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Ladies will not in future he subject to the inconvenience of per sonal sppearance before the Directors. An ample Fund Is raised for securing the Public without liability of the Assured. Apportionment of Profit by addition to the Policies or diminu tion of Annual Payments. Insurances granted on the Lives of Persons go;ng abrosd. The Premiums consistent therewith will not continence before departure, anti will cross on return. Policies may be effected on the Lives of Parties afflicted with Hernia, Asthma, and certain other Complaints, at equitable pre. whims. . . . THE ARMY. OFFICERS' WIDOWS, he. Ac. REST DENT IN IRELAND Notice is titrAy given to all persons resitting in Ireland, and to whom pay, pensions. and allowances for the folh.wing services have hitherto been issued in Irish currency, that all future claims for periods commencing subsequently to the 24th September, 11125, will be calculated in British. sterling. at the same real and nominal rate as in Great Britain, and paid accordingly. vit. : Widows' Pensions. Royal Bounty, General Officers unattached pay, Compassionate Lists. All arrears to the 24th December:lB2s, will be paid m heretofore l in Irish currency. N Are, That a OF.SERA I. COURT of the said Company will be held at their house io LeadenhaU-street, on WrnsrusDaY, the 25th instant, at Eleven o'Clock io the Forenoon, by adjournment from this day, and that the same is made special tor the purpose stated in the following Letter, via.:— " To the nor.. the Court of Directors of theondo East In De a Com lB.2s.pany. Ln. 6, 46 sirs—We, the undersigned Proprietors of East India Stock, duly quillitittl, request that the °corral Court of Proprietors ap pointed to be held o n the ?.lst instant, may be made further special, to take into consideration the following propositigffi, which it is out inferno to snbailt to the Court : s" f tit this Court, co nsidering the grea tt importance of a know ledge of the Hindos tannee language t Euopean Officers destined to set with mid to command the native troops in India, recommend to the Court of Directors to take into their immediate consideration the propriety of making regulations that nn Cadet shall henceforth be permitted to premed to India unless he shall, upon examina tion, he found sufficiently grounded in the rudimeti t s of the Ilin dos:annee language. " We bare the honour to remain, " Your obedient humble servants, " Jong' BORTHWIL " JO S EPH Holtz, Proprietors." JOSEPH DART, Secretary. The Age of Patties will be admitted upon suitable testimonials on the commenoement of the Insurance. A liberal discretion exercised in dispensing with personal ap.. pearance, and in every other respect meeting, as musts as possible, the convenience of the Public. A large Commission allowed to Persons procuring Insurances. EAGLE BRITISH and COLONIAL INSURANCE OFFICE, cORICII mi. and REG EN T4T !MET, established 1807; empowers by Act of Parliament. CAPITAL—TWO MILLIONS; W. BEETHAIII, Sec. COURT-31A RTIAL. At a General Court-martial, held on the 4th and sth inst. at the Nets-roan of the Royal Marine Barracks, Chatham, composed of • Officers of the Line and Royal Marines, a private marine. named Foster. was found guilty of striking Lusign Butler. of the *.i . .oth Regimeat of Foot. The prisoner. having no witnesses to call. pleaded intosication, and banded in a written paper containing a strong appeal to the feelings of the menibeen of the Court. and sub mitting himself to their mercy. lie was sentenced to receive 600 lashes. which sentence was carrie 1 into exceudon on the morning of the 9th inst. at the Spur Battery. near Fort Amherst, in the pre sence of the whale garrison, with a view of deterring his fellow soldiers from the cotiamission of a crime the most subversive of all military discipline, and which not unfrequend v subjects the offender is capital punishment.--Rocherter Curate, itni. 17. ----------- _ EAST INDIA HOUSE, January 18, 1826. THE Court of Directors of Me United Company of Alerrhants of Eolgtend trading to the East Indict do ?weepy sits :Vallee. That the GENERAL COURT of the said Company appointed to held on AVEDstiespax the 25th instant, is made Special for the purpose stated In the following letter received this day, viz.:— " To the Chairman and Demur Chairman of the Honourable Court of Directors. " We, the undersigned Proprietors of Eat India Stock, duly qualified, request that you will be pleased to call a General Court upon an early converient day, for the purpose of taking• into eon. sideration the Guile Papers published by the vote of the Genets) Cour: of Proprietors." " DOUGLAS KINNAIRD, " C. J. Doytt. ‘ 6 W. MAXPIELD. " Josue Bowritwies, Ottcnntrr, " JOSEPH HUME, 6 ' WILLIAM THORNTON, " JAMEs PATERSON, " J. DOTLE, " J. ADDisrgu.." JOSEPH DART. Secretary. NAST INDIA 1100.1 Z. Jaw. 11. in& THE Court of Directors if the United Company nfl of Aferrhofrte of E . .grisied trading to the tat Indies terery rite Nosier. That the Committee of Buying and Warehouses will be ready is I receive Proposals in Writing, sealed up, on or before %I'm:or:Es. the 22d February, Her., from such Persons as may be willing ti supply the Company with BRITISH IRON ; ltlil Mat the conditions of the Contract may be seen upon appil. ration to the Cletk of the said Committee, with whom the Propo.sls niust be ieft before aft er y in the Forenoon of the sahl 2241 day of February. 