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, . ••••!- (19 T_ i . 1 r 2I , (.. ..; 4.: , "C ... : c - / N / L ':TT No. 6,889. PORT OF LONDON, Dec. 1821 FOR SALE. Iry (bider of the Hunourabie the Commissioners of his 1) Mayerly's Etc:se Rereare.in a spacious Room, as the Chief (hike, Old Broed.street, on ' , RIM Y. the 7th of January, lleb, at One o'clock in the Afternoon precisely. About TWENTY THOUSAND GALLONS of GENEVA, and about FIFTEEN TIIOUSAND HA LLONS of BRANDY, ob:di here been rcrularly condemned and re-distilled, now in Vats at the Excise Distillery. St. Catherine. Cataloeues may be had at Bd. each t and Samples seen at the Eteire Warehotowkeepres Office. Tower-hill, from Tuesday, the 4th. to Thursday, the 6th of January. lteS, from ten tall two & c luck ; and on the morning of sale, from ten till twelve o'clock. Sample& can also be seen at the Fine and Forfeiture °Bice, Old STATIONERY OFFICE, Dec. 7, 1824.. .THE C4teptruller of the Stationery Qfflee is ready to treeive Teoders for different descriptions of PA RC H3I ENT Ind V ELLITSI required few the Public Service. The quantitish to he petteeete d foe, and the periods of their delivery will be smiled ' is t h e tion i ch lais es' Contract which an be red. and wimples of the ankles viewed at the Stationery Mee, front Monday the jrkh or p. ember. to s a yurday the 29th of January Wit, between the hours of Teo and Three. The Tenders to buidelresaca to the Comptroller of his Majeatt e s . Stationery I itfiCe, JZlllerttlfte. aNckingh am- K ate . and to be livered by Twelve o'Cloct in the Na". on MOIhDA V, the slot of anuary. 111 t S. marked to the comer. go! redder far Parch:nem and V e llum." atter which day and hour no IVldat on beam:rived. LONDON DOCKS: TIIE COl7 RT of DIRECTORS oft te LONDON DoCK COMPANY, do hereby give Notice. that a HALF yr..tn IN GENERAL MEETING of the PROCRIETORS of the mitt COMPA NY, wiU be held at this House, on i'ItIDAY, the th of .tanua►y next, at Eleven o'clock. for the purpose of de claring a linvidend upon the Company's Stuck, fur the half-tear, outir.g the 3lst Dereuilicr. instant. Also for the ELECTION. by rilint. of a DIRECTOR In the room of John Whitmore, jun. Es+ rosigned. and on other affairs. WM. JOHNSON. London Durk House, Dee. 23. if 4L N.r. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'clock precisely. The Itallot to commence immediately after the General 3leeting, and chide a: Two o'clock precisely. CANADA COll P.% NY. E SECON) INSTALMENT of FIVE POUNI)S PER SHARE will become due on the 10th JANUARY' NEXT, and is to be paid on that day, or within 11 days after wards, to Messrs. Masterman, Peters, lilildred, and Co. Hankers. Nirholaa•lane, to the account of the Canada Company ; and the shareholders areal the same time to sign an Agreement, according t' the Prospectus, which may be done by them in person, or by :heir .Igents authorised by letter. interest at Four per Cent. per Annum upon the Instalments will be payable Half-yearly, front the Htth January, to Shareholders who comply with the terms of the Prospectus. By order of the Directors, JOHN GA LT, Secretary. Lordon, Dee. 20, 1824. MERCHANTS SEAMEN'S OFFICE. ROT,A. EXCHANGE, 29TH Dec. 1021. C ORP ORATION for RELIEF of MAIMED and DISABLED SEAMEN, and the Widows aold Children of such as shall be killed, slain, or drowned in the Merchants' service. The Committee desire to acknowledge the rec:ipt of the follow ing Donation*. to enable them to meet the increased applications WI account of the late tempestuous weather :-- La. The l'ecsident, J. C. Powell, Messrs. S. Dobree and ESII. . . 50 0 Sons . • 10 0 Messrs. %tunings and An- Jan. P. Dobree, Esq. derdon - - 50 0 (anneal) 1 1 Henry Blanchard, Esq. 10 0 Wm. Moore, Esq. Doe- Win. King, 11. q. . 10 0 tora*.eomrnons, to the Robert Chapman, Esq. 10 0 sufferers in the late gales 20 0 Wm. Cotton, EN. 10 0 Messrs. Jos. Marryat and Robert Askew, Esq. 5 5 Kona - - 10 10 Joshua Watson, Esq. 20 0 3lessrs. Davidson, Bark- Benj. Shaw, Esq. -11 l 10 ley, and Co. - 23 0 Thos. Wilson, Esq 51. P. 10 10 Thos. Snodgrass, Esq. 3d Thos. Snodgrass, Esq. 10 0 benefaction - 52 10 VILLIAM WATSON, Sec. ,irtions tsneivea by the Secretary, at the Office; sod b) Sikes and Co., Mansion-fltause-strees. so, X OF ST. nit I FLEET-STREET. IC MEETING of the Clergy, Merchants', ers, Trailers, ■ad other Friends to the Improvement of lis will he held at the London Tavern, Bi.hopsgate- ESUAY NEXT, the 4th day of January, at One r Afternoon, to t.ke into consideration the best mean% the View which has been accidentally opened to the beautiful edifice, the Tower and Spite of St. Brides lion. the LORD MAYOR will take