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/f. 17 (.22 J , / 7 4,- .(- ' %.(. :.:' ~'.e.' / ' I ' rr. 11 . N ..._ . • ateed Ala rude iind /132525PIMMMINIMpailigi ' Id e Th Q 3 atket No. ~152. . ,/ .11_1 4 , r at iv. oar- ---.. • ---.. . , . . J. -, NOVEMBER 14, 1825. • . . . week In net: th e aid Nay •terms rem tal c infos stn. e n fi ne 'reign ot publi c sold LONDON, guNTSACT FOR FIREHEARTHS UISES. FOR REVENUE A NEW EDITION OF THE TRAVEL OF R CR ANACHARSIS. NAIY-OFFICS, Now. 11. 18216 Inyi vols. Bvo. and a 7th in 4to, containing Maps, Views, dce. price $ parried Veers aid Contatissiortere of Ai* Ma- Q. 4s. in boards, .1r5.0. , Nary do kreall Ow T HE TRAVELS of ANACHARSIS the Younger, in esur—on THURSDAY, the Nage Ist 01 " bn:ember next, at one & Greece, during the Middle of the Fourth Century, before ..„.--- t h e y will be reedy to treat with such perilous as may be th e Christian /Era ; translated from t h e F r en c h o f t h e Abb e B ar - - 1 " ."' .4 0,, ' ;,,e0n' tract for Supplying Rte Alajesty's Yards at Dep t ford t h e l emy . T he 6th Edition. —4 Woeiwieli with Prin t ed for C. and J. Ai r i ngton ; .1. an d W. T. Cl ar k e ; L ong- ..- i rigg.uSARTIIS FOR REVENUE CRUISERS. man. Hu rst , Rees, f)rtne, Brown, and Green ; T. Cadell ; J. and ' ' the Fire-hearths may )00 MOM his M ajesty's Yardat A. A rc h ; J o h n Ri chardson ; J. Mawman ; W. Ginger ;J. t@lll 4 4 ped a (IMO of the Temkin law be new at tit» Dace. Booker; R. S c b o t e y ; T. Terg ; ca Baldwin. Cradock. and Joy Vila • J. wig harstelved arty • bledlt, dearly of treaty, Bohn ; R. Saunders ;E. Edward.; J. Dunn ;G.B. %- 146 =la*. olo Pi yi n ROM IR bids attends. taker ; Simpkin and M ars h a ll ; T. an d J. A ll man ; H ard i n M T g , Lwa , . • inse t be a lialkoshilkessed to the Triphook, and Lewd ;C. 'Taylor ; C. Smith ; J. Wickstced; l U. mg signed by W wompistible posso, 4graing to 1 and F. Mason. 1.... i ii bgala, with the Pero landadigg i Ilk lbellhaelehOOL, for iliermource of the Contract. Just published, in one very l arge volume, <lto. with a Portrait of rr — iisam . the Author, price One Guinea, in boards, )'ONT 01 LONDON, Nov. 12, IE6, FOR SALE, A COMPLETE CONCORDANCE t o th e HOLY If Order o r the finnourobk the torramissimrers of _kis SCRIPTURES of the OLD and NEW TESTAMENT, or a Dictionary and Alphabetical Index to the Bible. To which lifinity ,, Ez d ie Rerintsig,in a spacious Room, at (mid" is added, a Concordance to the Apocrypha. out. t if d Bm g. lertg e, mn TUESDAY, the 29th, and WED. By ALEX. CRUDEN, M.A. NESDAV, the 30th der of 1 4 Oe,en7bee, 1826 . at. One o'clock .in The Eighth Edition. To which is added, a Life of the Author, re oornoin af co b ipay 'oddly the following Goods, v i a. by Alex. Chalmers, F.S.A. t.iti.siDll, kIIIiNEVA. W ISkY, CORDIALS. CO.i s printed for C. and J. Rivington; J. Nunu J. Cuthell; Long. iG A spiRITS-FREN and cola Foreign WINES, s m on an : an l tl y. Co a . in • sw. l'. ; C , it i ii . e J ll . ; H J ig . him and ; A T .. Arch; Tegg; J na ol l i a n w l in tic a h n a d rdso c : 4 ; GOITES, TEA, GLASS, and 'AX CANDLES, which have w . Baynes a • od Son ; S. Rapier 4 J. Mawman; Hatchard and 14N,, the er a rehethe beyond the time allowed by Law ; and are wadi! to satisfy Me Duties and Charges due thereon. Sherwood antiC ; J. 1301113; J. F. Setcfiel;. R. 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Every quotation and authority Dave , oact .ge i eopg;ste, a Respectable, Active, and Intelligent Person, been verified by a reference to the t ext ran E ng li s h acce nt/Wen 6 w ading the Age of F wiy.five, who may have a Daughter of and pronunciation of the proper names appear : also, a ComiliK4 „ed ent ate to waist in the Management of the School. She dium of the Bible, with a b r i e f iest:mint of its history, &e. root be s Member of the Church et England. The Sslary pro- pne d i t , &Ulf Pounds a;year, With Apartments in the Building, A Third and Cheap Edition, neatly printed in ten volumes, 18nio. Ed Cale. Parties desirous rif applying for this situation will do with a Map, four Portraits, and 'Views of the Paseage of the at, en or before the let of December next, by letter (post paid), Niemen, and of the Conflagration of Moscow, price 108.-in .'sig es their qualifications and reterenc, addressed to the Reve. boards, of red - Ri c hard Haney. and the Reverend George Tomlinson, the THE HISTORY of the EXPEDITION to RUSSIA, s err ytaea, at Ain. 73, Bishopegate.street Within. undertaken by the Emnernr Nannleon in 11112 Y - SALES BY AUCTION. Freehold Esutte, Oolden-lane, Lead Tat redeemed, producing a Net Rental of 7111. par Amu". By Mews. SADOROVE sad DB LEVANTE, At Getaway's, on TLIUDAY, Nsmeadver 22, at Twelve, in Two Lots lIREE FREEHOLD buck-built DWELLING 1 HOUSES. Stud up a* SIPS, three remits in height from the basement, being New , Golden-lane, and 46 and 47, Baltic.ntreet;St. Luke's; let td ems. Say and Brown, at 721. per annum. May be viewed by leave of like tsanu, of whop particulars may be had; afro as. Garravnife t iiikk of Mews. Sedgrove and De Levante, 27, Prineelautreet, Rob LO FIAl e attEET. The Beneficial Leave of a very • 'Prafessfonal o- .Mercantile I Residence, with possession at 01100111•111 Wit, Na A, Nicholas. lane. By Messrs. SADGROVIiind DE LEVANTE. A t Gstraway's. on TUESDAY, November 22, st Twelve. THIS Eligible RESIDEXCE comprises in the upper apartments five bed chamberren the two pair; dining room and kitchen: c d outid floor, tag en•ient light offices; and in the basement seacious altering ; bat en lute, of which 11 years were unexpired at Christmas =r MR aft to the low rent of pee annum. Is particularly d ter any one engaged in pro. fasional or mercantile pursuits. „,,-; ,„" • May be viewed with cards eetriaritsteirlers msy be bad at Ciarrarray'r; and of Masan. SadgeollrOd 00. 27, Pnncess-street, Bank. To be Lieutenant .