1826, wisich hour the Committee will not receive any tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. LONDON D 1 X_ KS. TO STONEMASONS, QUARItr MEN, AND OTHERS. Tx Directors of the London Dock Company do hereby give Notice, that they will be re,atly to receive Tenders, *WM or, at the London Dock House, Prtnee's.etreet, Bank, on TCESDAY, the 31st of January (instant), at Twelve o'clock.. from such Persons as may be willing to Contract for the STONE res,uirtsl for the Construction of Vaults, and other Works, of the .Company eau of the present Dock. The Plans and Specifications of all the Stone required, and also tht Particulars and Conditions of the Contract, may be seen at the London Deck House. Every 'folder must he accompanied with a Letter, signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound, with the Person tendering, in the sum of 2,5001, foe the due pertormance of the Contract. S. COCK, Sec. Landon Dock Bowe, Jan. 10, 1826. N.D. No Tender fall be received after Twelve otloek on that day. nor unless the Party making the Tender, or some Pelson on big hAsif. shall attend. CaTRANGERS' FRIEND SOCIETY, instituted in the 17 Year 1736. fat ILSITING and. RELIEVING the SICK and DISTRESSED rooß at their OWN HABITATIONS. During the last year, 7.203 cases, chiefly families, were visited . and relieved, and amongst them the sum of 3,7171. Zia. bd. dir. tasted. At the present time there ore upwards of 700 cases on the hooka, and many have been discontinued on account of the reduced state of the funds. The number of cases presented also now daily accumulate, the pressure of distress being more severely felt as the season bemuses inclement. The Committee, under these eirctintsuinces, respectfully and earnestly solicit the and of a gene. rum Pub:ic to enable them to continue to relieve 11:e wants of so great a number of the really distressed and deserving Poor. The Rillowing Subscriptions and Donations are thankfully ac knowledged : £. s. X. s. Marvell, by hi beam lanes, Jones, mild Inns' - 3 0 His Royal Highness the Duke of Gloucester 21 0 j Right Hon. T. On:mills 5 0 • Mrs. S. Vansittart :1 0 D. Pennant, Esq. 31. P. 20 0 IL Attwood. Esq. M.P. 5 b . Joseeh Butterworth, Esq. 31. P. . 6 6 Right Honourable Lord Rivers . 10 0 i Right Ilemourable H. W. • W. Wynn - 10 0 Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart. 5 0 I'iseountess Dlandeville 10 10 Thomas Wood, Esq. 25 0 W. 11., by W. 31arriott, Esq. - 20 0 W. Elliott Elliott. Esq. I 6 R. Barclay, Esq. Bory.hill 10 0 Mrs. Jordan - 1 1 Lad y Williams Wynn 20 0 A Friend, by Mr. H. Clarke 10 0 Dowager lay Cornwall 1 1 i le. Cummings, El. M.P. 10 0 Countesit of Athlone 2 0 Ain. Worrell - 20 5 13.1.. per Alr. 11. Clarke 6 0 Mr. W. Smith - 2 0 Rev. Ph. Le Briton 4 4 I'. Grant, Esq. . 9 $ .31isa Gavin - 1 1 V.P. . $ 3 J. Arnold, Esq. - 111 111 Miss M. Duilial - - 1 1 Mrs. Hudson . 1' 1 Ditto (donation) - 6 0 111:ss 31ousley - 1 1 Ditto (donation) . 6 0 E. V. 21 0 Dr. Holland - 3 0 J. IV. B. . - 2 0 J. G., by Sr. W. Cooper 5 0 F. R. Dunham, Esq. 10 0 Mr. Parkinson . 2 2 T. IV. Randall. Esq. 3 3 Messrs. Peck. Brothers '2 " Thomas Marriott, Egg. 2 2 - B. S. K. . 2 2 Mr. W. Pearson - 2 2 At Messrs. Whitmore, Wells, and Whitmore. A Lady 20 0 Richard Glyn, Zsq. 6 G. Henckell, Esq. - 5 0 Catherine 1 1 At Messrs. Hammersley and Co.'l : A Friend 100 it , ......- `:. 1).11. - 10 0 J. Eras Bailey, Esq. 21 0 Geo. llunimond, Esq. I 6 S. 11. - 2 0 The Right R. the Lord Bishop of Durham 21 0 J. Nicholls, Esq. - 1 1 At Messrs. Hatehard and Son's. ...... A. D. W-. - i 0 CountessDowsger Marren 2 2 Frederick Milieu, Esq. 8 0 Viscountess Sidniouth 1 I At Messrs. Butterworth and Son's. Rules Summers, Esq. 2 0 Du. additional - 3 Thomas liainbridge, Esq. 1 1 G. L. Hollingsworth, Esq. 5 0 I 1 The Hon. and Rev. An ehitel Grey - 10 0 At Ileum Iloarea. Sir Joint Kennarray, Bart. 5 0 Airs. M.P.Grosvenor 10 0 ....-.._ _ Hon. Geo. Vernon 2 2 Nathaniel Gundry. Esq, 10 0 Sir Geo. Poonal, Bart. 5 U John Holmes, Esq. 10 0 11. H. - 1 9 Viseounteu Keith - 5 0 Lady Mary Bennet 2 0 H. SI. Hoare, Esq. 20 U 31rs. Ann Marriott 2 U Miss AVegg 10 U E. Janes, Esq. . 1 1 Vith several other Donations of the smaller amounts, which will appear in the Annual Wpm,. fiubscriptions and Donations are received by W. Marriott, Eeq. Treasurer, 77. llroatl,areet. Royal Eechange ; Mr. 11. Clarke, 32, New Bond-street ; Mr. W. Cooper, 11. Queemstreet, Cheapside ; and Mr. 11. R. Griffiths. York-place. Camberwell, Secretaries ; Messrs. Owen and Elliott, 31, hiutter.lane. Cheavride ; Joseph Batterworth, Esq. and Son, 43. Ilect-street ; Messrs. Inner, Jones, a•al Co. Ile, Fleet-street s Metsrs. Condell, Powley and Clarke, New Bond-street : Mr. Allan, Frederick's-place, Old Jewry ; Mr. I failure, 3, Copt`ia'.l i ngs ;by each 111 ember of the Committee; I\ jr. Jarrett, 27. Providence-row. Finsbury-square, Collector; Messrs. Ilatchard and Son, Piccadilly ; hlestirs.Whitonowe, Wells, and Whitmore. !Sulkers, 21. Lombard.strset ; Messrs. Hoare, Bankers, Fleet-street; and Messrs. Ilammersley, Bankers, Pall. AROJIAT IC SPIRIT OF VlNEGAR.—Tnisatcree bly perfumed Liquor (the original invention of Mr. II enry), which ii of well.known efficacy in relieving faintness and head. acti, and in counteracting the effects of overheated. close or in fntal air, continues to be prepared in the greatest perfection by Mews. THOMAS and Vil I.I.I.IMHENRY, umnstraetuting chemists. Mandlester. „t sold in Lando winked* and road, by Mem lQaylayaati bl i ew is , peritonea; maiistaliniat; and well, pow b. ba n WASS wow " urge k e rn pitielpil toms IMO it tit unless ea arm g i = event Stamp, villibi ll a tEt li Cratt of Wm reoPer Spa* Maw ow add by Raytay Wol Pow as wail. As atm - we alth = also ba bad, andisotisioni Ws amp, lierry's Magnesia, in bottles, at 2a. dd., w with glass eic'PPos, at as. N. gl I r ll ( I 4 , , DuRSCA NT toe Decree of the High Court of Chancery, 1 made in a cause wherein Richard Wood is plaintiff. and Ann Wood and others ate defendants, the