the Chair at Two o'clock precisely. :reflections which foreigners hare cast upon the good country, the only one for which, perhaps, there is much xi in truth. is this, that while the Metropolis of the British possesses within itself architectural beauties and ornaments td tut have been unworthy of the proudest sera of the so completely obscured by surrounding buildings, . them can scarcely be obtained. A striking illustra position has reccnly been afforded by the destruction of sex forming part of the south side of Fleet-street, which to the public view the tower and spire of St. Bride's icture, which, fot proportion, symmetry, and grandeur not surpassed, if equalled, by any spire in this country, possesses this strong claim upon- the public attention, designed by one of the most eminent architects Eng. produced- ziir Christopher Wren—and is acknowledged chef erreuvre, has, after having been concealed by a range es from the sight of the public for upwards of a century, xidentally developed, and the fact that it may be made conducive to the beauty and ornament of the Metropolis sho are aware how much the character of • nation for cad eacouragenicut of the tine arts depends upon the e qualities observable in its metropolis, a cause of great arise if an architectural gem like this were again con. obscurity, shic:i will sl.ortly happen unless the public `ell afford the means of preventing it. improvement to the Metropolis which will be accom. tW the proposed plan be carried into effect. originated spoctaneous demonstration of the great interest which the pub '• in the measure, and it was a firm reliance on that spirit of improvement, which so honourably distinguishes the pre. .:at produced the determination to submit this subject to :ion of a Public Meeting. ..anications on the subject are requested to be addressed twood Smith. Dorset-street, Salisbury-square. iIINGHAM RAIL-ROAD 'ANY. 011MITTEE. Macqueen,J. Potter, Esq. M.P. Mous, Thomas, Esq. Nicholson, Isaac...jun. Esq. Page, Captain. Porter, Wm. Esq. Robinson. George Henry ßich. EA. Smith, William, Esq. M.P. Tulk, Charles Augustus, Esq. M.P. IValksr, Joshua. Esq. Wilkin, John. Esq. Woodhouse, Wm. Pittar, Esq. COMMITTEE. Jervis, J. H. Esq. Ledsam, Daniel, Esq. heasaru, John Morton, Esq. !Assam, Joseph Fred. Esq. Mason, Jams*, Esq. Mole, Thomas, Leg. Pliipeon, Jos. Weatherley, Esq. Pope, Jacob, Esq. Richards, Josiah, Esq. Small, Thomas, Esq. Scholelield, Joshua, Esq. Shore, Joseph, }:sq. Sparrow, John Sly, Esq. swrow, Wm. Haabury, Esq. Van, John, Esq. 11 P. Subscriptions tor e. Mews. sites and SPIRE 01 A PUBLIC 11. Bankers, T the Metropolis will meet, on TC ESL Le c'Clock in the Atte of metering the 1 public of that ban Cburch. The Right Ilot Among the Mk tote or t his county foundation in trutl Empire possesses which would not arts, they are so - hat a view of the tion of this positio reveal houses fon as opened to the Church. This structure, 4f effect. is not sus .r.d which posses, "Ist it was dew ler and ever produced or. rt be his chef (Pm Mr .1 homier from tl ter. en accidentally led Lghly conducive dearly shown. her To those who trSled taste ond r traits of those qual suet would arise i agned to obscurii liberality shall alTo The great impel githed, should the n a spomaneous d el 4 felt in the meat general improvem iek rod oge, that prod uld ..1-e consideration o the An conununical u Mr. Atwood Srt LONDON der. in wood, Matthls wet, S. B. M. I lin- ::at, John, k:vq. r 01 lenson, Thorns* opgden, Jan. Esq dre, tunes, Robert L ,to ferrite, Eben. Esq irampton, Wm. I tioldschniid, Isaac late lientle, Thomas, Ileac, Richard, E 41 , 1 Lums, Mt. Allen ter. RIF I t ' "faith Itobt. Esq. Attwood, Thos. E! orE" Austood, George, h" Aston, Wm. Unit [oh!' Inderson, Isaac, I k. Astute , IVillia m, k :libby, John, Esq. , ha (Jump, Wm. jun. /otter, James, Es, 0.55. Haughtun, H oeheete, Richa Axt• Esq. Ileddinett trivia , l o hn "."1, 1 Jackson, tied. El i 1'7;3, J evons, Thoma s , win h," elm& Spoonft, A t the I not h " !lads Minor] v aiir an d e ( renege Parket h be pader to prevc I "fornt the publi & rib, b a ted to A pph JoI ' , b o 9rhood, " has not bet but as the ap Ili SI I MPOSSibIe. 9. A rtmoors has, I en, .41 r 4 e) q , l 0 1 04 mitureti. 'N and BIR%I COMP. LONDON CI atthlss, Esq. M.P. . M. Esq. 1.P.3 Esq. 31.1*. 'homaa Starling, Esq. Esq. 31.1'. rt Lucss, Esq. Esq. 'ln. Esq. , I•aac L. E sq . Richard, Esq. lichard, Esq, 'Merman. B(R3IINGHAM Esq. High Bailiff: Thos. (!care, ksq. in. Chas. Esq. Isaac, Es q . t 11!, Esq. kAg• Jun. Esq. Esq. 