-f Infantry, by purchase—Ensign Charles Stur geon, from tbit 24th Foot—dated as above. thek market s,er ; Jr. s apps. lam con. SU an d Market ket mir roof And La:u e , to 7C. lid' by Is• lc._ 110 mita Won g „ 100 lust. o ils _ liken vff' I on b, Alsitin t rtallar prices of Valuable Leasehold Property, New Nortbsrosd, Commercial•road, and Wal worth, Land Fa: resleentrid, and Shines in the Atlas and Eagle Assurance Ofßees. By Messrs. SA DOROVE and DE LEVANTE, At Garraway's, oa TUESDAY, November 22, at Twelve, in various Lots. OTS 1 and 2 comprise FOUR well built FIESI JLI • DENCES, Noa. 6,7, 8. and 9, New Gloucester -street, New North road, containing seven well proportioned rooms, now let to tenants at 1201. ;per annum, held for sixty one years, at 51. per annum each. Lot 3. TWO DWELLING HOUSES, being Nos. 21 and 22, Trafalgar-street, Walwortb, (equal to Freehold, for the term being held fur 48 years, at the nominal rent of a peppercorn), let at 47/. per annum. Lot 4. TWO DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. 0 and G, King street, Commercial-road, let of 521. per annum. Lot 8. A LEASEHOLD TENEMENT. No. 1, Bowyer's buildings, ditto, let at 121.; and Twelve abates in the Atlas and Eagle Assurance Offices. The Premise* may be viewed by permission of the tenants, and particulars had at the George. Commeccialsroad, Elephant and Castle, Newington Butts; Bricklayers' Arms, New North-road; at Oftrraway's ; end of Messrs. Sailgrove and De Levant.), 27, Princes-stteet, Bank. D 11110 s D 21 6, D II Ili D 21 14. D 2/ 14i D 01 Os h to ?et Is to 58 % h to 56t undertaken by the Emperor Napoleon in 1812. By General Count PHILIP DE SEGUR. The unprecedented success which the original work has obtained in France (no less than seven editions, consisting of 30.000 copies, having been sold off in less than ten months), is a sufficient proof of the irterest which it has excited, as well as of its extraordinary merits as an historical composition. From the Author's situation about the person of Napoleon, during this memorable campaign, he has been enabled to give a variety of details respecting that ex. traordinaty personage, his Generals, &c. which are in a great ma. sure new Is the public, and which impart a charm to this work of L-resisible attraction. Of the Publishers may still be had copies of the Second Edition, in 2 vols. fivo. with Plates, 235. ; as also of the original French. in 2 vols, Bvo. with an Atlas of four Portraits, and two Views, price 28s. or without the Atlas 225. filEilMS of HESTON HOUSE SCHOOL, in the I 'lbw, of !Ireton, near Hounslow. Middlesex. conducted *A. JAMIESON, LL.D.* Young Gentlemen under ten years al ap an boarded and instructed in the Classics and Illathema goo#lllgeMee 011illt$3; and above that age, at Fifty Guineas, g odi talei Tte folloirkg are extra charges guin. ann. Single Bed 8 guin. ann. &mg 6 Washing, &e. 8 Extra ditto Si -4 _ qu. Charge for Tea 5 e - l's:melees 4 ann. Vacations 10 Wrings a treble - spoon , knife and fork, six towels, lamb* ac. Thee Is ne deduction mule for absence from the Midsummer Vacation to Michaelmas; or from the Christmas Vacation to Lady. day. A notice of three months is required previously to the removal des! Pupil from the S-hool. or the payment of a quarter's board eel function in those branches of education which the Pupil may be pv.sing. ititiMICCS of the first respectability will be given, if required. • Ih.Jantiesen is Awful , of a Celestial Atlas ; a Grammar of LatOr sod Intellectual Philosophy ; a Grammar of Rhetoric end Pe& littratirre t Convvriustinisa on General History ; Popular Slo an Geography • • Grammar of Elementary Geography ; a Trea. ewes 'be Coast:anion of Man ; a Dictionary of Alecbanical me, the Arts, Manufactures, mad Domestic Economy, which rosy be kg et at BOOlittlitlll. tIlTtWf. 341 ea 30e ea to 34 -.. h to Ps 4 to Ch RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS. By Mr. BVANg. 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Is to ik k to Nis IV to ct 21 to no es to b. !.. foe the aim that e 641 Od e be lOd to is 4.1 to 54 d 4 .r Cy:. ;ine, sd • ud D 120 s 4.0 O 42s 0.1 10 211 Os to 1;/ to 1111 ITa 41-0 s 4 Oa 5 --... 741 i ed les N Ms ed 23. 04 Ns Lid follows: !II to . od to 2114 to 17d 1 to 171 1 to 10 to tid to t&I to 34d to 2:st to 211 to Is t to 1:0 to 181 rite. w 4St ;a to dl ' to --a he Rev. anti, th hid or h • to of DST Surrey , ton Ho° liam Ste dough zow. f tell, Po. in the r onto( the gee. 1 . Mid lota gent at rs OA Arr Coax, t• GEO. IV. CAP. S. AI.L LOTTERIES EXPIRE AT THE END OF THESE DRAWINGS. DISH having been eminently successful in distributing 1.3 Pnus of Thiey Thou-tend Poundr. he feels a confident bone that fertune will bestow even more than her usual kindness , him in ti - : present Scheme, which he respectfully recommends ho, bmt friend., the Public ; for, in addition to the popular pelmet hue Lotteries, it 'bounds with those favourite Capitals, Laving /OCRS% in Filt'R GRAND PRIZES OF £3O 000 4. .6•OZOOS titc. Re. cteetiinq TWO HUNDRLD AND L'IFTY-E.IGUT THOUSAND POUNDS, ALL IN ONE DAY—TUESDAY. BTU NEXT MONTH, TArta and Shafts :1-e qe:llnst a Btth's Offices, No. 4, Coenhill. and V. Cliariniperomi. London; where he sold In one Lottery, All the Sot 130.090 In another, 2 ant of 3 of .E 30,0100 Also the First LSO IMO ever drawn And the Last .ClO.OOO ewer drawn And in the very last Drawing, 18th of October, 1.0132 2.4711 TBREE PRIZES OF .C 20,000 I And Five other Capitals, were Sold by DISH. LlZ OR ett ß al l tli , n n o ;:. t t i e ue rloo i y ic on to se a , .3 u t , e d s i , N t the of SIVIKS PRESSES. just itnp l o ) rted from Loerrach, near Basle. Switzerland. Alio to the ENTIRE STOCK of a lIANERUPT, just pur. Need for ready money ; the whole of which is offered to the pub. le belie the wholesale price. Beautiful coloured gem de Naples, from 34, r 4. pee ; superb long arid square shawls, from Pis. kisli linen, from lilt a yard ; curiou.lv tine Holland, 3s. ; damask tibk Elea. at 2, 31. huckairark, 10.1. ; blankets, from 2.. OM. a Pt:: as 11131 ENSE ST(rEK of WELSH FLANNELS, from ;d. a yard todrs. 