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7 • - ' ` c , '' L t 4- i. - "RI iIG- L... ~L . t I """ C A / r& ~. , 4 _ , ‘ I / e- L' p ~ „ It Tb it 313nit0 No. 6,816. LONDON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1824. Price 7d. WITH A MG OF LETTERs FROM THE POST-OFFICE THE LONDON AND ROTTERDAM REGULAR PACKETS, Duke of Kent 117 tons Captain D. Pound. Earl of Clancartv 120 tons - J. Heath Rottedam ; 1:10 tons . J. Laming Earl Bathurst 12( 0 tons - F. F. Gibbs. "The above vessels are of the first class. One of these Packets ssrls from off' the Custom-house for Rotterdam every Saturday night, and they are fitted in tile most aprtort...l manner far the accommodation of passenrrs. Paasage-moncy 22. 125. 6d. whicli includes Board and customary Baggage. Apolwation fee Passsgc to he made to the Masters on board the Vessels. of Brewer's-quay; but. with respect to pods, to Messrs. Jahn 1110.1 and Co. 6, Circus. Mirories. Ile Puke of Kent sails nest Saturday. BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE. CARRIAGE-WAY STOPPED FOR THE PRESENT. !limes:or Housz, 4rn Ocroate., Idea. IT having been represented to the Right Honourable the Lori Mayor, by the General Purpose Committee, that the lowering the Acclivity of Blaekfriars Bridge cannot be carried into effect without the Stoppage of the Carriage-way. Notice Is hereby given, that the CARRIAGE-WAY over Rlackfrias Bridge will in consequence be STOPPED for FOUR TEEN DAYS from and after Monday nett. the Ilth instant, in order to reduce the Acclivity of the Bridge Macadamise it. By order of the 'tight Hon. the d Mayo'. F ANCIS 110BLER. frt. OBORGE*B-FIEL DS. is Royal fi*bnen the Dun of YORK, President. SAAIDEE BONA NII4CET, Eli. Treasurer. THIS INST.FfUTION besting Rs its Manufactory a large (timothy of very strong SHOEfI, particularly suitable for the Children of Charity Schools, will sell them at reasonable price*, with a liberal discount for money payment. The Trades of Printing, Bookbinding, Tailors' Work, Rope. making, and Twine-spinning, are also carries on in the Society's Manufactory; in any of which Branches. the orders of Individuals, as well as of Public Institutions, .are earnestly . solicited, it Wing from tine produce of these Trades that the Society derives a con sidtraWe part of its support. OYAL EIIiCHANA3E ASSURANCE OFFICE. established by Royal Charter, in the Reign of King tleorge the That. Sin?. VOL Persona whose Annutd Prooknoto fall due on the 29th blatant are hereby Informed that lloopigoo are TOW ready to be delivered at the Company's Odes, ever she Royal Eaettange and in Pall -mall. ss well as by their rosipordso Arms in the several Counties ; and the Parties assoned sea requertal to apply for the renewal of their Nikita on or Whoa the lith &Oasis, rest, as the usual Fifteen Pays allowed ler Payment, beyond the date of each Policy, will them expire. SAMUEL FENNINO, Jun. Secretary. ••• Attendance is given daiiy at the mid Offices, for the Asau. mama Build, °sada. Unbeaten. and Ships in Harbour. Vork or wift budding, too Lot or Damage by Firs; and alesfag the Amoomii oCond 81*6 Annuities 00, Lives. N.R..—Fire Phis PM be Loa frse of expense to tie toured *here the annual prods& amounts to 6s. or upwards. 14 0 6T, a WATERLOO MEDAL, belonging to Janie; Simmons. Third 13atudion Grenadier Guards. It was lo n . posed to be lost in the Barrack.rocien of the Porttnan4treet B e r e . racks, in the early part of this week. Ore Guinea Reward will be given en the recovery of th e pre _ perry ; and if stolen, en the conviction of the *render. Apply to the Sergeant.Maror, at the Portman street Bursa% Pawnbrokers are requested astap the parties should it be offered m • pledge. DISH IS CONTRACTOR FOR THE NEW LOTTERY SCHEME. MO evince gratitude for past favours, and be zealous to .1. merit future support, is no more than our duty, and 111511 always feels grateful pleasure in discharging this duty ; and is now thanking. his hest Friends, the Public, for past kindness, kg is happy to announce that Forums, as usual, enables hint to do so, Dot merely by words, but in a Capital way, having mow and shared in the drawlagerneluded yesterday, 15,556 : . . . • Prise of ._ . . 10,0501. - No. 1199 . . Another Prise of . . 510.000 L 12,095 . . 1!,060 10,560 . . .I:3* I 7.404 . . /2211 8,744 . . . 1,000 11,696 . . . 300 10,333 . 11178 . . . 1,001 14,378 . . . WO 11.074 . . . MN 635 . . . 510 1,603 . . . 223 11.745 . . . fel 1487 . . . 510 3,259 . . .MI 18,073 . . . 200 111511 invites the fortunate Holders is receive their Money, and pxrehase (instead of Twenty Thousands) Thirty Thousands, in the New Lottery Scheme, BISH THE CONTRACTOR. This being the Last Grant of Parliament, the Minister hav ing determined to discontinue Lotteries altogether, BISII has felt snore than common anxiety in forming the Scheme, so as to meet universal approbation ; as it is too probable this will be th e l as t, as Contractor, lie shall have the honour of submitting to Ilia Bene fictors, the Public, by whose kindness for a long series of years be has been placed at the head of the Lottery business. 01511 has been solkitous to combine in this New Scheme, all the popular points which formed the atteections of the last: he has increased the value of the Capital., how 20,000 L to 30,0001. Ills Offices have always been in high favour with Fortune whenever 34,0001. Prizes formed pan of the Scheme, having sold the First 30001. ever drawn; the Last ever drawn; and Three all in One Lottery ! (an event unparalleled in Lottery annals); and from this uniformly good lurk. it was often observed " When Bish is Con. tractor, we can gain 30,4100 f. by a iVhole Ticket, insteadof 20,000 L; arta 1,11751. by a S . xteenth, instead of 1,240 L ! DISH has also preserved all the popular points of attraction is the last Scheme, as No Blanks, All Staling Money, &c. H.: re spectfully submits the Scheme with confidence, to the Public, and solicits their early favours, as the interval to the Thawing is very short, and all will be decided in one day, TUESDAY, 3d Norma:F. SCHEME. of . t 30,100 Money . . £60.2.00 2 . . . 