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t 1 .., IE 4 A Av .._.... , .--- ~,,, FR° . ,r 7,rred 1 by dm detendea. tit No. 7,432. LON1)()N, FRIDAY. OC'tOliER 6 1826. it a ppeat ni, titeat ti e made, the what:. 1.,1_.1 vit.tr ....-.----- e conviction. • T UNION MARITIME INSTITUTION.--rte. SALES BY AUCTION. SALE BY AUCTION. GREAT YARMOUTH, NORFO urgned et conside-et • under the Compel Li ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the above Limitation will CA 31BERW ELL, SURREY. ANCHOR BREWERY, TH REE OAK-LANE. HORSE. On Michaelmas-thy, this borough with, ct directs t,,•t tite 4.. . be held at the City of London Tavern, Itiehoptgete-street. THIS te. of the Peace, it roe.' at half.past four o'clock. .1. CAPITAL MEADOW LAND and GARDEN GROUND. LVDOWN. of a Mayor being sworn into office, after r the oath. DAY, WI ILI AAI WATSON, Secretary. By Mr. ROBINS, By Mr W. W. SI 31PSON, only.-a circumstance which has occur lett Counsel ; fee a, tl WILLIAM THO3IPSON, Kim. M.P. and Alderman, in die Chair. (Of Warwick II ouse, It t gent-street,) the present chance On the Premise., on TUESDAY NEXT, and following day, precedent. This distinguiehed hone At Gamway'e Coffee.iimise. 'Change. alley, Cornhill, on THURS. f 111 HE valuable BR E W ERY PLA NT, Utensils, the present Mayor, William Bag, laid before a Justice A mock of Porter, Ale. 31alt and lions. Borers, Drays. about upon the mull of one °' ' szxwanne. DAY. October 20, at 12, in One Lot, of the es mad Fset:kit,ne; the duties of hie office, his splendid Captain Ja ere Riiffell A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land-Tax tlng2leg)thecaWkitsh tihne Bleuns'll'e. t ^f clnktevahine twithown which. be l has as all he ill elni"tered to p., ' I porterick Mangler', El. ess. or otherwise, th.. , 1 cohairie.,t, rtibi.ilbneki.:.:99. Edward Smith ./ A. redeemed ; comprieti•g enmity spots of capital Meadow Land adapted to a cooperage, iron-foundry, or any other mercantile g Norwich panatoalc port,ilsai al any yeywrceF lo Justice of the 1, Thome% Franklin and Garden Ground, cnntaining nearly Lister the oath. et's John H. Bead. Eeq. J. O. Cromorter SIX ACRES; bootie's*. Cateloguett may he had on the Premises sand of Mr. W. W. nbeyvtehreprid benetforoef it was au inter ; haatlinining the land, of Sir Thomas Smith, Charles Shard, Daniel oven, it cannot be cap Jolla Dalton, Loi, Miler. and Thomas Node, Kegre.„ and Meters. Emmett, in North Simpson, 24, Bucklertibury. Ticket', 20. t. each, may be had of the Stewards; or ofthe Sem. Peckham Field. and Great and Little Green Hundred, between the . way, at the 3letchant Seamen's ollice,oeer the Royal E charge. 1 the Act does ;dee n. ...._______---------- -- -- Dover-road anti Peckham. in the month of Camberwell, in the - _______..... _.-,--a HAIL Four hundred at ‘e (ow $ „,.... a Sartirday Morning county of Surrey, in the occupation of Messrs. Emmett, respectable SHIPPING INTRI LIOENCS. dinner, arnotig whom w rm..' *---"1 gin E LONDON MERCURY. isItEMOV El) from No. 7„ on y DO ES-STREET. tenants at well. _.-...... LIVE-RW/oh, Ocoee's* 4. Honourable General v and C. Reinhold, Er do so; but al the pc ' Arrived the York, De Cute, trout New York; Mersey, Fair. ham, Archdeacon ' rte of Imam testae "at , CLoatatojarrntlati'D. to NO. U 9. FLEET-S ! FILET, opposite Saint .To be viewed by applying to Mr. Law, Peckham, of whom par. tinders may be had :at the Red Bull, Peckham ; Ship. Green. dough. from Ant•g , a„ from Mt. John•n, New it t Thu • time authoriewl to ri' 'kid • ehurch. ua • Caletioni crates for the coon e 3 ' t Mercury • forwarded by 'he early Michel of wich; Goldem Lion, Camberwell ;of Memos. Clayton, Scott, and Brueswick, and C irk; Joh,' and Elizabeth, Barstow from New ' The London lnAfter the di car .operate in an : ''• Bedford ; Richard, Sale, from Archangel ; Teviotdaie, —, from y manes sane morning to all pares of England, and by such novel melange. . Cley.ton, Solicitors. Lincoln's Inn ; at Garmsay'a ; and of" The Xing," Quebec ; Cornwall, 31orristin, from Mmenu; I,,liza, Dick. from of Clarence ' nin the penal, twos ease one Apr in the receipt nr •he bontion Gee .te -311, - Rollins, 170, Regent-street, where a plan of the Estate may be Yal i'". '" nue !,; bean inter anti Puhlieaer. will vit. et wally attend to men. "ring .1% a day for rh. ' :rovier...._and•4:olnmuttirations (being p”st paid) which may las that the tine. PECKHAM, SURREY. 47. 4.10ng. 21. twin Liverpoul he Philadelphia; yenas, memo (Mr. Arch from Santa Martha sailed alitli June • Iliamiltun. power to reduce there ' ramiclii ; Amelia,' Taggart,. from N. eve Yolk t- —, feat, ..-----.„Coll" addles's! to him at Mc office. .- 1, t e lelege,ed the pos - - ta If soilli: remission ..b VICINITY OF ST JAMES'S STIIEF:T. HOLDI ESTATE._ from Jamaica (North side); lady Chaim, Day. from Nova litti,/I,°. • ' Tt) be SOLD, the LEASE, o! a ray complete GEM- Producing upwards of Five Hundred and Sixteen Pounds per . Scotia; lot tuns, -......, from oriefeleald i conalise. amiss, ." Annum. , GI If TLEMAN'S RF.SIDENCE. contaiiiing two hand,ome from Stettin. make an appeal at ti * By Mr. ROBINS, One brig off at dusk. . ma doting moms, a isell-proportione t sagas to -or and morning (Of Warwick-House. Regent-street,) The Elizabeth and Sarah, —, Ball hffterpool, bar arrived at 1 ble-tootome i e. . nom, dre.eing-room. five bed rooms, water 'loners, neat entrance, n Hides, --.4 venom offices. At derraway's entfee.hotive. 'Change.alley„ Cornhill, Quebec. 44° the. sitting Magi, .1 "': can • f 'amid elrgntly fitted up sod (in THURSDAY, the Mb insta4t, at 12, in hots. The Premises are in per ect repair, , The London, Jolley, from Liverpool, has arrived at Newfound. a rim plaint of hie.. A VALUABLE and VERY IMPROVABLE FREE- land. Oa, the property or 1;• finished. For terms aed tickets to view apply to lir. Squibb and MOO. I I II( nA) ESTATE. LA NIII-TA X REDEEM ED. situate The Bounty Hall, 31'31aster. from Liverpool for Quebec, • 4in Apollo -building Saville-row. Letters to be post paid. nearly in the centre of PEClill .1 M., in the County of Surrey, spoken 10th Sept. in lat. 61. Id. long. 25. 30. comprising the Blue Anchor Politic-House anti the Square, The Marcus, Carew, from Liverpool. has arrive t'l 1 m i the habit of kerpi _ ..___.----- • tit fly. hawing,. Fab • pATF,NT HARPS.-SCH %VIES° and CO., in re- nearly opposite the Red Bull, the Bachelor's Hall, and roily. The Margaret Johnson, Sowerhy, and Mordecai, Libbc, repro..age with which they seven Treoelmlinpgri.,hviotietherteand Cottage.. Liverpool, has arrived at Charleston. end doubt thit ',Hy BLUE ANCHOR PUBLIC-HOUSE. . The Countess of Liverpool, Jetikinson, from Liverpoc turning thanks for the cat-noire defendant• who titian cove b honoured, happy to infirm the N..bility, Gentry, and Loi that they have jos. obtained his Ma. and the Dwelling.house.adjoining, with a Skittle-ground, piece of rived at ()tidier ley chanced to et" ' Masical Weil) in genera!, ray rm. • 1 • The Catherine Bell cleared at Charleston, for Li' separated the two ye, jety's Royal Letters Pamir fee anew and brilliant IMPROVE- aarden-ground, and Five Cottage., producing itpwards of One August. 31EoT on the HARP. It has been ever a stilject of complaint, Hundred and Two Pounds per Annum. liens and chickens wove ' 'The Hector was to sail from D.:meters, on the 20 sure as they did, tee . and the Makers' attention strongly direved to remove. those. on- Lot 2, committing TWELVE COTTF.AllorjeocElC:so."ErnstnanataintednaN::ol(re)tnTh,..., easiirosid3e. ofT Blue ic.E NATnic.l i o rn. iticit: ing hie stock of fowl. pleasing jars to which Harps have always i St Johe'a New Brunswick-Wind W. from Plymouth to Quebec, leaky. Sailed the f ill in hie power ' desideratum, however, till now, nuaecomulidsed. Schott's° and producing upwards of One Hundred and Fourteen POURtle per PLYMOUTH, OCT. 3.-Put back the Sir G. td succeeded so von Co's Patent will be found effectually to reined, ,hie defect, giving Annum. nyence to the detentian! • fatness and richness of tone to 'he Paten Went:leeifi94thicntatosuuribajectnow-tas, Ea rle .. I swl Ni thfl r, he observtd that hi at well also u facilitating eery considerable the movement of the TAGES, on the East side of the Square, with Fore Courts and PORTSMOUTH, OcT. 4.-Sailed the Al nbdiceNl t::(l.lplah,n.edmßoia. u3ilaoyr,ieis Southn.them,ieaf.otrYtatlee lily ourprieed at the dream Pedal.. They will be happy to give proof of this most interesting Gart:ens, producing nearly Two Hundred and Forty Pounds per the fatality amongst t diecovery to any Lady or tientirman who will honour them with a Annum... •figestlim: n entering his yard, 11 all, I' tablishment, 263. Itegteet-etreet, where an enterd,' Lot 4. FOUR DWELLING-HOUSES and TIIREE COT - at their ee item, over which anent 'ofelegant and brilliant-toned Harps oral Pianofortes is TAGES, on the South tide, producing Sixty Pounds per Annum. assortment The whole of this Esthete forms a square; and, by Judicious Sr. New South Wales. for London; In' • from the adjoining ore constsetly en Sale. oir or it died soon after il. A great variety of Smith Guitar. in *ale. rarreement, may be very highly ten aced and considerable advan- fur ditto; Cornwallis Henderson, • method of killing them •, • harps and Pianofortes Lent o.i Hirt; • Roman Strings of taut derived therefrom. Rummy. from Souh'Shieltle, fat D his satisfaction that th the first quality. To be viewed by applying to 31r. TAW, at Peckham :of whom nix, and Ileteey.