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) / (f Jz e-i 1 f I i~ ;"fr e c . . r I 4 +t+ \ I) 1 LLI*F . 3Prt .. I No. 6,857. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1824. Price 7d. I,.l►ltt 1)1t.1M direct, the fast Sailing Ship GENE- ItA PALMER, liurthrn 5111'foris. To Sail lnmi 6,:m.licittl the litth January, and from Portsmouth the rith Jmuary. For Irtight or Passaic apply to Laptain Truseott, Jerusalem Coffoe7hotme. BALM BY AUCTION. PROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. At the Court at Carlton House, the 20th of November, 1021. PRESENT, The KING'S Mew Excellent Majesty in Council. Hit Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Right lion. George !toward, commonly called Lord Vi,count Aforprili, to he Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding of the County of York ; his Lordship this day took the oaths appointed to be taken thereupon, instead of the oaths of Allegiance and Supremacy. N.E—This Ship Is the same Vessel that arrived in England last January, having perternied her Voyage in Eight Months and Twenty-seven Days, !I n d has now performed her Voyage in Seven Months and Eighteen Days. 1.3)1,L1ER DOCK, ISLE OF 11011. S. WHY: Original Prospectus and Plait, as deliverisl into I Par Lenient in 11:13, by Francis Fortune, and also the pre. ser • oar ( of widen notice is given in the I larette), are to be had, •• and every intennation given on this interesting subjeet, by apply. to it the Office, 211, Lombard-street, front Eleven to Three This Dort will lower Coals roue than the duty, cause a regular 'apply. at d eku the River; and being contitructed on grass land, g g wr,a DO comp.:mail ~,,, sad the site bring low, little excava I I - tion; the cog will consequently be moderate. The Dividend on MIL Slums will produce the value of eight elialdrona ut coats. Slagle Shams are reserved fur huusekeepera. FRANCIS El /RTUN E. E J NITED EMPIRE and CONTINENTAL LIFE AssURANct; ASSOCIATION. No. 10, Waterloo riser, Pall-mall, tor the Insurance of Lives, Contingent Maur- Aar* and Survivar , hipa, Endowinente for Children, for the Pier hr.. and sale of .tnnuitica and Revelator*, and to grant An „v. IC, IIfNORIRY DIUTCTMIN. Those molted thus • ate shut Trustees. n,, 1....v..11(1w, I :mint Munster •Rsght. Vim. Earl id* Elgin and limtatdier Hight Hun. Lord Viscount Tor nnirno %gm floor. !Aril HAL Fitz errnid• night llun. Lilted riegege Say-, war Right lien. hunt Blaney • Right Iloneurable Str Gore I tunley M.G. Prendergint, EM. M.P. •Charles Tennyson, t:eq. M.P. Lieutenant-General \Wetherell Major Moore Edmund Morrie, Esq. DIRECTORS. imr r. Chtehroake, Dart. Chairman. 41 M. Shaw*, Deputr.Chaireitan. John Kt:lf:mon. Eli. Nugent Eastland. Lag. Sir John Scott 1:d11s Sir Jame% M'Orhgor, F.R.S. Captain W. A. Montagu. R.N. Megan. Drunimand. ST AN 1,1? ill CIJUSSRL. C. R. ra , , 41wr., 11...rr4 (!ook, Franng Drsanget W.l) rellown, Xiaarl titlbut, shadwell, EM. SOLICIIOI. 64kiniond, Esq. PHYSICIAN. Dr. Hume, Nu. 9. Curzon-litre /11JUILIEON. Minims Coyne, M'elbeck•strect. renews elfccimg Life A with this Society will not curdy derive immediate !toxins by the Rates and Conditions, but intensive ultimate Advantages, as it is one of its leading prin ciples ,that the assured fee the whole term of life shall eventually yawn the VIM! Fonds and Resources of the Association, pu rapating also, in the interim, in each periodical lhvision of The Assn.-union continues to advance Money on Reversions and Annuities sausfactoraly cond. The lloanl.days are VII 11'c,Inestlaya, at Three o'C'ock, and OD Fridays, at I:h•ven. Atteasuoe Daily, from Ten till Five o'Clock, to veceive Pro. peals, and to furnish every information that may be required. Ity order, JOHN ILATRAY, Registrar. I J NITED EMPIRE and CONTINENTAL LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION, 10, Waterloo-place ?Ll.aall. the Ita11"-yratly Payment of Firs per Cent. Interett on Shares Addis Tist October, may be received by Proprietors. at the Ottice d de Association, any day Worm the Hours of Ten and Five st:va. By order, Jl►tlN RATRAY, Registrar. METROPOLITAN IVAT ER. CONIPANY, for sup. ME: plying the Ilrir with Water from the Deep Spring", which Pus been analy/A by able 'hymists, and pronounced more pure, wholesome, and suit than any at present supplied to the puWir. DINICCToRs. I:. Knee, E•n. Jere !1011. Esq. Sir John Scott Lillie. Landuiann, Royal Engineers. Sir F. 11. I hnmanney, BL M.P. Etlw‘ril/)rite, Esq. Ilene, Spencer. Esq. John Stewart, Laq. fo E. F. Agar. John Alton, Esq. Paul Reran, Lao. Birch. Esq. Alderman. John Capron, Esq. Wm. (tunkll, I:aq. So Francis Dmanges. John Dizon, James Endalle. hag. W. ()quid, Esq. Ettollf ZEN. Mr. Samna! Jones. soLecirottii. 7il, %%. ta 1. Itesthani soil Son. Putocriptlons will be rercited at the banking-houses of Messrs. Trifles, &ran. rod Co, lomihard.otreet ; and Messrs. DIIOII cud Co. rburrry-Line, until the :10th instant, after which wow al/ applications for shares must be made to the directors. Prospectuses Mall be obtained at the above-narned hankers. NOV EM HER 2, 1821. A Tt MEETING of the COMMITTEE appointed for It the purywrie 4 taking into their consideration the PLAN rams! Lieutenant. Colonel 'TRENCH. for making a QUAY oathe NORTH BANK of the RIVER TIM MEs. 11410,0 nighttime the Duke at VORK in the Chair. Th:latnniitter having had under their eausideratiun the fol lenivlbrunieoui le:A statement tomle by Lieut.