'illiam, Esq. .diehardEgkosor, IVilliam, Esq. . Elwell , Esq. Thomas, Esq. RAY X kS. , Antecede, and Co. hoodoo; and Menws.Attwoods, Spooner anti Co. Birmingham.. noi.irrroas. Miston and flundleby, Freeman's-court, Cornhill, bolldou Parker, and Mr. Walser Ball Capper, Birmingham. prerent inconvenience, the Committees think it right lublie, that the Shares w hi c h were proposed to be die ?lnman' in London, and at Birmingham and its have been distributed, and the Committees regret been in their power to comply 11 t b the wishes of applications far exceeded the number of shares, it tuks, however, been expressly made for the Noble un_ emen, and others, Landowners on the propoied Liao, apponiuncd rhea the rlaos of ttle Company are er' ( , ' • -1 / 7 /* , 7 / ‘r . 1110 • 4 IP A 011 At OF' .. . LONDON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1824. HANI)-IN-HAND FLAG►-OFFICE, Mew Baurcx %Timm BIACIITRIARS. INSTITUTED In Not% tOr the INSURANCE of BUILDINGS, HOUSEHOLD FiIINITI7RR. STOCK in TRADE, &c. within the kingdom of Great Britain. Dtcsatira 71, 18 . 24. All Persona whose Insurances &MOLD, din at CHRISTMAS ire requested to observe their Receipts are now toady, and lihould be paid within fifteen days from dna The DITOCIOn ire desi:ous of carlrirthr attention of the Pubis to the advantages derived by all Persons insuring in this Office that while all losses have been paid by them with the utmost promp r Wade and regulsrity, from the establishment of the Office in It a Return of the Prelim his invariably been made to aU Persona in suring with them for seven years dating the whole of that period. No charge is made for Polkies when the sant insured 'mounts to 1.10111. and upwa.- des. Attendance is given daily at the Mee, from Nine in tbe Morning until Four in the Afternoon. BgNJ.,ROUSE, Secretary. Pll ENIX F TRI:STEES Al Ilatthiaa Attwond, Esq. M.P., Jamei Doll, Fsq. • William Davis, E. Crawford Davison, Esq. .Charles Flower, Bart. Al deginetCradhari, Es 4. igittam li t i ege ll ; Esq. Alder. man, TRE OFFICE SID DIRECTORS. Thomas Hodgson. jue. Esq. Richard Henshaw Lawrence, ien John Magma, Esq. War Ro h de. Lip. =he' : In Linder. Esq. M ui rtiti sti .ise, . mil. Persons whose Insurance Paymenu fall due at Christmas are requested to take notice, that printed Receipts are now ready, at the (Aces in Lombard-street and eharing-troas, when attendance is daily given front ni.te till four o'clock. The Rates and Conditions of the Merida Company are of the Meet moderate tiesctirtion, and the adjustment of Losses has been ut, ifornily attended to with the utmost promptitude and liberality. rMT the protection of the valuable property in the North-West par t of thc Town, the Company have established an Engine Station to Cieirge-yard, Crown-court, Soho, where attendance is given, day anis mght, as well as at each of the Company's other Engine Stations. T. FA T TNION ASSURANCE OFFfCE, Cntornt LI., ineti prot, ill J) toted ht the Reign of Qvcen A.D. 1714. In bath Departments. Fire and Life, Insured, by the system of this Company, participates in the every seven veers. The Fire profits for the last seven veers werefs per cent., and a perma nent Capital has been subscribed by a gumerens body of Proprie tors, to preempt the Insured being liable for the losses of others. The Life mations, for one and seven'. tears' insurances, are re duced gen many 29 per cent. TllOll AS LEWIS, Sec. The Weston Office is No. 70. Ilakir.etreet. Portman-square ; and the Fire Engine Station adjoins, Isbert assistance may be had at all hours of the night. T HE ALLIANCE MA►, PANV, L CAPITAL .C3,00d, ?IMF Jobe Irving, Esq.. M.P. Samuel Barney, Esq. LINE ASSURANCE COM LONDON. 10M /STERLING. [ N. M. Rothschild, Esq. Moms Martiore, Esq. 'TOSS. James &nate, ou.. Esq. William !Toward, Esq. .Tol . m.lnnelEsq., M.P. e i rd i rtart; I,sq " .. U.M. Thornton, Esq. Timms Wilson, Esq. natio 31astermins, Esq. mass James *launder, Esq., M.P. G. H. Barnett, Esq. Jahn Bowden, Esq. Archibald Campbell, Esq. William Crawford, Esq. Timothy A. Card, Esy. . Francis Creswell, Esq. Dl' II Biotite, Esq., M.P. [ink Ex- lIMIKERII. Mesas. Smith, Payne, and Smiths. Mews. Hoare, Barnett, and Co. BurrataTztentrr.