CREDITORS at' AN THONY WOOD, late of Bishop Auckland, in the Comity of Durham, Gentleman (who died on the 10th of August, 1813), are to come in and prove their debts before Francis Paul Stratford, Esq., one of the Blasters of the said Coast, et his Chambers in South. atriptbsubuildings. Chincery-lane. London, or In default thereof they *ill be excluded the benefit of the said Decree. MESSRS. CHAMlig Tv and SON'S BANK- Rte Notice is hereby given, that the Commissioners have rejected :Messrs. Groom, Stone, Thomas, G. S. Smith, and 11. Smith (who were chosen on the 23d (lay of December last). as unfit persons to be Assignees of the Estate and Effects of the said Bankrupts, and have therefore ordered a NEW CHOICE to be made on Til CRS DA Y, the 2d day of February nest, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basing. hall-street, London, when and where the Creditors who have not already proved their Debts are to come prepared to prove the same, and, with those who have already proved their Debts, to vote in such new Choice of Assignees. W3l. A' BECKETT, Solicitor to the Commission. Golden.equare, Jan; 18, 1826. With all possible despatch, VOR CALCUTTA, the fine co red Ship T IMAN -1: BRA, Al. GEORGE WRAY, - Commander. burthen 400 ,Tens; lying in the City Canal. Has excellent accommodations foe Passengers. For Frsight or Passage apply to BUCKLES, BAOSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. Is Loading fast, and will Sail shortly. TOR VAN I)IEMEN'S LAND, and NEW SOUTH L WALES, with leave up call at a Port in the Channel, the' fine New. fast-sailing Snow, FAIRFIELD. A I. Coppaed. Barthel 300 tom JAMES WORK. Commander, lying in the London Dock t has •ery superior accommodations for Cabin and Steerage Passengers. For Freight or Po‘nages, apply to BUCKLES, BAUSTJIit, AND BUCH ANAN, o. 33, Mark-lane. FeaOß MADRAS direct, tn sail the 20th January, and to touch at Plymouth or Portsmouth for Passengers. the lr Ship GENERAL PALMER, A. 1, GEORGE TRES COTT, Coormamler ; register 60 Ton. Ras excellent Accom modations for Passeogers. and carries a Surgeon. For Freight of Fifty Tons of measure Goode, or Passage, ap ply to the Owner, GEORGE TRUSCOTT, 1, Gastle-court, Birchin.lane. To sail the end of January, and proceed to Portsmouth to embark Paviengers. VOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, bas only room 1 fur Measurement Goods, the greater pan of her mrtto being on board, the tine tart-sailing teak ship DUKE of BED FORD, burthen bed Tons, Captain GEORGE SIMPSON (late Commander of the Honourable Company's ship Lady Castlereagh.) lying ip the City Canal. This ship is particularly constructed for despatch ; her accommodations for Passengers arc of a ceryauperior description, fitted to an elegant style, and carries a skilful Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jenisa. les Coffee-house; to Messrs. Cockerel', Trail. and Co., Austin friars ; J. S. Brinley, 12, Birchin.lane, or ABERGROAIBIE, No. 4, 13irchin-lane. MONEY ON MORTGAGE. - LIME THOUSANI) POUNDS ready to be imme diately advanced on • Mortgage of Freehold Property. It may remain for a long term, hut the security must be undeniable. Apply (ilby letter, post paid) to Mr. George Atkinson, Solici tor. 2, Church-court, Lothbury. -MONEY WANTED, for the purpose of carrying on -MONEY a lucrative Town Trade of long standing and resnecteld lily, where there scarcely say risk. the sum of 13011 T THOU SAND POUNDS or SIX THOUSAND POUNDS, for which the Borrower would grant an Annuity upon reasonable Terms, or would give the Lender an Interest as a Sleeping Partner in the Establishment, as might be agreed on. Apply (if hy letter, post paid). with real name and signature, to Mr. Mangold!, Solicitor, 16, Aldennanhury, City. On Wednesday, the 23th of January, 1826, Mr. Murray will com mence the Publication of THE REPRESENTATIVE, a Daily Morning News paper, intended to convey the earliest and most authentic Political, Commercial, anti I tom cede Intelligence. Advertisements, and Communications for the Editor, to be sent to No. 50. Albe mnrle.straet. until the 23th of January, and after that tiny to "The Representative" Office, No. 23, Great George-street, Westminster. Orders for this Newspaper are requested to be sent to the Post masters and Newsmen.--Albemarle-street, Dec. 2'J ,11;25. DEAN MII,NER'S SERMONS. This day are published, In two volumes Oro. price U. la. inboards, QERNIONS.-By the late Vury Reverend ISAAC CY • MILNER, D.D. and Dean of Carlisle, and President of Queen's College, Cambridge. Printed for T. Cadet!, in the Strand ; and W. Blackwood, Edin burgh. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, An ESSA V on HUMAN LIBERTY, price as. in bonds. THE COMPLETION OF MISS EDGEWORTH'S EARLY LESSONS. In 4 yob. 12m0., price Ms. in boards. HARRY and LUCY Concluded. By MARIA EDGEwoRTIL '• The business of Education, In respect of knowledge, is rot, as I think, to pyrite a learner in all or any of the Sciences; but to give his mind that disposition, and those baths, that may enable him to attain any part of knowledge he shall stand in need of in the tuture course of his life."—Locm Printed for R. Hunter, 72, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Bald win, Cradock, and Joy, Paternostcr.row. Where may be had, 1. EARLY LESSONS, 4 vols., Its. 2. ROSAMOND, • Sequel to ditto, 2 vols., Gs. 3. FRANK, • Sequel to ditto, 3 vols., ils. POSITIVELY guT TWO MORE, AND LOTTERIES END FOR EVER BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT. ANT) J. SIVEWRIGHT, the Contractors, respect /LIP • folly remind the Public that this only mode by which any person may now speedily obtain a large Fortune for a few Pounds, west very soon pass away for ever. In forming this THEIR FINAL SCHEME, J. and J. Sivewright have been not only studious to retain all the approved points of late Lotteries, many of which were first adopted by themselves, but to meet the desire of Correspondents. they have Introduced SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, /kc. tee. forming an aggregate of A QUARTER OF A AMLR N :STERLING! ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, Itik:DNESDAY, Ist of MARCH. Tickets and Shares are selling by J. and J. Sivewright, the Con. tractors, at their fortunate Offices. No. 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; and Set, Haymarket, London, where they sold 12,4711 - . a Prize of . - . X 341,000 LOIS - - a Prize of - 21,066 Besides other Capitals in the last and late Lotteries. AS every Organ in Man is nourished with a Secretion peculiar to itself, and can only be natural and complete in a paw a heal* hi, obviously netessaty It is, that upon the slight est &wisdom Ifterefrons attention be immediately paid for its al illismement of the liver, modficatiott of vital parts,' thiskarssafibe various membranes, foetid breath, gouty enlarge ment °nimbi", spasmodic affections of the different inteainal canala, and nearly all the irritable and improper passionsof the mind in creased thereby. Dr. EADY, of 2 2, Chureh-street, D e an.street (opposite St. Ann's Church), Soho. is daily consulted on the various complica tions of human infirmities requiring medical assistance. KENT. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. Comprising a capital %rater Corn-Mill. with a very powerful Fall of Water. and an excellent- Family Dwelling-house ' Five Cot. taws. and 40 Acres. I Hood, and 39 Perches of titetile Arable, .Meadoe, Orchard. and 'Wood Land. By STEVENS and BRENCHLEY. At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY. Feb. 8, at 12. in Se. yen Lots, by order of the Heirs-at.,baw of Mr. John Knight, deceased, A Valuable and highly desirable FREEHOLD FRO PERT 1 . , comprising HORTON.MII.L. in the occupation of John Russell, situate on the river Dartinth, in the parish of Hot. ton, between Dartford and Famingbant, now used as a corn-mill, working five pair of stones ; but from the constant and steady sup ply of water. capable of being converted into a paper, gunpowder, or any other mill where great power is required; with a genteel Fa. roily Residence attached. mat-house, barn, stable, and other con venient offices, walled garden and paddock, the whole comprising four acres one rood. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, known as GILLS, in the parish of L)arenth. with Cottage Residence and thirteen acres litany-five perches of arable and wood head, now in hand. A FREEHOLD ESTATE. comprising eight acres, one rood, thirty-seven perches of valuable wood land, forming part of Da renth Wood, in the parish of Darenth,alsoln hand. A corl,x6E, BARN, and SHED, in the parish of Stone. with orchard, garden, and field, in the wieupetion of Thomas Net. tlinglittn, containing five acres, one roodtwenty-two perches. TWO COTTAG ES,GARDENS. ORCHA RD, and SHAH, in the parish of Stone, in the occumuipt ef Robert and William Dueling, Thomas Bartholomew, and William Durling,jun. con taining one acre, three roods. and five A COTTAGE, GARDEN, ORCHARD.I and WOOD, in. the parish of Stone. part in the occupation of Edmund Bartho lomew, and the remainder in hand, containing four acres and thir teen perches. An ORCHARD. in the parish of Stone, containing two roods and sixteen perches ; and a CHERRY ORCHARI), in the parish of Swanscomb, containing two acres, two roods, and twenty-six perches, both in the occupation of Robert and Wm. Dulling. May be viewed, with leave of the respective tenants, and parti ' cedars had at the place of sale ;at the L o rd Nelson, Gravesend ; Bull and George, Dartford; Lion, Famingham : of Messrs. Low. less, Crosse, and Batty, Solicitors, Threadnaalle-street ; and of Stevens and Brenchley,* Old Jerry. - - . SANDHURST, KENT. TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, a com pact and valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE. called Brick House Farm and Castle Gate, most desirably situate near Sand hurst.green, in the Parish of Sandhurst. Kent; consisting of a substantial and commodious farm-house, eart.house, barn, arid other suitable buildings, together with HA. la. 83r. of excellent Arable, Meadow and Woodland. For further particulars and terms application may be made to W. G. Bolton, Solicitor, 25, Austinfriars, London. gee); LEsigmu 11-SQUARE. TO be LET, PurriWed, for Three Years, or for a shorter period, if desired, a very commodious FAMILY RESIDENCE, with suitable offices, gardens, detached Nash house, laundry, coach-house, and stable, if required. • The premium are in complete order, containing six bed-cham bers, a dressing-room, principal and secondary drawing-rooms, dining-room, library, handsome entrance-hall, store-room, two water-closets, two kitchens, butler's pantry, and convenient cel larage, the whole handsomely furnished, and fit foe the occupation of a respectable establishment. For cards of admission, and further particulars, apply to Win. staples , and Sons, Paternoster-row. VICINITY OF CLAIiIdAM. Detached Cottage Villa, with Carriage Drive, Offices, Stabling, Harden and Paddock, altogether about two Acres. TO he DISPOSED OF by WINSTANLEY mid SANS, a LEASK for 30 years of a very seat ,detached white stucco fronted COTTAGE VILLA, pleasantly situate alloutll miles from the bridges, and in the vicinity of Clapham, a abort Instance from St. Paul's Chapel, containing elegant dining and drawing-rooms, the latter ornamented with Chinese paper hangic.7, both with Venetian windows, opening to the lawn and garden; live beat chambers, two secondary ditto, or nurseries, a man's chamber, kitchen, scullery, dairy, servante-(tall, and good cellars; a 3 stall sushi , . chaise.houae, cow-house, poultrf.house, piggeries, and outbnildings ; a greeshilionse, excellent and very produalve garden, with fruit wall to a southern aspect, ithil pad dock, the whole containing about two acres. . To he viewed, and further particulars had by applying to Win. Manley and Sons, Paternou.