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. .i ~ - Z-- - Z-- . 1.----..-..c, Slit /4 //:), . /_<... 7 • + ? 1 tip • ,• - i 1 7,101 *? * I DROVINCIAL PORTABLE GAS COIiTANT. , Notice is hereby given, that some of the ?forefeet' of this Company having omitted to sign the Deed of Association within the ume limited for that purpose, the Directors hare easended the woe until THIS DAY, the lfoth Instant; and the Dad will. rf main at the Mee of the Solicitors, Messrs. Borradolles td Ash more, 20, liirtes Arms-yard, Coleman-street, until ths.dat for, signature, and for the claim/ of Certificates, after which.;' lauti paid on the Sham net for, and fur which Certific, • Wire not been emoted, vißtedidised forfeited. Deice, St, Cunha • . IL ROUTII, TAE EAST INDIA T] just closed, AV duo, are now supplyir4; the P irtuissale Prices, for Ready 31c ]lobes. 4s. W. to 4s. id. Good Cougou. is. to is. 4d. Prrong. is tkl. to Gs. hot ditto, ILO. tmpetiot ditto. 6s. id. batches/. 7s. and upwards.. r.A. SALb for JUNE haying 1E and ( . 0., fol. I heopside, Lon. iblie with YEAS exoctly at the G -, . reco Tess, of the finest flavour, proportionately kw. IiMILICI Coffees. from Is. CI. Choioe Dutch, 2s. upwards. Surior locos, groaosl or whole, Pfhll9 31Ised Tea, s. 4d. IV.TFITS : 1 7 sh I ed N I t y ll ar at ,e A, t . I: B IiB Ii BERT'S Old 'Esisso TONT* Cadas and Officers in his Majesty's Service about • to .:.bark fur India , or any foreiprdeatiaation, are respectfully In- Armed they art he promptly supplied with every necessa for the mate and a residence in Wilts, and at the lowest wholes ale prices. CA LICO Sil I RI'S of every descriptiod, front 3s. each : White Jean lockets, Timmins, he. at proponionably low prices ; Cots, Bechling, Cabin Furniture, &c. of every kor.J. lAdies' Outfits on equally moderate terms. The greatest possible rite, kept fur Immediate use. Lndies can also have their own natenals fur dresses made ep in the most fashionable nisaner. Damage of every descripri.in shipped, and information given rm+eetiog the Palling of East India vessels. EIX OF .C 20,000 TN ONE DAV. I . and J. SIVEIVRIGLIT respectfully solicit attest . • turn to the leading points of the present magnificent Scheme, shi,.ts not only retains all the popular attractions of late ones, but t•e number to Prism are increased, so as to exceed Onc-fourth of a of 31oney. ail in on Day J. and J. 51R EIVILIti HT beg again . to remind those who may hmour them with commands, that, by Act of Parliament. there cm be no snore lotteries after the present Drawings; and although tier bars misted in this country upwards of INI years, the Public are now submittal to them, for the first time since the establish mat of Lotteries, and before their final conclusion, tz I X ne,evo t.2o.ime t2u.uue .C2O OCR £2O 000 £20,000 J. SCUWEPPE AND CO. DJ, DIARGAIZT-ITISZT, CATSIDIOII.IIQUALIG, LONDON. , rHE ORIGINAL MANUFACTURERS of SODA, I &RATED MAGNESIA, ROCHELLE, and the follow. og ARfIFICIAI. MINERAL WATERS. ACIDULOUS SODA WATER, single, double, and treble. Ditto, ROCHELLE WATER. AERATED MAGNESIA WATER. ARTIFICIAL SELTZER WATER, PYRMONT WATER, SPA WATER, SEIDLITZ WATER. LHELTENIIAM, HARR° ATE, and BRISTOL HOT. WELLS WATERS fresh from the Spring. The above Waters thay be relied upon as genuine, and are pre pared nth in Glass and Stone Bottles, and a liberal allowance is bade c-• empty Bottles when returned. N. lI—J. S. and Co. also Illanufaeture the above Waters at Rtol and Derby, and they ere sold by t h e ir A gents i n a ll t h e Pftcipal 101103 of England. CAB INS T-SIAK E RS' 13 OC I ETY.—CIIIIAP I'ARINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON BEPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, ing the only rest one now existing in Loudon, No. 71, comer of LEADEN(' A I.L.STR EE'f . opposite Altlgsto Pump, and which At been established upwards of Six liars. For Ready Money Abatement. The Trustees NA Committee respectfully inform the Nobility Goaul. that They still cotduct the above Establishment for the * n ate/ inda.tnesis and ingenious Mechanics (who have large !e), by offering their Menufactured Articles io the Cabinet of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in • ' , Anon other profit being ?slurred than to amity the warehouse ' ' , and incidental expenses; being satinied with constant employ. t to enable them to support their the number of whom al by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. o the great patronage the Committee have received, they are • • , 00es of hamming that number. rhe following is a Specimen of the lA. Prices asked ; aN Goods • granted X. s. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0 Tent ditto - - . 1 6 0 Bordered Manna to fit - - 1 1 0 31.hogany Drawee with solid ends - 36 0 Light hlahorany Chairs - 6 10 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table - - 2 0 0 Father Bel, free tram dust and smell, from X 2 12 0 to 8 8 0 ittating.room Sofa, from £5 60to 7 7 Date Bedstead - 8 8 0 lahottany Hnne-Hair Sofa - 610 0 upwards A Quantity of Paper Hanririgs for Doi, Dining, and Drawing a. nearly Halt Price. The Tiede will find it worth their 'um Furnished at a few days' unties, and Apartments In a ‘; 'Nig Pocked free of me* except mattin. I Purnltatotaken kacnangz ; App die ratscluen g ts In Town and 'ntre ; an! FAtateo valued. COMMITTEE. T. Corder I J. Wilson J. Carley T. Huta J. C acti I W. Waghorn r IntNELL, A sn . J. HALER licassiri. 1 LONDON . whim, ly in .„ a bit efilellee peel in one's punch, and flvoured by the choicest 'lime-juice of slang. No affectation,—no dispirited pa es,—no tame subjects, no nonsense It does not run a longwinded subject down, but Is every thing by fits, and nothing long.' All who have hated of the wondedel phenomenon mare, Mr. %Veil's matchless Pipylena,—Flying Childers,tinowball,—Eclipse,Tom Crib, .I.lambletonin, and a multitude of others, should purchase these ensakites ; for they are faithful in the dispensation of fame to man and beast."