- Wind N.W. his neighbour's yard,'L — Pertienlars may be had. and at the Red Bull, Peckliano; of Messrs. GRAVESEND, OCT. 3 .-Ar roots. Mr.Cartnen the - Jug published, Clayton, Scott, and (•lavton, Solicitors, Lincoln'eatin ; at Garen. Sailed the Minerva, Morris. I for the Magistrate's in .nU Y A BROOM;' staid by Miss Love, composed way''; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, where a Plan of for the Mauritius; Wi li I arr veMe. 13 by II R. Biehstp. price 2*. the Estate may be seen. tish Tar, Mary, and Gar tinual annoyanes of Mr " THE KING ! GOD BLESS HIM I" sung and composed Ily trespassing On his me b. Mr. Diatom price 2% GOW E R STREET, le, however, denied hav ".• Tll: BONNIE LASat E" ("Of a' the Airts," &e.), com. DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, ELIGIBLE FOR YARMOUTH, OCT INVESTMENT, ELIGIBLE DWELLINO-HOUSE and OFFICES, LARGE GARDEN. Sunderland, ran on t' ;g that he had not admi posed by 31n. Miles, price 2,. assistance, and pow "A. B. C." sung by Mies Love and Signor de Begnis, corn : of the truth and sett, A• by Jnlvii Parry, price 2s. By Mr. ROBINS, NORTH SHIEI Archangel to Be Wedding and D'Almaine, 20, Soho-square. (Of Warwick-house, Regent-street,) no power of runlahlag th • • The Public are respectfully cenitioned, that the original At ()areaway's Coffee-hotote.'Change.alley, Cornhill, on THURS. has been Amu aloes method he bad iv • disci • . h largirn, " Buy a Broom" is composed by H. R. Bishop. DAY. 20th October, at 12, . " If," said dm viort:i WHITE!, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, a very ow, ' itr. Cameo's children 0 • INTERESTING AND USEFUL FAMILY BOOK. CIL eligible property for investment, held for a long c near ten" ^f Years. Caner e strewed over so M • • , HE FAMILY ORACLE of HEALTH ; or, undera Grace the Duke of Redford; producing net ONE has put' ensued, I no assure eld T M you 1 Magazitie of Domestic Economy, Medicine. and Good 1 HUNDRED AND SIX POUNDS PER ANNUM, and Niels serious situation. As it Living. Adapted to all Banks of Society, from the Palace to the very improvable at the expiration of the present tenantcv, ing. • it hare his remedy by ac his lawyer." L'o:tagr. CORlorising a commodious DW ELLING-111OUSE, situate trei an, named Feeley, came Edited by A. F. CRELL, M.D. F.R.S. Etc., and W. M. No. 12, on the East side of Gower-street, Bedford.square. The • !parcel. tied up in brown WA I, LAC E. Esq. House contains, on the upper story, a nursery and three other y us tears with the tail of a Assiateti by a Committee of Scientific Gentlemen. sleeping rooms. On the second story, two excellent bed-chambers, To be .had. by order, of all Bookstellere and Newsmen in the a dressing-room, roomy landing, and housemaid's closet. On the !brew down his parcels nit ning, " There. your Ho Cited Klerk:the, either in single Numbers, or in Sete. Price One first floor, two drawing-rooms and an ante-room, neatly fitted up' hat there trash." One Stilling each. Each Number complete in itself. ground-floor entrance hall, paved : breakfast parlour, excellr I,i them to contain a in ••• The following are but a few or the Contents of each Num- bowed dining parlour. Gentlemen's dressing room, water-closet, f a piece of thereat Cole her, since the first publication of the Work, and can only give a steps to the garden ; stone staircase from the basement to the to ed stuff, glazed eke, vo • shill" idea of it. ull'itf 1- floor, with iron balueter and hand-mil ; basement, and el fhe Oracle of Health for July, containing-The Treatment of kitchen ; china closet, larder, and wine-cellars, hausekeir the Bonds-" Well, my Cholera Morleut or Bile Flott-Eneollient Oyster for ditto-On butler's room ; pantry ; water laid on ; bottle-room and co dowel yourself to be tie the Muli:al Properties of Wines-The Adulteration of Wines- area in front, with vaults for coal, beer, &c.. Servarts' er Ides ?"-Indeed but Ibe Easy and tif mufti Methods for the Treatment of Accidents-on area at the back, and an extensive garden, planted wit) • re.ltarable Disinters, by Dr. Adair-Itules Mr Travelling in Eng- floweret; gravelled walks. At the end of the garden ' , land-For Travelling on the Continent-The Advantage of Lave. wash-house, with pomp of water. I you all the way 'mat silents and Clysters in Costive Habits-Recipes for various Clystere The house is in the occupation of Mr. S. Wt of your county were pro. -To Cure Stanunerino Hesitation M. Speech-Captain Jekyll's John West, Esq., for an unexpired term of fit • - if intposition." , or Vapour Bath-To improve the Sight by Bisected Glasses-flue Christmas, 1026. attentively to the Magic. 3looupoly of Pea-Datigerotie Mete eat' Swallowing Fruit Stones To be viewed by tickets only. Particular, I what he said, broke out -Receipt for 3laking the Elizir of longevity-To Cute a Squint George haw, sol;citor, Lincoln's Inn; at Or lo :oar, I be done out of -Case of Poisoning from eating Pheasant. Ite. &c. 1 Robins, No. 170, Regenbstreet, of whom • le bargain, and knockin3 Contents of No. I. r Fifth Ettniona-About 1,000 copies of this . be had. Number were sold ii Lan lon alone, in the first two weeks.-Oyster w, don't irritate yourself I Eating, by Dr. Kitthriler-Medical Effects of Oysters in Con. GENTEEL LEASEIIOI euraptions and Fevers-affects of Smoking Tobacco on the Health 25, Westmorland.pls areal that he had just Sr.- -Eating Seentifically-Circaasian Mode of Procuring fine Eye inage, in Yorkshire, faci Lobes., at no expense. By Mr. Cr That, on the preeetlings No. 11. (Fifth Edition) contains--Easy Shaving on Chymical I At the Auction Mart. opposite t' NESDA Y NEXT, at 0 s-bridge, a man, dressed Principles-31edical Effects on Health by Beer, Porter, and Ale, leg, invited him into at liy her A. Carlisle and Sts Brandt-31eans of Escaping Gout and THE above desirable P i France with a ellip.loat Itheamatism. Nearly Forty Articles in all. hed.rooms, a drawing, were now selling off dire No. 111. (Fifth Edition) emteine-Weekly Plans of Family i good garden; many years t mitted himself to be con- Eeonomy-Estimatas tor Incomes of a Guinea a Week and 300/ a, the yearly rent of 351., he' torch, Blacktriar., what) 4 Year-Diseases Cured without 31e ficine, by Diet and Regimen I rent of six guineas, Prod' up claim into a little dark sale-Nervous Females. In all abort Forty Articles. I To be viewed by lea• his entrance, he observed ' No. IV. (Fifth Edition) Suicidal Melancholy-Prescriptions I had of A. Umney, r wooden leg rmresented,l t In Asthma and Rheumansei-Errors in Education causing sale; and of Mr. c' quantity of gomis, aphirli• huieide-Ctility of Silk 11aistroste-Expetiments on Beef, Veal, Snowhill. :ailed upon poor Tyke to Pork, fee. by Sir A. Cooper-Desk Diereses, contracted in mot e guineas, assuring hint trig nouses-Disorders of the Urinary Organs. In all above forty LONO-FSTA' however, soon disteavere Articles. NUR' No. V. (Fifth Edition)-Holiday Diseases of Young People convinced the fellow sl Laxative Draught for disordered stomuch-Art of Thriving-The e notorious Dick Bowers Heady of the Eyes-Nervous Manses, caused by Novel Reading On THU be of no assistance to the Mitch*. In 7 list puhi,,iiient en many, No. VI. (Fifth Edition)-Glaegow Punch, a Preventive of . . she -Means of improving the Tone of the Voice. In all about fifty I Mr. / He shopkeepers, suffered Gout, Gravel, and Stone; by W. Graham, Eeq. Apothecaries ' isu' and their Ahominables-Science of Strengthening Exercise-Rules for Sleep. In all above fifty Articles. No. VII. (Fifth Etlition)-Alarm of Small Pox after Vacci nation, with Tests of Security for all who have been vaccinate: from ono to twenty years ago; by Dr. Gregory-Lemony ANGE, OCT. 3. Leperaments on Wheat, Bread, Butter, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, C•• onsidemable imports, but Be.-Diseases from Shaving and Snuff-taking. In all *boy business has been very li• Articles. is tolerably well attended, No VIII of Consumption just beginning, be; 1, new Wheat, vie- - • • Marks . limner A real tinned-Tests of Danger in Consumption-Best method ,bmitted to sines too the Teeth-Lady Morgan's Tooth-brush and sr sere made at la a files kl ash fur the Teeth and Go mo-Qualii in of Arrow-re Iting is scarce, and Oa Liergytnaa of Small Income. Delius is dull and Na IX-To check Consumption, and draw is declined shone le. per Lungs.-To prevent or relieve a Consumptive , ma the sale heavy; in (tough--Powerfid Cough Preventive-Leon°, to a very limited extent. who has 110/. a year-dies' Diseases. been made at Tether bet- No. X.