-Colonel Trench to the Stab- Immetee, and ordered to be printed tor the use of the General Cdsonottre. AL A Joint Report of Mr. Philip Wyatt and Mr. Rennie, rela ow to the find divimon of the intended Project. M. A Joint Report of the same Gentlemen, relative to the mod division, in the tom of a letter to Licut.-Colonel Trench. 4th. The opinions 41i . emincnt Counsel upon the points directed to bt fettered to them. Ake A letter front factit.-Colonel Trench to the Chairman at lb. last Meeting of the .sith-Committee, detailing the remit of his interview with two Loyd. t f the Admiralty, viz. Str (hinge Cock burn. sad Sir linage Clerk. And barieg also inspected the Plans and Designs laid before them I/ Mr. Philip Wyatt, and having heard the further explanations peel by Liiut.-Colonel Trench-- 14ln the motam of the Duke of Rutland, seconded by Viscount leather. came to the following ltcwalations :— Tlm the Plan neuroses" is perfectly practicable, and that it will rad, improve the Navigation of the River, contribute highly to onbAludiment of the Metropolis, and to the health, comfort, • edit:nage tit the inhabit ants. Thst the sum o f ii 11,04101. w ill h e su ffi c i ent to com pl e t e t hi n great , end Work. according to the Estimates of Mr. Philip Wyatt oil Mr. Rennie ; and the Committee are of opinion, from the in fect:num laid before them, that the Annual Revenue to arise Nina tunic of the Quay and Budding, to be isested will allied a fair trannerstion for the capital expendal. Tbst it is expedient to establish a Joint Stork Company, to be died THE TH.IIIES 141'A Y COM PA NY, for carrying this Witnaking into t diet, and ter raising a sum of 611,0004 for that fiff.ve. in Sharon of 1001. each. And that books he forthwith Weal St the honorary secretary's I Mice, No. 10, llevonnhire. ant, Portland-place, for enuring the names of such persons as "Milt disposed to iteCOIUC SII . JOCTINTS and that the Mille be, from rtalr n 'mar, submitted to the I'i:inmates for their approbation, us I th , timber of Sh ares to be allowed to each respective party ap. l'qte let the sauie ; and that the Secretary do acquaint tacit per. P:di fee number of Share on appmpreited to I or her. who filornport to pay a deposit of 21. per cent. upon each 1001. Share. ine the Rookini.-house of Messrs. Coutes and Cm or of Aleuts. intinmwd. B'st the following Noblemen and fientiemen be requested to act eintutnee of Management. and to atopt all such lIIIVIAUfra as t . ",!, dull think proper for carrying the foregoing Rerolutions into CCI. With power to add to their number, and to make such ar. "Vmucuti with Mr. Philip Wyatt tool Mr. Rennie for carrying 4Pluessed plan int o effect u they shall gceut nec essary, and that dY e ke 'quoru the Dm 'hart hake or Rutland Is I; rue the Duke of Dm*. Sir Jas. Grabsin, Bart. 31. P. Sir Henry Harding, Bart. 11. P. m Sir Sir I'l lie Burgh, K.C.8.31.P. Mnoluis of Londonderry I.ieut..Col. Trench. M.P. the V . 41 Or Rosalyn N. W. R. (Whop , c,Esq. 11. P. of Palmerston R. G or d on . E sq . 31. P. l lir Viscount owthir S. R. Eushington, Esq. M.P. r 4 l L ard Bevley W. Williams, Esq. M.P.14 kieht lion, the Chancellor John leting, Ent. 51. P. ern* Echrquer Alexaneer liming, Esq. M.P. Ira' kight lion. Sir Ells. Long. James Senriett, Esq. .11. P. .Ilid It. 31. P. Air. Ald...ennin Wood, M.P. , 4 Om. G. A. Ellis, M.P. Thomas IVilson, Esq. H.P. '' e Right llon. Charles Ar. G. I.lolme Sumner, I. M.P. hathnott. M.P. I 7 J. Farquhar, Esq. he AttrneyJnneral. 11. P. F. B. Houton, Egg. I Tha it is ad visa bl e to print the stateruent as prepared by '' 4.-Voionel Tr:itch; and as soon as tlw designsintended to llatir it :ire lidiographist, that both should be circulated fur erend infrmation. 1111 11 Messrs. (nuns and Co., and Messrs. lirummond, be, 1 4 4 the are hereby, ainted hank ers to the undertaking. That mt. Philip %V and isit ite, and he is hereby, a pp o int e d A r :hite c t t and thLt Ir. Iteilnie he. and he is hereby, appointed the Engineer. the Mt. Leake lie appointed Solicitor to the I 'ompainy, and at ""be 'tine he requesitAi to continue his services as Honorary &misty thereto. That dine Resolutions, signed by order of his Royal Highness the Blake of York. Li , the honorary Secretary, be printed and pub -414 hl all th e pu bl ic Papers. (Signed) %VII. LEAKE, Ilwwnry genets'''. Nis Raya/ Highness the peke of Vas* bans e lett Chair, .