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/° • r .........•••,. , die !1-/.-1"/' if' + bt Artattitill 1141 L G` ttt4t 1 0- 0~': NO. 6,515. cusrom. AM nousr, October, Mt LONDON, I FOR SALE, Bti Order of the II onokrahk the Commissioners e his Majesties Customs, ms MONDAY. the 1 1th, TUESDAY, the Itth, WEDNESDAY, the 13th. THURSDAY, the 14th FRIDAY, the Ilith, and SATURDAY, the 16th instant, at One o'Cleek in the afternoon predsely, at the Commercial S a le Rooms, THE FOLLOWING GOODS Fos ESPOUTATION—}:am India and other Prohibited Goods, Books, Prints. Pictures, Wax Candles, Madder, &e. Fon Host CONSUMPTION —Brandy, Rum. Geneva, Whis key, Wine, Oil of Canals. China, Porcelain, Peals, and other Wood Goods, Cordage, Materials of Vessels, 110ats, Grocery, Shells, Skins. Vegetable Powder, Wax Candles, Toys, Sealing Wax, Plate Glass, Orange Buda, Antique Furniture, Muslin. and other Linen Drapery, Late, Shawls, Rough Gamma, Jewellery, Pictures, Prints, and sundry other Goods, which have remained in his Majesty's warehouse beyond the time limited by law. CLEAR OF All. DUTIES. To be viewed at the Tobacco Ground, and Commercial Docks, Rotherbithe ; and the King's warehouse and cellars, Custom Mouse, on Thursday, the 7th, Friday, the lith, and Saturday, the 9th instant, from ten o'clock in the morning to three in the efternoon. N.B. Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for at the Re. mire, of Fines and Forfeitures Office, Custom-House, on or before Saturday, the 30th instant, or the deposits made thereon will eta. dolately become forfeited. Catalogues to be had at the King's warehouse, Custom-Ilonse, • of thew, pass suer shilling each. co - the firit 6 EAST INDIA 110 LISS, Sept. 29, Ms. frizE Coart of Directors of the United Company of .Iforoherds of Ilegiend trading to the Lad Indies do hereby ems AWL* Thal the N lowest of (U. 10s.) Three Pounds Ten Shil. Slew Om*. per Annum op the cornpar.y'S Bonds shall cease diskintailitaus shall* day of April 1825. That Brasdaller she said bth day of April. they shall carry mictiusspait elr(llllThree Pounds per Cent. per Annum. the MY= a Dena will be allowed to bring them in to be Narked fat eniimmtion at the said Interest of (31.) Three Pseuds per Cent per Munn, untd the 119th Day of March Ifls, and that soe Beaks as shall not he marked for continuation as aforalaid t mixer balm the 99th Day of March 1825, shall be liable to be pad or se the said bth Day of April 1825. with the Interest due ebsaeop. Gaut which date unmarked Bonds shall no: carry any lamest. JOSEPH DART, SaretaT. • EAST INDIA DOCK Roust:, OCT. 1, 1824. THE Court of Directors of the East India Dock Com pant da hereby ere Notice, That a GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of the said Company will he held at their House, in St. Helen's place, liatgate-street, on FRIDAY next. the lith inst. at Twelve o'clock. fat the purpose of Considering of a Dividend on the Ca p.tel Stock of the Company for the half year, ending at blichasimas last. By order of the Court. JOHN 'ARRAN, Secretary. N.B. The Chair will be taken at One o'clock precisely. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, and RIOVI DENT LIFE OFFICE, LOYDOD. PRZSIDENT MID TIMPTICIII. The Duke of RUTLAND, The Marquis of NORTHAMPTON, Earl GREY, Lord BRAYBROOR E. Lord KING, Ac. &c. &c. nrarvrois. LT. Barber Boaumont, Esq. William Peed, Esq. Francis Cont. Esq. Lieut. Col. Sainwell Sir John Doyle, Bart. James Sedgwick, Esq. Sir George Duckett, Bart. Hon. W. Shirley , Sir John Harrington. Bart. I Walter Strickland, Esq. Sir S. B. Worland, Bart. M.P. SIT W. E. Welbv, Bart. Hon. Theo. Parker Sir Robert Wilson, M.P. dre. Sce. &c. Oepitals, A MILLION STERLING AND UPWARDS. The Profits are divided amongst those who now insure, as well as the original Members, in just proportion to their respective Psytn•nts. In the Fire Mice, Returns during the last ten years, to the amount of 42.0001. have been paid to all Persons who have con tinued insured Seven Years, upon Annual as well as Septennial Policies, sad whether they have been Sofferen or otherwise. In the Life (Alm Bonuses of 131. Bs. and 261. 