-Disorders from Overgrowth ariation. Acidities and Weakness-Removal of tiV, sass 4. in the lomp-Wheta for Breakfast-F roc.. I+llL and 20u1. a year-Economical Hoe 2e• ott to Ws " - Ns. XL-Summer Amusiments fr 32s od to 391 Cut sad Strengthen the Bones-Cause lan Roman Balsam for the Skin-P' DITORS. Nortrulas Indigestion. I No. XII.- Desk Digitises-P. radon Garette.) - Opening Pills fur slow Bow lis . 11, Ihialslllllllat. a. a e‘t of the Value of Ilops--s seer. , re remand early Old Age . I choice of assfgatee.• • . 111 No. X 111.-Currency e i exam 1 • Plaints of hot weather "").• •• • " ****** "" '' it . flat -Bitter Tonic for IA affairs .... .._. *** . I/ NO. X IV.-Hinta ~ merchants, einlec ul. i ~ ... School Diseases ant' .. Jo 1•144-1Reonomi vitlend...• •••• No. Kv_ie ml. Conalabsa, atr..• • • 3 tune-media' iik„... Lim. tioniton. 12 beam for / fieceipttor lo'st, oirmlosmai, AO. 3 Physicia• ..... .4.npnrit, Seal Ate.... If ..... No. ' tevelitiores anal dit''• •• • i of In, it, Kattlratoll, ad,. la" it Sear' - ...... ig Tt offer of composition ... 2 water, adj. last Ma 111..• ii adj. last exam.... • • • • • ...., . the lady of Jaynes Ilet•• end fur Colombia, of s .----- -----+. n her eighth Yeer,.? William Brown, ......-.,,r•-nrw IP (DON Intim) g• • • • .. 47 roi l J. W.Cla lON, saw ~. A A , s o 14 1 ' • 1 Price 7d. " h m y r the : y arn t th II Allprallll•~r `. llte.tl 'ht made, the whole, ti• t conviction. urgoed et en:1446 10 under the t'ompanc ct directs ti,..t tiie pe. of the Peace, it Coe r the oath. led Counsel ; for at t i laid be tore a Justice upon the 01141 of one • he is empowered to p., eta. nr otlicrwite, th.. Justice of the Pete hlater the oath. it wet Au intended ; ha ;lien, it cannot be kp t tie Act does give e,. ie ( onirmy, V1T730 do so: but at t ho pe nal rte Of hnneiag that pant time authortautt to eir: .operate in any mann; nin the penalty of - oring fit. a day for tl that the tine. were , Flower to reduce then' , virge,ed the pot timid some rrinisaion stake an appeal at ti 14..11oking indit lac 1 :fore the sitting Magi, a Complaint of hart, els, the pr.perty of t: tg in Apollo-building t the habit of keeping tit Sly. honer* b rod doubt thin n ary defendant. tvho 641611 ley chanced to strays, separated the two yar liens and chickens yowl sure al they did, the ing hie stock of fowl ill in his power t ad succeeded an welt (lance to the detendsn! r, he obseretd that hi surprised at the circuit; the fatality aniongq t n entering his yard, h tree, orer which anent • from the adjoining pre oh of it died soon after method of killing them D his sati%factioei that th his neighbour's yard,'fu limit. Mr. Carmen the - t fur the Alagistrate's in tenie. tinual annoyance of lie Ily irespiming On his r e le, however, denied hay ig that he had set admi NO. 7,432. LONDON, FRIDAY. oc roBER 6, 1826. ARCTIC OVERLAND EXPEDITION. T ONDON MARITIME INSTITUTION.--rv . jj ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the above lustitotion rill be held at the City of London Tavern, Iliehopegote.street, Tlf IS DAY, at hall . ..past four o clock. .lo WI ILIA WATSON. Secretary. wII,I,IAM THOMPSON, Ch Eatr. M.P. and Alderman, in the mr. SALES BY AUCTION, CA M BERW E LI., SURREY. CAPITAL MEADOW LAND and GARDEN GROUND. SALE BY AUCTIoN. ANCHOR BREWERY, THREE OAK-LANE. HORSE LYDOWN. By Mr W. W. SIMPSON, On the Premise., on TUESDAY NEXT, and following day, r 11 1 H E valuable BREWERY PLANT , Ut e n s il s , A stock of Porter. Ale. Malt and [lops. Hor4es, Drays. about 1,200 Casks in Bios, Hopheada, Barrels, Kiiderkins, Firkma, together with the lease of the Pr es and Dwelling-house, well adapted to a cooperage, iron-foundry, or any oilier mercantile GREAT YARMOUTH, NORFOLK, Sm. 30. On Afichaelmas-dly, this b —snow orough witnemed the unusual sight of a Mayor being sworn into office, after an interval of one year only.—a circumstance which has occurred only once (l 750) since the present charter was granted, and for whirls there is only that precedent. This distinguished honour has been well deserved by the present Mayor, William Bush, Esq. His strict attention to thedories of his Mce, his splendid hospitalities, the watchful care fulness with which he has on all °cessions attendee/ to the interests of the town, particularly his exertions in opposing the Bill for melting Norwich a port, were rewarded by its grateful townsmen by the present of a silver vase, value 250 guineas, a compliment never paid before to any chief magistrate in this town. After the Inauguration, the Mayor gave a sumptuous dinner, at the New HelL Four hundred and twentr-eight gentlemen oat down to dinner, amoug whom were--T. W. Coke. Esq., M.P. fee Norfolk, Honourable General Walpole Honourable Colonel George Anson, and C. Rnmbold, Earl., Member for the borough, Admiral Wind ham, Archdeacon Glover, and many other gentlemen as:d magi.. trates for the county anti borough. After the di finer was removed, the following toasts were drunk— " The King," " the Duke of York and the Army,' " the Duke of Clarence and the Navy," " the Lieutenant of the County " (lion. Cot. Wodehouse), " the Bishop and Clergy of the Diocess" (Mr. Archdeacon Glover returned thanks), " the hoed High Steward of the Borough." . . . _ - --- - The following:notice, brief at it is, of the pr of our adventurous countrymen who are engaged in Overland Arctic Expedition, will be read with lutenist- We %hall await impatiently fiartheradvices of their progeny and discoveries : _ _ By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick (louse, litgent-street,) At Gamway'x Coffee-1.011%e. 'Change. alley, Corn hill, on T/I URS DA Y. October 4C, at 12, in One I", reEwenns. Frederick Manl-a, FN. Caries D. white, Esq. Captain Jr - e s Ruffin Char In litill.th, Esq. E.I ward Smith John H. lira& Eaq. Timobtia Franklin John Dalton, Emi. J, 0. Crumarter be had Ti c kets, 20. t. e ach, may taty, at tbe Merchant Seamen's n AVALUABLE FREEi I OL6 ESTATE, Lana-Tax redeemed ; comprid , .g vundry spots of capital 3leadow Land and Garden Ground, enntaining SIX ACRES: . . " FORT FIAWEI.tir, datum Bata LAILE I " Nov. 5, 1823. " Our first essay has been attended will unMeked-fer moms, and has had the effect of making us more sanguine than we other wise should have been as to the completion of the ukinune object. We ere all in excellent health and spirits, and snug in our wiener establishment. which is digni fi ed with the appellation of t a fir r e j and named after our worthy leader, It teas to have beta Fort Reliance, but we found there were so toany of the Compaey'd poets called by names closely bordering on this. that IJW. son changed its title before we arrived. It is built of squared legs, having theapertures lilted with clay, or mud, and, now that we have no mitt, is a very warm, comfortable kind of place, *bush. Rim the heat of the fires within, and the effect of the frost Without, the green woodis constantly cracking, and admitting a besot aolliciliat to make the fire Wien without any necessity tor bellows. We are looking forward, with great anxiety, for the arrival of the winter de.patches, which will reach us in January or February, sad be great relief to us, who are almost shut out from all intercourse with the civilized world. " Our boats, in one of which Captain Franklin has legato the sea, simmer the purpose very well ; and, from their peculiar. con struction, ere capable of withstanding a very heavy ass, as ws proved by running nut twenty mires, and, on a gale EMIR are, we pulled to an Wand against a swell that would have swampid canoe in five minutes. They do not answer so well in the rivers, in consequence of their great draft of water, but they are all new p..ssed, with the exception of the Mackenzie, which has plenty water. Out men are all stout and active fellows, and w e are el ardently wishing for the period of our advancing." adjoining the lands of Sir Thomas Swi h, Charles Shard, Daniel Alder. and Thorns!' Neale, Elora.. and Messrs. Emmett, in North Peckham Field. and Great and Little Green Hundred, between the Dover-mad anti Peckham. in the narirli of Camberwell, in the county of Surrey, in the occupation of Messrs. Emmett, respectable tenant% at tell. _ buarneart. Catalogues may he had on the Premises; and of Mr. W. W. Simpson, 24, Bucklersbury. of the Stewards; o of ohe Secre 'lSt:toter the itoysl Ezeharge. SHIPPING INTRI LIGENCS. rrRE LONDON MERCURY, a &tortlay Morning 1 Jujrned, is RI. NIOV ED from No. 7,ityly DO ES —ST ItE Wr. Covent.garthro. to No. 119, FLEET -S' RVIET, opposite Saint fltides Church. The London Mercury iv forwarded by be early coaches oldie none morning to all pares of England. and he sorb novel ari tinge. oleos bares one P r in the receipt of he Inn:don 1.. z sae —MOH AN SALMON. inter and Publisher. will pr. c• w ally attend to ail Orders and Coinmurdeations (being pot paid) *hid) may be oddment! to him at the office. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Law, Peckham, of whom par. fielders may he had; at the Red Bull, Peckham; Ship. Wm. with; Golden Lion, If lamberwell ; of Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and ellyton, Solicitors. Lincoln's Inn ; at Glarmsay'a ; and of Robins, 170, Regent-street, where a plan of the Estate may be wen. LIVERPOOL, Ocwoxew 4. Arrived the York, De Conte, from New York,: Mersey, Fair. dough. from Antleua ; Caledonia, —, friars Mt. John's, New Brunswick, and C rk; John and r,lizabeth, liatAtow, from New Bedford ; Richard, Sale, from Archangel ; Teriotdale, —, from Quebec; Cornwall, Morrison, from Diniersra; flza, Dick. front Pars, exchanged numbers with the Montenima 20th Sept.. in lat. 47. 4.10ng. 21. truni I.iverpoul f.r Philadelphia; Venus Nichol, from Mania Martha, sailed nth June; Harnittoo. Iron 311- ramichi ; Amelia, Taggart, from Near Defiance, from Jamaica (North side); bail, Clatnet, Day. from Nova Scotia; Fm tuna, —, from Oriefswald ; Emelt*, —, from Stettin. , ortng PECKHAM, SURREY. VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVABLE FREE HOLD' ESTATE. Producing upwards of Fite Hundred and Sixteen Pounds per Annum. By tlr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick-liouse. Regent-street,) At derrawae's Coffee-hoinie, 'Chantre.allev, Cornhill, On THURSDAY. the 26th insta;it, at 12, in hots. Colonel A so m then role, sad proposed the health of the Mayor, with three times three. ;be taid sonic ----- VICINITY OF ST JA MEWS STIIEF:T. Tt) be SOLD, the LEASE o! a vae eomplete GEN rI,r,MAN'S RF.SIDENCE. e•niai.tinic too handorne TOOMSg r oom .por t eat;na or.r: slid ow ning_ ram. dressing- fire bed rooms, water neat antraaer, oh convenient offices. The Premises are in perfect repair, and elrg..ntly Sued up and finished. For terms and tickets to view apply to Mr. Squibb and Son, Sarille-row. betters to be post paid. The MATO& 'lonised himself nearly in the following terms:— " If I did not rise tender considerable embarrassment upon the pre sent occasion, i should be wanting in the best feelings of our nature. To be so soon celled by my fellow-townsmen to fill the civic chair a attoond time, unsolicited and independently as I have been, and lw a manner of which theta is bat one similar it stance upon record in this borough, is so tattering to me, that I feel it Impossible to eapreas myself as I could wish to do. I can only assure you. that itnpresstd with the liveliest sense of gratitude to those who have ' pieced me there, far overratiog, as they do, any humble abilities I possess, my best unwearied exertions *hall be again used to the utmrat of my power for the interest of the town, and the sap. 'tort of the just rights and privileges of the Corporation, me retying, as I do, that both should always be blended togs her for the general good of this borough." This was received with loud appleuse. The MAYOR then gave " the Member for the County " Mr. Cox roue—lye began by complimenting the Corporation for again choosing Mr. Bush to the office of Altiyor, and the town in general on the spirit of independence now displayed in it. His principles, he said, were well known to them, and he should not now enlarge upon them . • but upon one subject he should me k .. some remarks. Ile was friendly to Catholic emancipation ; it was a boon which could not be withheld much longer. The yell of " No Popery !" had lost its r ffeet ; it had failed in every place where it hat been raised. At the late general electrons in Ireland, the Catholic Clergy had been able to carry them almost every where iti favour of the supporters of emancipation, and he hoped that this would continue to be the ease. He then adverted to the represen. cation of the borough ; nothing could be more grateful to his feel ings than the estimation in which his grandson (Colonel Anger) was held by so large and respectable a portion of the inhabitants of Yarmouth —a confidence which they had evinced by returning him three times as their representative. He had hoped, when be heatd that his grandson, and his honourable colleague, for their exertions in Parliament in opposing a measure highly detrimental to the town (Mr. Coke alluded to the Bill for making Norwich a port), had been invited to a public dinner in this very room, where gen tlemen of all parties attended, and front the compliments there paid them, that they would have been returned at the late election with. out opposition ; but he was sorry to say that such was not the case; some of the Corporation could nut refrain from their dirty tricks. The cloven foot would show itself. Mr. Coke here noticed a buz zing behind him from the Corpoeariot table; he said he was not surprised at it, coming as it did from that quitter. He considered himself fortunate that lie was not their representative, for if he bed been elected by such melt, he should have questioned the rectitude of his own conduct. He had for fifty years strongly supported every measure favourable to the interest of the people, and "'posed eve:y measure that lie conceived to be inimical to them. But the House ef Commons had been corrupt ever since he had been a member of it. He concluded by giving " The town of Yarmouth, and a good (Ming." At the end of Mr. Coke's speech, a worthy Baronet, Sir E. K. Lacon (the unsuccessful candidate at the late election, alluded to by Mr. Coke, and one of the Aldermen of the borottgin rose and quitted the room, followed by six others of his brother Aldermen— F. R. Reynolds, Esq.: 1. Preston, Esq. • R. Cory, jun. Esq.; Paget, Earl. ; .1 . O. Fisher, Esq.; aid E. Preston, Esq. ; and Isaac Preston, Req., sub-steward for the borough, and the Rev. Thomas Baker, lecturer ; only one person quitted the room with them. The Deputy Mayor, and many others of the Corpueuion, the Minister of the parish, and time chapel clergy, remained at their seam _ _ . ` 1* One brig off at dusk. The Elizabeth sod &rah, fan hibarpecl, has anived at Quebec. The London, Jolley, from Li►erpool, has arrived at Newfound land. ... _• -... A VALUABLE and VERY IMPROVABLE FREE ' IL HOLD ESTATE, LA ND-TAX REDEEMED. situate nearly in the centre of PECISII A in the County of Surrey, comprising the Bine Anchor Polilic-Ilouse anti the Square, nearly opposite the Red Bull, the Bachelor's Hall, and Furly seven Dwelling-hollgeT4 and Cottage.. Lot I comprises the BLUE ANCHOR PUBLIC-HOITSE, and the Dwelling-house adjoining, with a Skittle-ground, pieceof aarden-groural, and Five Cottage., producing upwards of One Hundred and Two Pounds per Annum. Lot 2, comprising TWELVE COTTAGES. on the North. east side of Blue Anchor-square, with Fore Court anti Gardens, producing upwards of One Hundred and Fourteen Pounde per Annum. The Bounty Hall, 31'31aster. from Liverpool for Quebec, was spoken 16th Sept., in lat. 61. 16. long. 26. 30. The Marcus, Drew, front Liverpool. has arrive t'l 1 m The Margaret Johnson, Sowerhy, and Mordecai, Libbcy, from Liverpool, has Arrived at Charleston. The Countess of Liverpool, Jetikinson, from Liverpool, has ar rived at Quebec. The Catherine Bell cleared at Charleston, for Liverpool, 27th August. The Hector was to sail from Domet ars, on the 20th August. - 13ATENT /I ARPS.--SCHIVIESO and CO., in re. turning thanks for the cat-noire patm.raage with which they Mee been honoured, are happy to inform the Gentry. and )losical Wet.ltt in general, that they inert Jul. obtained his 31a jesty's Royal betters Pawn fee a new and brilliant I SIIP ROVE .3IF.NT on the HARP. It has been ever a stibject of complaint, and the Makers' attention strongly (braved to remove. those en. plewrairg jars to which Harps have always been found subject—a desideratum, however, till now, iitusetmaraplisitsed. Wistaria and Co.'s Patent will be found effectu.rally to remedy this defect, giving a fatness and richness of tone to , Ite leatro bent liithoto unknown, as well also as facilitating very considerably the movement of the Pedals. They will be happy to give proof of this roost interesting discsvery to any Lady or tietratlemon who will honour them with a call, at their Establishment, 263. Rep- o.rararatreet, where an extensive assortment of elegant and brilliarrat.tonevl Harps as.d Pianofortes is comosetly en Sale. 13' A great variety of Sparills Guitars on pale. •.• Harps and Pianofortes Lent on Hire; Roman Strings of the tint quality. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 3.—Put back the Sir G. Provost, Jackson. from Plymouth to Quebec, leaky. S.tiled the Bradford, :Mon, for St Joho . .t. New Brumtwick.—Wind W. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 4.—Sailed the Albion, Ralph, fo- N South Wales; Euphemia. Mork, for Alontlerrat ; Ilutcbin, Low ther, for Berbice; and Boulay, West Indian, and Salacia, for Ja maica.—Wind N.W. I,nr 3. TWENTY DWELLING-HOUSES and COT. TAGES, on the East side of the Square, with Fore Courts and Gareens, producing nearly Two Hundred and Forty Pounds per Annum. Lot 4. FOUR DWELLING-ROUSES and THREE COT TAGES, nn the South vide, producing Sixty Pounds per Annum. The whole of this Eatate forms a square; and, by Judicious ar ramement, may be very highly improved, and considerable advan tage derived therefrom. DEAL, OCT. 4.