—Frederick Seeretan, Esq. SOLICITOL—John 31. l'earee, Esq. The Public are informed. that the Company have commenced business at their Oece, 3, New-court. St. Swithin'adane, London. flours of attendance from Ten oTlock till Font. Order of the Board of Direction, F. SE.CIiIITA.N. Superintendent. On Tuesday, January 3, punitively will be published, price Fein TRIAL of the Rev. ALEXANDER FLETCHER, before the Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Sense, and the following Special Jury : Sir Walter Salt I, Bart. Thomas Campbell, F.m. Sir 'Williatu Curtis, Bart. Thomas Moore. Esq. Sir James Mackintosh, Knt. Samuel Rogers. Esq. Sir James Abercrombie, MP. John Balt. Esq. John Wilson t:roker. Esq. M.P. William Blackwood, Esq. Kirkman Finlay, Esq. James Blythe. Esq. Including the Speeches verbatim of Mr. Phillips for the Prose. cution, and Mr. Barlett for the Derma. With an Appendit, comprising tie whole of the Letters pro duced on both sides, and wag very extraordinary ones neva before published. By the Author of the Trial of the Bey. PAward Irving. Embellished with two beautifully °skirted Engravings by a cele brated Artist. Printed for Knight and Lacey, S, Patemoster-row. Gwyn' ORE OFFI(' I 0I REGENT-ST/II I.:, and PROVIDENT LIFE FICE, EFT, LoNnos7. pkI:9II)ENT •1 The Duke of Butkus: : The Marquis of Northampton, Earl Grey, ,XI) TRUSTLIS. ILord Itraybrooke, Lord Kang, Sr.c. &c. &c. you , J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. Francis Fong, Esq. Sir John Doric 111.irt. Sir Dcorge Duckett. Dart. Sir John Darriugton, Dart. Sir S. B. 313rlartil, Bart, lion. Thos. Parker, . , Toni. William Praed, Esq. Lieut. Col. saaiwell, James Sedgaiek, Esq. lion. W. Shirley, %Vatter Strickland, Esq. Sir W. E. %V elby, Bart. S:r Haim lam, 31.1'. &c. Ac. &t. Capitals--A Million Sterling and ups - arils. The Profits are divided amongst those who now insure, as well as the original llembers, in just ptoportion to their respective Payments. In the Fire Office, Returns, during the last Ten Years, to the amount of ad.latoL, have been paid to all Persons who have con. tinned insured Seven Years, upon Annual as well la Septennial Policies, and whether they have been Sufferers sw otherwise. In the Life Office, Bonus?* of 13/. Ba. and 261. 12s. per cent. have been divided during the last Fourteen Years i and other very peculiar Advantages are afforded. G E UARDIAN FIR AND LIFE ASh'URANCE 8)311'.1\1. AT NO. 11, LONMARD-STREET, 11IE ENTIIANCE OF TUE POST-OFFICE. LONDON. The Principles upon which this Institution is founded have been adopted after a mature investigation of the practice of other Oaken. and will be found to combine advantages not hitherto otfered by any other Insurance Company . The Assured of a =taw standing participate in the Profits every seven years. A subscribed Capital. amounting to Two Millions, secures the Aorrowitara ells respeusilglity snarled to Itimintiss for mutual assurance. Claimants may have their demands on the Company submitted to reference. No charge made fur Policies when the sum assured amounts to' 3001. and npwards. PIIITCTOILI. RICIIARD !HEE iletES. Esq., Chairman. ticoaut: Lsq. Deputy Chairman. The Right lion. Jour: Lan MATT, Lord Mayor. W. C. Brandnuu ' Esq. Rowland Mitchell, Esq. William Copland, Esq. Robert 3litford, Esq. William 1). IJowson, Esq. John G. Ravenshaw, Esq. Sir T. Ilarvie lartjutiar, Bart. Robert Rickards, Esq. Nicholas Harry. Lsq. John Shore, Esq. Wm. Ilahlimand, Lsq. 31. P. Edward Stewart. Esq. John Harvey, Esq. Andrew Hen. Thomson, Esq. licorgeJenner, Esq. John Thornton, Esq. John Loch, Esq. John Tulloch, Esq. Stewt. larjorilianks. Esq. M.P. James Tulloch, Esq. John Mania, Esq. M.P. AUDlToll9—Lewis Loyd, Esq. ; A. W. Roberts, Esq. M.P. 1VilIlan) Ward, Esq. Nolice is hereby given, That Assurances which expire at Christ. mas, should be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter, or they become void ; and that the Receipts for such Renewals are now ready for delivery . with the respective Agents for the Company throughout the United Kingdom. WM. WILLIAMS, Secretary. HOPE ASSURA MUM E-STREET, , LONDON I PRINCES. IS, WESTMORELAND-STREET, DIEEC ROBERT WILLIAMS, EDWARD BILKE, Ex Robert Barron. Egg. John Burnell. Esq. ►\CS COMPANY, ■LACURIAII6 ; 325. OXIOIIID. 1-11TIEET, EDINBV1011; AND , DUBLIN. !TOILS. Esq. M.P. Chairman. g. Deputy Chairman. 'William Fleece, Esq. T. 1). Itothwell, Esq. George Scholey, Esq. and Al derman. William Thompson, Esq. M.P. and Alderman. John iCarmington, Esq. ('am bell, Esq. John Capel, Di+ John Farley, Esti. Thomas Helps, Lsq. John Jones, Esq. Joseph Ranking, Esq. WILLIAM BURY, Sect. and Actuary. Assurers with this Company, either upon Life, or against Fire, will be allowed to participate in its Profits, without incurring any of the Liabilities attaching to Societies founded upon the Principle of Mutual Assurance. The distinguishing Characteristic of this Establishment, and the Advantages which it has to offer, are more particularly enumerated below. LIFE DEPARTMENT.--Capital One AI illion. Ist. A Bonus, consisting of Two-Thirds, the Profit of Life Assurance, will be divided septennially amongst Assurers fur the whole Period of life, in proportion to the Amount of their Policy, and the Term of its Existence. . . 