•'"" 0 Ird l'iranimowly. That his lioral ll' news is entitled to k---" 4 rilan ka 4 this llKting Mr tbe 1 0,, ..ii00 bs 11th/flied fl) it by ' l ° PlllOlll/1. MORE THIRTY THOUSANI►.S. ril() TIE: --- I"iTISLIi. - - - -:When1;;;;;Ie the late Lotter yy Scheme, I introduced Thirty , Thousand Pound Prizes (as I generally do when Contractor), and I gave as a reason for so doing, that thous Prizes are generally sold at my Offices, and the result has proved the correctness of toy anticipation, for I sold No, 15,7:4, the 30.0004. Prize, drawn the 341 instant, in Seven Shares and I am happy to find the present I (infractor has adopted my plan, as he has introduced Twu 341,000/. ; therefore I look forward to next month adding to the already splendid List of 30,0001. Capitals sold by me, for I sold the first ever drawn, the last ever drawn, Three in tine Lottery, and Fourteen other 30.11001. Prizes. I do not hesitate ackrtmledging. that the present Scheme is an improvement upon mine, for, in addition to the Two 31.1,0001. Prizes, there arc Two of 20,01101. and various other Capitals, and my arrangement of not having any Blanks is continued ; but the principal feature in the New t , cheitie is, that some persons niit for the trifling Risk of 41. 195., get the Two 211,0001. Prizes, and all the other ;spite's may be s tained by an equally trifling Risk; ' and far less than Ten Shilling , 1,2L01. must he obtained. Schemes, with full Particolars of this advantageous mode of j adventure. may I* hal, gratis, at my 01Ikas, whom Tickets and ' Shama are on sale. _ _ I have the honour to las 4, Gambill, and Your devoted Servant, 9, 4 'haring-cross. T. 111541, Stockbroker. ••• I feel so confident in the stability of the English funds, and so assured that tne Pricta of all British Secunties must be considerably higher that 1 hereby undertake to pay the Holders of either of the Stock keen in the present Lottery, if bought at my Offices, 1004 Money foe each 1004 3 per Cents, should they not be above that Price in the Stock Market when the Prises are drawn. The Lottery draws the 16th of Next Month. On the 311th instant, price fa. T HE UNIVERSAL. REVIEW; or, Chronicle of the Literature of all Nations, No. V. ••• This every two months. Printed fur Gem IL Whittaker, Ave Maria-Lint. This morning, the Second Edition of T HE PROPHETIC ALMANACK for IB23.—Printed in elegant Red and Black, 2a. lid. The sale of this Alinanack on Monday last was double the number of the four preceding_ years. By intense activity a new edition is now issued. The Editor, Sir Wilsen Brarkm, K.T. Humanist, has displayed in its compilation the most indefatigable labour and persevering study. Ten thousand copies were sold on Monday. and the new edition has been as eagerly sought after. It is literally crammed with interesting articles, and a fund of in formation is embodied within the twenty-four pages of the Calendar, that appears to have riveted its claims upon public feeling. William Charlton Wright, Publisher, Ilk Paternoster-row, London. LEASEHOLD ESTATE, Medford-arrest, Ma'fob. Prnduell3Ll 3ll l..per Annum. "P By Mr. 8 11111LEwuRTH, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, Dee. 8, at 12, AValuable LEASEIIOLD ESTATE, comprising a spacious substantial FAMILY RESIDENcE, advanta geously situate No. 34, Hertford-street, Mayfair, a short distance from Park-lane, in the occupation of Lad, Isabella Illatchinni. The House contains numerous bedchambers, spacioushandsorne dining and drawing MOMS, breakfast sciour, good entrance ball, stone stairs, kitchen, domestic utfiesa et every description, and cei laring. The Estate is let on lease, which expiars at Christmas, I IL'S, at a net rent of lAOL, and is held for a tem of 31 years unexpired; ground rent 'AM, net inaproved rent 1301. May be viewed ten days previous to the sale by leave of the tenant, when particulars may be had of Meisrs. Lane and Rennet, Solicitors, Lawrence Pountney-hill; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shottleworth, 28, Poultry. TO Tip: BIinTINO AND rellatilikettAL INTEREsTs. EXTENSIVE AND VA r,r.l FICIMINH,D F.sTATSS, ROTH filth THE, SURREY. By 31r. SIICT'I'LI•AV (► RTII. At the Mart, on W I:1)N ES Y, .1 Amery 12, ISIS, at 19 o'clock, in Lots, unless acceptable olic:s arc previously made by Private Contract. EXTENSIVT.and Valuable FItEEITOLD ESTATES, most eligibly situated adjoining the Commercial 'hocks, about three miles from London-bridge, at Rotherhythe, in the county of Surrey. Comprising two spac.ous dock-yards with slips and docks for building and repairing vessels of the first class; wharfs for landing and stowage of timber, brows and saw-pits, capital store-houses, smith's and carpenter's shops, kilns, pitch furnaces, joiner's lofts, numerous capacious warehouses, tarring_ house, foreman's lodge, cabins, copper-houses, sheds, and all suit able appurtenances fur a dock-yard of magnitude. Also, Two Spacious FAMILY It ESIDE NC ES, with attached and detached offices of every description, large gardens, shrubberies, and pleasure grounds. NINE neat Brick DWELLING lIOt'SES, suitable for junior partners, scientific offices and superintendents, spacious apartments for the celebrated launches, counting.houses, cuach.. houses and stables. paved yards, /cc. itc. Numerous vessels for his Majesty's Navy and the Honourable Company's Service have been launched from these vary desirable preilitses, which for local advantages are not surpaesed on the River Thames, and