—Arrived and sailed the Mangles. Cobb. from New South %Vales. for London; Integrity, from the West Indies, for ditto; Cornwallis ' Henderson, from Penang, for ditto; Ellen, Rummy. from Son hStiields, for Jamaica; and Gratitude, Pine nix, and Betsey.— Wind N.W. GRAVESEND, OCT. 3.—Arrived the Ariel, Scott, from Quebec. Sailed the .Minerva, Morris. for Bengal; Carnarvon, Pentberthy, for the Mauritius; William Harris, Buroft, for Ascen‘ion ; Bri. tish Tar, Mary, and Gazella, for Jamaica ; Harriet, Kindly, for Campeachy ; Experiment, Chapman, for Palermo; Mark Robert. son, for Cadiz; and Despatch. Thornton, fir Malaga. YARMOUTH, OCT. 4.—The Seaton, Marshall, of and from Sunderland, ran on the Scroby Sand yesterday, but got off without assistance, and proceeded on her voyage. NORTH Sine zns, OcT. 3.—The Perseverance, Morton, from Archangel to Boston, which was towed into Scarborough dismasted, has been brought here in a wrecked state by a steam-boat, after discharging her cargo. WHITE/lAVEN, OCT. 3.—The Jane, \Fitters, was driven or. shore near Bray Head 18th ult., and is totally wrecked. CARHirr, Oc T. 3.—The Neptune, heron, bound to Newcastle, has put back here with damage, and cargo shifted. NEWCASTLE, OCT. 3.—The smuggling homer Ann, of Flush ing, was brought in here 30th alt. by the Mermaid cutter, Lieut. Robertson. To he viewed by applying to 11lr. Law • at Peckham : of whom Particulars may be had. and at the Red Bull, Peckham; of Messrs. Clayton, Scott, and Clayton, Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn; at Gana way's ; and of 111 r. Robins, 170, Regent-street, where • Plan of the Estate may be seen. Just published, DTJY A BROOM," si.mc by Miss Love, composed I D by U B. Bish , m. pike 2.. " THE KIM!! GOD BLESS HIM I" sung and composed by Mr. Bra'saus. price 2% ." THE BONNIE LASmE" ("Of a' the Airts," &c.), com. posed by M's. Miles, price 2... "A. B. C." sung by Bliss Love and Signor de Begnis, com posed by John Parry, price 2.4. liltilding and I)'Almaine, 20, Soho -square. 6 . 11 The Public are respectfully cautioned, that the original " Buy a Broom" is composed by H. R. Bishop. GOWER STREET, BEDFORDSQUARE. DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE. ELIGIBLE FOR INVESTMENT, ELIGIBLE DWELLING-HOUSE and OFFICES, LARGE GARDEN. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of AVarwick-house, Regent-street,) At Garraway's Coffee-hou.e. 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on THURS DAY. 2fith October at 12 . : of the snub and accu. no power of runishing th 'loos method he had it " If," said the worth Ir. Carmen's children o r strewed over so thick! ensued, I can assure you serious situation. As it 41 hare his remedy by ac-, his lawyer," named rotley, camel !parcel, tied up in brown its tears with the tail of 3 trews dorm his parcels tni ning, " There. your Ho. hat there trash." One ofi id them to contain a piet f a piece of the real Colo. ed stuff, glazed over go es INTERESTING AND USEFUL FAMILY BOOK. THE FAMILY ORACLE of HEALTH ; or, Magazine of Oimestie Economy, Medicine. and Good Living. Adapted to all Banks of Society, from the Palace to the lineage. Edited by A. F. CRELL, M.D. F.R.S. &c., and W. M. 1V A I. LAC E. Esq. Assisted by a Committee of Scientific Gentlemen. 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Each Number complete in itself. ••• The following are but a few of the Contents of each Num ber, since the first publication of the Work, and can only give a slight idea of its utility : The Oracle of Health far July, containing—The Treatment of Cholera Merlins or Bile Flex—Enwillient Oyster for ditto—On the Meli:al Properties of Wines—The Adulteration of Wines_ Easy and cif motel Methods for the Treatment of Accidents—On Fashionable Diseases, by Dr. Adair—Rules for Travelling in Eng land—For Travelling on the Continent—The Advantage of Lave nients and Oysters in Costive Habits—Recipes for various Clystera —To Cure Stamm:vino or Hesitation of Speech—Captain Jek ?Ire Vapour Bath—To Improve the Sight by Bisected Glasses-11m 31outipoly of Tea—Dangerous Mari of Swallowing Fruit Stones —Receipt for Making the Eltzir of Longevity—To Cute a Squint —Cast of Poisoning from eating Pheasant. &c. &c. Contents of No. I. r Fifth Eiti!ion).—About 1,000 copies of this Number were sold it Lao kin alone, in the first two weeks.-o)atcr Eating, by Dr. Kitchener—Medical Meta of Oysters in Con aumptions and Fevers—k lfects of S.tioking Tobacco on the Health —Eating Scientifically—Circassian Mode of Procuring fine Eye- Luke,, at no expense. No. 11. (Fifth Edition) contains--Easy Shaving on Chymical Principles—Medical Effects on Health by Beer, Porter, and Ale, 11 bit A. Carlisle and tie r. Branda--31eans of Escaping Gout and Itheamatism. Nearly Forty Articles in all. No. 111. (Fifth Edition) contains—Weekly Plans of Family Economy—Estimates for Incomes of a Guinea a Week arid :MC. Trey — Diseases Cured without Me tickle, by Diet and Regimen Only—Nervous Females. In all above Forty Articles. ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, a very eligible property for investment, held for a long terns of years, under his Grace the Duke of Redford; producing net ONE HUNDRED AND SIX POUNDS PER ANNUM, and very improvable at the expiration of the present tenantcv, comprising a commodious DWELLING-1101;SE. situate No. 12, on the East side of Gower-street, Redford-square. The House contains, on the upper story, a nursery and three other sleeping rooms. On the second story, two excellent bed-chambers, a dressing-room, roomy landing, and housemaid's closet. On the first floor, two drawing-rooms and un ante.rootn, neatly fitted ap ; ground-floor entrance hall, paved : breakfast parlour, excellent bowed dining parlour. Gentlemen's dressing room, water-closet, and steps to the garden ; stone staircase from the basement to the second floor, with iron baluster and hand-rail; basement, and excellent kitchen ; china closet, larder, and wine -cellars, housekeeper's and butler's room ; pantry ; water laid on ; bottle-room and cool larder; area in front, with vaults for coal, beer, &c.. Servarts' entrance; an area at the back, and an extensive garden, planted with shrubs and flowers; gravelled walks. At the end of the garden a laundry and wash-house, with pump of water. The house is in the occupation of Mr. S. Walton, on lease to John West, Esq., for an unexpired term of fifteen years, from Christmas, 1026. NEW Yong. SEPT. 2.—The Segar, rowel, from Jamaica for London, si ) , ).t 14th ult. on Great lieneagua. A small part or the cargo saved. Crew arrived at Baltimore. SEPT. 6.—The French brig Mere Ass Hut Enfante, Giraul, from Cape Ilaytien, lor Havre, was totally lost on the South Caicos let ult. Crew and passengers arrived here. Thz John, So%LT, from Dublin for Whitehaven, a% eriven on 'bore between II arrineton and Workington on Saturday, but it is e'.itectt d will be gat off with little damage. the goads—" Well, yo..rgelf to be bn ides ?"—lndeed. but I be CrSTOM TIOPsII, OCTOBER 4. SIII?9 F.NTEREI) I s iva nns:LThe Chase, Shotton, from Charente; Faith. Cornish, front Leghorn and Gibraltar; Barrkk, Smith, from Frederickstatit ; Gesina Johanna. Sup, from Amster dam ; Harriet, Gold wor.lty, feom Quebec; Pacific, Collis, ti m Jamaica; queen, Heath, from Quebec; Klein Lidia, Bruns, from Emden; Hebeera, limper, front Bremen; Cumberland, Harvey, from Gijon ; British Tar, Robertson, from Jamaica ; Castlereagh, Graham, front Gottenburgli ; Isabella. Henderson. front Copen hagen ; Emma. Itockentiagen, from Memel ; Caroline, Preston, from Cephalonia and Malta; Archimedes, Badans, from Ant werp; Aniina, Schoen, front Emden ; Medernblik, Ccok, from Medemblik ; and Sir David Ogilby, Savage, from Limerick. ENTERED Our wait ns.—Columbine, Brown, tbr Jamaica; New York Packet, Crosbie, for do.; Black River Packet, Baker, for Al atleira and Jamaica; Piggott, Blake. for Jamaica ; Annette, Thorsen, for Christiania ; Pursuit, Adie, for St. Thomas's; Elise, Deeijen, for Bremen and Ronneb ; Symmetry, Innes, for Ja maica; Hambletonisn, Couthard, for St. Mary's, Africa; Mal. yin., Wilson, for Elsinore and Copenhagen; Hector, Sadler, for Jamaica; Doune Castle, Ilart, for Hamburgh; Jonge Jacobus, Janssen, for Rotterdam ; Maria, Boer. for do. ; Fanny, Taylor, for Madeira and St. Michael's ; and Maria, Willson, for Batavia and Singapore. The MAYOtt observed that lie could not account for their con duct. The 3layor's dinner, in l'Arniouth, ever had been a politi cal one, only the tables were turned ; in limner years the Tory principles prevailed, and now Whig sentiinents were uppermost. The health§ of the lion. Gen. Walpole and Admiral %Vindham then followed. I yOU all the 11 , 3 J from of your county wore pro 'f imposition." Attentively to the Msgis, what he Raid, broke 001 lonour, I be done out of le bargain, and kw:alibi To bl viewed by tickets only. Particulars may be had of Mr. George haw, solicitor, Lincoln's Inn; at Garrawa ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Reger.t.street, of whom tickets for viewing may be had. Those gentle:nen made suitable acknowledgments. Many other toasts were given. The Mayor and many of the gentlemen retired about nice o'clock, but a large party remained till a late hour. w, don't irritate youriell GENTEEL LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, 25, Westmorland-place, City-road. By Mr. CROOK, At die Auction Mart. opposite the Bank of Engtem& on WED NESDAY NEXT, at 12. by order of the Proprietor. THE above desirable PREMISES contain three good bed-rooms, a drawing-room, two parlours, tyro kitchens, and good garden; many yrara let to the present respeGtable tenant, at the yearly rent of 351., held on lease for a long tc em, at a ground rent of six guineas, producing a net income of 213/. 