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! irr..11,....A...-. I - / 1i..!..1.-.44-Ic._-!/ /f.t." , . (...-Tj 41 , g „...C......- 7 .....--A.--G-A,......._ ' ef irl" 6 ,77,/"1ewir......1.7‹.-___ / 1 , dr% i t 41-...1ts ~, . . o• 1. 4 Ar;1_,,.. 1 4.Z 4 t,),, l o w ..,..-; .1 ' • •., 4, ' "; *:*.."3 '.•' A s% 1 \ latt. (ts: :4 1 0 @P / •• : .. -.-:.• ..,,,, ge,,........pff •.... __ ~, No. 7,214. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1826. Prici7d. BANK OF FM:LAND, 750. 21, MS SHE Court or Dirertiffs of the Governor and Company 1 of the !kirk of England give Notice, 'net PROPOSALS, in writing. sea up (with the names of the parties proposing written on the outside , will be received by tee Secret:* on or bet we THURSDAY, the 26th instant. at Twelve o'clock, from such persons u may be willing to supply tae Bank with ONE HUNDRED DOZEN POUNDS OF CANDLES, to be delivered in the month of February next. Tenders will also be received from such Persons as may be willing to vulmly the Rank with TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED GALLONS OF SPER3IACETI OIL. _ IMPERIAL BRAZILIAN MINING ASSOCIA TION. This day la published, in two large volume, Etwo. price 11. 10s. in Mania, THE HISTORY of till REFORMATION of the CHURCH of ENOLALTD, durirg the Reign of King Henry the Eighth. By ,EIENRILIKIA inES, N.A. SALES BY AUCTION. -- • • The Directors of the Imperial Meehan Mining Association having, under the powers vested in them by the Deed, made a CALL of FIVE POUNDS on each of the Shares of the Associs- Lion, forming the Second Instalment. the Proprietors are requested to pay the mime on the amount of their respective Shares to Messrs Frys and Chapman, Bankers, within thirty days from the date hereof. No Transfer can be made after a Call until payment by the Pro prietor desirous of making such Transfer. LEWIS LEWIS, Jun. Secretary. 9, Throgrnorton-street, Jan. 2,1826. TO SILK.3IERCERS, HABERDASHERS. and OTHER& bTOCK IN TRADE, 110::SEHOLD FURNITURE, AND EFFECTS. By Mr. SHUTTLEIVORTII. On the Premises, No. 139, Oxford-street, nearly opposite New Band s treet, en FRIDAY. February 3. and followi n g D a y. TIIE STOCK in TRADE and EFFECTS of Messrs. SIBLEY, Mercers and Haberdashers, retiring from busi. nese ; comprising silks of rnrious patterns and colours. fancy ball dressek. handkerchiefs, shawls, scarfs, ribands, gauzes, lama, veils, nets, gloves, flower'. and the usual assortment of haberdashery. Also, on DIONDAI, February 6, the neat HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a handsome French wardrobe, with plate glass door, two Parisian clocks, and miscensnrous effects. May be viewed on Thursday preceding the Sale, when catalogues may be had on the premises, and of Mr. Sbuttlewurth, No. 28, Poultry. SHIPPING IIVTPLLIGEWCP. LIVERPOOL, Alottowv, JAN. 23. • 'Rector of Shelley. ta;ex, Printed for C. and J. Rirington, Paura Church.yard, Ws. terloo-piace, Pall.4nall, and 148. Wu& This day is published. in %Imo. price 4s. bound. ASHORT mod EASY GUIDE to LATIN PRO BODY, or an Introduction to the Scanning and 3lnking of Latin Verses, with Copious Exerclsrs, in the Heroic, Elegiac, and Lyric Metres, designed for the Use of Schwas. By G. H. HOL IDAY,. Teacher of the Classics, &c. Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Watcrloo riace. r The Oil to be delivereel at Periods and in quantities, the particulars of which may be known at the Storekeeper's Office, where samples of t h e Oil and Candles may be sow every day (holydays excepted), between Ten and Three o'clock. Persons willing to contract for the same, or their agents, must attend at the Bank on Friday, the 27th instant, at One o 'cl oc k precisely, otherwise no regard will be paid to their Tenders. Security will be required fur the due performance of the said Con. tracts. FL BEST, Sec. BAST INlDief HOUSE, Jon. 24, 1826. PRE Court of Directors of the United Conspunn of 41. Nerehsnds of England troMng to the Bost Indies du he-eby rim !lake, That the Transfer Books of the said Company's Stock