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Con - THE SUPERB FURNITURE. front Bengal to the blauritim and the Gape, was toil oe , p,%‘511.;,.NT of TWO POUNDS TES SHILLINGS per at the Crown and Ancltbr Tatern, id 'the Strend, on TUESDAY, JI. ttining Narratives of the most extra Occurrences of PLATE, WINES , Plt.l U RES, MHiLlii GLASSES, POE. of October. on Carboni(' Poiot, Mauritius ; ere* and treaggh ? ..: is !O be paid by the PROPRIETORS at the Office ot the the 31st ins t. at ?wave o'clock. for the purpose of petitioning Per- recant di te. With Engraviogs. .-- . ... CELA I SE, CLASS WARE. IIOOKS, CLOCKS, &c. Salmi:Gs Foote Cot.CUTTA:-The Rockingham, lightens EDWARD BLOUNT, Settees'''.. This work enotains more interesting nattee that *ton of the an. ." 4 , 1 1[1i.. PIII LLI PS most respectfully announces, that n'ore. Leos. for Austell ; OW Beretta , Webbleg• fee ed 4116 . ► ' e .:S I r' slacia • :tot, c.„ Cr before the 13th of February next. RICHARD HEATHFIELD, Secre.ary. LIOCL ET Y for the ENCOURAGO.MENT of ARTS, Wool publications lie narrative» mac be reser with SR the plea. 114ye , 41 c fii . r I r o lii N ic . N.). 112, Iresdnabsil.street, lnt. 14,11121 L • ...._2.......___....------..---.--- 1.3 MANUFACTURES, and COMMERCE. Table eXcitetnent afforded by romance, stink' they impart ?era ..l.e THIS and following DAY, knowledge, and afford higher gratilleat!on frala the circumstance of Precisely Ouch lay, he shall SUBMIT o v • i ( t : h li t ic ia k t I t i h i e ,pe 2 : 3 l,- li t n ir fo J r ot s ,;od O on akl i e t y he , for : vi be 11 , 1 1 7 , n bod, 'nue an for d th u e:44 . ;los 111(11'1st; iituy COMPANY.-Isiotne is .hereby Ansr.Prit, Jaw.l7. their being true. The embellishments by Mt. Williamson are reserve. at No 4iSL Yorkoerrace. Regent smerk. the AIODERN ' • • • Itolt k I7GS FROM Setaes.-On the Ist of August the Mete jo wi s e Thst a . /2.I.TRTHER CALL heie _this day been An EXTRAORDINARY OF-NT:RAI; MEET'S" of the spirited, and - at ihe same time ht•trurtive: • SIR be IoUIIII one of land . ELEHANT HOUSEHOLD F URN ITIZRE, nearly new, H urts , °sun for Lend" lon the 11 th , t he W i selle° . t i "' s Ik r e SOCIETY will be beta on WEDNINDAY, Jan.4s, the the I th e c e ea p ea ; books of th e d a y. for China - callhe 14th, the Bo ite /Amami for London • . 235... • , RARE, pele on at beforesod one of • works which Cal) I fashioned a ith signal taste, and in the h ig , . est preservation. • , •• ~,, Y,: ~. , . wide of FIVE POI, NDS per $ purpose of ELECTING a Cll IRMAN to the COM )1 I TTEE most profitably be put into the bands of you • embracing a costly suite of drawing-room appendages, in toes- wide 3 ship s e th1e. ,, 1. " Ne w - t t' ut " l e ape Nils eat or February next. H SCRIVENOR, i * s ecretary. of At/RICUI.TURE, in the place ot C. Waletell. Eel. deceased : wood and blue silk ; noble glasses, to gilt frames measuring. 3. New lkomi-atrea• -•- - -II • - and a CHAIRMAN to the COMMITw • sold by TEE of mom " . yubhshed b 7 Knight and lAcey, Pa . .ter-ro , 93 by 28„33 by :id. ell by 50, 65 by 47, and other% of minor tilmen- Actin ALS AT t.AI.GcTiA ....A6glllll 17, the Buffon, (tars-it ; 20 : the Harroosie, Autierry, 'torn !Saracens. Freprenilli,.the Itlth JA3. intc. SITING of the PROPRIETORS will, NEOUS 111A 1 1"fERS, in the place of Captain Bagn:altl., gone M esti "' And T r" l • D" blin •"d all other k ien ` rB. mons ; brilliant chandeliers and lamps i sofas, chaise-lunges, her- Nit Stern lia'thtWi Munn. and the Minerva, ihnbrn, from aene 7l - - 111 '' ' ' il ' it•I k ..i 3lF' or aettlem - eat. be sailed I s thesauri. of a, abroad. ac ,•,w,i,rg to :lie .-e- s'! glere and cheiesi, funned of rosewood and silk t excellent carpeting, Attltl VAL Al Al anttes.-Thc Princes.. Charlotte of 'Wales, . 5 The Ballot will commence at Eleven in the Forenoon, and will Bookepublished bysbeewood.Oilbertoindlriper, Patarnestere screens • a net P • . Pet' .. ns ~,,,,,,,o , ; r ,b; ;„ 0 . die „h a an d „ 00010 , e ro ,.. Biden, from 14ndon, and had milled for Bawl/ ) ''' . I sew week., ot which i1_ ......___ _____ ... ..,_,..,._,,_,......,.ue uotice will be gleam CLAP arTwo. By order, row. sofa, occasional, card, and other tables ; consoe.s and pier tables, Mimi-ST. 4 AT tits CaPt.