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C - a . 4;c._ ~1.-!/ ,_ , 7 71// ~ ~ ~\.r i~ , , „4.i. . . ----- ~ + t * . , - s' .., - I f i • ''`. . )3 l rt t jti b 1 Q r 1 .... t.......... ~..,:r ......_ ...... ..., _.......-4 4 , , , . . ( ry.• Itt ,t) bil/41 / 1 N. 6,740. LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1824. Price 7d. BOOKS PUBLISHED. • EAST INDIA 110113 E, Jak 7, 10'24. iIE Court , r Directors o/ the Coiled COM 1 11Iny of El,Aland trading to the East Indies der hcrcil r ;at the I I . .‘IITTEI: of BU' INO and WA RINI °USES r , ,,tly to receive Proposals, in writing. sealed up, on or rr I.,•E!,,;FAIDAY, the 21st July, 1924. from such persons as bk r: filling to vupply the Company with PACKINti CAS!•:S; trot the Conditions of Contract may be seen on application 0; Clerk of the vaid Committee, with whom the Prorovals must 1 , -..fore eleven o'clock, on the snid 21st July, after which • the Committee will not receive any Tender. JOSEI'D D.l KT, Secretary. SALES BY AUCTION. NORFOLK STREET, STRAND. Improved Rent of 73/. per annum, undeniably secured. By Mr. MILLS,. SALE BY AUCIANt. HAMBURG!! PAPERS. On the Ist of July was published, price 13. or 10d. per dozen, with Two Wood Cuts (tu be continued twice a Month), No. VI. of MITE NATIONAL SCHOOL MAGAZINE. CoirTEtyrs:—lndustry and Itllenes.R, or the Tao Appren. tool, Put 2d.--Quesions loan the Illis , ory of England—The War to be flappy.—Natural History of the Crowd/le.-41pm on Early Roligiou.—An Evening Hymn. Printed for C. and J. Itivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. Yesterday we received Ifamburgb Papers to a late datei The following are extracts : _ At Garraway's, on Till' Its DAV next, the 15th instant, at !2, by Direction of the Asotignee of Mr. John Kinnear, Kr. PETERSICRCU, Jl:xn 19. The departure of his Majeety the Emperor will probably take plc at the beginini A;!FueL . A INIPROVED RENT of 751. per annum, unex reptionahlyy secured, and arising front an excellent, substan tially built, spacious Dwelling House, with excellent offices, situate No.3tt, Norfolk-street, Strand, In the occupation of, and on !rasa to, Messrs. Delcambre and Son. The Premises may be viewed by permission of the tenants. Particulars had at Uartsway's; and of Mr. Mills, Chapel-place Poultry. EAST INDIA HOrSE, JO!, 7, int in.: Court of 'Erectors of the United Company of Metchahts of England tradiag to the East ladies do hereby e Ncf That the CO3I3IITTET: of Ill!YING and WAR n be ready, on or at any time before Wr.inNESDAY, the 28th ly. 1824, to receive Proposals In Writing, scaled up, from such rsor. as may be willing to supply the Company with a guan ry ot BRITISH SCRAP IRON ' that the Conditions of Contract may be had on applies. to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom Proposals At he left before Flom o'Clock in the Forenoon of the said 28th ly, after which hour the Committee will not nceire any Tender. SOSEPH DART, Sccrctary. EAST INDIA DOCK HOUSE, Juur 2, 1821. A C'eart of Ilirechrs of Me East India Duck Cum pav do P err e4 xf pi i yetics, oat a Halt.yearly TAAL MEETING of the PRO .IETORS a the a COMPANY rail be held at their House, Helen't-place, Bishops:rate-street, on AION DAY, the 12th •. at Eleren when the Election of Three Directors will take place, in the mom of the same number going out of office citation, pursuant to the proyisiods of the Act of Parliament .d or. other special affairs. By order of the Court. JOAN FARIZAN, Serra:dry. N.D. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Cluck precisely. The lot, will commence immediately after the General .fleeting, and at Two o'clock precisely. AND-IN-HAM) FIRE OFFICE, \ew• Bridge tree. Blnekfriara, instituted in MK for the Insurance of ings, Household Furniture, Stock in Trade, &c. within the edom of Great Britain. June 21,1824. An Persons whom Insurance became due at Midsummer, arere teded to observe, their Receipts are now ready, and should be id within fifteen days from this period. The bireetors are de uus of calling the attention of the Public to the advantages de. al by all Persons Insuring In this Office, that while all brim re been paid by them with the utmost promptitude and regularity, n the establishment of the Office in 1826, a Return of the Profits invariably been made to all Persons insuring with them for years during the whole of that period. charge is made for Policies when the rum insured. amounts I. or upwards —Attendance is given daily at the Office, from in the doming until Four in the Afternoon. BENJA MN ROUSE, Secretary. 