will he shut OD Thursday. the 11 March neat, at Three o'clock. and ohewed spin on Thursday. the 13th April followisg. That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be held at their House in Leadenhall.street. on Irguggarmir. the MI March next, at Eleven in the Forenoon. That a GENERAL COURT of the said Cocopanv will be held at their How in brodenhall.street, on WEI/NEST/AY. du 12th April next, num Nine o'clock in the Morning until Six in the Evening, for the ELECTION of SIX DI RECTORS of the said t'ompaity fur four years. And that the List of the Members of the sell Company will be ready to be delivered at this House on Tuesday. the Stith March next. JOSEPH DART. Secretary. QT. GEORGE STEAM PACKET COMPANY, therms, 19, WATER-STREET. LIVERPOOL. DEBLIN.—The LORD BLAYNEY sails, with lined.; and f~aats, Three Times a Fortnight. CORR.—The LEE sails, with Goods and Passengers, Weekly. The above Vessels load in the Brunswick Basin. JOHN WATSON,inn• Agent. THEATRE-ROYAL COVENT-GARDEN. THE Nobility, Gentry, and the Public ore most respect folly acquainted. that the GRAND PERFORMANCES of ANCIENT and MODERN 311 - SIC will commence on the auth ut January next, and be continued in the above Thestte on the usual Wednesdays and Fridays in Lent, under the Management of Sir tleorge Smart. A new and splendid Orchestra, on a novel construction. designed and erected by My. E. Saul. and decorated be Mr. l.atilla, and the new Organ, built for the Theatre by Mr. Bishop, will be used for these Performances. _ _ _ - On MONDAY NEXT, January 30. will he pertn . r . e . d, MANDEL'S . SMILED ORA f0)110, 3mss imi, With additional Accompaniments by Mozart. PART I.—Overture. Resit., Mr. Braharn—Cornfort ye my people. Air—Every valley shall he exalted. Chorus—And the glory of the Lord. Resit.. _ Mr. Phillips—Thus saith the Lord. Air—But who may abide. Chorus—And he shall purify. Recit., bliss Love—Behold ! a Virgin. Air and Chorus-401 thou tha t idlest. Rick.. Mr. Phillips—For behold ! darkness. Air—The people that walked in darkness. Grand Chorus—For unto us a child is born. Pastoral Symphony. Reeit., Miss Stephens— There were Shnpherds. Chorus—Glory to God. Air, Miss Paton —.Rejoi!e Rawly. limit., Miss H. Cawse—Then shall the eyes 441• Been., aura. of the blind. Air—He shall feed his flock. Air, Bliss Paton— Come unto him. Chorus—His yoke is easy. PAW! 2.—Chorus--Behold the Lamb of God. Air. Miss Love —He was despised. Chorus—Surely he bath borne our griefs. Recit" Mr. Brobsm—All they that see him. Chorus—He trusted in God. Recit., Mr. Braham—They rebuke. Air—Behold, and see If there be any sorrow. Recit., Miss Stephens—He was cut off. Air. But thou didst not leave. Semi-Chorus, the principal Singers —Lift up your heads. Recit., Mr. orticastle—Unto which of the at gels. (torus—Let all the angels. Air, 31r. Phillips—Thou art gone up on high. Chorus—The Lord gave the word: Air, Met toward—Wm beautiful are the feet. Quartet. Miss (inward, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Horncastle, and Mr. Phillips, and Chorus— Their sound it gone out. Air. Mr. Phillips—Why do the intim? Chorus—Let us break their bonds asunder. Recit., 3lr. Brabant-- 11e that dwcllcth. Air—Thou shalt tweak them. Chorus--Hal lelujah ! Between the First and Second Parts, a Concerto on the l'inlon. cello by Mr. W. Lindley—Lindley. Pliny 3.—Air, Miss Stephens-1 know that my Redeemer liveth. Quartet, the principal Singsm—Since by man came death. Mech., Mr. Phillips—Behold ! I tell you a mystery. Air—The trumpet shall sound. Trumpet obligato, Mr. E. Harper. Recit., Miss Love—Then shall be brought to pass. Duct, Mist bore and Mt. liornesstle—O, Death. Chorus—But thanks be to Clod. Air. Matter Barker—lf God be foe us. Chorus—Worthy is the Lamb. Amen. Pill XCI PAL Vot:At. Praronstrns.