2,000 Money . . 4,000 4 . . . . 4,020 Money . . 4,080 4 . • • . 620 10 . . . . 210 Money . . Massey . . 2 2,100.080 10 . • • • . 21)0 Money . . 2,000 20 . . • . 811 Money . . 1.600 46 . .O 0 Money . . 1,440 No Blanks, as each hOf the above, as well as y uu other Number in tlic Lottery, will reeeire AL, b ev erik I "'" 19,900 Numbers. i 177,010 No. 1 to decide 10,001, and so on in numerical progression. Tickets and Shaw for the above grand Scheme are Selling by 111511, Contractor, 4, CornLill, and 9, Chasing-cross, Loudon ; and by all BiNh's Agents throughout the country. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE. STRAND. OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a to coati division of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur. Lae, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Hathets.i, with every Con of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East and West !Man, New Smith Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs. Cabin W as h-h an d S tan d s, CAM Lampe, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted u p , neat and e l egant , at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed. ding, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, be. A large assortm en t o f Varexy and Infantry Swords, Deaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, Ac. be. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win. ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection. from their excellent quality, first style of workm ans hip, an d moderate price. The whole of the -Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan. of fifty yeits standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but one Ready Blowy Price, from which no discount or abatement will be Made under any circumstances. N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe. that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are in Elmer 'Change. A lAA of the East India Company and Licensed Shape, and 3luening Papers, are constantly kept. IMPOSTURE UNMASKED. rp HE Progress of Merit, although frequently assailed, AL is not impeded by Envy and Detraction. Theaggression o f ambuscade terminates in defeat; and conscious rectitude WU. ineely triumphs in the attainment of the grand --public t:rprobation. The test Of experience is the guarantee o object—public ', favour, siiii has established WARREN'S BLACKING in general esti matton ; of which there exists not a stronger proof, titan the tacit uknowledgment of a boat of servile imitatnrs, who surreptitiously obttude en the unwary a spurious preparation as the genuine ar. title, to the great disappointment of the unguarded purchaser, and manifest injury of Warren, whose character and interest, by this iniquitous system, are equally subject to detriment. It becomes, taerefort, an indispensable duty, to caution the public against the manteuvres of unprincipled vender*, who having no character to lose, and stimulated by avarice in their nefarious pursuits, aim to the scALuisition of [honey through any medium but that of honour. The onginal and matchless Blacking boars on each bottle salmi direction, with the signature "RO ERT WARREN •" all others are counterfeits; and in numy instance/the imposition labels are artfully interlined with a dttrerent address. in very small cha rt:tees, betrrecu the more convictions ones of " No. 30," and " STRAND." It is earnestly recommended to shopkeepers amid others, who are il..scived by base fabrications of Warren's Black to return die detected trash to the source from whence kcaine c.,d expose the machinations of rascality to merited obloquy. Warren's Marking is surpassingly brilliant; it excludes damji.., tires pliancy to the leather, retains Its priuine virtue in all clothes. and, combining elegonce with comfort, is an article equally if indispensable fashion t.nd t•old byevery respectable i'ender in ‘c w n a-d country, 1.11 at & L , 12d.; ant: 1 1 ' . .1. cub. BWKS PUBLISHED. /VIEMOIAS of PAINTING. By W. BUCHANAN, 11 E sq . Containing a Chronologteal History of the !amen. snot; of Pictures by the great Misters into (heat Britain since the period of the Fienet Revolution, with Critical Remarks thereon; and Sketches of Character of the leading Masters of inn s =Mu' Schools of Painting. 2 vols. Ovo. 24.1. Published by R. Ackermann. 101, Strand, and to be had of all BookSeietS ill Town and Country. h E.,!jr„(o)ltTluof Volumes ( 2 7 Ow octavo, HENRY or : pe e GREAT. Two length Portrait of Henry, by (faultier, price 245. boards. " That the present work is ably written, and exhibits a spirited narrative of facts. will be manifest from the extracts which follow. The account of the massacre of St. Bartholomew is the fullest in our language, and so curious, that we hare judged it proper to transfer the entire article, for its own sake, as well as to exhibit the talents of the auc..or."—ltlonthly Magazine. Pritted for Harding, Tripltook, and Lepard, London. This day is published, in one voL Itmo. price as. boards, ,t N ACCOUNT of the COLONY of VAN I)IE MEN'S LAND, principally designed for the use of Emi grants. By EDWARD CURL Esq. " I purpose to explain those points on which persons intending ! to emigrate to Iran Diemen's Land usually requite information. to give them a gestalt] Account of the Colony xnd its Inhabitants; and the p rospects held out to Emigrants; to she, them how to turn thet means, often very limited, to the best advantage; and to give them such albite se ay be nor Ail is alma easaarticantent, st wit - at rho Tery arduous undertsking."