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I , ,••• 5.1 , • , ICI a , y . ,1 .. - , //,-- - /.•/ - /_ _ -1: . . • • . . •t. ",........^ • , 0./ - 7 ,e•-, . ~. ,//.; 2 Ce___,7' _....<,./.0" . 1.---d // ki7 1 - 4 -1/ i f t..e.. . .c e ~ :_ - g tc. --e..-1,-i__ , . • _ / . , • 4,- --- --•____ - / • • • . . ';•-• , . ~ i , ' 41 • ~ lb • . •• - . • ? . , . . . , -,---• • _ , .. . •• 1 • . • out _ 1...' Isy .•I • , 11 •I. .. I • _ _ ...._ .... . ....__ . .. No. 7,103. • • LONDON, SATURDAY, SEPTENIBER•I7,• 1825. . _____ _ ,• BANE OP zNGLAND, Sept.l7. 1825. R. AGtR, Fellow 0 f the Royal College of Pima- This day. poet flm., 7e. fel. . SALES HY AUCTION. H. 62„,, i, Director, of the Governor and Company 4.11 . clans, fke. will begin his next COURSE of LECTURES 1 - IFE of PAUL JONES, from the Original N-. eu -- - -- Oh/ Sauk of Peglanti g ice Notice, and fEA MINATIONS on the THEORY an d PRACTICE o f a 4 a menu' , in possession of FREEHOLD GROUND-RENT BERMONDSEY. That a Genera l c eun will be held at the Bank on THURS. PHYSIC, CHEMISTRY, and th e MATERIA MEDICA. on JOlno HENRY SHERBURNE, By Mr. BLACKBURN, ;)AY NEXT. the 22 d inn. at Eleven o'Cleek in the Forenoon, to MONDAY, O cto b er 3, et a miarterepast Eight in the Morning. . Register of the.Npitof the United States. • At 'th e M art , on TUESDAY . the 27th instant. at 12, ',.. 'srof • Dividend, which will also h e o n e of th e Q uer terly Three Courses are given annually, each' occupying about' four Printed for John IllufK., Alhernarls-street, London. A N eligible • • well-secured GROUND-RENT, issuing • t eters! Courts appointed by the Charter. menthe . Further particulars may be had at Dr. Ager's residence, .Lll. out of the whole of Matilda.place, Saliebury-street, Dept. R. BEST, Sec. 69, Mugaret.street, Cavendiah-square. FOR THE UM OF SCHOOLS. ford Lower.rnad, Ilermnnity • leased to Mr. Thomai, for a tern 7: 3 p e d f un fi d ll.pine years ar e a neXpired, at an annual Rental °flatly. This day is published. in 12inlieboartle. Pelee ss. Sixth Edition, NOTICE TO MARINERS. PARTNER WANTED. !Cr ORET,WS HISTORY' r .of ROME, from it . % earliest C TRINITY.ROUSE, LONDON, September 16, 1825. nrANTED, a PARTNER for Two-thirds of an Old- AN..l_ Records to the Death of Constantine ; _ i n a . Series of Es. _particulars may be had at the Georgian Arms, Deptford Lower. WisrPQHMATION havi ng been this day received, Mat the ! , established PAINTING and GLAZING CONCERN, says, aceloganiod with Reflections . 7. Beferences to Original Autlio. road s if . .the Auction Mart; of Sir. Martin. 17, It'ilraington. and Auctioneer , 58,and at thetlffices of side. Blackburn, Surveyor JL BLACK BUOY Placed on the West End of the Shambles In the linty : corning In, including a Share in the Steck, Lease, noes, am, atones! Questions .ai pa MAP. '...t0 deepened : 6c. 7501. The business produces a net profit of 4001, per annum Printed for Black, Young, and Y ou ng , Fore i gn and EnglishLothbury- ' Booked :vs, Tavistoek-aireet, Covent-garden. rtta , she given, That directions have been issued for plac. and may be much improved by a small capital. — I.KAIEIICTINU'ELLING-HOUSES and GROUND- _ , mot h er Saar h that situation as won dd as possible. For particulars, apply to Mr. Blackburn, auctioneer , ttnei 66, H ARI2 I ET E WILSON'S NEW BOOK, " PARIS RENTS... Bp orialieled of the n . Lothbury. J. kjERBERT, Secretary. • , LIONS, and ,LONDON TIGERS," will be Tublished FRANCLS.STREET, WF , STIIITNSTER-ROAD. ST. MA RY, ISLINGTON, SEPT. 12, 1825. on MONDAY, With 12 canned Plates. price only 71. hd. ; and. By Mr. BLACKBURN, •-- PORT OF LONDON, Sep:cooler 6, 1825. BUTTER AND CHEESE. at the same time, New Plots, Parts VII. to 11. illustrative of At the Man, en TUESDAY, the 27th instant, at 12, FOE SALE, THE Tnistees of this'Parish hereby . give Notice , That ' Pl:ire:lls,lm. °ire ;. price 12s. 6d. The Plates may be had singly ; 1 1 / 4 TOS. ` um . hrl 30, FRANCIS-STREET , opposite the il l o - u l r pleAepsyinig.roo ni ll i ' , ..stminster-rood, Lambeth ; containing each laif Orffa of the llotiourabk the Contrnirsiosters of his they intend to meet in the V esta-.coo in the lab Church, No. 24, Opera Co/needs, • • 113 Ara 's ;Excise Revenue. in a pcious Room at the Chief on WEDNESDAY the 28th of Slptember instant, at Seven Sept :141 Ins. . . two Parlours , kitchen, and yard, in an excel. lent rate of mpalr,let to respectable tenants at a net annual rent of Office, Old street, on THCR Al the 22d, FRIDAY o'Chack in• the Evening, precisely, to receive and Con. . . Fifty-four Pounds. ths 22d.-ffiONDAYtbe 26th, TUES AY the Z'th, and WED. nun tract ption for the of t S h u e pp p ly oor of n ßU the ltT n tß kno en eu c t C oT H O E n E e . y E ear for f t m e C f r ti: N. ft EAI EDIES. Also. a GROUND-RENT of Ten Pounds per Annum. issuing NE t iDAY the lfkh drys of September instant,:at One o'Clock in This d ais published. prig Se. • out of Nos. 31 and 52 in the same.strcer, held on lease for an un. v i e kilesuoon amen Day precisely. • chaelnies Beat For particulars of which anti printed fonrnifol VIORMULARY r the • PEXPARATION and expired term of forty-fou r years, at a ground-rent of Ten Pounds TIIE FOLLOWING GOODS, id s.:— tender (ea note other will be received), apply at the Clerk's O ffi ce, .I.' MODE of EMPLOYING riedittl NEW REMEDIES ; per Annlim. Draft. Cologne, Lower.street,• I3y oiler, n ame ly, t h e Nux Vninies, Ater. ... Amalie Acid. Strychnine; May be viewed by a ppl y i ve on t h e peon i es ; and pr i nted pae- ans. • . Celle , R. OLDERSHAW, Clerk to the Trustees. Verstrine. the Act:ve'Pritc:vies . ...aciflonstt, Ctnetim:, lodine, t t d icula n.4q rs ware hat , l at the Auction Mart ; of 31r. Munn, 17. Miming. srutt* Geotrt% Bleck and Often Tea, _._ ac. with an liitroductioa, sue c • ter _ , . Sludleldr ;and at the Offices of Mr. Blackfsurn, Sur- ST. MARY, ISLINGTON*, SEPT. 12, 1825. , Be the la`,i. •' • D e, - ' . veyor and Auctioneer, IR, Lo• , atrury. t iPli r . Tallow • Gad* • CAS LIGHTS. Surgeon to the Chi:hen: . s .... .4.....," . • &C• . —.