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IR ow . - /f . ,A ,e' fr .-qlr - vim f• s• . J: 0. 7 i. .. .AIN.. 4 ,~ Tlessw. t Hon. THOMAS LORD ERSKINE, AU Persons having Claims or Demands on the IMAM of Ha said Lord ERSKINE, are requested to transmit the pilisabus thossof to Messrs. :Udine and Parry, Solicitors, Temple, siorlikee lie 10th day of November next, on which day, or so as meiveniently may be, the residue of the Money arising fittisrfßa lab of his Real and Leasehold Estates in Sussex, in =will be disposed of, and all such Creditors who may mind in the partieuh,ra of their Claims, will be'excloded from all benefit and advantage arising therefrom. r h „.. , ....- i'#' • . ( ... 1:7 L.C. ,... t , i ,... ..'.- ..- ' ---- r f -z..._ -,...; • It i7 t. • . , ) ~.1 4 ....r......„.0 . -: 4114 i ; 3.: 1 tli •• .4 J RITISH .'ANY. The Shareholders of pie British Rock and Patent Salt Company are hereby informed that, by a Resolution of the Director!, a further ir 11. per Shave is required to be paid into the Banking. loose of Sir Peter Pole, Thornton, Free, 'Down, and Scott, Nn. 1, ltartholcorew.lane, on or before the 31st current. The parties pay. log to carry their certificates to the Bankers, and they will receive receipts corresponding to the certificates. W. DUNLOP, Secretary. British Ruck and Patent Salt Company's Of 3. Great Winchester.street, Oct. 5, 1825. 110YAL STANNARY AND BRITISH MINING ASzUCIATION. The Directors having. since the Call for a farther Deposit of Two Pounds per Share, received applications from some of the Pro prietors to inspect the Accounts of the Association, the Shareholders ate hereby inftwined that a Report of the At airs and a Statement.( Accosstita will be ready tor their inspection at the 014ce of the Awicsiloo, on the `2Bth inst. between the hours of Eleven and rivre, said on every subsequent day until the 4th November In clusive, between tho same hours. Sunday excepted, By ceder of the Bused. L. GODDARD. Jun. Secretary. Royal Staaftery Olies, 7, Angeliwoun, Oct. 1823. OVA MI CIATION. The DEED of SETTLEMENT of this Association having bees approved by the Directors, will lie for Signature at the Ofiles of the Association, No. 38. Old Broad.street, on 510 N. I DAY NEXT, the 31 Instant, and the :hirty.one days following ittodays excepted), between the hours of ten and four, within which period the Deed must he signed by the Proprietors. on Penalty of forfeiture of the payment already made. Proprietors stgaing must bring their certificates of title. Blank Forms of power of attorney, for Proprietor residing at a distance, may be had on application to Mr. George J. Graham, at the of3iie of the Association. The Directors take this opportunity of stating, that on the arrival uF their expedition at Tlalpuxahua, the Mines were immediately debuted into their possession, and are now undergoing the exami ration alluded to in the Prospectus. The Directors hare also the satisfaction to be able to add, that as far u that examination has hitherto proceeded, the indications for the future are highly promising, and they hope soon to lay the results before the Proprietors. D o of Directors, 38, 014 Proadistr y eet, rder of a Board GEO. J. GRAHAM, Sec. Oct. I, 1823. LIT! INSURANCE TO ft IM. A rING ASSO- Re and (mein Naval compared to pass -I Reflections. D . ath, Past Times, arid a Fature State ; interspersed with e - liar. retires of various Individuals. Second Edition, 2 vols. Ithno. 4s. neatly half bowed. b. S'ILLAGE OBSERVER, or an Attempt to prove that Poor People may be happy. Seventh Edition, 2 vols. Ifitno. 3s. neatly half bound. B. PIOUS HARRIET, or the History of s Young and Devout Chriatrian. Seventh Edition, 12mo. stiff covers Od. er Is. half bound. 7. The COTTAGE GIRL. an Interesting Account of Ann Edwards. Twelfth Edition, lihno. Bd. stiff covers, or Is. half bound. 8. The SAILOR'S MONITOR, or !lorry Williams and his Shipmates. Fifth Edition, Illmo. Bd. stiff covers, or la. half bound. 11. The TIIATCHER'S WIFE, or an Account of Muy Camps. Tenth Edition, IBmo. 6d. stiff covers, or Is. half bound. 10. The DYING EXPERIENCE OF MARY ANN. Sixth Edition, 4d. 11. LITTLE ANN, an Interesting Narrative, in Three Letters to • Friend. Stith Edition, a 12. FAMILIAR QUESTIONS FOR THE JUNIOR CLASSES OF SABBATH SCHOOLS. Third Edition, 18mo. 3d. 13. VICE, PENITENCE, and VIRTUE, exhibited in the Life and Conduct of Three Sunday School Girls. Fourth Edition, 18 no. stiff covers 3d. 14 ORRIS, Waterloo House, 54, Piccadilly, solicits the I attention of the public to a superb ASSORTMENT of REAL SWISS DRESSES, just imported from Loerrach, near Rule, Switzerland. • Also to the ENTIRE STOCK of a BANKRUPT, just pur chased for ready money ; the whole e which is offered to the pub lic below the wholesale price. Beautiful coloured gme de Naples, from 3s. fid. per yard ; superb long and square shawls, from 183. ; Irish linen, from 10d. a yard curiously fine Holland, 3a. ; damask table linen. at 21. 33. ; huckaback, led.; blankets, from 2s. 6d. • pair; an immense stock of Welsh flannels, from 7d. a yard; stuffs, 9tl. ; calico, 3d. ; ditto for sheeting, 7d.; and every other article fir c haritable purpose at the same cheap rate. Mistakes having frequently arisen in consequence of desietfing persons endeavouring to take advantage of living near this old es. ['Wished concern, the public are respectfully informed that Water loo House, 51, PiecadiNy. Isms no eonoution with any house what ever of the same trade in England. TR f VITY HOUSE, LO NDO X, net. 24, 1811 d. ! &km of Om add Lord ERSKINE:ire requested to transmit the INFORMATION hens berm Mh day reeehred, Mat - Me ~ poleloalars doesof to Messrs. Milne and Parry, Solicitors, Temple, 1 4 4 ,1 e vh,hiting the temporary Light at from h* Motoinge,the . (14 MUMS elliebegii liee 10th day of November next, on which day, or so 1110 AL Pot in a Gale wf Wind, is Ms wog Otter io ionvemontly may be, the reriduc of the Money arising * nioreieg of the :Ist instant. l ab of his Real and Leasehold Estates in Sussex, in miscue , have been taken for causing the Vessel to ream= her I will be dispneed of, and all such Creditors who may sw i oa w ith all practicable expelit ioe . . to send in the particuli.ra of their Claims, will bOexcladed By command of the Corporation, . hem all benefit and advantage arising therefrom. J. H ERBERT, Secretary. ------------1----,ONDON DOCKS. BRITISH CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION.—An Jilin OPEN MEETING of the GENERAL COMMITTEE CON TRACTS FOR WOOD AND IRON HOOPS; NAILS , of the BRITISH CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION will be held AND RIVETS; COOPERS' TWIGS: AND L A M P at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on THURSDAY, OIL. . y the 10th day of November next, at Twels• o'clock. THE Director! of the London Dock Company hero) EDWARD BLOUNT, Secretary. give notice, that they will be ready to receive Tenders ((wed up) at the Superintendent's Office. at the Dock, on WED- THR QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. LXI V. was NESDAI, the 2d of November next, at Twelve o'clock, for sup- plying the Company, for onar, with WOOD and IRON d published, YESTERDAY. HOOPS; NAILS sod RIV E ; COOPERS' TWI GS; an LAMP OIL. Particulars of the several Contracts may be known, Shortly will be published, Btro. an d Samples of the Articles seen, at the Comp an y 's House, IPHE LIFE of ERASMUS, with Historical Remarks Prince's-street, Bank. S. COCK. aon the State of Literature between the Tenth sad Sixteenth London Dock HOUR!, October 19. 1825. Centuries. No regard will be paid to any Tender delivered after Twelve By CHARLES BUTLER, Esq. o'clock oo that day i nor unl'ess the Person who makes the Tender, Printing for John Murray, A lbemarle.street. w soak Person on his behalf, shall attend to answer when called . NATIONAL SOCIETY. i for. Just Published, MO BRICK-MAKERS, SCAVENGERS, &c.—The THE THIRTEENTH and FOURTEENTH RE- M Conwasionees fee carrying into execution the Acts of the . 1 PORT of the NATIONAL SOCIETY for the EDUCA- sib Gaa. IV, am. IRS, and Oth Geo. IV, c.sl ) . 38 . ft'ln nee , ,__ effeenee ,,,_ TION of the POOR in the PRINCIPLES of the KSTA- a y p w w, Lightin g ( , _WatebleE Cleansing , . and n.,._ e g u ' ll ,'" ll `.l: SLAM ED CHURCH, may. be had by Sainferibers rule , at iessoe'y Nab, ellietnw with the new """` anew .`"` R eg en t ' s Means Rivingtene', Waserloo-place and St. PasPaCbarcit-yard. Pet woriolladl, and the new Streets and Improvements in the T. X. WALMSLEY, D.D.earmary.. seihbondo4 of Parliament.ntreet and Privy-garden and kw _ . • G ilmore/paw relatb,lth er eUNW A C N i r een ' etay b e b t ui r.ss i r g -.--; iner llobtlelied„ by Sohn Harris, St, Pare Church-yard, 1. THE ADVENTURES of DON JUAN DE tir , A i lljta li ttOr the REMOVAL during the year 1826 . of the RUST. DIRT, CINDERS, and ASHES, from the Houses, ULIX)A, In a Voyage to Calicut soon after the Disco- very . of India by Vasco de Gams, describing the Coral Feast at a P remises, nadir air jgdatetion in this respect. Benin, and the Mysteries of the Religion of Brahma. With 24 PillmjadaltlimStrdeets and Plead . algid ilmsei to, together with * u er the ' ad valoledastawade; which the work Engravings, price 7s. half.bound. • is a sa M t gay Ili NM it the O ffi ce of his Ma j esty 's POMPEII led HERCU LA NEUM. With an Account of the W e Z a nd land Bagtoksee, in Whitehall-place, where delimited stir before Twelve o'Clocb , on Tues. Destruction and Recovery of those celebrated Cities. By the Author of Fruits of Enterprise, compiled from authentic sources, Tay, the day of Noomelsa, 1823. y order ofthe Commissioners, and intended fbr the use of young perilous. With 12 Engravings, Office of Woods, Oa 14, 1825. A. 81. ROBERTSON. price ea. half-hound. S. 4EG INNINGS of BIOGRAPHY ; being the Lives of 102 wfx,.,TEIC on ssionen fo,SECUiRogIrntYO execution R t i A en T V e . Acts Tir e e f t te Co s rn t h - it e ev m . i i ent ii Ta " ;:lor tish iu to t r h y o: oilflrtjceatnedeeweiA34riiltil;;lnrirravirtihir% Persona, th n e s George IV, cap. 1110., and Ch George IV, cap. 38, for more effec. &c. 12s. tealir Paving . Lighting, Watching. Cleansing, and Regulating the R egent ' s Yak, together with the new Street from the Regent's Lately published, by James Nisbet, at his Select Theological Park to Pall-mall, and the new Streets and Improvements in the Circulating Library, 21, Ilernera.street, seichbourhood of Parliament-street and Privy.gardens, and for 1. MORNING MEDITATIONS, or a Series of Re- eier purposes relating thereto, do hereby give Notice, that they flections on various Passages of Holy Scripture and will meet on TUESDAY. the Bth day of November next, at the scriptural Poetry, for every Day in the Year. Ghee of his Majesty's Woods, Forests, and Laird Revenues, in By ALIQUIS, Whitehall.place. to Borrow any Sum or Sums of Money, not ex. F ormer l y a Li eutenant in the Royal Navy, and now a Minister in ending Fos Thousand Pounds, upon the Credit oft he several the Established Church. Rates or Assessments authorised to be assessed and collected by Second Edition. 12mo. greatly enlarged, ss. boards. and under the authority of the aaid Acts. Also, by the same Author, Parties are requested to deliver Tenders, stating the amount of 2. The RETJtOSPECT, or a Review of Providential Mercies ; the sum they propose to lend , and the rate of y ear ly i n t eres t, to the w i th Anecdotes of various Characters, and an Address to Naval Clark of the Commissioners, at the Office oftshis Majesty's Woods. Officers. Tenth Edition, 12mo. fa. boards. Faints, and Land Revenues. on or before Twelve o'Clock, on the 3. The OCEAN, Spiritually Reviewed, and compared to pass- said 13th day of November, 18'25. ing Scenes on the Land ; with various Anecdotes and Reflections. By order of the Commissioners, Third Edition, 12mo. be. boards. Diet el Wends. Oet. It, 11123. A. M. ROBERTSON. 