—Prefeee. Printed for (len. Cowie and Co., 31, Poultry; W. sad C. Tait, Edirb;:rght and U. and J. Robinson, Liverpool. gI.IIE NEWS of LITERATURE and FASHION, 1. containing all the News of Literature and the Fine Arts, of Society, Manners, and the Drams, and of Cisilvand Political Af. fairs, as well as of Science and Art in general. Published every Saturday 3lorning, prim 81, by E. D. Pouchie, i. Brydges-street, Covent-garden; and may be had of all the prin cipal ;Newsmen. SAI.ES BY AUCTION. KENT AND SUSSEX. Valuable Mansion, with 9211 Acres of Land ; Lind Tax redeemed. By DRAYTON and VENTOM. At the Auction Mart, near the Bank, on WEDNESDAY, • October 13, at Twelve, under tho Trusts of tha Will of Jesse °region, Esq. deceased ; in Eieen Lots. Lot 1. A VA LUABLE F ght REEHOLD ESTATE, t 1 known as 310 OR HOUSE, situate ia the pleasant village of Ilawkhunt, in the county of Kent ; eiseowidag a i m o dern capital brick-built family mansion, with shod soot, ed within the last fourteen years, under the supteintentismosed a sur veyor of eminence, without restriction, presenting a handsaws tali form elevation, approached by a lawn, with esishooetwoep and portico_; the back front opening to a stoseinweem, mai a Anode extendng over the mime. On the pun:dollar, to asg en trance.hall, and vestibule supported by pillars ; biodemoodraw ooloos ing room, communicating with a conserveto ; sod billiard. rooms, of large dimensions ; library and mohrer. On the first door are four boot bed-roouts, with and patent water-closet. On the second Soar, fair asswdsr, &am bers and three store-roma. TM domes& eneagnmeat embraces offices of the usual desertptiaa, with two savants' chetah's. The outbuildings consist of bnwbaaas, !sundry, stabiles he seven horses, hanees.rooms, double coach.house, with Id* 11111111111101. servants' rooms over. Detached se the erections of delsywas's house, five cottages, emir and yet lodges, open etabit‘phigsrtak mushroom-house, sad eery other requisite buildiatiu ttigether with 116 ACRES yr this ARABLE, PASTURE, sad WOOD LAND, Il ararain In a high state of cultivation, the whole within a fence. The house is surranndod by dui*. pireatiris, and haming-grounds, two Ilipenes._ 4sodesno• limbo re lower and kitchen pedline, endosig ed edet vas. t Issioned on an eminence,. COTtlllllllWillig mine and pktiounine views ads. surrounding minim ad of a .menand lids ad fa. tile °Amy ; is disease about three din Am Dllonnell, Ste from Cranbrook, three ads bolt from SntMeM go bon Roberts bridiain ga l horn T y siilmi fatness e gm slows Ihno um map= f fel demi and i• lon mot aid dal: of t he descrintim M oktionny, as the iliolgoieni ors giudnimna. Note.--Foul damned pon& nasy nansin an nosetirge, sod Im mediate possession may be had. Lot_. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called CANA EA in tijhe parishes of Ilswkhurst and Saiihurst, contiguous-to Lot I i com prising 23 aces of hop, arable, and wood land, with a stone-built maw. thereon ; possvesing the peculiar advantage of a strong Chalybeste Spring, of the sante properties as those of Toolmiks Wells. - TitTs estate has a rote for Kent and Susses. Lot 3. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, calkd EAST HEATH FARM, adjoining Moor House Lands, in the parish of Hawk hurst ; comprising 104 arm of hop, arable, pasture, and wood hinds, with superior farm-house, two cottages, oast.houss, and other buildings thereon. Lot 4. A FREEHOLD ESTATE. called TIIORPS and STREAM FARM, in the road from Ilawkhurst Moor to Sand hurst; consisting ofbl antes of hop, arable, pasture, and wood land, with farm-house and other buildings thereon. Lot b. A FREEHOLD ESTATE. called LITTLE WIO. SELL, in the parishes of Sailhurst and Budiatn, in the county of sur«ex ; containing 212 acres, of hop, arable, pasture, and rood Ion& with farm-house, cottage, oast-house, and other buildings. $l,OOOl. may remain on mortgage. In 6. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe Free, called RED. LANDS ; containing 105 acres of hop, arable, pismire, and wood land, in the parish of Sailburst, on the east side of the town of Ro bertshridge, in the county of Sussex, with excellent farm-house, osst-house, and other buildings; in the occupstion of Mr. Samuel Weeks. Lot 7• THREE FREEHOLD rod COPYHOLD COT. TAUES, near the Church, at Hawkhatot. Lot S. A FREEHOLD HOUSE, contiguous to Lot 7, with 12 ,teres of stable and pasture land, with cottage, bans, and build. togs thereon ; in the occupation of Mrs. Jesse thews. Lot 9. A FREEHOLD HOUSE and MALTING, with 11 acne ot land, with • ash.pond, adjoining Loit ;in the tenure of Serjeant and Pip -1, Lte.lo. TWOTOPYIIOI.I3 COTTAGES, adjoining Hawk. burst Moor, with large garden; in the tenure of Hopkins and Roberts. Lot 11. A FREEHOLD COTTAGE,with GARDEN, bound ed by the road, form the Moor to Highgate ; in the tenure of Ri chard Piper. Lot 12. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, called BISHOPS, in the parishes of Cranbrook and Hawkhurst, eon to the turnpike road ; consisting of 125 acres of hop. posture, and wood land, with farm -house, oast-house, and other MMus, ; in the se cupation of Mr. Kemp. Lot 13. A FREEHOLD E S TATE, ailed STONE MARSH. in the parish of Stone, in the Isle of Olney, in the county of Kent. within three miles of Rye; containing 82 acres of excellent pasture land, in live inelosures. Lot 14. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, adjoining the preceding Lot, called STONE MARSH I consisting of 14 Acres of arable land, in the tenure of Mr. Springett. Lot IS. A FREEHOLD ESTATE. known as EAST MAY. TOMS, I. the perish of Holman, within four miles of Tenter den, consisting of 24 ogres, is three incloeures. Lot 16. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, in the parish of Ninfekl, in the county of Sussex ; in the occupation of Mr. Landsell ; con sisting of 22 arms of arable. pasture, and meadow 141 d, with farm house and other buildings thereon. Lot 17. A COPY HOLD COTTAIDE, in the parish of Heath. field, in the county of Sussex, called LITTLE SMITHS ; in the tenure of Mr. Jarman. Lot 18. A FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTATE, in the pariah of Wal d ron, in Sussex, known as SHARP'S COR NER ; containuig 16 acres of arable. meadow, pasture, and wood land, in the occupation of Mr. Uoidandth. Lot One may be viewed by Tickets, which with particulars may be had of Messrs. °reason and Foonereau, Solicitors, Angel. matt, Throgmorton-street, London ; and the remaining Property. by permission of the Tenants. Printed particulars had at the Queen's Head, Ilawkhurst • Hare and Hounds, Flimyrell; George, Cranhrook Swan. Sancitunt George, Itubertsbridge • AVoolpack, Tcnterden ; George, Bye; the Sussex Hotel, Tonbridge Wells; Rase and Crown, Ton bridge • Fountain, Canterbury ; Bell, Maidstone ; Swan and Caatte, ° Hasting,; George, Battle ;'Star, Lewes ; Chequers. Lam berhurst ; Crown, Sevenoaks; George, Farnborough; the White Ilart, Bromley ; Green Man, Blackheath ; of Mr. Willsher, Surveyor, Hurst's Green ; at the Auction Mart ; and of Brayton and Ventom, Auctioneers, Surveyors. and Estate Agents, ill, Leadenhall-street, where Plans of the Property may be inspected. TO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN RETURNING VROM THE SEA SIDE. superior excellence of FOX'S VEGETABLE Ji CREAM has very justly given it a decided preference to any tuber article made use of for the Hair, and is particularly re commended to Ladies 3::c1 Gentlemen whose flair may have been injured by See Bathing, or other causes, as yossesain„.• qualities the mint efficacious for preventing it frau fallin o ff , and restaring it to it s former healthful state and beauty, a w ell as preserving its colour and curl. _ . _ . . ...... Suld in Pottiest. 3s. GI. and 70. each, by the tole Proprietor, No. 454, Strait, cppositsVilliers-stroet, *We the greatest atten. tiun is paid W the cutting of Lattic e and Gentlesten'it Hair. *old also by wort respectable Yeritailicrn TOM Ind Country. BALES BY AUCTION. THE VALUARIA; AND VERY EXTENSIVE FREE HOLD ESTATES OF THE LATE MARQUIS OF ORMONDE. Tii;illerlritititioes of Coal and Iron-Store, ip Derby.bire. Suf. fa:11614:o. rat Wari.isk.hirz. Mews. 111 /SINS, • Ai the Angel Intl, ChesteriAd, in the oonnty of D:rhy, on FRID.IY and SATURDAY, the 2.M and 23d days of Oc her (for the First Bab); at the Bell lon, Derby, on WEDNES DAY and THURSDAY. the 37th and tilt days of October (for the Sxond); at the Roe Buck Tavern, Newcastle-under. Lyne, es MONDAY, November 1 (for the Third); at the Craven Arms, (;oventry, on WEDNi:SDAY, November 3 (far the Fourth); and at the Auction ,dart, on THURSDAY. November 18 (fin the nth); by direction of the Trustees for Sale of the Enslish Boat= of the late Marquis of Ormonde, under an Act of Parliament, in various and suitable Lots, FOR t.tr VISIT SALE, THE valuable ant} highly improval;le FREEHOLD ESTATES af the lite Manlius of ORMONDE, 1N TIIE COUNTY OF DERBY, _ . . very desirablildtusie — itiLhosteriichl, Newbold, Brimingham. Bratup•on, Walton, As:trwer, Hamad, Morewood :%loo:e. and Wheutert,ft,and comprehending several excellent Farots,ir.cluding altogether 2,450 ACRES OF LAND. The land-tax redeemed on :11.! Wit Ole, and in the occupation of a respectable tenantry, at exceedingly low rents, which at Lady-day next will justify a euuaidcxaole augmentatio••. Thae are VAN:MOLE C OLLIERI ES, . . . .- • • and productive illneaiivariorTspartvoiii7;}:stste, beside a Share in the Manvr Ashover, with all the rights and privileges thereunto appertaining. TOR THE RECORD. All the capital FREEHOLD FARMS and ESTATES, cligi. bly situate between Derby and Mansfield. comprehending THE EODNOR AND IIEANOR ESTATF.S,_ in the County of Derby, is the occupation of must respectable Te nants, at low rents. which at Lady-day nest may be greatly in. creased. The roperty comprehends altogether about ONL THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND. distributed into useful Farms, lying well together, with VALUABLE COLLIERIES, advantageously eircutustar.ccd. TOT TUT TRIM/. A valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE;, most desirably situate about a mile from Stoke-upon-Trent, and three miles from New. castle.under-Lvne. it consists of a respectable old Farm House, with suitable Hui'dings, together with 194 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND, _ _ divided Into convenient Inclosures. In the occupation of John Eimer,' as tenant at will. This Estate abounds in fine Coal. TOTt TUE TOEIRTU. TWO excellent FREEHOLD FARMS, desirably gnaw at Coundou, about two miles from THE CITY OF COVENTRY ; comprehending two etCcell:nt Farm Houses iCdali requisite Farm Buildings, and 163 ACRI:S, 3 ROODS, 4 PERCHES, of unusually rich Mistlow and Pasture and small part Arable Land, lying entirely in a ring fence. Let at low rents, amounting to about 3601. a year, but from the superior quality of the land and the peculiar advantage, derivable from its contiguity to Coventry, it may be estimated at 1001. A YEAR. Also a PERPETUAL RENT CHASIIE of 7/.135. 2d. per ANNUM, Charged upon and issuing out of Sir Thomas White's Charity Estate in stoke Biggcn and Spooneud, in the county of Warwick, and city of Coventry, or owe of them, payable kalf-ycarly by the Corporation of Coventry, as Trustees fur Sir Thomas 11 bite's Charity. TOR TUX virTn. . _ A valuable and very compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, con sisting of COTON PARK FARM, free of tithe, pleasantly situate contiguous to the Cbilcote Estate, in the Parish of Rolestsn, with a good Farm-house and requisite Farm Buildings, and 211 ACRES, I ROODS, 19 PERCHES, of excellent Land, in a ring fame, end divided into convenient inacoures ; the Farm ha' been long in the occupatien of John Burial, a respectable tempt, at a low rent. The estimated vs- ' lue as .1239 A YEAR. Altogether legating aProperty or 1,411111 ACRES, end_proseatlisee very desirable ► opportunity ter Investment opportunity F.atates may be viewed by applying to the respective tenants. Printed Particulate of each 4state, with descriptive Plans' annexed, nog be had a days prior to the Sale (at one shifting each), at the office of W. B. Thomas, Esq., Chesterfield ; at the varioas Places of Sale; the Angel, Aftreton ; Tontine, Sheffield; Royal Exchange. Euffee-room Manehester; Hen and Chickens, Bitminghoui ; Libr ary Leamington; Old Bath, Mat. lock 4 Swan, Mansfield White 'Horse, Leeds; Angel, Buxton; Rutland Arms, Bakewell; Granby, flarrowsate; King's Arms, Liverpool; Black's Head, Nottingham ; King's Arms, Tam. worth ; George, Lichfield ; Queen's Head. Ashby ; Angel, Atka. sum ; at the office of hlcssrs. Williams, Brooks, Powell, and Be.. derip, Lincoln's inn; Messrs. Amory and t;oles, Throgniorton. street ; hl ours. Cardale and Bromley, Bedford-row ; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Rubins, Covent-garden, where liens of all the Estates may be seen. SUTTON HALL, MANSION, AND DEMESNE, In the County of Derby, with all its Manorial Rights, Privileges. and Immunities ; the Perpetual Advowson, and near 4,600 Aries of' Land, exonerated from the Land-Tax, and within • Ring Fence ; the Manor abounding with Game, together with 1,000 Acres of Land. five miles distant, which form a pleasure ble Moor Game appendage ; also the invaluable Mines of Coal and Iron-stone thereto appertaining. By Messrs. ROBINS. At the Auction Mart, on Tli URSDA y, November 18, by direc tion of the Trustees for Sale of the English Estptes of the late Marquis of Ormonde, under an Act of Parliament. distinguished MANSION and EXTENSIVE JL DOMAIN of the late Marquis of 011310NDE, called SUTTON HALL, in the most delightful part of the County of Derby, placed in • Park of uncommon beauty, well stockal with deer, and' com manding in all directions interesting views of unusual extent and varlets. The mansion presents a noble Stone Edifice, designed and completed by Nicholas, EARL OF SCARSDALE. in the moat ornamented stile of Grecian architecture; the grand suite of rooms are ornamented by Artan and Vossai, Italian Artists of great celebrity ; it is adapted to the most perfect accommodation of any Nobleman, and it may be safely affirmed, that it need nut dread a comparison with Chatswortif, Hardwick, err any of those admired Seats in its vicinity. The Park is diversified by avenues of fine old elm trees, beiutifully feathered to the ground, and wide spreading chesnuts, relieved occasionally by pieces of water of some extent. The Gardens are extensive, and eneampasited by brick walls 14 feet high. The domestic arrangements and all the offices are of the best description. The Park and convenient Farms lying in a ring fence. extend to the high mail road between Nottingham and Chesterfield, groat Leeds toLontlon. The Moor Game Estate is about 1,000 Aeon. The Estate altOgether compre hends about 6.600 ACRES OF LAND, upon the whole of which the land-tax has been redeemed. The Farms are occupied by a respectable Tenantry, at luw rents, ad. , mining of consuletable augmentation at Lady Day neat ; and the whole Estate may be confidently estimated at EIGHT THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED POUNDS PER Also the of Sutt on corn lauckrnanti;n, subject th the life of the r: sent In. cuudient, the annual value about AUL ; together with t EXTENSIVE MANORS, with the Privileges and Immunities. The Estate abounds with (lame; the Leads adjoining of the Duke of Devonshire and Sir Windsa including Ten Thousand Acres, are strictly preserved. Then are also very VALUABLE MINES OF COAL AND IRON-STONE in g;;2t aitoTtginoe. producing at present a large rental, but capable of an immediate and considerable increase. Printed particulars and plans of the Estates may be had (at one shilling each), of W. B. Thomas, Esq., Chesterfield at the Dell, Derby ; Bull's Head, Loughborough ; Tontine, Sheffield; Royal Exchange Coffee Room, Manchester; Hen and Chickens, Mr ',Hingham ; old B a th, Matlock ; Cirsnby, Harrowgatc t Elliston's Library, Leamington; the White Horse, Lends; the Angel, Buxton; King's Arms, Liverpool; licttison's Library, Chelten ham; of Messrs. Williams, Brooks, Powell, and Broderip, Lin. coins Inn ; Messrs. Amory and Coles, Throgmorton-street ; Messrs. Crudely and Brantley, Bedford-row; at the Auction Han; and of Mews. Rubins, Covent-gurden, where plans of all the Estates, and a drawing of Sutton Hail, may be seen. SODA, ABRATED MAGNESIA, ANIYOTLIER MINE RAL WATERS. r SCIIIVEPI'E ;;;tiCo:docm --- it necessary to state, of • that they are the original Inventors and Manufacturers of the above-mentianedßAl. and that their me thod and tnanner of preparing the same is entirely confincd to them. selvti, the knowledge never having heal impacted to any other persons. The unmoral and patronage of the Faculty, in addition to the long-confirmed practice and experience, is sutficient to ackcow. ledge their superiority and preference over every other manufacture of the kind, and which has continued to them the favors of the (fentry, and Public in general. J. Schweppe and Co. have i g,:nts in ell the principal Towns, frcm whom tiny supplies may be liad. Orders for exportation exe eu:ed with every possible cue and expedition. S.D. As many persons are in the habit of selling arida water made Sy others; purporting to be inatufactured by .1. e 4 chreeppe and Cu. it is necessary to observe, that nll the Waters manu factured by S. Sehweppe and Co. are labelled with their name. 71, Margaret-vrcet, Cayeadish•square. SALES BY AUCTION. • REVERSION TO 3,900/. MONEY. By WINSTANLEV and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY N ExT, October 12, et 12, TIIE REVERSION to 3,C001. Sterling, secured by 1 Deed of Coeensct. and payable on the dco.tse of an infirm Gentlema.:, now in the 54th yea- of his ate. Printed Earticulars niey be had of alessrs. Brice rnd Sums-street, Strand; at the plat: cf Stir; and of Winstaalcy and Sons, ratertmter-row. EPSOM. SIIIIREY. Mart, on IV INSTANLEY and SONS. A t the art, on TUESDAY. thn 12th or October, at Twelve, in Lot+ ERY valuable acrd desirable FREEIIOLD and. CO. VPYHOLD ESTATIA (in part exonerated from the Land Tax), consisting of an excellent and commodious Family Resi dence, recently . nut into complete repair, and now in the most per fect order, w ith coach-houses, itamir.g, yards, garder.s, corset. 