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. ....... •- - ; -7 • _ .7 4:71-- 7- - Z- - 1- - z-- --- P 7 - --- •-•7 let/ f r 7 :s - - 8. \;,e , • re • /4 t, , 1 ' ,I I ~ .c. ,• r j' Ar . . .1. , il r a. •it 11 le : r ..,.. 0 .% 1 " . ' • ' # • '. .. ./' 1 1 . e * lat' • e 1 ' 0 . - 6,4,. f.I • . • ' ... . , .7:4 •%Iloi. - - /...* •-•.. -...„ + V 1 -1 10/ jl e L IZ; .... .--• • .. ...:osergl 1.- .._ - 18 9 6. Price Ida SALES BY AUCTION. STATE OF TRADE. -i.100r.... RESPECTABLE FREEHOLD, ;DETACHED HESI- IFt om the Peisky Advertiser.] DENCE, &c., MAIDENHEAD, BERKS. Some of our brother Journalists hate been pleased to notice BELL respectfully begs to announce tO the Mlt certain symPtomi of a revival of trade in Paisl e y. H ow f at three . Public, that the SALE of the above property, advertinare exhibited to our view, who we eoncelte sho u ld at l east possess a g t.iee in the matter, we feel bound wimp to take place on the 20th ins ta nt, i s una v o id a bly POSTPONE until MONDAY, July 3, when the same .111 be SOLD at Gar- I One or more manufacturing house/'may have had orders to en e- raway's. without reserv e . eine from their London cor r e:pond en t s , as i s not un lik e l y ; an ,' . 10, Oxford.atreet, June 15. they may have also engaged a 'few of the unemployed wea'sers fur the purpose of meeting these demands, such as they are, which we HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, dispute not; but that there exist. among Gs any thing reserntdirg the reisitive approach of a sound stable prosperity, we do most Barouchet, Harness, S tr on g H orse , Do u bl e -b arre ll e d G u n, Piano - the deny. forte, by Broadwood. By Ala COX, Rut we must beware lest we injure a common copse by particular On IVEDNFNDAY NEX l', at 11, o n t h e P rem i ses , Will ow . opinion's. We shall thefefore forbear poi tics, pledging ourselves Cottage. Washway, North Brixton. to this, that any distress has no! abated, and that the mtonth for which . alone we have . provision will not by any chance termiltate our period of proba ti on Facts me the best arguments, and single circumstance Cf a stei 'Manuel:l town (C •enockt brine now T H o f E d i n i: i % t it , d i V r a l w T i n U f4 B . a E n i 1 c o c t h i a l p m r b i 1.7 are t c e l e . 1 Irl t a w 1 0 at v se e r ngto lag n e actively employed in contr l ihuting towards g :o f f relief , must , ts, strangers, afford proof &It-sufficient that it is Mu a thing of tint- bedstende, with chintz furreture ; suite of Merino chints-pattern to ver l s rmi . e l e are rd w_ en g c la e d tha to t o l u ea r rn mis t f h ort 4 t t in , t ea m lit ( t .. e ln e passed, °f or eta li r k ,bu ely ner soo o t f i window-curtains ; chimney glasses, rosewood chairs, couches, china gleam, and kitchen requittites. To 'be viewed the day preceding the tale. Catalogues to be ob- tained on the premier '; at the White Horse, Brixton ; and at the P . .3'. . s Lana rk , drysu fo m r s th o e f rel m i o e n l q of t t o lte ti rt; e ttr n e li r i i , n is g rer op , era of t , iv e rs o , m lrtz r e ti t; e arri p . a m ri i , t h tert e, Auctioneers, No. 26, St. James's-street. ... The Lease of the Premises, advertised for sale, is dis- posed of in the coun, where the pr essure of t h e times is f. It most s e v e r e ly. at fd. the reli es of those in di:tress t but as a numbe r o f the parishes Alß. CAMPBELL'S LIBRARY. have made no retu rns lathe nate of their unemployed pasishioners By Mr. EVANS, to tile Committee, the Committ ee h ave keen %timbre to exteed their relief so . generally as they could have wished, for want of propel At his House, No. 93. Pall-mall. on MONDAY NEXT, and r in en 6 t w 3 m o zio l t o i. tti T e The „ lid ark in s h d t re irg c h „m Cr i, m fr i e t . tee l o xhi f R A el re ief hi h h a a v in e l a i l a re rn aty . Two following Dave, THE LAW and MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY of th bee John Campbell, Esq. Accomptant.General of the ton has eith-eribed WI. to their funds, and other stameriptionas are Court of Chancery : iheluding the Statutes ve t Large, by Ruffhead now in progress of being obtained. . and Tomlin*, 2:1 eols. ; Viner's Abridgment, 24 vols. ; Vesey . 's • Chancery Reports, 19 vol s . • a large Collection of Rports in SPORTING /IVTELLIGEATE, Law and Equity ; ltymer's Fredera, 10 vols. ; Journals of the . Lords and Commons, 100 vols. ; Encyclopedia Britannica. with TATTERSALLiS, Tn ORIDAY, Joss 15. the New Supplement, 26 vols. ; Pope's Works, by Wharton and Very few were In attendant* to-day. MOSE, we suppose, to the else• • Wakefield, 20 vole. in TWISial ; Waterhouse'" Commentary on into oi on ' t r i te bet t ing st Le r ev . fo s r v w er h y h e .h nl s l ttak tr , t th a e f r e o . i • io e , nes ing ge “ m re en th is e v oddg ere rte,ee Foftenue, with the rare Portrait ; Johnson's Poets. 73 vols. ; Parliamentary Debates, 159 vols. &e. doe. ST. Leans. 4 to 1 ngst Belzoni 2? to 1 nest Fanny Li to 2 .g-t Hellomite 33 to I art ll'Adam By SAUNDERS and HODGSON, 12 to I art The Dragon 35 to 1 art Terme At their Great Rooms No, 39, Fleet -street, THIS and Nine fol. 17 to 1 agst Crusader I* to I art The Constable lowing Days Nun:lays rim pted). at half.pnst 12 precisely, 20 to 1 art Easton (taken) 1000 to IS art Bartle (taken V ALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Popu- 20 to I asst Pirate 22 to I art Th e G enera l 1000 to IS art Smuggler ,taker., tar Worio in quire.; including 90 Copies of Harries SI: LT R Aurelian, with 47 coppers; an assemblage of Prints, and splendid 4 to 1 on the field. Books of Prints; the hot Editions of the best practical Law Diana Works, &c. &a : amdng which are- tO to I eget Paramour. FOll3-Pirancsi. Works, 14 vols, fine old Roman impressions ; __ _ Mayer's Views; Boydelre Collection of Prints, 2 v 01..; Hake- SNIPPING INTELLIGE Net. 00 doa lose os. l s t iled 29th April , will's Italy. proofs and etchings; Thoreton's Linnreua ; Shak- poti:t...wfxron.NEN7wAy speare Plates, 2 vol.. proof. and etchings, selected by Alderman soiled . f rL I 4 d . Boydell ; llngarth's il'orics ; Cary's Universal Atlas ; Barnet's Arrived the L t a'n n ea E lW ßP r, Reformation. 3 vols. morocco; the Babylonian Talmud, 12 WAS. Jane, Mid, from Charl'eston, in 28 days t Nlesied Knight, from ditto : n A: , e n x , a f n ro d rn er, B it ar a b ld ad iv o i si, n,. f s r a o l t d P 3ot lill h ad A ei p p r h u ia, ; ntniedasrintahrrPolways:„Rawob.er.t., iron, and curious Hebrew 3155. T m o a r y to . lta d allp ra l . 