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....„ • 41 ........„„ . i Jit . I.V i VIC -. 1 .... , i ..... .. A., . ' . rt.... • .........., ..., . 4 : 4 • . : ' ' __ . L . • mil a 1 a 7 1. b.- e -G‹ .. P t v c erni I . 1 :, f'...• = ?:. - C4. ' 4 . , ‘. ) ; 6- --.• 1 - . I 4 4 " 1 . • ji , ..................firaiamata.......8,,..„....., ~ • . f...h.&• rrice 7d. _ No. 7,159. LONDON, TUESDAY, VOVEMBER 22, 1825. -- - NOTICE TO MARINERS, TIERWIGIK-UPON-T The WEED. - s This day is published. Bre, ss. TRINITY-HOUSE, LONDON, Von. 19,18311. 1.11 pendent BURGESSES of theBOROUGH of BERWICK. A N INQUIRY into the NATURE and CAUSR of INVORMA'fIoN has been this day received that a lUPON.TWEED are respectfully solicited to Meet their Brother MIASMATA, more particularly illustrated in the former yi,SSEL has hem SUNK off DUNW ICH, on the Coast of Burgesses, and Friend, of Sir FRANCIS BLAKE, Bart. M.P. and present &tea of the 4:lummox di Roma. . and now hes with the 31asta sometimes above water, in 4 at th• City of London Tavern, Bishopsgate-stroet, on TB URSDAY By P. MURPII Y. Esq. bath"' m „, e a dangerous to the navigation. Evening next , the 24th inst. London : Printed for Jelin Al urray, Albemarle-street. S— to - ' ons have been issued for placing a WRECK BUOY - Supper on Table at Seven o'clock precisely. th . Bo --u %mediately, the marks and bearings of which will be pub- CONSTABLE and KIRK, H AZARD and Co. o o d for the Information of the trade. Symend% Lin, Nov. 18, 1826. Agents for Sir Francis Blake. FOUR 03(1,000, All Wreck s are coloured Green. Next Tuesday Week. !LH- By oldie Corporation, WESTERN LITERARY and SC I IENTIFIC Lotteries by Act of J. lIEBBERT, Secretary. INSTITUTION. Parliament nearly at NOTICE TO NERS. . A GENERAL MEETING of the BIEMBERII.wiII be held an en d* a n t ex i t :REEMASONS' TAVERN , on THURSDAY Evening HAZARD and Co. TRINITY-WOUSE, LONDON, Nov.lB, Mi. the 24th inst. at Seven o'clock. when the Pelt ' alCo ' Sold Foot. of 25,0001. N' ICE is Aerebli given, That parsuant to th e in- mittee will present a REPORT of their proceeding%Tal" Corn- and 20,01,01 . in la" tendon expressed in the Advertisement from this House, Two Mouths, and Members must bring their Receipts, to entitle them to admission to the Meeting. ender l'ate the let instant, BUOYS have been plated on the N.E. ALL the 30,000. part of BAUDSEY SAND, and on the RIDGE of ORFORD. Members' Subscriptions - will be received and Receipts given by in one Lottery. NEss. The following particulars relative . to those Buoys are the following Booksellers :—ltihitihnre and Fenn, Charing. cross ; Royal Exchange, 26, Cornbill, i „,„ p ublished for the Information of Navigation, vs. : Boone, 480, Strand • Pickering, 57, Chancery-lone ; Hatehard, 321, Oxford -street, and by Agents N.E. BAUDSEY BUOY, Black. in all principal County Towns. 193, Piccadilly ; N ee l y,. 204, Regent -street : Marsh. Oxford -street • , _____ i i it , 8 00 , is placed in 5 fathoms water, with the following aw c wirnpwe-street; Holten Library, Upper Berkeley. narks and bearings : street ; Taylor, Terrace, Brampton ; Toby'a Library, King's-road , CARROLL the Contraeises FAREWELL SCHEME, with Fier Prizes of Low Light at Orfordness, in one with Aldbro' Chelsea; and the Committee, at the Freemasons"ravern, from £30,000 110,000 Church, bearing . „ - -N.E. b N. Semi to Mae o'clock every evening. £30,000 £30,000 N, E. Buoy of the Whiting . . - N. bE. I E. H. JACKSON, Hon. Sec. upper Bttoy of the Whiting - . . N. W. hN. iti. e. Le. N. E. Buoy of the Shipwisn . - -E.bS. S. ROYAL STANNARY AND BRITISH MINING EXCEEDING TWO 7.NDRED AND FIFTY s. W. Buoy of Ilaudsey Sand . . W. S. W.l S. THOUS POUNDS.. B au d sei Church - - - - W. N. W. ASSOCLSTION. A MEETING will be held at the City of London Tav ern, DWI' ON THE RIDGE, Black. Bishoosgate-street, on TUESDAY,' the 22d inn:., at Twelve AL). IN ONE DAY . T AY 6th NEXT MONTH, oe t precisely , of SUBSCRIBERS to the a ve.aamed Corn - I )ck bo * " Carroll feels pleasure in t e first Contractor that arer pre- is placed toil' fathoms water on that Shoal, about li This Buoy seined the Public with Four inn of 30,0001. allto be drawn in impress on the Fuhlic mind party, who may be really desirous otinipiiring Into its formation One Day ; but he beg' re ' .., fly to w 7 ; a we diswit nom Orfordnelis Point, with the following marks an and the state of its affairs, andof.tufgantsing measures to came, fig, LEPl•Yrititl. . AICSPEND FOR EVER AT THE beariate kw Church to the left of a Martell° Tower immiser e promace either in pt of thit tiojaeaws at ala# Prospectus u ps kd r :1 1 1-bouso. booing - .N.W.b. AL . lb? Am term* wttfitir, or, in defiollt, to compel restitution CLOSE OF THE PRESENT DRAWINGS. Oe 5 A wad Gale just open of each . of tho Deride Money obtained on the faith thereof. Offi Tiek s e" l9 snd C 6 orrili s i l l er ; wire - - The object of the Meeting being thus clear) defined , those men .' ' e t no c w h o ar n in S g a .cr ie a o. t B C : a a r nd roll 2 'is 6 , , ti o te x ( l. : o o rd ntr .s i t e re to e r t Goirdoen Hia,, , h Light - - - S.V. V b W.aW. tlemen who, at the pertial Meeting of the - 10th in si t an Feee.. London ; where lie sold, within exhort period, 4 - - Prizes of - - £30.000 By Command of the Corporation, masons' Tavern, sanctioned the conduct of the Projectors d self- J. HERBERT. Secretary. elected Directors, in withholding Fonr Thousand of the original 4 - - Prizes of - - 120,000 Shame, upon which . no deposit has yet been paid, in purchasing And on the 31st May last, %TOTH.' E in hereby given, That application is intended One T housand Shares w i th the Company's money, and in giving 5448 . - a Prize of - - £lO.OOO 131 tn be made to Parliament in the ensuing Session, for leave 2 .2 500 ,.. I..te one of their own number as Projector of the Company, And Six other Capitals ! were all sold by Carroll ! to N I , g in a Bill or Bills for extending the term and enlarging the , course, bear in mind that they need not now attend. W ieven several Acts paased in the forty-secoad, forty- ""' powers . The e Shareholders will, of caune, see the propriety of not ■ paying • HOUSE, for the EAST need WEST INDIES and T CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE- f i a th. jorty.sindi, forty-ninth. tifty-first, and fi ft y -tifth years of Deposits at present. tile nom of his late Majesty King George the Third, and in the the ir November Is, 1823. SOUTH A3IECICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND. -- - - lik sear of the reig n of his present Majesty , for making and ''!""n, l,IVERPOOI„ SUNDAY, Nov. O. Wind W.: Cloudy and rain—High Water 3 m. p. 0. Nothing arrived. Off, at four o'clock, I ship and 3 brigs. Private Signal—Mr. William Sharpies, for the Charlotte, from Quebec. The Constitution, —, for Demerara, put into Holyhead, th e 18th inst.