—London Alaguine. The ANGLER'S GUIDE ; being a new, plain, and complete Practical Treatise on Agling, deduced from ninny years' Practice .and Observation. By T. F. SALTER. New and enlarged EtII.; lion, illustrated with numerous new Cuts and Engravings of Fisk Fifeb, &r., drawn from the Llfe, price hs. in boards; or on line meal Doper, of which a few Copies only are printed, 12s. This book is quite studded with well executed Engravings, exhibiting t:lthful portraits of every object of the Angler's pursult, as well as expiznatory representations of ell the Implements eats pltryed in Fishing with full and clear Instructions for using theme We were much pleased to find some ample instructions for Troll: ing. which we have hunted far is rain iu Walton and Cotton."__ Annals of Sporting , No. 23. IitTNOPG:DIA ; a Pract i cal Essay on the Breaking and Trail'', lug the English Spaniel and "'Winn. To which are added, In. struetions for, attaining the Art of Shooting Flying. By the late W. I/ontiox Esq ., " of Eden Hall , Cumberland. In Bve. pties 10s. Bl'. in boe:rda. —.— An ESSAY on HUNTING ; in istich a great variety of moat important information is communicated under the heads—Hunting, lasofulness, Benefits, Pleasure, Pastime, Game, Scent, Haunch, the Horse, Huntsman, tiagacity, &c. Bc. Third Edition. In Oro. is. boards, or in 4to. Its. TIJOiIQIITSon FOX and HARE HUNTING; in a series or Letters. lir PETER ISECIEFORD, En. A New Edition, in fir,. with numerous Cuts, las. " Mr. Beckford has to well described the present practice, and I given such solid and rational advice o 3 the subject, that his Trea. , tits has. from the date of its publication, become a general Text Boot ; Indeed, all persons that delight in Field Spotta should be in pelmession of it." SOMER VILE'. celebrated Poem of THE CHASE. To which is annexed Field Sports; with a Sketch of theAuthor'slife, antis %fare, critical and explanatory. By EDWARD Tornwsa, E. greatly printed in tookeap Ilro. and illustrated with Ext. grasiogs by Stott. Price 6s. in boards. FOX-HI.TNTEIfS REG ALINO ; a fine Engraving by Wan- RC m, from Elainelra celebrated Picture, price 21. 6d. ; Proof Im. Fusions on India paper, 14. The BPORT:SSIAN'S VOCAL LIBRARY : containing nearly 4O of the best Songs relating to racing, shooting, angling, hawking, archery, &a Handsomely printed in foolscap Bro. with appropriate Embellishments. Second Edition, price Bs. boards. TAPLIN IMPROVED; a Compendium of Farriery, wherein is fully explained the nature and structure of the llorse. Exem pPfled by ten Cute, each the full figure of the animal, describing all his various parts. Price 2s. The CENTLESIAWS POCKET FARRIER; showing how to tree a horse on a journey. Price ls. TUN MINUTES ADVICE to every Person going to purchase a Horse. Prise 1. The TURF lIERALD ; or Annual Racing Calendar for 1824; with copings Indices, and separate Lists of the winners of King's Platesseiti Gold Cup' Also Lists of the winners of the Doncaster St. Leger, and of the Derby and Oaks at Epsetn, from their corn. mencement; winners of the King's Plate nt York since 1710, spd of the Gold Cup at Richmond since 17;9. By Jonw FROST. Price fit. half-bound. A VISIT to the FIVES' COURT. By Rontrue SHANK. Being a falliful Mama of that celebrated place of amuse ment, for displaying manful sports. Price 2s. accurately Illgloured, or may be had, framed and varnished, price 6s. BOX LINA ; or Sketches of Ancient and Modem Pugilism including every Pugilistic exploit from the days of Figg and Broughton, down to the fight between Hickman and Cooper. By Pit/CC EOIN I in three large volumes, Bvo. price 21. 4s. With a Fourth Volume, containing all the Transactions of Note through.. out the years 1821, 18:2, and 1823. Preceded by a practical Tres. doe on Training. including Captain Barclay's method, after which he trained Tom Crib and himself. price 18s. in boards. THE ROAD TO A FIGHT ; a Picture of the Fancy going to a Fight (measuring in length 14 feet) containing numerous Oil.' ginal Characters, inftny of them Portraits ; in which all the Frolic, Pun, Lark, Gig, Life, Gammon, and Trying.it.on, are depicted, incident to the p ursuit of a Prize Mill, accompanied with a copious and characteristic Key. Ily Piencx EGAN. Price 14S. plain, or 11. coloural, neatly done up in a box for the pocket. " Nothing equal to this Picture has speared since the inimitable Hogarth's '• March to Xiscbley." e here find real life, origt nality of character, and the peculiar traits of a certain class in so.l ciety, so masterly . pourtrayed, and with so much saurkte, that it might be urged it rs without a competitor in the modern school of design."—Sporting Meg. LIVE IN LONDON. By Pitacts Roan'. Or the Day and Night Scenes of Jcrry I lawtborn and his elegant friend Corinthian Tom, in their Rambles and Sprees through the Metropolis ; ele. gsntly printed in royal Oro. and embellished with MI coloured Plates, and numerous Cuts ; the Scenes from real life by I. IL and G. Cruikahank. Price 364. in boards. The ENDLISB SPY; Characteristic, Satirical. and liumo mus. By BERN'AID BLACIIMAXTLE, '''' the very spy o' the times," the eccentric historian of the present age; comprising Sketches of Character, interspersed with choice Anecdote and original Remarks. Illustrated with rich coloured Plates, drawn from the life by Crnikahant. Now publishing periodically. The tint vo lume aimpleted, and emhellished with One Hundred Designs, fall of spirit and humour, continued on the lst of every month, price 3a. lid. each Pan; the Parts last published containing a variety of Scenes taken at Bath, Cheltenham, and other places of fashion able resort. The SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS; being an lin mnial tselection of the best Essays, Jou: d'Esprits, and Tales ef Humour. Prose and V er se. from the Morning . Evening, and Sun day Newspapers; arranged as a Work of Reference, or to form a most entertaining Volume, either for the Library , Fireside, or Pat-chase. Accompanied with characteristic Embellishments, be the t'ruikshanks, Itowlandson, Lane, Findlay, Hawksworth, and Wageman. To which are added the Chronological Evros of the Var. and an Obituary of eminent l'ersous. l'rice 10s. 6d. in boards. _ _ Also, s new PAltion of the Volume for 1823; containing, besides the Selection of the Year, all the Poetry of the John Bull, front the commencement of that paper; the whole of the celebrated Parodies on liktore's Melodies, &c. &c. Price 10s. 6d. in boare.s. THE SCHOOL FOE, WITS ; containing • valuable Collec tion of Bon MOlll, Anet.dmt 4, Epigrams, and other Poetical Jena d'Esprits, spoken or writtep by the most celebrated Wits of the Age, • great many of which have never before been published. Be RALPH ‘VEV/ITZLII, of she Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Price fie. in Boards. The HERMIT in EDINBURGH ; or, Sketches of blan sere and Real Characters anti Deena is the Dranut of Life. In 3 yak. price ilia. in boards. " The reader who turas over these pages hi quest of Lab in 'Edinburgh' will find abundance of character, exhibited in a very piquant manner."