they are submitted to the Commercial and Shipping Interests, as combining every essential requisite for an Establish.. went of Importance. May be viewed and partieulars bad, twenty days previous to the Sale on the premises, of Messrs. bawler, Crosse, and Patty, So licitors, Hatton -court, l'hrtadneedle-street ; at Lloyd's; the Jerusalem, Jamaica, and Ikitic Coif...a-houses; at the Mart; and of Mr. Sliuttleworth, N 0.28, Poultry. NEW WORKS. Just published, by A. Robertson and Co. 1, Bride-court, New Bridge-street, Blackfriara. THE CRUD FRS AND OTHER TALES. I. WINTER TALES: or, European Nights' Enter tainmenv.. By MARIA SCOTT. With a beautiful Frontispiece and Vignette; containing the Cru. sailers, Mexican Patriot, l'iihallowed Marriage, Conjugal Bond, Castle of Constanso. 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Alen, Extensive COLLECTIONS from the unpublished MISCELL A N COL'S MEDICAL WHITINGS of the Lite Dr. C. 11. PARRY. 1.. An ACCOUNT of the DISEASE lately PREVALENT st the GENERA I. PEN ITENTI A R By P. Melt lAth/113, M. IL, F e ll ow o f the College of Pb,sitiass, at►d Phyaiciao to the Middles: Liumpital CAUTION. rpm: actnowleaged efficacy of GIFFORD'S Z ENO Eti for I!I /MINS, HOARSENESS, and SO It E TIIRO.►T,t, and the recommendation of them by the Faculty for thew complaints, render it necessary, at this season, to caution the public against the numerous inefficacious preparations offered for sale, under the name of Fruit Lozenges, and to inform them that none are genuine re ithout his name and address on the boxes. Niffintfx Lozenges possess, in a pure and highly concentrated state, all the medical properties of the recent Emit t in Fevers they are cooling, and in Sore Throats and Coughs, whether proceeding front recent Colds, or peculiar to Asthmatic or Consumptive habits, are particularly beneficial; they allay Inflammation, promote Ex: pectoration, and may be taken with advantage by the most delicate constitution. Prepared and Sold (Dols► by J. brd, Chemist, 104, Strand, in boxes, at Is. lid. and 2s. each; retail also, at 150 and 70, Ox ford-street; 324, Holborn; 41, Bishorignte-street; Royal Ex change Gate, and by most Vendors in the Kingdom. 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By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auttko Mart, Bartholomew-lane, THIS DAY. at 12, ABeautiful COLLECTION oc l'A INTED and STAINED GLASS, the colours of which are tortnt in, adapted to Drawing Rooms, Libraries, Green Houses, &c., after esteemed Masters. To be vieweJ, sad Catalogues had of Mr. Williams , Throgmar ton-street. FIGHT HUNDRED TO ONE THOUSAND POUNDS PER ANNUM. To be Disposed of, for Three Thousand Guineas, a profitable ES TABU:4IIM ENT, with Steam Engine, Machinery, Lighters, Roars, and Appurtenances, and a valuable Contract now in progress. The employment is of a gm. tleinanly nature. The paynient of the purchase.money will be rendered easy; and any young (lentleman of ability and character will find this an advantageous investment. Particulars may be had by application to Mr. SHUTTLE. WORTH, No. 211, Poultry. FOR CORNS, BUNIONS, Re. MORRIS'S ROYAL IiRINSWICK CORN PLAS TER, prepared from a Recipe belonging to her late Ms lemy, is an excellent Itenictly for eradicating Corns, and giving re. ief to those who have hard fleshy substance% at the bottom of their feet, without the least pain or incnvenience, and will prove a very useful Family Plaster for fresh %Vound% and Scalds, likewise for Bunions. Prepared by G. MORRIS, Chemist to the Royal Family, Ken sington. Sold in Boxes at Is. nil. and 2i. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, 4 Cheapsitle, St. Paul's, and 2211, Regent-street (neat the Arg)ll Rooms), London; Waterloo. dace, Edinburgh t Ssckville.street, Dublin ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom also may he had, PERltril ESSENCE, which has been declared in highly respectable Medical Journals, to he the " best thing ever discovered fur the Tooth and Ear Ache." In Bottles, Is. 14d. and 2s. 9.1. N.B. 1k careful to ask for " Morris's Brunswick Corn Phatcr," and '• Perry's Essence for the Tooth Ache.•' FOR CORNS, RUNNIONg. &c. &c. ACERTAIN RELIEF for -------- and (7 ii I [ALA INS, whims Cutting or Phrived"ilf• merely rubbing the part with the AROMATIC CAMPHOR, 'twill give immediate ease to the most painfuleoens and Bunnions. Persons subject to bilblains, by rubbing the part with the Aro niatie Camphor, will be a sure preventive; and persons having Chilblains, the application will he a sure means of their not break nip, and by applying it to the feet as a Irish, is proved to have strengthened the tenderest feet, is a sure remedy for the Cramp ; is also a sure remedy for the itheurnatisni : hundreds have found re lief by rubbing the part affected with it. Even persons afflicted with the Grant, by often nibbirg the part with Aromatic Camphor, there is a chance of not having the hunt again ; and it even they should have the Gout again, the burning pain will be about eighty degrees less. This is not a pretended but a sure mnctly for the above, being