—Wind AV.S.Mit fresh gale. The Regular. —, for Berbice„ was off Holyhead the 19th inst. at I. tn. %Vint! N.W. to fresh breeze. The Mearns, Nieol, from Afitamichi„ arr i ve d a t 61#sgop. Capt. N. says, that the Lord Cathcart and Hamlet, of Icinksr dine, Protector, of Oraugemoutlh and several others, were loft hn the 19.1 t October, on the West Cape of Prince Edward's Island— crews saved. . . towed on shore at Jlotalogee lifititiii - ffilfidg !Vales and euP9. 1014 to be the Jonge_Xclte)aa, /pet Bordeaux de tiambergh; • esiakply run down. • ' - .;.. :Ds:tr., Novi 19:.21'he Rlitabeth of London, fran QUe i b i l4. 'oti the Goedwirf Sand! let night, about o o'clock; ton et Clew landed here this tho Ting. The captain, Mate. one . and two apprentices, temainetton board, got her atr. end r Zliitt hpr into the Downs this morniag. It is reported that her' ' is gone, .and that she is water.logged—sbe is how in Rarniititedase , boor. Arrived the Sarah, 'Robinson, frao the Rivet ; 01- 4 1 aine 'Joseph. and Wiliam, Reed:Min •Der.lai Spencer, H Quebec: Dove, Miller, from achesme ; George and 7 . 'l rail, from Leghorn ; Stakeshy, —, from Miramiehli Nymph, Burroughs, fiom Gallipoli. The whole of thrretttrawd, botiod have sailed. Nov. 20.—Arrived the Lasitania; Bates, from Alegandalla s picked up on the 10th ult. in let. 37, 48, long. 25, east,•gc in Rotlinan and live of th e Clew o f t h e Th ree B rot h ers, from 'a. Also arrived, th e Susan and Mary, Stewart, from bit. Hiles; - !Hisao, Newman, from Malaga ; Benito, Stephenson, f r om Almeria - Elizabeth, Andirson; from Quebec; and Chapman, Milbank: ' from ditto. Sailed the Portland, J us t. f or J ama ic a , Pier, --._..„ for ditto; F.Thre Perlman, for ditto; kleaborough, Livingston, fne Grenada. aie, the egorgian a , M a t e , f or G rena d a; a n d the Worcesire, oedie. for an Iliemen's Land. klaaosek, ov. IJll i c %Venter, Madge, from Yougball, to with oars; and the Riechers, Robertson, frem Belfast, with pro visions, both for 'London, gat on shore last evening's tide, 'thigh wee, on Feteeess Rock. They were both got off and brought is Lev, without damage: Gaastaerctr. Not, LT.—Arrived the Harriet, Kindley. from Campearhy ; Torn Bowline., Blackbume; blind's, Winternottom Trent, klareall a Ariel, 'Smirks and Emerald,'Grity, from Quebec ; Times. Clark, from New Brunswick; Delight, Parrett, from Dunkirk; Leslie Alexander, Morris, from Dania; Mara:Jet Ilaii, Davison, from Demerara; Ida, Popham, front °part° ; May, Vinnea, from Jamaica; James Esdaile, , from 111!rantiehi ; Delta, Clarkson, from Virginia. Sailed the Experimert, Coithhard, fin St. Mary's ; St. Vincent's Planter; Westbrook, Hall ; Temple, Whitworth; %Vest Indian, Gamey ; and Garland Grove, Pen ally. for Jamaica; •Hortense. Lent:ell, fur Havre ; Lady Keith. hite for Malta; Symmetry, M oore , fb r L eg h orn ; C eerore , 011nmre, for Trinidad; Juliana, Young, for Grenada; Montreal., -Thom, for Tobagu ; George. Houghton, for Bahia; Intrepid Packet, Gordon, for Buenos Ayres; Rebecca. Scott, tor Seville ; Nal°, Owen, and Thetis, 3laughan, for Hanibu.-0.. BotaTor., Nov. 20.—. The Pitt is arrived from Africa. She was eliased by a pirate on the Oold Coast, In July, and obliged to proceed to Cape Coast for protection : she cut away her long. boat, in order to get clear oilier. I YfiSSEL N' The Alvin. Vingoe, from Alesaina for Lipermsol, put iota Pen zance on the ILtli inst, with loss of sails and other damage. The Lancashire Witch, Neale, from Liverpool, arrived at Lis. lon, 30th October. Arrived last night, the Hewer, Watvon. from St. Domingo; Plutarch, Pike, from Virginia; Lark, Byrom. from Faro: Rock, Tomkins, from Penton; Sarah, Peters, from Quebec.and Julian, —, from London; Jonge Peter, %rink, from Ostend. The Malchester, Thompson,. frum Liverpool, arrived at Arita on the =July. E.4ST INDIA SHIPPING. The Sophia, Barclay, reported on Saturday last. sailed from Calcutta the —, from the Staid Heads the 11th of June, front Madras the 17:h of July, from the Mauritius the 20th August, sad from y Helena the 2&h September. .. Mtn ryaLs AT MADRAR.—The Jemiw, Grant, the 11th of May; his .Inje•ty's ship Larne, Kingscombe, from Rangoon, the 7th . June; the %mob's, Wilson. from ditto, the Itch of June; his Majesty's ship Tees, Mar at, from Rangoon, the oth of June; the Hydroze, Item front Bengal; the Samdartg, Reid, from Ran. goon, the 10J1 of June; his Majesty's ship Boadicea, Brisbane, trom England, the 16th of June ; the Coromandel, &les, from London, the 20th Jane; the bond Suffield, Dipnal. front London, the 23d of June; the Sultan, Michell, from Bombay, the 26th June; the Anna Robertson, Henderson, from Rangoon, the 26th June; the MarrAnn, Jacob; his 'Majesty's ship Cochin, Tin combe. from Ceylon ; the Genernl Palmer, Truscott, from Lon. don, Mauritius, and Point de (Jane, the 4th July; the Hope, Flint, from boldon, the 4th July; the Madras, Ferrer, from Lon don, the 6th July ; his Majeaty's ship Tees, from Trincomalee, the 6th July ; his Majesty's ship Liffey, from Rangoon, the 7th July. banal% • - lingo Clierth to the left of a Martell° Tower a jar 4!wilen-housio. hoeing a K. W. h, fr i t etairdi Old Castle jest op= of each Awe - - - W. ikairdases High Light - S.W. bW. aIV. fly Command of the f'orporat ion, J. HERBERT, Secretary. Mt Kis hereby given, That application is intended to be made to Parliament in the ensuing Session, for leave w bra g in a Bill or Bills for extending the term and enlarging the pews of 'even several Acts passed in the forty.secoad, forty. facial, fortysiah, forty.ninth• fifty.first, and fifty-fifth year rile nigh of his late Majesty King George the