1E CREDITORS who have proved their Debts under a Commissi'm of Bankrupt, awarded and issued forth Ist W I Idd.l M COCK and (11:01IGE COCK, of the City :anterbitry, in the county of Kent, wine and spirit merchants, co-partners, are desired to meet the Assignees of the said ikrupts' Estate and Effects, on MONDAY, the 19th day of ly instant (and not on the 13th instant, as before advertised), twelve o'clock at noon precisely, at the Court of Commissioners Bankrupts, in Ilasinghall-street, London, to assent or dissent :1 the Assignees reimbursing themselves out of the said Bank ts' Estate, certain costs, Charges, aisd expenses iacurted by at previous to the issuing forth of the said Commission, and 'certain costs, charges, and expenses incurred subsequent to issuing forth of the said Commission, and also ccrtain pay. m:s or allowances already made, and to be made by them to the id Bankrupts ; and also to assent to, or dissent fiom allowing to al ntine Morrill, Esq. one of the Creditors of the said Bankrupts. lain costs, charges, and expenses, incurred by him previous to 3 issuing forth of the said Commission in olealning certain ones front the said Bankrupts, which monies have been ells 'buted as part of their Estate, and on other special affairs. . - /7' l ti (1.1 Tlist The I b: :n l•i• raily Ire IV Et•NI Ay ix 171 Ai WO the ( ih:.• Clerk of • bl'ore our the Uolum HE Cna Mocha; NC! ice , That the 01 in be ready, • 1814, to mior• as ma) iry of ad that the on to the (1 oust he lett be Illy, after Pt E. 1.! HE C'eu Paff.:( do That a Hal R ETORS c 5... Helen's...l rt. at Eleren • take place, ritation, pu .d other ap N.B. The CI !lot will cum i.e, at Two o' .1X1)-1 Street. 1 uildings, 1101 ingdom of GI All Persons armed to ob! id within fli ',sites of eallir 'rat by all I are been paid mm the establi to invariably en years dui No charge it 3001. or uy i ! 'inc in the HE CI under a Mnst lb] f Canterbury nd co-partnei snkrupts' uly instant ( twelve o'clo I I lan kru pts, rm.) the Aim pts' Estate, tin previous o certain ce to issuing fa . enis or allow aniti Bankrupt Valtatine Jlo ertain costs, c he issuing fa mon•es from ributed as pa ' 1 ( 1 11 1 • sweet 31aid " Yes, 'tie t •' Crud& Bat H. Steil, pn tarp and P • Semiramid Books, 4s. et each ; and as each, byf. Published LE Ct PRA'I 3lajest• adiiiiion to each universa has, with on A KRILL erd intmtls Luther, thn NEV 311*S1e. I:NEWELL'S AItUSEMENTS for the PIANO _ FORTE.—Op. 105, See. A LA Strissw, price 3e. fid. Street 3laid," by T. A. Rawlings, price :is. tid. ; Fantasia, with Yet, 'us the Indian Drum," b► J. B. Cramer, price ds. ; Crude Sore," as a Duct for the Harp and Piano-Forte, by W. Steil, price 53. ; " Iti i Me Discource," as a Duet for the arp and Piano-Forte. by D. Murder, price ; Rominrs ' Semiramide." arranged for the Plano-Forte and Flute, in two Books, 4s. each ; as Duets fur the Piano-Forte, in three Books, 4s. each ; and as Ducts for the harp and Piano-Forte, in three Books, ss. each, byt.l. F. Burrower'. Published by Gculding, D'Almaine and Co, 20, Soho-square. LEATHER SUPERSEDED HI" BRASS, PRATT, of New Bond-street, (Trunk Maker to Ms 1)• 3lajesty), beg to infirm the Nobility and Gentry, that, in addition to his Patent 3lctallie Strap ante Brace, which is giving such universal vatisfaction for securing Trunks on Carriages, he has. .ith nitich stud, and labour, completed A BRILLIANT SET OF HARNESS, ENTIRELY OF 1 , 01.15111.3) BRAss: cnti iot:•nds to drive . a l'airtWiforses, without the assistance of ',tether, through 111111: PARK. on WEDNLSIIAY, the 14th Ltstart. between Two and Three ollock. . . . lic leaves the utility of the Invention for a Military Bridle to r.