14s. per annum. TAX ON FOOD. "TON,PIO. 1' tired that be had just ar I illage, in Yorkshire, foci • That, on the preceding' , s-bridge, a man, dressed hg, invited hint irdo rs: I France with a altip.lnad" were now telling off dirt matted himself to be con. Blacktriars, whire up stairs into a little dark his entrance, he observed sooden leg represented, / imolai) , of gaols. which , ailed upon poor Tyke to r guineas, assuring him however, soon disouvere convinced the fellow al e notorious Dick Bowers., be of no assistance to the ust punishment on many, ble shopkeepers, suffered A NOE, OCT. 3. considerable imports, let business has bees very h- is tolerably well atrealdsi, ley new Wheat, ea) a ff- buence. A induction also mitted to since Tuesday were made at ls. a 2a. per Icing is scarce, and would tiding is dull and unsale. IA declined about 2s. per , and the sale heavy; in. to a very limited extent. been made at rather bet- .ariation. sum 4. Price. old to 879 3d tLs Od tai ills 44 • Dinars: mclon OMMONS • I ' pa n ss ' affairs choicer/ •• • I pxam rilltuno. •• • II .141 aides it, merehaelte..o l ... of 1l ••xnun vidend ..... 10 Cunglessm 411 ••• • litters. Maw, 1.14 ,111 t.0 , 12 10,e1, Hlrroloubieo, 44. _ • • • • . ....... , onport, tined MT.. revonitort,enaldiv..• •• ia, Kingrtun, tall. last J. , otlvr of comp./onion ...ter, adJ. Imat easen..• hat 111111R1.••• ••• • • • 1. the lady of Inures flee- eral fur Collitobia, of A n her eighth year, Mary . Brown, Esq. of Isw.wtmmeft.m"JOiffeM nsa EDON BRIDGE. 47 into. Mot 4 r J. W.CARLTON,No, DV. lON. sane plate. r • No. IV. (Fifth Edition) Suicidal Melancholy—Prescriptions 6c Asthma and Rheumatism—Errors In Education causing Suicide—Ctiln y of Silk Waistcosta—Exottiments on Beef, Veal, Polk, tee. by Sir A. Cooper—lksk Diseases, contracted in count ing houses—Disorders of the Urinary Organs. In all above forty Articles. No. V. (Fifth Edition) —Holiday Diseases of Young People-- Wady, Draught for dioorde►e.! %tomuch—Art of Thriving—The beauty of the Eyes—Nervous Diseases, caused by Novel Reading —Noun of improving the Tone of the Voice. In all about fifty Articles. No. VT. 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X.—Disorders from Overgrowth—Alkaline Draught for Acidities and Waskness—Removal of Weakness—Cure of Clean in hilt Lunge—Whets for Breakfast—Economical Estimates for and 2Out. a year...-Economical Home-brewed. Vie. XL—Summer AmusiMents for Invalids—How to Harden sad Strengthen the Bones--Cause and Remedies for Freckles-- Roman Balsam lot the Skin—Purifying Water for the Skin— Nervous Indigestion. No. XII.— Desk Diseases—Causes and SymptoFf. Pilra— °Peoingg Pills for slow Bowels—Laxative for Pi rrillellahle Testa the Valne of Hops—Scots Hatch Potch—Rui eti Constitu. lions and early 01.1 Age ! Cause and Preventives, &c. No. X It I.—Currency and Patronage of the Oracle—Rowel Com. Plaints of but weather—Treatment of Cholera Morbus, or Bile lox—Bitter Tonic for the Bowels. No. X IV.—Hints for choosing Spectacles, by Dr. Kitchener— School Diseases and School Vices, by Dr. A. P. Buchan—Treat went of the consequent Debility—Evils of Boarding Schools ex- Posed--Economical Elder Wine, &c. No. XV.—New Worm Medicines.—Method of cleaning Furni ture—Medical Critiques on Old Women's Prescriptions—Valuable Nam for AmateurDrinkers—Remedy for Morning Head-ache— Receipttor Mamma Oil—Monopoly of Mock-dignity by London Physicians, No. XVl.—Disorders of the Bowels in Infancy—Management of infants and Child►en in Health and Disease—Treatment of scarlet Fever and Measles... Strengthening Lotion fur Baldness 9nd Thin flair, &e. Published by J. Boleoek. IRS, Strand, and to be had of all Ilsoasellets in Toon and Cuuntri. ITENRY'S CALCINE!) MAGNESIA continues to I. be prepared with the most scrupulou. care and attention t, Messrs. ThOM AS and 1t - ILLIA M HENRY, manufacturing ' 11 '• mills, Manchester. It is Sold in bottles, price Zs. VI. or with t,s stoppers at es. 6d. stamp included, with full aimetions for Its 4 .. Lir their various Agcuts in the Metropolis and throughout the Hued Kingdom ; but It cannot be genuine unless their namesare "raved nn the Ooverntnent stamp, which is tilted over the cork or ' , upper a each bottle. _ I/FruOat of the Venders of the Magnesia may be had, aothenti. turd bye similar stamp, HENRY'S AROMATIC SPIRIT of I N EOA R, the invention of Mr. HINRY, and the only genuine Friyaratilm of that article. Articles: levutsl To be viewed by leave of the tenant. Printed Particulars to be had of A. Umney, Egg. Solicitor, Chancery-lam: ; rt the place of .ale; and of Mr. Crook, Auctioneer, No. ST, Skinner -street, Snowbill. LONG-ESTA 111.I'SH ED AND H !ORLY-RE IPECTABLE NURSERY GROUND AND SEED L IIND, Mile-end. Ily Meares. MUNN and CURTIS, On THURSDAY, the 19th October. at 12, at the A uctinn Mart, Mr. A. Thot•son. the present occupier, retiring frt so business. in Three Lots, olden an acceptable offer be made for any of the Lots. Lot 1. THE LEASE of the convenient PAN! lIN RESIDENCE, SHOP, and OFFICES, with three acres and one rood of fine rich productive LA ND. for an unexpired term of nine years, at a remarkably low rent of 30 gull ,eas. On ' this Lot are two capital Oreen.houses and a small Con iervatory. The Land is fully stocked with valuable stools, ornament tl plants, and fruit-trees of the most esteemed kinds. Lot 2. A parcel of rich Land, the greater part adjoining the former lot, containing nine acres and one rood, fully stock ed like wise with plants of the most desirable description, with buildings, also, adapted to horticultural purposes, ands gardener's cottage; held for an unexpired term of nine years, at a rent of only V2l. Lot 3. A Field of superior Land, adjoining Lot 2, containing three acres and two roods, partly stocked with fruit-trees of t supe rior description, and partly in **high state of cultivation ter the growth of horticultural seeds; held for an unexpired term of 27 years and 6 menthol, at a low annual rent of 361. The purchasers of the different Lots are to take a put of the valuable stock of stools, plants, and trees, which cannot be trans planted, and are marked at an usual valuation ; and may elm) be accommodated with the remainder of the stock, together with the erection of the Green-houses, &c. at their option, in the same manner. May be viewed with cards, between the hours of ten and four, till the sale (Sundays excepted), which, with particulars, may be had of Messrs. Munn and Curtis, Walloook, and 265, Regent street, Osferd.atreet. Particulars also of Messrs. J. and S. Pearce, nsrnips, and Bolger, Solicitor'', Swithin's-lane ; at the Coffee ' touses. Corn Exchange ; on the Premises ; and at the Auction ' Mart, Loudon. VALUABLE SHARES in the Piwenix Ona Light, Real del Monte, Reversionary Interest, Protector and Alliance Fire In surance, Londm Water, South London Dock, Irish Shipping, and Cornwall Comp anies t Pelair Main and New Collieries; Moiety of Interest in a House and Premises, No. 55, Friday atm( ; One Pipe of East India Madeira, and 25 Pockets of Hops, By STEVENS and DRENCH LEY, At the Auction Blart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Lots, by order of the Assignees of Mr. Archibald Corbett, FORTY-SEVEN SHARES in the Phoenix Gas Light Company, upon which 27/. per Share has been called and paid. 350 Shares of 20/. each, in the Protector Fire-office, upon which V. per Share has been paid. A Shares in the Alliance Firmffice, upon which 101. per Share has been paid. 1 Share in the Real Del Monte Mining Company, paid up in full. 6 Shares of 1001. each in the Reversionary Interest Society, upon which 561. per Share has been called and paid. 16 Shares in the South London Duck Company, upon which 31. per Share has been paid. 60 Shares in the London Water Company, upon which 11. per Share has been mad; and 20 Shares in the Irish Shipping Company, upon which 161. per Share has been called and paid. 20 Shares in the Cornwall Company, upon which 5001. has been P a " I Moiety of Interest in the Leasehold Premises, No. 65, Friday. street, and Blue Boar.court adjoining. Interest in the Pelair Main and New Collieries. A Pipe of East India Madeira; and 26 Pockets of Hops. Particulars may he had at the place of Sale; of Mr. Hodson , Solicitor, 44, St. John.street.road,Clerkenwell ; and of Stevens and Brenchley, MS, Old Jewry. ,; EAST INDIA SHIPPING. ARRIVALS AT SINGAPORE.