4. The VILLAGE CHURCHYARD, or Reflections on I)Rrn3ti ROCK atd_PATENT SALT COM- zts T atr. Indrytiltu7stra=7,l7l."llBhmoNa4re.. FASHIONABLE NOVELTIES prepared for the SEASON, by G. F. CRUM/ and Co. 147, STRAND.— RICH LACE DRESSES, bordered and collonade.from 3 to 12 Guineas ; ditto, with flounces, arranged in the new style, from 5 to 20 Guineas, in extensive sanely, and from original designs ; also Squares, Scarfs, Veils, Mantillas, and other fancy articles ; Pil low and Bobbin Laces, Nets, At. ; Real Black Chantilly and Brussels Veils, Cachemere Cloaks, elegantly trimmed, and te markable for their peculiar softness, lightness, and warmth • the same material for dresses in every shade, st half the price oeMe rinos; Cachemere Shawls, upon the same principle, without any join in the border, nearly equal to Oriental produce in texture and patterns, although at a less price than the heavy British shawls with joined borders, and warranted to clean better, G. F. URGING and Co. have recently obtsined a Patent for an improvement in Ladies' Cotton Stockings, which removes the rough woolly surface, and greatly improves the texture ; to this approved aitide is added silk Hosiery, and &choice assortment of Muffs, Pe lerines, &c. wife ot . !Lenny, d from oest of id, liar he 1 , 0 6 Y h, with -Wagn &m o te . I . •ta 31i5* tn Mar! LtglowL•, --- 82. volt of 1.., in the at e late J. I'4 :et. Frs" IS 1 1),A 1 aim g• CALLIO • p WM• PERSONS DURI - - - - - -- - IA FE THE PROMOTER BENEFIT AND ANNUITY CO3IPANY insures its contributors, at small present sa crifices, from the losses occasioned by Sickness, front the privations of Old Age, and from the contingencies which too frequently threaten those, whose subsistence principally depends upon personal exertion. superannuation at given periods to Clerks in public and private Establishments —Annuities (in the nature of Exhibitions) to Cler gymen—ledical attendance by first-rate Professors, and Medicines using Sickness—Endowments for NI - Wows and Children may, amongst other advantages, be obtained at moderate rates at the Mks of the Company, 9, Chatham-place, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, boudoir,. DIRECTORS. Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH, M.P. Chairman. BENJAMIN SHAW, Esq. Deputy Chairman. John Deacon, Elul. John George Shaw Lefsvre, The /lon. 0. 11. Lawrence Esq. F.R.S. Dundas Capt. C. O. IC Phillott, R.N. Itancis Kemble, Esq. Thomas Richardson, Esq. TUSTE F. ES. John Geor g e Sh aw Leferre, R Esq. R.S.; Thomas Richardson, Esq.; Benjamin Shaw, Esq. PHYSICIANS. W illiam Back, M.D. St. Thonsaa's.street, Southwark; John Ma. son Good, M.D. Guildford -street; Janis. A. Gordon, 111. D, Finshury-square; George H. Roe, M.D. Parliament-street. SURGEONS. J. Aston Key, Esq. St. Helena-plate; Herbert Mayo, Esq. Berwick..treet, Soho. SEC a aaaa —Mr. Michael Seward. It Is the distinguishing feature of this Company to combine the advantages of the Life Insurance Institutions with those of the Be neht Societies and Savings Banks, the principles of which It applies • perms in more elevated stations of life. V ERY superior POLISH for FINE WOODS, FUR NITURE, &c. Preened by. and to be had only of, the Proprietors, Messrs. O. MARSHALL and CO., Chemists, Brewer-street, Golden uarr. Loudon, 11:1 bottles at 2s. 6d. and bs. each, with directions tar use. Insmunent-cnakers, Cabinet-makers, Upholsterers, andDealert, supplied wholesale, on liberal terms. This Polish never becomes cloudy, but will always retain a bright, beautiful, and.brilliant surface it is not injured by )..ist water being spilled on it : on the contrary, it may he Imbed steasiunally. if necessary. •.• Foe Carted Work, Heading, Lep, Atc., Polish to be used with a brush may be had at the same price, which may be applied over Cu, if required. To be had as above, The Oxygenated Soda Powders Lavender Vinegar superior eseidlitz Powders Eau de Cologne ( Jtelte:iliana Salta, in Crystals Arquebusade Water Ditto,. ditt o , i n Effl orescence L avender W ater /west Cakined Magnesia I)itto, Perfumed Pectoral Cough Drops Ditto, Mille Fleur Aromatic Vinegar Vegetable Extract laniphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, lye. And every genuine Drug and Medicine of the finest quality, for home and for exportation. Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for any di rer r. N•ll. Ail other advertised Preparations fur making the Soda and htidhu Waters, under the above Danes , are spacious. s . Merchaats, &c. supplied on libaal tenni " Domus et platens uxor."—H on. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mind," is insured by marriage; " the strictest tie of perpetual friend ship" is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Previous, however. to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperials e 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 auributable 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. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body--a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic tihre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into • 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 will our ad emcee appear questionable, sanctioq 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. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, es well as in every relaxa tion of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeel ing empiric from the position s presumptuously taken up, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation; and confident in our own honourable integrity as Members of the College of ' Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either sex (espe- 1 daily those entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal consultation ; and letters from the country are immediately answered; these must contain a remittance for advice and medicine, which can be for warded to any part of the world, however distant. DOSS and Co. 31.R.C. Surgeons, No. 11, Houeerle-street, Fleet-street, London. ",,* Just published. Seventeenth Edition, 1. The /£tllB of LIFE, a familiar Commentary on the above Diseases. 2. 11111 E I ANA, addressed exclusively to the Female Sem. May be had at 26, Pasernesser. row ; 59, PalLmiau ; 16, Princes street, Soho; 174, Fleszattest ; 4, Catherine-street, Strand. Lon doe ; Porter, 72, Orafton.street, Dublin ; Jones, 117, Tronote, Glasgow ; RI South Bridge-street, 11.41Intough; said of all Book' sellers. Price de. /t ;. - "st 001. 1 7 ...11 of Sir. VALUABLE Held for long terms of nearly Seven H ' Shares la the Ad 0111111011. rev Theatre Wa Or.. At Garzrawmay'n-CeilVoo-hoson, -.... .. - TO-MORROW, at 12, In Lots, VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, held for long tenns of years, at low and pepper-com rents, producing a rental of nearly Seven Hundred !Pounds per annum, issuing out of sundry dwelliog-houses let on leases to respectable tenants, viz. : A DWE LLING-DOUSE, No. 70, Charlottaatreet, Portland. place, in the occupation of A. Mitchell, Esq. an lease. A DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 3, Torrington-street, Torring ton-square, in the occupation of G. Caws, Esq. on lesie. THREE DWELLING-HOUSES, Nos. 1,2, 7, Henrietta street, Brunswick-rquare, in the occupation of W. Green, Eaq. Mrs. Walker, and Mrs. Miles, on lease. A DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 64, Genrge•street, Manchester square, in the occupation of Ferguson, Esq. and another, No. 62, Norton -street, Portland.road, in the occupation of J. Gilmore, Esq. on lease. A. I/WELLING-HOUSE, No. 83, Portland-street, in the oc cupation of Mr. James Spring, painter, on lease. THREE DWELLING-HOUSES, Nos. 3,6, and 7, Blen. heicn-street, Oxford -street, let to respectable tenants, on lease. And TWO DWELLING-HOUSES, Noe. 16 and 18, Upper Belgrare-place, Pimlico, in the occupation of J. (fettle, Esq. and Charles Graham. EN. on lease. THREE SHARES of FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS EACH, in the NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN; elch of which entitles the holder to free admission for the season, and fire per cent. interest per annum. The Houses to be viewed, by permission of the re.pective te nants, of whom particulars may be had; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. • • SALES BY AUCTION. • KENT, BETWEEN £LTHAM, BEXLEY, AND DART- FORD. Orpoteel good accustomed J'ilblLl-fra9ol2 FREEHOLD ILICA•LL COMPACT INN, in full trade, aed Land, upwards of seven Acme. a mat gEgiblesitumfot. R Mr. ROBINS, (Of Wartriet.houee,. Rospot-antect,) At Garrawer's Coffee-house, 'Chao-alley, Cornhill * TO- 31 01411.4./W, as lat,-isern Lots, A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, by the Road- - 1 -11. side, comprising the Blackbirds Public-house, lately erected, and containing on the upper wry fair laill-rowins ; rand an entrance mange, bar, tap-rewm, perieur, and lap claturoont i kitchen, pantries, and roomy cellars wader ; a brewuse. foia• stall good hunting stable, large yard, cart shed, and a capital kitcheo garden, well planted and stodked ; small paddock and arable land ad iotning, the whole about three acres two mods; in possession of Stn. Sarah Webb, tenant - as will. Lot 9 adjoining.--An Enclosure of FREEHOLD LAND, with double frontage, situate the comer of the road to. Haley and Bexley-beath, containing nearly fou p rz it t ai i i t i t head. May be viewed applying to the if; of John Smith, Esq. ;or to Mrs. Webb, on the - • of whom particulars be had ; also at the King's Had. Bereig tbeDolden Uwe. Bexley Heath ; Castle, Elam. Omen en. Blasitheath ;at Oarraway's; and of 31r. Robin, ' No. 179, ilegest.etrest. PALL-MALL. Commodious Family Residence,,wltitapltlas ant View of St.Jamea's Park, convenient attached and detached Offices, &c. in excellent repair. By , Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) At °areaway's Coffee-house. 'Change-alley, Comhill, TO-MORROW, at 12, AValuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, held under the Crown, for • term of nearly 50 years ; comprising • com modious family residence, recently repaired, fitted up in an elegant manlier, and tit for the immediate reception of a family of distinc tion, desirably situate N 0.77, on the south side of Pall-mall, com manding a fine view of St. James's Park, containing on the upper story two bed-rooms for servants in frost, a large dormitory at the bock, and two other sleeping-rooms, housetnaid's closet, with water laid on : a store closet, and closet with door to the roof. Second story, spacious bed-chamber in front, dressing-room adjoining, with a closet and water closet; a capital bowed bedchamber, walls papered, windows looking to the Park, and a dressing-room ad joining. First story, • morning room le front, walls papered and coloured, bordered bias, and finished with gilt mouldings, neat cornice, statuary and Sienna marble chimney piece, windows to the floor opening to a balcony, with balustre in front, a roomy landing leading tow .06mm-bowed drawing-room, windows looking to the Park, walls coloured In compartments, with pateras an-1 gilt mouldings, statuary marble chimney piece, neat cornice, door to the secondary staircase, a water closet. Orsund floor, a handsome entrance hall paved, walls wainscotted andpainted, cloak closet, fire-place, &c. ; an elegant light staircase to the first floor, closet under the stairs; a capital bowed dining ;Arbor, walls stuccoed in compartments, and painted recess for sideboard; neat cornice and dove-marble chimney-piece, window opening to the lead flat, with boxes of ivy at the extremity of which thee is an ornamental building, and • large reservoir of water; a commodious secon dary stakes-tie from the basement to the toper floor; attached and detached domestic offices, suitable to the establishment, well arranged and very convenient; wine, beer, aad coal cellars, areas, kke. Am. To be viewed by tickets. Particulars may be had on the pre mises; at the Subscription Houses, St. James's-street and Pall. mall; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, of whom tickets for viewing may be had. BOOKS AND PRINTS OF G. H. KENT, ESQ. By Mr. LEWIS, At the Bank Coffee-house, Cornhill, THIS and following Day, at 11 o'clock, including EUROPEAN SCENERY, 5 vols.; Encyclopedia ■ Bntanntca ; 'iviner's Physiognomy; Ackermann's Oxford and Public Schools ; Chalmers's Poets. 21 vols.; Ritson's Pieces ; Scott's Novels and Poetical Works; Upcott'a English Topo graphy ; Chaucer, by Tyrwhitt; Walpole's Anecdotes of Painters; London Magazine, 52 vols.; Annual Register; Biographical Dic tionary ; Books on Angling. Alss, Wilkie's Rent-day, and ether Prints ; Batty's Views on the Rhine, proofs and etchings, in Mo rocco and calf bindings, by Smith, Herring, &c. To be viewed, and Catalogues, rice Is. had at the place of sale ; and of Mr. Lewis, 8, Wilderness-row, Doswell-street. WINES AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. LONDON AND WESTMINSTER WINE AND SPIRIT COMPANY, No. 16, Strand, opposite St. 31ar tin's Church. Per Doren. Port, Vintage 1820 - 275. to 30s. I)itto Crusted - 365. 425. Ditto 5 to 8 years in bottle . -48 s 565. 'T,Paledalrown —38 s. Per Dozen. Claret, Latta and 11l ar gait; . 725. to Oils. Sparkling Cham pagne . 725. —84 s. Do. and Creaming of the first quality - 995. SL l'eray, dry and spark. 72e. Chablis - Hermitage, Red and Nirliite Moselle- Sauterne, tte, -60 s. Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds. na. Do. Amontillado - 425. —48 s. Madeira, West I odic 36a. 4'll. Do. East India . 41S. Bucellas - 36,. 425. Teneriffe, Lisbon, V i donia,& Mountain 3D,. 365. Claret, St. Julien - - —48 s. Superior Gin, 140. ; Jamaica I Six Dozen packed in a hogohel im, 1114.1 Brandy. 2.55. per gall. gratis—Bottles at mist price. ANAGEMENT, or RAISING THE WIND. L~l In Boots that reflected each form likes glass A joker enjoy'd at an Inn a good dinner ; But who can avert evil fortune ? alas ! No Blunt in the locker, this pennyless sinner, In jeopardy plac'd for his grub, left his coat, And thus on adventure was usher'd afloat. A surtout was left, which Le button'd close round him, And soon as a guest view Inn-keeper found him. He supp'd, drank his grog, went to bed, and pursuits Of Management dream'd, of the wind how to raise, When enter'il a monkey, as rose the sun's rays, And bore off in triumph his mirror-like Boots, Of raising the wind dispossessed then of fears, He rang an alarm in the Inn-keeper's ears, Who scamper'd up stairs in surprise and affright— " I'm robb d," cried the guest, " of my Boots in the night, And Coat, that tnntain'd in bank-noses twenty pounds ! This story the credulous landlord confounds; Who forth with the speed of an arrow now shoots, Then quickly returns with a new coat and boots; And twenty pounds pays, his guest's loss to replace, And save thus his house from impending disgrace- The stranger contented, his exit then made, And Pugg was, soon found In the bright Boots armed ; When came the first Vintner, with whom it now sesm'd The Joker had been, and his garment redeemed. The wily manotuvrist made good his retreat, And but for the ape had not thought of the feat. The Boots like true mirrors the incident backing— And still at the Inn 'tis a subject replete With joke, when the townsmen or travellers meet, Thus Raising the Wind, and by Warren's Jet Blacking. This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING, Prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London ; and sold in every Town in she Kingdom. Liquid, in Bottles, Bs. ltd. 12d. and 1134. each ; also Pakte Blacking, In Pots, ed. 12d. and 18.1. each. A ShiNsg Pot of Paste is equal to Four ls. Bottles of Liquid. ; and /ft /4-e4-i-.-- SALES BY AUCTION. DORSETSHIRE.—RICH DATRY FARM. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII. At the Mart. nit W EDNESI)A 4 Y, November 2, at It AFREEHOLD ESTATE, exonerated from land tax, comprising High and Lower Gerrants, a valuable Dairy Farm, consisting of 11l acres (more or less), chiefly richi meadow, pasturage. and orchard land, beautifully situated In thel fertile vale of Marahwood, in the parish of Whitechurch estrum, seven miles from Bridpert. six from Beaminster, eight froth Chard, and eight from Lyme Rasta, in the county of Dorset; wish! &farm-bonne, (Ann-yards, and agricultural building, in the oreud patlon of Mr. Isaac Orchard, whose term expires in April next, ati an obi an 4 verj low rent. syMay be viewed by application to the tenant, of whom particulars vas be had ; also at the Bull, llridport ; Beaminstejt A 'mei: Chard ; Golden Lion, Lyme Regis ; White Hart, DOT - cheater ; Antelope, Salisbury ; at the Alert; and of Mr. Shuttle with, 29, Poultry. 