2d. The Bonus is either added to the Polk'', to be paid when the Policy becomes a Claim ; or will be applied in the reduction of future Premiums, at the option of the party assured. . 3d. Persons assuring, who are desirous of paying the annual premium upon their Policy, for a limited number of years only, rather than during the whole continuance of Life, may be so accom modated, the lhrectors having caused a Table of Rates to be cal culated exprerly far that purpose. 4th. Persons, whose Lives are assured by this Company, are per milted to pass by Sea from one Part of the United kingdom to' another, in decked vessels, or steam-boats ; and are also allowed, during Peace, to pass from British to any Foreign Port, between the Texel and Brest, both inclusive, in vessels as before described, without additional Charge. sth. A Guarantee Capital of One Million sterling having been subscribed, Assurers with this Company enjoy a participation in profit, without incurring the liability of loss. fish. Disputed Claims—may be referred to arbitration. 7th. No Entrance Money, Admission Fee, or other Official Charge, exacted. A Bonus, amounting, in most Instances, to Twenty -f ive per cent. and in some, to upwards of Thirty per cent. on the Premiums paid, within the Seven Years, ending at Michaelmas Null% has been declared on all Policies of Assurance effected in this Office, for the whole Period of Life. - - FIRE DEPARTMENT. —Capital One Million. Ist. A Bonus of Two-Thinls, the Profit of Fire Aasurance, will be divided, at the end of every Five Years, amongst the Assured fur that Period, in proportion to the Amount of their respective Assurances. 2d. A Ouarantee Capital of One Million steeling having been subscribed, Assurers with this Company enjoy a participation in profit, without incurring the liability of loss. 3d. Policies issued gratis to Assurers of 3001. and upwards. dth. Losses uniformly paid by this Company with liberality and Promptitude. Sth. Disputed Claims—may be referred to arbitration. Notice is hereby given, That Policies of Assurance against Fire, which eipire at 'bristmas, will become void, sinless the Premium to renew the same be paid on or before the llth Day of Jan. 1112. J. Proposals delivered st the Other, sod by the respective Agents of the Company. WILLIAM DUI{ V. Sec. In a few days, price Is. LOPES of the SAINTS; or the diverting History of Sandy and Bobby. Showing how theme came front Teith, and the other from Topbct, and how by the woeful sin of back Tiding, they both went to the D--1 together. Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row. NEW PERIODICAL WORK. To-morrow will be published, No. I. of T HE BRITISH MAGAZINE. Price 2s. 6d. To be continued Monthly. Its pages will be devoted to original papers, on manners and so ciety, written in a light, ray and lively style, by gentlemen of the highest talent, and long favourites of the public. Each number will be embellished with a superb engraving, illustrative of an original and interesting tal, and contain a monthly calendar of fashion, with two splendid portraits of females, exquisitely coloured, and arrayed in the most fashionable cimitume. The poetical depart ment will be enriched by the contributions of our most admired bards ; and the tines:es treated in a mann never before attempted in any Magazine. Knight and Lac, publishers, M, Paternoster4ow ; sold by el Booksellers in the United Kingdom. Just published, price Its. by R. Ackermann. Strand. and to b e had of all Booksellers in the United Kingdom, rirlITE FORGET ME NOT, a Present for Christmas JL. and the New Year, 1825 : containing about Four Hundred Pages of Letter-Press and Thirteen Engravings ; with Literary Contributions from lilontgorn my, Barton, Wiffen, Stele, Bowing, Cobbold, the Authors of the Improvisatrice" and of " Doblado's Letters," and other popular Writers. To prevent the recurrence of the numerous disappointments experienced last year after the Work was out of print, an early application is recommended. " There are stout Fifty , Articles. several of great, some of very considerable, merit. It is a fit and elegant Present, and will delight the Receiver, while it does credit to the Donor."—Literary " The literary department is agreeably diversified. Many of the I poetical articles are of great merit : the same praise may be awarded to the articles in prose."