*li‘t sabre cuts (ex- . .ti,ive of its Frmidzur and durability), to the dleisiun ni these who :1-I‘e been in imminent danger from their !Artier Bridles having been scverrd on the field of battle. THF. POLITE ART OF HORSEMANSHIP. Till . •.Menage at Ilanover, and Biding Master to hies late Ha je-ty. respc,Mily offers his best thanks to the many Ladies and Gentlemen ti:io have honoured him with their distinguished pa troaaer. lie has the honour of apprisinz the Nobility, eta that his ROYAL SiIENTIFIC EQI'ESTRIAN ACADEMY is open for daily lrsiruction in those elegant Branches of Polite tsclence, which may be att.iiiietl by attention in a few Lessons. The Pactiliy ii.variably recommend Equestrian Exercise in cases of Bile, thopsy, lialigedion, Plethoric Habits, and Rheumatic Alfections, from its certain removal of the blood front the head to the extremities, for which purpose gentle and well trained Horses and Praise are levee in retuliness for Ladies and the juvenile branches of FarridiLs, who will (if regrind) be attimded by 31 rs II umphryes, and none admitted into the AcaiLany but the Friends of the panics. . _ Attendance daily from Twelve to Four o'clock. Gentlemen's hours from Five to 'lively:, and from Four to Eight o'clock. IL roes bought and sold oa commission, taken in to Bait and Livery. - Terins in full to be nem at the Royal Academy, Waterloo-road, a= the Coburg Theatre. FASHION AND E ()NOM' IN GENTLEMEN'S Iliom.xs TAYLOR and CO., DRAPERS, TAI LOIN, and LAMES' liAltl'r MAKERS, have the honour of apprising 11WIT Custonurs and th': Public, that they have REM: WEI) to ST RANI), wh e r e e v e r y fashionable Siarment is cut and mad.• up in the 11 st styl• of modem taste and el..”44nee, by the best workmen, and of the real .Saxon and SpaniA Wool. - Their Prices and attention to all orders will, they trust, satisfy, upon trial. that no House in the :Iletrupolis can undersell them, when superior quality is cnmidered. Military and Naval Cniwrwn , Children's Clothes, and Liveries, made at a few hours' notice. Opposite St. Clement's Church. onnar:N ff Ti.F.NTV YEARS, for the 1 SALE of IRISH LINENS by the PIECE, at the Factors' l'rice, No. -I, en the South Side of illoomsbury-stmare, Four Doors from the top of Southampton -street, llolboni. 11{1511 LINEN COMPANY beg, kayo to an nounce to the Public, that the above House is their only Es- Lail:slime:it in Cita Country, where they continue to supply the No bility, Dentry.ar:l the Public with WARRANTED GRASS /DX:ICIIED LINEN for Shirts and Sheets, of the he:4 fabric 'nil colour, at a rice considerably lower than they can be procured through any ()the: medium. They aim engage to return the pur chase-:nosy sh•othl any fault appear. flood Irish kills and Dank of Irtlind Notes taken as usual.— Country and Town ()niers punc:ually attended to, by J. !II /Sol',l N, I, Illoorasbury-mivare. lAn:th.n ; and J. St. Mary's Al , l,ey, Dublin, ItI:PTUR Eri'sECTUALLY CURED AT ALL AGES I ()SEMI EGG, sole Inveotor of the PATENT SELF IP) REsISTING and ADJUSTING CEI:3IAN THI7SS. en. tirily net:- and different frem any other in this country, wlielai the altelilli.et of the l'uldic to the extraordinary Cures if coMinnell and violent Ruptures: he cin wily aver that he rev ^ failed ri 0 mingle to cure this complain:, where the raties have steieily nt t='dul to hit inqtruciionn. • In proof of thew hen, J. Egg is rermittcd to refer to SCMC of STst PrOft (:,ntl mien in 1.014. M ; :11 , 0 to numerous of the oho i..tve been entirely cured by his Trss. frsisims residing in the Country, sending the circumference of their lh a l y j ust b e l ow the lip, rind stuitig un which side, tray ihpend upon Lein e : accurately titte.l. 'Aliiiiiif a ct urr , I, PIC( A 11l LIN near the ITaymarket. „. 