--Critical Gazette. The ITINERANT ;or Memoirs of an Acto►. Interspersed with Anecdotes of numerous Theatr,cal Lharacters. In 3 rule. price one guinea in boards. Also vols. 4, b, and 6. being a continuation of the above Work. Price ono guinea in boards. bedding winged Wardrobe, chairs, large hormatair sofa, rt.- fact, useful - and ornamental pieces of furniture, which cannot be inserted in 'an Advertisement, but will on inspection prove, to ,those wanting to furnish, an opportunity rarely to be met with, and seldom excelled in the quality of the articles and lowness of the prices affixed. A saving alone of l2i per tent, will be effected by the auction duty, &c. The House being situated No. 41, Alancheater.etreet, will be open for purchasers This Day (Thursday, September 13) and Two following Days, at Ten each Day. On the tihti latent will be published, T HE QUARTERLY' THEOLOUICAL REVIEW, and ECCLESIASTICAL RECORD, No. IV. price" Printed for C. and J. Ithington, St. Paul's Churtii-yard, and Waterloo-plate. Pail-mall. IV The Pint Volume may be had In boards, pries 12s. FOR THE LIIE OF SCHOOLS. This day is published, in 12mo...boards, price 6s. Sixth Edition, I‘lolEL rt i t ,;,t HISTORY of oo st ß a O rn fE e in fro n n4 e i l t i s es et o u t :lis s ! says, accompanied with Reflections, References to Original Autho rities, and Historical Questions ; with a 31ap. Pnnted f6t Black; Toting, and Young, Foreign and English Booksellers, Tavistotk.street, Covent -garden. Just published, Second Edition, price Rs. GI corrected to the Pith August, 111.1 A. TEAST INDIS REGISTER and DIREC TORY,I for 1865 : containing the Re-organization of the East India Company's Establisdimem, by forming each Battalion into a Reginter.t, &c. Compiled, by permission of the Honourable East India Coimiany, from the Official Returns re ceived at the East India House. By A. W. MASON, GEO. OWEN, and G. H. BROWN, Of the Secretary's Office, East India House. Sold by Messrs. Kingsbury and Co. Leadenhall.strect, and G. B. Whittaker, Are Maria-lane. VOLATILE ESSENCE OF Cl:BEB TO TRY: FACULTY. This preparation of Cubebs; containing the whole of the Resin and Essential Oil (on which theiv efficacy entirely depends), ►roving been employed with great advantage as a substitute for (übebs in I sukstancts,.aatl. for the Malaans et Copaiba, is now offered to the notice of the medical profession. ounce is equivalent to twelve ounces of Cubebs. Prepared and sold by T. MOBSON, operative chyruist, 19, Soutbampton-row, Russell-square. THE GENUINE SYRUP of- DE VELNOS.— Among the variety of Medicines which assume the dno.. ruination of alterative, the genuine SYRUP of DE VELNOS h as cstahsed a dist;z: l l7n, which its elEcocy alone can support. By pervading the lymphatic vessels, and removing impediments to their functions; by expelPng humours comeryed Into the system. either by infection, impure contact, intemperance, or a delicate and peculiar coustnrction of the secretory organs—it removes the various disorders which they occasion. It not only dissipates glan dular turnout,, eruptions, and ulcers, whatever be their cause, but those debilities, consumptions, feminine obstructions, fistulas, gouts, rheumatism', and palsies, which arse front scorbutic, scrn. phulons, venereal, or other morbid obstructions of the glands, of the liver, of the lungs, of the neck, of the mesentery, of the gluin, dc. which are the cause of those diseases. The numerous Patrons and Friends of this elegant Medicine, which when genuine is perfectly agreeable to the palate, will ob. serve that each boule has a label, with the signature " Thos. Can. in the hand-writing of the Proprietor, by whom it is sold, as it was by Mr. Swainson, his predecessor, at No. b 2, Berner. street, Oximd-street, at 13s. a bottle, and by all the respectable Medicine Venders in London, and 'every considerable Town in the United Kingdom , and the concentrated, for warm climates, by his deputed Agents in the East Indies, Messrs. Mackintosh and Co., Calcutta, and Messrs. Forbes and Co., Bombay. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT BRIGIITO.V. At eight o'clock, on Monday evening, the new and mag nificent house of Major Russell, in the East Cliff Brighton, was discovered to be on fire. This house,which when finished would have been one of the handsomest as well as the largest houses in Brighton, had been commenced about twelve months ago at an estimated expense of 1.;,000/. and was so near its completion that the family had confi dently anticipated their removal into it at Christmas. It was built in rather a peculiar style of architecture. The accident originated in the carelessnes of some of the workmen who were employed in the interior of the build ing, and who by the incautious use either of a candle or a tinder-box, aft fire to the very combustible materials by which they were surrounded. The effect was almost in stantaneous. In a quarter of an hour the whole building was in flames. The devouring element soon mou n t e d t o the roof, where it a c t e d u p on the lead of the dome, which came down in sheets of fire. The joists of which the dome was composed then foil, one by one, with a tremendous crash, and in a few minutes afterwards the roof itself. During this time not the slightest effort was made, nor indeed, if made, could it have been efFectual, to stop the progress of the fire: An immense crowd had assembled, eousisiing principally of the workmen employed in the ad joining buildings, who seemed to survey the scene with the greatest apathy, calculating, no doubt, that the rebuilding of it would afford them a profitable