19i WHOLESALE TEADEALERS, 7D i • ..... MOST ELIGIBLE PREMISES, GRACECHURCH ' STREET, NEAR CORNHILL. Hy Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL At the MArt, on WEDNESDAY NEXT. Nov. 2, at THE extensive and valuable PREMISES, established for Upwards of a century in the wholesale and retail Tea Tirade (ter winch and the general Grocery business, or any concern pgairing space, light, and a populous thoroughfare, they are equally adspied)., commanding one of the finest public situquona In tbe City of-London, No. 13, on the West side of Gracechetrch- With a cor.spieitottsriiiat: a I t i rgr il co l untinghouse, and private entrance; in the upper stories, accommodations for two families, consisting of numerous bad- chambers, dining and drawing rooms, kitchens and other offices, with a dry warehouse, wine vault, and capacious cellaring or the basement. The premises are also well situated and adapted for a public trading co-npany. May be viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, Poultry, who is authorised to twat for the sale by private contract. Particulars will also Ise'; Idelivered on the premises, and at the Mart. VALUABLE REVERSIO' "OPYHOLD .'EIes,..ONS AND 1. ESTATES. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, November 2, at 12 o'clock, in Three Lots, THE absolute REVERSION to a valuable COPY HOLD ESTATE, nearly equal to Freehold (the fine being small and certain), situated in the High-street of Highgate, in the county of 31iddlessix, and comprising II substantial brick DWEL LING HOUSES and TENEMENTS, principally on Lease to respectable tenants, and producing an impforable net rental of 2301. es. per annum, to which very desirable property, the purchaser will be entitled on the demise of a Lady 73, antr`a Gentleman 55. Also the REVERSIONARY LIFE INTFRE-ST of a Gentle man. aged 33, whose life is insured, in the dividends to arise from the sum of 4,5484 12.. 10t1. New 4 per cents, after the decease of a Gentleman and his Wife in the 70th year of their age re spectively, And a Valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE, nearly equal to Freehold (the fine being small and certain), comprising 4 neat brick DIVEI;LINU HOUSES, with front and hack gardens, situated near the live mile -stone, opposite Woodland-place, Highgate, in the occupation of tenants at Will, at net rents, amounting to n 1,6. per annum. . , The premises.puty be viewed with 'else of the tenants, and par• titular had any day previous to the B.llc, of Mr. James, Solicitor Bucklersbury ; at the Gate House. Plighgate ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 2B, Poultry. BUILDING 'MATERIALS, LARGE SEED ROOM-, GROWING TIMBER, &c. New Cross. Kent-road. By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, On the Promisee, on THURSDA I% Nov. 3, at 11, ALL the useful MATERIALS of a large Brick DWELLING-HOUSE, a capital substantial Seed Room, floored and strongly timbered, 40 feet long by 20 feet wide. adsrod for a tea room, or for any temporary purposes ; barns, stables. cot tage sheds, and numerous outbuildings; together with the Grow ing Timber on the premises; late m the occupation of Mr. Ed monds, market gardener, New-cross Turnpike, in the Kent•road. The materials comprise sound brick-work, plain and pan tiling, timbers, flooring boards, wainscoting, doors, assh windows, and casements; internal fittings, marble chimney-pieces, stone and brick paving, iron palisade fencing, lead pumps, quartering and weather boarding, and numerous useful articles; also, upwards of 100 elms, trees, and willow pollards, now growing in the hedge rows. May be viewed one day previous to the vale. when Catalogues may be had, on the premises ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 211, Poultry. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, Our. 24. Wind W. to N.N.W.—Nigh Water 54 min. past 9. Arrived three Irish Mails. Arrived the Ardent, Davies, from Pernau ; Wellington, Muller, from Dantric ; IR bon Willer, Jantzen, from Dantzic ; Com merce, Cordincr, from St. Petersburgh ; Carl Henrick, Laugheff, from Wolgast. Three brigs off at half-past four. The Dart, Blare, from Liverpool, has arrived at Detneraza. The Montego Bay, —, for Demerara, sailed yesterday, has put hack. The Rapid, —, from Bahia, has arrived at Cuxhaven. The Lune, Brown, from Liverpool, for Miramichi, has arrived in the Gut of Canso ; out 42 days. She has lust an anchor and cable. _ The sloop Christina, from Douglas, in the Isle of Man, with barley, is sunk in the Old Dock Gut. The Six Sisters, 13igland, from St. Petersburgh for Liverpool, was left at Stromness lBth instant, all well, by the Ardent. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. ARRIVAL AT BATAVIA.—The Woodlark, Brown, from Lon don, the 20th May. The Henry, Ferrier, from New South Wales to Singapore, was totally lost, the 15th April. in Torres Straits ; crew saved. Capt. Ferrier, it is said, has arrived in the Providence, and would land at Deal. The Bonne Mere, Aguard, from the Mauritius, arrived at St. Maloes, the 21st Oct. SHIP SPOKEN WITH—The Asia, Stead, from New South Wales to Bengal, on the 25th April, in lat, 11, S. long. 14. G. E. ST. HELENA, SEPT. 2.—The Harriet, Fulcher, from Singa pore, was to sail from St. Helena, for London, the 4th Sept. The Providence, Remmington, has arrived off Portsmouth—she sailed from Calcutta, the 7th of April, Kedgrre, the 27th of April, Sand Heads, the 6th of May, Mauritius the 15th of July, and St. Helena, the 2d of Sept. ARRIVALS AT TILE MAITRITTUS.—The Philip Dundee, Scatwell, from New South Wales and Timor, the Ist of July ; the Admiral Buskes, George, from Batavia, the Bth of July ; the Francis, Wilkins, from Sumatre, the I Ith of July ; the Alexander, Rube. (Dane') from Batavia, the 12th of July. SAILING FROM THE MAVRITII7S.—The Ville de Marseilles, David, for Madras and Bengal, the 15th July. ARRIVALS AT ST. HELENA.—The Savinis, Juan de Age°. front Manilla, the 31st Aug. ; and the Harriet, Fulcher, from Sin capore and Anjeer, the Ist Sept. SAILING 'nom Sr. HELENA.—The Adrian, Gordon, for London, the 27th Aug. SINGAPORE.—The Horatio, Oakley (country brig), of Bengal, was blown up at Singapore, the end of June, and only the master saved. It ' 1 . 1111111 , * • L.Arn ^•-•• SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM- HOUSE, OCT. 24. SHIPS ENTERED Inwaans.