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i' 7 i --; :. Cput . , ~..., ,/ / :'/'• , 7- ,/ 4 ''' le/ (, /tegr it /2tyl L' / • ..K ' -..-- - 1- - .0 1 -- '--- ...../c, 4 1........ fr. e..... -. " . . ...--- 41 e --- e-- ..-' .."---.. 0 1 /4 0" // .„,t,„ , ,,e,,-.„-...‹.--, 4_,..., • / .... •,t • . * .1 Kt! 1 ‘ ) I le .. 4 /-e_ 3 (f_ .' . ( LONDON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7. 182.6. No. 7,199. Price 7A. (101.011IBIAN SIX PER CENT. LOAN.—The N.../ FOURTH lIALF-YEARLY PAYMENT of the IN TEREST on COIAEtI BIAS SIX PER CENT. STOCK dne on the 15th of January next, will be paid at the Counting house of Messrs. 11. A. Goldschmidt and Co. on that and the Auc used nig days ; and the Holders are requested to leave the Dividend Warrants at their Ottio• between the Hours of Ten and Two o'Clock. with Lists thereof, t mitetieally arranged, at least one day previous to payment. in order that they may be examined. OPERA. —BOXES in every situation to LET, by the night, alternate weeks, or season ; and Fit; kkets at lb. Gd. each, at Andrew' s Library, 161. New 11mA-street. — I FOR MADRAS direct, to Rail die 20th January, and to touch at Plymouth or Portsmouth for Passengers, sto Teslk Ship GENKRAL PALM Ett. A. I. GEOIIGE TRUS COTT, Commander ; register UU Tons. Has excellent Accom modations fur Passengers. and carries a Surgeon. For Freight of Fifty Tons of measure Goods, or Passage, ap ply to the Owner, GEORGE TRUSCOTT, 1, Castle-court, Birehin-lane. SALES BY AUCTION. Ll' E-ASSU RANCH SOClETY.—Assurances Alir E ar ' effected to the extent of kWh:. upon the same Life, and are open to persons in every station. he Acsured for Life, after three etn,fire entitled to have four fifths of the pr o fit s a dd e d to their Policies, or may apply the Came in reduction or the annual premiums. Assurances may be effected upon the Lives of Persons residing at a distance from London, without a fine for non-appearance. Attendance daily at the Office, No. GO, Lineolo's Inn-fields, from -nine till four, where prospectuses and every other Infurma. tion may br.• obtained ; they may also be had at the Offices of most of the Solicitors in town amd country, through whom Assurances may be ellittell. JAS. ANDERTON. Sec. No. 168, REGENT -STREET, OPPOSITE BURLINGTON- '. TO PROPRIETORS OF C %TR IRCULATING: ?ARRA RlEic NOVEL DEALERS, ROOK.SELLERS, AND OTH RM. A Collection of the moat approved Modern Novels apd Romances, Travels, and Miscellaneous Works, the Fittings of the Shop, /Lc. arrived At St.• John's, Newfoundland, Nov. 25. The Lard Ev.• mouth" , Taiwan, at Sr. John's.' New Brunswick:l4ov. 4. The Name, -Harrill. with artificer% ace., from this port for the ittlirr•r Alines, In Colombia, we* spoken with, Nov. 20, in lat. 23, L•loatt. 37, 19, all well. The George, Davis, of this port, jailed hew. for St. John's% Newfoundland, Ada the filth of Septimili, and has not since been heard of. P6SITSXOIO/11, JAN. S.—Arrived • the My's. Laytrwt,i- fawn (Honduras; and the 41no, Potts, from Sttaderland.—Wind' J':- with. rain and sleet. lieasiNGTOW, J:t>c. Majesty's cutter Grtriamer, tender to his Majesty's "'tip Victory,. parted her table, last night an ilurat Roads, and went on shore near the lightawntse, where oho lies s ywith redder unshipped and other damage. Dor sit, Ault. 4...... The boat Chance, with a crew of RA men, took off nassengers from the shore in his IllaJestT's packet Fury; Os the Road ; at which time it blew herd et HAL., with aMO •rh On the binit's remeriing for the shore, the wind had meth In.: creased, and raised the tea to rage with such violence, thy it brake into, anti soak the boat, at a Considerable distance front•the beach, front whence it was impossible for any boat to Launch to their' as. sistance, and the rive poor fellows most have ix risked. but foothill timely aasiatatiee of a brave hoet's crew, then also making foe the shore, who. instead of seeking, their own safety. bravely ran to the rescue of their fellow.creatures, and providentially saved the whole of them, at a time when two had sunk to rise no more, but for tick timely assirisnce. A subscription is opened, and we trust the be. acroltot will not fail to reward such meritorious services. I( 1 NDON UNITED MINE COM PANY.—Pursuanr ton clause in the Deed of Regulation*, the Directors of this Company hereby give notice, that they have made a Second Call rN 31. 104. per ware, and the Proprietors are requested to pay the lame into the kinds of slesers. Spinner, Attwoodv, end Co. bankers. Grarechurch-street, on or before the 211th of January Inst. Tokenhou•e-oud, By order of d. Board. J■n. 4, ltr2d. FREDERICK OUY. See. Just published,. by Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh, and sold by John Murray, Albemarle-street, bond., in One Voluine, post deo., containing WO closely-printed pages; 12s. boards, ANUS, or, the Edinburgh Likrary Almanack. To be tJ puhlishril Auttoally. The publication of this Work hats, from circumstances not likely to occur again, been deferred ronsiderably beyood the time intended. lo future years the Volume will be produced In the First Week of November. The Editor has the satiatiction to state, that be has received every assurance from the distinguished Literary Characters who have contribueed to the present Volume. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street.) On the Premises, No. Ma, Regent-street, on THURSDAY NEXT, the 12th inst. and Two following Days, THE LIBRARY cotutista of a choice C O LLECTION of the most popular NOVELS, ROMANCES, TALES, &c. t Including the Works of Scott, Porer, Edgeworth, Galt, Opie, Radcliffe ' Lathoni, Rehm, Roche, Burney. Hades, Max. well, Bennett, Robinson, Hamilton, Smclinam, Jamieson, end other Authors. Also the Miscellaneous Works—among which are, Bumett's History of his own Time, Blackstone** (.;otrimemariet, Lady Alorgan's Italy, Kerr Porter's Travels, and a variety of other Works, historical, biographical, Ste. • the Fittings-up of tin Book shelves, Counters, Library Table, & c. To be viewed on Wednesday pryer-ding the sale; when Eat*. !agues may be had on the prenuists ; and of Ms. Robins, 170, Regent -street. ii(Exix riitE OFFICE.-- FRUSTEF.S AND DIRECTORS. Alatthias Attwood, Lag. 31. P. Wm. Heygate, Esq. Ald. BI.P. Janus Bell, Esq. Rich. Henshaw Lawrence, Esq. JOllll Conpe, Esq. John Petty 31uspratt, Esq. William Curtis, Esq. Major Rohde, Esq. William Davis, Esq. William Semler, E. Crawford Davison, Esq. George Sham S tore y Esq. Sir Charles Flower, Hart. Aid. Charles Hampden Turner, Esq. Emanuel tiootlhart, Esq. Matthew Whiting, Esq. John Hawes, Esq. 3lattliew Wilson Esq. Thomas Hodgson, jun. Esq. Thomas iVilson, Esq. M.P. This Company have determined to make a reduction of premium under exceptions in the three Ordinary Classes of Insurance, which will be charged as follows: ... . .. _.. ..... KITED 11EYIC.1N MINING ASSOCIATION. 1 [.../ The of DIRECIPItri hereby rive Notice, that a PAYMENT of FIVE POI'NDS pet NEW SII.IIIE, be ttor tie Thint Payment, is to he made by the Proprietors, to Amara. flosarmiet aril Lo. Lombard -street, [tankers to the Asto- Patiuo s as Canoes, via.— Cf..' It/ 4C2 10 0 on or before the 1•t of February. on or before the 7th of March next. It. H EATHFIELD, secretary. No. I&, Old Broad-street, Jan. 7, 1826. LINCOLN'S INN-FIELDS. CAPITAL•TOWN IIESIHENCE. Peremptorily, by Mr. N At the Auction Mart, on 'TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, ELEGANT commodious FAMILY DWELLING HOUSE, erected in a satotantial manner, and io a style of peculiar neatness, combined with every pOssible convenience foe e tamily of high respectability and consequence, with all requiaite attached and detached Offices, coniptehending ceach.honae, stabling for four hones, ease man's dwelling, harness mom, corn, haw, end straw chambers; most desirably situve and beiog No. 22, in the Preferable part the north side of Lincoln's Lon-fields. Lease "enty Years, at a low rent. The Premises may be viewed any time previous to the sale, and prittted descriptive particulars obtained on the Premises; at SeArl'a and the Gray's Inn IJoffee.lrouses Hatchett's Hotel, Piecadil'y ; at the 3lart ; of Mr. Farden, Solicitor, No. 0, New Inn ; and of Mr. Newton, Auctioneer, &c. 3b, Cornhill. DEAL ' JAN. 1...... , * , creral iutWard:bcnina3esiels have peeped through from Ramsgate, names unknown. The Admiral Cock. burn, and the ?alar', with a Dutch goitint, remain.—WtatY E. strnng breeze. BHZERNESR, JAN. s.—The Zee Wolf, Sehragenhar *non Antwerp to London, has been' brought into this Marbobr it smack, with lota of anchor, cable, and rudder, having fleet on 'bete onthe Knowle. KENTISH RAILWAY COMPANY.—At a Meeting of the Shareholders. held at the Albion Tavern, on FRIDAY. the fib day of January. 1826. fiarJAAIES COCKBURN, Bart. in the Chair, Fir; Glass. Is. tkl. Second Class. Third Class. 2s. 6.1. . 4s. Gil. Personswhos;losurances fall due at Christinu Are requested to takr wait:: that printed receipts are now ready at the Company'i Offices in Lowshard-atweet, and at Charing-cross. where attendance is daily given from nine till four o'clock, and that Insurances of the above description will have the premium reduced accordingly. J..IONES. Sec. fruE .rEffis FIRE and DI LA PI DATION uii ENGLIsII aad CAMBRIAN LIFE 'NM:RANCE COMPANY. The Chairman reported the result of the Ballot taken ;In Satur day, the 14. h of December, 1:125. to be, that the amendment pro. posed at a Meeting of the Shareholders. on the 21st of the same month, instructing the Directors to proceed to carry the Bill into Partianewst. at the eweldng Session, was carried, and that the Bill would boaccordiegly introduced to Parliament. The following Resolutions were then proposed and adopted— Resolved, t• That, after the Act for establishing the Company shall hive been obtained, the Directors shall not be authorised to sake any further pmceedings in execution of the measure, w:thout the tense of the Proprietors haring been taken thereon, at a General 31 retinglo be railed for that purpose. Resolved. " That the thanks of the Meeting be offend to Mr. Blain and Mr. Carron, for their conduct as Scrutineers, at taking the Ballot." _ . . J.t MES COCK nu it N, Chat rman. Slr James Cockhnrn havn;g -• left the Chair, and Henry Blain, Esq. being called thereto. Resolved, " That the thanks of this Nieetinic be r,fiered to Sir James Cockburn for his conduct in the Chair this IV." HENRY BLA IN, Chairman. Notice is hereby further given, that the Agrec.nent is now pre pared, land will be lying for signatures at the Company's OtEcc. 