-Nnvemaier It, the Cattle/Le. , RNI N TEAM-VESSRL COMPANY, for the 13 A - A• S A. ATKIN. See. -- TO SPORTSbIES. formed of picked tosenond ; five mahogany library book-cases: is • dining-room suite, formed of a massive carted sideboard, with tinge ; pair of column closets; a turcophagus =Hetet; i ro ii7 rt i e , r. from Glasgow : 17. the Bengal, M`Lerel, Calcutta ; 96. ex 1 ilepe. Flint. Ceylon Soda ( ys). Diem. Linden ; '26, the Tiger, 'Lent, Henget ; 30, the Snips IN TAIIAL BAY .-The ithhi.a. Wads. . / . t . 1 .o . .v aaeo yerot of Goods trout Peres to lem i elon, rd !we varm ints AW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.--In nRITISH FIELD SPORTS; elhlrracing Practical broaze moun 'e ; honour to to orm F h! is a / 4 pursuance of the Deed of Settlement, a GENERA L -LJ , instructions in Shooting, tiuntinf i I;: sing, Racing, Fish- a costly pet of dining - tables , fourteen feet long by fi re wide, formed ee. l for Penn% 1.., The above Compary has the MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of this SOCIETY will be log. &c. ; with Observations on the waking and Training of of picked and beautitul oak, and eighteen chairs, carved trauies and came ( Frenc • the Fiche, Yoreerane the illeriha - and V-Itsab ,, la "'" li N ir between I;n4land. and - , ----- I'llitce. .e th e! t s a N I ' 'l NV teins bUrdeo STEAM-110AT: nr 14 /trnr"'""`"' P'''''''' an d - . r•• ' held for General Purposes at the Office of the Society, No. 60, Dogs and horses ; also, on the Managehint of Fowling - pieces morocco seats. Watch) kalt is lisabeth, Snowden ; the °nor , Siecart ; the sue- will start from HAVRE to LONDON on the . 22d inataot, and s . Ltlicoln's Inn-fields, on THURSDAY, the 2d of February next, and all other Sporting Implements.-By IV:I.I. SCOTT. The chambers enihrane handsome four.post, ennopy, and tent eels' , Smith t a • the //attrXe the Fourth, Al q; 01 /- . continue to run between the said port s , staking a voyage every at Eleven for Twelve o'clock at Noon precisely. Illustrated with upwards of de highly.finfihell engravings, tom- bedisteado, with chintz s draperies and window-eurtsins,en.suita; Sstt.,sua 1,. AI Ser. H El.t saverniser 21.1 his Majesty's ship I,T hey frey 3, . IL for , Ellgird I 29. Boyne..hawso . n . , for Loadee ; fortnight. JAMES AN HEATON, Secretary. prehending every variety of subject connected wi th held sports. and excellent sea tined heilrling ; a ladies'-dreas wardrobe ; chests of Te e soa ks o f co mment adopted, and the reduction of duties The advantages of this Society are open to persons in every executed by the most eminent artiste. In I large volume Beo, drawers ; eheval and other glasses ; toilette and droibing.tables. t mak/. Steel, for Santa_pore sod Liam% ia. • I, oem a ;i nfl ame emanially the trade between t h e two coun . trers, station of life, and the assured are entitled to four-fifths of the price it. .111 s, or on royal }epee, with proofimpteseions of the These(' •itie or modern PLATE, of 2,400 manse+ ; a Library of Ann the Parisian Company' are happy to him it in their poser to plates, 31. 4. . well selected Books. in. handsome bindings ; a cellar ot choice man, front Bombay. i tacitribate to the same by the illtabliithwent of a . mode of nevi- Pre Nove-21 11125.-The Toward Castle Jefterv , was dire Prospectuses may be had at the Office of the Society, or at the . French and Portiere \Vines, Li gneous, and Spirits; an assniblage CeeE• J. • her ...• . . .• between the two capitals as regular and acme as the o ne comprising a /OH V'S SHOOTER'S COMPANION ; ' • . e•stitwi ..e.weenOffices f most of the Attorneys in England and Wales through of end decorative Porcelains and Baton ; each oror.ohi waged, bad landed part of cargo , and sauce for New tieuga in contemplat and the four Iron Steam-vessel. , a lread y log e" ) e' - Dmeription of Pointers en d Setters, ore well se of hills which %Vele% 2tlth November. whom Assurances may be effected. Clocks, Caudelabra and 0110112.01 : a collection of P.tintain.• 1 .in cite timer Seine will transmit. to Havre the goods desti ned for - of Scent, and the reseon why one dogs ... . Drawings. an Minialores ; an excePyrit xervice of rith Cut Claw ' ; r .S.SII.INGS ran.. 4 DENGAL..-.Augut 31, the Royal Oinngt,, Eaton. Paris, die. NTA,GtitO BLAYERY.-Tbe PETITIONS to be pre- 'e n ?4, / i A f amen id superior to another's- Tito yo,g,pl z o • a mid" „d, 0 , 0 • t , o f• . ( y „ d 0r .... n . a magus, fur China. . • i flee expedients* of wine, as well in maks as in bottles, ho which f 1-111 Parented to the Heeetni of Lords and Cot:mime. from the in emit r'''''" r aet '''' ll, St et rehttes to t se e ~m ay, -l op t In a lid a snele a ame AlameaLs Ai asses -Lilajt. S. . . 