--..... .""........ TO DUILDERSAND OTint r iß .' ' , 40' 9.4 1 . 4 ( 1 - •T-r. •stce of Otis N'islt heathy give Notice, That s, - .ntli.:e4 . .. . ~, ~,. "......,, • h iwt:tsc f.":... ,•?•;:st: - i ES' :-- e ei. till G l O IeND it E11e1 4 —.., • Church d . ~_ tttmend.oessepetin the Ve•17..?1"111 of tha of: •_- •-• &eel., •.. 4.1 . 9 M1L • - V *4. 7 • sf• --...- • = and garage '"AXIIIIL .' - . Y.',D. E.• DAYAIte Mk of Sin ceini;er instant , at Seven °Thick Hob:ey Dunglisnr., ALD. &c. .• - s et. •.. nem, .• ewe , e -.4. ' do t, Mr. BLACIIII.4t. At the Mart, on TL P ISDAY. the i7th inst.' at 12, in Five Lots, Wines, in the Everiter m isely, to receive Prole:eels (sealed um and to Printed fee Thomas end Game Underwood, :.1, Fleet-street. • of 'Moll are allotted in small _q uantities for th e better amen- Contract for Lit:1110:G such pots of the said Parish already Pot DIL"PHILIP . -ON INDIGESTION. without reserve, by direction of the Mortgagee, i gnsti s uao o' stt mai dealers as . well as private persons who may liehted, and a loch may from time to time he ordered by the said choose to become pnre4sers. Trustees, with GAS. for the term of Three Years and Six Months Fotteth FAition, .. Lot 1. A Genteel DWELLING-I-MUSE with ith ca- ke°. about 6,600 Gallons of Irish Whisky. front Christmas next, and which lamps are to be lighted and kept This day is published, in atm. price 9s. ZE. wake yard , is which are stabling for five horses, e sts te ge eemay be had at fid , each , and tam des seen. at the Es• alight from sun.oet tos u ri.. r i se . Th e T rustees will reserve to t h em . A TREATISE on INDIGESTION anti lye CONSE- with left, . counting-house, taw pits , and an extensive range . of de Weehouse-keeper's ClAce, Tower - hill, from Friday the 16th , selves the right to retain aixpenceper night for each lamp that is ..Cle QUENCES, comnionly called NCrtotl3 and' nnis Coin. substant i a l wor kshops , and a garden . partly walled, admirably ,etp Wednesday the 21st days of September , lee e s, f rom ten till two not lighted , or does not remain alight during the time specified. plaints ; with Observation( on the Oeganic Mean: eh! width-they aG. p F 441 lo n 4 Isier, or any other business requiring roomy and o'clock ; and on the mornings of calf , f rom ten till t we l ve o'clock. The tees do not pledge themselves to accept thelewest er any sometimes terminate. • convenient prontses. other render, unless they shall be in ill respects satisfied of the re. • By'A. P. W. PHILIP, M.D. F.HS, Ed. &e. .Lot 2. Eligible LIVERY STABLES an d YARD, compr i s i ng ARMY CONTRACTS. spettability and capabitim of the parties to perform the contract • b o mb Edition. an eight.ntall stable and carriage shed ; let to Mr. Win. Pitt, at an COMXISSAJUAT DEPARTMENT, faithfully. Security will be require d for the due perfannetce of Printed for Thomas and-George Underwood. 32, Fleet-street. „ Cal rental of 251. , suing out of a piece of gar d en groun d, an d N oe . 5, Tax...suit!' CRAIRRERA, Att055r.27.1825. of the contract. Further particularsmay be known on application ' - us 3, 4 and 5. Thtee de s i ra bl e a nd a mpl y - secu r e d is . ," WC TICE hereby given to all Rersons do of at the Clerk's Offic e , L ower - str e e t , Islington . li, order, METEOROLOGY. NTS, issuing commeting to supply the following Articles for the use of • R. OLDERSHAW, Clerk. This da y i s puhruirst.l, in Keel . price 16s. with Plates of Lietrittnefitt r It, 10, 11, nod 12. Totton-street, p&ducing an income of 261.95. she Atitay s T 4. ; —Diaeresi s mid Linear Tables, per annum. The wh o l e s i tuate i n T otton-street. Stepney Chureh - . BREAD. • ST. MARY, ISLINGTON, SEPT. 12, 1a2,3. INIETEORQLOGICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVA- yard, and held on lease front the .Worshipful Company of Mercers. To ids Majesty's Land Forces in C,antonments, Quartets, and IRON LAMP-POSTS. TRINet embracing, among others, the following import. f ora term whereof 65 years are unexpired, at the trifling ground Barracks in the andecenestioned Counties sad Islamist— rimiE Trustees olthis Pariah hereby give Notice, That ant subjects '7:9 a .the n a tion of Het in the Atepoophrre—On Meteorological insult. Constitution of . the_Attnosphers—C2n the rent of 121 , per annum. Miry be viewed, and printed particulars had by applying on The Herefeni Stafford • .1. they intend to meet in the Nreatry-room of the Church, on nicnts--On the Climate of London, &e. &c. premises t et the Auction Mart; of W. E. Wilson, Esq. 26, Cs oucluding the Ihstford Suffolk WEDNESDAY the 28th day of September' instant, at Seven By J. FREDERICK DANIELL, F.R.S. . Nicholas-lane; and at the Offices of Mr. Blackburn, Surveyor Town of liungerford Hunts Surrey o'Clock In the Evening, prect.sely. to . receive Proposals (sealed up) Printed for Thtsmis [ re d [) forge V dery