46, Poultry, from and after Wednesday next. the I Ith instant, where the bhareholdets are required to come is and ego, at their earliest convenience. I T. THOMAS'S HOS P ITA L—Tlic SPRING ICI COURSE wf LECTURUS will commence on FRIDAY, 21H , i natant. TllliollYand PRACTICE of MEDICINK—Dr.wir.r.I,OII atr 14. Et 1.10T8021. 10.ATERIA MED - ICA—Dr. RnoTI. I.IIE3IISTRY—Mr. H. Itr•nroN. ANATOSI v—llr. Garr.s and 3lr. Jon )t F. SotTrc. SI 7 I2GF:HI'—Mr. (littrY. 14111DW I FF:IIV—Dr. I'OM PA R Anvi: N.ITOM V—Mr. Jons F. Sotrl it. BOTANY—Dr. ',rm. LECTI F-1 will be cirrn. PupAs interi4;.* --- tlietiurgical Practice of this Ilcspital are al lowed to attend that of Goy's. For particulars apply to Mr. IVhitticki, Apothecary to S. rhomal's MUSICAL PHENOMENA !—The MUSICAL IN FANT SISTERS will exhibit their unrivalled perform. snot. (playing ts.lolots and Meta on the Harp. and Piano-Fiore), at the Egy talon HAIL Piccadilly, every day at One, half-past Two, t ypd Four o'Cleack. precisely. That the Public may farm some idea of the extraordinary Ta lents of these little Children (the one only Four. and the other Seven year. of Age). it is necessary to mention, that they have re ceived Professitmal Instruct:on o n ly Four 3lontits, yet. they not only play the simple and pleasing popular Aim, bat also the more difficult piece( of the most eminent Cronpattere. RR Cramer. brattier, Welsh. Oriffm. and others, with a correctness. taste, and eat-it:inn, that have excited the admiration of every Professor who has hens./ them ; swag whom, are some of die first name* in the !lotted Kingdom. Such is their extreme delica:y and cotrectneoi of sr, that without seeing the Instrument, they name au, rote that is struek. as well as the notes of which any chord is comensed, stating the Naturals. Sharps. and Plats and as soon as a piece is commenced. they will immediately tell in what key it is played In short. it is confidently hoped, that even in thin highly culti- VatNi 11113kal Age, they will present no eommoa Treat to their V isiters. 2%. dd.—Cl:Wren under Twelve Fors of Age, .14nuesion, 1 N.B. The Selection of 3: wile will be varied continually* PA 1,1,-M A LL. TO LET, handsomely Furnished, a large MODERN MOUSE (except the Groond.floor), comptising . its dining and drawing rooms. sit bed rooms, and hve attics, with convenient offices and gond entrance. The si , nation airy and cheerful, having a view nvtr Carltomgarden4, End the Pxk. Apply, or address, rst.pnit, to A.B. 47, Pall-mall. fINO be Peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to a Decree of of the High Court of Chancery, made in tl:a two several citric* of Taggart versus Hopkins, and Tagort versus Hodder, with the apprebation of Francis Paul Stratford, Esq. one of the Master* of the sald Court, at the Public Sale.rnom of the said Court. In Southampton-buildings, Chancery-ltne, London, en FRIBA Y, the 11th daz of February. lil2o. at one o'clock, in Orbs Lot, a valuable FRbE HOLD IiSI'ATE, called FL/M.I:Y situate in the r arish of Nellie' bury, in the county al Dmset, about three miles from Bridport and Ma:Muster, consist. of 111 a. 3,t. 32r. nr thereabouts, of excellent meadow, pasture, arable, and coppice land ; together with a substantial and ronye. niait dwelling.house, cider press-house, store-cellar, dairy.roems, pod garden, farm-yard, barn, stables, granary, and other out haildings ; an d also a detached smell farm-house, with dairy-rooms and other out.huildings, and garden; the whole being within a ring fence. Printed particulars and conditions of sale may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery. lane, Landon; of Mr. Sabine, Solicitor, No. 9, Carmarthen street,Bedford.snuare, London 31essra. Nettleahipp, and Bicknell, Solicitors, Grocers' Hall, London • Messrs. Wainewright, Smith, and Giraud, Solicitors, Fumisfra Inn, London; at the Bull Bridport ; and at the principal Inns in Blattlford. ARGE OFFICE PENS, peculiarly well cut.—Tbe 14 principle of thavz Pens is simple and highly interesting, yet perfectly novel. from the process and peculiar mode of preparing thus for immediate use. Thy Quills are kept to a great length of time, till they are seasoned and perfectly ripe for use ; thus pre pared, they arc rendered capable of the finest temverature, sym metry, and nice exactness of points, so essential in this article. A - large Stuck of prime QL ILLS and PEN always on hand. Alade and mid by E. IVILLI.A.MS. Stationer to the King, and to the Royal Family, No 11, Strand, London. Portable Pete of the same quality. COFFEE end COCOA MAbE in ONE MINUTE, tram the ESSENCT Of COFFEE and COCOA PASTE, s dd by F. °RAIHA 11, rut% Tea and Foreign Fruit Warehouses, corner of the Bale Sausage Inn, 87, LUDGATE-HILL, and 16, PICKETT-STREET. Temple-bar. COFFEE in bottles 35., Ss. Gd.. and 4s. 61., and Cocoa in pots It. and 