9‘.1. ; calico, 3J.; ditto for sheeting, 7t1.; sr.4 tray other article far charitable purpose at the same cheap eve. Ilirtakes having frequently arisen in conserenee of designing Duval endeavouring to take advantage of living near this old es abiaii,el concern, the nr.bhe are respectfully informed that Water. kw Rare, Ll, Picendiny. has no connexion with any house what ever at the same trade in England. rir CLARK'S GENERAL OurFirrlNG WARE -1 • HOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and SIXTH AM EC ICA , EXETER C A NOE, STRAND. Oaten', Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will Sind in this Erablirtunent the whole of their Appointments, Swords. Caps, Sashes, Belts, and pistols, Ate. together with a large sod well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots. Couches, and Red ding; Cabin Waeh-htnd Table'', Chairs, and Lamps; Sea Chests, Mute an i Bullock Trunki, arid every other description of Travel ling Equipage. An assartment of Contemn', rosily fitted with the necessary re quisites for India, and other mop a 1 climates: likewise a great variety riSilver and Attic). Knives and Forks, suitable tar families going abroad, 3liliguy and Hindoatanee Books wipe, &e, A fashionable Stork of Carriage, Curricle, Tandem. Photon, I Ctaat'ol'e,cnel Chake Hamm, wi t h every description of Saddlery, let kt, for howls wie. East and West Indies, and South America, which ifrrit inspection from the quality, first state of workman. shiP. and moderate picot. Allthe Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and the necileet plan of fifty years *landing is strictly attended to of lakil* bit one Ready Money Price, from which no abatement will be oaths. Oall X ET-MaK E RS' SO C 1 ET Y.—CHEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the I,ONI:ON REPOSITORY for the CABINET-A/AKERS' SOCIETY. g tbe only real ene now existing in London, No. 71, corner of I,RA RENiI A lA.-STREET. opposite A ldgate Pump, and which hot been established upwards of Sil Years. For Ready Money ml so Abatement. The Trustees and Cornmitfee respectfully inform the Nobility and ( iintrY that they still conduct the above Establishment for ( bell Clefi!of iodutrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large ;Who). by offer ing their 3latiuf.ictured Articles in the Cabinet London, of the best workm ans hip, An d c h ea p er than by any House In London, no other protit being required than to satisfy the warehouse Pentad incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ ment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom 7 0,- ..,by the Books o f the last Quarterly Meeting to be 1 48 . iq " I le Feat patron age t h e Cutumittee have received, they are hoet4 ut of incressinK :hat n umber . T 4 "lowing . is uSpecien of thewarranted Low Prices asked all Goods : X. a. d. Fire feet Mabonin ad, four-poet 4 10 0 Tent ditto " 1 - 10 tl - - Bard.'reel Mauna to fit - 1 1 0 Mihngany Dialect's with solid ends . 3b 0 Light Mahoganyt ' 3 " . 110 0 /141, Ntsty Pembroke Table - .4 U 0 Feather Bed, free front dust anti smell, from X 2 11 0 to R 0 Dml al-rnom Sofa front .C 5 soto 7 7 1 2 1 4 Bedstead . 3 ll' 0 ,dahogailvrl nun Iforw.lfair Sofa 6 /0 0 upwards MUty of Pa to Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing inn t nearly H a lf P rice . Th e T ra d e w ill fi n d it w orth their '4 1 1 ,1" Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a 41 -41oods pack e d f ree o f ex p ense e xcept the matting. Forniture taken in Eschange ; A ppraisements in Towo and "" I ttrf gni Retail valued. T. Conk., comierrrit• T. Hasler EIURNELL , J. " IJ. W Carter J. Unett W. ‘Vmhora. J. I ASLER bectetary. SILKS AT AN IMMENSE REDUCTION, FOR READY MONEY ONLY. FIFTEEN Thousand Yards of beautiful SATIN (7A CIIEAI ER 24. to 2s. 3d. per yard, usually sold from As. to as. 6d. ; 2.580 Silk Barege Handkerchiefs, 15d. each, really worth 14. 6d: ; 30,786 yards of rich Gros de Naples, wide width, in every new French colour. from 2s. 6d. to ss. lid . the quality of which is much superior to what are generally sold from 3s. Ikl. to 71. 641. per yard ; with every description of rich Silks, Satins, fancy Haute Dresses, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, gold and silver Tur bans, and a general assortment of Haberdashery, Hosiery, and Lace, French and Swiss printed Chintses, and upwards of 600 31E16'4. of various descriptions. with Pelerines, Flounces, Cuffs, and Collars to match. at exceedingly low prices ; also entirely new articles in silks. for elegant IVinter Dresses and Pelisses. FRENCH OPERA CLOAKS. from 20s. to 3 guineas. To be had exclusively at SHEA RS and Co.'s, 120, REGENT STREET, Eight Doors tom the Quadrant. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLATE GLASS, From TWO AND A HALF to ronrr orr Cent. BRIITINki PLATE ObA*4 COMPANY, Established by Act of Parliament, 1771. THE PUBLIC are informed, that, in addition to the Reduction in the Company's Prices, which took place in 1820, a FURTHER Reduction is now ma de, from Two and a Hay to Forty per Cent. on Plates of the superficial Measurement of Ar Feet and upwards, agreeably to a printed Scale, which may be had at the Company's ‘Warehouse, ALBION-PLACE, LILA RIA RS' RR IDO E, where an extensive assortment of CAST PLATE GLASS, of fine Colour and Brilliancy, Cu. perior to that of any other Manufactory in Europe, is on Sale by 111 r. JAMES HAWILINGS, Secretary to the Company, and also 17 Mr. 3ottx CROCIWORD, at the Company's Works at Ravenhea , near Prescot, Lancashire. ! TABLE OF REDUCED PRICES FOR SILVERED GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS. In In. X s. In. In. X s. In. In. X s. 80 by 40 .. 37 13 90 by 70 .. 93 10 105 by 50 .. 75 6 80 50 .. 48 4 95 35.. 43 18 106 50..102 0 80 60 . . 6610 95 46.. 65 7 110 36 . . 59 3 80 70 .. 71 10 95 55.. 66 14 112 71 . . 147 8. 66 35 .. 36 1 96 63 .. 91 13 115 80 .. 197 13 85 43 .. 46 2 93 75 .. 113 8 121 70 .. 172 80 .53 . . 53 12 100 40 .. 53 9 123 68 . 168 15 83 63 .. 70 II 100 50 . • 70 8 127 50 . .117 2 4 1 • • t 44 ;io : : ea 18 perficial. - . - W.! 6 70 .. 111 1 80 .. 142 1 87 . . 19 : 2 2 70..214 7 81 . . 