6L70 daily executed from Paris to Havre by the Iran steam. o a t t.S der. On the no ies of Percuiteion Po b sfer. and best method of habitants of London and its vicinity, for the mitigation and ulti. ~,akin . I. P e r . .. . ~ , • a • the premises, sal at Mr. Phrni "In N: —Pell, .-, New fond-street. the Itch, Warren Hastings, M a s on; 0111-111 4r 1 I JOMPe e ' arswer fally that they cannot be liable to deterioration in so eh r mate extinction of SLAVERY throughout the British dominions. ." . g it. :shooting illustrated, and one art Or shooting ying • pall--all from ToinSoe, the '• Commerce & Havre" will mike (min lisyre to ex. rim and clearly down. The Game Laws familiarly . liked Iaid HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE , KOTILE GLASSES, LIVS- • & ' imissge as and unanimously -ed to at the • Meeting held at Freemaenns• de. agn orAILI NOS FROM NIADRAII.-013 tilt 7th August the 11 0 teforst , . iitlllitlr. Notwithstanding ail the advmitages the shippers will hi ... her Hall, on the 21st tu ne at last. Wnt. IVilberforce, Esq. i n the Plaine& &v. &r. By T. rs..lotiNsozv. New Edition, consider- TRE, CH INA, Re. shift , Hope, for China :on the 13th, the Windsor, Barnette, foe - i rtre trom the Stem-boats, the Company will . not charge 14 Chair, lie for signatures at the undermentioned places, viz. Free- ably enlinged and improved , and illustrated with three Engravings It TR. PH ILLIPS reehetitfully notifies; thst on IVED , ditto ;on the 20th, the blinerva,and Warren Basting*, for 13en gal. 1 fretithts than the sailing vessels, and they will follow the same b •- Land price 'M. in boar ds . masons' Hall, Great Queen.atrect; Crown and Anchor, Simnel ;y„ This Aeti% ' • rate of freight at Loudon and Havre, and likewise the rates trout Kings Head, Poultry; Messrs. Hatchard and Son, 187, Pieta- is a well written and w e ll arrange pr uc ion. - Li t . direction of the Proprietor, at hie Rooms, New Hond.street, PASSENGER! PER TIT.T.II, ?non Thee net..-LCaptain Wate- arcs to London. via Calais. d; Messrs. Harvey and Dorton, 55, Gracechurch-street; Mr. Chum. . man, his Majesty's 13th ?cement ; lieutenant Maihie. ditto ; the Modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, compotted of TOW . - I • • - . Considering all the facilities the Conmanp offer by their low 1 . •; L It. seeley's Fleet-street ; and at the Anti-Slavery Society's The SPoleTsalMe's REPOSITORY, comprising a series wood and matieganv, in sets of tables, conono t des,.ch w etfonient, • Lieutenant ('note, Inroblejesty a 59di reginient; Lieutentott Isms, ..seises and despatch , they trust they . , , are entitled to sctisit i tL , e Otilee, 18, Al , dermanbury. n i l rich 89th io , tenan . sync, copal . i . i Dr. Bell. Captain 'William Fisher, from the Cape. ...._ -II .1.....- -....:-.:- •.............1 in rho line manner . by Alr. John ern cries , sni!able bedding ; drswing.roont and parlout chairs. _ - • . i . .. , • -.I a-_ Z,...:n Pen to7NOAL. raom Meese'. goo. loveorooe.-..lrs. 3t :] 4 1 1 "" charges and - despatch, they , support of the merchants and traders of both vountrith : and they will use their uuoobt endeavours to justify the cJntidence invcsted in them. The Correspondents of the Company are, viz. St. Paris, Meows. Reyraud and Co. 11hreemrs). rue 'Score Augustin, Neu 3.-41v/re, Mr. Vernier, fits sine. rue tharlks th.—London, Mews. Redhead sad Spins, 27, Trinity-squate. xf I DDLESEX HOSPITAL, JANUARY 19, 1826. Notice is hereby given, that a GENERAL QUAR TERLY COURT will be holden in the Board Roma of this Hospital, on THURSDAY, the 24 day of February neat, at Twelve o'clock precisely, for the purpose of Electing Annual Officers. for Receiving the Treasurer's Anneal Statement of the Receipts and Disburse:ll;ms for the last Year, and to Transact the General Business of the Charity. By order of the Board. ALEX. SHEDDEN, Sec. in ail their. varieties: -execrated in the line manner, by Tlle John Scott, from original Paintings by Marshall, Reinagle, Stubbs, and Cooper; accompanied with a comprehensive descrip tion of the different species of each, and a variety of information in Training nod the Amusements of the Field. By W. 11. St: OT T. Author of " British