12s. per Cent. have been divided daring the last Fourteen Yeses i end other vezl peculiar Advantages are afforded. RAN('E ('OMPANY, of Loudon, _ Instituted 11108, and empowered by en Act of Padimimit of 81th Gco. 111. CAVITAL—ZI,2OO,OOO. FIRE DEPARTMENT. On all Policies for 3001. and upwards, continuing In foss hp, fire years. the Assured will be entitled to participate in the Surpass Premiums, which may remain at the eod of that period. The Returns foe the five years ending at Christmas, 1822, and also for the five years ending at Christmas, 1823, were Twenty-five per Cent. In addition to the benefit of Returns, this Company offers to Assurers the further advantage of an allowance for the loss of Rent of 'Wilding+ rendered antotantalie by Fire. Renewals. — Receipts fin the renewal of Policies due at Michael mas arc now ready for delivery at the Office in London, and by the Country Agents, and should be taken up within fifteen days there- LIFE DEPARTMENT. Additions to Policies--Persons assured for the whole term of Life will have an Mattes made to their Policies every seventh year, or an equivalent reduction will be made in the future pay ments of Premium, at the option of the Assured. For the seven years ending at Christens, 11323, an average addi tion of 1571. hat been made to refry 1,00.1. 'sewed, in London, or through an Agent in. Great Britain. The next valuation will be made at Christmas, 1411, and Policis effected before that date will participate in proportion to the time they may then have been in force. Policies may also he effected for the whole term of Life, by a li. mited number of yearly payments. Tables applicalsk to this mode of Assurance may be obtai:ied at the Other. sea Risk—This Company allows certain passages by Sea in decked Tessa's, without extra Premium, as set forth in the Condi tions of the Office Proposals. Proposals fully explanatory of the principles and rates of the Company, may be had at the principal Ofbee in Cheapside. Lon don, and of the several Agents in the Country, whops authorised to take the appearance of Lives proposed foe Assurance. lIENWY DESIIO ROUGH, Jun. Elkopside, London, Sept. 311, Ift24. Secretary. 1.1 OPE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 6, BRIDGE STREET, BLACKFRIA RS ; 323, OXFORD. rirtEET, London; Prinas-street, Edinburgh; and 111, West. moreland.nreet, Dublin. Assurances with this Company, either upon Life, or against Fire, will be allowed to participate in its Profits. without incurring any of the liabilities attaching to Societies founded upon the prin ciple of mutual assurance. The distinguishing characteristic of this Establishment, arid the advantages which it has to offer, arc mote particularly enumerated below. LIFE DEPARTMENT—CapitaI One Million. Ist- A Bonus, consisting of two-thirds the profit of life assurance, will be divided septennially amongst assurers for the whole period of life—in proportion to the amount of their policy, and the term of its existence. 2d. The bonus is either added to the policy, to be paid when the policy becomes a claim ; or will be applied in the reduction of fu ture pmniums ; at the option of the party assured. 3d. Persons assuring, who are desirous of paying the annual pre mium upon their policy, for a limited number of yeah only, rather than during the whole continuance of life, may be so accommo dated, the Directers having caused a table of rates to be calculated expressly for that mitten.. 4th. Persons, whose lives are assured by this Company, are per mitted to pass by sea from one part of the United Kingdom to an other, in decked vessels, or steam boats; and are also allowed. during peace, to pass from British to any foreign port , between the 'Feed and Brest, both inch.sive, in vessels as before described, without additional charge. sth. A guarantee omit:lof one million sterling haring been sub. scribed, amurers with this Company enjoy a participation in profit, without Incurring the liability of loss. 6th. Disputed claims may Lc referred to arbitration. 