4th ri ti . l l l l; 4 1: th lyor i 4 . 13 i n o rn e tign p ,. n fr y om wit N h e t er he o uo rlea n n i s d. , Quarto-11 iid ing's Coinage. 4 vols. large paper, morocco ; Cost's Walpole, 3 vols. ; Ilttiver's Lavater, a vols. ; Burton'. Works, I; vols. large paper, illustrated ; Butler's Iludihras and Remade', verpool. On tile lOth inst. lu lat. 50. 50. long. 9. 47. spoke the Drill large paper ; Southey's Brazil, 3 vols. ; Angerstein Gantry, large Flora, from Liverpool far Quebec. South Boston, —, from Charleston ' . paper; Pyne's Palaces, 3 vols.; Philosophical Temsactions, 18 Arrived last night the Margaret, Cragg, from Buenos .Ayer ; Stara, vole.; and Copperplate 31agazine, 3 vols. Dikke., from Dordt. Octavo. &c.-Muses Napoleon, 10 vols. proofs and echings; The 'Thalestrls, Stewart, from Liverpool. has arrived at La Gnert3. Chalmeres Poets. 21 vols.; Dodsley'a Annual Register, 67 vo la.; .Tbe Blaphaus. Grimsby, from Ll Ver p oo l ; arrived at Leghorn, In 0 Don Quixote, 4 vols. royal paper, platen From Smirke's Designs; a 1 ' The l'lreretoue, Corner, from Liverpo o l, a rr iv e d at A l i.i ts i pp i on tl.e Swift's Works, 2-2 vols.; the Ad'averley Novels: Scott's Dryden, I 26,t1 April. 18 vols. ; Johnson and Steevens's Shakspeare, 21 vide. ; British The Birmingham, Cobb, from Liverpool, arrived at New York on eke Essayists, 45 eel.. ; Dornford and E•ett'a Reports, with Continua- 19th May. tions. 36 vols.; V iner's Abridgment, 22 vols.; Comyn's Digsat, The Leonora, Hamilton, from the Clyde, has attired at Demerara. by Hammond, 8 vols. ; Taunton's Reports, 11 vols. ; Saunder s 's :t r i l l , : Elias , Hyatt, cleared at Ch ar l eston , for L i verpool, 13tb e , cleared at New Y or k, f or Li verpool , 18 t h May. e Reports, 3 vols.; Campbell's Reports, 4 vols. &c. &C . May. A Maltneany Library Table, Glazed Book-case sashes, Count- 'the Nilo.. Woodberry. sheared at Savannah ; for Liverpool. 12th May. ing.house Desks. &C. I The Hannah, Newby, from Literponl, has arrived at Barbadues. To be viewed, and catalogues had, price Is. each. • PALMOCTR, Joss 13.-No arrivals. Sailed the Marshall, Birch - the REVERSIONS IN THE PUBLIC FUNDS. Two Brothe:e and Sisters, Birch ; the Retry, Nicoll', and the Union, Ilsobins-ail for London.-Wiud N. By Messrs. MIJNN and CURTIS. Cowes, Jcvs 14.-Arrived the Denmark Hill, Foreman. from Van • At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, Diemen's hand. sailed 17;1 1 tsnns.., , . ~. . T HE REVERSION of One-sixth Part of neatly IS r d";y7t r ia c i r led i. the le I 3 . -A l l t r o l i v lV: n fu e r ja ,zp,..,: 6 =A." 6,0001. and 3.5001. Stock in the 3 per Cent. Consolidated for Area angel ; and the Wellevley, l e errimea, ;or London. Camilla , The Inchon' . Bark Annuities, and of 500!. East India Stock, transferable on the Tradtr transport has come Into harbunr.-Wind W.N.W. demise of the survivor of a Gentleman 67 years of age, and a Lady nest. Jes:a 14.-Sailed the Avis, Stead, foe China; the Clio. Tasman. 1 60, part standing in the name of the Accountant-General of the I for St. Vincent's •, the Coba, Claik, for St. Lucia ; the CILOWHIMI,T,4I. for Bethke ; and the Cornwall, Smi t h, k r Quebec..--Southoly light Court of Chancery, and the remainder in the names of two Trite,. tees of great respectability. I airs. Gaavitsgsm, Joss 14.-Arrived the Wasp, Sterling. from Riga ; Kite, , • Descriptive particulars may be had at Lloyd's ; at the Auction Johnson, from ditto ; Amph:trite, Elliot, from liantris ; Tnentallie. Mclntir e'. from ditto ; Spring, Wilson, front ditto; William, Naaehr, !Hart; of Messrs. Munn and Cur t is. IV a lbr oo k, n ea r t h e R o y a l Exchange. and 263, Regent-street, Oxford-street. from Medembllck ; Justin*. —, from Norway ; Prince Regent, Taylor. from Toba c co; George flibberts, Drysdale, from Antigua. Sailed An- REED SHORE. NEAR BARKING. thomeche, Todd, for Quebec; Dash, Allen, for Retterdrun. Batsrot, Jams 13.-Arrived th e Clarendon, Drew, and the Sylvia, By Messrs. MUSS and CURTIS, re Ainsworth, from Jamaica ; t h e E llen , Duncan, from Tobago ; and tbe At the Auction Mart. on TUESDA V NEXT, at 12, Wilkie. Barber, from Newfoundlaad. A Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting Of S T . Joust's, Newroesmaino..-The schooner Speedwell, a lid+ place, was abandoned at sea on t he 12th tilt. by part of th e cr e w, t b t nearly Forty Acres of Land, hie Mr productive in the growth re•t baring been washed nverboard. The schooner Belissulus, Hackett, of Reeds, well known as Stackaback Reed Shore, situate adjoining .. foundered at Sea 011 the 12th ult. the River Theme', at Minnie side_ in the .....i.4,.....r n.... 1,..,. LONDON, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1826. No. 7,335. THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION of the SOCIETY of BRITISH ARTISTS, Sulrolk.street, M ilian East, is now OPEN, from Eight o'Clock in the Morning until Dusk. Admittance, Is. Catalogues. Is. T. C. 110FI,A ND, Secretary. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTION.—The COMMITTEE of Mr. GOULBURN sit daily at the Union Hotel. Corkspur-street, to receive information and afford facilities to the Voters in his Interest. Union Hotel, Coctspur-street. May 27, 1826. _ _ lIISTRESSED MANUFACTURERS.—At a Meet- U ing of the Manufacturers' Relief Committee. held at the City of London Tavern. on Wednesday. Jane 14, 1826, JOHN JACOB, Eaq in the Chair, It was resolved—That Remittances should be made to the un dermentioned places : To Lowton. near Warrington - - - £3O 0 To New Church, in Winwick - - 511 II To Barnsley, for some neighbouring Townships 100 0 Amount already advertised. £119,270- I le. lid. Per Fell, Son, and Pesrsua, of Wm. Belves' Family and Ulverdone. School -1/. 7s. 13t1 Subscription of the Wm- James Morley - .£1 0 bitants of A verthwaite Rev. F. Dewberry 5 6 £l6 10$1. 6d. William Hubbard 1 0 Do. of Field Broughton 810 0 W. and J. T. . 2 0 Do. of Coniston 1 2 John Sheppard - 1 0 Subscription of the Inha. E. Walker l 6 0 Weems of North Leach, Robert Creaks - Somersetahire, per Rev. Thorns, Miller - C.lllenco hurch and w c e 11 0 James Jarvis The Baptist Robert Whincop Congregation of the James Cs.ker Rev. John Roberts, Rev. 11. Parke Cowbrldge, Glamor. Isabella Dobson - ganshire, per Mr. D. Small Subscriptions Lewis A Collection after a Ser. mon by the Rev. Dr. Steinkopff; at the Lu. therm Chapel, Savoy. in the Strand 291. Os. 04d. First Sul,.cription from the Parish of Horsham, per Rev. H. Rose, Vicar . 