Third, and in the :nit wear of the reign of his present 3lajesty, for making and atitaiarnir.e the several Roads communicating with the West India sad East India Docks, and for repairing the Cannon.street-road, and ler waking and maintaining a new Road to Barking, and a Kama from the itoinford and IVhitechapel Road to Tilbury Fort, fa the cuunties of Middlesex and Essex, and a Branch of Road trim King Diehl-lane. Shadwell, to the Essex Road at Mile-end, in the county of Middlesex, all which said Roads lie, and are I mute within the several parishes of Saint Margaret, Barking ; Sea Barn and All Saints, %Vest Ham, in the county of Essex ; ant the several patilhes of Bromley, Saint Leonard, otherwise taint Leonard Bromley, All Saints. Poplar, Saint Anne (commonly called Saint Anne lamehouse); Saint Dunstan, Stebtinheath, other. wets 6tepney ; Saint Paul, Shadwell t Saint George, (commonly allot at. George in the East); and Stint Mary 3latfellow, other. woe Whitechapel, all in the county of 3liddlesex ; and for attiring son increasing the Rates, Tolls, and Duties, by the said Acts rated. Dated the 17th day of October 11f25. WM. BA K ER, Solicitor, Limehouse,Middlesex, and 5, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street, London. LNG WARE EST INDIES aqd EXETER CHANGE, STRAND. Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will find in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with a Large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and Bed ding; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps; Sea Chests, Mile and Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Travel. ling Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re quisites for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great satiety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks. suitable for families going abroad, ,ILlitary and II indostanee Books 3laps. &c. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curriele, Tandem. Phmton, Stanhope. and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery, &c. &c. for home use, East and West Indies, and South America, which merit inspection from the quality, first state of workman. ship, and moderate prices. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and the excellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to of asking but one Ready Money Price, from which no abatement will be made. TO BUILDERS. B ERMONDSEY NEW CHURCH.—P ersons d es i rous of Contracting to perform the several WORKS in Building and completing a NEW CHURCH, in the Spa-road. Bermond. say, may see the Plans and Specifications by applying to Mr. James Savage, A r chi te7t , 34. It a lb rook, any day (except Sunday) between the hours of Nine and Four. The Tenders to be address-t 1 to " his Majesty's Commissioners for Building New Churches," and to be delivered, sealed up, at their Office, 12. Great George-street, IVestminster, on or before Saturday, the 10th of December next, indorsed, " Tender for Her. mondsey New Church." The Tender to contain the gross amount for the whole of the Works, or for the particular trade tendered for, and the prices of the several articles. SAILINGS FROM MADRAS.—The Boyne, bawson,• for Cal cutta, the 17th May; the Rockingham, Beath, for ditto, the 22d May; the Jeminta, Cook, for Rangoon, the 3d of June; the Samdang, Reid, for Calcutta, and the Zenobia, Wilson, for Ran goon, the 10th June; his Majesty's ship Tees, for a cruise ; the Lady Cmpbell. Irvine, for Bengal, the 22d June; the Coro mandel, Boyes, for Bengal, the 2fith June; the Sultan, Mitchell, fur ditto, the 27th June; the Lord Suffield, Dipnal, for ditto, the 7th July; the Anna Robertson, Henderson, and the Hope, Flint, for ditto, the 10th June. The Atlas, Hine, was to sail from 51a dras the 25th of July, for Penang and China. The Nerbuddah, —, from Madras to Rangoon, was driven into Chedubah (during w.gale) in a shattered condition ; she had 400 native troops on board at the time. The Henry, of Shields, was lost at Rieltebucto Ipth ult. The r,ritannia, Taylor, from Newcastle to London, struck cu Redcar 'locks on Thursday night, and It was Lared would ho wrecked. • The Thomas, nerg. from Hamburgh to Hull, wss on shore on the leth inst. near Ottendorf. Thee:met, Mown, from London to Prederickstadt,wai s:7andtd on the Ist inst. on the coast of Jutland. The Johannes, Berg, from St. Thomas's to Hamburgh, it totally lost on Amnon. The I I enry, of Shields, was lost at Richeboeta on the 13th ult. The liostopchin. —, from London to Palau, was driven on shore near Memel jth inst. dining a gale. . The Dorothea. Galt, from Stralsund to London, has put Into Gottenburgli, with six feet water in her hold. The Victor, from St. Tlirmas'. to Bordeaux; Henry, Lnagui. net, bound to the West Indies; Grandterre, • and the Perin naiidti, Adolphe, were driven on shore at the Isle d'A ix 10th inc., but ex p-ci.d to he got MI: The Vol:sire. front Havre to New Orleans, was driven on ',here near Itarileur 10th inst. with loss of main. mast, but is expected to be rnt off. The Kitty, enlc, from St. Petersburgli to London, has put into Eastholtn, distrasted. The Commissionen do not pledge themselves to accept even the lowest Tender. unless in all respects satisfactory. The Contractors will be required to give sufficient security for the due performance of their Contracts. • The General Palmer, Truscott, was to sail from Madras the 3lst July. for Ceylon and London, and the fallowing are coming paosengers in her : Sir Edward Stanley, Chief Justice; Col. and Mrs. Cemetrine ; Col. Andrews; Capt. Rymer, R.N.; Mrs. Kensingum ; Mrs. Phillips, Capt. Murray, Dr. Griffith. Capt. Gill, Dr. Stoke, Capt. Smith, Mr. Forbes, Lieutenants Spry, Gray, and Colld, Mrs. Gray, and seven children. Passengers per Lady Campbell, Captain Irvine, from Madras to Calcutta V 0 110 E is hereby given, that application is intended A. to he made to P.irliament in the next Session, for leave to being in a bill or bills for making, establishing, and maintaining a 2ilway or Railways, or Tram Road or Train Roads, fur the pas. aye of waggon., carts, and other carriage., with proper works, warthonaes, and other places of deposit for goods, wares, and mew. ceandise, and witnations for the