7th. No entrance money, admission fee, or other official charge, exacted. A bonus, amounting, in most instance*, to twenty-five per cent., anti in some to upwards of thirty per cent. on the premiums paid, within the seven years, ending at Michaelmas 1818, has been de clued on all policies of assurance ciletted in this office, for the whole period of lire. FIRE DEPARTMENT.—CapitaI One Million. lit. A bonus of two-thirda, the profit of tire assurance, will be divided, at the end of every tire years, amongst the assured for that period, in preportion to the amount of their respective assur ances. Sd. A guarantee capital of one million sterling having been sub scribed, assurers with this Company enjoy a participation in profit, without incurring the liability of loss. SL Policies issued gratis to assurers of NW. and upwards. 4th. Losses uniformly paid by this Company with liberality and ropptitude. Illsputed claims may be referred to arbitration. Notice is hereby giveli, that policies of assurance against fiir, which expire at 111:cliseinoi, will become 'Mil, unless the premium i to renew the same be paid on or before the 14th day of (ktober. Proposals delivered at the office, and by the respective Agents of the Company. _ _ _ WILLIAM BURY, get. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1824. Fr A N 1)-1 N- AN I) FIRE-OFFICE, NEW L R I IX' REI;T, MAC KENIA inviNtt ti in 106. for the !minium of Buildings, Hoimihold Furniture, Stock in Trade, &e. within the Kingdom of Orem Britain. SETT. 49. 1 IC4. All Persons whose insurances biernme due at MichaelmSa arc re. queued to observe, their Receipts are now ready, and should he paid within fifteen .lays from this period. The Directors are desirous of calling the attention of the Public to the advantages derived by all persons insuring in this Office, that while all Losses bays been paid by them wilt the utmost promptitude and regularity, from the establishment of the Office in IRK, a Return of the Profits has in. variably been made to all perions insuring with them fOr seven years during the whole of that period. Ni. charge is made for Policies when the sum insured amounts to 300 L or upwards. ' Attendance is given daily at the Office, from Nine in the Morn. Ing until Four in the Afternoon. BENJAMIN ROUSE. Secretary. FRIDAYSTAEET, CRTAPSIDE. TO LET, ON LEASE FOR TWENTY-ONE YEARS, DESIRABLE PREMISES, No. 17, Friday-street, consisting of Warehouses and Dwelling house, within two doom of Watling-street, suitable for the Manchester, Scotch, Silk Trade, or any other Business requiring a sup ewor situation. Tbt Premises have been just put into repair, ant. immediate possession tray be had. Fur Particulars LI, tin at No. 138. Cheapside, COFFEE., COCOA PASTE, PREPARED CHOCOLATE, AND EXTRACT OF TURKEY COFFEE. IIEACON and CO., of the Coffee Mart and Tea anti s u m W arehouse. N 0.2, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, Lon don (two doors from Fleet Market). beg to inform the Public and the 'trade, that a great Reduction has taken place in the Price of Cetfee in the Marker, and they liethilthevenqeenee Lowered their Prices considerably. The Public may depend upon being sup ' plied as usual with the very best description of Coffee that can be procured. DEACON and CO. Re also Manufacture' of the Extract of Turkey Coffee. in half-pint bottles (a very superior article to any thing of the kind hitherto offered); also Cocoa Paste, in e►rthen pots; and Prepared Chocolate, in pound and half-pound monis- ICII. From the facility with which these articles are prepared for the breakfast table (viz. in less than one minute, and without boding), and the superior quality el the same, render them highly advanta geous articles of consumption, not only to private individuals, but also to Hotels, Taverns, Cod'ee Houses, and Public Assemblies, or indeed wherever despatch or a superior cup of coffee, chocolate, or cocoa, lea desideratum. NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. THE late celebrated Hr. Fothergill, in the course of his extensive practice encountered repeatedly such distress ing cases of NE ItVOUS C OMPLAINTS, tha: he waa induced to dinkt his principal attention to the discovering an effectual 1.2- undy, the