Field Sports." Elegantly printed in atm and embellished with Forty highly-finished Copper-plate Engravings, and numerous Wood-euts, price 31.35. boards, or may be had in Six Parts, 10s. Cd. tack. TAMAN IMPROVED; a Compendium of Farriery, wherein IS fully explained the nature and structure of the florae. Exem plified by ten Cuts, each the full figure of the animal, describing all his various parts. Price :h. ‘aperies, , with cushions and morocco seats, I , rench secretabre and two inlaid commodes, with or-molu enrichments, several noble.pier glasses in gilt frames, lustre' and chandeliers. richly designed ; wurful china and glass ware, and a variety of culinary articles. removed from his late residence. May be viewed the day previous, and catalogues had at Mt. Phillips's. - - PER BENOAL, !ROM MEltfiAL roe LlVEltri Captain Lists, and three children ; Lieutenant Wilson, artillery Lieutenant 3l•Donnel, 97th regiment; %V. SD. Campbell, E. Cadet, and one native servant. ARRIVALS AT DENINAL.—The Sir Charles Forbes, Foulletton. from New Stnith Wales; on the 3d September, Belle Alliance. Brook, from Madras. Sailed for Rangoon, Iris.3lsjesty's Mt? Boadicea, Brisbane, on the 21th of August. SuiPs Losing() AT CALCUTTA.—The Madras. Fayrer. ael the*Fort Neigh, to sad 31st October; David Sant, Thad hill. to sail :Pith November. 'rite Beretta, km. Webster. which sailed front Singer 29th August, for China. was totally dismasted the 31st August. and ir Merl' at Kedgeree, in company with the Metitor, on the 7th qf September. THE ARMY. The 78th (Highland) or Rossaitire Buffs Regiment has received orders to prepare for embarnation fur Ceylon. Detachments holnr,ging to the 17th, 5/1, and 77th Regiments of Foot embarked yesterday evening on board is vessel its the riven, on route to Scotland. PROVINCIAL BANK of IRELAND.--Offices of the Sank having been opened for business at CORK. LIMERICK, CLON itIEL. and LONDONDERRY, and Offices at ether places being about to lye opened— Notice is hereby given, that agreeably to the original intention of calling up a sufficient portion of the Capital progressively as the local establishments should be formed and the business commenced, it has been resolved that a father Instalment of Five per Cent. be called for ; and tht tame is herehy required to be paid on tar before the 13th day of February next, at one of the following places, via. :—At the Office of the Society, in St. flelen'e-place, loodon. between the hours of Nine and Four daily : at Messrs. J. Di La Touche and Co.'s, in Dublin ; at the Wilmot . the Soziety, in Cork. Limerick, Clonmet, or Londonderry ; or at the Rank of Seulanol, in Edinburgh. London. 12th January, 1828. THOMAS JOPLIN, See. Note.—No transfer of Shares nut be made until the Instalment now called ter shall have been paid on them. WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY.'' THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the WEST IN DIA DOCK COMPANY do hereby give Notice, that an EXTRAORDINARY COURT, or General Meeting. of this Company will be held at this House no rsua FRIDAY, the 17 Remit th inst. , at One o clock in the Afternoon , punt to the following sitior.,.agrecably a) the Act of Parliament : •` e, the undersigned, Members of the West India Dock Com pany (being severally Proprietors of Mb/. or upwards of the said Company's Capital !stock), haying had reference to the reductions in the Rates and (barges etyable to the Company. made in the years 1/117.1822, 1823. and 1824 . to th e recommendation of the Se lect Committee of the House of Commons on the Foreign Trade of the Counter, and to the declaration of the Company in the printed table published on the 27th June, 1823, vii.:—That the Rates thereby established were • intended to give the West India Trade the use of the Docks at less than remunerating charges,' whereby the recommendation of the selects Committee of the House of Com mons will be completely fulfilled on the 31st inst. do hereby request that a Special General Court. or Extraordinary Meeting, of the said ( oilman) , may be celled, for the purpose of ecnsidering the erne ,ticncy of making such Alterations in the said Rates as may be ade.p.ate and consistent with the (sir charges of the Port of London. " WILLI/a) , MITCUELL " MED/11M LEE " /ENEAS D•RILLT " COLIN RONN4YSOM " GEONCE MULIENT " DAVID LYON. Jun. " ANDREW LJLVILE " Jous Pt.ustmrt " JAMES sn " ions; H D ' ‘• citouGc leeoww " Jolts DRINEALD " By order of the Couit, H. LONULANDS, Secretary. West India Dock House, Jan. 11,18 N. N.8.