--Miss Paton, Miss Love, Miss iloward, Miss IL Cawse, Mr. Phillips, Mr. llorneastle, 141 r. Robinson, )Ir. Tinney, Master Barker. Mr. Braham (his titst appearance in London this sea.oo), and Miss Stephens. The Band will be numerous and complete in every department— Leader. Mr. Mori. The Performers in the Choruses, under the superintendence of D! r. Watson, will also be nurrerous, and wasted by the Young Gentlemen of his Majesty's Chapel Royal ■nd St. Paul's Ca thedral. Books of the Performances to be had in the Theatre, price Ten. pence. Pbees to be taken at the Box.office, Ilart-street. Boxes 7.. Pit: *. 61 Lower Gallery 2.. Upper Gallery la.—Second Price at Nine. The doom will open at half put six, and the performance coin. mence at seven o'clock. *.° The Dramatic Freebie does not extend to this Performance. USEFUL INTELLIGhNCE.—How to obtain Si tuations is the question now earnestly, and, alas ! almost despairingly. asked by hundreds, nay thousands, who ars idle, not from choice, but hard necessity. To many of these we would suggest, that one of the most useful requisites (and for want of which many an opportunity of being permanently and eligibly settled have been lost), for almost every situation, is the writing a good and expeditious hand. To all such as may labour under a deficiency on this head, LEWIS, No. 104, High Holborn, engages, in a few easy Lessons, on to improve the very worst HAND - WRITING, as to fit the person for any situation whatever, as far as writing goes, LEWIS also teaches SHORT-HAND In the completest man ner, In Six Lessons ; or the System may be bad, price 10s. Sermons, Trials, &c. taken. WINES AT REDUCED PR LONDON AND WES . ] SPOUT COMPANY, N tin's Church. MRS, FOR CASH ONLY. MINSTER WINE AND ;1).16, Suaad, opposite St. Mar- Per Doren. Port, Vintage 1820 - 275. to 300. Ditto Crusted - 3tis. —42 a. Ditto 5 to 8 years in bottle 41Is sfis. Sherry, Pale&Brawn 27%. —38 s. Do. Amontillado . 42.. —48 s. 31 adeira, West I odic 34is. 425. Do. East India - 495. ties. 11 , icellas - 3tks. Ch. Tenerife, Lisbon, Vi r:, nia,tt3lLuntain 30s. —38 s. Cruet. St. Julien . -411 s. :•-uprrior Gin, 144. c Jamaica Nx Dozen packed in a liogshe AND THEN LOTTER! Per Doan. Claret. Lane and 31 ar. Plug - 721. to 96s ( ham. • PnK"! 721. —81 s. 1 - Ind Creaming of the first quality - --a. St. Peray, dry and spark. 725. Chablis - - &Ss, Hermitage, Red and White !Wis. Moselle. Sauterne, (C, - Ws. Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds. :um, I At.; Brandy, 255. per . gnU. id grans —Bottles at cost pnce. B LAST - BUT TWO, IEB FINISH FOR EVER. BISM respectfully acquaints his best Friends, the • Public, that the New Somme, which has been advertised N: length, is inevitably the last but two that can be submitted to the Public, as Parliament has decreed that, nt the expiration of that period they shall for ever cease. T. Rish therefore advises those peeves who wish for an opportunity of gaining a large Sum for a small risk, to love to time, as it is more than probable, as the end atiprosches. Tickets will get scarce and much higher in price, without any increased chance of success. The main points of the New Scheme are--it womerwen SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY TIIOUSAND POUNDS, Besides ether Capitals and minor Prizes to the Amount of UPWARDS OF A QUARTER OF A MILLION, ALL STERLING MONEY And all to be decided in One Day, viz. Sl. DAVID'S DAY, Ist klatch, being the Anniv of one of Bish's famous Lot. tents, when his Welsh Friends ame such large adventurers. sold Ind were so eminently successful. In the very last Lottery Blob 7.319. Clam A - - - A Prise of £30.000 122 !lir,. Chins 11 . A Prize of 30,000 Ttwy welt d is tributed all - over the United Kingdom; and in the i! ,, Oing Drawing. which, like the present, contained Six 20,000 i. Prins, Bi•nh sold Three ow of the Six viz. 1.002 . 2,271 11.519 - X 20,000 20,000 . 