60 0 Masonic Lodge of Rene. valence, No. 306, Chat ham - 1".1. 15s. 6d. A few Masonic Brethren of Chatham and its Vi cinity - Miss Dury Rev. Josiah Wilford and Friends, Stanstead, Essex - 4 0 Mr. Key, Cleetthunt 10 0 Collected at the Church of the United Parishes of St. Mildred, Bread. street, and St. Marga ret Moses, after a Ser mon by the Rev. T. G. Ackland, A.M. Rector 221. Its. 61 Subscription from the Inhabi tants of Milford limn, per J. S. Richard,. Secretary : The St. George's Friendly Society, per R. N. Byers - Rev. Thos. Brigstocke 1 0 Capt. Chapel. R. N. 1 0 Samuel Starhuck & Co. 6 5 .1. S. Richards - 6 0 ‘l'. W. Harries - 6 0 3lr. Matthias - 0 Mr. Pascal! . 0 John Nichols . 0 Captain Nnttall . 0 Captain Poyntz, R.N. 0 Henry Leach . 0 Captain Davis's, R.N. 0 Thomas Walker - It Mr. Pringle . 0 Capt. Pickard, R. N. 0 Capt. Marshall, R. N. II Capt. Hallands - 0 Capt. Grey . it Dr. M - 31tlian . Gayer Sturbuck - Wm. Roberti Female Laudable Society, per R. 11. Byers 1 0 Paul Sturbuek - 2 0 : Small Sums - 11 6 SALES BY AUCTION. RESPECTABLE FREEHOLD. BETACHED RESI DENCE, &c., II AIDESIIEAD, BERKS. R. BELL respectfully begs to announce to the INA. Public, that the SALE of the above property, advertiwO to take place on the 20th inntaht, Is unafoidrbly POSTPONED until MONDAY, July 3, when the same .111 be SOLD at Gar• raway's. without reserve. 10, Oxford.street, June 15. R I w N i Tt that U l b T e I O i t N y nFd'acl olmTal I . n — din H K l kSitiMdDA ess -5 which he has always favoured the objects of the British In. volition, having placed at the disposal of the Directors, for the p u rpose of immediate exhibition, his PRIVATE COLLEC rf lON of PICTURES, from Carlton-House Palace, the Gallery will be opened on MONDAY NEXT, the 101 h inst., and e9au nue open daily, from Ten in the morning until Six in the evening. Admission, One Shilling. W Catalogue. One Shilling. I ['IAA fel ISA 11 NA RD. Keeper. 4,a . . CLEMENT DANES CHARITY SCHOOLS. Instituted 1700. On SUNDAY MORNING NEXT, the 18th inst., a SER -4 110 N will be Preached for the Benefit of the Children belong ng thereto, by the Rev. N. ADAMS, Fellow of Sidney Sussex Col kite, Cambridge. By this Establishment 130 Boys and 25 Girls are clothed, and the latter wholly maintained in a commodious house; and 200 more children of each sex are all instructed together en the Madras system. The Children of poor parishioners are admitted gratis, and, la a reward fur good conduct, are advanced to the Clothed Establishment. Any contributions will be thankfully received by Sir F. Om ruanney, the Treasurer, at No. 22, Norfolk-street, Strand ; by the Master of the Schools, 45, Stanhope-street ; or by the Collector, Mr. W. Smith, 25, llolles-street, Clare-market. Divine Service to begin at Eleven o'clock. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. orxTLzurx, y - 011 have created a debt of gratitude which I will endeavour, although I fear I shall never be able, to dis charge. The unexampled support I have received from my fellow-eiti sans justifies me in looking with confidence to the result of the con test in which I em engaged ; and I have now, foe the last time during the p r esent Election, to solicit the favour of your attendance at the Poll To-morrow morning. I remain, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful Servant, WI L lAA 111 T 11031 PSON. Committee-mom, London Tavern, June 16, 1826. 22 2 0 2 0 5 0 1 1 8 0 8 0 0 10 - 4143 - 4034 STATE OP THE POLL, SIXTH DAY. Thfmrpson . - 1435.5 I Waithmon The Lord Mayor - 3747 Ward Wood 3984 TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. Committee Room. City of London Teem., June 18. 182';. 26 GENTLEMEN. THE result of this day's Poll has been such u to de mand my wannest gratitude. My advance, as I predicted from the commencement, is 66 Sl o w but Sure," and I now occupy a station still more diivinguisheil than that to which by your good opinion I had been previously elevated. To-morrow, at Three o'clock, the l:lectinn will close ; allow me therefore, whilst I espremi the deepest sense of your continued favour, most rescectfully to entreat your early attendance at Guildhall, in order to crown your efforts by my complete and triumphant success. I have the honour to be. Gentlemen, Your very obliged and faithful Servant, WILLIAM WARD. STATE OF Tilts PAT'S POLL. Ell 17 Barnett end Co. Rev. fates, Re c tor MR. CAMPBELL'S LIBRARY. By Mr. EVANS, At his Rouse, No. 93...PalLfrall : on MONDAY NEXT, tam of Eccleston - 28 0 Peckham Episcopal Chc. pel, after a Sermon by the Rev. W. H. Springer 71 17 Parish of St. Stephen's, Ipswich 8 11 Parish of East Bergholt, Sufrolic . - 23 0 Eadaile and Co. Parish of Fordham. Ewes, by the Rev. 81. Dodd 101. 9s. Ild. So. 2 1 1 Col. Serjeantson - 10 0 Mrs. Seroantscn - 2 0 A Collection made at the :Annual Meeting of the Calvinistic IVelsh Me thodists at Bangor 241. os. &I. 241. Os. fit Two following Dave, THE LAW and AIISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY of J. the live John Campbell, Esq. Accompront.neneral of th Court of Chancery : it,eluding the Statute,* nt Large, by RofMem and Tomlin*, 23 TOIS. ; Viner's Abridgment, 24 vole. • Vesey' ; Chancery Reports, 19 vol s . a large Collection of Report* Caw and Equity ; Itymer's Ftedera, 10 vole. ; Journals of th, Lords and Common., 100 vole. ; Encyclopedia Britannica, wit the New Supplement, 26 vols. ; Pope's Work*, by Wharton an. Wakefield, 20 vole. in mesh' ; ‘raterbouee's Commentary on Forteecue, with the rare Portrait ; Johnson's Poets. 75 vols. Parliamentary Debates, 159 vole. litc. d.e. IVATER EXCURSION, in All) of the FUNDS of the SEA 3IEN'S HOSPITAL SOCIETY, under the Patronage of the Committee of Managonent. Capt. BOWLES, R.N., Chairman. The Proprietors of the ECLIPSE and ALBION, Margate Steam-Packeta, having again most liberally offered the gratuitous use of their fine Vessel, the VENUS, fur an EXCURsION, on THURSDAY. June 29, the Committee beg leave to invite the Friends of the Institution to join them on that day. The Venus will leave the Tower at Half.past Nine o'clock pre cisely, and proceed down the River as far as posaible, so as to re turn early in the evening. The Vessel will stop at Greenwich and Blackwall on going and returning. Tickets, 11. each, to include Refreshments (except Wine), Tickets for Children, Ins. each; to be had of the Committee of Ala taiga:tient at Mr. liatchard's, Bookseller, Piccadilly ; of the Se cretary, at the Society's Office, 19, Itishopsgate-street, next door to Cie City of London Tavern ; and on board the Grampus, lying Or Green iv ich. 1 10 1 0 . 