- FUR IE PRICES OF PLATE -ER REDUCTIONS IN Th... OLASS, From TWO AND A Ilhfir to FORTY ter Cost. BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY, Established by . Art of Parliament, 1773. • HB . P I titLIO are informed, that, in additien to the T Reduction in the Company's Prices, which took place in 1820, a FURTHER Reduction is now mule, from Tura and a Ilaktn Forty per Cent. on Plates of the superficial Measurement of Six feel and upwardr, agreeably to a printed Scale, whichrmay be had at the Company * AVereboit,c, LISION-PIAAGL, BIACKFRIARS' BRIDGE, where an vattnaive asso'rtment CAST ('LATE GLASS, of tine Colour and Brilliancy , su perior to that of any other M anufactory in F.urope, is ,on Sale by Mr. JaMES HAVIICII4 6 9, Secretary to the C om p an y , and also by Mr.Jouli CRO 4; EFORID, at the Company's Works at Itavenbm•d, sear Prescot, Lancashire. TABLE OF REDUCED PRICES FOR SILVERED GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS. s. I In. In. Xr. I In. In. Xa. 75 rn In. i 4 by 40 . . 37 13 80 40 . . 48 4 $0 #M . . 10 80 70 71 1 0 84 35 . . 36 1 84. 45 . . sn 2 AS . . 55 12 84 85 . . 70 11 00 40 . . 44.14 ";) b 7 70 .. 93 16 95 35 .. •13 18 95 45 .. 55 7 95 55 118 13 95 65 .. 91 13 95 75 .. 1!3 100 40 .. V 9 100 .. 70 8 100 60.. 92 5 100 70 .. 111 1 100 80,.145 1 )wed on Exportationi, 16 by 50 75 5 106 59..160 110 341.. 59 3 112 71.. 117 8 115 68 .. 197 19 121 71..179 2 123 611 . 168 16 127 S 0 .. 117 2 152 67 ..192 2 131 70..214 7 144) 61 . . 187 12 28. 9d. per foot su. . ' SAP : (in DRAWBACK all perficial. •• Dooms et placeas Thy house, and (in the cop of life, That h oney -dro( I ) flue pleasing wife. HAPPINESS," the gay to-morrow of the mind," is insured by marriage; "the strictest tie of perpetual friend ship" is a gift from Heaven. cementing pleasure with reason, by which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty not only to regulate the passions but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the fkeetkim of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attribittable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—s residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—hut mare especially does the , premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the na tural dignity into a state of inanition, from.whicis the agonised suf ferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then WS I address ourselves, Offering hope , energy , m usc u lar stren g th, felicityy, nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they a* by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' successful experieixe. • I The easy cares of Married life are sometimes tlisttithed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath —for the female habit is often constitutionally wedlt—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional powers. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling emphic from the posi- Lion so presumptuously taken up, we deviate firm general prmei- 1 plea with less hesitation; and eoaddent in Ott own honourable integrity as lilembers of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suf. fering community of either sex lespeeittly those entering Into:newt. montal life) at once to our house , where daiiy attendance is.g,iven for personal c on s ultation; and letters from the country are imme diately answered : these must contain a remittance for advice and medicine, which can be forwarded w any past of the world, how ever distant. GOSS and CO., 111.R.C. Surgeons, No.ll, Bouverie.street, Fleet.street, Londets. ••• Just pnblished, Seventeenth Edition, 1. Th e / Et; jr; o f LIFE, a familiar COTlMlcatary oo the gavel Discarbs 2. HYGEIANA, addressed exclusively to the Female Sex. • I , May be had at 20, Plltefllo/Iter-row; 69, Pall-mall; IG, Princes. street. Soho; 174, Fleet-street; 4. Catherine -street, Strand. Lan don; Porter, 72, Grafton-street Dublin; Itl•Phun, lib; Trongstc, Glasgow; 9, Calton4trect, Ed inburgh; and of all Booksellers..— Price ba. BHIPPING MTP:LLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, TrtADAT, JA ?f• 17. Wind tr. fair—thaw—High Water 15 wi.p.ll. Arrived the Ranger, Carman, from Alvarado and Falmouth. The Jorephine, Uriai, from Liverpool, arrived at New York, 10th Decetulter. Tice Atlantic, Fadre. from Belfast, hosarrived at New York. The Alexander. Baldwin, from Liverpool, arrived at Philatlel phia, 15th December. The Chelsea, Sherwood ; Topaz, Callandar : and Floral, Con. dry. from Liverpool, arrived at Boston. 10.11 Hee. The Sarah Wright, (fage, from Liverpool, arrived at Ports month (New Hampshire), 10th Dee. The Torrington, Mosul., from Liverpool, has arrived at Cape do Verd, the crew in a state of mutiny. The Porter. Callan, from Liverpool, for Lima, was spoken `2sth Set.,in lot. 86 , 21, long. 63, 16. The Pomona, Highot, from Maranhao, arrived at New Or leans 14th Nov. FALMOr TH. JAN'. Ig.—Sailed the Duke of Kent packet for Lisbon. Wind S. to S.S.E. - - POET/3407TH, JAN. 17.—Arrived the Maria, Wake, Irom Sunderland. Wind S. DEAL, Jaw. 17.—Passed through for the River the Laurel, Riley, from Caen. Arrived from the River and remain the 519r1- bomugh, Middleton, for Jamaica. Pitt back the Dispatch, Ritchie, for Lisbon. The Berwickshire, for India, remains. Wiud fine weather. - - - OriAVESEND, Jiw. 17.