2s. each ; Essence of Glaser and all other Spices, Is. &I. Der bottle : Pulverised Jantalca Ginger. prepared from the interior ut the root, in cues, Is. 2d. each; Prepared Chocolate in pots, 6.1. each; Hickson's Anchovy Paste, 11.6 d. a pot; and Orange Marmalade, Is. 6d. per lb. ; Hobinson's Patent Barley and Groats, l. each ; Hard's Farinaceous Food, Is. per packet; also F. Gra ham's Patent Cocoa, 3a. per lb., and Sassafras Cocoa, Ss. per lb.; India Arrow Root. 21.6 d. per lb. ; West India Preserved Ginger, 75. per lb. ; Tamarinds, 2s. per lb.; Portugal Cranes , Is. per lb.; and all Foreign Fruits at reduced prices. Ginger.flavoured Barley Sugar and real Pontefract Licorice Cakes. N.B. Free LebourSugar. TCLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE • • HOUSK, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and SOUTH AMERICA, EXETER CIIANDE, STRAND. Officers, Cadets. and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other pan of the ()lobe, will hied in this Establit.itment the whole of their Appointments, tiwords, Caps, Sashes, Belts; and Pistol., &c. together with a large and argil-manufactured stock of Sea Cots. Couches, and Bed, meg; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps Sea Chests, Mulu and Bullock Trunks, and every other deacriptioo of Travel ling Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re. quince, Int India, anti other tropical climates: likewise a great 'Ariel of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Ferks. suitable r,r families going abroad, Military and Ilindostanee Books Maps, itcr. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curriele, Tandem, Phelan, Atenhope and Chaise Damen, with every description of Saddlery, leaße. for home use, East and West Indies, and South America, which merit inspection from their quality, first stile of workman -1%7, and Moderate prices. All this Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and the excellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to of `ekin g hut one Beady 3loney Price, from %Web ue abatement will be made. Foy- Doctor yes?. r Yea In it* • of rho office. , Caw- SI:II.SCRIBED CAPITAL.—ONE MILLION CUM R MAN Peter Moore, EN. M. P. DEPUTY CUM lIMAN—Iohn Willis, jun. Egg. DIRECTORS. Richard !gelslow, Esq. Hobert Langslow, Esq. David Maclean. Esq. Samuel Page, Esq. James Stonehouse, Esq. Robert Talbot, Esq. F. Verbeke, Esq. The Hight Hon. bard Viairu; IVinterton 'f ournmir Sir G. Aire'', K.C.B. H. W. Tal b ot, 31. P. Jahn Dunatart, .1. Gray, Eel. Glamhentli) Thomas .loner, Earl. (Garden) Stanley F. Geri, E.q. Aunts•oas—John Laerfara, Em. ; Jahn Wood, Esq. STANDINO (OUNSEL—John Evans, Esq. 1). Yea's, Esc'. M.D. F.R.S.; G. Birkbeck, Bs q, 31.1). • Southwu,xl Smith, Esq. 11. D. SUEGEONS—lxvris Lese, j,in., 1;,q.; C. Lillie, Esq.; G. D. Pailton. Esq. Some' Cliarks Verbeke, Eaq. _ SECazTAIIi To '1111e: I : IIIE ' AND I)II.APILIALTION DErART. MEsT-11. 'l'. Hyde, Doi. SI:CISET•HV To Tll6 LIFE DEPARTIIENT, Diir!man, E'q. ACT I , A RV —James I;sq. L.L.D. CLO r N TAN T-31r. William SIM. , iustriwons—Mr. Jame , Llines ; Mr. Charles Matthews; Mr. llayward. BANN EHS-Sir Jo:in Petring and Company. The Company is now prepared to receive proposals for In suranees in the Fire, Dilapidation, and Life Departments, at their ieinporary Offices, 35, New Llman-street, where (until the perma nent Offiees, Iti, Cheopsine, are refs-1y) detailed Prospectuses and all official toms may be hail. W. DI'D3IAN, Secretary. 35, New Broad-street. Jan. 4. N.B. Persons wishing to become Agents will signify the same by letter (post-paid) atltlresst d to the Secretary. UkRDI kN FIRE ANI) LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. No.ll, LOMBARD-STREET. AT TUE ENTRANCIL OF THE POST-01•IP ICE, LONDON. . RICHARD MEE RA Esq. Chairman. GEORGE LYALL, Esq. Deputy Chairman. W. C. Humdrum, John Martin, Esq. M.P. William Copland, Esq. Rowland Mitchell, Esq. William I). Dawson, Esq. Robert Mitford, Esq. Sir T. Hartle Farquhar, Hart. John G. Ravenshaw,,Esq. John (Luau, El. Alderman Robert Rickards, Esq. Nicholas Gat ry, Lsq: John Shore, Esq. William Haldimand, Esq.M.P. Edward Stewart, Esq. John Harvey, Esq. Andrew Henry Thompson, Esq. George Jenncr. Leq. John Thornton, Esq. John Loch, Esq. John Tulloch, Esq. Swyari3larjoribanks,Esq.M.P. James Tulles Esq. AI7DI Ward, Esq. Lewis Loyd, A. W. R"barts, E'q. M.P. The Directors have de:ermined, the fullowin,; reduction un the 'l' and Insurances bitlitir.o - 2s. will be rAuccd to J. Ss. . . 2s. with certain oteeptione. to make 'hree ordinary Glasser; of Eire In • charged at 841. per Cent. per Annum 1;d. ditto ; and thl. a reduction which will bring the tta.. - 4s. but no Policy will be entitled to Premium below tis. The unprecedented success this Institution has experienced, affords satisfactory proof that the principles upon which it was . . founded have rota wi:li general n:inrohation, and gives the best as surance that the proportion of Profit to be returned to the as sured at the septennial division, will meet with their full ex- )ectation, Notice is hereby given. That Assurances which expire at Christ mas should be renewed within fifteen Days thereafier, or they be come void ; and that the Receipts fee such Renewals are now rosily for delivery with the r,cspective Agents for the Comps❑ through out the United Kingdom. WM. WILLIAMS, See. pALLADIUM LIFE Sot": 7. WATERI.OO-PI.ACE Capital, Two 91 111 RE C and FIRE ASSURANCE :ET Y, anti 76, CHEAPSIDE. fillions Sterling. r TORS. fart. i11.P., F.R.S., Chairman. 