3084 - 3747 Ward . 4035 Wood - Thompson . . 5365 Lord Mayor Waithman . 4142 1 - I LECTION OF THE LORD MAYOR.—A Meet s.. 4 ing of such of the Livery of London as are in the Interest of the Right Hon. the IA /RD MAYOR. and who have not yet polies!, will be held in the Egyptian Hall. at the Mansion House, THIS :HORNING, at Nine o'clock preekely, for the purpo.e of proceeding to Guildhall to poll, at which Meeting every Gentle man of the Committee, and every Fiend of hi. Loril.hip, i e m a t o earnestly requested to at end, as the Poll finally closes at Three o'clock. BY SAIINOF:RS and HODGSON, At their Great R00m,,, No. 39, Fleet.weet, TII IS and Nine fol . _ . - lowing Days (-suntlovi es ri ptcd). at hillf.past 12 precisely. VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. Pops Inc Works in quires; including SO Copies of Harris' Aurelian, with 47 coppers; an assemblage of Prin ts, and eplendi Hooka of Primo; the last Editions of the best practical La' Works, he. : tundng which are— Foll3—Piraticsi's Works, 14 vols. fine old Roman Impressions Mayer's Views; Boydell'a Collection of Prints, 2 vols.; Hake will's Italy. proofs and etching.; Thoraton'a Linnteutt ; Shak, speare Plaice, 2 vols. proofs and etchings, selected by Alderrnst Boyden ; Works; Cary's Univerwil Atlas; Burnet' Reformation. 3 vols. morocco; the Babylonian Talmud, 12 volt and curious Hebrew 3ISS. Lees and Co. Rev. T. Parke - 2 2 Willis and Co. From Wokingham, Berke. per Stephens., Harris, and MV LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, for the AID- A surance of Lives of Persons in every station of Life. A GENERAL 3IEETINO will be held at the Society's Office, et , . Lincoln's Inn-fields, on SATURDAY. the 24th instant, at El , ven for half-past Eleven precisely, fur the purpose of electing s,v Directors, and also Four Auditors, and for receiving the Di rectors at.d Auditors' Report. and for gener,tl By order, JAS. ANDEBTON, See. N.B. Two of the Auditors will be chosen by the persons who have been assured to the amount of 10001. or upwards for the space et at least two years. T. H.A. kfirle 5 0 Rey. J. Rocket' - 2 2 31r. Roberta - - Mr. Home 31r. It'heeler . . Mrs. %V heeler - James Wheeler - John Wheeler . 3lr. Brown - . Mr. H award Askew Hilleoat - Mr. Holton . - Mrs. Blanehenhager 0 Sundry small Subscrip tions - 41. 19s. 6d. 1 4 -1 L ECT lON of the LORD mmroa.—The Com / miltee for conducting the ELECTION of the LORD MAYOR consider themselves bound, at this crisis, to appeal to the Livery of London in favour of his Lordship's claims upon their support. They will not refer the Livery to the Lord Mayor's faithful dis. charge of the various and important civic duties which have at dif ferent times devolved upon him, although they can declare with confidence that these have been fulfilled in such a way, that even the finger of calumny bas not ventured to point to a single blot in any part of his conduct. But they unhesitatingly refer the Trading and Commercial Public to the course which his Lordship's judg ment led him to pursue in December and January last, (luring • season of embarrassment and distress, confessedly unparalleled in the history of the commerce of this great country 4 and they as con. tidently refer the Manufacturing Classes to his Lordship's conduct at, and subsequent to, the various Meetings that were held foe the purpose of relieving the Distressed Artisans. They request the Commercial Public. on the one hand, and the Manufacturing Classes on the other, to consider the serious respon sibility which the Lord Mayor, in each instance, fearlessly took upon himself, in calling those public meetings, amidst the conflict of contending opinions as to their propriety ; and they ask, whether the best effects were not found to result from those meetings, and whether the individuals who incurred these responsibilities, under such dubious and peculiar circumstances, ought or ought not to be supported ? To the Livery at large they also appeal ; they look to the record of promises given to his Lordship, and find that neatly two thou sand of those promises are yet unpnlled. While, therefore, they know the reluctance with which many gentlemen can be induced to proceed to the Poll, they yet hope that private convenience will not be allowed, at a moment so important, at all to outweigh the exer cise of public principle, and that those friends whose suffrages have been promised t.t his Lordship will, by an early attendance at this Morning, render triumphant that success which, if they are favoured with the promised support, they venture to pre. diet as certain. so Quarto—Ritiling's Coinage. 4 vols. large paper, morocco : Con' Walpole, 3 vols. ; Dower's Lavater. a vols. ; Burton's Work. 6 vols. large paper, illustrated ; Butler's Iludihras and Hernial large paper ; Southey's Brazil, 3 vols. ; Angerstein Gantry, larg paper; Pyne's Palaces, 3 vols.; Philosophical Tr.:usactions, ' vols.; and Copper-plate Magazine, 3 vsls. Octavo. &c.—Musea Napoleon, 10 vols. proofs and e•chings Chalmers's Poets, 21 vols.; Dodsley's Annual Register, 67 vo Don Quixote, 4 vols. royal paper, plates from Sinirke's Designs Swift's Works, 22 vols.; the M'averlev Novels: Scott's Dryden 18 vols. ; Johnson and Steevens's Shakspeare, 21 'Qs. ; Bridal Essayists, 45 ref+. ; Dornford and E'at's Reports, with Continua tions. 36 vols.; V iner's Abridgment, 22 VOlB. Comyn's Dig nu by Hammond, 8 vols. ; Taunton's Reports, 8 vols.; Saunders' Reporls,..3 Campbell.,' Reports, 4 vols. &c. &c. INIPERIAL GAS-LIGHT and COKE COMPANY'S OFFICE. _ . . . - - . . _ Notice is hereby given, that the Directors of the imperial Gas- Light and Coke Company, at a Meeting held at the Company's Office on Friday, the 12th May instant. did make a further Call of :J. per Share from the Proprietors of and in the Capital of the said Company, upon each of their respective Shares therein, by virtue of old according to the provisions of two several Acts of Parliament, made and passed in the tecond and fourth years of the reign of his present Majesty. respectively, for incorporating the said Company, and for the several purposes in the said Acts mentioned ; and that the said Proprietors are hereby required to pay the same on or be. t, re the 13th June next ensuing, to or for Samuel George Smith, Esq , Treasurer to the said Company, at the Banking-house of Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith, Illahaion-Houm-place, Loh dun. 231. Ils. 6d. Flom Reading, per Stephens, Harris ar,d Co Miss Eliz.ibetti Maule - 1 0 Mix Cath. May - 1 0 Rev. Dr. Wise - b 5 Richard Bunn • 2 0 C. F. Palmer - 10 10 Rer. H. Millman • 3 3 John Stephens - 5 5 Henry Russell - 10 10 John Dunkin - 5 0 Elizabeth Headington 1 1 J. K. Lane - 1 0 Thomas Vicars - 1 0 Major Fuller, jun. - 1 0 A few Friends at theßead ing Snow Ball, by Ed. ward Vines, jun. 31. Ils. sd. Mrs. S. Briscoe - 0 Miss C. M. Brooke . 