1 FE.3IALI; attends at hom,: un Es. freiiii Ten till UPPER THAMES STREET. Superior Mercantile Premises and Warehouses, contiguous to the intended new London Bridge. By Mv. MILLS, At Garraway's. on THURSDAY next, the 15th instant, at 12, if not previously disposed of by Private Contract, THE VALUABLE LEASE, with immediate posses aim of spacious and very convenient premises, upon which a considerable sum has been expended, most advantageously situated for conducting any wholesale concern of magnitude, situate N 0.138, Upper Thames-street, corner of Martin's.lane, and in. eluding an excellent Dwelling House, with private entrance, spacious strongly timbered ground floor warehouse, about 411 feet deer, counting.hmae, and extensive dry cellaring. To be viewed until the day of sale. by application on the Pre. mimes, where Particulars may bed ; alto at Ganawsfs t and of Mr. Mills, 4, Lhapel.plsee, Poultry. T(VEAST AND WEST INDIA CAPTAINS, MEL • ' CHANTS, &c. Valuable NAUTICAL I NsTlt! th!gee ulna property of the late Captain JOHN PEAT, de cued • • • By Mr. MILLS, On TIWIRSDAY next, July 15, at 12 o'Clock for' 1 precisely, at Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, in Lots, by Direction of the Executors, T‘l'o valuable Eight-slgy CHRONOMETERS, by Hatton ; one One-day Pocket Pine, by Alorrice ; one valu able Azimuth Compass ; one ditto Sextant, by Blachford ; one ditto Artificial Horiann ; one Marine Barometer, several capital Pay and Night Telescopes ; large quantity of Charts ; quantity of Plates of the Temporary,Rudder, which was invented by him, and for which he obta!ned a gold Medal. The whole were the genuine property or the late Captain John Peat, whir: riot judgmeht is well known in his *election., and are ly recommended to the notice of Captains, Mer chants, c. The respective article. may be viewed four days previous to the Sale, at Mr. Alines Officta, No. 4, Chapel-place, Poultry, where Catalogues maybe had ; also at the Jerusalem, Jamaica, Lloyd's, and Garraway's Coffee Houses. TO BOOKSELLERS. PUBLISHERS. &c. THE REV. C. C. COLTON'S VALUABLE COPYRIGHTS ""- B Mr. MILLS, On TUESDAY, July 20, at Twelve o'Clock, aE the Auction Mart, by direction of the Assignee of the Bev. C. C. Colton, A.M., late Fellow of King's C e, Catultridge, a Bankrupt, without Reserve, THE VALUABLE COPYRIGHTS, with the STE REOTYPE PLATES, to the following Works, published in two volume's, viz.:— Imam, or many Things in a few Words, addressed to those who I Think ; Remarks on the Talents of Lord Byton, and the Ten dencies of Don Juan ; The Conflagration of Moscow, a Poem. The Stereotype Plates may be viewed six days previous to the Sale, at Mr. Mills's °Seen, 4, Chapel-place, Poultry, where Catalogues may be had ; also may be viewed on the morning of Sale at the Mart. THE LATE BARON MASERES. RESIDENCE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Library Bookcases, Valuable Library of scarce Books, Prints, and Efi'ecta, Rathbone-place, Oxford-street. By 11r. 11111.1.5, About the middle of July, on the Premium, 13, TRathbace-place, Oxford.atreet, by direction of the Executors, _,TAE Valuable LEASE, with immediate possession, of • Spacious FAMILY RESIDENCE, containing seven , excellent chambers, two excellent drawing rooms and boudoir, large dining, musing, and gentleman's rooms, large entrance ball, ex cellent domestic offices, and spacious yard. Also, on the same a nd following dart, will be Sold by Auction, 4111 the Premises, the remaining HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, sampridng nest mahogany foarmost, tent, and the bedatesde, with roman furniture, goose feather beds, mattresses and bedding, mahogany chest of drawers, with secretaries, dressing stands, glasses, drawing room suite, in curtains, chairs, sofa, satin wood card tables, mahogany dining and Pembroke tables, set of maim. gany chairs, Mussels and Kidderminster carpets, capital mahogany bookcase, pier and chimney glasses, kitchen requisites, and mis cellaneous effects r also the valuable and extensive Library of Books, including many valuable and rare Works. Particulars of the Premises, and Catalogues of the Effects, may be had at Sixpence each, on the Premises; and of Mr. Mills, Cha pel-place, Poultry. FREEHOLD ESTATE. DI RCHANGER, ESSEX. Al R. PHILLIPS respectfully announcot, that he is IV" authorised to SELL by ACCTION„ at the Mart, on MONDAY NEXT. the 12th of July, at 1 o'clock, a small yet very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situated in the pariah of Hirchanger, near Stanatead 31ountfitchet, in Essex, about thirty miles from London. consisting of three cottages, with large gar dens well stocked with choice fruit-trees, forming a pleasant situa tion for domestic retirement ; early possession of which may be had. Particulars may be had on the premises; at the Crown Inn, Stanstead ; at George Watkins, Esq.'s. Stone-buildings, Lincoln's Inn; at the Mart; and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street. FREEHOLDS, PARK-LANE and HERTFORD -STREET. A p . ..2 . 