loading and unloading thereof, ad. inieiag thereto, or connected therewith, which said Railway or Railways, Tram Read or Tram Roac', works, warehouses, places f deposit and situations for !aiding and unloading, are intended to he wade. established, and formed, in or to extend, or pan into, along or throngh the several parishes of Bmmley St. Leonard. iiihnsiwi St. Leannnl Bromley, St. Mary Stratford, Bow, All Saints, Poplar, St. Aline, commonly called St: Anne, Isimehouse, St. Dunata,t, Stebunheath, otherwise Stepney, St. George, com owl; called Sr. George in the East, St. Paul, Shadwell, St. John ail a?ptai:, otherwise St. John at Wapping, St. Mary Matfellow, otherwise Whiteehapel, St. Botolph-without, Aldga.e, the several hamlets of Ratclilf and Mile-end-nlil-town, and the precinct of WsUckee, all in the county of 3lidillsesex and also for altering are sebrging the term and powers or seven several Acts, passed in beds* dick, etbh, 19th, Obi, and 116th years of the reign of his Late Majesty, King George the Thirst, and in the fifth year of the trigs of his present Majesty, for making and maintaining the roads wintriur.icating with the West and East India Docks, and for re paring the Cannon.strett-rnad, and for making and maintaining a sew truss: to Barking, and a road from the Roneord and White. rhap,,i-road, to Tilbury Fort, in the counties of Middlesex and Ewen: and also for making a new branch of road, from King Shadoeil, to the Essex road, at Mile-end, in the minty of :Middlesex. and for making and maintaining a Railway re Tram Road, upon, along, and through the Commercial-road, aid branches of road authorised to he maintained by the said Acts, and leading to and from the East India and West India Docks, and iron bridge, over the River Irea, respectinly, and upon, along, and through the several streets, roads, and wars, communicating therewith, within the several parishes and hamlets aforesaid, and for:pealing, altering, and increasing the several rates, tolls, and duties by the said Acts imposed or authorised to be levied and col lected, and for imposing and levying certain other rates, tolls, and ditties in respect of the passage and transit of waggons, carts, and tidier carriages, and goods, wares, merchandise, and horses, and ocher node thereon, or on certain parts thereof, respectively. Dated this 17th day of October. W3I. BAKER, Solicitor, Limehouse, or 3, Nicholaa.lane, bombard.street, London. TO BUILDERS. ISLINGTON NEW CHURCH.—Persons desirous of Contracting to perform the several WORKS in Building and completing an additional CHURCH, situate in Cloudesley-square, Islington, may see the Plans and Specifications by applying to Mr. James Savage, Architect, 34. Walbrook, any day (except Sunday) between the hours of Nine and Four. The Tenders to be addressed to "his Majesty's Commissioners for Building n ew Ch urc h es ," an d to be delivered, sealed up. at their Office, 12. Great George-street, Westminster, on or before Saturday, the 10th of December next, indorsed " Tender for Islington New Church." The Tender to contain the gross amount for the whole of the Works, or for the particular trade tendered for, and the prices of the several articles. Books published bySber wood. G ilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row. TO SPORTSMEN. RITISII .FIELD SPORTS; embracin g P rac ti ca l I_l/ Instructions in Shooting, Hunting, Coursing, Racing. Fish. ing, &c. ; with Observations on the Breaking and Training of Dogs and Horses ; also, on the Management of Fowling-pieces and all other Sporting Implements.—By W. H. Scorn. Illustrated with upwardsaf iiY highly-finished engravings, com prehending every variety of subject connected with field sports, and executed by the most eminent artists. In 1 large volume Bvo, price 11. 18s., or on royal paper, with proof impressions of the plates. 11.35. JOHNSON'S SHOOTER'S COMPANION; comprising a Description of Pointers and Setters, as well as of those Birds which are the object of pursuit ; of Scent, and the reason why one dog's sense of smell is superior to another's. The Fowling-piece fully considered, particularly as it relates to the use of percussion pow der. On the properties of Percussion Powder, and best method of making ir. Shooting illustrated, and the art of shooting flying simplified and clearly laid dove. The Game Laws familiarly ex plainer', twe. &c. By T. B. Jonwsow. New Edition, consider. ably enlarged and improved, and illustrated with three Engravings by Landseer. Price 9s. in boards. Sir Charles Grey, Chief Judge of Bengal; John Paxton, Bengal Civil Service: Crawford 3P•Leod, EN : Bombay Civil Ser vice; Lieutenant W. l'il`Donald, Bengal Establihment; bliss Hay; Ensigns Tobin, Clarke and Warren ; a native merchant, and servant; 137 privates, 21 women, and 33 children. PASSENGER! PER THE SOPHIA, Captain Barclay, from Ben gal, Madras, and Mauritius Barclay, Mr. IVright, Captain Jones, his Ma,jesty's finth regiment, and Mm. Jones; Captain Pemam, his Majesty's 45th regiment; 31r. Caruthers and Mrs. Caruthers and child ; two Mimes Clay ; two Masters Dixon ; Captain Eyre, of the Royals; Lieutenant Reece. Madras Native Infantry, from the Mauritius ; Mrs. Miller and three children ; Dr. Dick, from Bengal ; Lieut. Bradford, 33d regiment Native Infantry ; Mr. Dixon, from the Mauritius ; Mr. Cunningham, free mariner ; Master J. Jere. wish ; Master Caruthers ; and Miss Acres. 41Ericiar., JUNE 29.—The Larkins. Wilkinson, which sailed from the Sand Heads on the 11th of June, had put back to Cal cutta, having experienced a severe gale, and it was expected she would have to go into dock. The Lady Campbell, Irvine, arrived from Madras and London the 29th of June. The Wallington, Watson, of Leith, has put into Dantrie, with lons of rudder. The Rose, Warner, from Plymouth to Jersey, is lust near Dor ki,k—crew drnwncd. _ The Lord Cathcart, of Kincardine; Hamlet, of ditto; Protector, of Greenock, and several other vessels names unknown, were lost ott the 19th tilt. on the west cape of Prince Edward's island. Crewe saved. The Commissioners do not pledge themselves to accept even the lowest tender, unless in all respects satisfactory. The Contractors will be required to give sufficient security for the due performance of their Contracts. Captain Gray, of the Emerald, arrived in the River from Quebec, reports that on the 20th tilt, he saw a ship on shore on the west end of Green Island, in the River St. Lawrence, Which he supposed to be the Clarkson, Ward, of Hull. The pilot left the Exmouth for Bombay on the 16th orPly.. mouth. having had a fine run from Spithead. The passengers were all well. Light breezes from the North-vest, and cloudy hazy weather. At Spithead, on board the Exmouth, on the tilth 'instant. duripg a heavy gale of wind, the Lady of Captain .1. B. 