--The Chair will be taken at Two o'clock precisely. ITAZARD and CO., who hare been so eminen tl y die. .11. tinguished for the sale of Capital Prizes for upwards of One Hundred Years, respectfully mileitaeonttpuance of public patron age toe the very short tune Loonies have yet to last, ss s very law months will bring them, by Act of Parliament, to a final close. The present Scheme being positively the Last but Two they ever can bars the honour to submit :.—it contains SIX TWENTY THOUSANDS! ALL TO IIE Dof I MARCDED IN ONE DAY, lit of H. A peat variety of Numbers meow Sale at HAZARD and Co." Office+, Royal Ezehange Gate ; Zfi, Cornhill ; and 414, Osfori!-street, cud of Regent.strect, London ; where they sold in one Lottery. ALL Tun PRIZES OF 30,0001. ! And in the last Eight 'Months, 1./11,4 - . /10.11 OR 8.1115 . 2.170 . . 25.000 I 2,271 - 0,301 . . 25,000 11,515 Lad several other Capitals of 5,000 L, 2,0001. ste. £20,000 20.000 20,000 AT HOPE'S ROUT FURNITURE WAREHOUSE, Ratheone.place, Families may he accommodated with the 111 RE of clean BEDS and BEDDI NG, sofas. couches, sofa and chair beds. easy and nursing chairs, invalid Chain and exercising horses, 1.000 feet of rout caned seats, 50 dozen of chairs, 000 fee. of dinner and supper tables, elegant card, 100 and sofa tables, hands some tripods, lamps, lustres, gimndoies, bell shades, knives, forks , glass, china, and plate and plated goods. To be sold an elegant set of diaper tables (telescope) composed of beautiful Spanish wood, and superior workmanship. 15 feet long by S feet 6 inches wide; a superior conntinp.house desk, with kase.hole oa each side and drawers to the bottom, circular end, cost Wt., to be sold for WI.; a large deal painted press, suitable for housekeeper's room, 11 feet wideTfeethigh,farlL rOSEPII COOPER and SON, 9 3, Bishopegate-street, tt/ Within. AUCTIONEERS, APPRAIS'ERS. HOUSR AGENTS, and UPHOLDERS , beg to in form their Friends. and the public generally, they continue to REGISTER ESTATES and HOVSES foe GALE, in any part of the Kingdom, and trust that few casuists in the metropolis. arising from their long esta blishment, possess more extensive coonasions for the disposal of property. Household Furniture purchased at liberal prices, or re. moved to convenient situations for disposal, if sales on the premises are objected to. It is the principal feature of their Establishment. to settle all sale amounts generally within three days after the sales hare been ef fected, and to make no charge for registering property intended to be disposed of by Private I:out:set, unless absolutely sold through their agency. ESTATES SURVEYED and VALUED. RECEIPT of RENTS. Securities, and all description of Pro perty managed with promptitude and despatch, whether under trust or otherwise, and ample secerity given where required. •‘• J. C. and Son have extensive dry store-rooms for wart housing Furniture of all descriptions, on moderate charges. rro be Peremptorily SOLI), pursuant to a D e c ree of AL of the /Hob Court of Chancery, made in the two several causes of Taggart retaut Hopkins, and Taggart versus Ilodder, with the approbation of Frei:cis Panl Stratford, Esq. one of the Mayen or titti said Court, at the Public Sale-room of the said I ,net, iu Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on YIHDAY, the 10th day of February. 1326, at one o'clock. in Ota. Lot, a valuable FREEHOLD LSTAT), called Ft' RLEY F.ll/31, situate In the parish of Netherbury, in the county of Dorset, about three tniles from ktridport and Beaminster, consist. of 1111 a. :la. 22p. or thereabouts. of excellent meadow, pasture, amble, ell coppice land deroge with a substantial and conic taxa dwelling-Ito:we, c preas-house, store-cellar, dairy-rooms, rod garden, farm-yard, barn, stables, granary, and other cut. i buildings ; and also a detached small farm-house, with dairy-rooms sad other oat-buillngs, and garden ; the whole being within a nag fetae. ,• Printed pavdculan and conditions of sale may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chambers; in Southampton.buildings, Chancery lane, London: of Ale. Sabine, Solicitor, No. 9, Carmarthen su Iledford-share. London ; 'Messrs. Nettleshipp, and Bicknell , " IcilOrs. caroms' 110, hoodoo': 