187 12 on Exportation, 2s. 9d. per foot . su. BY HIS 31AJESTIPS ROYAL LETTERS PATENT, GRANTED TO S. HAWKINS. N EW -INVENTED, SELF-ACTING PORTABLE WATER-CLOSETS. The Nobility, Gentry, and the Public are respectfully informed that a Patent has been obtained for an Improved Portab,e' WATER-CLOSET, which, from the simplicity of its constru'c tn, portability, durability, convenience, and neatness, will be found th e moat perfect and useful article ever submitted to their notice. The principle of this invention is, a self-acting, air-tight valve, which, with a copious supply of water, prevents any un pleasant exhalation. It is, therefore, particularly deserving the at tention of private families, hotels, and tavern proprietors. It will also be found an essential requisite for sick chambers, ships, hos pitals, and public establishments generally. Al erchants, Captains, and Supercargos will find them well-adapted for a foreign market. The Public are cautioned against spurious imitations of these Portable Water-Closets, and to observe, that none are upon the improved patent principle, but such as have the address " 167, Fleet -street, London." N.B. New.lnvented and Improved Hardened-Plate Portable CORN. KILLS. which will enable every family to grind their own flour, malt, rice, &c. and will he found an invaluable requisite to the comfort and convenience of persons emigrating to toreign settlements. Price 5/. ss. Mills made of soft iron, 4/. 4s. ; but cannot be warranted. Also, the Unerring. Newly-Invented, Portable, Hydraulic WEIGHING-MACHINE, requiring no weights, decidedly superior to the Dial Weighing-Machine, acting upon springs, at a less expense, and cannot be put out of order. Manufactory, 167, Fleet -street, London. EST kBLISHED MEDICINES.—F. NEWBERY anti SON ' S, proprietors of Dr. James's and other valuable 51edicincs, caution the Public against Counterfeits, which are now but too common, and acquaint them, that none but the ge nuine are sold at their Warehouse, No. 4,, in St. Paul's Church yard, the third house front Cheapside. Dr. James ' s Powder 29 I Dr. Steer's Opndeldoc 2 9 -- 12 in a Bottle 24 0 Camomile Drops 1 9 Aold , ptic 4 6 Convulsion Oil 2 6 —6ln a Family Box 24 0 -- Paregoric Lozenge+ 1 14 Dalby'a Carminative 1 9 Billions Pills (Newbery's)2 9 Collins's Cephalic Snuff 1 14 Essence of Coltafoot 3 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 The authenticity of the above will be ascertained by the name of " F. Newbery" being engraved on the stamp. Dr. Solander's Tea 2 91 Dr. Hooper's Pills 1 15 And every other Medicine of repute. Wholesale allowance to Merchants, Captains, &c. CHILBLAINS, liIIEIJAIATISIif. SPRA INS, Itc. nUT LER'S CAJEPUT OPODELDOC.—Cajepnt 1.1) Oil, which is the basis of this Opndeldoe, has been long esteemed on the Continent as a remedy for Chronic Rheumatism, Spasmodic Affeetions, Chilblains, Palsy, Stiffness, and enlarge. ment of the Joints, Sprains, Bruises, and Deafness ; and the ex perience of late years in England, proves that it merits the high character given of it by the most eminent in the profession, in those obstinate complaints. Being confined in the form of Opodeldoc, it is rendered more penetrating. and consequently much more effi cacious se an external application. Rubbed upon the skin, by means of flannel or the warm hand, it allays morbid irritation of nerves, Invigorates the obsorbents, and accelerates the cir. culation. Sold in Bottles at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d., by Butlers, Chymists 4, Chespside. corner of St. Paul's ; and 54, Sackville-street, Dublin ; Savory and Co. 13t New Bond-street, and 220, Regent-street ; and by the principal medicine venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom also may be had, BUTLER'S CHILBLAIN CERATE, as ar.cellent Re medy for Chilblains when broken ; used also in Scalds, BUT*, &c. • Be careful to ask for Butler's Csjeput Opodeldoe. FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Carlton House. Nov. 11, 1823. Thisday Mr. Rufus King, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States of America, and Seger Hurtado, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Republic of Colombia, had audiences of his 3110 r-sty to deliver their credentials ; to which they were respectively introduced by the flight Honourable George Canning, hi, Majesty'. Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affliirs, and conducted by Sir Robert Kniglit, Master of the Ceremonies. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. War.gffirr, Nov.ll, 1825. 2d Regiment of Life Cluants—Captain Chum Barton to be Major, by purchase, vice Vyse, promoted ; Lieutenant James M`Dsuall to be Captain, by purchase, vice Barton_ Cornet and Sub-Lieu. tenant Sir William Scott, Bart. to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice 51•Douall ; and Henry Lytton Bulger, Gent. to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Scott—all dated October 19. 181(. 7th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieutenant Thomas Hunter, from the half-pay, to be Paymaster, vice George letwrence, who returns to his former half-pay of Ensign—dated November S. 1825. 1 Regiment of Dragoons--Major John Grey to be Lieutenant. Colonel, by purchase, vice Nankin, who retires: Brevet Lieu tenant-Colonel Lord Arthur W. M. Hill to be Major, by pur chaee, vice Grey ; Lieutenant Richard Twisleton Fawcett to be Captain, withoui purchase, vice Hill Cornet William Hull to b." Lieutenant, vice Fawcett—all dated October 25, 1825. th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Frederick Willis, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Rumley, promoted—dated November 3 1825. 16th ditto—Lieutenant Charles Robert Cureton to be Captain, by purchase, vice Ellis, promoted—dated November 12, 182:i. 17th ditto—Captain Francis Godolphin D'Arcey 31tuqueas of Carmarthen, from the halr pay, to he Captain, vice William Locke, who exchanges, receiving tha.lifference—dated November 8, 1825. Ist Regiment of Foot—Ensign and Adjutant James Richardson to have the rank of Lieutenant—dais! November 3, 1825. 4th ditto—Ensign Edward H. Clarke, from the 98th Foot, to bt Ensign, vice Clarke, who exchanges—dated as above. 6th ditto—Ensign William Erre to be Lieutenant, by purchase. vice Stuart, promoted ; William Curteis, Gant. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Eyre—both dated November 5, 1825. &h ditto—John Howard, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Deshon, promoted in the 33d Foot—slated November 12, 1825. 