B LUCK AGAIN PKEZWINKKTe•-The following Capital Prizes, all drawn yesterday, were shared, sold, and rep gistered, by fish, via. :- 3,613 a Prize of .C 21,055 1 8,687 a Prise of X 2,05.; 9,776 21,030 1 4,337 1,045 (And aiso entitled to .Sisteen Pipes of Wine.) 1,998 218* 9,939 21:: I b. 139 218 10,093 215 The fortunate holders may receive the value of their respective Shares On demand, at either of 'fish's Offices, 4, Corolla', or t). Charing cross. The Ticket No. 3,613, drawn yesterday a prize of 21,0101. was shared and sold in One-half. One-quarter. and Four Sixtecoths. Also, 8.687, a Prise of 2,050/. in a whole Ticket. by . J.' and J. Sivearight, at their Offices. 37, Cnrrhill, 11, Hol born, and 38. Haymarket, where the fortunate holders may recce,.' their money on demand. public,thei Yester d aybu ya Richardson n oe t c e , t the fl Lott er y . l o o following fin i shed 6 o n c . e C tw a p d r aw ing, i t h a g l r oil w e _a i 7 s d' 2 t o n 00 t h e Guineas ; No. 8598, 1.000 Guineas (85110 also entitled to Siateeit Pipes of Port Wine). The fortunate holders of the above may rv ceive their Prises on demand. and an order will be given by R. and Co.. Charing.eroes, for the wine, on any wineenerChant they pastar.. Hazard and CO. mold in Shares in the Lottery fialwa yesterday, 4,837 and 8598 both Prises of 1,000 Guincoos entitled to Sixteen Pipes of Wine. Also last May, 42 - MAW. • and 3,627, 5,0001. In last year's Lotman, at 30,0004. and 21,0001.; and in a recent Lottery dr Prises ! ! Hazard and Co. aye selling for the w ind se August All in one day , gamut contains Foot Ili* Or SAM ant *thee Capitals, .s , ,bri, ~,,ts on shore Iflth ult. near Fero, .1 1 i • f ' 7 ' ley, filoOsimainf kiLoodort ; was spoken 4 ' il !I • s, several stllli, Ac: as abandoned 3d ult., seven feet water in •! "?' rerpool from Lima, reports the fallowing on the ISill Marsh , via.—flis Majesty a 1 Maling, and Blonde. Lord Byron, and I Iso the Wanderer, Warren ; Ilritomart. !- Jane, Livingstone; Samuel and Sarah, ~ —; Bruce, Grew; Robert, Smith ; I iallard ; Duncnn Forbes, Lovie4 Ales- 1: e Gambier., —; Miry Ann, Adieus; .. ifeshire, Crtter. I ndon to Bengal, was spoken with in lat. m Bombay, has been spoken with within. •. I, 'Witty, from St. John's, N.s., haa. .4 to coast of Donegal, without any person Id into Dassnx.s. -I • on, from liarannah, has put into Elsi- e, and throwing a great number of chests, f. r, from Quebec to Bristol, was on shore 1 !'• lith ult., with eighteen feet water in her arrived at Liverpool from New Orleent t '. t. by Captain florally, of the Jane, front il, which vessel was abandoned, 3d June, , i er hold. The crew were taken off by live. oni Mobile fur London. ,/ am Jamaica ter Halifax. in ballast, was upset in a squall, and carried away her , ( IT4t.—The Mary, lilatthewson, from. 01, Ifgh ult., with loss of bulwarks, some / • it' deck, and leaky, by the Newport, ar- ii•cw Orleans, which supplied them wit' s i 10 ................,,,, • M l EW'S ) HOLBORN. )It OF OF TILE BRITISH PRESS. • , Tea and detailed report of the prow e sting of the parishioners of St. An- I', your Paper has supplied, having called :t, and elicited the observations of A," I take the liberty of submitting motives supposed to have influenced tto your candour to give it public. h 5 proceedings were highly uproarious z •v receiving the Report of the Select it ivance of the few, supported by the . tette, and evidently preconeerted ; by lan digested and fully considered i tby i tell body, has been rejected by the the most part are totally unauainted. endow) , of a proposal cal culated to, own previous Resolution