dFI . ore* ll 00 . ett.ltrtet. , • and Auctioneer, SO, Lothbury, where a plan of the estate may Peswick Isle of Man Sussex for providing TWO HUNDRED IRON -LAMP-POSTS. to - ' be rein. • - • Beat Isle of Wight • • Warwick be delivered or made complete at such parts of tbe perish as the • MEDTCAL JURISPRUDENCE. • - tliserliteetle.clading Kent (including Tit- Westmoreland Trustees or their Supervisors rnay direct, within six weeks from the This day is puhliihed, in one'volume Stn. price Iris, VALUABLE FREEHOLD AI4D LEASEHOLD LAND die Town of New- bury Fort, in the Wilts date of the contract, at per Post ,• the pattern to be the same as AND HpUSES. T II E PRINCIPLES of FORENSIC MEDICINE, . y r , an d neer t h e k ,,,, o f 1 . Tome . setwoo d , Somerset. matkut) County of Easel) Worcester those at present in use. Each Post must hare a good and sub. systematically arranged, and applied to British Pract ice; On THURSDAY:, rile 29th inst., . By Mr. ROSE, of London, and 31r. HARROLD, of Frame. Chest.v Leneastet York auntie' footing, and the . whole not to be law than three hundred wail (including Leicester North and Ssuth wet ht. Intended for rho use of Magistrates, Coroners, Barrister _ N I Medical At the fJeorge Inn, Frome, at three o'clock in the afternoon, in Scilly) _ Lincoln Nt'ales . Ite Trustees will secure to themselves by the content the power, ti T E : r e e T e4 „T ee° ' and Jue / ensu- Second !Idin°3ll, .. feall Y enile g ed an° Lnts, 1 Camberland M iddlesex In the sercalCouottes in the event of the Contractor failing in any part of his engage- By JOHN GORDON EMITIL M.D. rrIHE • following very Valuable FREEHOLD and r lier .rs:i by Illonsunu4s in North Britain. Inuit, to pcichasa Posts elsewhere, and charge the Contractor with ...... l LE I A§EHOLD ESTATES, being the property of Messrs. Norfolk And in the Islands of the di ff erence of price., Printed fbr Tho r m 'c a c s tu a r n e d r o o n ed P r o ge lit u ical ad leO pod icin t e 3 . 2, neet.stregt. Northampton ' - Alderney,Oneensey, Security will be required for the performance of the contract, C. and R. i illoughby, viz.:— . All those capacious and substantially built FREEHOLD PRE- ' By the mine Anther, - • ' Diahern Nbetfumberisad - and Jersey. and further particulars may be known on application to the Clerk. An ANALYSIS oi MEDICAL EVIDENCE, Oro. 12s. m IRrA ianrnm.imin. ay. .•••,...11...• Ls 1 5111 , n La.lf rm." wd,a• _• a SIM% (exclusive el Notdaghtua As also Bread to the nv nnior_ .~~~~.a • . 4 ; r - • • . 10it y 1m ,, 110201 , 0 , 01016 , 011 ,, Price 7dl • •• • SLIrt . nPOUL,TWORIIPAY EVEXINO. Wind N.N.E—High water, 32 m. past 12.—Two Irish mails. Arrived the Meaner, Blanchard, from New York; Quebec Packet, Ditchburn, from Quebec.. VW, six o'clock-2 silos, 4 brigs, 1 crow. Private signals— Mews. J. and H. Cummir.go ; Vienna and Jones ; Wm. and Jar. Brown ar.d Co. • The James and Henry Cummings from St. John's, New Bruns. wick, is off; not having got round yeeteiday. The Pocahontas, from New Orleans, sailed from Belize 14th July. On the 22d got o n sh ore on th e N.E. part of the Colorados„ but got off next day without injury. On 31st August t lat. 49 1:0, long. 15, 47, spoke the Edward, from Liverpool for Providente. It. 1. On the sth September, lot. 49, 27, long. IL 39, spoke the Stanley, from Guernsey for Newfoundland. On the Bth Septembe., in let. 4fl 59, long. 11, spoke the John, from Bristol for Quebec. On the 10th August carried away her tuaintoprato. A part of the cargo of the Superior has been landed without da. mane, and the vessel was expected to be got off. The Fisher, for Liverpool, arrived at Ifolyherted, 14tit inst. Om the 10th ult. spoke the Havannah, Graham. of Liverpool, in the St... Lawrence. with passengers for Quebec. On the 13th spoke the Au. rora, ol Whltehaven.ofk,'ape Chat, bound toQuebec. On the 4th inst_ spoke the Bdlnd, of Workington, in lat. 49, N. long. 23, W. out 1G days. • The Robin Hood, from Liverp6ol, has arrived at Havannab. Sailed to-day the Hymn, for New York ; NVestmoreland, for Ncafottndlaad. CoTrou SIAIIIET.—The demand in our tCotton market con. tinues. issuing , Dept. a term SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. - • C'..STOh/sHOI-rISE, SEPT. 15, ENTWRIEU INN ARDS.--ATD vet:. tilt' DIRT*, IE(DWRISC4* !bunt Sanulwali; kchon, from Chakmi 3 nia :- 110111 ton, front Haniburgh ; Dorothea, Feast, from Oster Atlas Johannes Maria, Olsen. from Gottenburgh ; Sophie Htorth„ from Frederick-shalt; flaabets Anker, Porn, from Frellerirkaltali Twee Gebreeders, De Jong, from Rotterdam ; from Emden; Emilie, Kerekhove, from Ghent; Aetly Palm& from Cadia and Portsmouth; Sarah Morgaret,•Stfeader, from Hatnburgh ; President 3latsen, Sharon, from Messina and I.ipari Furst Hardenhorg, Milks, from Stettin; Plaeidia, Fairclough. from Ilatubbrgh ; . Nautilus, Hull, from Jamaica ; Rambler, Knight, from Odessa; Union, Galloway, from Harlingen; Here,. Barfield, from Harlingen • A matus, Schroder, from Frsderiek s t a dt ; Edward, Wessels, from ' Bremen ; Catharina Maria, Braderin . g., from Wismar; Laurel, Drysdale, from Trieste; Christian Monte. Borensen, from Dram. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Samuel Sarah, Irott for EST. badger, and St. Thomas ; Britannia, Pox, for Hantburgb ; Susar... ash, Peters, for Dublin; Nelson Packet, Coates, for Cork;, Britannia, Connell, for Limerick ; Hope, Roberts. for Newry. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—he, Mary Swan, Wright, for Madeira, Teneriff, and Quebec ; Earl Bathurst, Found, for Rotterdam; Flora, Kiok, for Rotterdam Spec Nova, Gios, for Christiania. • CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Kangaroo. Donnell, for Genoa and Leghorn ; Active, Croke, for Dunkirk ; Britannia, Nubia, for Lisbon ; Ajbion,Robinson, fur Elsinore and Petersburgb Belle Al. fiance, Wrintan, for Antwerp and Brussels; •Barrossa, Hotchinson„ for Teneriff, Madras, and Calcutta ; kieerurnetla, Zsraatenburg, for Amsterdam; Johannes and W'hilheltuina, Moyenkied, for • Roterdamandiernsterdazu. CLEARED Otrrw,arns TO TRELANDA—ThAeesoIuRR,RubeEDL. for Londonderry ; Duke of iVellington, Wishart, for• Limerick; Economy, James, fer Cork. . rt,: s , 1 • i Derby Slo - ruMaasla 1= Norfolk Northampton cbsCh NOrtliumberland" Ibees (exclusive of Nottingham As Can Brea. Tilbury For) Oxford Household Troops • (Borer (including the Rutland in Loudon aad its Ciky of Bristol) Salop Vicinity. Boats Somerset OATS. To his Majatv's Cavalry and Artillery Horses, in Cantonments and Quarters in the under-mentioned Cosinties : Redford Gloster Hudgind Berwick Raeford Salo. Bucks Ilertfarl Stafford Luahridgo Hunts Westmoreland Chester Leicester Wilts • Cimberisati Lincoln Worcester Darby Monmouth North and South Durham . Word. Woks limy be lume.. - By * order. R. OLDEBSRAW, Clerk. lbstant hilly A, MISES, Comprising an excellent FA.SIILV RESIDENCE, with eommanding front-shops, warehouse. and commodious wine vaults, melt advantageously situate io the Market-place; and in which the grocery and wine trades have been carried on for mane years. A capital newly-erected FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, called Woad Hill House, with schoolrooms, coach-house, stable, garden, play-ground, and' all neces sar y o ffi ces , now occup i e d b y dlr. Williams. as a classical establishment. A FREEHOLD DIV.ELL /NG. HOUSE and Premises,situated in Bath-Street, row used as the Union Bank, and in the occupation of George Walters, Esq. A FREEHOLD MULLING-HOUSE adjoining this last, now in the occupation of dlr. Pitt, silversmith. . Three FREEIIOLD DWELLING-HOUSES and shons, in Cheap -street, in theseveral oecupationo of Mr. Mudden, Mr.Gebrge, and Mr. Knight. • A FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOLlSE, T garden -- - offices, near the Bridge, in the occupation of /t - A FfiNtROLD DIVELLINt3 • • FROM LLOYD'S LIST. • Pitszawc g, SPT,ll.—The Carl Frederick, Dahl, which for Longsound on the Bth put back the •rotme day, the wind tiro log to * hard from S.E .' She still remain; in the !tottot,..F:er. FALMOUTH, SEPT. 44.—Arrived the Skelton, Carlile, frost the liavaimah; sailed 25th June. Sailed the Swallow packet, for America; the 31archioness of Queensberry packet. tor Ja. maiea ; the Ark, Rayner, for Berbiee, and the Lusitania, Gibbons, for Oporto. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 14.—A rrived the Henry David:or. Barclay, from Jamaica; and the Diadem trOnalrert, from Pam. , mouth. .IDLINDNIAKERS and PAINTERS, desirous of l)con tracting to make and deliver, in a stated period after the or ders even, 13IXE SILK BLINDS, in 111AflOfANY FRAMES, of seasoned Wood. In else generally about 16 by 22 inches, toe regtested to transmit their terms (for cash-parvenu.) tit writing, post nail, to the Secretary of the East India Tea Com pany, at the Offices, 149, Leadenhall-street. Books Just Published, by' iSrilliant Cole, 10, Newgate-street, London. I. rrHE LITTLE LEXICON; or, r llultum in Parvo' of the gitglish Language; edntaining upwanls of 2000 words more than are tianaUrfound ip Abridgements of Dr, Johnson's Dictionary. Mops' / . ..roe. boards Bs.;. neatly bound 7s. lid.; with tuck lk; morocco gilt Os. Bd.; ditto, 'with tuck, 95.; ditto, with lock, 9s. Bd. " If this volume is small enough to be collects toy, (for it Is ' about the length of 'the fore-tinger,of an alderman.") tt is well enough done to 'be thought a very useful Abridgement of Dr. Johnson's groat Dictionary. My Lady may pop the Lexicon into her reticule, and take a peep unknown to any body, whenneectwatyt and my Lord may emsult"' bltaltum in Parro t ' without suspicion, even in the House of Peers."....Literary Getette, No, 43t1. 2. JOHNSON'S IN/PROVED A BRID4B.H);NT ; taming ie_srest number of _Words not to be fined in any forayer SIX OF Z. 20,000, IN ONE DAY. BISH cannot impress too strongly on the minds of his Friends the Public, that Parliament has determined there shall be no more Lotteries after the present drawings. This system of finance, that has existed upwards of 150 years, and is tbe only mode by Which any Person embarking a 'ma]) stint may irilt few PORTSWOUTH, SEPT. 115..—Passed by the Thomas AlFete.' —, from Grenada, for London. Sailed the Baltic Meechar.; transport, far Deptford.' DEAL, Steyr. 15.—Passed through from the river the Sophia.; Rutter. for Miran - debt; the Barbadoes Packet, Laws, for Smyrna the Nimble, Wrightson, for Barcelona;' and the Resolution./ Webb, for Trinidad. GRAVE sEwn,' SEPT. 11.—Arrived the Young Regulus, Snow: dam. from Memel; Union, Galloway, from llarlingen ; Hero. ,Rarffehl, from ditto; Frien ds, Spurs*, frosts Quernsaf ; Mar, from Einbdert t and Nast Star, Liktett, from Clottenburgh. Sailed the ilibberta, Theaker, for Calcutta ; Nile, Stokes, toe Gibraltar ; Fanny, Berras, for Malta ; Elrick, M•Lear, for Alva. redo; Argus, Pain, for Hamburgh; Carl, Hammer, for Menai, ; and Eliza, Negret, for Havre. • SUNDERLAND, SEPT. 13.