job. The only two engines which Brighton can boast of bad beer sent for as soon as the fire was discovered, but they did not make their appearance for nearly an hour after wards. When they did arrive they were found to be utterly useless, in consequence of the want of water, the pipes not being as yet laid down, an d t h e on l y means of ' procuring it being from the wells, which upon this occasion afforded but a very scanty supply. The firemen having discovered e..at all hope of saving either the middle or the left wing of the building was in vain, directed their engines to the right wing, and it is but justice to the new company to which they belong to say, that when suf ficiently charged with water, they teemed to be extremely efficient. The want of that necessary actiele, however, soon forced them to desist. At this periesl the whole build ing was one sheet of flame, and presented one of the most awfully sublime sights ever beheld. The whole town, as well as the sea to a considerable distance, was illuminated by the blase. The wind, fortunately, was at the most favourable quarter (N. 8.) and blew from the rear of the house, driving the damn towards the sea, a circumstance to which the safety of many or the adjacent houses, if not of the greater part of the town, is, doubtless, to he attri buted. At half-past eleven o'clock, the tire having ex hausted itself from the want of materials, subsided, and the once magnificent house of Major Russell is time a per fect shell. If it was not insured, the loss cannot be estimated 4tt less than 10,0001. tin. 7, tut. w_...... ..-... LONDON, THURSDAY- SEPTEMBER 9 • PORT OF LONDON. September f liCk. Beaks peiblished by Sherwood. Gilbert, and Piper. Pateanos iiimumml, • 1 SALES BY AUCTICL•f. FOR SALE, rev-r0w.......... IIY Order of the Hossosrable the Conntistfmsets • of Lb TO SPORTSMEN. I SPLENDID JEWELLERY. Hs stts Fr.-Its &tow, In a spadous Roden as thtfChief 1 DBITISII FIELD SPORTS; embracing Practical I . Ily Messrs. MACHIN and DEBENif.a.M. • sillier, ( 4 1 , 1 wit e ett eet, on THCRaDAY the 22d, FR DAY -1-0 Instructions in Shooting, Hunting, Causing, Racing. Fish- lAt their Rooms, 26, Ring -street, Covenr-garderi, .THlfr DAY.' ,P. :115gm. hIONDAYthe 26t h , TUESDAYthe 17 ih , and WED- ing. &c. ; with Ctbeervetion s o n t h e Breaking and Trebling of m One, by ender of the Assignee, ef Mr. Janes Robteutie, a A A EMMY the 2110 days of September inseant,;at One etelloek in Doge and Homes . ; also, on 'the elinnagement of Fowling-pieces Bawl:rapt. of Bed Lion.square, Weekino Jeweler.' . A the Afeernoichtf gmcr • l D i a .iff e llii EFO WI GOODS, Trll. bow. and all other Bpeetirg Ina eats.—By W. H. SCOTT. rri FIE First Part of the valuable STOCK of JEWEL- se Illusomsd with eft* bietble-Botatted eninviois, anzt- .1 LER Y , consisting of amethyst, pink topes,' garner, lAA C . Celorts, prebendiagmety variety of subject counected with field spurts, and dliuntir.d, pearl, and o th er suits, brilliszo rings , pins, brooches , Sue fi Mead/. • Coffee , , executed by the most eminer.t artists. In 1 large volume Bro, gold chains, chasekeals, keys, and risbionable jewellery , _• e su- L Hum, Block g Orson Tele ' pries 11. 18s., ot on royal paper, with proof itnpresaiOns of the perior collection ofgold and silver witches, loose brilliants, oriental • Comm Arne", Pepper, plates, X. 'U. pearls. and other entries of value. . it Was arid Tallow Chnellee e JOHN'SON'S SHOOTER'S COMPANION; comprising a May be viewed, and catalogues ballet 26, King.etazte,coseste WM; . i , ti ts Seep. Description of Pointers and Setters, as well as Minos. Birds which garden. • - to . Glue, *nit • are the object of pursuit ;of Scent, and the reason why one dog's . _ ti I nary Iludli By order of the Assignees of Mews. Mush, Steamy, and Graham, b french and °thee Fad. Printed Cottots, sense of smell is superior to anther's. The Fowling-piece fully Wines. . considered. pankularly u it relates to the use of percussion pew.- Bankers, Bentruysts. ..„ 0 - shirt) are allotted in Brno quantities for the bassi" efforts' der. On the properties of Percussion Powder, and best me t hod o f By Messrs. MACHIN and DEBENHA.3I, (1 - ~xistien of several dealers as well u private Pawns who may ov•king it. Shooting illustrated, and the art °tithe:sting flying At their Auction Room% 2s. Sing-s treet , Covent garden, TO- Y .noose to become purchasers. simplified and dearly kid down. The Game Laws familiarly ex. MORROW, *tit, U eke about 6,600 Gallons of Idols Whisky. plained. &e. Ca. By T. B. Jonesotr. New Edition, consider. (AYE Theueantl Four Hundred Ounces of massive w estelogosernay be had at td. each, and eamplessemst the Ft* atilv enlarged and linoroved. and Illustrated with three Engravings kJ PLATE, consisting of hash di bee end vegetable ditto, 21 lee Warebouee-keeper's (Mice. Tower-hill, from Friday the leith, u ndseer. Price vs. in boards. candlesticks and branches, tea-kettle, tea-urn, tea and coffee ser- P ss w e d eee t e r ow 2ist days of Seper 1t.6. 11044 tett till two by" This is a well written and well arranged production."—Lte Sites, toast nicks, jugs, fiddle-head and plain spoon'', forks, &c. &c. 3 ; e e eee ; and ot the mornings of September, ten dB twetre o'clock. a rm , torodleat plated goods with silver edges; also a superior collection bi The SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITORY, comprising a series of gold wacltes, elegant jewels, and ether effects: a ST.4TIONTRY OFFIC& Sept.% 1823., of highly-finished Eogrsvings, representing the Horse and the Dog May be viewed, and catalogues had as above. lo T HE roller gf fie Shtfioses.Y7 rs is se"d! '" in all their varieties, executed in the line manner, by hlr. John tb mine coders for sundry articles o f el ALL STORES Scott, from original Paintings by Marshall, Heinagle Gilpin, ,MANCHEBT,OII-SlitilA RE. , tb lig ip s ing., ,_r_k a .;-4,tußla, PitFbiele-e p tec lusa l a e tr a s . g e . f . '• Stubbs, and Cooper; accompanied with a comprehensive descrip. VT . :Allem Assortmept of modern HOL7SEHOLD FURNI. to . t 6 AliMeleeks. ,W . Weik . fli, ', lon of the different species of each, and a variety of information in :, manufactured by en eminent Upubittner for a Dune- L Cards and Carelboante, Files, SIM% alub• Training and the Amusements of the Field. By W. H. SCOTT, n um , who may be relish ta, w is Fall abroad 1 a Sale bY 10411 P, 4 4 , lAA. Bags, India-rubber, Am. Author of •• British Field Sports." Elegantly printed io 4ta nod Public Auction net belied_ on th e Premises. The hi regla' i _ e , o o r contract may be had, and Samples of do AMI. ,on b o i ll . haa . i , e F .