—The Albania, Smith. from New South Wales, on the tith of March ; Guardian, Sutherland, from Siam, on the 12th; Mediterranean, Gibson, from Batavia, on the 13th; Bombay Castle, Durant, from China; Guardian, Sutherland, from Penang, on the 15th of April; New Cando, Proudfoot, from Manilla, on the 19th; Fortitude. Barcham, from London, on the 22d; Sir Godfrey Webster, Reynoldson, from New South Wales, on the 23d ; Caroline, Thomas, from Minto ; and Meridian, Syme, from Liverpool and Batavia, on the 25th. SAILINOS FROM SINGAPORE.—The York, Materiel*, for Manilla, on the sth of March; Albans, Smith, for Bengal, on the llth% Guardian, Sutherland, for Penang, on the 14th ; Mary Ann Sophia, Henderson, for Batavia, on the 30th ; L'Europe, Frion, for Bordeaux, on the 31st; Colonel Young, Gray, for China, on the 8.l of April; Bombay Castle, Durant, for Bombay, on the 5.h ; Pheasant, Paglar, fur Malacca, Penang, Madras, and Bengal, on the thli. St xelaroaa.—The Meridian, Syme, was chartered to proceed to Lintin (China). The Rotterdam' ‘Valvaren, Schap, from Batavia, arrived at Ilelvoet the 30th September—sailed 20th June. Stiles LOADING AT BATAVIA.—.-Gfitherin Elisabeth, Inger man ; De Onderneming, Leta ; Alexander, Alarcursen ; It er Cie:taster, Dyl ; Christina Bernardina, Zeylatra; and Nordlop, Brewkneyer, all for Holland; Louisa and Marquis of Hastings, for England; Reagan's, Suffolk, Mentor, Americans. ARRIVAL AT Rio JANEIRO.—The Leonidas, Battell, from China and Monte Video, en the I Ith Jul sent in by the blockad ing squadron. Sailed the Chapman, Milbank, for New South ales, on the Bth of August. OUTRAGES IN IRELAND. MULLINCIAN, SEPT. 28.—0 n Sunday night lard, as 11 patrol of the pollee were on duty near Charlevine, in this county, they were attacked by a numerous party of Rockites, all armed, and which consisted of upwards of fifty men. Overwhelmed by numbers, the police were all knocked down, and two of them dangerously wounded. There are very little hopes of the serjeant . 's recovery, he having received several wounds on the head. We understand that one of the Rockites was shot, and immediately carried of by his comrades. •On Saturday night last the kitchen and offices adjoining the dwelling.house of Messrs. John and William Graham, of Abbey. land, near Ballinaessig. in this county, were set on fire by some in. cendiaries, and consumed. The dwelling-house and the live, of the inmates were providentially saved. The house of Mr. Graham's herd was feloniously burned the same night. A few nights ego a party of Rockites levelled a wall on the kinds of Captain Gamble, of Halaton, in this county, and ordered the masons not to work for hint. A notice was posted on the church-door of street, in this county, ordering Peter Nisell, who is married to a Protestant, to get his child christened by the sign of the cross, on pain of death. It seems the infant being a female, Nisell permitted his wife to have it bap tiled by the Protestant clergyman. A few nights since a house in Bonavaley, near Athlone, was at tacked by the Rockiten, because the inmates did not comply with their mandates. The occupier, a man of the name of Norton, made his escape through the midst of them, not before he received a cut from some instrument like a sithe on a pole, by which he lost a finger. They then entered the house, and most savagely treated a young woman, Norton's niece, whom they left in a pitiable situa tion. Six persons have been apprehended and lodged in Roscommon gaol, for the murder of Mr. Burns, near Athlone. Their names are Mikity, Daly, Ward, and two brothers of the name of Kileline, whore father was herd to Mr. Burns, and the sixth was servant to him, and is supposed to have betrayed his master. The neighbourhood of this town, and in fact the greatest part of this county ? is in such a disturbed state that many respectable Pro testant families arc preparing to fly for refuge to towns where the military are stationed, and others have determined on setting off for England before the winter commences. The Protestants of this county are imperiously called on to form a union for duke own pro- teetion. County meetings must be immediately held. Protestsats am no longer submit to Insult and outrage.— Westmeath Jblermie. The public in general are very much inclined to complain of the taxes imposed by Government. It is trite they are heavy but, in order to enable our rulers to keep faith with the public Ch. ditor, and provide for the exigencies of the State, perhaps they are not reducible to any considerable amount. Besides, if they begin to consider that the monopoly of grain, and other kind of provision., is a far more heavy tax than those of Government, they should certainly endeavour to to get rid of such monopolies, of which the State has not the least advantage, but which benefit the landed proprietor only, to the amount of perhaps one hundred millions per annum. This is a large sum, being twice as much as the Government Taxes, and that we are not mistaken the following calculation will clearly prove:—lt is supposed that the yearly consumption in Great Britain and Ireland amounts to fifty mil lion quarters of all sorts of grain. Now we will, to prevent ex. aggeration, only take it at forty-two million quarters, of which at least twelve million quarters are of wheat, about twenty million quarters of oats, and about ten million quarters of barley, beano, pease, rye, and tares. Should the trade in corn and other kinds of provisions be free, and without a duty on foreign importation, wheat would be. at all times, at least 2a.., and sU other sorts of grain at least 10s. per quarter cheaper than It either is. or can be, as long as the present monopoly exists ; consequently the tax on twelve million quarters of wheat, at 20e. per quarter, is - - £12,000,000 On thirty million quarters of barley, oats, beans. pease, &c., at 10s. . . 15.000,000 .C 27,000,600 only the amount on Grain. On meat and poultry it is much more con. siderable and convincing ; as this country, no farther back than about sixty jean, was always considered the cheapest for those ar ticks in civilized Europe, on account of the superiority 0 its pas ture land. It is therefore beyond all doubt, that if there was no prohibition. or high duties, on imported meat, they would be at least one-third cheaper than they now are. But even this reduc tion would nut bring them down to the prices on the Continent ; for suppose, for argument sake, it lowered only three pence in the pound, taking tile population of Great Britain and Ireland at 22 millions, and the consumption at ten million pounds of meat and poultry daily ( which is not quite half a pound per dly for each person), it would amount, per annum, to . - 145,000,000 Total - . - - 72,000,000 Here is a pretty sum extracted out of the pockets of the 'habit , in favour of the landed proprietors . To this must be added the reduc tion in butter, cheese, potatoes, eggs, garden.stutf, hay, and all other articles fur human and animal conswmption ; and we dare say, by an exact calculation, the Provision Tax will net fall short of one hundred millions pounds sterling per annum. Therefore is it reasonable to complain of the Government Taxes, and overlook the heavy tax on provisions 7 1 think not; it bears no comparison in any point of view, only it does not strike so forcibly, as it does not come out of the pocket by pounds, every six or tewlve months, but by pence and shillings daily and hourly. However, the public may be relieved of this heavy impost, by unanimously petition. ing Government. which most undoubtedly is ftiendly to the repeal of the Corn and Provision Laws, though it has most powerful opposers in the Landed Proprietors. V. Oct. 3, 1828. - - LIICESTER, SEPT. 30.—The piece of plate, purchased by the ladies of this town, friends of W. Evans, Esq. and intended to be presented to that gentleman as a tribute of their respect, was exhibited in the Long Room at the Belt Hotel osi Tuesday and Wednesday last. The following is a copy of the inscription : To WILLIAM Evsres,Esq. The disinterested Patiitt.' The enlightened Philanthropist, The deco and zealous Champion of Civil and Religious Liberty I This tribute of admiration and esteem For his public conduct and private virtue, • Is presented by The Ladies of Leicester, On the occasion of his retirement ftomil Cattiest ' For the Representation of The Borough of Leicester in Parliament. Aar v.