the discovery of that celebrated l'hysician, J. Myers. well known in the Pity of I,ondon, having been above forty years Licenciate of the Royal College of Physicians, London, and twenty years Principal Physician to the London General Dis pensary. Fevers preemies' 'ming caught—in short, cleanliness and the use of the Aromatic Camphor is a sure preventive against catching infections; is pleasant, and the wholeminest perfume in the universe ; revives' the spirits, relieves headache, and prevents faintness by 01.1 v smelling it, end nervous people ought never to he without it, and it ought to be sprinkled about in MIMo where per sons are not well. Those who travel by land and sea ought to have with them the Aromatic Camphor, as sicknesses are often caught in cabins, coaches, strange beds, change of climate, &c.; parents &timid use it in the Nursery. ('*Cr tow.—As most valuable articles are counterfeited by un principled persons, therefore he particular to ask for Princes Ara. matic Camphor. at 4s. lid. per bottle, duty included, and observe " Prince" on the wrapper and seals of each bottle. Be particdlar, and observe his address, .• A. Prince, 9, Poland -street, Oxford street. Limilon," oa the cover of each bottle; without, it is not genuine, and cannot answer the purpose. Purchasers ought to be particular, as counterfeits are in circulation. Noll by A. p r i nce , No. 9, Poland-street. Oxford -street; Sanger, IM, Oxford-street ; Barclay, 95, Fleet Market; Butler. 4, ('heap. side; Proof, •2•-'6, Strand; Johnson, flit, ; Tint, Royal Exchange; Sutton, Bow Church-yard ; Jones, Mt, net.strect ; and by must principal Medicine Venders. 'Allies and Gentlemen residing in the country, sending remittances, it will be forwarded immediately by coach. It keeps in all climates, the older the bet ter. Merchant. and Captains will receive liberal allowance foe uportatioe. BANKRUPTS. Edward Lunn and Oeo►gr Lunn. Halifax, l'orkithire, eherniats and druggists, in surrender Dee. 13. at seven, 14, and Jan. 4, at eleven, at the White Swan Inn, Halifax. Solicitors, 3lesars. Jacques and Buuye, New Inn, London; and 3lr. Holxoyd, Halifax. George Cook, Manchester, grocer and bread-baker, Dee. 15, If,, and Jim. 4, at ten, at the Palace Inn. 31ancheiter. Solicitors, 111 r. Makinson, Manehester ; and Mr. Makinson, 3liddleTempple. Thomas Weaver, Abingdon, Berkshire, linen-draper, Ike. 13, 14, at two, and Jan. 4. at nine, at the Albion lintel, Manchester. Solicitors, 3lessrs.Willis, Watson, Bower,and Willis, Tokenhouse yard, London ; and Mr. Wilson, Manehesser. George Sidford, aen. Rath, linen-draper, Iflec. 9,10, and Jan. 4, at eleven, at the Three Cups Inn, Bath. Solicitors. Mr. Makin_ son, Middle Temple, London; and Mr. Ilellings, Bath. Peter Houghton and Salina.' Peter Houghton. Skinntr-qtreet, Snow - hill, leather.sellers, Nov. 30, Dee. 4, and Jan. 4, at ten. at the Banknipts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Nind and Cuttetill, Mo.:color:on-street. John Banks and Vi (Jarred, Beceles, Suffolk, linen and wollen.drapers, Dec. 2,3, and J..n. 4, at eleven, at the Lion Inn, Duels. Solicitors, Messrs. Bromley, Grays's Inn.square, Loll_ don; and Mr. Cnpeman, Cedgrave, Norfolk. John Antrobos, Manchester, grocer and provision-dealer. Dec. 13. 11, and Jan. 4. at twelve, at the George Inn, Liverpool. So licitors, Messrs. Adlirtgton, Gregory, and Fatilconer, Bedford-row, London ; and Mr. Houghton, Liverpool. Jteopii Roberta, nigh 11c1bUrn, curn.dealer, Nov. 27. Der. 7, and Jan. 4, at eleven, at the Ilanlcrupue Court. Solicitor, Mr. Ford, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's lnn.fields. . Joseph levy, Smith's.buildings, Coodman's-fields, feather. merchant, Nov. 27, the. 11, and Jan. 4, at twelve, at the Bank ruts' Court. Solicitors. Messrs. Bernal and Ogle. Austin-friar s. John llowell, Piccadilly, linen-draper, Nov. 27, Dec. 7, and Jan. 4, at twelve, at the Bankrupt's Court. Solicitor, Mr. Jones, Sisc-lane. John filydeSevahl, BlandfOrd Forum, Bnrsetshire, cooper, Dec. 2, at six, 3, and Jan. 4. at ten, at the Greyhound Inn, Blandford. Solicitors, M. Fitch, Union-street, Southwark ; and 31r. Crabb, Blandford. George Dinarlale, Richmond, Yorkshire, grocer, Dec. 6, at one, 7, and Jan. 4, a eleven, at the Golden Fleece Inn, Richmond. solicitor, Aleuts. Morton and 11'illiimison, Gray's Inn-square, London ; and Alr. Peacock, Bedale. John Walker, of Ilishripsgate-qtreet, Without, hardwareman, Nov. 2tl, at twelve. Dec. 18, and Jan. ♦, at ten, at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitor, 51r. Mille, Ncw North-street, )ted Lion-square. I lenry Joseph James, f'annon-street, stationer, N0v.30. Dec. 7, at eleven. and Jan. 4, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Williams, Bond -court, ....... William Hray burn, Nottingham, draper, Dee. I I, 16, and Jan. .1. at eleven, at the Ram Inn, Nottingham. Solicitor', Messrs. Taylor, leatherstone.buildinga, Holborn and Mr. Payne, Not tingham Thomas Flaherty, Bath, tailor aid draper, Dec. I, 2, and Jan. 4, at eleven, at tht White Hart Inn. Bath. Solicitors, Messrs. Jenllns and