19th ditto—Captain Thomas Dobbin to be Major, vice Lenn, de ceased ; Licutenant Thomas Hamilton to be Captain, vice Dubbin ; Ensign Isaac Robinson to be Lieutenant, vice Hamil ton—all dated November 3, 1825. 21st ditto—Lieutenant William Boyle, from half-pay 27th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Richard Creser, who retires upon half-pay— dated Nov. 3, 1825. 24th ditto—Augustus George Illachford, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Sturgeon, promoted—dated November 12, 1825. 25th ditto—Major Courtney Chambers, from the half-pay, to be Major, vice V. W. Hompesch, who exchanges — dated Novem ber 3, 1825. 33d ditto—Lieutenant George Whannell to be Capt a in, v i ce Su • therland as above. 41st ditto-- . Ensigo IViniam Childers to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice tiosiip, promoted ; Ensign Charles William Perkins Magra, from the 77th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Childers—both dated November 12, 1825. 51st ditto—Ensign William Gordon to be Lieutenant, by purchaae, vice Mathews, promoted ; Charles Augustus Arney, (lent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Gordon—both dated November 5, 1826. 62d ditto—Lieutenant George J. Smart, from the 25th Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Love, piOmoted. Diced November 3, 1825. 60th ditto—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Oalitre, to be Lieu tenant-Colonel. without purchase; Brevet Major Lewis Im Thom to be Major, vice Gall& ; Lieutenant R. Braddyll lleslop to lus Captain, vice Im Thum—all dated June 18, 1325. 74th ditto—Lieutenant Joseph Crips, from half-pay 18th Foot, to' Lieutenant, vice Rkhard Davies, who exchanges—dated No vember 3, 1825. nth ditto--Charles Frederick Burrel Jones, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Slagra, appointed to the 41st Foot—dated No vember 12. 1825. 84th ditto—Charier Adair, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase. vice Forbes, promoted in the 17th Font—dated November 5, 1825. 87th ditto—Ensign Nicholas Milky Doyle to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Ship, who retires—dated November 8. 1825. 98th ditto—Ensign James Clarke, Rom the 4th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Clarke, who exchanges--dated as above. let West India Regiment—Lieutenant Simon Kent, from half-pay 60th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice James Mackay, ;1110 retiree upon half-pay—dated as above. Ceylon Regiment—Lieutenant Daniel Keogh, from half-pay 44th Foot, to be Lieutenant, without purchase—dated as above. HOSPITAL STAFF. to the Forces—William Lucas. Gent. To he H, vice S4'ilison, appointed to the 06th Foot; Alexander ('allender, Gent. vice Home, appointed to the 115th Foot; David Dumbreck, Gent, vice Newlin. appointed to the 59th Foot; Matthew Hai llie, 31.1). vice Eileen, appointed to the 60th Foot: Thomas Wil liams, 61. D. vice Munro, appointed to the 77th Foot—all dated' ! November 3, 13...5. UNATTACHED. Captain Augustus Frederick Ellie, from the 16th Light Dragoons, to be Major of Infantry, by purchase—dated November 12, 1825. To be Captains of Infantry. by purchaso—Lieotenant Thames Inigo Wickham Freeman, from the 37th Foot ; Lieutenant Wil liam Gossip, from the 4lst Foot; Lieutenant John Steuart, from the 30th Foot ; Lieutenant George Hogan)), from the 424 Foot ; Lieutenant George Chichester, from the 60th Foot—all dated November 12, 1026. MESIORANDA. The under-mentioned Officers have been allowed to dispose of their half-pay : Major Alexander Stewart (Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel), half-payl 4th Foot; Captain Henry Robert Carden, half-pay Ist Dra goons; Captain Lu cas H unt J ac k son , h a lf-p a y 7 t h G arr i son Battalion ; Captain %Valiant Le Grand, half-pay Bth Garrison Battalion • Captain James Marsden, half-pay 601 h Foot; Captain John William Pollard, half-pay 39th Foot ; Lieutenant George Tyner, half.pay 194th Foot-all d a ted N ovem b er 12, 1821 The exchange between Lieutenant White, of the tils: Foot, and Lieutenant Ross, half-pay 90th Foot, which took place on the lot August 1816, was without the difference, Lieutenant White having repaid the sum he received on that occasion from Lieutenant Rosa, which has been placed in the Bank of England to the credit of the Paymaater-General. . The Christian names of Ensign Lament, of the Oh Foot, ore Joseph Richard. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding of the County of York, and Town and County of the Town of Kingston -u pon.H The Right llonnurable George Lord Viseeunt Morpeth, to be De puty Lieutenant--dated October 23, 1825. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Lett at the Bankrupt Office, under Act 6, Geo. 4th, cap. 16. sec. 6. THOMAS ELVES!' and JOHN ELvEY, Castle-street, Holborn, stationers. (Filed November 9, 1825.) THOMAS MII.LIGAN,' Hanway-atreet, Oxford-street, baber. &abets (Piled November 11, 1825.) HENRY STRATTON, Chapel-place, Stratford, West HMI, Easel, whae-merchalit. (File November 11, 1825.) BANKRUPTS. JOSEPH WEST and ROBERT DOREN, Golden-square, tailors, to surrender, November 19, 26, arid December 24, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Robinson and Hine, Char ter House-squire. %ViI.LiAM Br.' z AHD, Petersham, Surrey, butcher. November 26, 29, and December 24, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Soli citors, Messrs. Hume and Smith, Great James -strew, Bedford row; and Messrs. Smith and Son. Richmond, Surrey. THOMAS 5111 repay, Great Marlborough-street, cheraenmnger, November 19, at nine, and December 3 and 24, at ten, at the Bank zupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Bugby, Clerkenwell-close, Cierken well. SAMUEL Frt.nr.r, Harleatlon-gre.n, Harrow-road, bricklayer, November 19, at eleven, 26. anti December 24, at ten, at the Bank rupts' Court. Solicitor, Sir. Robinson, Half Moon-street, Picca dilly. 1110 MAS WALSH, Preston, Lancashire, grocer, December 5,6, and 24, at eleven, at the office of Mr. Woodburn, solicitor, Pm ton. Solicitors, 111 r. Norris, John-street, Bedford-row; and Mr. Woodburn, Preston. Jona; EARLE, Liverpool, corn-dealer, November 29, 30, and December 24, at one, at the York Hotel, Williamson. square, Li verpool. Solicitor.. 