'atories, papery ' orchard, lawns, pleaicre- grounds , shaded walks, shrubberies, and plantations. - A neat LODGE, orchard, farm-yard with suitaLle buildings, two Cottages, and paddocks, ccr.alnir.g re-tr !3 Aces. Saulte la CUURCH•sTHEET. M.70)1, In the COUNTY of SuvaEr, Only fifteen from lovdon. A DWELLING-HOUSE adjoining, with coach-hoes:, ata. tiling, and garden, oceapied by Mr. Miller, 0:1 IM e. • • A PIECE of MEADOW LAND in front thereof, containing about one ace, with a stable and caw-house. Another PIECE of MEADOW LAND, called the IF: Fied , containing about two acres and rt 4 tten situate in frunt the high road, leading fro= Epsom town to Dorking ; and One other PI ECE of 31 liA1)0W, containing about or.e a:re. situate adjoining the London road, at the entrance to the town of Epsom. To he viewed by tickets only, which, with descriptive particulars and plans, may be had of Mews. Williams, and Co, N 0.9. Lincoln's Inn New square ; and of Wtnstaniey sad Sons, Paternoster-row. Particulars also at the Inn, at Epaatn. Ewell, A shtead. Leatherhead, Ducking, Reigate, Sutton, and Croydon, and of Mews. Gardoin and Sous, Epsom. CLAPHAM, SURREY. Freehold Ground and Improved Rents. amounting to nearly 2102. per Annum ; a convenient element Residence, with poieession ; I'lots of Building Ground, and Three Meadows. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, 12th inst. at 12, in Thirteen Lots, by , direction of the Executors and Devisees foe Sale of J. Harris, Esq. deceased. VALUABLE and very improvable FREEHOLD ESTATES, exonerated from the Land Ts:, consisting of A GROUND RENT of INA PER ANNUM, issuing out of and most abundantly secured by • capital Residence, with ilanlen, &c, in the occupation OS. A. Goldeehmidt, Esq. THREE other DIV ELLING.HOUSES, COTTAGES, and LAND. all situate in Larkhall-lane and the Wandsworth-roa* TWO other GROUND IgEIiTS of Gl. PEA ANRWM EACH, with the valuable REVERSION to TWO neat Ind con venient DWELLING-HOUSES, situite adjoining to ht. Paul% I Chapel at Clapham. An IMPROVED RENT Of tn. les., issuing oat of and most amply secured by en excellent brick Dwelling.llouse, with large Orden, Coach-louse, Stabling, Re. occupied by Wilkinson, Esq, on lease. A genteel and comfortable RESIDENCE, pleasantly situate in Laelchalblane, Clapham. adjoining the preceding Estates. with Coach-house, Stable and large Garden, and of whtch an early pos. session may be had. Sundry PLOTS of BUILDING GROUND, with frontage on the Wandsworth-road. A small MEADOW at the beck of the before-mentioned Houses; and TWO excellent MEADOWS, each containing about Three Aaea, situate on the north-rest side of the Wands worth-road. To 17;iewed by tickets enly, which, with printed Particulars, Islay be had of Messrs. Sp a and Deaborough. Sdlicitors, Stat istic, Bucklersbury ; and of Winstanley and SOW* Paternoster. row. Particulars also at the Windmill, and Plough, Clapham ; Nag Had, Wiadiwartbased 6toskivell; aoL at tba Mart MARKETS. [From the Lodes New Price Current] TUMIDAY. OCT. 3. 6COAR.—The demand for Muscovado during the last week was leagnikend the purchases inconsiderable; the brown deserip. due wee' Mil en rather lower terms, but the good and fine, 62,. and upeteakware sypaesady scarce, and realised very high prices. The dehleui he llialuseahes of the low qualities was again so very liedeal this leataleg„ that they Were nearly unsaleable; the good gel lbw die Illilerety, see searce, and meet an bnmediste sale se_ wry _ _ _ Oulu the peeshaaes by private contract were quite ineondder Thepablle isle of Barbadoes this forenoon, 173 hbds 10 tierces, west elf with much spirit, at prices Is. a EL above the market curfew, ; coloury Sugars being much wanted, the prices Ms. to figs. In refined there was a heavy market last week, and brown lumps , which have lately rated hig h, on account of the scarcity, dec li ned fra ll y Is. per cwt., and the reduction did not facilitate sales. Brown Lumps were sold at 755. Molasses were 265. The Refined market Is particularly heavy this forenoon, and brown Lampe have spin been hold at 755., but the general currency is not so low ; fine goods are entirely neglected. hio , lasses are 265. There were • few inquiries by private contract Lit week for Bourbon and for liavannah Sugars, hut the market e a rfly , was heavy. By public sale on Friday, 3 1 11 chests B ras il about a half Pennies, to s, middling good white.3os. a 311 s, ed.. 20s. ; the remainder Bahia, middling w good white, lifts. a M.: nearly the whole taken in at these pries. COFFEE.—The public sales 9f CAlie last week went ogh eso ily ; all descriptions of Coffee declined Is. a 2s. per cwt.; the middling and finer qualities of J11111•1e3 have situ fully participated in the general decline; ordi esiddlieg Jammu, 7.0). agss. ; mithiling, 00s. atlas.; good mideliieg, Os. alas. ; the ordinary qualities sold at the reduction we have siessels geed ardthary, AL a Lys.; fine ordinary, ibis. a flee.; a parcel die. Ds/4w, of ordinary to good ordinary quality, 900 bags. test wiekne Were above His., and was diges in consequence withdrawn at Ms slag dastned sold, Ns. a Sits. There were two public sties this ustating of 250 casks British plantation coffin; the whale bus* at s further re duction of Is. a Is. 6d. on the prices of week. It ought, how. erer. to be mentioned, that nearly the whole consisted of ordinary descriptions, and rank Jeannie, which have lately been nearly on. saleable, on amount of the quantity at market; good ordirsi. main ;old in parcels at M litt s., 57%. , and Me.; tine ord li ary, 61s. and 61s. &I; ordinary middling, or fine fine ordinary, &is. • ft/e. COTTON.