2.t o i s rp L zsc:ct a fu s l h t t at t l i n in o e ir b ces y announces, unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty, an important FR EEHOLD ESTATE, most centrically and beautifully situate in Park-lane, with a view over the Park, and in Hertford-street, May-fair, with a highly estimable REVERSIONARY IN TEREST in and to a property worth 30,030/., and embracing also two Houses, convertible into a capacious residence for a person of distinction. This property is formed of Houses most sub stantially built and expensively improved, and in the most eligible and fashionable p art of Park-lane, with frontage to and view of the Park, partly in the occupation of a Nobleman. Further particulars may be known by applying to Mr. Phillips, 73. New Bond-street. THE NEXT PRESENTATION TO A LIVING IN THE WEST OF EMILAN D. 111RPRPIAI'114; 8 1EllrY,1 1 1::NirVirPlg:S211711 1 I(Ig to a valuable RECTORY in the West of England. The present Incimtbent about 70 years of age. Particulars will be corninuuicated to Principals only, by reference to 31r. Phillips, 73, Bond.street. A FA3IIIX MANSION AND OFFICES, ENVIRONED BY A PARK-LIKE LAWN, IN SO3IERSETSIIIRE. M R I . l:4l t i o L LET o r r es . szful a lz notifies, , a t i l , l d at w h e f l is . au n t ho- i MANSION, with its appropriate estenor and interior Offices, Gardens, and Pleasure Grounds, enriched and ornamented with stately timber, and refreshed by a sheet of water, commanding vnied and extensive prospects of the rich and fertile county . by which it is surrounded. To a family of consequence, the Mansion and Estate will he found competent in every rsspect for their do mestic accommodation and enjoyment. as a beautiful retreat, and embracing nearly TWO HUNDRED ACRES of rich and pro ductive LAND in the highest condition, and lying round the Mansion, contiguous to excellent market towns, in a neighbour hood of the highest revectability, commanding every facility of daily commuaicition with the Metropolis, and field sports may be abundantly indulged. More detailed and descriptive particulars may be known at 73, Bond.street. A VALi•ABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY AN!) MANORS ' ELIGIBLE AS AN INVESTMENT AND RESIDENrE. E s b n y c l ,' ltmg u litt n A ir rr erg adt a2 l e e FREI:1101,D AND TITIIE-FREE ESTATE, situate in a most beautiful and picturesque part of the County of Bucks, and within ti) miles of London. possetutmg_an elegant :IIODEICsI VILLA and the MANOR-HOUSE, • each possessing every requisite for the Residence of a Gentleman ; happily seated on the South-east Boundary of the Domain, envi toned by luxuriant hinging Woods, and refreshed by a fine reach of the Thames. Farms arc in high culture, and occupied by a responsible tenantry, embracing about TW(.) '1 . 1101'SANI) ACRES of rich Arabic, Meadow, Pisture, and Woad Land, and producing nearly FOUB THOU:4A ND I't t1'\1)8 te:r annum, includin,.; the yearly tall of Beechwood. This Estate is within n ring fence, partly belted by a thriving Pliintatiwi, surrounded by excellent roads, in a highly respectable Vicinage, contiguous to several Market Towns ; an amplitude of game on the several 3lanors, and field sports may be indulged to any t The whole Estate, with its appendages, the Furniture, Live and Held i , roett, tray betreated for, and perntission to view it obtained by applying to Mr. 73, Bond-street. FREEHOLD ESTATE, GOSPORT, I.IA3IPSHIRE. By Mr. ADAMSON, At the Court of Commiudoners of Dallashe% in BasinghalLetreet, London, before the major pert of the Voriamissioners named in and by a Commission of Ittnlmtpt, =tried and issued against Henry Hicks, and Samuel Waterford Woodward, late of Bank side. Southwark, timber-merchants, on TUESD-1 I', the 27th day ofJnly, at 12, A LL that FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE and LI. PREMISES, being No.lll/, situate in the Iligh-stmt of Gosport. now =tenanted, but late in the ocesapetion of Mr. Ames Crook, Upholsterer and Auctioneer, ander a II iase which will ex pire at Christmas next, at the =mud of 74/. The Dwelling. house comprises on the basement two Collars ; on the principal floor, a double bow-window MN), f a excellent parlour ad joining, with detached kitchen, , and two rooms over it ; on the first floor, an excellent bow- thaing-room, a ware room in the rear, and a small rotes ng ; and on the second floor, five good b ed-rooms. There is I ved court-yard and side pastutge, leading to a spacious work-slap, and store under it ; and the Premises altogether are well adapted Air the business of an Up-. bolsterer (which has for upwards of V years past been carried on in it), or anyo ther business requiriag room. For Particulars, apply to Mr. D. W. IVetitiell, Solicitor, Oak pmt ; Messrs. Briggs and Mould, Silktiton, M, Lincoln's Inn fields, and Mr. Davison, Solicitor to tip Commission, 19, Breed street, Cheapside; and Mr. Adamson, 11urionter, Billiter-square • 130018. PUBLIIBBED. Tbip day is publithed, iftmo.price 3s. in boards, GRECIAN STOISig* AA. "xtr Edition, in which the explabirofj Remark, formerly given in Conversation, will be found incorporated with the narrative. Intended as s Club. book for Schools. _ _ _ By MARIA HAC,,K. London: Printed for Haney and Duton, Graoxhureh-street, and G. and W. B. Whitaker, Ave Maria.lane. This day is published, l2mo. with e ng ravings of portraits, ese e i its boaWs, n IOGRA PH Y pric OF s. CELEBRATED ROMAN 1.11 CHARACTERS, with Anecdotes illustrative of their Lives and Actions. _ _ _ By the Rev. W. BINfiLEY. Containing also, a brief Account of the Author's Life and Writ ing% and an Appendix on Roman Literature. London: Printed for Harvey and Damon. Graceehurch-street. This day was published, in tiro. price 10s. fid. boards, PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEWS of the STRUCTURE, FUNCTIONS, and DISORDERS of theSTOMACII and ALIMENTARY ORGANS of the HUMAN BODY; with Oirseiraiions on the Qualities and Effects of Food and FerMented Liquors, and on the influence of Climate and Local Station. By THOMAS lIARE, F.L.S. F.H.S. Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, he. Nunquam aliudnatura, a►iud simientui dicit.—Jt: v The Second Edition. London : Printed for U. and W. B. Whittaker, Are Maria lane. NEW GUIDE TO PARIS, This day is published, embellished with a Map of Paris, and eight k:ngravings, price 9s. bowls, or 10s. 61. neatly bound, a New Edition of GALIGNAN I'S PARIS GUIDE ; or, Stranger's Com panion through the French Metropolis; mntsiaing a full and accurate description of every Obiect of Interest in the Capital, it.c. 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The French corvette. the Seine, belonging to the squadron now in the made of Cronstadt, will sail in three or four days, and . take the French Ambiorador, the Marquis de St. Simon, back to Co rhe nI2 7e7 . JORIVIIIII annaaneed under 'the Aide of Roirris sulfite A/erauder the First, which the Councillor of State, M. Von En. gelhard, intended to publish, will not appear. FROM EMI FSUIN/AN DUCEY OF SAXONY. JUNE n. i s One of the most im t events in the refrain of the Evangelic Charchri a the Kin In the histpry of the Protestant religion In general, is u zn y die new etnnmon Prayer.book, winch originated with his lilsjesty ltivnielf. The icing has let caused a new edition of this prayer.book to be pu'iliabed,'la width some passag es are altered (tow the former edition : is is 'aloe ren dered more complete by the addition of a greater numbs of vent. front the Bible, and prayers which may be used alternately with the formtilari in the Liturgy. The King hai also had aa emirate F ' made front the Liturgy, for those zlevgymen in town or swan who have io preach on adunday in several ebonies, ant vtins.beer; no choirs to sing, that it may be said at least is they nee straitened The tiara, The ihnitatien of rhvine • bona. ia exploited, etrindwiewalg the reading if the sung by . the congregation between that sad the airmen,' the scuract itself, bat not the hymn or psalm before thei.iturgy ; and that alter the sermon, with respect so which the wishes of the con gregation, if decidedly expensed, are to be complied with : it follows, of course, that when the sacrament is 'administered after the sermon the limitation of the time has co reference to that ceremony. The minister for Ecclesiastical Affairs has notified these change, and explanations of the new Common Prayer.book to the Con sistory or the Duchy of Saxony, and at the same time acquainted it with his 31ajesty's pleasure respecting the introduction of the new prayer-book. MawovEa, JUNE 30. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge returned on the 28th to Montbrilliast, from his tour in the Dochiecof jraneburg and Bremen, where be has review,sl several regiments. BDUSSELS. JULY 3. The Prince of Orange anired here this morning. The Princess has set out for Germany under the title of Countess of Flanders. EXCHANGES. liiimpvica. JULY 2—lotadan, two and a half rnontht, 3I 2. ST. PETERSHURGII, JUXE 18.—Landon, 97-16; Paris, !Out. "Await:, JUNE I!l.—London, Y months, 6 16k. BEutazi, JUNE 22.—London, three months, 6 :Hi. SOUTH AMERICA. Yesterday we were favoured by an eminent merchant in the City with a file of the Colombian° Caracas paper. The following are extracts : (Pram El Colombian. of Miry It) "PRIVATE CORRESPOSDLEC4I ISANTOMMI, MAT so. 18224. . . . . • A Revere hurricane which has driven into our port several vessel dismaated and in diatrms, has prevented us front receiving commits) nicationa from Puerto Rico until this morning. We new learn that, Laborde, the Commander of the Spanish squadron, appeared dir Aquadilla with his frigate, *corvette, a brim and a schooner. Flo did net anchor, but gave information of the Spanish corvette Cerro haring been given up to a Colombian force by the treason of her Commander, lion Martin Espana . sat sail again Immediately. 1 am surprised that he suffered himself to be seen there ; although St may arise from his vessels having sustained some damage. We have also learnt that a Spanish privateer has had an action with • Colombian privateer, or national schooner, and that, after the loss of thirty men on the pan of the Spaniards, the Colombian schooner was carried by boarding, the crew put to dath, and the vessel taken to the Havannah. MAY 96. Yesterday a Colombian privateer wired here commanded fig Captain Kafety. having in company a prize schooner freighted with negroes, who will be sold here at a reduced price to be conveyed to Puerto Rico, u has been done with ppnnssnn of several ether ply*. teas, and same of them under the C,obmbiaa flag, to the discredit of the nation. It Is not many days since, that two Spanigh brigs were brought in Lm, and their eargoes said at so low a vase, that oil was bought at a &Um the dembehn, sod a p of good red Wily for five dollar. Colombia derives Doeblog bed diserwill• from her privateers; why then permit them to exist ? The circumstances of.the Republic are now changed, and what might have been for. merly a benefit, may at this minded juncture of our approaching recognitims, and when we ought to disamninate sound political seal civil principles, be a serious injury tour. CARACAS, WEDNESDAY, MAY Z. The public will pat se with extreme interest the Message of the Vice-President to Congress, published hi this day's paper._ There is s peculiar and manly character in this document. which distinguishes it from all that have gone before it. It tells the aim. pie truth, and neither exaggerates our excellencies, nor conceal. our defects. That false colouring and metaphor, which in some ot our state Papers approaches hyperbole, and which savors rather of weakness than power, is here discarded; and °mend Santander, with a moderation peculiar to real strength, has given the Congress, as he premised,* faithful pictures-not a flattering likeness of :130 Republic. In treating of the matter of most interest at this moment, namely, the precise views of the British Commissioners, his Excellency leads us to infer that there is nothing determinate in their powers.. After observing that " the sympathy of the British