1 0 A Mihogany Librari Table, blued Book-case Sashes, Couni ing•house a: k , c. To be d ew ed, and catalogues had, price h. ea:h. I 0 I 0 1 1 REVERSIONS IN THE PUBLIC FUNDS. By Messrs. MUNN and CURTIS. At the Aucti , m Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, THE REVERSION of One-sixth Part of ne,gl) 6,0001. and 3.6001. Stock in the 3 per Cent. Consolidated Bank Annular', and of SOW. East India Stock, transferable on thr demise of the survivor of a Gentleman 67 years of age, and a bad 3 60, part standing in the name of the Accountant-General of thi Court of Chancery, and the remainder in the names of two ntot tees of great respectability. Descriptive particulars may be had at Lloyd's ; at the Auction Mart; of Messrs. Munn and Curtis. IValbrook, near the Roy,' Exchange. and 263, Re-vitt-street, Oxford-street. By Order of the Court of Directors. HENIII' CLARKE, Clerk to the Company. TIRITISII ROCK and PATENT SALT COM- A, PAN Y.—The Directors infonn the Public, that the Com pany's Works being in lull operation, their Agents are constantly supplied with Salt of every description, and the prices at which they can deliver it at their warehouse, No. W, bower Thames. street, Loifilon. are, under 5 tons, manure. 345. ' • common fishery, 435. ; butter. 465. ; Guest quality stored, 30s. ; British bay, 63e.; and rock in lumpy. 425. per ton. A considerable reduction will be made to persons who take more than ~ tons, and the several descriptions specified will be charged by the cargo in the Pool, London, 355.. 365.. 400., 655., and 375. 6d. per ton ; and at Liverpool 116.6 d., Its. Gd., 17s. kd., and Gls. 6d., per ton, free ou beard ; the dunnage, if required, to be paid for extra. . . . . . £52 12 Benj. Flower 2 0 Miss Flower - - I 0 Miss S. Flower - 1 0 I 0 Mr. Christopher and Friends, Broadstairs. I/. Os. 44d. Per Smith, Payne, and Co. N.l). 1 0 Collection hi the Town and Neighbourhood of Bakewell 921. 3s. 6d. Second Subscription from Portsmouth, per Lad. broke and Co. - 5 10 Per Weston and Co. Rev. W. Bishop . - 3 3 Sarah !lards - - 1 0 T. R. Pawlett - • II 6 yoy . y6 f 0 Miss L. - I 0 Mrs. M. Taylor I 0 Wm. %Varwtels, Ben. - I 0 REED SHORE. NEAR BARKING. By Messrs. MUNN and CURTIS, At the Auction Mart- on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, AValuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting nearly Forty Acres of Land, highly pmductive in the grow, of Reeds, well known as Stackaback Reed `hone, situate adjoining the River Thames. at Ripple aide, in the parishre of Dagenham and Barking, which has been fur some years let on Lease, at 1201 per annum. Particulars may be had of Messrs. Wilson and Curtis. Solici.ors 15, Gray's Inn-square; at the Ship and Shovel, Ripple-side ; Bull, Dagenham ; Leonard Arms, Wennington ; Ship. Aveley ; Dul. phin. Romford ; White Horse, Ilford; Bull, Barking; King's Head. Stratton' ; Abbey Arms, Barking New-road ; Angel and Red Lion, Whitechapel; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Alum and Cards, ‘Valbronk, near the Mansion-house, and 263, Regent-street, bear Oxford-street. The low price at which Salt may now be purchased render it worthy the attention of farnscts, pasiers, haymakers, gardeners, and at others who have not yet experienced its advantages. Orders for Salt are likewise received at the Company's %Works, Andertoo, near Northwich. Lawton, Roughwood, and Wheelock, Cheshire; Shirleywich, Staffordshire; and by their Agents, Mr. Alexander Reid, Liverpool; Messrs. Joseph Young and Son, Bristol ; Messrs. Gairdner, Glasgow ; and Mr. Robt. 111 lin. Ar broath ; where samples of the Salt may be seen and information _ _ _ QUAREY ELECTION.—The Freeholders in the In terest of C. N. FA MAI ER, Esq. are I...xi:worldly informed, that CARRIAGES will be in attend.nce, to CONVEY them to the POLL, at GUILDFORD, at the Queen's Head Inn, near the Town Hall, Borough. at six o'Ctotk To-morrow, and every suc ceeding Alornin, where an early application is requested. By Order, June 15, 1026. RALPH LINDSEY. CLOSE OF THE THIRD DAY'S TOLL. Pallmer . 1303 1 Sumner - - 993 Denison - 1430 1_ _ Aliso Bareock • 2 0 Woodley Troop, by Capt. _ _ Montague - - 12 12 William 13entleld - 1 1 P. A. H. - i i The Salads, from Liverpool to Lima, eras spoken %vitt' 13th Feb. —, by the Catherine, Henderson, arrived at the Cape of Uoud Hope, 3Oin Match, from Amsterdam. Thos. Norton and Son 5 0 G. IL Heron - 2 0 Per Mnsterman and Co. Chatham, second Sub scription 121. Os. Od. Rev. J. Merry, Kirkby Lonadale - 1 0 Benjamin Cooper . 2 2 Per Glyn. Stephen Leach - 2 2 Per Martyn and C.,. R. B. . . 1 0 _ _ Per Williams and Co. Rev. Richard Walker - 2 2 Mrs. Romaine - 3 0 Rev. T. A. Howard - 2 2 Rev. J. F. Howard - 1 1 Rev. R. Powys . - 2 2 John Sherwood . 2 2 Small Subscriptions - 110 EAST INDIA SNIPPING. Arrived off' Brighton the Madeline, Hayes, from Ceylon, 11.1anyltitet, and the Cape of Good Hope. The Concordia, Wallerno, from Batavia, has pot into the Cape of Good Hope, with loss of foremast, &c. and about 140 begs of coffee Ottawa overboard. The following vessets hare also arrived at the Cape, vie. The Kingston, Bowen, from Bengal; the Coventry, Purdy, and the Hu, saran, Gibson, from London. No. 3, Great Winchester.street, London, 30th May, 18213. Majority for PaUmer, 310. TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF SOUTHWARK. I)OTTERPAM STEAM PACKETS.--The I'ublic are respectfully informed, the. K I NG °ETRE NET ER LA NDS, Capt. JOHN SLATER, QUEEN OF THE NETHERLANDS, Capt. Jolts PEA neon, Dcuart regularly every AVEDNE.'SDAY and SATURDAY from off the Custom-house, at Eight o'clock in the Morning, far the conveyance of Passengers, i ruriages, and Luggage, to Rotterdam. Travellers will be pleased to take notice, that by these Vessels provisions of the best description are provided for them, which, to. gether with perquisites to Stewards, and every expense, are in cluded in the amount of the fare. ►ot Fry and Co. Parish of Jarrnw. South Shield., first Subscrip tion - - GO 0 Rev. ronnereau, of Clapton 2 2 Lubbock and Co. POLTCIF.S OF ASSURANCE. By Messrs. MUNN !prIpURTIS, APIRIVALS AT Sr. llecarrA.