'Seely, of the Bombay Army, was delivered of a daughter, her eighth child. The East Company's ship Thomas Grenville was all well on the 20th July, in lat. 0, 32. North ; long. 111. 58 West. Some part of the cargo of the Ogle Castle has drifted to the Fl?.. mish coast. Three bales of cotton were picked up by the Ostend. fishing-boats, and carried into that port. A DREADFI7L SHIPWRECK.- - -TWETITY.TWO PEltilitt3l6 DROWNED.—We regret to state, that during the dreadful gale uta Thursday the 10th instant, Le Curieux, Captain Videll,"vse 'en.. tirely lost, off Renneville, and every soul perished. She hadaboun 22 persons on board, 15 of whom were passengers ; and amoegh: these was an English family of the name of Popsset, residents of Jersey, who had been a few months in France. The family sm.. listed of Mr. Pousset, his wife, three daughters, and a female set. .ant. The wife of Mr. Auley, one of rite Jurats of Jersey, wss also on board. Le Curleux, in company with several other vessels. was proceeding from Granville to Jersey, and was the only oet which attempted to proceed while the hurricane was so furiods.y raging. The others put back, and reached Granville in safety; they made on the following day for Jersey, where they arrived on Sun. day, and communicated the above dreadful intelligence. Captain Bazin, to whom we are Indebted f or these pit-tient:in, Wti 'Morels e that the Ariadne arrived at Jersey at four o'clock in the sfsernoso Thursday, and just escaped the destructive gale which soon aftee followed. On the same evening the Greek man.of-wat^ beirty. mone was lost off the island of Alderney. The trete, 57 111;1'44 , er, were saved.—Southantpfim Herald. NEW and SECOND-HAND PIANOFORTES.— Nei, Pianofortes, comprising Squares, Cottage, Harmonic, Rosewood and Mahogany Cabinets, warranted of the best manu facture, and which. for quality of tone, cannot be excelled, are now offered by W. PENNOCK, 267, ST. CLE3IENT'S CHURCH YARD, STRAND, at twenty per cent. below the usual prices. Also, the following Second-hand Pianos :—A Six-octave Rosewood Cabinet, price 45 Guineas ; a Six octave Mahogany Grand Cabi net, 45 Guineas ; a Five and a Half-octave Grand Cabinet, by Cle mend and Ca 45 Guineas ; two Five and a Hal ..octave Upright Grinds, 20 Guineas each ; a Five and a Half-netave Horizontal Grand, by Tonikison, 20 Guineas ; Fiveand a Half-octave Square, with drawers, by Goulding and Co. 16 Guineas; a Six•octave Unique, li Guineas; anti two Squares, 8 and 18 Guineas each. This is a well written and well arranged production."—Lit. Chron. The SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITORY, comprising a series of highly-linished Engravings, representing the Horse and the Dog in all their varieties, executed in the line manner, by Mr. John Scott, from original Paintings by 31arsliall, Reinagle, Gilpin, Stubbs, and Cooper; accompanied with • comprehensive descrip tion of the different species of each, and a variety of information in Training and the Amusements of the Field. By W. 11. SCOTT. Author of " British Field Sports." Elegantly printed in 4te. and embellished with Forty highly-finished Copper-plate Engravings, and namemus Wood -cuts, price 31. 3s. boards, or may be hau in Six Parts, 10s. 6d. each. ARRIVALS AT THE MAURITIUS—The Indian, Gibson. from Timor, the 4th of August ; the Navigateur, from Bengal, the 17th of August ; his Majesty's ship Samarang, from the Cape, the 17th of August; the Jane, Agnew, from Bengal, the lthh of August ; the Bonne Sophie„Bonillt, from Bengt' ; and the Emu lous, Welbank, from the Cape, the 19th of August. SAILINGS FROM THE MAURITIUS—The Philip Dune's, Scarwell, for Sydney, the 4th of August; the Maria, David, for Ceylon, the 7th of August ; the Indian, Gibson, for England, the 7th of August; and his Majesty's ship Espiegle, for the Cape, the 13th of August. ARRIVAL AT CEYLOY—The Tiger, Kent, from London, the 27th of June. SILKS AT AN IMMENSE REDUCTION, FOR READY MONEY ONLY. FIFTEEN Thousand Yards of be au tif u l SATIN CACHEM ERE, 2s. to 2s. 3d. per yard, usually sold from 4s. to es. 6d. ; 2.550 Silk Ilarege Handkerchiefs, 15d. each, really worth 3s. fal. ; 30,786 yards of rich Oros d e N a pl es . w id e w id t h , in every new French colour, from 2s. 6d. to ss. Oci., the quality of which is much superior to what are generally sold from 3s. fid. to 7s. 6d. per yard ; with every description of rich Silks, Satins, fancy Gauze Dresses, Handkerchiells, Scarfs, gold and silver Tur bans, and a general assortment of Ilabcrdashery, Hosiery, and Lice, French and Swiss printed Chintses, and upwrads 0f . 500 Muffs, of various descriptions, with Pelerines, Flounces, CuWs, and Collars to match. at exceedingly low prices: also entirely new articles in silks, for elegant Winter Dresses and Pelisses. FRENCH OPERA CLOAKS. from 200. to 3 cuiness. To be had exclusively at SHEARS and Co.'s, 120, REGENT STREET, Eight Doors from the Quadrant. TAPIAN IMPROVED; a Compendium of Farriery, wherein iv fully explained the nature and structure of the Horse. Exem.. plified by ten Cuts., each the full figure of the animal, describing ail his various parts. Price 2s. TEN MINUTES ADVICE to every Person going to purchase a Horse. Price I. ARRIVALS AT Rio JANEIRO—The Columbia, Wilson, from Plymouth, the 16th of September; and the Amphitrite, 3lyndus, from the Cape, the 21st of September. SAILINGS FROM Rio JANEIRO—The Twenty-sixth of Fe bruary, Branco, for Bengal, the 231 of September; and the Columbia, Wilson, for Sydney. the 27th of September. ARRIVALS AT BENGAL—His Majesty's ship Sophie, Black. roy, from Rangoon, in a leaky state ; and the Bengal, Pearce, from Liverpool, the 27th of June. BENCOOLEN—The David Scott, Thomhill, sailed from Ben coolen the 27th of April for Nuttal. The Windsor Castle was to sail from Nuttal the sth of May for Bengal. The Belle Alliance, from Bengal, arrived at Bencoolen the 6th of May. CEYLON—His Majesty's ship Tees was to sail from Trincoma lee tor England the 30th of July. The East India Company's ship Scaleby Castle arrived in Saugor Roads the Bth of June. The TURF HERALD: or Annual Racing Calendar for 1824, with copious Indices, and separate Lists of the winners of King's Plates and Gold Cups. Also Lists of the winners of the Doncaster St. Leger, and of the Derby and Oaks at Epsom, from their com mencement: winners of the King's Plate at York since 1710, and of the Gold Cup at Richmond since 1760. By Jonw FROST Price Ka. half.bound. HO LYLAN D' S, 150, STRAND.