3lessri. Winnewright, Smith, and (iiraud, Solicitors, Furnival's Inn, London; at t4e Bum Bridpoet ; and ut the ptitteipal Inns in I.llaridfosal. ALBION CIiAPIfL, MOORGATE. lAN TUESDAY, the 24th instant, the Rev. JAMES va..10 GRAY will be ORDAINED by the Uoited Associate l'rea bytery of hoodoo. to the Puma' Charge of the Congregation of Albion Chapel. Service to continence at Eleven &Clock. CAPTAIN CLIAS. Superintendent of Gymnastics in the Royal Military College, Sandhurst; in the Royal Mili tary Academy, Woolwich • in the Royal Military Asylum. Chel sea; in the Royal Naval School, Greenwich ; in the Public School of the Charter-house. and in several other larov, Establishments, begs to inform the Public that he has GYMNASTIC SCHOOLS In London. at the Riding Academy of Mr. Mathew, Finsbury. place: at the Lower Room below the Panorama, Spring.gardens, Charing-cross ; and in Chelsea, where regular and progressive Exercises, including Vaulting on Horseback and the Elements of Swimming, will be taught according to the method so much ap proved by the most eminent Physicians and Surgeons is England and on the Continent. For furthetinformation apply at the above Establishments. AMIE OFFICE PENS, peculiarly well cut.—The .priuciple of these Pens is simple and highly interesting, yet nerd, from the process and peculiar mode of p re p arin g, them for Immediate use. 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We were much pleased to find some ample instructions for Troll ing, which we have hunted for its vain in Walton and Cotton."— Annals of Sporting, Nct. SHIPPING INTKLUGENCE: LIVERPOOL. WgtomEsnar, JAW. 18. Wind S.W. to W. Thaw.—High water. 26 m. p. Arrived the Spartan, Carman, from New Orleans and 'tetanal*, Christopher Columbus, iberi, froM Sicily ; Belem Castle, Jones, front Lisbon ; Junon, Nannings, from Ostend ; Aciere. Jervis, Rom tit. Michael's; Mary Gatharme, from cisade l ton • Apollo, —, from St. Michael's; Arabian, —, from Savannah, sailed 17th of December; Algonquin, Dixey, ifom Philadelphia; anti 't'rident, Collin, from Charleston, soiled 29th Alec, . • Off, at dusk, four ships and six brigs. Private signal—. Alessi... Tinley and bolts, for the Arcturus. The Mery Ann, Adams, from Liverpool, for. Leghorai was spoken 7th inst., in lat. 48, 35. long. 11, 20. The Vrow Maria, Myers, from Antwerp, for Liverpool, has arrived at Scilly. The Vulture, Holmes, from Liverpool, for New York, was lost the lath ult.,' on` the Banks of Newfoundland ; the crew (except one) and the passengers were saved by the Plitebe, Tisdale, upd arrived at Portmagee (County of Kerry). The Trim, Hooper, from Malaga, arrivcd at Baltimore the 9th of I)ecember. The Itosalind, Arbun, from Honduras, has arrived at Scilly. 'Phe Rochdale, —, from Liverpool, has arrived at Oporto. The Jane. Russel, from Limerick, for Liverpool. has• asiived at. Baltimore ( Ireland). FAUIIOIITII. JAN. 17.—Arrived the Duke of Merlboroughi packet from Lisbon ; sailed the Ist inst. On the 12. th Inst. in la;., 19. 47. long. 8. 40. fell in with the ship BraUsford, Of Plymouth, Wilson, from St. John's, New Brunswick, out 54 days, twenty nine of which she has been water-logeed ; supplied hes with pro- visions, water, &c. the people being in great distress, frid almost starving, but the crew would not abandon their ship.— Wind S.W. COWES, JAN. in.—Arrived the Tiger, Kent, from Calcutta— Sailed the 17th Sept.; left at St. Helms the 11th Dec. the Re covery, Chapman, and the Asia, Pope, fromdiotobay, for Lou don. kill Majesty's ship Liffey had sailed tram St. Helios the 118th Mir. for England, which vessel has not yet •orrived. The lloyne sailed the 211th Nov., and the Mary, Swig, sailed the 3d Dec. for London.—Wind S.S.W. PORTSMOUTH. JAN. lU.—Arrived the Jane, Hicks, from Cork.—Wind S.W. • Dger., JAN. 18.—Several vessels, and an American ship, have come down from the River this afternoon, names not reported, and remain. with the Marlborough, for Jamaica, and the Despatch, for ind W.S.W. ORAVLSP.ND, JAN. 13.—Arrived the Ahrinca. Street, from Lisbon ; Maria Lavinia, Schipman, front Faro ; Fanny , Donald , from C harente; Cherles, Mestnel, from Ilavre; and Union, Darthang, from St. !Haloes. Sailed the Thames, Ilaviside, for Chia; Lord Lowther, Stewart, fur ditto; and Times, Clark, for St. Helena. Pants, JAN. 13.