—The Perseus, Jackson, from Quebec; Cadmus, Snowden, front ditto; Hebe, Brown, from Dantzie ; Express, M'ells,from Gibraltar: Renown, Julian, trom Youghall ; Friends, Edwards, from ditto ; Friends, Brown, from , Ross; Neptunus, Ahrens, from Wismar; Hobbs, Buchannen, from Standgate Creek ; Matthias and Cicilia, Larsen. from Chris. tiania ; Unanimity, slurdy:' from Dentin ; Alexy, White, from ditto; Thirza, Rogers, from Ilamburgh ; Jonge Jan, Borer katnp, from 'Worcum ; Vroew Dieuwke, Dykstra, front ditto; Rookwood Lawson, from Davis Straits; Charles and Ellen, Has ? kelt, from Boston, U. S. ; Helena, Garritt, from Dantzic; Aran, Osberg, from Odle; Rickard, Forster, front Dantsic ; Familien, Neese ,from Sundswall ; Neutralitaet, Hagen, from Rostock. Eryrkain OUTWARDS—The Rebecca, Scott, for San Lunar and Seville; Commerce, Fournier, for Calais; :Hirable', Stopper, fur St. Vincent's ; Jonge Joanna, Nieberding, for Antwerp ; Nes bitt, Quelock, for Jamaica; Westbrook, Hall, for ditto; Deme rara Packet, Dew, for ditto ; Friends, Holland, for ditto. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAYESEND.—The Sarah Margaret, Sheader, for Hamburgh ; Saltoud, Dalrymple, for Dominus : Paris, Stonehouse, for St. Petershurgh ; Julius, Jackson, for St. Kitts; Comet, Rivets, for Naples; Butiaan, Beelin, for Rotterdam ; Latona, Lovie, for Demerara. Czt•storc. OUTWARD..—The Prince Frederick, Atherden, for Rotterdom ; Magaret, Hart, for ditto; %Yin. Galt, Lott, for Hayti ; Mars, Baillie, for Tobago ; Bramin, Brewster, for Charles. ton; Magnet, Grant, for Cape Coast Castle; Vriendscbap, De Vries, for Amsterdam; ,Ituby, Cospahy, for Lisbon; George Clark, for Teneriffe and Calcutta; Marshall Bennett, Arthur, for Yucatan, Honduras; Comet, Brown, for Frederickstadt ; Floyd, Perkins, for New Orleans; Active, Arena, for Oporto. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. .FALNODYLT, Oce..2ll.—Arrlied the Simmer packet from Lie i bon in 13 days; the Wilna, Tait, front London for Rio Janeiro, I J..- • .4.444.4 e! • • 3^ f .!..1 7 _-• Price 7(). itcrt it*lrro at 4 at 11 / 4 Namf . with her mainmast sprung ; the Sarah, Booster; ernso lou of Anchors and cables, and windlass upset. Sailed r ssnnah, King, for Tobago; the Agenoria, Aberdeen, for Luken; anti thi Pomona, Ham, for Faro. Itre44oarns,Ocr. 113.—A ship is passing up Channel, sup posed to he the Severn. Cowes, OCT. 24.—Arrived the Ratcliff, Coleman, ta4is4 bark,' front London for the South Seas, lout an anchor 4.04 war y' : The Cincinnatus, Bliss , American ship, Railed for New rk, an! brought tip off Yanuelpth. The Tally Ho returned last menial& pt under weigh this morning, and got out to sea. • Poitipatou To, OCT. 24—Arrived his Majesty's ship S rowhawk, from the Mediterranean, and is under eptesimisibel Duchess of York and the Hope transports, frpsn C.hathans; Salaciai 'learn, from the Downs, for Jamaica t and -the,gatel Coleman, from ditto fit the South Seas, with lees of aaelsees cables. MASTI/CGR, OCT. 24.—The Jupietr, Stricker, from Stettin to Bordeaux, having spronk a leak,' was abaudoned 1-R' inst. in lat. 53, N. long. 3, E. Crew saved by the Thetis, Skirmci, of Stock holm, for Nentm, and landed here yesterday eveuirg, Dorris, OCT. 24.—We bear learn Calais that a largo quench' of the Baron of Renfrew's cargo has floated on al eve near the Gra. relines. DEAL, OcT. 24 —Attired and sailed for the River the Oman, Scott, from Honduras ; Barrett, Davies, frdm St. Domingo. het mainmast struck by lightning, foremast sprupg, end other damage. Passed throngh—the Gales, Hudson, from St.. John's. Ism Brunswict.lor Sunderland. Sailed, the Comet, for Naples,. and the Nassau, ftidtile, fbr Madeira. Several anchors and cables halve been landed here, that ho been picked up in the 'towns. belonging to teasels that parted from their anchors in the late gale,. ItaatioarE, OCT. 23.—Pick4d up off Broadstairs and landed this place yesionlay, at anchor. about cwt. we ed stock, new plan ,lhaoy, with about*. fatherbsi chain. and about Iv!, fathom, ;4111Prich cable, supposed to have been lost from the-Sarah, a Yarrnoutii. An anchor, II cwt. S gr . *, WOO4l atoek , with 60 fathom lA-inch chain, 40 fathoms of 11 Inch-cable, nun buoy and rope:. An anchor, 7 cwt. 3 r.s. 21 lbs., wood stock, with G 3 fathoms of laiach patent chain, and 40 fathoms of 10-inch cable. MARGATE, OCT. 24.—Landeil bete to-day an angbor, abode 6cwt. with about .45 or 50 fathoms of A-inch chain, cask b and Cuoy rope, taken up in Westgate Bay. Alto an anchort% chain, wish an anchor and length of cable, reported to be those re. eerily lost by the ship Sarah and Elizabeth, Hews, off here. .. GRAPESEN n, Oct. U.—Arrived tine lloffoutig, Frouden, front Stettin Delphine, Evers, front Memel ; Inclination, Doetjen, from Bremerd; Robert and Ann, Straughan. from Mimic z Fawn. Barbrough, from ditto; Elizabeth, Wiight, from Amsterdam; Maria, Brinkman, from Rostock I Maria, Dodd, front Pillau c Puarge, budicke, from ditto; Betty, Richer from Haniburgh. Sailed the Posthumut , Reed, for Sierra Leone; Helen.-Kydd, for Gibraltar • Underwood. Rimington, for Demerara ; Albion, Bur.. rell, for Leghorn; and 'fiber, Ruotnc for Bremen. Hu lA, OCT. 24.—The Hylton, from Si. John's, N. Bs for this port, put into Lerwick 16th inst. water.logged. The Goy Meyers, of North 'Shields, in on shore at Saltflect. Ota IEE NOC , Oct. 22—The Comet steam boat, 111'1nnes, from Inverness to Glasgow, with about GO passengers, came hi contact with the Ayr luggage steam boat. 51•Clelland, from.hence for Ayr,. yesterday morning about one o'clock, ow Kempock Point, neat Gourock, when the Comet almost immediately filled with water and sunk ; the master, three of the crew, and seven passenger. saved ; eleven of the bodies and about 90 package!, luggage, hers been washed on shore. The Ayr put back to this port iii a leaky . state, and sailed again last night, after repairing damages \VET roe co, OCT. 21.