—The demand for Cotton in oar market las! peek was very moderate; and although no alteration can be noticed in rather better qualities have been attainable at the issue rues. prices, s es Ztal sales are shout 1,200 bales, of which about 1610 are Surat' of the last sale, placed early in the week, at cost prices. The fol lowing are the particulars:-650 Swats, 51d. a Id.; 320 Bengali, 541. • &L; 300 Panama, lhid. a 103 d., all in bond; also 50 Egyp tian, no price named." LlvicarooL. OCT. 2. Our Cotton market continues very dull, end a further decline of id. aid. per lb. hen been submitted to lo the prices of most de scriptions. The sales amount to B.Botl brigs. RICK—Theo are considerable inquiries after Carolina Rice, 31s. is offered for very ordinary quality. FRUIT.—A cargo of Zante Currants was sold bud week from 11th . a Ms.; the demand continues brisk. Red Smyrna Raisins also continue to go of freely at 445. ; in other descriptions there is no alteration. PIMENTOR-Dy pull: sale this forenoon, WO bags Pimento; the good quality sold at klid. °H.S.—There are rot any late accounts respecting the Davis Strait►' vesst,ls; the market is in consequeitce tionnnat. The late prices for Greenland Oil would not, however, be accepted; 'but there are no parcels sold at any higher prices, and no speculation to any extent has yet taken place. Sperm Oil is dull and lower. on account of two arrivals. Seed (his are in much request; there is, however, little variation in the currency. 111 31P, FLAX, and TALLOW.—The TaUnw market conti nues heavy ; parcels of 1823 may be quoted to.day at 34a. a SU. 3d.; new at ads. Rd.; for September and October shipments the quota. tion is 34. Ad. Hemp and Flax is little varied ; !help for August and September shipments, 3BL 10s. _ • PROVISIONS.—The appearance of both the home and Irish markets indicates high and adv.ncing rates for both Beef and Pork, particularly fur the latter, and on the approaching season will probably be much higher; at present thc currency is cnvaried. Bacon is steady. Butters have advanced skis. for Waterford and Cork, and many buyers. SILK—The Silk trade continues particularly brisk. RUM, BRANDY. and HOLLANDS.—The good and tine, 1 qualities of Ruin maintain the late currency, the supply is de ficient; the inferior are eseei• ingly heavy, and rate low. Some few parcels of low Rums have been sold since our last ; Leewards at ls. ttd. a I. id., but very few parcels ran be purchased under Is. %id. The accounts from France would advance the prices of Brandy materially ; but the trade is in such a depressed state, en account of the failures, that there is little or no business doing. It is however, difficult to purchase Brandy housed at 2s. 7d. In Geneva there are no purchases reported. et t , ll, alaxitti7•, SHIPP AT INAILIT.I. .k/sN PE RP E TUA L A DVOWSON /MPS %OLD: sa. N to 40a ed 1 Sunderland . la - Ala Ed to Os Oil Scotch Coal - f Id tO —4 Od 2 Galin • . 2 . 251 IN 10 32i IA! BAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Loos, Knox, orrivcd oft Por.smouth, hams 0.ti%.11 from the Cope the 19th of July. rASICRUZIIS Pill WOODLARK, Carain Brawn, Iron Van ' Dierrea's Land.-31r. Rom, Mr. Bryant, Mr. Bove::, Mr. Carter, Mr. Dent. Mr. Rhodie, Nr. 11. Smith, mid Mr. J. Bum. Arrivals at Itadras.-0a the 17th of AFtl, the Providence , Remmington, from London; YC.h April, thitiV!tdsor Castle, Lee, from Bengal I 24th April, the Bengal Merchant, Brown, from Ilionilon and Mauritius; 13th April, the Barossa, Hutchinsoi,. Mm the Maeritius; and the Olive Branch, Andersoc, frau the Cape; May 7th, the Sun, Grifliths, from the Cape. Native fr.an Madras—On the 14th April, the Moira, Horn., blow; Bombay Merchaiit, Hill; Suian, Hamilton, Vittoria,. Boctbara ; his Majesty's ship Maier, Mitchell; his Majesty's sloop Sophia. lly. s; and 17 country ships, sailed for Pergola, to join the expedition against te Bunre , e. Or. the 13th April, the Baratta, Hutchinson; 20,11. the Olive Branch, Anderson; and 1 . 324. the clifail.e. Pearson, all for Bengal; 3d, his 3lajenty's ship 'Are). Custinoitiore Charles Brant, fer the expedition; 30th, the Providence, Remetingion, for Calett:ta ; aad May G, the Bengal i Metchent, Morn, f.tr Cakotta. • Arri v al as Gays!.—Oa the 34 May, the Berwickbire, Skit herd, from London. Saillnv fro" D.12,7.:1.—0n the Eh April, the Enea, Skitter, end two count.-y ships , On t:!O Nth, twn country ships; on the Itek, four country slaps ; or the Ifth, the Diana steam-packet, and the DT. Company's yacht 112reidc, fiecher, for the expedition; no 0-3 13:h Apri:, the X'ictory, Nottingham, for London ; end 00... the 13:by the Bengal, Pearce, for Liverpool. Raniii.ry.—rie Duke of York. Campbell, was expected to air ; from Bombay China, on the 1 4 .6:b June. The Lady Kennaway.... Sudew, was to sa:: 1::r London on the Ist Jur.e. The Realhayi Merchant, Rzinp ; a:A the Barkworth, Coign:re. foe Losidaa„, were to sail abuut the 10.1: June. Tht Itancah, Shepherd; dux; Cambridge, Umber ; a:::1 the Trienipb, Orem, have been char— tered to proceed to ('gins. The Ldwjee Family, the Charles Forbes, and the Corn:re:its, had sailed to Cannomore with the 89:tt. Regiment, and were expected to be furthn engaged at Madras. Batavia.—Th? 3liustrel, Atka, was to sail fur Loudon ow the Bth July. The Cornelia Sarah, De Tong, for Amster"lain, was to Mai! the 30th May. The Mary, Ala:ander, for Roamboo, was to sail the 10th May. . • PRIPIENGIRE nr TME COMMODORE L1AT13.—,11% Tarifa and Alma Torben, both from St. Helena; E. C. LIIIMIDIM, C SAT ice, •ho died on his passage; Mn.* leleampe . leaded at the 51aurnius. The Bunoreb Merchant iru to sail from the *suit* for firtg. ! land the middle of Juty. The Sir Edward Paget, Geary, wee to sail taxa Deno! for Eng land the Ist Jaw. . „ Arrived at. Telieherry, the Researce. Prichavd, gem 1.6182. SHIPPING INTEhLIGENCE. CUSTOM-ROUSE, OCT. 5. Sa IPS MITERED IN W MIDS. —The Aurora, Allies. and Om* Hoop, from Wilma ; Venus, from the Cape of Good Hove ; Bet. mg, *ma Menus ; ['ninon, from Cuba ; Atlas, from Virfinia ; Varney from Gibraltar; Rotterdam, from Rotterdam; from Antigua Ale:ander, Golden Spring, and Marquis of Ac_ gleam, from Jamaica ; and Isabella, from Bomber. EireLcso ouvw•ans.