—GENERAL CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. VOTICE is hereby Given, that application is intended 1.11 it, be made to Parliament in the ensuing Session, for leave to iu a Bill or Bills for making. maintaining, paving, watching, I.g: . tii g. aid watering a Turnpike Road or Roads, from the Corn. rosseiaLroad, and the East India Dock branch thereof, into and to enumanicate with the Middlesex and Essex Road at or near Bow, we county of Middlesex ; and for building • Bridge over the sew cut of the river Las, to communicate therewith. Also for making, establiahing, and maintaining certain Branch Roads lead ing hunt the Commercial-rend aforesaid to Whitechapel High. street and to Shadwell H igh.street, and Wapping High-street. Alas for constructing, establishing, and maintaining certain Rail. ways or Tram Roads, for the passage of waggons, carts, and other earrings', ; n andupn across, and along the Kahl severai Roads, some, or °net,: men) between the East India and West India Docks and the proposed ColOer Docks in the Isle of fangs, and the River Lea aid Whitechapel aforesaid, with warehouses and other places of deposit, and for loading and unloading g.x.el+, wares, and merchan. than. Also for making, establishing. and maintaining • Wet Dock or Docks for Ships and other 'Vessels, Entrances. Locks, Basins, Cuts, Canis, What're, Bridges, 'Warehouses, and other works, at or near the river Lea; il.o at or near the Regent's Lanai, and between the same; and for varying, diverting, and turning the course of the said River, the Cut over the river Les, toil t he laid Canal, (or the purposes aforesaid ; and for raising and imposing tolls, rates, and duties, for defraying and maintain. "It the said several works. Also for enlarging the powers and even I.ne the jurisdiction of his 3lajesty's Justices and Com. In ' sain 'er" of Sewers, acting in and for the Tower Hamlett', and the limits of Pop.ar. otherwise Stebunheath Marsh, and for altering and increasing the existing Sewers, rates, anal duties. which said Turnpike Roads, Railways, or Tram.roads, Stiers, Docks, Cuts, Canals, Warehouses, Places of Deposit, and ether Works, an intended to be made, constructed, or &nor'% or to gn IR pass into, along, or through the pariah of All N 11 0 ... West /lam in the county of Essex, and the several pa. mites et St. Mary, Stratton!, Row ; St. Leonard, Bromley, other. vne Bromley St. Leonani&lints, Papier; St. Anne (corn. nuttily real! Si. Anne, Limehouse); St. Dunstan Stebunheath . xherrise Step ney ) ; S t. George (commonly called St. George in ' h e Len); St. Paul. Shed well t St. John of Wapping (otherwise ( *Yeti St. John a t Warping); Sr. Mary Mattellow (otherwise !I lot/chapel ;) St. Rimini , . Aldgate; add the precinct of %Veil. dose all in the county of Dlted this li th day of o.:tober, 1t125. SVM. BARER. Solicitor. Liutehouse; or 11. Nicholas-lsne, Lombard.atreet. Landon. FISTULA: AND PILES. AVING been effectual] , " cured of these distressing Complaints by Mr. VAN MITCHELL, Surgeon Ae ercheer.lsll,oxford.strets. London, after not more than FORTY AT TENDANCES, and without confinement, my sense of grad. tilde le him, and an anxious desire to apprise those persons labour.. me under the same dreadful malady where to apply for a cure, i 'deco me to give this publicity to my case. Before Mr. Van B etchell undertook m e cure I bad been under an eminent surgeon fur twelve months, and during- that time underwent three operations Of "mint, and was urged by hi is to submit to a fourth, as the only chance of a cure ; but, having reixived no advantage from the pre. !l"ee nperating. and tiongidering the result of a fourth equally onuhtful. I could not muster fortitude to again undergo the execs. sire sufferings I had before endured; I then began to despair of owing cured; but being strongly recommended to Mr. Van Ittorhell. I was induced to wait on him, when he at °a m "' wed ins of Ins being abl e t o cure me fan tosurance he won realised) 7tnnut undergoi qg t h e h asso l ous , an d at a ll t i mes very d ou b t .. ,I. ()pennon of cutting. Several respectable persons can eorrobo. rate thin statement, and I shall have much pleasure in satisfying the personal inquiries of aay female oa the subject. N B A MARRIED FEMALE. —f' of ray address will be given to female applicant', by Nrs. klibill , High.rrect, Peekhatn ; and at No. 41 1 ( hot Rutat ill - staccl, Bloomsbury-square. WSTEVENS, (Vine and Spirit Merchant, No. 78, • Bisbomtgate-within, near the Four Swans. PORT WINES of superior quality, rich and full of flavour, by the Pipe, Hogshead, and Quarter Pipe, at the following very reasonable prices : Pipe. Hogshead. Quarter Cask. Good full bodied Port £66 0 0 .1:33 U U £l6 10 0 Fine quality, genuine 1020 - - 70 0 0 33 0 0 10 0 0 Curious ditto, Ist import ation, ditto - 73 10 0330 0 I 19 0 0 The above may be had in pipes or hogsheads permitted direct from the London Dock. '%'ines in Bottle. Per Doz. Port from the wood £1 8 0 Ditto, vintage 11120 - 1 10 0 Ditto, Ist importation 1 12 0 Crusted Port - - 1 16 0 Dlito, three years in Per Doz. Sherry, rich and full flavour - - £1 140 Ditto, pale and finest character - - 2 2 0 Madeira, West India 115 0 Ditto East India, tine character . 211 0 324. ; Bucellas, very sine, dozen. rite, warranted genuine. Per Gal. Fine Jamaica Rum 4:0 12 0 Ditto curious . 0 13 4 bottle . . 