„„ c,„ .finished Lo „„„_„ isto 1 1 ,,.... virm whole has been valued,shil ,a " of IN per cent. taken or sos P I LZ ,f- the Statkally46eor • Jellas a reeld tvh d ----' '7lge ,Ze w ,l7 ; Am 3 1. 3, b 0 r,7 4 7„ uns iVid i ; .from this pat. pies& geotisersitie egardoised c ands - boa, fei • with the price that will be taken, fixed against cacti gape. ----. - A Peereastabo Uwe Pm SI sub. Oak OW - 1 7 • . -•-. s °lz • rate Lot, so that purehMem can please themselves Whether they Is SPORTING ANECDOTES ; including numerous character, take an article alone, ot the whole. Ma tsa instant. , N Ink Portraits of Persons in every waif: of life, who have acquired !GIST ;NDIA moms. September 14,1823. d • ,f notoriety from their achievements on the Turf, at the Table, anti in ,IIONGSI the FURNITURE will be found an I! A '" ' 'FRE Coarse of Direeer , of the Unite • , motte to the &Jet l a w k i,, ob i t the Diversions of the Field : the whole forming a Complete Deli. eight.light Grecian lustre; pier glass, 70 by 87; three beautiful drawing. n curtains; fourteen solid rommtorad &ales. in 1 AfetehastseEriglana tr.. motion of the Sporting NVotid.—lly PIERCE EGAN. New and and two Grecian couches to correspond; patent dining tables and Q [lee ~,,,„g i c e, , 1:1 the c onivmo w oks, improved edition, illustrated with Coloured Plates, and nu-. sideboard ; roseviood. card, sofa, and 100 tables, very elegantly Ike That the Lies of nets Prorrieters Ise . , • . , MMUS {fail Engravinga. Price 12s. in boards. e at he General Election 00 IRS lien ornamented ; three mahogany bedsteads, with most excellent clean appear to be qualified to Sete I L . atred on Tim,s,,,, the Nth " The Author ha here contrived to amass together all the par. ornamented complete; winged wardrobe, parlour curtains, Morocco 13 April 1326. will be ready to be d titulars of Horse, Dug, and .elan , worthy of being known. It is it chairs , large carpets, horsehair sofa, rosewood cabinets ; and, in 3:member nest. PETER ArBER, Assia!oot Serlthl. • happy composition, full of whim, with a slip of niorality in it, like • ' a bit a I net lin nn... .m.,1. ....I 41,.........1 1 , ..h. -L..: --, tact, useful and ornamental i of r t nieces .111.11.1.1•• _ •whioh elennnt LA ..T. _ . ......... &e..' Rs.. ALL IN ONE DAT the 18,h of OCTOBER.. tickets and Sham are now on Sale at J. and J. Sivewtight's raturtate (KM. No. 37, Cornhill s 13, Holborn a and de, Nay. parker. Leaden, when they sold in One Lottery, 12.478, a Prize .nri.iteal., and several other Capitals ; in the Lottery drawn 13th uly last, 3.113, a Prise of 21,0314 Weida* other Capitals. • 4 eme mr 1825. If,, TUESDAY EVENING. Wind E.-Fligh Water 27 min. past 11. Arrived. the Mona Castle, Wilson, from Campeachy ; Elizabeth, . 7 . 4 4 ,, , livol atilierdre; Eliza, Oteolitle, from 31iramichi ; M ar i a , M'Coll, from Ilamburgh ; Caroline. Cowman, from 3laranham t Albion, Navin, front St. John's, New Brunswick ; Eliza, Morti ses), end ,tiantonia, Tisdale, fimtn. New Orleans: Samuel 11• right. Gage, from Savannah, sailed 14th August ; Sophia, --, from aampeactly ; Margaret Wright, -.--, from i irgitia ; Anson, Linens. fl New York ; Elias, --;-..--. front St. Petersturgh. • The ,A,Ene rda% and the Alexander, bothlrcum Jamaica, passed 140* Iyheart yethey. Wind S.S.W. strong breeze. • , The Albion, from Calcutta', on the 3d May, in lat. 13..8; N.tlon* 1 .i.Vi u spoke ill from Ho e. Bt. fre i rga 's • i s e i t i t t i ti li ttrth e e ' l . ty ll of * Ed l in 1 - . 'Wiseman, front Calcutta; 'the American brig Cadetr. F.Woodbusy ; and the French corvette Indefatigable, from Bourbom, L On the 10th Aug. in lat. 11, 13, N. long. 20, 12, W. spoke the ;If rend' ship Bengallen, from Bordeaux for Calcutta, out 211 days: On the 12th A ug . in lat. 13. 15 long. 27, 5, exchanged numbs ' with the Florentia from Bombay, with ,loss of howeprit. On the' 21st Aug. in Z. 30, 3, long. 3(t, 20, spoke the American ship' Packet, Eodecos, f rom R uston f or S umatra. O n the 27th in lat. 137, 32, lon_g. 30, 10, spoke the St. John, from Kavannah and Gi- I bailer: - oh the 4th Sept. in lat: 40, 4G, long. 20, 4, spoke the actleY, from Poole for Newfoundland. On die Pith, in lat. 43, 20, long. 22, 23. spoke the Lucella, from Baltimore for London, and the brig Greenfield, of Irvine, from Quebec for Drogheda. On the 7th for las. M. 4, long. 17, 30, spoke the Nanm from Quebec for Harrbpron. On the 10th off Bardsey spoke day Roscoe, from Liverpool For Calcutta. The ltrediterranean, from Pernambucci, sailed 29% July ; the Margret, Soaks, was to Ail 29th ; anal the Claude. Stitt, in seven zi f ta i 4ori roe Isivrpool. The Bemire/I, trona Klo westiaradip, The Atalanta, from Quebec, sailed Ist August. On the'2lth tit i lat. 45, 53, long . 43,28, spoke tit/Louisa Anne. of Poole; front Newfoundland. On the 4th Sept. in lat. 40, 4, long. 14, spoke the Virsses,. from Baltimore fur Amsterdam. The Triton, f: - 6m Chtrlston, sailed 13th Aug. On the 4th Sol I in let. 49,30, long. 27, 30, spoke the Kingston, from Liverpool tit Quebec. On the sth, in lat. 49, 30, long. 24 , Wake the Hartnonn from Liverpool for New Brunswick. The Nancy,.3i•Cubbin, from Antigua for Liverpool, foundered 13th Aug. One man drowned. The Traveller, Diana, Paragon, and Lima Packet, from Rio del Janeiro, hare arrived at Bahia. The boat with the three men in, belonging to the Evelina (which put back with Ina of topmasts) supposed to be lost, has been picked up by the Octavta, that rithltal the same tide, bound to Belfast. HSailed the Nymph, W a tki ns , f or Genoa ; Pandora. Knowles, for alifax ; Agnes, Fearon, for New Brunswick ; Meridian, Cocker, for Newfoundland; Thetis, Newton, fur Odessa; lloppett, Yemen, for Elsinore ; James, Wham, foe Bahia ; (inn. Furrier, for New York : Si sters . Reed. and Thames, Bailey, for Riga; Richard, Molar, tor Carthagena. COTTON' 31.11t1ET.