—The Maitland, Stuck], Bon Bombay, cn the il - th April; and Warren ilaitings, Alavon, from Bengal and Made.. on the 18. b Subscriptions from Reading, per Simmonds and Cu. ___ ARRIVAL* ar Cart.ov.—Tbc(.au as. Brlant, from the )(attrition, Na-. II ; Madeline, Hayes, from London. Nov. 17 ; Discovery, Dyck.. front Bengal, Dec. 7 t Ms Majesty's ship Shinny, Mitchell. from Trincomalee, Dec. 16; Madeline. Hayes, front ditto, Jan. 15; St.-Antonio, De Ron, from Point de GaUr, Jan. 23; his Majesty's ship Tamar, Bremer, frau; Rangoon, Frb. 6. _ 4 0 A Friend U. M. Fostcr 6 0 Subscriptions at Carmarthen, per Morris and Co. John Jenkins - 1 0 In conlequence of the increased power given to the Engines of the Queen of the Netherlands, that Vessel has made the passage from Rotterdam to London in the short space of 23 hours. for further particular.. application to be made to N. W. SYMONDS. Agent, 7. Crescent, Minories. George Thomas - 1 0 David Morley - 0 10 STATE OF THE COUNTRY. In lino. 2n. W. A LETTER to theE;tioiiii'EßPOOL, by C. C. XS. WESTERN, Esq. 111. P., upon the present Embarrassment of the Country ; with a Remedy. Also , Tim FIRST and SECOND ADDRESSES to the LAND OWNERS, by C. C. Western, Esq., DI.P. Second Edition. 2s. each. J. Ridgway, Piccadilly ; and all Booksellers. GENERAL ELECTION. AI ORHISON and Co. beg leave to acquaint all those I interested in the approaching Elect ion, that having ,iust re ceived a fresh SUPPIA of their PATENT PRESERVED PORTA BLE TURTLE, they are enabled to furnish the same ter Etecti. , a Dinners, at the following moderate prices, for ready ta9ney only :—Ready-dressed Turtle Soup, for immediate use, at Bs. per quart ; undressed Turtle, sufficient to make two quarts of Soup, pet quart. The Jars being hermetically sealed, the Turtle will keep for any .:nßth of tine. and may he sent to any patt of the world. 4, 1111 , te Don -court, Cornhill, London. COMPANY, LYCEUM Strand, submit their Prices for French and Rhenish Per doz 26 Clarct, St. limelien 36s 27 Sr. Julien 44s Monton - 50% 29 Pichon . 80. 31) —La Tour -72 e 31 Haut Brian 78s 32 La Fine -80 s 33 3largaux -80 s 34 Cluunpazne d'Arize 661 36 (Ed de Perdrix 711 s 36 D'Aij Creaming 74. 37 VA). Sparkling 801 38 Sillery (Sec) 904 39 S'. Persy 50s 40 Chateau Neuf, &c. 42. 41 Burgundy. Ist growth Ns 4:1 Hermitage R. sad White 80s 43 Coti Rott 84s 44 St. Georze 44. 45 Vin de Grave - 46. 40 Sauterne and Barsae 8.1. 47 Frontignac and Lunen Ms 43 Rorissillon 314 49 Rhenish, 48s. Moselle bps SO Old Hock (1811) 72s in I'irts, at half the price. 12 bottles the tw o ga llons. T eo g per doz. (2 .) 335. or per I I IIE FOREIGN MINE faeiN Waterloo Bridge, J , lne 1826: Piiitugal and Spanish Ptr doz. I Old Port, vintage IRIO 34)s 2 of vintage I 81:. 36, :1 2 years in bottle 42s 4 4 years in bottle 45s 5 6 year' in li tale 48s G very old, bec's wing 545 I 7 .heat', brown 324 8 old pale ditto 36,t 9 Amontillado 40s Id pale East India 425 11 Madeira, 'Vest India 40s 13 Eaot India 44s itl -91 - Ditto, eery old 54ii 1.1 „Malmsey 66, 1,., -__ , ..:Einta and Sercial efra lii Fityal, very fine :WI IT Vidonia East India 30s lif 'renal& direct MI 19 EayaL ditto - 261 ::.1 Won't Madeira MN 21 Lisbon -34 s -.? Caleavella - 4051 '23 liucellita - 42% 21 lklountain - 365 24 Malaga t , herry 30% All the above may be had i 'pirita (Imperial measure) Old Jamaica Ruin (Walderbur Lott)/ 35. _ co - i,ae 'Brandy ( Nlartell's beat) Ito Ls.. do. be. I ) otho‘ds Geneva ( Rotterdam ) do. bbs. do. be. This Compeny bavinif r bzo long established f or t h e express pur po‘e of supplyitig Fore Wipes oiid Spirits free from Walters. ton. tbe Public, and t Friends who favour them with their commands, may safely rely on receiving a genuine article, and of the first quality—theg.dm/ in no other. nEXTLEDIEN, - IWAS induced to become a Candidate to represent o ur ancient Borough in Parliament, by a requisition from a most numerous and respectable body of you, my friends and neighbours, desirous to return a Member who would support the Protestant Establishment in Church and State. I accepted the invitation. and have now maintained an arduous contest for six days, in which I have received the suffrages of 1,312 of the Electors, of whom 829 were plumper', whilst the other Candidates have not pulled 3UU plumper' between them. I believe no similar exertion has ever been known, and it has given us an opportunity of shewing that there exists amongst us a spirit which will overcome the bondage in which the llon.ugh has been kept of late years • and the present Election will be an earnest that your wishes will ultimately prevail. I should. indeed, be ungrateful if I hesitated to acknowledge the kindness with which I have been received, and I am satisfied that had your intentions been earlier communicated to me. instead of being the last, I should have been the first upon the Pull. Our exertions, although not successful, have yet achieved a victory; and that our opponents well know. My pritictiples have been faithfully declared to you, and by your conduct you have proved that you know how to appreciate them. They are such m in my opinion ought to be those of every Repre sentative in Parliament : a firm attachment to the Constitution as established in Church and State at the Glorious Revolution. Whenever another vacancy may occur, if it should be your plea sure to call upon me, I shall be ready again to come forward to vindicate our rights, and to maintain the cause which we are pledged to support. I beg, Gentlemen, you will accept my wannest and most heart felt thanks fur the personal kindness I have received at your hands; and I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most devoted and faithful Servant, Southwark, June IS, 1826. EDWARp POLHILL. TO THE GENTRY, CLERGY. AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. GENT LEDIEN, I FEEL quite unable to express, in adequate terms, I the sentiments of just pride and gratification I expetience, upon again receiving at your hands the important charge of representing you in the Commons House of Parliament. It has been the object of my life to hold a seat in that Assembly, and the summit of my ambition has been achieved by being sent there by the Freeholders of my native county, and I shall continue to exert every effort in my power to he serviceable to the country ; and there never was a period in which the most careful and unpre judiced consideration