—Literary Chronicle. •t Great pains have manifestly been taken to make this elegant work an acceptable remembrance, of the giver. It is ornamented with a number of exquiaittly balked engravings, melt in appro priate tame, as they are all of theds more or less expressive of these softer emotions connected with the prayer of • Forget Me Not.' " British Press. This day i. published, i3 LAcKirDows EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. XCV. for December, 1824. CONTENTS. I. A 8491,111. y Vow of America.-11. Examination of the &hoot of Southside. By W. W.-111. Letter from one of the If unies.—lV. Posthumous betters of Charles Edwards, Esq. No. 4.—V. Notice of " The Valiant Scot," an Ancient English Drama, founded on the Story of Sir William Wallace,—Vl. New Christine' Carol. By the Ettrick Shepherd.—Vll. New Year's Chaunt. By Mr. Secretary Mullion.—Vlll. Farewell to Twenty. four. By Delta.--.IX. The West Indian Controversy. No. 4.- 1. Great Fire of Edinburgh—Xl. Souther and Byron.—XlL betters of Timothy Tickler. Esq. No. 18. To Malachi Mullion. Esq. 31.D.F.R.5. Sec. of C. North Evq. E.8.31.—X111. Works Preparing for Publication.—XlV. 31onthly lista of New Publics. tions.—XV. Appointments, Promotions, &c.—XVI. Births, Mar riages, and Deaths. Printed for William Blackwood, Prince's-street, Edinburgh; and T. Odell, Strand, London. DR. BREWSTER'S PHILOSOPHICAL JOURNAL. This day is published, No. MI., with Three Plates, price 7s. W.. of TIIE EDINBURGH JOURNAL OF SCIENCE. exhibiting a View of the Progress of Discovery in Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Mineralogy, &C. Conducted by DAVID BREWSTER, LL.D. F.A.S. L,ndon. see. R.S. Edinburgh, Ice. &c. With the assistance of Dr. Ilfaceulloc h. Dr. Hooker, Rey. Dr. Fleming, William Ilaidinger, Esq Ik. Knox, and Dr. Hibbert. CONTENTS Dr. Brewster on the Vision of impressions on the Retina—ll. Dr. Hamilton on a Plant of the Genus Pire— lli. Dr. Knox on the Theory of a Sixth Sense in Fishes-1%. Dr. Govan on the Physical Geography of the Hienslaysh Mountains— V. Account of the First Strain Engine—V I. Dr. Macculloch on Splitting Hocks by Fire—Vll. Dr. Hamilton on the Frontier between Bengal and Ava—Vll I. Mr. Murray on the Culture of the Silk Worm in Italy—lX. Mr. Haidinger on the Specific gravity of Minerals—X. Sir Thomas Brisbane on Meteorological Titbits—Xl. Mr. Fogg() on the Echinodermata of the Frith of Forth—X 11. 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IP HE PUBLIC are informed, that, in addition to the Reduction in the Company's Prices, which took place in IRM, a IV RTHER Reduction is .ow made, from Two •ad • Huai to Forty per E'en!. on Plates of the supiaticial Measurement of Six Fed and upwards, %trembly to a printed Scale, which may be had at the IL!ompany's lrarehouse, ALBION-PLACE, BLACKFRIARS' BRIDGE, whe.ye an extensive assortminit of CAST PLATE GLASS, of line Colour and Brilliancy, su perior to that of any other Manufactory in Lump., is on Sale by Mr. JAMES Ilawaixas. Secretary to the Company, and also be Mr. IV: ',LIAM Nonni/I, atthe Company's Winks at &wellhead, near Preseot, Lancas - TABLI: OF Itl ULASSE X S. :DUCED PRICES FOR SILVERED S OF LARGE DIMENSIONS. In. In. .0 s. I In. In. .0 s. In In. HO by 40 . . fl 7 13 90 by 70 .. 93 10 105 by 50 .. 7S 5 HO . . 411 4 95 35 .. 18 106 59 .. 102 0 811 50 . . 56 10 95 46.. 55 7 110 36.. 60 3 110 70 .. 71 10 95 55.. rz 14 112 71 ..147 6 86 35 .. 36 1 95 05 .. 91 13 $l4 10 .. $97 13 841 43 . . 46 2 95 75 .. 113 8 121 70..172 ,1 96 35 . . 56 12 100 40 .. 53 V 123 68..108 8$ 65 .. 70 II 1110 50 .. 70 8 127 41,1 .. ►l7 2 90 40 ..44 II 100 60.. 92 b 132 67 .. 102 2 941 50 . . 100 70 .. 111 1 134 70..214 7 90 Ik 1 . 03 111 100 MI .. 142 1 140 16 .. 187 /I DRA AVI3A.CIi allowed on Exportation, 2s. 9d. per foot so. peztietal. Li. Pri-e SALES 1W AUC114,14. CAPE!. 1101 . 14 E, ENFIELD. tItESSRS. DIACIIIN anti 1)ElIENIIANI moat 1. speettully anronince, they will selto.it to yr nut; Acc. VON, at I:areaway's IL ofree-licuse. 'n 1-: 4 i).% Y. the 25th Ja nuary, In Z, at 12. a tmly tle•irable FILEE1101,1) EsT.tTE- Th e a b o v e highle ea10a1.4.• property a I;oitis Park, two miles (coin the North -road, and only ten mile. (run: Tow.i. Tits Eatate consists of a well.aminged fonolv taisesion, in the centre of berstiLl pleasure grourcit. surrounded by a pat k of thirty-three acres, ornamented with fish ponds, plantaticnis, and silrotine , ies. The gardens on the north and test are separated by the New Itirce from Tbeoliald's !'ark, att: cmtmand a most oli%ersitictl and exA:r atite scenery over the sitinity and the Essex hills. The hoase ern offices are adapted tar the .esidence of a Nobleman or Ilenti.n , ani of large establishment, and lure rocently urd,vone a most emus and extensi►e rival:, The situation cninhines the advantage. of retirement, with an eaSy acmes to tee metrork4A, is in the cetitro of field sports, and the neighbourhood is Justor celebrated for int high respectability. d cage coaches pass the Lodge news daily. 