-Cotton continues to experience a good demand and- prices • are steady. About 7,000 or 11,000 bags have been said this week. CORN' EXCIIANGE.-NVe had a fair demand to-day for ‘Wheat and Oats; old Wheat fully maintained and in some Instances brought rather higher prices ; but new is lower 3J. a 41. per bushel. Old Oats are a little dearer, say about hi. • bui new is about the same lower. Other articles remain unaltere d. INDIA. CALCUTTA. AP • The Patrol, it imam; ins despatches on 60.10'ln:win. of Siam to the Right Hon. the Govenior.Oeneral. heard a surrniiie as to their contents, esetss that his Majeaty expresses his readiness .to send eO.OOO men st Burme.e. 'foe fulliiwing extract cf p letter from Agra, dated Bluth Is, his reached us ;. " You wni`be'ststenished to hear of some transactions at Bhiet k • • pomp. The Rejig Bulder Singh, set' of Bakiett Singh, dial sod. denly * Dohlgatun, the 28th of last month, leaving his heir, a child Of seven earn old (who had only been recognised as twe et:wore feessbayabefore by it D. Ochterlony), under a regency. It appears Ault° old Renee wanted to, here the sole manage-. inent of the country ; the consequence was, an uncle of .tie halo boy Obtonnined nos tr vesting himself as sole Regent ; and fur this purpose he veil . aeliberattely gained thane 4;lo"litre/a over to hie Cause. placed knot/eels and pickets throughout the town, attacked the fort, blew the gates opon, - emered. and seated himself oo the throne, after murdering one alms relations, who was cut down at the very foot of it, and some of his hillowers, and gars out that he had aetedjon solely disinterested motives, that be bed no intention °t` oiling the sovereignty, but merely intended to act as a earthen to the chili, under whose Dame business 5h0414 be:Carmen cu. The 31inisteraof the late Borernuient are cur. final; but erery thing Is quiet at. pre sent; a Yoked was de. 'patella! to Sir D. Ochterlony immediately,. but we have not beard the result. The business of /teaching the tort was a regular tight ; we heard guns firing from two to seem o'clock in. the morning, a toy days since." Aram 4. Letters front Rangoon, arrived per the Charles Forbes, watt the Pilot tut tbs sire some wididethet 4nsiin tel. ligenca.ef the proms* of the army. Sir Are;iibald - Cm II was hull Sarsawaddy, on the I kb, eight diya . March -thin Prattle „; he had advartcoll tbus far without tiring a shin., and was feeling the twant of supplies, which, however, were daily impected trout Raognop, Brigadier-Oeneral Cotton, after the capture of . rang. yon-chu, proceeded to . Dotiebew, and on the 7th attacked thee place with :MO Menetf the 89th. (what other troops were engad we tin not know), and took th e Met stockade. fie then a t t a nit the second, but was uctuccessiul, and obliged to retire, (evacuat. ing the stockade be b a d b e f ore ta k en ) , and to embark his men in the boats. He dropped down four mile s b e l ow , and forwarded a despatch to Brigailieral•Creagb, stating that he must wait for the reinforcements under him. Our loss was great; Cepta'.ns Rose and Cannon, of the 09th killed; and three wounded; lln men killed and wounded. The Bundoolab is said to hire 14.6011 ' men in the Corks, and 3,000 in war-boats. Majcie Sale had taken Bassein, the Burmese havin g burnt the town to the ground ; b u t it is tea red. he cannot get on so rapidly as he expected, for want of means. The .1;:th (king's) from Ceylon was entering the river as the Charles Forbes cans cut : and Brigadier 111`Creagh was ex. petted to move trout Rangoon immediately, to reinforce Brigadier- General Cotton, the bullocks and carriages, for which he was waiting impatiently, having arrived. He takes with him trio Royals and toe two native regiments. The High Priest of the flagon Pagoda had come into Rangoon on the 13th, with ail his followers. and the town is now as - thickly Inhabited as ever, the people said crowding in front the country with supplies. 5. We underrtar,d that Sir David O c ht er : ony has issued t o a pro. clamstion, explaining the reason for the assembling of the force iu Rhurt,ore. This measure, it I. hoped, will have the effect of rendering hostilities unnecessary. The whole of the bleerut force, troops from Cawnpore, and a very large battering train. are concentrating. Sir David Ochterlonv was to he at 3luttrs on the 23d of Itlateh, and at Agra on tne following, or next tiny. We hare a copy of the procLunation, which we shall, publise la our not. lYe were incorrect, we find, in stating yesterday that Sir A. Campbell had not reached Sarrawaddy until the 11th tilt. He was there on the Sth ult., and he expected to be in Prome in eight or tea days. The discomfiture at Donabew will probably, delay him, as he may retrograde a little to chastise the Bandanna). !Sri gaditr 31•Creagh's reinforcement was to follow, and juin fir Archibald's column, not Brigadier-General Cotton's, and was to march by land. il'e have received letters from Bauskundy, Cachsr, t4ti Mardi. The rains had fairly set in at Munnipme : and opera. tiona there are at end until November. Slumber Singh, the Cachet Rajah, remains alßauskundy with his Munnipoores, about one thousand two hundred strong. Capt. Dugdeon's corps will oc. eupy a position in advance, towards Sylhet ; and in this manner a. chain of communication will be kept up between S'ylhet and. Banal undy. APRIL G. It Is said Brigadier-General Cotton conveyed the intelligence of his unsuccessful attempt on the stockade at amain% , to Ha:. goon, wrapped round a quill, which was stuck in the ear of a au r mtge. The ears of many of the Itlalays, and others to the ta , .. ward, are bored with large holes, in which they frequently earl's their cheroots. CALCUTTA. Arlin 7. Since our last the brig Rebecca has arrived from Rangoon. tie the 24th March. Private letters by this vessel, of the 18th, Etter. tion that Sir Archibald Campbell was to be at Donabew on the 19th. Lieutenant-Colonel Pollock was proceeding from Rat.. gcon to join Brigadier-General Cotton, with two eighteen-pounders., two mortars, and several ho w i tzers ; an d Brigadier .51-Creag was also preparing to move with the Royals and two tati.e re. giments. We hale' seen letters dated