of its true interest was more necessary than the moment in which I am addressing you : we have encountered difficulties and distresses since the Peace of an unprecedented cha• meter, the ace in my opinion of mistaken legislation respecting the Currency; 4041 see great danger front the too eager application of captivatinftheories to established interests, which cannot be precipitagly turned from their fixed channels. The serne political principles which have hitherto actuated my public conduct, will continue to be cherished by me to the latest hour Orgy life. lam convinced they are in unison with the spirit of the Constitution, which, in its purity, is the best calculated to uphold the liberties of mankind, and afford to the people of sur rounding nations the best model on which to rear the fabric of freedom in their respective countries. It is Impossible to conclude without entreating you to accept my moat grateful acknowledgment for the kind and considerate atter'. tion you have shewn me, in dispensing with my attendance upon the hustings this day. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, 11'ith every sentimegt ei respect and gratitude, Your faithfurand obedient humble Servant, London, June 14, 18211. CHARLES C. WESTERN. fpis morning, o'er my usual rouud 01m11, and ham, and tea, I heard the Posunan's knock resound— Letter, Sir !" " For me ! " Tram whom the Devil can it be ?" It was to my that CHARLEY WRIGHT. Had led a MASK for TUESDAY'S NIGHT ; So, Clara, recollect the day : I'll call and take you on my way. W. 11. - 1 0 Mrs. Covey 1 1 Carter . . 1 1 Charles Packer . I 0 George Higgs - 1 1 Thomas Ward - 2 0 Miss Ward - - I • Messrs. King, Bulley, and Co. - - 5 5 J. D. P. . 1 1 Messrs. Ford and Sons 2 0 John Illsggs . - 1 I James Johnson - 1 0 John Cox - I I Friendly Society, Angel. Inn, Woodhampton, Beras - I3s. 4d. Thomas Stevens 2 1 Rev. J. C. Townsend 5 5 A. L. 5 0 Per Curries and Co. _ _ Rev. John Courtney F. R. _ _ . Per G rote and Co. - - Rev. J. R. Holand, of St. lee's- l6 0 Further Subscriptions at Lea mington. 2 10 Mrs. Pentlen John King • John Purvis - 2 0 Mrs. Bohun 1 0 Captain Lye, R. N. 2 0 Miss Beeman 1 0 Sonth Pethervin, by the Rev. IL Stevens. 4 0 Treiven, per ditto - 1 0 Jones, Loyd, and Co. Samuel Evans, Derby 30 0 Moses Harvey . 1 0 Hemel and Co. N. B. 5 0 1 0 L 0 2 2 1 0 Per Latlbroke and Co: A Lady - - 1 0 J. W. Quintin . 10 0 Hammersleys and Co. Per Hankey and Co. George Hunt - 10 0 Abraham i.e Mesurier 1 0 William Moseley . 5 0 Per Barclay and Co. A Lady . - 1 0 Harvey Goodwin 2 2 Hoare; and Co. 31assinghain Church, S. C. - . 1 0 Norfolk. by the Rev. J. M. . - 1 0 C. Grenside 71. 7s. 6d Rev. Edward James 1 1 Rev. Dr. Seale - A R. Welch . - 1 0 Collection at Lynn. Sir Claude Scott and Co. John P. Blencowe, Mayor 10 George Dobres . 6 0 Thomas Baggc 26 Mrs. csaberine Gamut 30 0 William Bagge 26 Rev. llia_ydock Hill . 2 0 Edward Everard 26 Malawi and Co. Scarlet Everard 15 Workmen in the employ Edmund Elation 10 of 11. E. Tbrupp, dth W. W. Lee Warner 10 and sth subscription L. W. Jarvis . 6 2!. lbs. dd. Francis Creswell 6 Hopkinson and Co. Daniel Gurney - ls Haffea !lichee . 7 0 George Hogg . 25 The British Residents at Thomas Ry ley . 6 Pau, Dames Pyrenees, David Gray - 1 1 France, by the Rev. J. Sarah Patrulge - 2 Kennedy - lb 0 Charles Goodwin 6 0 Childs and Co. James Dillingham 5 0 Messrs. Bray and War. Ed ward Edwards 3 0 ran . - 10 10 Josh. Lawrence 1 0 Drummond and Co. Collection at St. Marge. Long-Acre Episcopal ret's Church, and Sr. Chapel. after a Seamen Nicholas Chapel 101. 12s. by the Rev. William Edw. B. Manning A 0 Howells - 80 15 C. B. Plestow . 5 0 Rev. Benjamin Nichols 6 0 W. L. 2 0 May or John Thornton, John Dennis - 1 1 13th Dragoons . g 0 W. and J. Hayes . 2 0 Gosling and Co. Wm. Clark, jun. . 3 3 Rev. John Harvey, of J. 0. Saunders . 1• 0 Finningley . 6 0 Subscriptions received by the Bankers to Town and Country, and at the City 0 London Tavern, where the Committee modem to mast.—Clergymen, Dissenting. Ministers, and others, dreiring information relative to the distress existing in the u l aboy a ccuelug districts, may have a printed statement, on application to W. 11. HYETT, Sec. Applications to the Committee must be addressed, " Francis Pending, Eam)., London," and superscribed, " Manufacturers' Rslidc,oramittes.' HANTS, BETWEEN ROMSEY AND STOCKBRIDOE. T° he LET, on L.sase, for Seven or Ten Years, a eon.. sealant MANSION, with a desirable EBTATE of 50 or more Acres of land, extensive Fishery, and Maser. The Hai. doses contains entrance hall, dining, drawing. and billiard rooms, a ramp of lofty apotments, with an abundant accantinadakass on the dumber and attic lbws fur a numerous family of diatmetion and 0 large establishment of domestics; eatensive stabiles, plea. 11111“ groaods, mad gsrdens. Par lumber particulars apply to Mr. Cox, Amities:sr, MI, Is. Jarnees-street. SZLIKOS ►RO* CITLON.—The Laurel. %Mot, for Sumatra, NOT. Madeline, Hoye., for Trincomalee, Nov. 20; Discovery, Sacks, fbr Bum • bay, Dec. 15 ; his Majesty's ahip rilaney, Mitchell, for Media., Jan. i : St. Antonio, De Bole, for Malabar Coast, Feb. 3; Miliostre ship Tamar. Bremer, fur Bombay, Feb. 8. CITLON, Fax. S.-1 he Anna, Brown, Dam Nie.bar Land to Har poon, experienced stormy weather, and sunk two day. after sailing, ac carding to the account given by too sailor., who landed at Batticato the end of January. They state they were 40 days at sea without pros Won.. and that the Master and six of The crew died lo the boat ARRIVAL AT Trg CA tc—lite Lady Campbell, Murphy, from Bengal, on the 4th of April. bound to Gibraltar. ARRIVAL AT ST. HICLIINA.--The CO1160320( Harcourt, Delatom, from China, and sailed 16th April for Halifax. am •• s. • • .•• u•• • +1 , •• il 111. ,V U Inc,. in narccan, LAIGILL,,43I, In,ra China, and sailed 16th April for Halifax. ___... g ........_ , .. I • - AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. . 4 The Denmark HUI, Foreman, from New South Wales, has arrived at i Cowes, salted from Cowes In December, 1525, and from Van Vletnen's Land Jan. 17, 1626. i 1 ARRIVALS AT VAN DICSISN'S LAND.—The Lang, Lusk, and Johb Dann. Macheath, both from London. The Andromeda, Muddle, was to • sail for London Feb. 13. The Medway, Wight, was corning down from I. , Sydney, and to sail March 31. a • The f.ane, Lusk, And John Dunn, lfacbeath, were both clattered for f • London. and to sail with foil cargoes March 31. ARRIVALS AT VAN DISIIIEN's LAND.