Abbott, Ne•v Inn; d 3lr. Hale, Bath. DIVIDENDS. Dec. IS. Samuel Brown and 'I hodias llobbs Scott, of Saint Mary Hill. merchants, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. l►ec. 21. John Gibson and Shirley Foster, iVardrobe.place, Doc tors' Commons, dealers in lace, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Dec. 13. Thomas AYH!cocks, Bath, the White Lion Inn. Bath. r, at eleven, at Dec. 15. Joseph Wiltshire, Wootton Bassett, Wiltshire, draper, at twelve, at the Angel Inn, Wootton Bassett. Dec. IS. Joseph Large, Maiden Bradley, Wiltshire, banker, at eleven, at the Ang •I Inn, ‘Yonttnn Bassett. Dec. 4. Charles Christian Becher, Lothbury, merchant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Dec. 15. John Greaves, Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchant, at ele ven, at the Tontine Inn, Sheffield. licc. 14. lienry Nantes, IVarnfonl-court, Throginorton4treet, merchant. at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Dec. 111. William Mann, Thcinoun, Norfulk, farmer, at nine, at the Norfolk lintel, Norwich. Dec. 15. Joseph Dailey, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George Inn. Liverpool. Dec. 14. James Puke, Liverpool, druggist, at twelve, at the George btu, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES.—DscriaIr It 14. Joseph !Backhand, of Newport, Salop, 'cuter.—John Fletcher, Little Lever, Lancashire, cotton .manufacturer.—John Stubbs, Euston-square, wine.merchatit. I'ARTNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. John Ayres Thompson and Thomas Johnson, of Coventry, mere ohs Pettit and John Oliver. lioundsditch, cabinet tnakers—Ahraham Kinder and William Kinder, Ntarsden. York. shire, merchants.—Jacob l'er4ins ar.d O. T. Ileath, Regent's Park, engineers.—Bryan Charlesworth and John ('harks Crampin, 'Wood•street, Cheapside. silk-warehousemen—Edwin Fletcher and Charles Rogers, Barnsley, Yorkshire. painters.—Edward King and Thomas Mitchell, lt'elheck.street, t'avendish-aquare, ironmongers.—Thomas Hutchinson and John Hutchinson, Bury, Lancashire. woolstaplers.—%%'illiam Marshall and Thomas Mar shall, Cunsitor-street, Chancery.lane, wax-chandlers.—John Noose and Thomas Edwards, Liverpool, provision-dcalers.--It'illiam Bnond and Alfred Potter, Altritisharn, Cheshire. einton-manufac. turers.—%Villiam Day, John Lucas, and John Parkinson. Argyle street, Oxford-street„ attorneys.—Jurors ('rocs, Betty Atkin, %Wil li:on Atkin, John Walton, and Thomas Honker. 3liddlchaulton, Lancashire. coal ,merchanta—Christopher Schriber and Samuel Smith, Birmingham, pork -butchers. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The East India Company's ship Duke of York arrived at Madras on the 25th June, and was to sail for China on the Loth July. The William Fairlie arrived at Madras in July. The General Harris arrived at lk•ncoolen early in June, and on the '26th June was under weigh for Tappanooly to complete her cargo for China. Cape of Good Ihpe.—The heroine, Ostler, arrived from Batavia on the 30th September, after experiencing a dread ful gale of wind oil ('ape Lagullas. The Alacrity, Findlay, has nearly taken all the cargo of the Mary, Annie, saved at Masse' Bay, and was daily ex pected at Table Bay, where she would remain for a few days, and then proceed for England. The William Fairlie, Smith, was to sail from Madras the 2d August to Penang, with the Governor. Arrivals ut Botribity.—The Marquis Camden, Larkins, arrived from London on the 2341 June ; and the Avon, Sumner, from the Mauritius, on the •25th June. Sailingsfrom Bombay.—the Hannah, Shepherd, sailed for China on the June ; and the Thomas Condi, Chrystie, for Penang and China, on the 2sth June. Arriral al Ben:fat—The Henry Portlier, Thompson, frost Madras and London, on the 7th July. &Air from Ben:n:l.-I'lw Itarossa, Hutchinson, for the Mauritius, and London, on the 7th July. The General Palmer, Truseott, has arrived at Ports mouth ; having sailed from Madras the hat of August, from th Cape of Good Hope on the 2d of October, and from St. He le na on the 13th of October. She has com pleted her voyage, out and home, in eight months and three days. Passengers per the General Palmer, Captain Truscott, from Madras :—Mrs. Col. Morley, Mrs. ('ol. Frith, Mrs. IVrougliton, Mrs. l'aptain Gill, Mrs. Kelly. Mrs. Teed, Mrs. Vivian, Miss Hickey, Miss Morley, Colonel Monroe, Madras Army, Captain Anderson, Engineers ; Captain James, ditto • Mr. Wrosehtno, Civil Service; Deut.ltrown, hk Majesty's DragOons; Lient.floyle, ditto, Dr. Tomlinson, Madras Army • Lisut.tiordou, his Majesty's Service; Lieut.llar, ditto; Lieut. Thompson. ditto ; Miss Flower, Miss Teed, Miss/C(11y, Master Fitzgerald, Master Vivian, Master Thompson. -44irals at 3fadras.