invaluable Medicine here offered to the public attention, under the title of DR. FOTHERGILL'S NERVOUS DROPS, was the result cf his efforts. To those who are afflicted with Ner. ..... - vows Disorders, and their various distressing affections, u oppres- 1 sloe of spirits, herd aches, loss of appetite, indigestion, spurns tumors, fainting tits, and debility or relaxation of the system, It is confidently recommended to have recourse to the above medicine, by which they are assured of obtaining immediate relief, and by a due perseverance in it, agreeably to the directions given, the complete re-establishment of their health. Sold in Bottles, at 4s. lid. and 225., by Butler , Chemist, 4. Cheapside, St. Paul's, and IMO. Regent-street (near the Argyll Rooms), London ; and by the principal Medicine Venders through out the United Kingdom. BOOKS PUBLISILED. By Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row. TO TOURISTS. 1. 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FREEHOLD EiTATF. OLD FISH-STREET. Fly WINSTANLEY and SONS. At the Mart. on FRIDAV, O:tober 29, at %retire, by order of the Heir at law of Mr. John Fred. Steinberg. deveaved. A Sul,stantially-erecter: Brick DWELLING-HOUSE, of thr.:e Stories, with a Frontage in Old fiah.atreet of about 21 Feet, and extending in deryh down Old Fish-area-hill 4 Feet. The interior at prevent is in an untixiiiied state. and communicat ing therewith is a strongly-timbered Warehouse of roar L►+es, with Cone-doors and loop-holes comple:e, measuring from North to South about 35 feet, and from Ea , t to Wat upwards 0(22 feet ; a Coach-house and Stable, with loft, a•td altering under the whole. To be viewed by applying on the premise!, where prioied per. tieulan may be had irticulars a! to of Messrs. Stocker and paw. .on, Solicitors, New Damen-court. Carry-street at the Man : and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster -row. STOCK OF BOOK4.POPULAR PERIODICALS, PLAYS. _ . By order of the Assigneesniiir.liuneombe, Little Queen-street, Holborn, Bookseller and Publisher, a Bankmpt. By Mr. SAUNDERS, At his Great Room. No. 39, Flect-street. on SATITIIDAY NEXT, October 9, at half-pair Twelve o'clock precisely, con;prising 1 A MISCELLANEOUS ASSEMBLAGE of BOOKS, CV MAGAZINES. and PERIODICAL PI'IILICATIONS, including the Hive (with the Copyricht): Portfolio of !morn ur..!: Mirror of the Stage; Kerr's Ancient Legends: Mun:hauten% rrsvelt ; Legend wi s fliontrom: Wit's Eschequer ; Adventures of • Ventriloquist 1 Budget of Merriment; with the W'oo4 Cats, Copper Platys, ter. ate. To be v*ewed end Catalogues had. DESTRA /ILE COPYIIII.D COTTAGE RESIDENCE, --------- Thames Ditton. Surrey; Also a LEGACY of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS. By Mr. JAMES ABBOTT, At Garraway's, THIS DAY, at It in Two Lots. The First Lot may be treated for by Private Contract. Lot 1. A Valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE, called STONEDRIDGE COTTAGE, most desirably situate nn the verge of Ditton Common, only one mile and a haft from Kingston, and comprises every suitable convenience for a onall family, with a large garden abundantly stocked with fruit reel in •he highest state of perfection; is held of the Manor of Long Ditton. and subject to a fine certain. Lot 2. A LEGACY of ONE HUNDRED POUNDS, pay al le at the death of a Lady aged 72. Particulars had on the Premises; also at the Griffin, King ston; of Mr. Whetstone, Solicitor, Cursitor.street; at Gana way's: and of Mt. Abbott, Castle-court, adjuitung the British Fire-office, Strand. HIGHGATE. Genteel Household Furniture. Piano-Forte (1)1 Rroadwood), China, Glass. and Miscellaneous Effects, By Mr. PARNELL, TO-MORROW, at 'l2 ' upon the Premises, near the Five Mile Stone. Highgate. A LL the Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Ll EFFECTS of GEORGE (MOSS, Esq. quilting his Re sidence, comprising a capital Pianoforte, with additional Keys, by Ilroadwood, a few fine Engravings, a Time-piece (large sisal. Chimney Glasses, a capital Gold Watch., real Hamburgh Damask Table Linen, China, and Glass, genteel Dessing.roona and Dining-parlour Suites, including