1.P., F.R.S., Deputy-Chairman Colonel Wm. Bodycutt Davis Neil Benjamin Edosonstone, Esq. , Joseph Esdaile, Esq. Right Hon. W. H. Fremantle, M.P. Captain Henry Eater. F.A.S. John Mitchell, jun. Esq.. Charles Eon Prescott, Esq. Peter Reireson, Esq. Samuel Skinner, Esq. IPatrick Maxwell Stewart, Esq. Colonel Mark Wilke. Sir William Young, Bart. s should be renewed within Fifteen Sir EDW. HYDE EAST, 11 Colonel JOHN HAILLIE, Jot Dupre Alexander, Esq. ALP. • . John L. Anderdon, Req. George Arbuthnot, Ea.i. Samuel Bosancuet, Eng. Henry Browne, Esq. F.R.S. Sir W. Clyowpionde Crespignr, Bart. Al. P.. Sir William Congreve, But. M.P. Colonel T. Henry Hastings 1)a. vies, M.P. W. R. Keith Douglas, I:sq. M P. Policies expiring at Christmas Days from the2.Stii December. Eighty per C,nt. of the estimated Profits on Policies continued for seven years, will be septennially allowed to persons who have paid seven years' premium, in a single sum or by annual pay. Melt& _ . . . All Claims on the Society paid without deduction or discount, and the Assured have the option of settling disputed claims by arbitration. Parries, by s obtaining the Settlement of a Loss, do not lose their right to participate in their Profits. 1n the Life Department, Four-fifths (or CO per Cent.) of the estimated Profits will be added every seventh year, by way of bo nus, to the Policies effected for the whole term of life, on lives in sured under the age of 50. or be applied in reduction of future an nual premiums, at the option of the Assured. Persons assuring their Lives in this Office may cross the sea In decked vessels, between the Elbe and Brest, or go to any part of Europe in any of his 31aicsty's regular packets or ships of war, during the time of peace, without par nit any extra premium. WA LTE K COSSE R, Secretary. SIM PSON'S ROYAL ELIXIR OF LlFE.—This Medicine, from its balsamic and restorative qualities, fully merits the above name. It was originally prepared by a Physician of the French Court for a late King of France, and the recipe having been purchased by the present Proprietor, Is most faithfully adhered to. For flatulence, Spasms, or Gout in the Stomach, its beneficial effects are unrivalled, as it gives immediate' relief in such cues; and no persons subject to those alarming complaints ought to be without it. It promotes appetite, and gradually restores digestion in cases of nervous debility, whether occasioned by a long residence in tropical climates, natural deficiency of energy in the mums, or from a too luxurious mode of life. This Elixir will be found, on a sufficient trial, a never-failing restorative to tons and vigour. Gen tlemen whowcasionally exceed the strict bounds of temperance will, by taking • doseof this Elixir on retiring to rest, exempt themselves ronn the usual unpleasant effects of such excess the following day. This Medicine is also used by distinguished orators of the Senate, the Pulpit, and the liar, as it revives the frame and restores the I voice when painful exhaustion is produced by lung declamation:; and at the same time is so perfectly innocent, that the most delicate females and children may take it without tear or alteration of their accustowedhabit±. . . . . _ It IS sold in Bottles at lla each, including stamp, by J. V. Simpson (acting Proprietor)), No. 28, Henrietta -street, Covent. garden, London; at the Libraries at•most• fashionable watering places and towns of public resort ; and by the principal Medicine Vatters throughout the Mutat Kingdom. Bookspublished bySherwood.Gilbert,and Piper, Pataraceter.row. TO SPORTSMEN. BRITISII FI.ELD SPORTS ,; embraCing Practical Inatruotiona in Shooting, Hustings 12oursing. Racing, Fish ing, &c.; with Observations on the Breaking and Training of Dogs and Homes ; also, on the Management of Fowling-pima and all other Sporting Implements.--By W. H. SCOTT. Illustrated with upwar ds of fin highly-finished engmings, nom. pvehending every variety of subject elnwected with field sports, and executed by the moat eminent artiste. In 1 large volumene°, price 11. Ills., or on royal paper. with proofimpreasions of the plates, M. art. JOHNSON'S SHOOTER'S COMMNION; 0 0415 Peklof a Descriptioo of Pointers and Setters, al as Of those Birds which are the object of pursuit ; of Scent,e reason why one dog's sense of smell is superior to anotherhe a'ovrti gv ; j aerce fully considered, particularly as it relates twitsrs o inn Pow der. On the properties of Percussion Feeder, in beat method of making it. Shooting illustrated, and the art of shooting flying simplified and clearly laid down. The Dame 'Lowe familiarly ex. plained, &c. &c. fly T. E. JOIINON. .New Edition; consider ably enlarged and improved, and illustrated with three ligrarings by Landseer. Price Da. in boards. " This "is a well written and well arranged mil ."