20,01N1 _ . And they, like the Two 31 1 ,0011/. went the every part of the K in g. Itith augurs favourably of i nsccess, from the present Scheme M ains a smiler number of Capitals; he Ism on sale at his Offices, yand 9, Charisg-croas, London, avariety of TicketsOnd ••• The Pikes of Stocks are affixed to his Office is Corshill, st Mich dbrPablie eta ite the various ttestustices. The following Works !tare been lately published by J. Hatcbard and Son, Piccadilly : I. PRACTICAL ESSAYS on the MORNING and EVENING SERVICES, and on the Collects in the Liturgy of the Church of England. By the Rev. Thomas T. Biddulph, M.A.. Minister of St. James's.. Bristol ; and late of Queen's Col lege, Oxford. Third Edition, S vols. Hvo. 27a. boards. RESOLVES of OW EN FEL - LTHA 111,* DIVINE. MORAL, and POLITICAL. Second Edition, as revised and amended, being the Fourteenth of the original Work. By James Cumming, Esq. F.S.A. With an Account of his Writings. aro. 12s. boards. EIGHTEEN MAXIMS of NEATNESS and ORDER. Hy Theresa Tidy. Eighteenth Edition. 94. 14E11E01R of the Rev. HENRY bfARTYN, 8.D., lete•Fe:- low of St-John's College, Cambridge, and Chaplain to the Hon. East India Company. Eighth Edition, Ibmo. 7s. boards. a. The MONTHS of the YEAR ; or, Conversations on the Calen dar. A Compendium of Biography, History, and Chronology ; explaining the many Remarkable Events recordtd in the Alma. neck. Unto. 7s. boards. The PLAIN ENGLISII MAN ; comprehending Original Corn. positions and Selectimis from the best Writers. Complete in the thi ck Bvo. vols. containing 1040 closely printed pages. 11.,,1115. boafils. This Work is particularly adapted for the Use and Improvement of the more intelligent Claw of 3lechanica and Servants, and will be found to be a valuable .iddition to the Village or Kitchen Library. 7. OWENIANA ; or, Seleetioos from the ll'ritings of John Owen, D.D. By the late Arthur Young, Esq. 12nto. 4s. 6d. boards. BAXTERIA NA, a Selection from the Works of Baxter. By the late Arthur Young, Esq. 12ino. Bs. 6d. boards. 9. EXTRACTS from the RELIGIOUS WORKS of ?ENE EON, Archbishop of Cambray. Translated from the Original Ettncli, by 31iss Marshall. Fifth Edition. G. boards. TRACTS on the DIVINITY of CHRIST and on the RE PEAL of the STATUTE against BLASPHE3IY. By Tho mas Burgess. Bishop of Salisbury. Bro. 12s. boards. 11. MEDITATIONS as ADVANCING TEARS and OLD AVE. 14tH.. 36. id. booth. A PRACTICAL VIEW of CHRISTIAN EDUCATION *EARLY STAGES. By Thomas Bsbington, Esq. Seventh tra. board. FIVE LETTERS. addressed to the Rev. G. Wilkins, D.D. Viand St.Maries. Nottingham; containing Strictures on some pm. of the First Volume of " Pawky end Soul ;" to which is aided, a Sixth Letter in reply to the Chapter entitled " Evangel. ism," in the Second Volume of the same Work. By the Rev. J. H. Browne, A. 31. Third Edition. I.2mn. 4s. tid. boards. A FORM of PRAYERS. selected and composed for the Use of a Family, principally consisting of Young Persons. Sixth Edi tion, corrected, 12mo. 2s. sewed. 15. VILLAGE CONVERSATIONS on the LITURCV of the CHURCH of ENGLAND. By Mt Rev. George Davy*. A New Edition. lBmo. le. Bd.aewed. VILLAGE CONVERSATIONS on the PRINCIPAL OF FICES of the CHURCH, Baptietn, the Catechism, Confirms. lion, Matrimony, the Visitation of the Sick, the Purist of the Dead, the Chorehing of Woolen. Being a continuation of the above. By the same Author. 111 mo. le. sewed. • IS. The WEIAPENT bAll'; a New Ncar's Pretest, coluabsod to beilefit thole who will accept It. lemo. 641. 3 or Da per dozen. 111TIFS CAMBRIAN ESSENCE wholly supersedes O the necessity of smoking meat in a chimney or smoking house, as it gives the true Westphalian or Wood Sasoke Flavour in it very superior manner and in a much shorter time. This highly useful article was well known to, and much approved by, the late Sir Joseph Banks. It may be applied with equal advantage to flame, Tongues, Bacon, Beef, or Fish., and perfectly answers the purpose in either case. Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Proprietors, Edward Smith and Co. chy mists, &c., 29, Haymarket ; and retail by Ball and Co. 81, New Bond-street ; Day and C 0 . 5.94, Gracecharch-street ; At kinson., 302, oxford.street ; .31`31illan. 50. Leadenhall-strce ; Neighbour, 131, Dinh Holborn; Roberts, 119, Great Ru.sell street; Stokes, 42, Fenchtirch-street; Sterry. 128, Blackman street; and many other respectable od and Italian warehouses.