—Arrived the Ivies. Lanplas, from Guernsey; Mary, lif'Cluite, from Jamaica ; Onyx, Latighton, front nonduras; Eut.lirosine. Hutchinson, from New Brunswick ; Vrow Sophia, Aurens, from Restock; and Ncustra Senora, Corner, from St. Sebastian's. NEI , Vona. DEc. 14.—The Golden OMIT. 111•1.enro, from this po rt for Port-au-Prince, sprung a leak , and went on shore near Squam Inlet, 10th inst. The Governor Griswold, Denning, from Antigua for this port, put into Newport. Road Island, 7th instant, with loss of sails and leaky. The Reaper, from Turk's Island, for New London, was spoken with lit inst. leaky; had thrown overboard 2,000 bushels of salt. QuEDEC, DEC. fi.—The mate and two seamen belonging to the ship Canadian (one:of the Canada Ship-building Company's rose's) arrived this morning from Isle au Coutlrea, and report that vessel to be wrecke.l on the island, but the report is very suspicious. f . ..II.CUTTA. Arc. 23.—The Ictrkintt way hauled out of dock. and we received part of the cargo, when she began again to make water; the surveyor* finding that to he the case, reported the same to Government, who directed the ship to be hauled into dock to be sheathed and coppered. ' Off %Ter the Greenwich. Thomson. for Japan. The Charlotte, WyTie, from St. Purring° for London, was spoken with 26th ult. in lat. 42, long. lit she galled bot.Jaly • ------ ,trum.bt. Domingo. The Providence, Ward, sailed from Yarmouth for Scotland early in November, and has not since been heard of. The Golden Spring, Simcxk, from Terceira to Liverpool, foundered near Durgarvon 19th ult.,`and all the crew drowned. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Crown, Pindar, arrived at Liverpool from Calcutta, the Slat of Anquat, and from the Send Heads the Ist of Sept. ; the bengal, liPteotl, was to sail from the Sand Heads, thr Liver pool, the 2d of Sept. • the Hope, for Madras and London, sailed in company with the Crown t the Tiger was to sail from Calcutta, for London, the 30th of August; the Larkins, for London, had put back a second time leaky, and was discharging; the Indian, Shannon. arrived at Calcutta 18th of August ; the Ash, Pope, from India. and the tileanor (whaler), were at St. Helena ; the Malvina, Phillips, from London , and the Arethusa , Haley, front the ('ape, were at Penang; the Lord Amherst, Lucas, from Bengal and Madras, was at the Cape. ACCIDENT' AT OSTERLEY.PARL The following are further particulars of the accident at Osterley park : (Yu Tuesday, the 10th inst. Henry Williamson, of Hare field. who had been on a visit at the house of J. Legrew, Esq., at Isieworth, was returning home, accompanied by Air. Wm. Le grew, airs. Legrevr., her daughter, and Mr. John 'regrew, the yoUnger ; a lady and her three daughters proposed accompanying them part of their way in their walk. They all started together on the road towards Harefield, and had proceeded as far as Osterley. park. Mr. Win. 1,-grew went on b , :fore the party, and put on his waters : when his friends came up with him he was jost stepping on the ice on •a large pond at the side of the road, extending into the park. The pond was completely frosust over, but was situate in a low place, full of springs. His mother re quested him not to go upon the ice, but the unfortunate young man proceeded, and had gone about seventy yards, when the ice suddenly broke, and he was instantly prectpitated ins a depth of nearly eighteen feet of water. Then he ruse to the surface he swam a little, anti clung to the ire. His brother John stripped off part of his clothes- and endeavoured to save hint ; and Mr. Williamson taunted all the assistance in his power towards extri eating.hian from his perilous situation ; but their join: entleavuurs were rendered unavailable, in consequence of the great depth of the water. The young man sunk twice when he came up the second time he called out, "For God's sake help me !" and stink to use no more. During the whole of this time, his mother, sister, brother, and friends, stood at the side of the pond in a state or dreadful and agonizing suspense, and taw him pariah. without being able to afford hint any assistance. It was then about two o'clock - in the afternoon. In about a quarter of an bola some ropes, a boat, and a drag, were procured ; and from that time until it was dark every exertion was nude, by his brother and several other per sona, to find the body, but without success. The search was re sumed in the morning by John Platt, of Isleworth, and seven other persons, anti about ten o'clock they succeeded in bringing up the hotly by mews of a bow-hook. During the time the roan were engaged in finding the body, Mr. John Legrew, jun., and Mr. iVilltarnson, proceeded to Osterley Hotta:, to request that the water might be drawn off from the pond, add on their return found the deceased laid on the bank of the pond. The body was hams diately put into a carriage, and conveyed to the house of Mr. Legrew, at Isieworth. The deceased was a very fine anti promising young man, 17 'years of age, and the youngest son of Mr. Legrew. On Friday, the 19th inst., an Inquest was held on the body, when the above particulars were detailed in evidence, and u verdict returned—" Accidentally drowned while seating." EXECUTION IN FRANCE.