—The Praston, for 6010111 ; Thetis. and John, for Ilamburgh ; Arend, for Antwerp ; Ammo; for St. Lucie ; Abeona, fur Marseilles; Lancaster, for Philadelphia = Mirandr, for Demerara ; Ruth, and Thais, for Jsrucica ; and Elisabeth, for Granada. FROM LLOYD'S us?. • . . - WHALE FISHERY. The following account of the Davis' dudes Fionory, to eh* Ode September, war thus morning teetered at IMO% t— " WHITBY, OCTOBER 4.—Of this lot s the Mary Puma, sii : ew Wilkinson, from Davis' Strait% oda &lout 101 tuns. Cap tain Wilkinson reports the aritragn of At to the Bth ult. was • ' about 63 tons to each ship. Hisil • Marvel, lb fish ArieL 3 ; Brunswick, 6 ; Ow% 3 ; Coulloimi, 3 ; c ome t, 3 ; .. Denton, 6 ; Buncombe, 6 ; Ellison. I ; Win e.tbe, • 4 ; Gilder, 4 ; Harmony, 6 ; Ingria, 6 ; Isabel'. 2; Jane, 2; Fronton: d: W , l • ham. 4 ; Zephyr, 3; ' Williams Ton. 6. • London ships—Bark. • • wood, 2; and the Dundee, C. Whitby shipa—Janka. . 7 . ; ' Phenix, 4 ; Resolution, 2 ; Wallasu and Ana, 13. Nearcas::e ' ~ shipa—Fore,; ; Granville Bay, 4 ; Lady Jane, 4. Leith ship,—.. Home Castle,ll ; Juno, 6 ; Nonh Pole. 4 ; Success, 4 ; Willain. ~ and Ann, 2.—Berwick ship—Norfolk, 6. Kirkally altips—Ca/e- donia, 3 ; Earl Pertly. 3 ; Rambla, 6 ; Triad, 2. Aberdeen ohms Achilles, 2 ; Adria, 2. • Dorothy, 2; Fairy, 2 • Frietstiship, 3 ; Horn. 0 ; Frin,:ip Charlotte, 3 ; Thomas, 4 ; sod Three Bro thers, 3." FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 4.—Arrived the Duke of Beer pack.:t (2).. front Lisbon. Sailed, the Brothers. Pour, !YEW ; Orion, Carder • and Waterloo, Blacklez, fur Gijon. The Jane, Johns, fur Odessa, in turning out, ran foul of a vessel, and received di mage--she was obliged to return. PLTIMUTU, OCT. 4.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Lively, fru:a Lisbon. ie four days, with Sir Edward Tlionstun, late Ambossador there, on board; Orpheus, Funk frees &okras ; and Broth:ea, Richards, from Cadiz. Ot the pert, the A, of Newcastle, the Il n Bahia fee arallurett.` Sailed the IVilhants, for the South Sees ; Ulysses, Cumming, ter atl i t'ar: Hawk, Crawford. for Lisbon ; British Union, foe Faro ; Ileurietta, Good, for Seville ; Nelson, Stoke*. for Ferbalnhoen ; and Cyprus, Rand, for the Cape of Gaud Hope. Poars mourn, Oct. S.—Arrived his Igajesty's ships Redwing and Cal from Chatham; Matilda, R'all'y; and Friendship, front on. DIAL, OCT. b.—Arrived the Charlotte, Hector, from ILO'. burgh for Bombay. Came down from the Riser and *ulna, the Bride, Hopkins, fur Rio; Ilarritigna, Canny, fur Bermuda; end the Marquis of Huntley, —, for Cape Coset Castle. AAAAA tub; Getroexit A.—Arrived the Isabella, WIC:* from Bombay; Commuduee Hayes, Mom-fief, from Cialcuta ; and Lae:Asia, neuron, from Vigo. Sailed the Ann, Dilute, fs r Barbsaloes; Ant, Eshelly, for Hand's:l,4i; Atiattic, Wslker, fur Hamburgh ; New Albion, l'uwel, for Malta; Pilot, Cox. for Yucatan Bank; and theeteve ' Gasa., for Stettin. Live:erode, OCT. 4.—Arrived the Blucher, Potter, from Mt. oemiehl ; Maria, —, from Harlingen; as& the Veuee Jacobs, Rink, from Rotterdam. Off the pun, the General Musk, from Catupeaehy. BRISTOL.OOT. 4.—Arrived, the Betsey, Hogan, from Ililboa Ambrosia, Lemon; and Broclrene, Menu. bons Dram ; Cee denim, Meek, fruin Trinidad • Felicity, Jones, front Rigs ; Gra titude, Davis, hum Cadiz ; and IA Hogue. Parker. icons St. Pa tereburgh. Sailed, the Hobart, Jobuses, fur Bilboa ; LTmon. Fortrel, for Rouen. ST. Jolla's, NEW BRUNSWICK, AUG 9.—The schooner Lark, hum hence to Trinidad. put into Liverpool, N. h. 2hd July, having experienced a lure, gale, in which she lOU her sleek-load, quarter-deck, stannchioos, end Main-omit and, sprung the foremast and bowsprit. Obeli', Ike'. I.—On the 294 ult. the Rambler, of Pc:ahead, Leninia. from Archangel to the Solway Frith, struck upen a ro:k in the Sound of Mull, but after discharging part of her cargo, was go: sill and brought sh hoe on the 20th in a leaky state. The John and F.obert, Erars, has arrived at Quebec ; the John, Fisher, at Berhice ; 51.ipe, Swayne, from Honduras, at Millard ; Frederica, Reiner. from Itilboa; at London. The Clara, for New Brunswick, was spoken with, all well, on the 14th September. Arrived cfiltrighton. the Melpomene, Barclay, from Jamaica. 'lhe Jane, Makin, from Lererpeal to (*edit. has put into Hols - head, with het foremast mining, and mile damaged. The Lively, Davrten.;fficen Aberystwith to CarcrArthen, was last 20th ult. near Cardigan.—Crew saved. The Brothers, I.loydr, from Limerick to Gluten", pat into the Isle of Man 10th October. leaky ; cargo &Imaged and d,scharging. The Jane and Jessie , Norm , from Bangor for Neweasue, has put into Douglas water-logged. and sails spilt. The Margaret, Cresswell, from Liverpool for Africa, put into ditto with lossof bowsprit, topmasts, saililoplit, lie. The Lucy, Davidson, arrived to the bowns from Januar., spoke the following vosels, s ',l.—Hylton, from Sunda:sad, 1911 %.t.; Atag, of Greenock, fern OiArto to Newrowellardt. 10th alt.,; Cambrian, from Live:Jac!, and Albion, from Pool, both to Newfoundland, 2thh ult. The Ilaroms, —.; Providence, Remington ; and /Serpa! liar. - cheat, Browns all :tom Leedo.i, have arrived a: Ma...-. lite Olive Itrar.cb, Anderson, and Sun, Griffiths. from the Cape of Good Hope. bares:rived a: .Madms; zed the Berwickshire, shep. lend. from i. 0114.31, at Bee gal. ti'eeat:Ls :trout re WIT/I. —The Caroline, horn EngLitid for ' Naples , . 4:h uh.; and Alutes, Swainsen ' from Lise•pee.fot Cal. ultra, 25th the Brothers, arrived at Il'e mentioned in car last that a respite was rto ived at llcrtford gaol for Davis and Harris. Davis, it .. I :pead• i • respited until the ‘2,id of January neat, and Harp , . afirtr Long Ned, during his .Nlajuty's pleasure. Botit of there persons, it will be ronemtert.d, were contend t :lie !rat Anises with a scan of the name of Green, fe: t. 7 c'ary at Barl Cgvrcr'b Etvrartrg.—thicks k , % ~' 3 ~~