Seta, Chairs, Loo, Card, and occasional Tables, handsome Mahogany Four-post, Tent, and other Bedsteads er.d Furniture; excellent Behind Bedding. Kid derminster and Venetian Carpets, Brewing Utensils, Kit.hen Re quisites, anal Miscellaneous Effects. To be viewed this day, and on the morning of Sale. Cata logues to be had on the Premises ; and at Mr. Parnell's Offices, Kingston, Surrey, and 22, St. Martin's-court, Leicester-aquae, London. A CARD. NNITS. JOHNSON. Sole Proprietor of the AMERT -1 CAN SOOTHING SYRUP for Children Cutting their Teeth, removed from 94, Newman-street. to 211, Yorkplace, City. road, London, begs leave to caution Mothers and Nurses, at a critical season, like the present, when children are teething, the utmost attention ought to be paid to them, _particularly as the 3leasles and Chin-cough are so prevalent. 1r the irritation of the gums comes with any other disorder very few infants recover. Mothers ought never to be without the AM ERFCAN SOOTH ING. SYRUP in the Nursery • for if a child awakes in the night with pains in its gums. the, videehie Mediebse applied, will LID. mediately open the pores, heal the gums, and thereby prevent fevers and convulsions ; for should it come in competition with any other disorder, it often destroys the mother's brightest hopes. To be had, wholesale and retail, a above, and of all principal Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at 2s. 9d. per bottle. N.B. 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The Indian, Mathews, of and from Dublin, was wrecked on the French shore, on the night of the 6th instant; five of the crew were unfortunately drowned. There have been this year in Galicia, some swsnns of the locust Gry//us /Vigra/ark:, commonly known in Asiatic Tartary, which have ravaged this year cxter,ive districts in Betanrabia, Moldavia, :Ind Wallachia. There unwelcome gjtests appeared in the Buckowina and the ad- jaccnt circle of Csarkow, where they entirely covered 'ar t te tracks of pastures and fields. Seine of them even came to the vicinity of Lemberg. Fortunately the harvest was reaped, and so they could not do so much damage. It in twenty year• since Galicia was, visited by these rapacious insects, and Germany and the neighbouring countries have not seen them since the year 1748. The harvest in Ga licia has been favourable.—Lemberg Gazelle. Price 7d. NAPAL !NTELLIGRNCE. The Petorn', 18, Capt. H=, aai lei from Portsmonth, ow Townley, for Cork. Tie Harrier, lit. Captain Gosling, mule twe at entree to gn nut of Iliuno•ze on Tuesday, and again on Wednesday, but enuld not succeed. The steam vessel nut being returned from Millerd, she still remains in Hamoare wind.baund. Monday, his Majesty's ship Salisbury, Captain Meade, was di paid off in nedinary. The Linnet ten has sailed ; and laid up for Plymouth, in order to her crew Lein,; transferred the Won; which vessel is attached to the Wellesley gnarl -shin. he Herati yacht is coma round from Woolwich to Portsmuutli f tr the pur pose of refitting in harbour. The three sloops Pylaim, Champion. - and Orestes, have severally returned to Spithead after a short mire. If any reliance is to be placed fn the reports which are circulated resnecting the result of their first espy, the Pylades k is supposed wid bear the palm for sailing, and the Campion as a gam( sea but ; die Orestes is ids, an excel:ent sailing vessel, but it would appear that them is some defert is her rubies, which regif.res renuiy ing. They will all proceed to the entrance of the Channel nest week, acampani id by . the Cambrian, Capta'n HA 31:1:31, having been selected to sr pvenntend 0.1 trial : they are to return to this poi. in the course of' thy w weeks. Ilia Majesty's ship Niemen sailed on a oruiae en WedneadAY, and the Violet arrived from one on Thursday.. 4 rimrs AT SriTitc.sn —Tice Thetis, Herald, Champion, Ores. ten, Privies. and Algerine. Is Hanuoua--Victory, Welles'ey, Ral work, Albion, Royal ()gorge, Cambrian, Athol, Vi;rar, and Quail. Pr I PPI NG INTEI,I,IG ENircE. cusrosi.aciimE. ovr. 4. SIMS NY zr: lawatto3.