—The Thomas and Jane, Column, of and for Cork, from Glasgow, was driven on shore at the entrance, of this port yesterday, during a heavy gale ; crew saved. Tito Mary and Eliza, MeyWr, of this port, from Bangor. Is totally lost at the North entrance of this port, and four of the crew drowned. WESTPORT, OCT. 21.—The Anne of Greerock, Brown, Went Archangel for Limerick, was driven on •bore 100 inst. near Illacksod, and has gone to pieces ; crew saved. BAStRRO. OcT. 22.—The Robert and Jennet, from S•ornaway,,' was totally lost yesterday, near Holy Island, during a heavy gale,. and only two of the crew saved. lERSEY, OCT. 20.—The Goodintent, PriatilN, 'arrived fine Bristol and Guernsey, 10th inst. ;"on the following day parted bee anchors, drove on the rocks, and DOW lies a wreck. Most of tits cargo saved. . . EFFECTS OF THE LATE GALES., WESTPORT, OCT. 21.—There is much appearance of wreck' along this coast, and some spars and remains of tobacco stems haves come on shore in this and Achil Bay. Wxx roan, OCT. 19.—A rehooner struck on the Rush Bank to the north of this harbour, 18th inst., and -almost immediately writ to pieces.' It is feared the crew were drowned.. ARCHANGEL, SEPT. 30.—The Royal Charlotte. which sailed.' on the 16th inst., has returned, having sprung a kale . ; shetos dn.( loaded her cargo, and will undergo some repaint'. . • An express from Calais arrived in town yesterda y afternocn i j which stated that the Baron of Renfrew had enti gone to pieces. Her deck, in three separate pieces, was' was heon shore nom (ler vellum The Majestic. Barton. from Yarmouth to the Baltic, ran ott' shore near Ilogeheas the II th inst., but is expected to be got off: The Briton, Davis, from Guernsey to Dantzic, was driven co.: shore near that port the llth inst., and it was feared would not bar got off: The Ceres, Miller, from Lame to Riga, ran on 'Chore on the' Swinebottoms 11th inst., but got off, and went to Copenhagen t. repair. The Horatio (country brig), Oakley, was blown up, at Siege.' pore, the latter end of J une, and only the master saved. The Salisbury, Scott, from Liverpool to St. Petcrsburgh, waif driven on shore the 3d inst. on Gothland, and bilged. The Caledonia, Primrose, front Wick to Dublin. wad driven on shore near Wick, but has been got off, and arrived at Wick. This Lily, Land, from London to Hull, has put into Yarmoutht ciismasted, having been struck by lightning. The Flora, Schoffer, from Memel, has put into Elsinore, haring, been on the Lapsand. The Henry, Ferrier, from New South Wales, was lost in Tome Straits, 15th April—crew saved. The Caraibs, —. from Martinique to Bordeaux, was driven eur shore near Pouillac Ilith inst. The Jupiter, —, from Stettin to Bordeaux, was abandoned at sea on the 18,h inst. The blathilde is totally lost neat Boulogne. • --- --- A GIRL BORN WITHOUT A TONGUE. • ---..a.--_ M. De Jussieu informed the Royal Academy, that lie had seen at Lisbon a girl of about fifteen, who bad heat born without a tongue. He examined her very attentively. In the place of a tongue was a fleshy substance, which he found was able to contract and dilate itself; oT course it had all the muscles of a tongue. The place where a tongue should be remained plump and full, as if die tongue had been in being. lie examined after how she performed the several functions of the tongue, and first as to speech. She pronounced several words so distinctly, that had he not known she wanted the tongue, he could not discover by her speech the deficiency. She however pro nounced the letters c, f, g, 1, u, k, s, t, x, z, with more dd. flcultv than the other consonants. ‘l'hen she pronounced them, site inclined her head forward, drawing back the chin, as it were, to the larynx, in order to raise it in a base with her teeth. The second function of the tongue,—the taste,—shc had at exquisite as any body. She told M. De Jussieu that slia found an agreeable taste in those dry sweetmeats be hid given her. Thirdly, she performed mastication with difficulty. The above fleshy substance was not lung enough to gather up and keep the food under the teeth ; she was here obliged to use the lower jaw, which, through habit, she could either approach or remove from under the superior, as she wanted to bring the morsel she would grind under the upper jaw. She sometimes used the finger for the same purpose. Fourthly, deglutition must needs be difficult to her. The tongue naturally forms itself into a kind of hollow, some what like a spoon, by which means it gathers every apm in the mouth, and protrudes it into the pharynx; bile here nature and use from her infancy had in some measure supplied this want of a tongue. The muscles attached to the above fleshy substance raised themselves up, forming at the same time a kind of rhima, which in some way, acting the part of a tongue, protruded the aliments into the pharynx, she observing to incline her head forward, which facilitated their descent: those, together with the labial muscles, helped her, by their contraction, to spit oat what was in her mouth. M. Roland, surgeon at Saumur, had a case pretty nearly the same. A boy, nine years old, lost his tongue by a mortification that arose from an ulcer hetad after die small-pox. There was this difference ; the root of the boy's tongue was bifurcated, and tolerably apparent,- whereas the root of the above girl's was round and small. Thts boy also could speak, and perform the other ignitions of the tongue like this girl.—Medieal Adviser. New Ft F.ET Maria sz.—The Recorder, Comblatailtiff geant, and City Officers, held a Court of Compensate s at Guildhall, yesterday, for the adjustment of the clainba a by the owners of houses that must come down fok tion of the new market, in lieu of the moot 0, market. run rts the of the jog, MC. ly to !de-