Samna, the 23t4 feLruary, front which we have obtained the following particulars : " Soomga is twenty-five miles from Lain, and two long clays" march from the Irrawaddy ; everything continued at that date to wear die moat favourable aspect. Mahe Bundoolah had written As the Governor of that district, informing him that Paulang and Sar. rataberu had fallen, and expressing his apprehension that even-D t . nahew might follow ; and information had been received from sun a prisoners, picked up by the cavalry, that he was actually in fail ie. treat up the right hank of the Irrawaddy. Tie only awry lasers. bled to dispute our progress, was the late force under lltaha Siluah, now thoroughly dispersed • the men of the lower provinces return. ing quietly to their villages ; and those from Ara and the uPPtc country assembling into lawless bands, pillaging and burning thw defenceless villages as they pass along, and committing evens de grey of barbarous cruelty on the helpless Carian tribes. Parties or these incendiaries arc frequently seen at the work of destractior. t t front of the advancing column, but the cavalry even had Mt-, chance of coining up with them ; so perfectly ate they scluainte with all the local advantages of the country, and so uncommon' expert in availing themselves of them. It is gratifying to obseri that the real Burmese inhabitants of the district in which Sootiae is situated, had shown a disposition to follow the example of the Curial, population, of submitting quietly to the fate of war,tind re. mining peaceably in their houses. On the coltunai &idyls'( st Soomga, three Burmese deputies from their people, who had fie.t into the jungles on its approach, came in toted: what wAr to be don,: with thent ; that they were only three, and their lives were of little value, as their friends and families would take wsrnirg by ituie fate, and retire into the fastnesses of the lintat should they be put to death. On being told that they and their families may return un. molested to their villages, and inhabit them in peace, their Wit ea. pression was a stare of amazement at lenity they did not under. stand, and, like true Burmese, perhaps a shrewd suspicion that it was only meant to deceive them. When, however, they received copy of Sir Archibald'. Proclamation, and a glass of brandy. an.l were told that they might go to their friends and act as they tbouglit best, they undid their hair as a token of submission, and, in tt. name of their people, accepted our protection, sayil g the w lima peasantry of the country would follow their example, as it was felt, fro , n Rangoon to Ave, they could not lip with us. " The troops continued very healthy, sad 'were in cow:Hari to undeto any fatigue; our advance guard of 100 Buropuins, mossy old stagers, had marched its one day 23 miles, without a mall ing out." Ares'. II.• Letters (rem Rangoon of the. 20th have reached us. Thty e. not contain much additional infbrotatlon to wh..t we tormerly Iro- sewed. The Royals and some artillery had marched on the 134_ to reinforce Brigatlier.tieneral Cotton, and the liing's 4)tb wet.: stationed in the Great Pagoda. Sir Archibald Campbell was Ing down upon the Bundoulalt at Donabew, and expected to :vat.' it about the 19th, when the letters speak of the place Irvin,: then regularly invested. Some letters, to which however we ca scarcely give credit, speak of the Burmese beglanit g to at.. ti themselves again in the neighbourhood of Rangoon. •, Letters front Brigadien.General Alorrison's camp of the 30th of March, mention thst the Chainballa stockade had bean evacuatist by the enemy, and afterwards totally destroyed by our gnn:byats. Arracan, at that date, had not been attacked, but was closely vested, the Burmese being strongly posted on the summits ut t!'-• surrounding hills, which completely command the hat. Extract of a letter from the Honourable Company's ironer cury, dated Bassein, Feb. 27, 1325 : " You cannot expect any account of Bassein. ag i it is impos:dhl - I can tell you what it was; it ii a heap of burning rum., hi" doubtless was very strong t some of the townspeople. who Jo pc c belong to the Burmese, viz. Arabs, Chinamen. and Alsitlntesvr• have come in, and given us much information, but how tar it ,s t be relied on God only knows: however, they all agree that Mr A. Campbell has given the Bundoolah a thrashing at Member • &odious advanced towards Prome. They say, news of the Bumf... 4ll 's dr. feat arrived here on the evening we took the two stockades At th., mouth of the river. and they heard of ott taking the stockades Wt. next morning, which induced the Burmese to drs.my the tot.n. and i o n f th g e °4 4lar s It sU ttl 2 4 sAl ts : t. ting away before the LIDS in. Ai cue peace . these goitre it.. an r ru u t n t oreaffi destination, I s i r e nn y atti le .o fi ne , p are h and e vbegi h n e g a in v w y elto gu l. noalivinakenaretdheflidoetsti, little chance ce ot, gt to billow CU out seei : , f burning toundernan all the dthe to ter e m ns , , a w n e d ili f a t l h llSe n m e al up rata system . vering for ourselves and men, who are now hieing under tents wails of sails front the ships."—Celerrata Peers to April Id. A large vessel with four mast; was rpokikt with ~T Dieppe the evening of the 10th List. r.ivposeti 1.1 be at: great timber ship from Quebec. ' • ••••• j . , ' . , .., / 7 , 1 1 4 . -6 .7.C. ,.- 1.......... ./.. ( 7 e • - , ,, ,, ,,je - e i e„....e„..2r ,`"r .. / . r .. e i . . .... . I ilk vt.'4.t. . , . A il .+ . . . - , f - , i Price 7d. - - - EAST. INNA ,strlprlNG. 'no Albion, Swelawn, has arrived at Liverpool. haying sailed from (*.limns on the .Ist April, front the Sand Heady the 16th April, and from Sr. Helena the 26th July. ARRIVALS AT BENCIAL.—The Theodosia, Kidsom from Li verpool and Bombay the fad Minh; the Lerkins, W.Moson, from Beneoulen and :Helaine coast the 24th 31alett; the Aurora, Karl, from London, the 3d April; and the Princess Charlotte, Myth, front Netv South IVales the 10th April. The Thriandra, Wray, the Euphrates, Meade, and the Jane, - Agnew, woe to hare sailed from Calcutta about the 16th of April, . fur London. The Theodosia, Kidson, for Liverpool, and the Pro vidence; Remington, for London, about the 20th of April; and the Adrian, Gordon, for London, the 30th of April. ARRIVALS AT BOMBAY.