—A young man, named Fuu raignan, was executed at Auch, on the 31st ult., for the murder of a servant girl. Ile was attended at his list mo ments by an Ecclesiastic, who, just before the fatal stroke, thus addressed the assembled multitude :—" 'Fathers, and mothers, behold a great lesson for yourselves and a ter rible example fbr your children! Young people of Auch, approach and look ! What a spectacle is this before your eyes ! here is a young man, '27 years of age, who terminates the year by a tra tsleath. If his sufferings strike you len with terror, fly f m debauchery, fly from evil company, listen to your spit ual Pastors, attend the Sacraments, and you will then live like blameless citizens; practice your religious duties, and you will die like happy Christfans. Yes, practice the religion of St. Charles, and you will never perish on a scaffold. My brethren, the unhappy sufferer charges me to conjure you to repeat with me a-, Paternoster, to the end . that Jesus Christ may re ceive his soul." These words were followed. by i ge neral and spontaneous movement of the crowd. Alt the people at once knelt down, and the culprit received the fatal stroke ansittst the prayers and tears of the num , hers present. IfEIfORABLE BEQUEST. A citizen of BERNE, in Switzerland, who bad grown rich by habits of persevering.industry, .bring advaulaed in years, made a' will of the following tenor, via. " Being anxious ter my fellow-tin:tens of Berne (who have often suffered by dearth of corn rind wine), my will is, that, by the. pet iniaMon ofP rovidence, they guilt never, for the future, suffer under the like calamity to which end and purpose, I give my eince, real and personal, to the Senate of Berne. In trust for the people, that is to say, that they receive the produce of my estate until it shall come to the sum of (suppose two thousand pounds), that then they shall lay out this two thousand pounds in building a town-house, according to the plan by me left; the loafer story whereof to consist of large va •Its or repridtorles foe wines: the story :there I direct to be formed into a Matra ter such persons as shall come to market at Berne for disposing of their goods, free from the Injitries of the weather above that, I direct a council-chamber to be erected for the Committee of the Senate to meet in, from lime to time, to adjust toy accounts, and to direct such things as may be necessary for the chafit) : and, above the council-chamber, as many floors and granaries its can be conveniently run d, to deposit a quantity RI corn fee the use of the people, whenever they shall have occasion fur it. And when this budding shall be erected, and the expense of If dis charged, I direct the Senate of Berne to receive the produce of my estate until the sane shall amount to the sum (suppose two thousand pounds): and when the price of corn shall he one-fsurin part under the mean rate If the last ten years, they shall then lay out one thousand pounth in corn, and stow it in my granaries ; and the same in wine -when under on c -fourth of the mean rate of the last ten , years. And my will is., that none of the said gotta and wine shall be sold until the twice of corn and wine than exceed, at the common market, one-fonnh of the mean ride of the last tea years, and thou every citizen of Beene stud daily for proportionably weekly), as many pounds weight of 12v. and as many p;nts of wine. as. he has mouths in his family to consume, and no more; and that, for the saute, he lity made money site; the mean rate that it had been for the last, tot years—a due proportion being allowed for waste, and that to be Settled by the :Senate ; amd that each hourelicider ahafl be so *lts plied as long as the price of corn ard wine shall eurdinue'abote the rate of one-fourth more than the mean rate; and whatioet-e increase shall io made of the capital, it shall he laid out, under the same restrictions, io adding to the stock of corn and wine, which. under the blessing of God, will, 1 hope, is a certain time. nAlucc thcme two neeossary articles of I:fe to very near a fixed price _to the glory of Ood, and benefit of the poor." For nearly two hundred years this patriotic provision hail subsisted, when an English merchant, returning front Aleppo by Berne, was so struck with the good effects it hail produced, that, on his return home, he settled a sum of money for the use of the-poor at Ki on-71ffline,, for the purchase of coals in the same manner. The Right lion. ARTHUR ONsLow, Speaker of the hononrahle house of Commons, and Nt HOLAS Hamm xnE, Esq., were two of the trusters, under Those auspices the poor were abundantly supplied, and theluod greatly augmented. rnslt CaPPER COIA: (From the kith and Clither , innt Gazette, Jan. 17 I • Considerable doubt and agitation having prevailed.in vat iuu.s places respecting the obligation of the public to take Irish Copper Coin, Mr. New s ,of Trowbridge, wrote to the Mint-office on the subject, and received the follow ingletter, which puts the question completely et rest : " Mint-office, Jan. 14, 1826. . " STR.—I am directed by the Muter of the Allot to acknow ledge your letter to him of the 13th inst., respecting the stoppage in your district of the lialfpenny, Pieces, havaig, the harp upon the reverse ; and I am to acquaint you. in ansaer, that no Procla mation has been issued by his Majesty which directs Mut IrPh ' copper coin shall pass and be received as current and lawful looney in this country. It rests. therefore, entirely at the option Of.totti dividuals to receive it. and it cannot be tendered as a legal paymect. I am, 'Sir, your obedient servant. ".1. W. 310111IISON." • Penny pieces, likewise, • must be incluthal, which are so marked. STEAM-BOAT ACCIDENT IN AMERICA. Early on Saturday morning, as the steam-boat Congress was was funding out from her .wharf', and when she was, sa we understood. about the testes of the channel, the steam-bast Tree. ton under full way, struck her about fifteen feet aft of the wheel. house. which alarmed the passengers to that degree that the streams of the females were distinctly heard on shore. The Congress having sustained bct trilling damage proceeded en her voyage; hut when she arrived at Dungan'a.ferry, fifteen miler up the river, a ryticule, for which no owner appeared, was found in the lone. b,,at. On opening it, it was discovered to be the property of Miss Risley, a young. lady of New' York, who had hrsn sprattmg souse time with her friends in the city, and who lixl• that morning tal:en spasage on board the Congress to return home_ The distress of the gentleman under whose care she was' navel.. yelling was great, as it was evident that in the confusion of the moment she had either fallen or jumped overboard.