51r. Cheater, Staple-Inn; and Messrs. More croft and Fowler, Church-street. Liverpool. SAMUEL ORTON, Atherstooe, Warwickshire, woolstapler, November 22, 23, and December 24, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Pin well, Leicestershire. Solicitors. Messrs. Herring and Baxter, Gray's Inn-place ; and Messrs. Smith and Baxter, Ather stone, Warwickshire. ELIZABETH BOLTON and WILLIAM SPARROW, Margaret. street, Cavendish-square, upholsterer s, _November 19, at twelve, 26, and December 24. at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Parker, Dyer's-buildings, Holborn. THOMAS GOODYEAR, Aideragate-street. straw-hat-manufac turer, Nov. 15, at eleven, 26, at two, and Dec. 24, at one, at the Bankrupts' urt. Solicitors, Messrs. Biel 113, Taylor, and Cox, Cloak-lane. GEORGE TOWNLEY WATT, Old-street, St. Luke's, linen draper, Nov. 19, 26, and Dec. 24, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Coact. Solicitor, Alr. James, Walbrook. EDMUND JUPP, Camden-town, builder, Nov. 26, Dec. 3, and 2t, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Saunders and Bailey, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square. ALFRED VINCENT Ft:WANES, Judd -street, Brunswick square, linen-draper, Nov. 19, at ten, 26, at eleven, and Dec. 24, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Parris, Surrey_ street, Strand. WILLIAM WILLIAMS and WILLT•M SCOTT, Broad-court, Long.acre, wine and spirit-merchants, N0v..13, at one, Dec. 3, and 2.1, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Jay and Ryles, Gray's.lnn-place, Gray's-Inn. JAMES EDWAREM Thatnes-bank. Vauxhall, imn-founder, Nov. Its. at one, 26. at two, and Dec. 24, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Chuter, Water-lane, Blackfriant. WILLIAM GILES. Heston, Middlesex, dealer, Nov. la, at eleven, 26, and Dec. 24, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. So licitor, Mr. Reilly, Clemens'a-Inn. WILLIAK MILLER, Fresh Wharf, Lower Thames-street, warehouseman and agent, Nov. 19, at eleven, 26, and Dee. 24, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. J. and S. Pearce, St. Swithin's-lane. CHARLE. BUCHANAN, Woolwich, shoe-maker, Nov. HI, 26, at eleven, and Dec. 24, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Soli. citor, Mr. Score, Tokenhouse-yard. DIVIDENDS. Dec. 7. Edward Boultbee. Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the office of Mr. Thomas Woods alawdsley, Solicitor, Doran's-lane, Liverpool—Dec. 6. Thomas Hammond. Manchester, victualler, at ten, at the Star Inn, Manchester—Dec. 3. Gerardus Albertus Ten Bruggcnkate, and Thomas Henry Payne, Fenchurch-buildinga, Frnchurch-street, merchants, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court— Dec. 3. John Edwards, Bond-street, merchant, at ten, at the Bank rupts' Court—Dec. 3. John Foulkes, Cheltenham, haberdasher, at ten, at the Bankrupts Court—Dec. 6. Henry Lambert, Barnolds wick, Yorkshire, cotton manufacturer, at one, at the Star Inn, Manchester—Dee. 10. Henry Backhouse, Leeds, druggist, at ele ven, at' the Sessions House, Leeds—Dec. 10. Peter Houghton and Samuel Peter lloughton, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, leather-sellers, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court—Dec. 10. Thomas Robert Gregg and William Men& jun. Watling.street, confectioners, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—Nov. 1.9. Francis Powell, Forest wharf, Earle-street, Blackfriara, corn-factor, at ten, at the Bank rupts' Court—Dec. 3. George Henry Gibbons, Finch-lane, Corn. hill, merchant, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court—Dec. 3. George Thomas Wright, Piccadilly, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Bank. ropts' Court—Dec. 3. John Tomlinson, Bedfordbury, woollen. draper, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—Dec. 6. Jonathan Fentum, Strand, shopkeeper, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court— Dec. 3. Benjamin Skelton, Greenwich, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—Dec. 2. Joseph Wreaks, Sheffield, saw manufacturer, at twelve, at the Commercial Inn, Shef field—Dec. 3. James Sparkes and Aaron Coles, Pottland-street, Marylebone, coachmakers, at twelee, at the Bankrupts' Court— Dec. 3. William Haylett, of the Windsor Castle, Hammersmith. victualler, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. CERTIFICATES—Dsc. 3. George Grunshaw, Blackburn, Lancashire, grocer—Mark Henry ' Steward, Long-lane, Bermondsey, pump and engine maker—Se , muel Ferry, High.street, Shoreditch, tripeman—Benjamin Haigh and Eli Whiteley, Leeds, dyers—William Hugh Jones, Croydon, coal-merchant—Matthew Lough, Minories, cyhmist—ohn Dick son, Fish-street-hill, wholesale haberdasher—John Grim wood, Bos ton, carpenter. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Gilbert and John Gilbert, jun. Northiam. Sussex. grocers William Pace and Jane Page, Farnham, victuallers—Robert Sd. Ashby and Benjamin Shaw, Lombard-street, engravers—Ralph Foster and Samuel Allen, Church -street, Shoreditcn, boot and shoe makers—Richard Slader and James Lovegrove, Cheltenham, cabi net-makers—Mark Holmes and William Jordan, Leeds,' builders —Thomas Handley and Thomas Wing, Gray's Inn-squa e, attor nies—Peter Knowles and Thomas Williamson, Fernilee. Derby shire, gunpowder manufacturers—Denry Ellythorp Robson and George Harrison. Liverpool, colon-brokers—%6 illians Couzens and John Couzens, Bruton, Somershire, butchers—Hannah Farrar and Abraham Farrar, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolstaplers—Henry Fase, Benjamin West, and James Fauns, Hanway-street, Oxford-street, tailors (so far as regards Henry Fase)—George Kitchen anti Tho mai, Hill, Bramham, Yorkshire, blacksmiths—John Adams and Joseph Morton, Manchester, accountants—Thos.Thwaits, sen. and Thomas DI waits, jun. King's H ead -court, Gutter-lane, riband. waterers—Francis Rogers and Daniel Rogers, Hotwells. Glouces tershire, carpenters.—Thomas Whitley and William England, Bingley, Yorkshire, corn-millers. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 9th day of November, 1925, is 41s. lOid. per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain. Average price of Corn from the Returns received in the Week ending November 5 , 1825. Wheat. I Batley. Oats. Rye. I Beans. I Pease. P. d. a. d. d. I. d. a. d. a. d. 63 3 41 11 26 2 41 5 46 1 65 1 A serious accident occurred to Hugh Palmerstone, Esq. of Harrow-road, while following the Cheadle hariers in the neigh bourhood of Wickham, on Friday. His hunter at first refused a leap of a fence and ditch, when the rider turned back and forced him at it, and the horse not clearing the ditch, fell with the rider un derneath, by which Mr. Palmerstone sustained a shocking corn. pound fracture of the right leg, just above the ancle, and amputa tion of the limb took place the next evening (Saturday), and the patient is doing well. CORONER INuttyer.—On Faturday evening an inquest was taken before Mr. linwin, at the Black Horse public-house, Poplar on view of the body of Thomas Mathews, who was drowned in the Thames on Wednesday the 2d inst. The only witness exa mined was a person nam e d J o h n B r y an , w h o worked with the de ceased in the employ of Mr. Gales, a ropemaker, at Shadwell. It appeared from his statement that on the !d inst. the deceased went on board of one of the Chatham barges, and by some acci dent fell overboard and was drowned. A reward was offered for the finding of the body, and was paid by the witness on Friday lest, the body being found on that day in Limehouse " nand Drowned." • o .1 1 (*r Cmit. . ;•-..--•:. • - - 4 . ~ •.. . . ) ,•-f..- .-.7 l'a . • --w• ' 1 I'''', tf). • %,• l 1 . ' • ' -'" '''.:i . 't , . . , . . 9141;131t ' . , . ' . . t - Atsisalralle«l/41YItF: 4. A ; treS'irizilitit ,- • ", ,I 1 --...—....... . , m ' Price 7d. - , 'vast EAS7 . INDIA SNIPPING. --410--. The Abel Tasman, Theunis, arrived in the Texel on the sth of November ; she sailed front Batavia on the 3d of July, and from the Csps the fah September ; and reports that a large Last India ship was lost en Table Bay, Cape of Good hope—name on-. ~ known. I The Liberal, Manton, arrived is the Texel on the sth of NOVenl. ber ; site left Batavia on the 30th of March, and the Cape so lbs , i 14th oiAttgust. ARRIVALS AT BATA•IA.—The Indus. Moriarty; the Twe (ere- ousters, b s • utven, front Amsterdam ; an d O lpsay , from Salem. l' the 2dl of July. • ' Stites LOADING AT BATAVIA.—The Potornse, Webster, for Amsterdam ; Betsey and Caroline, Scroder, for ((into ; Falcon, . for New 2 ork ; eoral, —, for Boston ; Waverer), Sehetwieth . ..' i fir lnottadarn . • Apollo, Quater . a., Concordia, W I /B ar ra, an d Ma- ria. 51,t fl'ot, for Ii Antwerp ; htlheimina, Yerloop, Jong° As- tro:my, Jeconette, and Admir a l C oc kb urn , C oo li ng, for Raqtarderfal ': f Earl st. Vincent, /If iddletoo, tor London. Casr a —A letter has been r e ceived from Simone Say, Caps IL ?/, I , Good Hope, dated Sept. b, endue, mention is made of the loss I‘ s t.' A ' r ..6, . i. l st ship. • The Claudine, Chrystl6, from London to Bengal, the lir Oct., . ~ in lat. 9..5. N. long. 11 W.; *raison the 30th August saw IA large l ir 1 ' Portuguese vessel, abo t .600 tens, un d er 'jury-masts, Rom, ward bound, but she w d not speet th em . m i ._ I SI i I PPINV I 1117'1 , :1,L I GXNCE. I ' - • .• . l CrISTO3I.IIOt/SZ. Nor. IL • '!:4 , •sr ''• 1 SNIPS ENTERED IStranms.—The Minerva, 051111, rt u d x, Gefle ; Brillfent, Bissett. front Cadiz; Nereid, Sigma, I Trieste; Female. Chapman. fcom Bilboa; Speedy, Lake, front % ' Rio Janeiro; Ceres, Donn. from Quebec: •Ilanard, Solir, from Dunkirk ; Delight, Worrell, from ditto; Kattern. linsustow, from Guernsey; Vereuch, Cloartnen. front Memel ; • Linity„ Cook, from. / Dunkirk ; Junge Frau Metta Christina, Sturge-from Bilboa; Fa. ' . . vourite, Swaffer, from Calais; Indian, Gibson, from time South . • Seas; Good Hope, Chappell, from Naples; Fos, Fox , front Os. . tend; Symmetry, Bedwell, front Cesine; Ladfollsosiaa. Timis!. .. from Ross; Argo, Billing, from Dublin; Save*, Plaine, front Liverpool. ENTERED 017TWARDS.—The Snare brook, Hart, for Ham- burgh; Harlequin, Fenton, from Smyrna and Constantinople Halo, Oeven, from Hamburg!' ; George, Eicks, from St. Yid- ; .,• cent's. CLEARED OUTWATIDEL—The Aurora, OgeTloo, for Bremen ; Zephyr, Scott, for Grand Canary ; Bramin, Rawson, for Bilboa ; Eliza, Johnson. for Jamaica ; Sir Edward Hamilton, Newbolt, foe Jamaica ; Caroline Ritzrow, for Stettin. r CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Luna, Knox, for the Cape of -- • • 4 Good Hope; Prince Regent, Taylor, for Tobago; George, Hough. - ' ton, for Bahia; Miser, Spurgeon, for Hamburgh; Hero, Cum- ming, for Ilerbice; Robert and Sarah. Greenwell, for Hamburgh; ' Sultan, Wheatley, for Smyrna and Constantinople; Susan, Ivey. for St Michael's. __.......___ .. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. PENZANCE, Nov. 10.—The Betsey, Tanner, for St. Michael's , put back yesterday, and sailed ag a in. 'lt commenced to blow hard soon after, and continues ; several vessels in Penzance pier broke , adrift this morning's tide, and have received some damage. FALSIOUTII, Nov. 10.—Yesterday afternoon the wind shifted to the N.E., and continued moderate until about twelve o'clock last -• : 1 night, when it increased to a gale, end to the present continues to •' blow with great violence. The outward bound shipping in the Roads could not get their anchors to sail, and have been obligal to • let go their second ; no damage at yet in our harbour...Sailed thq Rising Sun, Martell, for Sr. Michael's ; the Sprightly, Newton; for Seville : and Koine coasters round land. • Cowes, Nov. 11.—Arrived the London packet Mackay, Arne- .. rican ship, from Boston, 19 days passage, and proceeded to Ant'. • sterdam, all well—landed her passengers. NOVEDIBER 12.—The whale of the outward-bound ships sailed yesterday. - except the French corvette L'Active, Hamburgh ship Kranick, Danish schooners St. Georg and Gloria, and the Norwe- gianbrig Louise, which all rode out Thursday's gale safe. , , Doveo, Nov. 11.