—Lit. Citron. The SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITORY, eons g a series of highly -finished E 'graving, ' representing the H - and the Dog in all their rarie:ies, executed in the line man by Mr. John Scott, front original Paintings by Marshall, ;le' sgie. Gilpin, Stubbs, anti Cover; accompanied with, a comprehensive descrip tion of the different species of each, and a vuriet ' of information in Training and the Amusements of the Field W. H. SCOTT. Author of '• British Field Sports." Vegan *Med in 4to. and embellished with Forty highly-Eniahett Coppi ii - late Engraving's, i and numerous IVood-euts, price 34 3s. hoards, or may be had in Six. Parts, Ins. fad. each. TAMAN 1 M PRO'l'Ell.; &Compendium of Farriery, wherein is fully explained the nature and etreetere gf the Horse. Exem plified by ten Cuts, each the full figure of Ille animal, describing all his various parts. Price '_s. 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GO I)itto Antiqui ties, 08 engravings; 31 Met des Antiques, 2; Pyne's Royal Resi dences, lOU plates; Nash's Views in Paris, 2; Boydelt ' s Shalt speare, 9 vol., and Prints 2; also the Dreaden,.Versailles, Pout. lain, Florence, Le Brun, Stafford, and other Galleries; glazed mahogany bookcase, &c., tie property„of a Gentleman, removed from Gloucester-place. May be viewed till the sale, and catalogues had at Mr. Phillips's , M. Neer Rood-strew. THE ROYAL NAVY. (From the Plymouth Journal, Jan. 4.1 Since our last, N. and N.W. winds have pritcipally prevailed' During the greater part of Sunday it blew a violent gale from the S.E. a and it was gratifying to remark the ease and safety with which the several Mips in the Sound rode at their authors, Under the shthering influence of the Breakwater. Though on the out side of tile Mole the sea was running mountains high, all within was calm and secure. In fact, every storm that visite our port brings fresh proof of the utility of this grand national undertaking. On Tuesday the wind shifted roundsto the East, from which quar ter it continued to blow hard during that night, and the whole of yesterday. While the storm prevailed on Sunday, several sail of outward-bound merchantmen took shelter in our harbour, where they still remain, waiting a moderation of the present boisterous weather. _ _ _ _ _ _ The Jaya , 60 guns, wag commissioned on Sunday, by Lieut. P. Bagwell, late of the Camelion. Capt. John Wilson is appointed to command her. .._„ The Cato, Vinelia, Jupiter, and Joseph Oreen transports, ar rived on Sunday from Portsmouth, and the two latter sailed again on Tuesday, for Cork. The Victor, 18, Capt. Wcollcombe. was towed out of harbour into the Sound, on Monday, by the Meteor steam vessel. The Magnificent hospital and store ship. Lieut. Rlondell, hay. ing embarked Commishioner. Shortland and family at this port, sailed on Tuesday for Jamaica. The Nightingale cutter, Lieut. Kitchen, arrived on Tuesday from Portsmouth. _ _ _ In Hamosze—Britannia,, Gem& IVindsor Castle, Java, Nim. rod, Bramble, and Bittern ; and Royal Charlotte, and Lapwing, revenue cruisers. . . Between Island and Blain—Shamrock, Camelion, Nightingale • Lyra, and Reynard. In the Sound—Lively, Druid, Victor ; and Cato and Vibelia transports. . . The Semarang, 28, Captain D. Dunn, was at Port Louie, Mau ritius, all well, on the 25th or August last. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. CIIATLAINS—The Rev. J. M. }Awards, to the Galatea; the Rev. Wm. R. Payne, to the Spartiate ; the Rev. Charles Hardy, Superb; Rev. Jos. W. Maguire. Tribune; Rev. Thos. Foster, ‘Vellesley ; Rev. John Briggs, Windsor Castle. Sunosows--John Tarn, John Park (as.) to the Adventure ; John Daly (aet.)Atholl; Evan Bowen, Benj. Bynoe (as.), Belittle; Jas. Carruthers, Bellette ; Wm. 111'Auley and David Geddes (stip.), Boadicea; John hatt, H. D. R. Henning (sq. Brisk ; D. J. Hall (as.), Wm. Bothwell (sup.), Britannia; Jolts Hager (as.) Cygnet ;'Wm. Crichton, Druid ; Wm. O'Connor (act.). Esk ; J. W. Reid,. Ferret; Wm. Lindsey and John Mein (as.), Genoa ; Rt. Armstrong, Glasgow; John Bobt. Reid, Gloucester; James Jackson (as.), Harlequin ; David Brown (as.), Mich. Healy (sop. as.), Hyperion ; Jos. Steavenson, Peter Reid (as.); Peter Slier lock and Arch. Wood (sop.). Isla; John Patton, John Robert son (as), Lame ; Rt. Wm. 111•Farlene (act.). Liffey ; John Camp bell and John Yeoman (as.), Lively ; Rd. Davies, Magnet 3 Mar. Sheehan, John Castles (as.), Magnificent ; Pat. Grant, Wm. Pen nycock (as.), Nimrod Rt. Marshall (as.), Plumper; F. A. Don. nelly, Thoa. Donald (as.), Procris ; Andrew D. Wilson, Pyladcs; John Tompsom Rainbow ; A. Lane, Rt. M`Comaick (as), W. Glasgow, J. Kerr (as.), ; William Aitchison, *pita :' John Greenish, Win. Martin (as.), Sparrowhawk ; C. F. Krabbe, Sphynx ; Wm. Hamliton (as.), Starling; Benjamin Browning, Talbot ; Joists James (as.), and Thee. Bell (sup.), V ictury ; John Harnett, Henry Holmes (as.). Volage; Ebenezer Scott, P. L eo nard, J. Henderson (as.), Rd. C. Nutt (sup.), Wellesley. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, JAN. B. Wind E.S.E. fair—High Water, 9 m. p. 8, p. n. The Columbian, O'eddes, from Maranham, is off this port. The Marta. Williams, from Liverpool, arrived at hlarlinham 23d November. The Janett, Ada noon, from Liverpool for Westport, put into Kinsale with loss of anchor and cable. The Andromeda. Whitleter, ttnm Liverpool for St. John's. New Brunswick, put into Kinsale, with loss of foremast, bowspit, &c. The John Reid, Fiakter, from Liverpool, has arrived at Odessa. • The Strenshall, Robinson from ditto, has arrived at Comma. tinople. PEtrasscst, JAN. 3.—The Jeune Jean Bart, Deauraio, from Cardiff to Bordeaux, has been driven into fit. Michael's Mount, witb loss of mainsail, foresail, and leaky, and It is supposed will be obliged to discharge. Fai.siourn, JAN. 4.—Arrived the Barbara, Hensel!, from Pieter+. in 26 days, for Newcastle i the Isabella, Ismer, from Mi remit:hi in 31 days, for London; and the Ann. Blackwood, from Quebec—mainyud sprung, and very leaky—Wie'd B. PLYMOUTH, JAW. S.—Arrived the (lizard, Churchyard, frrm Alum; Castor, Cochran). from Baltimore (Ireland); and the Hof nong, De Boar, from Lisboa. Sailed the Thetis, Irish, for La bon.—Wind 8., b2Owing vervhard. FLTALQUTII; JAX. i.—The Cygnet, &Men, from Plymouth, GRAVESEND. JAR. &a—Arrived the British King, Itionerief, faun New York ; Dell rot, Malmmi, from Dunkirk; Marline*, Itigdan, from ditto; Hee, Nicols, from Hamhurgh ; Minerva. Bee, from Antwerp; 3!incrva, Hohurst, from Branner ; and leveret others, tomes unknosn. Sailed the Calypso, Hutchinson, for Borneo Ayres. flartwtca, JAN. 6.—The brig on shore on the %Vest Rocks le Row to pieces : she was the Elisabeth and Jane, Ifaldon. Aura Sunderland for faindon—crew saved. The Lanni Dunoon rocket took from on board a Dutch brig theatew of the gallict Six Brothers. F:riaitsen. from Fauborg for ilt , ll, which was dismasted on the nutlet the 25th ult. and abandoned at anchor 12 leagues W.N.W. off Texel. BRIDLINGTOg, JAN. - 3.—The Delight, WeHingham, frees Ramburgh, got on shore this morning, in making the harbour, and appears to have much water in her. Bur ITO T., JAN. S.—Arrived the' Canadian Pact*, GaMbtes ; Unity, Worth, from Pe'ersburgh. Sailed the Europa, Jores. fee Honduran ; Kate, Barnes, tor Sr. Illtichaers ; La Addle, Musson, for Bee leans • Despatch. Forster, for Charente ; Altrt,• fw S. Michael's. The Milton, Webb, from home, has arrived at New York.--WimlT.. _ _ _ - - - ROT TERDAM, Ja:s. 3 --Fourteen kegs of butter, Rome morbid " W. W. Miller, Linteriek,"and others •• J. and J. Iti‘Naroatit;• have heea tucked up oflCamperdown, and carried to Helveet. PAVIA, J 2.—The Renard, Laroche, for St. Petersburgh fee Bor leaux And the Jetme Oillet,-are wrecked. Tx xi L. JA Zen lieirodeM, Bricks, from Falba*. has beta fuund at sea at anchor, without any person on board, lint masts rat away; she has been brought into Niro Thep. KINfAtP, Dot c. 3l.—The Andromeda, Wittletnn, form Liver. pool to &A. John's, New Brunswick, has put 'in hem with loss e fur -mast, bowsprit, boat, &c. CastrrEttu, Dec. 24.—The Thetford, Riekaby, from flunfor Rotterdam, was driven on shore near Domburg on the night oft's, 24th inst. during a heavy gale and thick weather. The whole et 1 the cargo will no doubt be saved, with very trifling damage. MALAGA. DEc. 14.—The Flora, Bowen, from Ada felt thee. Pool, put in here this day, with much damage, and part oilier cargo thrown overboard, having been driven on !Mere about a feast to the westward of this port during a heavy gale. SIrHI9BY (GO TH LAND), DEA:. I.—The Thames, Bailey, Freers Riga for London, was driven on shore on the south sold -id this island 29th oh. Crew saved--.eargo much damaged. Tnin/1D4D,1%0e. 2l.— The Nipariraa. White, from bondan, ire coming through the second Boca, oo the 29th inst. got becalmed, and was swe?t by the current closeto the rocks on the eastern-sib of the entrance, where ahe snuck and bilged. Tire spars, sails, and rigging, anchors and cabled, are saved, and a largo portitukof • the cargo; and, if ,the wombat .ptoves moderate,.mote will bet.bat all dam:tied, as she .is folio( water. The New Phoenix, of Laien. den, hrd nearly ahared.the fate of the INaparium. I.A Quay RA, Nov. 23.—The .P.ealstance, Voles, from. Lia.. vsnnah, has , been captured by the Colombian schooner Polly Har.ton t and arrived here 17th mat. ALVARADO. OCT. 25.—We are concerned to say that the Lfio packet/struck against some rocks, between here and Vela Cruaou the 22-I inst., and the crew and passengers were obliged to abandon the ship, in order to save their lives. This morring, the fOrotae ( with the exception of the cook), and three of the wassengora:nr. rived lwre in the long-boat, atter being exposed to the Human dangers &nee Sunday afternoon. The four other passengers owl the cookthey. had left on a raft of some planks bound togetherowsd two beats are already gone off to save them if posaible,, jeaty's ship Pyladea sailed yesterday from Sacrihcios for New -Vatic and Jamaica. General Maslen has requested an interview With -the Go 41.-nor cf t . e Castle, which the latter refused. The embargo is not ye taken off. Nov.fa.