—The Hope, of A bestieen which sailed from this port on the 9th inst. for Hansbureg, 440. r. sprung a leak A sea, was obliged to put back, with eight feet watt in her hold, to repair. The cargo must be taken out. 31IRAMICHI, A uo. 15.—The Sarah, Mann, is detained furs. breach of the quarantine laws of thi province. you ags's in the - undu-mentiOned Counties In South Britain : Berke Lancaster Surrey Ccensan 3liddleses Sussex Devon Norfolk Warted& Donee North ainpton York Loge lorthumberiana . And in the several Banat (including the . ottingham ' Counties in North lsie of Wight) Somerset ' Britain. Kent Stifiblk Brilliant' Scheme, which. not stnly retains an the late popular at. tractions, but embraces for the first time since the establishment of Lotteries, and before their final conclusion, SIX .t20,e011 I £20.000 f21.0e0 X 20.000 4.10.000 £20,000 &c. &c. exceeding One-fourth of a million of money, all in One Day, lilth October. Tickets and Shares are on sale at Rish's fortunate offices for icl• ling Capitals, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, London; where he shared and sold in the list few months, Four Prizes of 30,000:. and Four Prizes of 2 1 1.000/. ; in the Lottery drown 13th July last, Two Prises of 20.000/. each, and Six other Capitals. many other useful Addenda. &tad and leisered, 3a. 3. JOHNSON'S SCIIOOII DICTIONARY; printed In square lamo. sows to present six columns at one view (including ill-the matter contained in the former). Bound and lettered 3s. 4. The ARTISAN; or, Mechanic's Instructor: a popular, comprehensive, and systematic Work, on the most useful Seientes. Complete in nitie parts, price Is. 41, each; or in one thick Bvo. vol. extensively illustrated with portraits of eminent Scientific Men, and 600 Diagrams, 12s. 6d. S. ASTRONOMY, AS IT IS KNOWN AT TIIE PRESENT DAY. By Gto. G. Caaqr, Esq. Editor of " The Artisan." Bvo. hoards, with a Portrait of Sir I. Newton, fir. 6. 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A genteel FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, called Selwood rot tage;surrotimded by nearly 40 Acres of Rich PASTURE LAND. The two last mentioned Estates are delightfully situated nearly one mile from the town of Frome, adjoining estates of the Earl of Cork and Sir Thomas Champneys, and commanding extensive prospects. Also about twelve Acres of FREEHOLD LAND adjoining Selwood Cottage, in the occupation of Mr. James Coombs. Alo eight Acres of FREEHOLD PASTURE LAND, near the said Selwood Cottage. in the occupation of Jane Butler. Also two Acres of FREEHOLD PASTURE LA ND at Frome Hill, near Frame Field, pleasantly situated for building, being well supplied with water. A small LEASEHOLD ESTATE, at Marston Bigot, with farm-house and homestead, and 13 Acres of PASTURE LA ND. A small LEASEHOLD ESTATE, at Tuckmarsh, with house, garden, and abOut 21 Acres of PASTURE LAND. Also two Acres of FREEHOLD PASTURE LAND, at But. tlemoor, in the occupation of Thomas King. Also four Acres of LEASEHOLD PASTURE LAND, situated near Key ford House. Also two Acres ofIREELIOLD and three Acres of LEASE HOLD PASTURE LAND, adjoining ' White-well-lane, at CritchilL One Acreof LEASEHOLD PASTURE LAND, near Clink, in the occupation of Mr. J. Sinkins. A FREEHOLD COTTAGE and garden, adjoining Selwood Farm, at Spring-gardens, well supplied with water. The whole will be more fully described in printed particulars, which will.be ready for delivery in a short time, and may be had at the White Hart, Bath; George' Inn, Trowbridge; Swan Inn, Bradford ; King's Arms, Alelksham ; George Inn. Shepton Mallet; at Messrs. Knight's, Devizes: at the Auctioneers' offices, Cnurch court, Old Jewry, London, and Frome t or, on application to Messrs. Phelps and Thring, Solicitors,. Watminster,• or, to Mr. Whitaker, Solicitor, Frome ; at whose respectire . offica plans of the Estates may be seen. That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day of neteber nest ; that Proposal in writing, sealed up rid marked Tsce.er for Army Supplies," will be received at the' Office on or bi.re Lumley, the 27th day 9f September next, but none will be mired after Twelve o'clock do that day. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, alert fur the Counties comprising North and South {{'ales, all of which mug be included in one Tender : likewise the Islands of Alderney. fisernsey, and Jersey s as also the several Counties In North Britain and each Proposal must have the better which maned. to the Tender properly, tilled up. by two persons of known property engaging to become bound with the party tender ing in the amount stated in the printed particulars, for the due per forstarcs of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed in words at leaspht andebould it so happen that during the continuance of lk-O Contract no troops should he supplied by virtue of the same, the expanse of the bruims ore the Contract and Bond, paid in the first tetanee by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. sire Otto V ERY superior POLISH for FINE WOODS, Ma- NITURE, &e. Prepsred by. and to be hai only . of, the Proprietor*, Messrs. G. MARSHAL!. and CO., Chemists, Brewer -street, Goble,- square, London, in bottles at 2s. 6d. and be. each, with directions for use. Instrument-makers, Cabinet-makers, Uptiolnerers, andDealsra, supplied wholesale, on liberil terms. This Polish never becomes cloudy, but 'will