— In bottles, 25., 3s. fid.. 58. each. LONDON DOCKS. TO STONEMASON:), QUARRYMEN. AND OTHERS. THE Directors of the London Dock Company do hereby give Notice, that alley will be ready to receive Tender., sealed up. at the London Dock Hoare, Princes..sirect, Bank. on TUESDAY, the 31st of January (instant). at Twelve o'clock, from such Persons as may be willing to Contract for the STONE required for the Construction of Vaults, sad other Works, of the Compare, east 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. Dock House. - - - ------- Every Tender must be accompanied with a Letter, signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become botmd, with the Person tendering, in the sum of ~,5004 for the duc performance of the Contract. S. COCK, Sec. Lordon Dock !louse, Jan. 10, 1826. N.B. Nn Tender will be received Aber Twelve o'Clock on that day. nor unless the Party making the Tender, or wine Person on his behalf, shall attend. WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the WEST IN DIA DOCK COMPANY do hereby give Notice, that an EXTRAORDINARY COURT, or General Meeting, of this Company will be held at this House on FRIDAY. the 27th inst. at One o'clock in the Afternoon, pursuant to the following Requi sition. agreeably to the Act of Parliament : " We, the undersigned, Memb e r s (tithe West India Dock Corn. party (being severally Proprietors of 5001. or upwards of the said Company's Capital Stock), having had reference to the reductions In the Rates and Charges payable to the Company, made in the years 1817,1822, 1C23. and 1824, to the recommendation of the Se lect Committee of the House of Commons on the Foreign Trade of the Country, and to the declaration of the Company' , in the printed table published on the 27th June, IIU3, viz. :—That the Rates thereby establishes] were 'intended to give the IS'est India Trade the use of the Docks at less than remunerating charges.' whereby the recommendation of the Select Committee of the Rouse of Com mons will be completely fulfilled on the 31st inst. do hereby request that a Special General Court, or Extraordinary Meeting, of the said I:mimeo! may be cilletl, for the purpose of considering the cape diency of making such Alterations in the said Rates as may be adequate and consistent with the fair charges of the Port of London. , " WILLIAM MITCHELL " RICHARD LEE " "RHEAS BARELY . " COLIN ROREILTSON " GEORGE HILBERT " DAVID LYON, Jun. " ANDREW COLVILE " JOHN Pt.rustun " JAMES SHAW " Jous H. DETFRLL " GEORGE BROWN " JOHN DRINICALD." By order of the Court, R. IA)NOLANDS, Secretary. Welt India Dock House, Jan. 11, 1828. N.ll:The Cliatr will bekalren . at Two o'clock precisely. MINBItALOGV. j w :STRUCTIVE COLLECTIONS of MINERALS, consisting of the Metals, &e. arranged and described, from Guineas to Twenty. By J. NAIVE. 149, Strand. • 4 4 ` The great importance of acquiring a knowledge of Minerals must be obvious to every one engaged in science or Commerce. LESSONS on MINERALOGY and GEOLOGY. with To pwaphical Plates of Mines, AlineraLs, &c. coloured. Seventh Edition. 7s. In boards. NEW . O.IESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE of MINERALS. Fifth Edition, 6e. INSTRUCTIONS for the EXAMINATION• of tin ME TALS, &c. with the BLOW-PIPE and MEM ICAL TESTS, with the latent Improvements. 4e. ••• SPECIMENS for EXPERIMENTS, in mud! Bones, se. each. BLOW-PIPES Is. ticl. each. TILE EAST INDIA CAIIIPA . No. SI, CHUM WHITRIOGg and • Public with TEAS MI NY'S TEA WAREHOUSE, WE. LONDON. Co. are new. •u lying the etly at the Wlaelte 15rtces. BLACK TEAS. UREEN TEAS. a. d. Qeod Confrou .53. 4J. and 3 8 Wog Comm' - . 6 FNIF COM gUll - 6 4 Superior Coogan . 6 8 Good Bauchoug - 7 0 Fine Sourluing . . 8 0 Superior Sparking - 10 0 Prime Ali aec s. d. Twankay 7 0 Moos Hysou 0 U Fine Hyson . 10 0 Young Hysnn - 10 0 Finest klyson - 12 0 Gunpowderl29., 1 is., and 16 0 Tea, 61. 4J. 5. d. s. d. Jamaica Coffee . 