— But one hope remained,—that she had been picked up by the Trenton. This proved to have been the fact ; but it is stmed.thas. the young lady burst a blood-veSsel, and when last heard front she was dangerously ill. We are informed, that when the i'rentsie, struck. the Congress, she stipixife4l the boiler au' the latter bad buns, and jumped into the long-boat.• Front this she was, by tho Sudden rocking'of the Congress, precipitated into the river. According to another statement we have heard the Trer%ton was not at all in fault. The affair will no doubt receive a public inset.. tigation.—PLlLidelph;u Gazette. Nov. 2). Whatever inconveniences the present season may pre.. duce, the luxuriotts will rejoice to find there is a plentiful harvest of ice, arid that while they lay in their winter's cods they may provide for their suinnier's cooling. We firmly believe that, so far as Norwich is concerned, there never was a time in which (severe weather so greatly aggravating the distress occasioned by want of tipple\ - mcnt) the Christian duty of assisting to feed the hungry, to clothe tint naked, and to relieve the sick poor, more urgently called for fulfilment from all those whom Provi dence has, in any degree, blessed with the means of doing good to their fellow-creatures. It is some cotteoletion to know that.(besitles the out-door allowances from the Court of Guardians) many poor families arc at this mointnt tle rivingeelief from the Charity long established litre by the Friars' Society, and contributed to by other beneficent pa sons ; for in only six days (from Jan. to LI) no less than 1834 quarts of excellent soup, and as many penny leaves, have been distributed—of which number vto tickets were pothered by the poor themselves—a convincing proof of the estimation in which this mode of relief is held by the indigent.—Netlidk Chronic*. HIT RAOM.DINAHV OCCURRENCE.—There is a large silver watch now m the possession of Mr. Newlove. this city, for the purpose of being repaired, in cow:- qnetice of the following most extraordinary eircurnstei,ee : —lt is the property of a person at Stillington, near Yoek, whoa few days ago, whilst attending to a large fat pig, a.s+ cidentally drew the watch from his pocket with a fork I.e was using. It fell near the said pig, and by it was Mune. •liately seized, chewed, and swallowed, before the owner had time or opportunity to recover it. Watch, glass, riband, key, &c. were all hurried together into the Animal's stomach, to the apparent destruction not only of the watch, but of the life of the pig also. But form nately the animal was no worse for its expensive and neve( repast, and in a few days the lost property having passed through the animal with its other food, was regaiited tsy the owner, and though much damaged, is expected to be again useful, notwithstanding this singular accident.-• York Courant. • • Ft TM—About one (*lock yeataday morning a fire broke out in the house of Mr. M`Clutchey, tailor, 1, Edwari. street, Upper Stamford-street, Waterloo-road. The tire commenced in the lower part of the house. :Th . . 1.1 s• wife, and four children; iu addition to another family who. lived in the house, had for some time retired m rest, whoa the former was awakened by the liarneS in has roost ; be had barely time, in almost a state of nudity, to alarm his family mid lodgers before the house was in a blaze. Mr.. M‘C., at the risk of his life, went through the &Met to. save his wife and children, in doing which he wet eeverely hurt, and his wife, in the same lendable enamel:tor, had i 1' her feet and legs much scorched. One of the lodgers* felt • from a two-pair of stairs window. From the state of the . weather no water could be obtained from the pipes in the street, although there were plenty of engines and.ftretneu in et skeet time on the spot. Boon after toe arrival ef enagineaneme water was obtained fromahe pennies!' of I>d di:thaw, the emery and Meek lead manufacturer upporirg bnt r lib late to preemie' Mr. 11`C.'s leatise'from WWI dee ststsetion, although it was the means of preventing din dames extending further. No part of the forultuie or stock wu insured, and Mr. M'C. with his wife and fanely, are now ; from a state of comfort, reduced to destitution. EIVELIA, SURREY, Fourteen Allies from London. TO be LET, FURNISHED, for Twelve Months or a longer period, the much-admired Residence called GA lt- BRAND 11A Ll,, delightfully situated at Ewell, in the county of Surrey, containing numerous lofty well-proportioned sitting rooms and bed-chambers, fitted up with much taste, and adapted in every respect for, the imrqedinte seeeptiuss or a large establish ment, with numerous well-arranged • ofiices, stabling for sixteen horses, double coach-house, and other . suitable outbuildings, capital walled gardens, fully cropped and abundantly stocked. ex tensive shrubbery walks and plantations, forcing houses, ornamen tal dairy, sheet of water, and four enclosures of meadow !and, con taining about 11 acres. To be viewed by tickets only, which, with further particulars, may be had of ATM' ifiswewiley aoskiions, No.lo, Pattrnosters TOW.