2 2 0 Sherry, old - - 110 0 Lisbon, Teneriffe, and Mount 355. pe Foreign and British Sp Per Gal. Finest Cognac Brandy 1:1 3 0 Very old Champagne ditto - . 1 5 0 English Gin, unequalled in richness and flavour, 9s. 4d., 1 and strong 12s. per gallon. Rich Orange and Rum Shrub. Cordials of every description. No alteration will take place in the price of Rum and English Gin before January, 1026, at which period the liberal and en. lightened policy of the present Administration, in lowering of duties, will be felt in the reduction of the price of Colonial and British Spirits. Brandy and Hollands will not be affected by it. Cape Wines of the finest quality, from 16s. per doaen. No credit under any circumstances. A VISIT to the FIVES' COURT. By ROBERT CRUM. SHANK. Being a faithful picture of that celebrated place of amuse ment, for displaying manful sports. Price 2s. accurately coloured, or may be had, framed and varnished, price Gs. BOXIANA ; or Sketches of Ancient and Modern Pugilism ; including every Pugilistic exploit from the days of Figg and Broughton, down to the tight between Hickman and Cooper. By PIERCE EGAN ; in three large volumes, Bvo. price 2/. 4s. With a Fourth Volume, containing all the Transactions of Note through out the years 1821, 1822, and 1823. Preceded by a practical Treat tine 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 Ori ginal Characters, many of them Portraits ; in which all the Fmlie, Fun, Lark, Gig, Life, Gammon, and Trying•it-on, are depicteu, incident to the pursuit of a Prize Mill, accompanied with a copious and characteristic Key. By PIERCE Enast. Price 14s. plain, or 11. coloured, neatly done up In a box for the pocket. " Nothing equal to this Picture has appeared since the inimitable Hogarth's " March to Finchley." We here find real life, origi nality of character, and the peculiar traits of a certain class in so ciety, so masterly pourtrayed, and with so much varicie, that it might be urged it is without a competitor in the modern school of design."—Sportiag Mae-. LIFE IN LONDON. By PIERCE Eonsr. Or the Day and Night Scenes of Jerry Hawthorn and his elegant friend Corinthian Tom, in their Rambles and Sprees through the Metropolis ; ele gantly printed in royal Bvo. and embellished with 36 coloured Plates, and numerous Cuts • the Scenes from real life by I. R. and G. Cruikshank. Price 38s. ' in boards. The ENGLISH SPY; Characteristic, Satirical, and Humo rous. By BERNARD BLACKMANTLE, " 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 Cruikshank. Now publishing periodically. The lint vo lume completed, and embellished with One Hundred Designs, full of spirit and humour, continued on the Ist of every month, price 3s. lid, each Part ; 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 im partial &election of the best Essays, Jett: d'Esprits, and Tales of Rumour, Prose and Verse, from the Morning, Evening, and Sun. day Newspapers; arranged as a %York of Reference, or to form a most entertaining Volume, either for the Library, Fireside, or Post-chaise. Accompanied with chazacteristic Embellishments, by the Cruikshanks, Rowlandson. Lane, Findlay, Howitsworth„ and Wageman. To which are added the Chronological Events of the Year, and an Obituary of eminent Persons. Price 10s. H. in boards. Alec, a new Edition of the Volume for ins: containing, besides the Selection of the Year, all the Poetry of the John Bull, from the commencement of that paper; the whole of the celebrated Parodies on Moore's Melodies. &c. &c. Price 10s. 6d. in bolrds. THE SCHOOL FOR WITS ; containing a valuable Collec tion of Bon Mots, Anecdotes, Epigrams, and other Poetical Jeux d'Esprits, spoken or written by the moat celebrated Wits of the Age, a great many of which have never before been published. Br RALPH WEwErzsa, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Price es. in Boerds. The HERMIT in EDINBURGH ; or, Sketches of Man ners and Real Characters and Scenes in the Drama of Life. In 3 vols. price Ills. in boards. "The reader who turns over these pages in quest of ' Life in Edinburgh' will find abundance of character; exhibited In a very piquant manner."—Critical Gazette. The SPORTS3IAN'S VOCAL LIBRARY; containing nearly 400 of the best Songs relating to racing, shooting. angling, hawking, archery, &c. Handsomely printed in foolscap Oro. with I appropriate Embellishments. Second Edition, price 9s. boards. firi- kriek ld* Oth ° D i o rel Ee9' 1(44 louse Ws , jou 0 ; yan s R L. ,LTC PROMPT PAYMENT. Among the many advantages obtained from the improved sys. tern of business, none are more apparent than those resulting from the formation of Establishments on a scale of such magnitude as to combine the advantage of the Purchaser in the Reduced Price. with the profit of the Proprietors, small in detail, but from the extent of sales and the avoidance of bad debts, sufficient to re pay the labour and capital employed. It has been matter of surprise that hitherto Gentlemen have been compelled to obtain their DRESS of those who, in giving un bounded credit with a certainty of an overwhelming amount of bad debts, are obliged to make high charge', to compensate such losses, To meet the wants of those to whom credit is not a desideratum. and to supply them with C LOTH ES of the very best kinds, at very moderate prices, is the object of the Proprietors of this testa. blishment. ...... Thev have fitted up the spacious premises long known u HOLY. LAND'S HOTEL, two doors West of Somerset House, and have obtained a large strck of every desaiptioh of CLOTH, purchased for cash of the best manufactures. They have, in the Executive part of their Concern, engaged men of ability and experience, and solicit from Gentlemen an opportunity of exhibiting the skiU and taste with which their Orders will be executed. An extensive stock of GREAT COATS, TRAVELLING and OPERA CLOAKS. in Gambroon, Cloth, and Camblet. ......... SERVANTS' LIVERIES made vilicsn v and economy. SHIPPING INVELLIGENCE. CUSTOM.HOUSE, Nov. 19. SNIPS ENTERED INWARDS.