3lay be viewed by tickets ta , Ir. which, midi Particidars and Con ditions of Sale, my be had nt the of,'.ces 0:31r. Western, Ntw I .Ir mond-street at .Messy.. IllacSin and ilebettliom's. i.statc Agents; 1 and at 6m-ramie's Etefee.l.•ouse, Change-alley, t ornhill. MANSION AND LAST). STAN3101I1:-IIILL, 311D -1)1.1::1:\. ESSItS. BIACII IN anti DranNii Am hate air li hammy to amain e to Olt PnSLr, th .t i hev to PUBLIC AUCTIt).N. at I ilzr.:•.te%. or T t.N113.1" , the of J•nrarv, at twelve o'cick. s tralv valuable FRI.:EIk/LI) .... • ASS tanaw.l[iii 2ons, and well adnntt . id ; l; tbeenalescat of a Getadcuisi of rank, anti . Own its couii g nitty is the Metropolis. is suitab! • kar :he evabiislament of any gentleman whose avocations may requite a daily attenilance in town. Tt Mansion is secluded front the road by a lofty brick wall, ai.d. situate upon an eminence celebrated for its extensive and tcautttnt scenery over the vicinity and the adjuir.iug co:intim *1 he nei t :b. Warhead is of the first respeetability, the situation dry and heaahi.y, with an abundant supply of excellent water, and the house a offices are replete with every studied convenience for a first-rate est 3.. blialtment. The Estate cnnuirises, with the 31ansion. abeet acres of very productive paddock, Illculow. arable, art! woo f land, upon which are large f.sli ponds well stocked with line pike, carp. sod tench ; the woods are abundantly supplied with gaine the pleasure grounds and paddocks are of exceeding besinj, and ornamental with the most rare and choice grounds are diversified with plantations of thrifty timbers, and belted by a plan tation abutting upon the Elstree and Edgeware roads, and the lands adjoining. Taking iivo view its manifest local advantagts [nay picturesque beauty, it is an Estate that must Cu:1;11:::::.; getieml admiration. . . _ .Nlav be viewed by Tickets only., 21 days prio7. Part.e.dats and conditions. with a map of the Lawn., may Ix had of ‘S". 1,,0n, EM. solicitor. 71. Great liuswl.t.trect, riloomshury 4 sod at taro office of• Messrs. Machin and I/Acid:an+, :11;.. King-street, (Jse: t. garden, of s•hont may be had cands to view the roate. F11l:1110Lp IVOItSTIID 3111.1,. 1111031:i6ltDVE, W011('EST1:11SH I RL:. Br 31r. %V I'Ll; Y. At the Crown Hotel, Itrotinterove. on the 2Sth January next, it Very valuable Fill-A.3101M 11'01:STEP MILL, Lll four stories high. whit wings of three %curies (in which sa extensive business in the manufacture of IForited Yarn hat been carried on for upwards of shiny years). tont:her w ith the shops, warehouses, wool-rooms. elye-lioures. drying-house, wash Itouse.. oil.roosies, cambers' shops, barn. stable, tools, and several cipses of rich land, containing together _'fa. 2n. Gr. 'l - 11:: Mill is reol.n: by a water-wheel 12 feet wide, and 20 feet high, which is turner by two streams of water. The reservoirs cor n about seven acr... The machinery, which is of the best description, steatmengte;,.; twelve-horse power, on Watts' principle, lathes ntul tithe: •t s, combs, he. may be purchased either alone or together, ter Freehold, at a valuation. The premises are close :et the tuwt: ui Bromsgrove„ in the county of Worcester. For farther particulars, and to treat for sale ley private contract, please to apply to Messrs: Lc 111ane, and t sook, Solicitor., New Bridge -street, Blackfriars ; 31r. llontwman. 11, I iuttrr.lane, I:heapekle, La don ; Mr. Adams, Broutsgroye; Mr. satrutt Davis, Leicester; or Mr. lryley, Adanuaon, near 31 - clll:Gnor., Salop. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. NOTICE TO PILOTS. Russian Consulate, Londe.. Ow- r. • STr—lfaving received from my Government intWrotation. that henceforward Russian !II en of War will lx a sismaUlagte their fere. top gallant-mast head. of which the enelooed is a correct drawing.• as a signal for pilots, I hasteo, therefore. to communicate this regulation to you, for the information of the Committee of Lloyd',, sad such panics as it may concern. (Sigredf A. DE DUR.ITCHEFSKY. To Jno. Bennett, Eq. Secretary of Lloyd's. • The flag would resemble, at a distance, the British unin Jack, with a broad white border. FAT. MOUTH, Dec. •yesterday tie Matilda, 31+•:r.^, from Messina, in fifty days, fur Liverpool ; spoke on the Mb ta•t. oil' Gibraltar, the lastly Amherst, of Litt:nwt, from 7.4 , .e Dublin; und same day the tyren, of Yarmouth, from A'ot.. andria for Liverpool. licre•sroste, DEc.2".—The Friendship, of Milford. Davies, from ilelfast tOr Liverpool, wits driven on shore near the I'i!e c' Foudry, during the gale yesterday. Carga dantagetL "lineman, Dec. 27.