always retain a bright, beautiful, and brilliant surface; and it is not injured by hot water being spilled on it: on the contrary, it may he washed occasionally, if necessary. •,,,* For Carved Work, Beading, Legs, Ac., Polish to be used with a brush may be had at the same price, which may be applied over wax, if required. To be had as above, The Oxygenated Soda Powders Lavender Vinegar Superior Seitilltx Powders Eau de Cologne Cheltenham Salts. in Crystals Arquebusade Water Ditto, ditto, in Efflorescence Lavender Water Finest Calcined Magnesia Ditto, Perfumed Pectoral Gough Drops Ditto, Mille Fleur Aromatic Vinegar Vegetable Extract Camphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, Ac. And every genuine Drug and Medicine of the finest quality, for home and for exportation. The Harp, Laurie, from Liverpool, for St. John's, New Bruns. wick, was lest in the Bay of Fundy —crew saved. From the Agent to Lloyd's at Genoa, dated Sept. I :—" Reports( have reached this place that the Twits, with a powerful arsi, mon* Miasolonghi op the 2d ult., but were repulsed with great loss. and obliged to raise the siege." Extract of a letter from Captain Young, of the Justine, front' Grenada, dated off Dungeness, Sept. ZS :—" On the 11th about two leagues to the N.E. of ,the Bermudas. we experiences complete hurricane, which commenced from the E.S.E., and were round to the N.W., and lasted SO hours. The day after the ga,ies we Tell in with the Mayflower, a large schooner, belonging to :ma bound for Jamaica, in distress, out three weeks from Quebec ; had" thrown all her deck load overboattl, and am nearly foundete,:.' Supplied her with some sails, cordage, spar for a jih.hoom, c.ml several other small articles. She appeared to have suffered much."' The Sophia, Rae, arrived at Liverpool from Campeachy, aailett July 4. Left-loading them the Macclesfield., Stevens, and Sarah. Kendal, for Liverpool. The David, Shaw ; Robert Ft;F!„ Barker; and Solon, White, had sailed for La Guayra, to load. MELANCHOLY CASE OF SUICIDE. ot at is :hk - k (rata ere and allet ad it Particulate of the Contract may be had upon application at this °eke between the hours of ten and four, and of the Barret* Mas ters in the Wands of Uurnsey. Jersey, and Man; and u sevoral Cteratioes have been made in the printed Particulars, which A her mons are printed in Italic, it is requested that persons making Tea te s aitl cztefedly attend to the same. :en 1 morn ; she Wan "it. ths N.D. Semple, of the Bread and Ideal may be seen at this Office, be:sven the hews of twelve and two. 12 The HOUSEWIFE'S DIRECTORY ; being the moat complete System of Domestic Economy ever submitted to public notice : including every kind of instruction in Cooking, Pickling, Preserving, At. &c. By J. E. WAT SO N. Bound in red es. 6d. " We never recollect to have cast our eye over so much truly use ful knowledge to all who would become good housewives, as is contained in the' Directory."'—Monthly Repository. 13. 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To BUTCHERS, BAKERS, BREWERS, MILK- Er, Notice is hereby given. that the WEEKLY BOARD will meet as TUESDAY the Illkh inst., to receive Proposals for Serving the Itherital with the following articles for One Year, from Michael: tor Day trot, the Inns foe the awns to be paid quarterly, viz.:— Carcasses of W ether Mutton, from nine to eleven stone, without the kidney tat. u pew steer; Mouse Buttock and Leg of Mutton Neu of Beef, also Fl an k Pieces, all free from bone, at per vane; and Clods and Stickings for Soup, per stone ; best Wheaten Bleed, pa Cut; best Tolle Beer per barrel; Milk pa barn WWI best Duos Butter, Monceau and Cheshire Cheese, per cwt.: Nottkd sat! Yellow Soap, per cwt.; Mould, Store. and RuhlCsedleir; best Champion Potatoes, at per ton of 121,1b5. to the ort. The whole to be delivered to the Hospital free of ex :”.. Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for any eli. mate. N.B. All other advertised Preparations for making the Soda and !kidlit: Waters, antler the above names, are spurious. 6 .° Merchants, &c. supplied on liberal terms 011 S wee • his BUENOS AYRES. won. r OA " Donna et platens uxor."—lioß. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey.tirop) thy pleasing wife. saw,' town. Nog, Frher particulars may be known by application to the House 6tevrar: at the Hospital. A. SHEDDEN, Secretary. ? ( B- No proposal will be received after twelve o'clock , an d all Imposes must be sealed, and endorsed for what articles the party tsems to offer; and no attention will be paid except the person, or mite one on his behalf, attend. The tiovernors will not feel them ekes obliged to take the lowest offet. 