—Tbe Midas. Bagrie, from Lae- 3 don. on the Zld Novembe , ; Candry, Noyes, from Bengal, on the 27th . . Meduay, %tight, front London, on the 1 lth December ; Lang, Lush, freers ' ditto, on the 18th ; Juhn Dunn, Matheath, from ditto, on the 25th; Phi. lip Duntlas, Scut-111. from New South \Vales, on the 28th, bound to Met_ vide 'timid an.... the alantritiii.. S.OLINVS PROX VAN Di nm sN's LAND.—The Lordßodney, Charleton, for Ntw South Wales, on the 221 November; Catherine Stewart Forbes, Channtan, for ditto, on the 6th December; Medway, Wight, fur ditto. on the 'Md. ARRIVALS AT New SOC7'I WALES.—The Brutus, Powditch, far the .1 1 Maqi dint ; Elisabeth and nary. Worth. from New Z ea l an d ;d e Rears t I'orcher, 'I hotripsrm, for China; Yotk, Moncrlef, for Slogapor• , sod the Active, Jatuesun, for Bengal—were neatly ready fur ae . By the arrival of the Denmenk, Hill, Capt. J. Portman, at Cowan, front Van Diemzn's Land, papers have been received to the 13th of January. Pa•••ensters—W. Kennode and J. Abbott, Emirs. The following is a list of arrivals out, dm. !--Oeteber I—The keig Cyprip. Todd, from Macquarrle Island, in 16 days, with 66 tofu elephant oil. October 4.—The Australian C.impanfa ship Triton. Captain Cram. 1 from Scotland; left Leith on the 21M of May, and washed at Tensrula. October 14—The Medina. Captain Briggs, will sail on Sunday neat for • • Calcutta ; the Triton, Crear, sailed this morning, for Sydney; the Collalal Cutter lately brought from England ; sai l ed oft Wednesday, on a sealing voyage, ander the command of Captain LauMstom Oetallet IF- , Arrived on Monday last from England. the Monotaineers, Cap! thtlatm left Plymouth on the 26th of April, and touched at the Cava wheat via . • struck upon a rock, which necaaioned bet stay diem far two nsaarhk i having been compelled to discharge all her taco. November-Arrived on Sunday from England direct the Lord Rodney, Cbarletou • leksing- i land the Ist June. November IS—The Notentaineera will a il this day, for Sydney. November '.3i.--Arrieed on Wedateday the IMO; from England ; yesterday the Catherine Stonnet Put". t• from England. Salted on Tuesday last the LitedlialtlC ,• • Port Jackson; and on Saturday the brig Cs, SST IPISn• • , . rymple. December 2—Arrived the illealty, s., lure, Ow CaleMtal and the Lite of Prance. December 16—Arrtvot - 11110d1MKInibi: lan England the 26th August. Decemb e r IS—The Lang, Lamb. Bull kale- land. December 30—Arrived the John Dine, Macheatly, from England . with meretaadise. _ e ... : , %'e untierstand that the Earl of Bristol is about lb be . elevated to the rank and Ode of Marquis of Bristol, liifflegiaynr- .. of Horningsheath, sod Bases Hervey of fekworth. bard Heresy, our new Member, will consequently Oaks tbi lensed tide.--fine, Goatee. C ARL v os Wilso.—The performance of a rafter emei , . or sweippoit ikat might he deemed akin to it, in the bet of the E"ttablishelent, ha s been objected te'lL ek • that the Cntholic nelß7 Bays sittlilwe ob- lb e rvbeft _ Wthe ' di lt sn r:l r igit ) 7o t" d t irrete n t er :re witi opeg lin att e g erge or totem at my ngs • due togenius, as wolkas is regard to elections. •—leveittse Paper. • ..... . - ' • • . . . L . , Y 1 . : At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Two Lots, Lot 1. A POLICY of ASSURANCE for 10001. eff e cted with that stable and improving institution, the Lon don Life Association, Cannon street, in 1811. on the life of a Gen tleman !row in the 74th year of his age, the last reduced premium paid on which was 22/. 13s. 3d. Lot 2. A Policy of Assurance in the above Office, effected in 1813 fur Int on the life of a Gendeman now in the 71st year of his age, the last reduced premium on which was 3L 2s. Oti. These Policies are entitled to the benefit resulting from future reduced premiums, proportionate to the profits of the office. Particulars may be had at Lloyd's; the Auction Mart; of Messrs. Munn and Curtis, \Valbrook, near the Royal Exchange, and 263, Regeut-sueet, Oxford-stmt. LEASEHOLD HOUSES, In Duchess-street, Portland-place ; and in Caroline-place, Queen's Elms. By Mr. Di ti /TON, At the Auction Mart, on WEDN ES DA Y, July 5, 1828, AN excellent FAMILY HOUSE, in good repair, and tit for the reception of a (ientcel Family, being No. 5, Duchess-street, Portland-place, with coach-house and stable, loft and room over, for a term of live years and a half from Midsum mer, with an opportunity of extending the term, at a very moderate rent. Also a desirable LEASEHOLD HOUSE, being No. H. Caro line-place, Queen's-Elms, Chcb , ea, held tbr a tern) of which 59 years or thcinthouts arc unexpired, at a very low ground rent. Particulars may be had of .lest<. AdUnison, Gregory, and Faulkner, No. I. Bedlonl-row ; of 3lessts.Thompson and Son, Li verpool; of Alr.Ddaton, Auctioneer, Hamet ; on the Pranises; and at the Auction J 1 art. 01,f1r0•••••••••• •••••••••=, ST. JAMES'S-PLACE, OPPOSITE EARL SPENCER'S. xl l O be LET, on Lease, a very desirable RESIDENCE, 1. in perfect repair, adapted fora small genteel faintly. No Premium to required for the lease; but the whole, or part of the Furniture (which is prinzipally of French manufacture), is to be taken at a valuation. For tickets to view, and particulars, apply to Mr. Cox, Auction eer, 26, St. Jamees-strect. HIGHGATE.—FUR Num) ilous:;. TO be LET, for the Summer Months, a convenitnt genteel FURNISHED 11011 SE, consisting of dining and drawing rooms of spacious ditnensions, breakfast room, seven good chamber*, a dairy, with every other desirable domestic office, a coach-hottae and four-stall stable. large kitchen garden, orchard, and meadow of four acres, with cow in ta ll milk. - _ Fur particulars apply to Mr. Cu:, Auctioneer, 26, Bt. James's_ street. WIMBLEDON. TO be DISPOSED OF the SHORT TERM of a LEASE in a genteel HOUSE, most delightfully situate on the verge of Wimbledon Common, commanding picturesque views of the surrounding country. The situation is perfectly free from damps, the premise's exceedingly well arranged, and the principal rooms of handsome dimensions, with ample domestic offices. The House consists of three sitting rooms, school room, three priwipal and three secondary chambers. For particulars Auct ionee r, 26, St. James's. street.apply to M Co:, 47 • o' • • tge 3 - le • v (( • ftc . • • I' •f;, i s t t " + Alf + i l li r i tt it it iL; 1117 •_1 4._: :•: „,..:0, 1 5 72 . 1 1 4 :: . /.t ...: 4 3- dirir: to • •504 • • c a 4' 0 4 1 • p \\ • , • rp rsV c‘ , 1 ‘ .‘• Nrl - • ^ • • •••73 . . 4 *. • ‘ l7 ^ 41 06, t e( ) V j tSS I •„ • .