—The Regalis, Denning, and the England, Reny, from London. ARRIVALS AT ST. HELL NA.--The City of Edinburgh, Wise man, from Bengal and Coring' • the Cadet, IVoodbepy, flora. Manilla &ad China ; and the Indefatigable (corvette), limn'. Bout bon. blues SPDXEX WlTll.—Tbe Ilythe, NVilson, from London to Bengal and China, on the 3d of 3lay ; rioremit, Wimble, from Bombay to London, the 12th of August ; Bengalien, from Bor. deaus to Bengal, 10th of August ; "Endriott, frbm Boston to Su. metro, the 21st of August ; Roscoe, from Liverpool to Bengal, , Sept. 10, off Benin/. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-ROUSE, SEPT. 13. SHIPS ENTERED I . 4tarre.--The Amity, Prevet, from Watertbrd ; New Friendship,. Warner, from Youghal ; Success, Zimmerman, from Dantzic ; Providentia, Dillwitz, from Wismar ; Dovre, Die, from Sundewall ; Norfolk Hero, Walker, from Quebec ; Paul, Maass, from 1./music ; Reliance, Smith. from Bordeaux ; Fortitude Increased, Manning, from Sr. Kitt's Trafalgar, Pound, from Alkmaar ; Exchange, Lee, from New. stadt ; Chase, Shotton, from Charente; Graham Moore, Dixon, from Pernambuco and Paraiba ; Claremont, Rowe, from Naples ; Malvinia, Kent, from Cadiz ; Aurora, Jackson, from Votyrna ; Vine, Edwards, from Naples, Licata, and Palermo; Harmonie, Moller, from Bruges; Charles, Mdne, from Tobago ,• Delphin, bedvlgsen, front Copenhagen; Twe e Gebroeders, Vries, from Rotterdam; Oldham, Roberts, from Quebec ; Hroederyke Liefda, Van de Voal, from Dort ; liledemblik, Cook, from Itletletublik ; Anna Sophia, Hohnstadt, from Bilboa ; and John and Mary, Stephenson, from St. John's, N.B. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Betsey and Sarah, Bloom, for Hamburgo ; Choice, Wheatley, for Cape Hayden; Two Brothers, Attrill, for Jersey a and Hebe, Bennington, for Limerick. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—The Rachel, Chadwick, and Good latent, Fox, for flamburgh ; and Dew Drop, Wokes, for Elsinore and St. Petersburgh. CLEARING OUTWARDS—The Protector, Dickson. for New York ; Sires Nova, Gios, for Christiania ; Providence, Carpenter, for Newfoundland ; Argus, Pain, for Hamburgh ; Nile, Stoker, for Gibraltar; Thine, Rogers, for Hamburgh ; };Trick, M'Lean, for Vera Cruz and Alvarado ; Earl Bathurst, Pound, fur 'totter. dam ; and Pieter and Maria, Eggers, for Antwerp. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH, SEPT. 12,—Arrived the Ark, Raynor, from Lon. don for Berbice, with sails split t Margaret, Johnson, front .St. John's, New Brunswick, leaky, and pumps choked; Jails Stewart, 31`Keorie, front St. Domingo, with sails split • and the John, Rich, from Galipoli. Sailed the Lady Mary Pelhela packet for Cadiz, &e. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 12.—Arrived the Experiment, Nelmee, from Prince Edward's Island ; Endeavour, Samuel, from I'cters. burgh ; Flying Fish, Johnson, from Newcastle for Cadiz. Sailed the George, Davis, for Newfoundland. COWES, SIIPT. 13.—Arrived the Venus, Simons, from Ha. vannah in thirty-eight daps ; and the governor Brooks, Bishop, from ditto in forty-two days. Sailed the Resource, Tomlin, for Bomby. POR a TOVOLTTII, SEPT. 13.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Bus. Lard, from Chatham for the AVest Indies. Sailed the George Can. ring, Davies, and Thomas Wallaoe, Morgan, for Quebec; Diadem transport for Plymouth ; and Hope transport for Cork. DEAL, SEPT. 13.—Sir George Walker, K.C.8., and passen gers, embarked on board the lion. Company's ship Fwirlie, for Madras and Bengal, this afternoon which ship, with the whole of the outward-bound , bare sailed with a tine breeze from S.E. GIIAVESEND, SEPT. 13.—Arrived the Saltounc, Dalsymple l from Dominica • Brunswick, Blake, from Quebec ; Christiana, Greig, from ienerifre ; Providence, Watson, form !Retsina ; Active, Palmer, from Cadiz ; Amity, Al'lntosh, from Jamaica ; Britannia, Evans, from St. Kitt's ; I.landovery, Parent, from Jamaica; and Aimwell, Anderson, from the C.tnarlea. Sailed the Resolution. Webb, fur Trinidad ; Barbadoes Packet, Lewes, for Smyrna ; Wesleys, Tlndale, foe St. Petersburg!' ; Nimble, Wrighton, for Malaga ; Samuel and Ann. Hawes, for Teneritle ; Two Brothers, Habann, for Ilanthurgh ; Hope, Made, for Coruna ; Kingston, !honey, for Halifax ; and Castor, Chanty, for the South Seas. liattwiErt, SEPT. 13.—The Lady Guldberg, lATSCII, from Gottenburgh to London, has been assisted hereby two boats. She has lost her rudder and is water-logged. having been on the 'Whit ing. The Ann, of Newesqle. bound to Leith, retur ne d t o Cux haven on the 7th instant. having shifted her cargo. She was ready for sea again on the 9th. BELTAST, SEPT. 11.—The Superior, Fanning, from Liver. pool foe New York. is on shore in I)undrurn Bay. with less of fore and mizen.masts, and with four feet and a half of water in her hold: the cargo is landing, and if the weather takes, it is probable she will be got.off. NEW YORK. AUG. 15.—The French fleet. which was lately at Hayti and Hwrannah, arrived in the Chesapeake Roads oo Thurs duy last. The Eclipse steam-packet, on her passage from Brighton to Dieppe, twenty-five miles off that port. at half-past live, p.m., on the 10th Instant, saw a lege vessel, with four masts, all sails set, supposed to be the large Quebec timber ship ; signal was made, and no answer being giv e n, su pp ose d a ll we ll. Wind south, blow ing very frilth. The William and Alfred, from Grenada to London, was spoken whit on the 6th instant, in lat. 49, long. 22, with loss of main mast. duritw A gale on the 12th ult. limo Wigh t the Samuel, Oilbett, from S . .:w York. Comhill. R. ROUTS, Sacretsey.., TRAVELLING TO DUBLIN, BY WAY dr LIVERPOOL. CABIN FARE—ONE GUINEA. The BCBLIN and LIVERPOOL STEAM NAVIGA— TION COMPANY'S VESSELS sail regularly kcal Liverpool is the Coatom-house Quay, Dublin. The fast-aaEing new STEAM PACKET, MONA, every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, with PAS SENGERS ONLY. The SIERSEY and b/FFEY, with GOODS and PAS. SENGERS, every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRI.. , DAY. WILLIAM LAIRD, Agent, 10, IVater-atreet, LiverpooL J. and W. HANES, 12, Eden Mitay, Dublin.