—The Atlantic, Black, was ag ain off our Bar last night, in disci e,s, without anchor, boats, and fotentast sptang, and these feet water in her cabin. Nnv. 20.—The Atlantic came in this day. . - ov. 2L.....-Very few of the stores of the Rio Packet are savor/ Nov. 2.i.—The embargo which was laid here on the llth has bean r,tiseti this day, the castle of St. Juan do Vllawinsvisg surrendered on the 22d inst. and the garrison embarked fat. Ws v..nnnah. . OR Plymouth, the Maria, Moffatt, from Batavia. The Leader, Junes, from New York, has put .into Wllkerk,' leaky and much dams:zed. The Elizabeth and Jane, Holden, from Sunderland to 1.411405. was wanly wrecked on IVednesday near Harwich, crew saved. - • • The Hope, 31`Natnars, sailed from IVhitehaven Ist Oils 4W Hublir, and has not since been heard of. • I • Orem the Agent to Lloyd's at Kirkwall, dated Dec. 291.--.0:1;th the mornin4 u;• Tuesday, the lkh Mt. part of the wreck anettiegli of a vrssel timber laden, name unknown, drove on shore modes Drough of 'ltiviwy, en the West Mainland, or Inland of POMO*. in Orki.ey. It is the opinion of seamen here that the slimed Etas been s Nth xinzr ' but of what burden it has not beedialailt. twined. She had pai nted windows on her stern, the upperliblist of which came on shore, and measured about 13.; feet a piece el cuirass was picked up, marked "DESNA RD, Cork, No. 7-4444'' and several pieces of canvass have been found along shore, haying the word " CORK" marked on them : a Union jack, with a widow salvage, has also been found on the shore. The vessel appears eta have nem built of fir. Three bodies, supposed to have beset seamen, and cane pieces of a human body, supposed ti-11b part tf a f:mttle, have been east on shore, winch have alt 'bee* decently in:erred in die chinch-yard of Bitsay. The first bolt, which came cn shore on the 15th ult. was quite naked; • the Inside of the right arm was tattooed with the letters H It-orbs foul anchor; and on the inside of the left arm the letters 111 M, between the bust of a woman and a foul anchor: the body met. cured 5 feet 41 inches In length, of very dark complexion anchsemst make. The sicond came on shore on the 17th ult. and measithad tees 8 inches. The third was found on the 22d ult. withont the head, and the arms and legs much mutilated. Have As goodness to give the above publicity. (Sigied) " Crtaatr.s Stumm,. " Vice-Admiral-Depute of Orkney(' The Sir Charles Forbes passed Booby Island 11th July, all well, fur Batavia and Singapore. VEsszis Srotaw WlTll.—The Eclipse, from Capelikl3ol. Newtburdl aid, 21st ult. off Belem, out 15 days ; same day,' toff Julian, Retrieve, of Scarborough, from Portsmouth_ ; 23(1.1,0. 31, 49, N. long. 10, Si, W. Schuytkill , of and from New Yotilkftrc Lisbon, out 50 days; 26th, :lat. 39, 32, N. long. 11, MI, W. Fat tool% of °reenact, for Bombay ; 31st, let. 45, 23. N. long. SC W., Smyrna Packet, Cardiff for Smyrna; by the Stanmeryptele arrived at Fettooth. The Eliza, from Liverpool to New astab. 23 Is ult. lat. 44, 34, long. 10, 15, Fairy Queen, from Liverpoll4o Gibraltar, 29th, lat. be, 38, long. 3, 20, by the Mane, Fergooo, arrived at Liverpool. MELANCHOLY CIRCUHETANER.—WHETrHAY IX, JA.. XUARY 3.—We are extremely sorry to anncatnce an occurrence which took place this morning in the Witham pit, by which' net persons unfortunately perished. The circumstances which led this melancholy loss of lives are briefly as follow :—One of the en. pines under ground in that pit had been worked several hour. .A• 4 night and this morning, when the men in attendance discovered Ms space about the engine to be instantly enveloped in flamed, *Meta had the effect of igniting the coal, and also the wood-works which soon produced an immenie body of fire. Tbe.air passing thrcagit this body, and thug rendered unlit for respiration, hail to travel 1. distance at least of two miles before it reached the uproot she:: t.: this place two men, who had the charge of the furnaces, vterrno fortunately suffocated. The remaining seven, on the impale* of the moment, went in search of lb. two sufferers, and, we regreoUf add, abated the same fate. The direct road through which deey had to pass, leading to the upend 'Lett, has a d:stinet yenta:wines fronishe William pit, but in conacquilnee of thetiernaces et this phew having become extinguished, the went of air became rtverwth and on this account the road wae.iiiiregneted wish the ininurisat, from the William pit., an event which no paten could possibly guard against. No blame whatever, we andertand, attacheslo a.ur intlividuel.—Cmeweerleed Peruke!, klre understand a lroni authority upon which we nuttily. that very little damage has bete done to the lead watt% Stalkers; Parker, and Co. by die fire of Thurilia7 The injury is entirely coofiued to the interior of the tower, and all the other parts of the•works are pig: ea as usual. The preteir,g were f..1'.4 insured. 1~ i )r. for 1 ,1 !l CT. nm is:, ha. anti The oast Fen, 2let the 41 I the 1 tr. Tne e off Teri. altar tidt wing Jags ming 'orter with 20th a the ktlif 01,814 7•4• 0t•. bbelds, 'fa be so Ist* xlieve, WNW at•/• 10%