—The Eltznixeth Jane. from Para BAieuncle, Non.uch. aud Ann, from Startgate Creek Viola, from Har lingen; Friendship, fmm Dunicirl ; Nviate, from ()vend; Ranger, from Sierra Leone: and Susan. from Nair Rosa. 077wAID$.—The Wind's*, fur Antwerp; Hive. Ethelred. am! Rosalyn Castle, (Or Jamaica ; Jacc, for Hirewe Active, for 'Oporto ; Eagle. for Pert.au-Prinee ; Martha, far St. Vincent', ; and Sir Charles Forbes, fur New Sputh Wales. CL BARI NG OUT W•IlL . PS.—Tfie Anna, Cur Barbadoef ; Martha Bucher, for Rotterdam ; Vriendiettaft, and •Atlamic. for Hans burgh ; LeJ, fur New Providence; and Letitia reunast, tto Rip. FROM 1.1 - 7717 S LIST. FALMC , JTII, OCT. 3.—Arrived the Bierifaisazt. Grant, from Havre; Untie, Carder. fruit Guernsey; Hero, Wilson. from, London for Malta; and Lolls, Blake. from Cork. Sailed the Duke of Malborough packet, for Linbon ; and Lady louisa ditto, for Buenos Ayres. Off the port, the William, 111-Kenner. from Bahia in fifty.nine days; and the Highlander, Stou,'frJtri dicta in litty-sis days, and received orders taproteed to Harnburgh. POCTIMOUTS. OCT. 4.--Sailed the Cornwallis, Henderson, (on the Cape of flood Hope • Shepherd. Lnrv. for St. KM . , ; ' Pilchard, Coats, for Africa; ;nd Java, Parry, for Dublin. Ar rived the Success transport, from the Mediterr mean. DEAL, Ocr. 4.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the CrIVIV... dore Hayes, alonerief; and Isabella, Wallace, front Ind.a ; also, and remain, the Lucy Davison, Williams. (ruin Jamaica ; sager! 19th July. Sailed the following outward.botod vessels, vie.— The Netherlands fripte Proseepine, for Africa; Grenada. Ander. son, for New South Wales; Jane, Oyston, for )lelitra ; Aurora, Jackson, for the Mediterranean; Ocean. Wellard, for Africa; Lark, Orfeur, for Seville; Apollo, Davison, for Gibraltar; and Philip, Leslie, for St. Übe's. Livicaroor., OCT. S.—Arrived the Beoisrniii„ Byers, Prim Jamaica; Liverpool packet, Adams. from irginia ; sailed Mk h August. Catharine, Young, from Picou ; and'Brothers, Jarvis, from Gijon. Barsrot, OCT. 3.—Arrived the Asia, Leslie, (roux Demerara; and Betsey, Hogan, from Bilhoa. Ganntrock, Sart. 29.—Arrived the Glenberrie, Jones, from Demerara, sailed 16th August' in company with the brig Air:twat!, for LivernnoL Left loading for the Clyde the Eli nabeth, Paragon, Eagle, flank, and Harmony ; and "for London, the Caroline, gmes of Sailing uncertain. Spoke on the Idth of August, the brig Maws, bound to Rana= ; and on the IGth September. the bark John, of Shields. from Liverpool to 31aranhani. 19 days on:. The Providentia, Stem, from the Cape de {'ads to Antwerp ha: put into Dartmouth, leeky. LOSS OF THE GEORGE THE FOURTH. The fol)owing is a copy of Captain Prissick's letter, announcing the loss of his vessel:— , Brede River, Coast of Africa, July 113.1314. ' Hear Sir,—l am ender the necessity of informing you of the 'nes of the ship king George IV. near thus place, on the 16th instant. Having got as tar on my passage as Cape La Gull's; we encoun tered a heavy gale from the N.W., which cominued with unabated fury from the 27th June until the jib July, during which time the ship was totally dismasted and water-logged, baying sprung s leak under the main chains, whilst both With became ilivibled, and shortly afterwards broke to pieces. great exertione, in whice the passengers and myself shared with the crew, and by the Lou rious work of baking and lightening, we kept the ship abate *Me[ during the gale ; though, with all our exertions we could rot get her under eight feet water in the hold. The sugar soon melted became molasses. After the gale subsided we found ourselves is 36 south lat.; the cotton and cloves, in casks, were washing about In the hohl, and rolling from side to side; the stumps of the masts were afloat, and all the beam stancheons adrift ; when we go: up jury masts of Rich spare as were left on the dick, must Isemg washed overboard, sad mad. sail for the coast, in hones of seeing some homeward shipto take us out. Having made the coast abort St. Sebastian'i bey without seeing any ship, it was my inteotioa to run the ship on shore in that place, but the wind blowing hard from the northward we could not get in. The