—Advices from Perpignan, of 7th inst. men thin several wrecks to have taken place on that coast; among them a Swedish vessel from Buenos Ayres and Malaga to Cette; crew saved ; the 'Dealer's name Bohr. The Oscar, Holtz, from Buenos Ayres, arrived at Gibraltar 16th Nov. '1".11;GlIALI., JAN. 14.—The Two Brothers, Pearce, from Li verpool for Cork, has put in here, hating shipped some heavy seas, and the cargo is supposed to be damaged. Ll:emit:x..las. 4.—A large ship, supposed to be a foreigner, was wrecked 2tl instant, on the Island of 3lonsa, and all the crew drowned. The cram consisting of wood, is scattered along the adjacent shores. A letter has been found addressed" to Capt. Gabriel Hanson"; and dated 13th Feb. 1822. Lisuox, Dsc. 31.—A smack, of about 70 tons, with yellow siJcs. painted ports. and blue counter, without any person on board, was passed 23d instant, by the Venus, Andrews, arrived from Poole. The Fly, Farrant, which arrived yesterday from Newfoundland, has thrown about 300 quintals of fish overboard, and lost boat, bulwarks, &c. with other damage. The Arethasa, Mant, from Bamburgh, for Malaga, put in here yesterday, with Loss of bowsprit, foremast. sails, boats. bulwarks, &c. and leaky. GIBRALTAR, Dgc. has blown a fresh gale from S.W. all the morning, is More moderate this afternoon, but still wears a threatening aspect. Flout:lnas, DEC. 2J—The Revolution, Norman, from New foundland, was driven on shore near this port 21st instant, but has been got off without any material damage, after discharging her cargo. The Joh)) and James, Parker, from Newfoundland, which ran on shore 12th instant, iu entering the harbour, was sold, and bas bees got of without any Material damage. NEW Yonx, DEC. 10.—The Gustavus, I,angdcn, from Ha -1 vannah for Buenos Ayres, put into Cl"rleatou 27th ult. leaky. By letters of the 12th inst. from Rotterdam, a thaw had com menced, and the river was nearly open. The Resolution, Norman, from Newfoundland. was driven on shore near Figuciras, the 21st ult. but was got off again after dis. charging her cargo. VESSELS aroatm WITIL—Hero, of ViThitchaven, lat. 23, 30, N. long. 30, 30, W. all well, by the Tiger, arrived at Cowes ; Brallsford, of Plymouth, from St. John's, N. 8., 12th inst. lat. 49, 47, long. 11, 65, in great distress, having been water-logged 29 days, and the crew almost starved, but refused to abandon their easel t supplied her with water, provisions, and necessaries, by tbs. Duke of 31arlborough packet, arrived at Falmouth t Porter, Callao, from Liverpool for Lints, 25th Sept. lat. 56, 22, S. long. $3, In. NO2.THERN LIGHTHOUSES —The Board for Roads, har bours, and Lighthitouses in France, has with much liberality runtish:A the Commissioners of the Northern or Scotch Light- 1 houses with the principal parts of a lens-apparatus, similar to that' introduced by M. Fresnel, of Parts, into the Tour de Cordoitort,, l situate at the entrance of the Darrinne. :Mr. Stevenson, engineer, I I has since exhibited the apparatus to the Commissioners, with a view to its application to a. new lighthouse erecting on the coast of Aberdeen. The lens raerred to measures thirty inches, has a fecal distance of forty.fbur inches, and when illuminated by a point—lamp with tour concentric wicks of a curious cos struction, recommended by M. Arago, President of the French I nst it u t e , it e xhibits a very powerful light. This description of lens was originally proposed to be made in one piece by the cele brated Buffon, but was found impracticable. Dr. Brewster, how ever, In his article •' Burning-glass," in the Ed;obitret Enrutio polls' published , in the year 11 1 11, suggested the building or these grestlensea in compartments, a principle which has been applied at Cordouen with much effect to a revolving light.--E.dinbargtt Slur. EAST. INDIA SHIPPING. The Ttev. Kent, from Bengal, bats arrived at Cowes t sailed front Calcutta the 7th of September, 1813, from Situp'' , the 17th ditto, from the l'apu the Ist of December, and from St. Helena the' I Ith ditto. The Hugh Crawford, Largdon, from Singapore, off the Isle of NViglit. Suns Loss.—ThrTheodosia, Kitson, from Bengal to Lan- srogrx wyrri.—The Hercules, Vnughoo, from Batavia :o London, Itld December, let. 21. N. long. 33. 3f,RETI,Vas 0). •CREDITOfts. AT TIM 005 AT PT COIIikI9RIOVERII or sAwiuturrs, BASINGUALL-STREET. I'o-XOIIIIOW. ?MID iIEkTINGB. 'ke. •-mk, K• - 10 Blootnfleld. J. Hose Inn, Fleet-market, innkeeper Dowding, C. Stepney.causeway, odoper (enlarged) Early H. and T. 