—The Lady Melville, Cliffonl, ar rived front London on the dl of July, and was to sail for Penang and China on the sth of Augu,t. The Greenock, Richardsou, from New South Wales. on the 4th of June; the Triton, Crear, from Van Diemen's Land, on the 10th of June; the Lord Hungerford, Farquharson, from Lon don, on the 16th of June; the Duke of York, Campbell, from Bombay, on the 25th of June; the William Fairlie, Smith, and the General Palmer, Truscott, from London, on the Yd of July ; the Duke of Bedford, Cunynghatne, on the 6th of July ; the Larkins, Wilkinson, on the 9th of July ; the William Money, Jackson, on the loth of July ; the Catherine, Mackintosh, on the Ytith of July— all from London. The Louisa, Walls, from the Cape, on the 2ttth of July ; and the Sum', Ilamilton, from Ran goon, on the 30th of July. Sailiags . from Matlnts.—The Lord Hungerford, Far. quharson ' sailed for Bengal on the Nth June ; the Greenock, Richmond, for Bengal, on the VOth June; the Duke of York, Campbell, for China, on the 11th July ; the Triton, Crear, far the Cape of Good Hope, on the Ist July; the William Money, Jackson. for Bengal, a the 25th July ; the Duke of Bedford, Cttnynghstae, for Bengal, the 29th July; and the Catherine, Mackintosh, fur Bengal, on the 30th July. Arrivals d the Cape ,;f Good hope.—The Triton, Crest, from New South Wales and Madras, on the Wl4l Septet:a her, and was to sail for London on the 3el October the Avon. Sumner, from Bombay, on the Vsth September ; the Norolop, Brukager, from Amsterdam. hound to Ba tavia, on the 26th September; the General Palmer, Tens mit, from Madras, on the 44th September; the John, Mereer, from Rio Janeiro, on the 30th: also the Medlin.* Strong, from London. Soilings from Me Cape "'farad Hope.—The Cape Packet. Kellie, for the Mauritius : the Merino, Wade. • whaling, on the 26th September ; and the Minerva, Bei!. for New South Wales, on the 30th September. BaNG•L,Jumel,lB24.--Ships in the Ritter Hoogialy : No. Tons, Jim. Company's ships for China - • 6.7111 Free Trader,. for Great Ilritain - 6,014 Cnnntry ships for China . 1 2113 Ditto employed on expedition - 2.252 Laid up for freight or sale - - -8 1.704 American • 2 2a6 French 1 513 Portuguese Arabian Tntat . -T7 19,0 N SHIPPING 12VTELL:IGENCE. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Pgsvatzeg, Nov. I9.—A Swedish vessel is sttpposed lo bawd sunk off this Bay within these few days; part of a stern having ennte on shore, with " Celia, of Stockholm," do it, and sundry pieces of wreck. From the scantling she must ham been a vessel of about 300 tons. A few loose oranges have been wished is, and grains of coffee have been found wedged in the timber. FA r. mocr it, Nov. 20.—Arrived the following eutward-hound vessels. viz: the George IV., llantivn ; John and Ann, Critcheili Jane, Silvers; Thisbe, Creed; Fliza, Johnson ; Canegrove, Thompson; Miranda. Wildgnose; Vallenia, Kinsman; Granger. Illenkinsop ; Rhoda, Bully; Hiram, Brown ;and five brigs, names unknown. Arrived the blagnet packet, from lasbon—sailed the 7th iastant ; and the Sandwich packet, from Lisbon--saile3 the 14th instant, and Fit back ; Goodwyn ; and the Pews Proctor, Brown. The Kitty and Clara, Paddy, from Plymouth, bound here, foundered at sea on Saturday. Wind south-west, blowing hard. Pr.v moo Tit, Nov. 21.—Put in here far shelter, the fallowing outward-bound: the Prince of Saxe Coburg, Tremayns; Nass Tremnyne; Venus, Cook; Sontia, :11•Commie ; beialcb Graham ; Flora, Dawen ; Gipsy, Miller ; and the Mary Ellen ( Gill. The only vessels which sailed yesterday, that have not put back, are the Thisbe, Creed; and the Percy, Slyers. Arrived di Eiiza. Edwards, from Lisbon, and the :sliaerva, Dale, tram Brest. Wind south-west. Powrsarott Tn. Nov. 22.—Last night, about eleven o'clock, th.e night being exceasively dark, and a strong mull-west wind blowing, the Camilla. Ilavre de lirare and Southampton steam packet. on coining through Spithead from Havre, came in contact with a large ship, and the shock was so eat that the main shaft was very much bent, an as to flatten the whole of the starboard paddles against the packet's side. Oze of her engines is greatly injured, ard the bodes burst by the shock, and although the funnel was thrown on the deck, it fortunately happened that no personal injury was sustained either by the passengers or crew. The Lord Berewford steam packet from this port to Jersey, was fortunately in this harbour, and im. mediately went off to her assistance, and towed her on for South. ampton. We have not heard that any other damage among the shipping has taken place in this port during the late heavy gales. A large fleet of outward-bound vessels were coming up to a late hour last night. No accounts have been received of the William and Mary, which sailed from Jersey for this port the early part ut last week, and which has been reported to be lost. There is, there fore, too mnchi cause to apprehend that the fears entertained for her safety are too well fbuncled Ilia lajesty's ship !Jerald, Captain Lecke, went out of harbour this morning, with the Bishop of .1: . male', previcus to her sailing for the 1 % est Indies the first fair wind. Artived the following outward bound vessels from the !)owns, viz :—the Lady Arabella, Kenner; the Coventry, Hum ; the Perceval, Livingston ; the Elizabeth, Walker ; the Tullock. Castle, Pearce ; the London, Barman ; and the Loyal Brita:a transport. DEAL. N 0... 