nation, and the justice of its Government, did inspire him with the most flattering hopes," be adds, " I am sorry that I cannot anrounce to you the definitive resolution of his Britannic Majesty, with respect to the Republic." Thus we nay reasonably presume, that the British Government will await the repots of its Commistionen be. fore any decisive step be taken. The sentiments of his Excellency respecting the loose and Map. pliable state of our laws, are, we believe, the sentiments of all the Judges and Law Oaken in the nation ; and the earnestness with which he presses this point on the attention of Congress is a proof of the best intentions, and must excite general satisfaction. The real evil in our present code seems to us to be, that the laws rest on no abstract immutable principle—that all is relative and capricious—that the plea of expediency—change of Judges -- and a thousand other contingencies, mar:ender the law of yesterday a dead letter to-day ; and furnish motives for pardoning in one man a crime for which another is condemned. Among the mass of consistencies and rubbish to be found in the Spanish code, where various statutes prevail, each in contradiction to the other„—where moreover, the King has the power of commuting, altering, or ahs. fishing at pleasure—we will defy any man to found aped the equity and justice of his cause any reasonable hope of gaining it ; whereas in other countries, a man enters a Court of law with a security derived from the exercise of inviolate principles ; and, as on the merits of his case infallibly depends its issue, he requires but reason and good sense to arrive at some certain conclusiwi res. petting the result. But with us, we have hope without right. arc right without hope. We do therefore mpst heartily concur in the necessity of a general reform in this particular, however gradual ma _y be its progress. The Exacta:ye reminds our representatives (and with niwcient reason, an we think) of the confidence reposed in them by the na tion, and that its continuance will depend on their doing justice to the many clams their constituents have on their attention. Weans not acquainted with the circumstances which might have rendered necessary the prorogation of the last Congress, with so much Lust nem still on hand ; but we must confess our surprise at the fact, ' when we learn front the present Message, that the important men ' surest recommended in the Memorials of the Smetana of ' State were not even debated in that Congress. We trust that by the joint labours of the present one, and its Committees, more justice will be shown to the urgent necessities of the ' country. The state of our Revenue and the Posts iv urged in the Nlessn4e r with an errnestness worthy of the subject; as one on which, coo , jointly with an improved Administration of Justice, depends our very existence as &nation. ' By a late arrival from St. Thomas, we have received information ' that Mr. Ilurtado, our Minister, has recoimised the Cog' sh Loan of on behalf of our Government, and that l'olotuniss : Stock had risen, in consequence. from lid to 88 per cent. Our papers by this conveyance not being to a later date than the kith I of March, we arc unable to say on what authority this statement • rests A new Joint Stock Banking Company is about to bo established at Dublin. 01.1) there ass.—On Tuesday last, a gentleman of the name of Feddon, at the sale of the erects of an all man who lived near Bloomsbury-equate, and who, daring hie life, had collected several choice specimens of curiosity, was attracted by the appearance of an old painting, arias rently ponessod of beauties which were partially obscured by the accumulated dust and dirt of years long gone by. When it came to the hammer, he had the good fcrinne to have it knocked down to him, for the tr4ling sum of eigh teen ahill.ngs. It has since turned out to be whit he an ticipattal, an original of great value, frem the hands of one of the first masters, and in very fine pres:Tv:diem The above gentleman, some time aline, brought frem France a picture which he there purchased for half-a-crown, which is now considered to be extremOy valuable. It F • ,t F.