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Surrey, builder - Lewis, B. rtinbtidge.welli, Kent, baker - Mann, A. C. Church-row,Spitaltields, silk-manufacturer Moore, It. Bt. Georgmthe 31trtyr, Southwark, dealer Bothwell, J. Upper Clapton, Middlesex, tavern-keeper Rowley, W. Regent-street, Oxford-street, tarermkeeper Sayer, G. atid Gardner, G. Great Tower-street, wholesale- Smith , W. Lombard-street. haute - - • Waugh, E. A. ironmonger -lane, cloth-factor - DIVI D E N DS. Argent, J. Cbursb-row. Bethnal-green, carpenter Atkins, S. Grist Portland-street, chy mist - Woolley, J. Clitus-street, St. Marylvhone, ii-mmonger Calicos, J. and F. - Nicholas -lane, Lon:bard-street, timber merchants- 1 Coppard, J. sen. Lower Mitcham, Surrey.. drug-grinder M•Lcod, J. Cornhill, boot and shoe-maker Beckham, J. Strand, bookseller - itl . IA - IdU : . If - If - - IL - IL On Wednesday afternoon, about two • o'clock, as arc elderly man, decently droned, was passing through tripplegass, he was observed to fall against the Quest-house door, but vow wet by a woman before he came to the ground ; he groaned oncror. twice and expired. On his person were found seven shilling., ••••., .; pence, and a farthing ; a knife, box, papers; a letrer addrchrtd to , .Ir. Porter, of Walworth ; a notice to quit a residence at No. t;hapel.place, Back-road, Islington, aril a bill for carpeutet':, done. Ile was conveyed into the church. Mr. J. P. Elr ,tr; surgeon, gave his opinion that the deceased met his death by Sin piety. DARING BURGLARY.—•-01) Saturday morning last, firs thieves contrived to enter the Farm-house belonging to Messrs_ Wesson and itapley, near the village of Walton-on the Mill, ;a ;I 3 county of Surrey, and about nineteen miles from London. It . :s remarkable, that the very saute premises should have been robtst• . not less than three several times within the ptecedipg ant month, `After two of the robbers had taken the precaution to secure bee.a , Mr. Wesson and his brother-in-law by confining them CO one room, I where they remained with loaded pistols held over them, the ott , r three proceeded to plunder the house, whence they stole. inuotg other articles, a silver tankard, a ten-pot and stand, rat ciptit.isq clock, and also some valuable writings. It is believed dm tt s • burglars had entered the premises by an unoccupied c hic:her, I through means of a ladder found upon an aijoinine hum. half-past two o'clock on Saturday morning. The Thole burl apitrt gang escaped with their spoil, making, freirn the belt colieetu - s that can be !fumed, for the metropolis. • • - - FUNERAL ON THE THAMILII.—A !allot having die T during the late frost on board the Tender, lying in the niuldle the river, off the Tower, for the reception of volunteers, it !ietcn * of course necessary to remove tthe body on shore tar intetmen . This, however, it was wholly impossible to do with * noor. the river being at that time one sheet of ice from the rt.:p the Tower-stain. For several days previous all persoLs c•• board the ship, or returning on shore, had been compelled to do so by walking over the ice. On Monday afternoon. the body cf tha deceased sailor was passed over the side of the 'ship, and lewereA down by ropes upon the ice ; the coffin was placed on .be shoulde'd of tour of his shipmates, who had taken their stations op the i-e at the ship's side, headed by the Officer of the ship, who humeri - . stely spread 'over the coffin the Union Jack flag. When he #3l done so he placed himself at the head of the coffin, and welted before the body at a slow pace. followed by the four %uilers, bifur. the coffin on their shoulders, until they resclrcl the .here, when it was conveyed in like manner into the TOWer. 3fiin), of the 01.1 habitants of the Tower. and other p ersons, assembled 'on rt. Tower-wharf to witneis this novel slid inteesaing cesernony, had a very solemn and iruptming affect ; and it was Ten'Olrii by one of the'Officers of the Tower, who had resided **ere fop roots titan hay years, that he bid never ears hcarti,.ialt:Witrifotd funeral procession upon the ice before. he flyer corn. pletelY frozen in front ' of the ToWer, th u the sigh o tmait t . ta n. sandy walking to nth' fioardt:ir ships lying In thatitfamens tIV% win!, vpuo - I 4 - IA . 12 - 12. . 1 ,1 - it, . 114 .' 1 . 114 4 - L', :t I ~~ .' 1 -,, ~ 1 111 ~ !'~~ ,~;