161 Fine Berbicc 2s. 4d. to 211 Dutch ditto 2 0 Tarkry - - 4 0 This (lay is published. in twolargt Volumes, Bvo. price 11. ls. in board.. the Ninth Edition, revised and corrected. of LENIEN'I'S of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE, intro ■ ductory to useful Books in the principal Branches of Litera ture and Science. With Li Sts of the most approved Authors; including the best Editions of the Classics. Designed chiefly ter the Junior Students in the Universities, and the higher Classes in Schools. By HENRY KETT, B.D. Late Fellow of Trinity College, Oxford. Printed for C. and J. RjaOtstan, St. Paul's Chureb-yard, Waterloo-place, Pell-mall, and 101, Strand. TWA dam is published, in 1 val. gen. price 149. in boards, 13ENTALOG IA GRAC A. &Thorlis (Edipus Tyran t nue, CEdipui Colnnen', atkAntigoaa Euripidia Phoenicia; et Nichyli Septem contra Thais. tQuingne scilicet DM/ ati de crieberrima Tbebalde Scripta. Notis Anglicc Scriptisillustrarit, et Lexicon vocuct - difEciliorum ndjecit GULTEL:III 7 S TROLLOPE, M.A. Christi Orphanotrophire, Subprainiptor, et Auim Perubrokiensis spud Cantahrigienses nuperrime Alumnus. Printed foe C. and J. Rivineson. St. P4lll'll Church-yard, Waterloo -place, Pall-mall, and 148. Strand. This day is published, handsomely printed in 2 volt. Uvo. with Two Portraits, price IL 'Lin beans, THE LIFE of JO H N SHARP, D.O. Lord Arch bishop of York. To which are added, Select, Original, and Copies of Original Papers, in Three Appendixes. Cdllected from his Diary, Letters, and several other authentic Testimonies. By his Son, THOMAS SHARP, D.D. Archdeacon of Northumberland, Prebendary of York, Durham, and Southwell ; Rector of Rothbury. Edited by Thomas Newcnnte. M.A. Rector of Shenley, Herta ; and Vicar of Tottenham, Middlesex. , . Published by C. and J. Ittrington, St. Paul's Church-yard, Waterloo -place, Pall mall, and 148, Strand. This day is published, handsomely printed it: 2 Vols. Bvo. price 11. Is. in boseds S . ERNIONS on the Principal Events and Truths of REDEMPTION. To which are annexed. an Address and Dissertation on the State of the Departed, and the Descent of Christ into Hell. By JOHN HENRY HOBART, D.D. Bishop of the Episcopal Church in the State of New York, Pro fessor of Pastoral Theology and Pulpit Eloquence in the General Theological Seminary, and Rector or Trnity Church, and St. Paul's and St. John's Chapel's, in the elty of New York. Printed for C. and J. Airington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo-place, Poll-mall. LECTURES ON THE PARABLES. This day is published, in 12tno.Wice 4s. N. in boards, THE PARABLES'of OUR BLESSED SAVIOUR, Practically Explained. Selected from the Larger C,omuien. tarp of the pious and eminent George Stanhope, D.D. late Dean of Canterbury. Be the Rev. C. M. MOUNT, A.M. Late Fellow of torpus Christi College, Oxford ; Rector of Helm don ; Minister of Christ Church, Bath ; snd Chaplain to the Most Noble the Marquis of Ormond, Printed for C. and J. Rlvingtoa, St. NV.; Churchyard, and Waterloo-place, ; and J. Upham, Bath. LIN'Y'S SECOND PUNIC WAR. This day is published, neatly printed on a tine piper, ill 12rno. price 7s. bona, LIVI I PATAVINI HPSTORTAIIMAI, Libri &Tem, &Rum Puoicunir secundnni complezi. L - Edi. tione A. Drakenborcbii. Cora JOSEPIII BENSON, Londini Veneunt spud C. et J. Rivington, in Couteterio Poulin°. 01 whom may be had, TXCERPTA ex yards ROMANIS POETIS, qui in SCIIO.. LLlSratios luguntur. Nods illustrsta, quasselegit J. R. Pitman, A. M. Editio Secunds. limo. is. bound. This day is published; in limo. price 4.. in boards, VABLES in VERSE for the FEMALE SEX. 1' By EDWARD MOORE, HENRY BROOKE. and others. Selected and revised by James Plumptre, B. D. Vicar of Great Granaden, Huntingdonshire, Printed for U. and J.Riwington, St. Paul's Church.yard ; Wa terloo.place, Pall-mall, and 1411, Strand. Of whom may be had, ONE HUNDRED PABLIIS In VERSE; . by various Au thors. Selected and Revised by James Plumptre, B.D. In 12mo. price ss. boards. KING EDWARD THE SIXTH'S PRIMER. This day is published, in I2mo. price 3s. in boards. THE PRIMER, a BOOK of PRIVATE PRAYER, needful to be used of all Clitistains ; which book was authorised and set forth by order of King Edward VI. to be taught, learned, read, tout used of all his Subjects. Edited by the Rev. HENRY WALTER, B.D. F.R.S. Late Fellow of St. John's College, Canibridge. Printed for C. and J.ltivint•ton,+t. Paul's Church-yard, Wa. terloo-place, Pall-mall, and 143, Strand. Of whom may be had, LECTURES on the EVIDENCES in FAVOUR of CHRIS TIANITY and the DOCTRINES of the CHURCH of ENG LAND. intended for the use of young persons, and particularly as preparatory to their first partaking of the Lord's supper. By the Rev. Henry Walter, H.D. Second Edition, revised and corrected. 