—A detachment belonging to the 71 len Tea A Regime's of Infantry marched yehtetday swa i n i n Womeinater for Bristol, on route to join the depot of 11 calls in Ireland. MURDER IN NEW SOUTH. WALL% From the Aarteslims.l CRI3II NA L KT, APRIL 28. Andrew White was arraigned fur the mutder of Pstrielt Taiygeqf on or shout the 22d of February Last. hlr. James Purcell, chief constable, was the first witness axe. mined.—He deposed, that from information reaching him ofwloft s gett's morays, he proceeded with several persons, most of were subeequendy examined, to where it was rumoured the molder had been committed. It was at a stock station, called °too-hill, at some distance from the settlement at Bathurst, and belonged to llr Hassell, where the prisoner was employed as a shepherd, and Taggett, the deceased, as a hut-keeper—the nearest station war distant not less than six or seven miles. Here, on the 26th of February, Mr. Purcell arrived, with several other penons, and Prepared to search the but, of which prisoner and deemed had been inmate+. They found the unfortunate hut-keeper stretched at his length within. The body lay with the face downwards, which covered spare of blood of shim two feet in diameter. Then was • large wo rel on the b ick of the head, another on the side, and tit es , other stabs, as if with a knife, in the throat. A knife lay by the a'de of deceased, and appeared to have been instAnnentat fa lbw wink of blood. On marching farther, near the hut, an axe, par. I daily covered with blood, and portions of human hair adhering to the back part, were discovered hid under some pomploo . and pap.. trio vines. There was also a shovel, covered with blood. WbNR this search was going on, prisoner showed no willingness Wanda he informed the chief constable that three bush-rangers iretw ja tile habit of paying friendly and frequent visits to the station, and it must have been at titer hands that deceased received bia death blow. The eight lie found Taggett murdered, the prisoner aimed. there was a more that, usual barking from the deg+ ; deceased, be- Rides, was very subject to fits, and upon prisoner going into the hut, and seeing him stretched along the ground, he at first • ima gined it might be from an attack of that kind, but was soon un happily deceived. Prisoner was desired to take ofF his clothe', for the chief constable's inspection, and on the shirt, which sp. peered to have been but newly washed, were found worms of what was at the time cons.dered blood, more particularly about the right arm. The shirt was here produced in open court, and there n•ipeared marks of what may have been blood, but of • Isef dark colour ; and the au, which was also produced, seemed to line rusted in the port which was sworn to by sevens witnesses eks having been covered with portions of the " dura rawer," mixed up with blood, when first discovered. Upon prisoner being put on Isis oath, and reminded of the heinous crime of swearing falsely, his countenance and conduct muted to undergo no patticular change. He informed Kr. Purcell that nothing more than a steel mill had amen taken away from the hut. Henry Robinson, an overseer of the sheep stations to Mr. Ha ul], deposed next to his being present when Taggett's body Irde discovered, qpd head that the latter was subject to fits, but pri. soner mentioned nothing to him shoot doge barking. Enoch Jones, another stock-keeper, was at the hat occupied by White and de ceased. On the Thursday the former was within dams at an unusual hour. Jones and another partook of some provisions, and left the hut for Clete own station, prisoner remaining behind. Next morn ing, betore sunrise, a bitch belonging to White came into Jones's hut, and White himself followed almost immediately, with Infor mation that the bush-rangers had stolen a steel mill, and that Tag gett was dead and fit for burying. He asked the man to take charge of his sheep, whilst he should be getting to the next station to inform the constabulary. Several other witnesses were examined; most of them concurred in the opinion of deceased and prisoner having lived together on friendly terms. One said that deceased had complained of pri soner's behaviour to him. The latter attempted, in his defence, to prove that whilst employed wi h his sheep„ away from the but , he was aroused by the barking of dogs : and it was his suspicion then, and at the present moment, that bush-rangers had robbed and plun dered Taggett, as he was frequently in the habit of boasting of ha hard dollars, The Learned JUDGE recapitulated the evidence very minutely, and concluded by recommending theJary to find the prisoner guilt y. provided the circumstantial evidence adduced could be conclusive; but ifs doubt existed, it was a principle of the Brit elv law, that the ends of substantial justice would be better answered by letting twenty guilty persons escape, than that one innocent man should perish. After consulting about six minutes, the Jury found the prima Cluilty." Sentence of Death was then passed in the Lust way. Bon 11• Y, APRIL I.—We are truly Sorry to SIIIIOUDCO the death of Captain. Edward C. Sneyd, Deputy Assistant Commissary General, who was drowned at the Wand of Akyab, in the mouth of Arracan river, on the 24th ult. The particulars of this nidan eholy event are thus detailed in a letter from an ellen who was on the island when the accident occurred From the amounts we have been able to collect, it appears that your poor frised S. and lieutenant U. went, early in the morning, to bathe near the mouth of the river, and, venturing out too far, were swept away by the current, which,. during the spring -tides, flows with great rapidity between the point and a rock fifty or sixty yards distant. Capt. Sneyd was found shortly after, lifeless. open the rocks near tho point, whilst his more fortunate companion reached the. shore alive. though much exhausted by his exertions.''.--8o perished, in the prime of life, and at a moment when, having escaped the pool. hernial climate of Arracan, his friends had fondly looked forward to his enjoying many years of health and happiness, as gallant soldier, as generous and warm-hearted a men, as ever breathed. His loss will be severely felt by hie friends, of whom it was the lot of few to possess a more numerous:circle, for the goodness of his heart seldom failed to secure the affections of those whom his lively mannersand cheerful tamper were sure to attract. THE CASE or GEORGE HOUOHTON.-•-lt will be re collected, that George Houghton (otherwise " Pretty from his possessing a very handsome face) was tried and co ° =ed at the last Old Bailey Sessions with another ludividesl, named Boyce, of violently attacking and robbing a Mr. Tarter a sargeon, near Cambridge Heath, on the ehening of the lltil ..Os the trial, Mr. Fuller swore that he was surrounded mod fibbed by twenty or thirty fellows, and that one of the meat Mies Iris 1111egh. ton, and upon his evidence, and no other in esereblentisa, ton wu capitally convicted, ' and sentenced dew* pasted with an understanding that he could entertain nephews Wee; in this world. Since the trial, the strongest ineevest bee Wu tim. cited, in the immediate neighbourhood where the Dobbin was emu witted, in behalf of the unfortunate youth, who is satugly believed to be totally innocent of the crime of which be MOW& einellied. and an inquiry her been within these fur days on het, treeisr, if possible, to substantiate his innocence. Theaesallt of that in. query has turned out very favourably to the wages youth; and two affidavits, sworn before the Lord Moyle; -- apaaled by an appeal, were as Wednesday . presented Nibs Secretary of Stale, praying that immediate seeps might be taken to avert the sentence et the law. We have seen the affidavits, and they contain Mans strong evidence in favour of Houghton's inneeinee, by establishing en alibi. The rimier, in his defence, said be ors a wing bacon, and drinking, with two others, at the hews of Smith, the Angel and Trumpet, at the time the robbery we. esainitted ; bet be having no witnesses to prove it, the Jun gave no audit to his story, and he was consequently, found Guilty. Hiewevisti * we is now before the Secretary and will, of unhar. OW the attention due to it.— Paper. i SHOCKING CIIICUMSTANCE.—A *teed by this tiara has just favoured us with dm perusal of a rodeos *tee Iles KR. tae loch, dated Sept. IS, Wild* the following posed Mom 1 -- ' 4 A haematite eiteweetemet br when w laat'niebt a wants, with chil d . rellol eta le the *ohm mall for a bed. Sun in obis time she impend or be Imo veil bat Abe coomealod her eft sties, mar be. the ewes el the Webs *vitae deliviled of a child, eitheat Imobleoso The AtAlotheole we bee to rive *bete settee v e t boat to rt bat the moth e er es es boo she Aldo famed that she hod ben oar. The lead. 'tt' rawfrivr. eror 1•10/1111 tO INIKINI•ba that tide wet a Ms ; and oboe the omen moiled that the doormetosee apal4 •er be elootodek tab b Ohio haudihood to oaroloo they *the 1111111111misa. dp lire. The eihmkodelanii, sae and es • mord Wag Mt* di- Woods lewd ot see ehaddemod 1M 'fetal et seebblevikeldiP:r . 7 • ik ...am - 1