crew and oasseug:ia noy became clarcorous for the boat to land them. and seeing COO the state of the ship (two of her beanie baits fallen in. and the rest having become loose, her decks and *earns being open in ale parts), that she could not bang together twenty-four hours longer, I was reluctantly obliged to consent to launch the only little boat we had. The gale left us, and with considerable difficulty we suc ceeded in landing at two trips the whole of the pasteneers sad such of the crew as were lamed and fatigued during the late gate. At seven o'clock the same evening I quitted the ship with slump men, and attempted id land where the others had dem; they made a fire to guide us, but the surf had made so high, it became im possible. After rowing all night, in a deeply laden little boat. we ;ended at this place the next morning. The wind having changed during atm night, the ship drove on shore a few wain below this place; and to prove to you how far she most have gone, the although she drove on a sandy beach, where there was little tutf. in an hour afierwarda the beach was coveted with her planks and timbers. Neither myself nor the passengers have saved a single ptitle. All my papers, mails, and every thing were lett on Maid ; ro they may east up in time. I have apprised Mesa s. Ni.bet and Glavin, alto Mr. Flarbertv, of the loss, and I have also written to the Ilawitiat. When I arrive at the Cape, I will write more fully, having only a small but to write in, and such materials as the boon can afford. I have just hearth that another large ship* has been inert in Moselle Ray. (Signed) J.u. Paused& • The Mery, Ard!ie. SPORTING IN PEI-LIGE:WE NEWAIARKET FIRST OCTOBER IdEETINti. • XOI4DAT, OCTOBER 4. The Trial Stakes, a subscription of 11l rocs. enci,, f,.: arse-year olds, 7st. 91b. ; four, list. 91b. ; five, Sit. lib. ; vie and aged, So- Gib. 1).111. Lord Eseter's b.h. bultart. aged . - - - 1 Mr. Croville's ch. e. Premium, 4 yrs old . - - 2 Lord .Icrpey's hr. c. by Phantom, out of Web, 4 ri , old - 3 Mr. Wortley's ch. e. - lry Plianto:n. out of Pitnireigo, 3 Yr" ola • 4 Match.—Mr.l!daey's c. by Weefel. out of Pastime. ist beat Mr. Hunter's Oanyimcde, &t. 51b. T.I.C. 240 b. ft. • Second reseed of the Grand Luke Meisel Stakes of 50g•. each ; colts, Bst. 71b. aztl fillies...Bst. 31b. A.F. Sir J. Shclky's Cedric, brother :3 I TAMbOIC - - His Royal Highnets the Duke of York's c. Chiun. by Phan tom. out of sister to Prince Leopold Mr. Greeille's b. e. 1)on Carlos, brother to Manfred - - Lord G. H. Cavendisla's c. Dragoman, by Interpreter - - 4 Lord Verulain's c. brother to Interpreter ; lie. Wyndham:C.l eh. c, lay Phantom, out of Silrertnil, and the ILA /. 0 Utsfuth's ch. f. Tiara, by Castrel or Soothsayer, out of Pape Juan. started , i but were not placed ; 21 pd. It is said that the owner of the winner has wan a good round sum, independent of the :Likes. Mr. Uthiey's Emilia', 4 rn bid, beat Mr. Fleteari't Jock ti:s Laird's Brother, 6 yrs old. .81t. &lb. each. Ab. M. 51:0 h. ft. Sir. J. Sheller's e. by Pha.-.tom, dam by Str:de. grandam by Drone. Eist. 71b.„ beat Mr. Prenderpat's c. by the Cole Arabian. out of Janette, 7st. 91b. each. T.l .C. 200 toys. To-morrow there is the :4lgs. Stakes, for 'Melt three homes A7C entered. And a march between Mr. R. Wilson's iesbella Amu klr. Itamalacttom's Cephalus, Bst. 31b. each. 1).1. 100 sou. Ii ft. MATCR-31AWIS0.—That brave little Jew. Penes A aTer v-35 matched against his equal, Dick Curtis (the Pet at' the Fancy). on Monday evening, fur one bleared wince:or-a The fight to take place in the same ring ant" Joshii.3 fluasen and Cancan. Brisk bcting at Ave and sta to fox. 04 the Vet at the Fancy. Yesterday evening bcinc the aypointed titre fez inev,iasing the cake to ore hundred pounds. for the fight for two hundred. betwen Martin and Jem Burn. a strong mrstcr of :he I'3nm- as sembled at the Black horse in the Borough. The stake-rnovey wairmacie—Martio the favourite Are thOitit. Both ner are it noise training, Martin tinder a gooriludge, of lev.denheli.mar and Jcrn Binn ontl . cl his uncle Ben. It is the wont inteirezatag fighttii the tsfug.