12ino. price 3s. THELWALL'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE. On the 3lmt January will be published, price 3s. fid. No.!. of the PANORAMIC MISCELLANY; or, Monthly Ma gazine and Review of Literature, Science, Arts, Inventions, and Occurrences. Numerous as are our present periodical publications, the new and successive impulses given to the popular mind, and the in creasing thirst fur intellectual improvement, seem to suggest the expediency of a Monthly Miscellany of somewhat higher aim than has hitherto been attempted, winch should aspire to a middle station between the customary class of ,Magazines and the pro fessed Scientific Journals--popularising on one band the results of philosophical research, and gratifying and refining, on the other, the taste for elegant and amusive literature. Such is the aim of the peojector of this Miscellany, and of those highly-respectable associates, native and foreign, upon whose assistance he relies. For more ample detail, he refers to the Prospectus now in circula tion ; by which it will be seen that while due attention will be paid to every object of general usefulness and curiosity, new sources of intellectual culture and information will be opened ; and especially that particular attention will be paid to the hitherto neglected tree. surety of Italian Literature. Prospectuses to be hall of Mr. Wilson, Royal Exchange; by whom orders and advertisements will be received ; anti to whom, or to J. Thelwall, Esq. No. I, Dorset-place, Pail-mall East, letters and communications (post paid) should be addressed. REVERSIONARY INTERESTS. By Mr. sHuTTLl;w6itl'i• At the Mart, on WEI)NESDAY. February 15. at 12, in Lots, by order of the Assignees of 31r. N. W. Symonds. a Bankrupt, THE Bankrupt's absolute and contingent interests in the following property, viz. A Fteehold House in Howard street, Yarmouth : 2000!. in the 3 per Cent. Commis ; 4001. amply secured upon mortgage; a Freehold House ir. King's tied-row, Yarmouth. Also the Reversions to SOO!. 3 per Cent. Consols, pro. aided a fient!eman, aged M, survives a Lady, aged 56; and tbi absolute Reversion to several Freehold and Leasthold Estatea. situated in Itrentford and Saorediteli, producing a net Income of upwards of 4001. per annum. Particulars may be had ten days previntiq to the Sale ; of Mr. Leigh, Solicitor. charlotte-row. Manstoo-house; at the Mart; and of hlr. Shunleworth, N 0.28 , Poultry. BUSSE 41.-SQUARE. By Mr. SIBIITTLEIVORTH. At the Hart, on WEDNESIMY. February Lb. at 12, unless pre viously disposed of by Private Contract. ASpacious substantial FAMILY OXSIDENCE, com manding a most desirable situation, No. 52, Upper Bedford- Owe, within two doors of Huasell-square; containing numerous well-proportioned bed chambers. spacious lofty elegant drawing room and anti-drawing room, capital dining room. store room. paved entrance hall and stone staircase, excellent kitchen, numerous domestic onices, and cellaring. The Estate is held for a long tern unexpired, at .a ground rant, and is now in the occupation of J. Ilium, Esq. en lease, producing a net improved rental of 1401. 10s. per annum, forming a yety eligible investment. May be viewed by perntission of the tenants, and particulars had of 3lessrs. Lowless, Crosse, and Bettie, Solicitors, Hatton -court, Threadneedle.street : at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. HACKNEY, Al IDDIiESEX. By , Mr. SHLiTTEEWORTH, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, February 15, at 12, in Four Lots, AN undivided Twelfth Part or Share of and in a valu able COPYHOLD ESTATE (but nearly equal to Free hold, the tine being small and certain). 