of supplying ation for attending public divine wog.ms t ipuloits and extensive, whose inhabit- • • eta so very differently circumstanced, it than difficult to tratne any scheme to., n of the whole. Comparatively the i ites very largely to the provision for joys the benefit of, having the parish , its. The Liberty of Saffrian-biland to one part of it, and that Are most 7otriany convenient place for attlmaing , and being excluded from observation, i tit Day a scene of riot and dissolute., , lined. It was intended to recommend. • , be built for the convenience of this bt, in the construction of it, attention 'der it suitable to the reception of st tag chiefly of the labouring and lower 1 'he Upper Liberty was to have had a t ' • i a to render access to it convenient to m are generally of a description very • : 4 if Safli on-hill. The whole charge of , difices, and for performing the church to have been defrayed by ay equal. over the whole parish. Surely thero t n a measure so ftamed. 1• i that your correspondent " A" 11<a$ rrive too speedily at what be terms a , urns of receipt and expenditure fur itiefactory authority. I question iF be • 4 the reflection it demands. Showld 'ter more into detail, 1 feel very well i try another lance with him. B. 1 --a • 1 Sr tit GEN AL OAS COMP•2SY.—At It of Propri:Aors, held yesterday at the . . cry favourable report of the affairs of produced by the Directors, and il. . i :rat. spoken of, payable at Christmas nd that the report may beget% at the ry, by any Proprietor Wad was not at eCTION.—The witty John Taylor, zi I le merit of interrupting the etiquette of i •i " I myself," Rays he, " gave a book in the Great Chamber, at Whitehall, , me from the Chapel. The Duke of rily to me; - "l'aylor, where did you. , to give the King a book, and nut said 1, if it please your ,Grace, . when I beg any thing, then I will :AIN PREIVINIitISI4—The following , awn yesterday, were shared, said, and re, .. ;21,055 I 8.6117 a Prize of L'2,05:, '21,030 4J 37 1,05 laded to Sixteen l'ipes of Wine.) 218 _9,930 21:: 218 I 10,093 I 215 . . i may receive the value of their respecti v e . .t tither of Bush's Offices, 4, Corahill, or V. 3,613, drawn yesterday a prize of ; if id sold in One-half, One-quarter. and Four ) r,:a, ta w t h Ph ir ii e rl e t the fortunate ii 2 e. i:l hO n i vi d r : h r ho l: lje ul t.Ta y liclrk,eCee ,ottery finished drawing, when, with the following Capitale were all eoLith the ! 1 ` 1.5 11 : : tell c h a i0.10 Dehnliedtl.6C!ioonilaitreEn!leop6cearnssi-itagieeaortlesnrliennetwri,a 1 : 8 : 00 71 °I t l h tt o tr • e hT' g Litl et f - io t v a ncen. len t b lb tell :y a l iw ß. : „:9B6 %: "l4 : e 1 ; ipes a Wine. Also last May, it 3,0001. In last year's Lotouries 91W IL ; and in a recent Lottery all a Co. aye selli n g for • se .y, gamin contains Foos Prboo ot SAW , . . . ,- i • ti ; , . CIRCULATING LIBRARY, IG7, NEW BOND.STREET. ANDREWS begs to announce to his Subscribers and 111♦ the Public- that he has now ready for delivery (gratis) • large SUPPLEMENTARY CATALOGUE, containing an ad. ditional Selection of valuable Books, and all the New Publications to the present time. He embraces this opportunity of conveying his grateful thanks to his numerous Subscribers for their very li beral support to this and every department of his business ; and to assure them that neither expense nor attention shall be spared to deserve a continuance of their kindness. All the new Publications in every department of literature, figglialt and tertian. no matte* bow extensive, are added to the Dfbrary as soon as published. 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