—The Nancy, Barter, fell in with on the itch inst. the brig Frederick and Ann, of London, about 30 mites of Lowestoff, abandoned by the crew; no boats on board. She had ~ her anchors and cables, but nearly all her sails were blown away nt ••• appeared timber-laden, and about 250 tons burden , hack sitter • • and bulwarks, with a yellow streak. Left her early yesterday morning, Winterton Light bearing W.N.W. about 20 miles, in. charge of the Good Heart, Horatio, and Sovereign sruseks belong,. Inn to Barking. Seven bales of cotton, one case of gum, and ono, ..-:.!.. • - bale of silk, have been brought in here, from the wreck o f Oglir . Castle. A second boat has arrived at Ostend, with seven bales 6£ . . cotton. OrrretwEsro, Nov. 11.—Arrived the !1 'Tirlstaft, froth' ' Smyrna ; Monmouth, Simpson, from Jamaica ; Iris, Jenne.' • 4 from Cephalonia ; Resolution, Mudge, from Alicant ; and Nau• tilos, Selby, front Quebec. nailed the Sesostris, —, for New South Wales ; and Julian, —. for Batavia. II ARIVICII. NOV. 11.—Much damage has been occasioned to the shipping by the late gales. Arrived here to day, the Mary, Stook- ley, from Lynn, and the Humility, Simpson, from London, with loss of an anchor and cable each. The Hoopoe, Osborn, front Archangel, and the Nelly, Pallinger, from Riga, are both arrived off the harbour, with rudders gone, ha ving been ashore ; the latter o is water-logged, has lost her windlass and two anchors and cables- They They will come in next flood. The Daphne, of Sunderland, struck • • upon the Onion, and Sunk. Crew saved, and landed here. Thh ~., • weather is now moderate. Wind N.E. .!' . ' Y ARMOUTH, Nov. 11.—The 3lantura; Acater, of add for ! ! Hull, from London, was driven on shore at Caister, last night, / • during a gale at N.C. A great part of the cargo landed, but in a , I very damaged state. • I WELLS, Nov. 11.—The Caroline, Metham • George and Eli.. I saheb, Wright ; Jane, Hartgrave ; and the Hannah, Scott, mat • , on shore near this port. t BLAKENEY, Nov. 11.—The following vessels were driven oh ~• t shore near this place yesterday, during a heeSy galest N.E.; Juoi, • of Yarmouth ; Market Maid, Harrison, from Newhaven to I l ' hit- - by ; Fame, of Yarmouth. Crews saved. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10.—The Clarendon, for Jamaica, and. r Hope, for Waterford, are on shore at Seacombe. The sloop , - Heart of Osk, for Dublin, was tun down, and sunk, in the River- r I - There is a signal of distress for an outward bound vessel on shore. m ' NEWCASTLE, Nov. 9.—The Hope, Wood. from Sitnderland 1 i - far Aberdeen , and the Preston, Palmer, front Quebec for Leith. . t got upon the Herd Sand this afternoon. Crews saved. • ! SCARBOROUGH, NOV. 10.—The Ann, Fowler, could not - reach the harbour, owing to the wind suddenly shifting, but wan, , obliged to stand out to sea again. The long continuance of eon.. - trary wind has caused the harbour to be crowded with vessels, hound 1 ... to the North. more than ever was known to be before, there being upwards of 100 sail in. Y The Hoopoe, Osborne , from Archangel to London ; and the • r I - Nelly, Pattenger, from Riga to London, were carried into Har- h wich yesterday ; the former with loss of rudder and leaky ; ti" I, latter with loss of rudder, two anchors and cables, and having beat :.• on shore. . The Caroline, Metham ; the George and Elizabeth, Wright : the Jane, Hargrave ; the Hannah, Scott ; the Jane of Yarmouth: the Fame, of ditto ; and the Market Maid, are on shore near 71 %Vella. I. The Princess Elizabeth, Kemp, from Smyrna, has been on the • h Sunk Sand, and carried to Grimsby. e The 31argaretha. Bruning, horn Hull to Osterrisow, has been - carried into Amsterdam, leaky and much damaged, in consequence z of storms and contrary winds. '-• The Vrow Elsins, Borkerl. from Amsterdam to Hull, was - stranded on the night of the Ist inst., on Tersehelling, and went ur d pieces the next night. Crew saved. d The Betsey, Pence, from London to firemen, which was d stranded on %%eland, went to pieces in the night of the 19th Oct. !," 'f he Cygnet, Francis; and Friends, Gillingham, are tonal, lust • !, ' in Swansea Bay. ,•• The Independent, Wild, from Antwerp to Loudon. . s too- d deemed at Flushing. d The Adventure, Caiteson, from Jamaica to Belfast, was dt ive n • on shore at Cardi ff on Thur;day. I •. 1 - The Swift, Travers, from Waterford, was driven on shore at ' l , Weymouth on Thursday. The Fly, of London, was driven on shore near Wiabeach on . - Thursday and bilged. dOn Thursday morning the brig Prince Cobuzg, real laden, be. longing to Messrs. Crosweller and Blaber, of Bete ton,. rnattrarits, if inattempting to go into Shoreham harbour, by some accident gut O ashore a little westward of the hasboorlt mouth. Ropes, however. are entertained that she will be got off without suffering material damage. k During the storm, on Tuesday night, a TM.] came on snore near Burling (lap, bound from Cadia to London. We% with 30 pipes of wine, which are now unloading. No lives were lost. Cotinvearerr HALT-csowns.—ln the course of Sa- , turday a gentleman entered the Police-office, Union-hall, goat a l' package containing 350 counterfeit halt-crowns, which had tte bp, 1- pearance of being recently cast from the die: Re stated Mut he a picked them up that morning in Kennington-kw" and from the D situation in which they were lying, vas of opinion that the. bad '' fallen out of some veh i cle probably from Birmingham- Tlis . paek- '• age now Bea at that office for any body who May claim theirs t. On Thursday night the warehouse of Mr. Lint*, jew- eller and goldsmith,Cursooratreet, Chancery-lane. was l broken : . a into and nabbed of a quantity of valuable property. No trace Ita• yet been discovered of the thieves, but a reward has been slimed I 11 for . '' their apprehension. . 4 TYP RCS FIVER AT STOCRPORT.—We ban been in. :._ formed, and are sorry to announce the fart, that die elphus I. fever is now raging with much violence in some of ebo ton. el fined and densely peopled street. branching from the !Till- "r . . 1 i - gate; in one street there are not loath= 6 patients furor- e ing under that pestilential mussy at the pretest time. t, _ and in others it is spreading rapidly.—Reaport AUNT - riser. ... .