—The Electra, Harrison, from Philadelphia; Hoopoe, Osborne, from Archangel; Flying Fish, Smith, from Ostend ; Henrica, Petrerson, from Gottenburgh ; COttingham, 31111 s, from St. Petersburgh and Elsinore; London, Smith. and Endeavour, Collinnon, from Quebec; Mary, Todd, from Miramichi ; Rotterdam, Laming, from Rotterdam ; Sans Ros, Pethers, from Brussels ; Thomas, Crawford, from Trini. did ; Joage Pieter Jacobus, Wybes, from Amsterdam ; Queen, .limes. from Faro; Argo. Martin, from Oporto; Sultan, Read, from Denis • John and Robert, Swinton, from Miramichi; Vrouw Peterke, Wltalkes, and Vrouw Janna, Wallenstein, from Emden; Princess Royal, Brown, front Dunkirk ; Vrouw Geertruy, Klat. ter, from Amsterdam; Lilla Matilda, Berner. from 1% olgast ; Vrouw Geertru!da, Hansen. from Amsterdam; Chsede Hoop, Bon. tekcie. from Omningeo ; Pheasant, Barnes, from Waterford; Thane of Fite, Wilson, and Ocean, Kirk, from Cork; Fortitude, Fawkner, from Dublin; %Valiant Penn. Hughes, from Water ford ; Margaret, Lang. from Dublin; Janet, Gorman; Jane, Williams; William, Newell; and Hehe, flannington, from Li merick!: Amity, Cbillcott, from Ross ; Prosperous, lichollar, from Waterford. ENTERED OUTIVARDS.—The Telegraph, M‘Namara, for Antwerp ; Dandy, Gibbs, for Amsterdam ; Nereid, Pugh, for St. Domingo Aimable Elias, (Hamlin for Havre ; Georgiana, Haylett. for Madras and Bengal; L ady Arabella, Roberta, for Van Diemen's Land and New South Wales; Vrouw Elizabeth, Van de Steene, for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent; Puget, Wing, for Malta, Smyrna, and Constantinople; Duke of Manchester, Howl, tor Jamaica; Brilliant 'Star, Brice. for Rio Janeiro; Robert Page, Baker, for Vera Cruz and Alvarado ; Volunteer, Bell, for Cork ; Thomas. Crawford, for Dublin • Janet, Gorman, Mr Limerick ; Ranger, Savage, for Belfast ; LOndon, Somalian, for Demerara. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRATESEETI.-1 he Charles and Ellen, Handel', for Boston ; Fortitude, Stewart, f or Calais; Thirza,' Rogers, and X L, Cobb, for Hamburgh; Inch nation, Deetjen, for Bremen; Harmlna. Huberth, for Antwerp ; Smyrna Packet, Ball, for Smyrna; Craig Elachie, Oliphant, for Rotterdam ; Manly, Sayers, for Barbadoea and St. Vincent's. CLEARING OUTWARDS. —The Demerara Packet, Dew, and West Indian, fluttery, for Jamaica; Vrouw Gains , Vos, for Amsterdam; Rebecca, Scott, for San Lucar and Seville; Garland ' Grove Pengelly, and Arethusa, dements , for Jamaic a; Ange runs, Baker, for Teneritre and Alon;serrat ; British Monarch, Pearson, for Demerara; Halo, Owen, for Hamburgh; Fame, Trickey, for Lfsbon ; Volusia, Ruffen. for Jarnaieu; Asia, Storey, for Antwerp ; Thetis, Alauglian, for Hambur g h ; Prince of Waterloo, Mader, for Oaten('; Theresia, Vander Perre t Tor Ant werp ; George, Houghton, for Bahia; Royal Mail, ,colt, tbr Whoa. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND...—The Wharfinger, Cozens, tor Waterford; Hiram, Brown, for Cork; Times, Clarke, for Waterford. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FAT.xourn, Now. 19.—Arrived the Eclipse packet, from Rio Janeiro, sailed lst Oct.; his ➢lajesty's brig Catnelion, with s mail, from Lisbon in 12 days; Dasher, Evans, from 31 essina ; and a Dutch man-of-war brig. towEs, Nov. A.—Arrived the Mary, Bobby, from Rio Ja. neiro. Dovn, Nov. 20.—.4 large dismasted foreign vessel bas been THE COMET STEAM PACKET. [From the Greenock Advertber of Friday) In consequence of the violence of the weather, it walk found necessary yesterday to suspend the operation; that were going on for lifting the Comet, and to take 'tlie iesv sels employed for that purpose into Gourock Bay: The following, however, has been the result of the . ardi :• rations, for some days past:— On Sunday she was moved nearer theshore 15 feet ' Tuesday . . - 18 a— Wednesday Thursday . . In all - 143 feet. In the place where she sank, the water was 17 fathom* deep ; in the place she now is, it is about 13 fathoms, so that she is now about four fathoms nearer the surface. Tilt weather, in the latter part of yesterday, became more moderate, and it was intended, if it continued favour. able, to resume operations this morning; but nothing has since been effected. MURDER IN GUERNSEY. On 'Wednesday morning, nbout seven o'clock, Mr. Chipman deliberately loaded his gun with common shot, and -killed a wan named Brown, in whose house he lodged. They had been war g. ling until twelve o'clock the night before, and Chapman had re. peatedly threatened to shoot him. Brown's daughter heatd her tither begging on his knees for life, and mentioned his footlehti. dren, when Chapman levelled his gun and shot him.. Brown Matta for the door, and Chapman followed him, beating ,him will the but; of the gun ! Chapman then ;went in and said to the g irl, " My dear, I once saved my life fora thousand ptoulids, wall give that sum again to you if. you dill speak fee me'•• •No was then taken into custody, and conducted to gaol, In abotis two hours the Court assembled, and, headed by the Bailiff, proceeded to the spot, which was like a elaughter-house. After a verf pt:r fad investigation, the Magistrates returned to' the' Coaret toar o'clock, and Chapman was brought before them. This was • 1 vete examination. At six o'clock the door was opened, and many :persons rushed in. Every body was astonished at the cool and un. • : moved appearance of the prisoner. Ile was standing up, and looked round with much compOeure. The Baitrwr addressed him—Mr. Inclmotbs. the• gerittemen of the Court must commit you for this offence, and you will be tred in the course of a short time. Mr. Chapman bo we d. The Baitirr. —Mr. lifelmoth, is there any person you would wish to take care of your property during your conffnemcr.t ? Prisoner..-I will consider of that. • - • ' BAI LI Fr—We were thinking that 111r.Greenslade was a Proper person, and a respectable man ; also a friend or yours. Prisoner—Well, let • Mr. Greenslade have the care of its Isnd I hope no idle curiosity will prompt any person to beasts MAIL or any thing else to injure my property. &e. The BAILIIIPP—There's no doubt, his, but every thin will be taken care rt. ' The Magistrates then signed the commitment. and tb risona: was taken away. • Mr. Chapman passed by the name of Mclrnoth. Efe is sepa., rated from his wife, and is a Lieutenant or Gamain In ths.llist as half.pay. Ilia Income is said to be aboutillOie pet arms ia the son of a very worthy rector, and Lisa lived in Gar soma time. lie vas always considered hlcry eccentric maff,.. lige in his walk and appearance. .4