21--Passed throne' for the River, the Omni Palmer, Truticint. front Marlrat, .ailed let Angdat. Arrived and remain. thr Sir Charles M•l'arth%, Frierd, from Demerara; and the Four Sitters. Stricken. front Alexandria. Came down from •he river and remain, the Turners, be;:tler. for St Lucia; tha bounia, —, for Trinidad; the Sepos. Trader, for Gibraltar; anti the Belina, Crag, for Grenada. Put back, the IVestbrook, for Jamaica ; the Horne, Lawton. for Madras : the Harriet, and the Martha, Pell, for St. I'lneenta.-6 P. M. Several of the outward bound are now putting back.—Wind S. fl., blowing strong. Ostaursyno, Nov. 22.—Arrived the Anlaby, Overton, frra Oporto; Totness, Jacobs, from Rilboa ; Janet William, from Drys; and Harmony, lVoodaU, from Demarara. Swint the Emerald, Nichols, and Richard and Sibella, for JarnalCa : Sion, Dillon, fur Vera Cruz; Royal Charlotte, Corbyn, and Lb, Hooghly, Reeves, for New South Wales. Bats - rot., Nov. 22.—Arriwil the Darwin, Marshall, and us. neval iVolfe, Stanworth, from Quebec ; Eliza, Scott, from Tobago; Iloabert, Simmons, and Vandclia, —, from [LINK. LIVIMPOOL, No►. 21.—Arrived the James Scott. from Ma. ranham ; Nelson, smith, from itichtbucto Cumberland. bridge, from Miramichi ; and the ()sear, Quiller, from St. Peters burgh. The Lana Itookh, which was on shore on the able Roan Rocks, has been got off. Ltssow, Nov. IL—The Morys, Primrose, sailed the 9th iast. for Glasgow, and put back this day, leaky. Qt:Epee, Ocr. !M.—Arrived the ship Star, Captain Deckett. from Liverpool, sailed 28th August; the bark Quebec Packet. Captain Atkinson. sailed Ist September, from London; the Ot tawa, Douglas, 16th Sept. from the Downs. The Heywood, Johnson. from Clyde to Leghorn and klales, foundered off ilajores the 11th ult.; crew saved. The Betsey, Smith, from Belfast to Glasgow, was wrecked tka 17th . instant, on the west side of Arran. The Brother', —. from Limerick to Glasgow, was on slum; at Barrington the 19th instant; cargo landing. The lllnntagu paean, with the Brazils mail of September. bag put into Santa Cruz, and is too much damaged to proceed. ha mail will be forwarded by the sneeretling paeket. N'tssrms OPOILW WITH.—The Ridley, —, from Gibraltar to Buenos Apes; she had been out 11l days, and becalmed yid. The St hams, of New York, the 11th instant, steering west-south west. The Little Ann, Newfoundland to Ferrol, tks Ist inst. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Lord Derby's stag-hounds meet on Friday, at Addington. The East Sussex fos-hounds tsmaormar, at Plumpton z, Sam. day. at Wytch ems,; and Monday, at Little Horstead. Mr. bluster's hounds to-morrow, at Dorton; and Friday. at Huston Stone Pita--each day at eleven. CORONER'S INQUEST. SlllCTnr.—Last night an loquest was held, at di. Wads. house. Dunning's-alley, Ilishopsgate-street, on the body of John H. Frankye, aged about 22, servant of Capt. Harrington, of No. It, Devonshire-square, who shot himself in the drawing -mots, pa Monday evening. The deceased was found lying on his back, hts heard shattered to atoms, and the brains scattered all ore? the carpet. Captain Hanington engaged the deceased at Batavia, am! deposest to the continued state of melancholy in which he appeared. pi (the Captain) felt assured, that the deceased had been alive% from Batavia by sonic circumstance which was as yet en in mystery. VI nness, however. hail no doubt but it wat: re at affair that weighed on his mind, in comismence of hasing elt amined his trunk after his death. In it were room! a 'slim'. ture of a beautiful young lady, a handkerchief, aim v•vinal culiarly tied knots, a pair of costly bracelets. &p air of lady's silk stockings. • lock of dark hair, and some doetnents, whit h went to shew that he had hall the management of one of the plantations up the country, and spoke in the highest terms of the deceased's character. This discovery went to attengthea the impression on witness's mind, that the deetnanrsoosaec. tions were of respectability. Verdiet.—" Insanity." • On Monday evening an inquest vas Add before Mr. Hulas, one of the coroners for Westminster, at the green's Head, Duke's -court, Bow-street, upon the body of Mr. rhos. Restive, who died at that house on Ste previous Saturday. The deceased was found dead in his bed at the above house. Verdict...." Died by the visitation of God." St, rTOCAT 10Y.—An inquest was held yeaterslar, at the Mitre Tavern, Millbank, on the bodies of Joseph Knowles sod JoLa Smith, two labourers in the employ of Messrs. Cook, Smith, sad Company, distillers, who were suffocated in one of the cast.iros backs (vemels about twelve feet deep, eight broad, and tiftem long), made for the purpose of containing wash ; they are hoarded with a trapaloor in the centre. It WAS the duty of the deceased so attend these backs during the time of fermentation, to open the trap-doors at stated times, to Stir the liquor, mid let it in and oat of the vessels. On Monday the deemsed were employed in the Wet_ hums, when they unfortunately feU into one of the vessels., and were suffocated. Verdict accordingly. Deadaad of ass shilling on the back. ~~ ts, d ! I 4 t