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Cole. 10, Newgate-street ; and to be had of all Booksellers in Town and Country. SURREY, SUSSEX, and SOUTH WA UK FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Capital One Million, in MIMI/ of Ono Hiandral Pounds each. CHAIRMAN. CHARLES CALVERT, Esq. 31. P. DE PUTT.CII AIRMAN. JAMES HORNE, Esq. DIRECTORS. TIMIS 8 Bastldge, Esq. Jacob Hagen, Esq. 7 : l omaa Christi :s r. Esq. Robert Kirby, Esq. -wa Curling, ' W. Wnodbndge Nub, Esq. William Curtain, Richard Price, Esq. i'lePh Ellis, E... 1(1 ' T. Allen Shuter, Esq. !mantas r amotn i 3, Esq. Daniel Watney.,B9. Charles Francis. Est Benjamin Wood, Log. AboiToas—F 1 oung, Esq., Thomas Bush, Esq., Emanuel Silva, Esq. STANDING COILINSEL—AIIied Perkins, Esq. hoirctroas—:Messrs. Maroon and Son. Forstoraw—Thomas Walshman, Esq. M.D. Sonorox—Thoonas Caitaa ay. Esq. ACTUARY—MI. 0. W. Wilson. Suavr.roa—Joseph Walker, Esq. BANIERS—IIISSMS. Weston, Young, and Rostock. Iris Company has been formed upon principles combining the .Trin Perfect 'tensity, with advantages equal to, if not greater than , 46, 4 °Fend by any similar institution. The Fire and Lif e Departments are kept distinct ; thus &Wonting le advantages as if the Assurances were effected at separate !rives assured either against loss by Fire, or upon Live' , wi l l !wily pertieiprte in two-thirds of the profits, without any on their part to contribute towards losses. ,The Company's Prospectuses, containing Rates and Conditions. s hirk are on a lib eral scale, may be had ea app li cat i on a t their ' e l Si. Southwark. HAPPINESS, ,t the gay to-morrow of the mind," is insured by marriage ; " the strictest tie of perpetual friend ship" is • gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but ' to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the free. dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such actuation are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the be. holder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the natural dignity into a state of inanition, from which the agonised suffers.? more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscurar stren:.,th, felicity ; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' suciessful ex-perience. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath —for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it stn be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxa tion of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeel ing empiric from the position se presumptuously taken up, we deviate from general principles with less hesitation ; anti confident in our own honourable integtiry as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either sex (ape. cially thole entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal consultation; and letters from the country are immediately answered; these must contain a remittance for advice and medicine, which can be for warded to any pan of the world, however distant. BOSS and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons No. 11, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London. ll.* Just published. Seventeenth Edition, L The &GIS of LIFE, a familiar Commentary on the above Diseases. 2. HYGEIANA, addressed exelosively to the Female Sex. May be had at 20, Paternoster. row ; 59, Pall-mall ; 16, Princes street, Soho ; 174, Fleet-street ; 4. Carherine-street, Strand, Lon don ; Porter. 72, (kralkomstrat, Dublin.; Jones, 117, Trongate, Wagon •61 S o uth Bridge-street, Edinburgh; and of all Book *ellen. i'rise is. BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. AS a mild and effbctual Remedy for all those Disorders which originate in a vitiated action of the Liver and Binary (Irgans, namely Indigestion, Loss of Appetite. Head-ache, Heart burn, Flatulencies, Spasms, Costiveness, Affections of the Liver, &c. &c. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS have, met with more general approval than any other Medicine whatsoever. They unite every recommendation of mild operation with successful effect ; and require no restraint or confinement whatever during their use. In tropical climates, where the consequences of redundant and ♦itiated bile are.so prevalent and alarming, they are an invaluable and efficient protection. They are likewise peculiarly calculated to correct disorders arising from excesses of the table, to restore the tone of the stomach, and to remove most complaints occasioned by Irregularity of the bowels. Sold i n Itoxes, at 2s. ild. ; frs.; Ili. ; and 225. ; by Butler, Che. mist, 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond. street. London ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the llnited.Kingdotn. Of whom may be bad, PARSON'S fIOOPING COT:Ofi :MEDICINE, an effectual and safe muted, fur this dangerous complaint. In packsts, at 2s. ed. The following arc extracts of letters from Mr. Living stone and Mr. Taylor, settlers at Buenos Ayres, and be longing to the Rio ae la Plata Agricultural Association (tbe latter of whom is a native of Newton-upon-Ayr) : [From Mr. Livingstone's, dated June 9, 1825.] " To describe this country would be impossible. The richness of the soil is beyond description. Although this is the winter month, the trees are under fruit. Tbey ire preparing their gardens and their fields to receive all kinds of crops, and will continue to do so till August, when all shall be under blossom, and summer com mences. At this time, it will be fine summer weather in our own country. The most fertile plains here are fit to receive all the po pulation of Scotland ; and any persons who come free of engage ments might live luxuriously and independent, with very little in. dustry. " Oar passengers are here viewed with much curiosity by the natives, who are daily making presents to than. Tell Ronald to get a Spanish Grammar, god use it during the passage as much as possible. This is a fine country for all kin;ls of tradespeople. There are only a few days since their independ. ence has been acknowledged. This town is going under a great deal of repairs, which was neglected very much in times past. It would istonith you to see the ladies here going bareheaded, nothing