—A boat's stern has !wen picked up o'l Clovelly, marked ~ L eh', of Dartmouth, John Reed," anu 14 quantity of butter in kegs, marked " P. Grady." COWES, DEc. 2'.l.—None of the ccuels bound foreign hare t under weigh. Po RT. MO VT it, DEC. 99.—Sailed the following outward-bound. via.:—The Enterprise, Bridge ; Coventry, Iloun ; Hero, Cm. mings ; Richmond, Middleton ; Britannia, 'Wessel • Elizabeth, Collins ; Governor Balkett, D iann ; ltebeees, StanOard ; Duke of Manchester, flood ; Simon Taylor, tAleck ; Prince Regent. Taylor ; Anne, —; Sovereign, ; 3!artha, P•. 11 ; Prince George, Parker ; Clifton, —; and Robert, Bathgate. Several ' are preparing for sea, and, should the wind continue, no doubt xti du outward bound will be oft by to-morrow. 11Eat., Dicc. •.N.—Last night the wind shifted to 1.E..5.; =LI N.E., in the course of which and early this 'limning, the te!.ule of the outward bound sailed. The Lavinia, Brooks, fur St. !friers. passed thmugh. The Rapid, for the South Scso, arrived for the river and remains. Arrived and salted for the lIVCT. the Rising Sun, —, from St. .Ilichsers. Oriarcerxii, 14:c. 29.—Arrired tie Isabella, Ismsy. fro", St. John's, New Brunswick; Ross,lluntley, (rota ditto ; Arrowsmitb, from ditto; Star. llockett. from Quebec; Wialain 51`Billivray, Stoddart, from ditto , William and Jane ; firdee, from ditto ; Rambler, flulliday, from the S3:111 Sets ti.or i g... Kendall. front Rio Janeiro ; Paget, King, trout Smyrna ; wood, Puller, from Seville ; Frame of Orange, HMI, NMI Lis. hon ; Rose. Ham, from Seville ; Itegullui, .Sanderson, front Mi rautirhi ; John, Downing, frain Seville • Diana, Ifugh,.. front Havana; Itosannah, Johnson, front II:Italia • Oporto F 3 .4.e.„ Galloway. from Pernambuco ; Britannia, Blackburn, loom &mi. na ; Sarah, Drummond, from Virginia ; Jane, Lewis. (nun Ca diz ; Dasher, Collier. front Seville ; Orpheus, Findlay, from Bombay ; Henry. 11'astmorland, from Iknierara ; Britannia. Line, from Cadiz; .Nearcbus {Make, from New Brunswick; sad Cambridge, Barker, from B ombay. 11..ftwicu, DEC. 29.—Several coasters that have been in her. for shelter, sailed this day for the rirer. A collier brig is on shot, on the \Vest Rocks. LivrEpooL, DEC. 28.--We are fearful the Sir John has been lost; she had arrived at Bay Chalcur, and wultdagiab with her cargo the latter end of September ur beginning (..t:to ber, and has not since been heard of. 29..—.Irrived the Julius Caesar, Frtnch, Nat vanna!, ; and Topaz, Callender, from Charleston. HE'LL, Dec. M.—Arrived the Lively, anudchild, from !is:I:- burgh ; and 1% illiatu, Peart, from St. Pttersburgls. Frehri• Moyer, for Lubec ; Vim; llowinan, fur 114n1:w... b !1 ; Lord Nelson. Hunter, for Antwerp ; Iletheil. Hall. for Itott, - dam ; Pack'.:, Arnett, for Hamburgtt ; and IVilli.uu I(..sudg. Als!rrisrin, for Alestrusdria. Telagraphe, of 114rre, picked up, off Malaga, on the 11th inst. two men. part of die er;:w the Fleuris, of Quebec, Cesar& from Landau to Malta, whu bail been washed orerbosed un part of the maiatuasr. ST. Mn•naeu, Dze. Christian, Mackie. (rent neritf..., which put in here in a leaky state, hac been retittc:l, and will take on boanl her cargo as won as the v.i.ather will perui::, and prt e fo: Cork and Dublin. CONSTAN TI worth:, Nov. 26.—The bail weather mentioned in my last occasioned some loesce in the Black Sea, co listing of two or three foreign vessels and wane country craft. SMYRNA, Nov. 16.—Ilis Majesty's ship Martin remains lo port, and we continue to enjoy the most perfect tranquillity. The Nelson, of Pool, waslon shore, and lalf f.1:1 of water. near Cape La Hogue, 2.5:h ir.stant. The North Star, Cameron, from Westport to Liverpool. WWI totally wrecked star the island of Colinsay, 13:h lost:int.-4 'sew saved. __ The Margaret, Hogg, from flefsvt to Liverpool, was lately driven on shore at South Port; crew and cargo ante'. Veasiits srootir wrrn..—The Barkworth, --, front Bai t s_ bay to London. 24th September, off Cape de Verily, by the Um:. beaux', which arrived at Rio Janeiro 2llth October ; Unio.t, from Guernsey to Rio Janette, 29th ult., by his Majtsty's ship Plover, arrived at Plymouth ; l'ontruerce of Peterhead, by his ALejerty's ship Faclipse, arrived at Plymouth . ; Dathurv, Hassell, from Passage for Batavia, 27rh August ; 28th, Java, t f Mart•lottead. for Batavia ; some day, an American ship, anpposed to hr thu I Diamond, Strout, for Batavia . • Delphine, from Batavia fur Hol land, 9d ult.; Hornet, from London for Batavia, Al; • from Liverpool for Jamaica, tith inst., by the I:Alse s Cowes. t , ) - 4T