but a light gauze over their heads, like a Highland Tounag, but they arc very genteel in their manners. There are no less than upwards of live thousand English and Scottish people in this city, excluyive of those in the country." as. [From Mr. 0. Taylor's, dated June 8, BUS.] " Too much credit cannot he given to Captain Coubro for his conduct on every occasion. His humanity and attention to the sick, in particular, wiU ever be remembered with gratitude by the' passengers. We are all very comfortably lodged in a convent,l about a mile from the city, and supplied with abundance of fresh provisidns, vegetables, Fie., and every thing that was required for ' , oar comfort hiss been liberally furnished by the agents. We se, m to be objects of great curiosity to the natives, and have been visited by them in crowds. We understand our settlement is about thirty leagues up the River, at St. Pedro, where there is a convent, which will serve very conveniently for our reception. We expect to go up :in a few days. I conclude with saying, that the passengers have been all satisfied with the treatment they received while r a laud." SUDDEN DEATII.-Mr. Butt Armstrong, a gentleman who resides near the toot of Kew Bridge, on his return from Lin coln's-inn, suddenly complained of being taken with shivering after dinner on Thursday. Symptoms increased, and Mr..`.. went to bed, and was 3 corpse in a few ininutes dm lying down. -- - A dreadful occurrence took place on the morning of Wednesday' the 7th inst. at Doddington, in the Isle of Ely, which has produced a strong and awful sensation in that place and the surroundice. neighbourhood. The Rev. Henry Bourdier, a young gentleirat son of a highly rear cetable clergyman of that name at Wellieg_ borough, in Northamptonshire, had been some time officiating for the Rev. Thomas Margetts, during the illness of that gentl.m.. , ,, at the curacy of Doddington. About a fortnight ago he Iva. -.t racked with a'bilious fever, which left bim in a very nervous ard debilitated state. labouring under much mental imtation, and a fearful expectation of a return of the complaint. 11r. Afareitts passed more thin an hour with him on each of the two tooratoeo preceding the fatal day, and found hint in the utmost dejection and lowness of spirits. Ile complained much of the solitariness of hew situation, having had no one hitherto to speak to, in consequence or the dread entertained of the fever, and stated that his medical a:- tendant, Mr. Cullege, had advised him to go home to his friends for society and change of scene. Mr. Margetts also urged him to visit his friends without delay. and proposed driving him to Hunt. ingdon in his gig to meet the coach ; but the unhappy invalid started various trifling objections to the journey, and was afraid to ride In an open chaise. Ile became, however, so cheerful after he and his kind friend Mr. Margetts bad spent some timer together, that he gave up all thoughts of going borne, saying he thought he should be very soon, well If be could get a friend to keep him company. Dlr. glargetts promised to ride over to see him the next morning, and the unhappy yuutla ithmediately exclaimed; "Oh ! that's right, do clime if you posai_ bly can." Some of the neighbotus called in afterwards, and erg with him till ten o'clock, when he retired to rest. The next aton ing he rang the bell about half-past severs, when the little girl who waited on him came and asked hint how he was. Ile said lie was better, but so full of trouble that he thought he should go out of his mind. He then ordered her to light a lire below, sa he ghoul.t get up, and to bring some hot,water for shaving as soon at it was ready. She brought the water about half-past eight, and on re_ ceiving no answer when she called, she opened the door a few inches, that he might hear her the more readily. when "le disco. vered her master lying upon the boor, with his legs elm:: to tn.: door. Supposing lie had fainted, she her sister and ne i i . bouts, who went and found him lyiag in a stream of blool, wit:t razor by his aide half open, and a cut in the right side of Ma allot., about an inch and a halt open, and four or live in lenzth y Diu %rut on that side appeared to be almost severed hornet's bodit„ gir awful and appalling state Mr. glargetts found his aided, when :Ls came to fulfil hie promised visit. An inquest was subee.lbantly held on the body, by Mr. Pratt, the Coroner, and a wet.ii# "Insanity" returned. The medical friend of dre "unfortopf . .ta young gentleman had seen him every morning, but perceived , thing but dejection of spirits and nervous affection. He had pre viously told. 31r. 31argetts that he had fors short time before lea dreadfully low in the mornings.—Canihridge Chronicle. _ _ • About two o'clock Oa Wednesday morning, a fire broke out in one of a row of Ave hnusec, in an unfinished state, built by Mr. Oliver, of Pentonrille, under circumstances which render 1 t more than probable that it was caused by some incendiary with the purpose of destroying the whole row. It is scarcely more than • month since one of the houses was completely destroyed soccasion l and another house greatly damaged. Placards offering a reward mischief on on still the ill on present the e b t uilding ethos was con this lent for the discovery of the guilty parties were afterwards circulated_ and those br on n e k o e f out. T i) h la e iscamrdsc to the house in which the tire originated.