661 i of the manor of Hack ney. commonly called Lan comprising eight snbarantial genteel Dwelling-houses, large garnets, and przmises, situated on the east side of Mare-street, at the entrance of Hackney. Also an undivided Twelfth Part or Shore in other extensive COPYHOLI) ESTATES, held under the manor of Hackney, commonly called King's. Hold, at a tine small and certain; consist ing of numerous Dwelling-houses, Shops, Workshops, Tenements, orchards, and gardens, in Church-street and Mot:ming-lane, com prising together upwards of 12 acres of land, eligible for building on ; and several Ground Hems, amply secured upon numerous duelling houses in Paradise-row and the whole of Jackson's build ings. The present income of die Estates amounts to 4941. 7s. per annum, a great proportion of which arises from leases granted in 1777, and from ground rents which will become very improvable in a few years. May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had ten days previous to the Sale, at the Alermuid, Hackney; of Messrs. flail, Thompson, and Sewell, Solieitors, Salters' Hall ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth,•Nn. 23. Poultry. Extensive and Valuable Stock ot' Carpeting and Oilcloths, Fur. niture, and Effects. By Mr. SI ILLS. On the Premises, No. 12, Castle -street, Holborn, TO-MOR ROW, and following Day, st 11 o'eock each day, by direc tion of the Assignees of Mr. W. Ridley, Carpet Manufacturer, a Itrinkrupt. rirklE whole of the Extensive and Valuable GENUINE JL STOCK in TRADE, of superiot quality and the newest pattern., cofnprising about 2,000 ryards superfine rich patterns Brussels carpeting, 600 yards superfine Kidderminster, 1,200 yards superfine Venetian, 200 yards Venetian stair, Kidderminster bordered carpets, 60 superfine Brussels and Wilma hearth-rugs, 160 yards of 6.4 grey and green Drugget, 20 pair of blankets. 1,000 yards handsome pattern oilcloths, 23 hassocks. The whole of which will be lotted to suit the convenience of private purchasers as well as the trade. Also the Genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EF. FECTS. To be viewed this day and mornings of sale catalogues may be had on the premises; of Messrs. Knight and Iron, tors, Basinghall.street, and at Mr. Villa's offices, I, Chapel-place, Poultry. Excellent Household Furniture, Chimney Glass, Mirrars, China, Cut Glass, eight day Dial, and Miscellaneous Effects. By STEVENS and BRENCII LEY, On the Premises, No. 53, Green -street, Grosvenor-square, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, Fehruary I, at 11, THE Handsome and Genuine HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE, late the properly of John Stevens, Eaq. de. ceased, comprising 4-post, tent, and press bedsteads, with chints, cotton, and other furniture, excellent goose feather beds and bedding, capital mahogany winged wardrobe, chests of drawers, dressiug-tables and glasses, easy chairs, elegant cut steel fenders and fire irons, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets and hearth rugs, chimney glass and mirrors, rosewood and mahogany card, sofa, and 100-tables, rosewood pattern chairs, suits of chime, cotton, and marine window curtains, pedestal sideboard, set of mahogany dining-tables, Turkey carpet, two book cases, counting-house desk, writing-table, cities, cut' glass, kitchen furniture, eight-day dial, and.onacellaneous effects. Clay be vietrad oue day previous to the sale. and catalogues had on the premises, and of btevens and Branchley, 36, Old Jury. VOTE FOR SUSSEX. ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD PREMISES, situated at Robertabridge, in the county of Sussex (free of auc tion duty). By Mr. WOODHAMS, . - . At the George Inn, Robertsbridge, on FRIDAY, February 3, in Two Lots, by order of the assignees of Messrs. %Foods and Williams, Lot 1, C ONSISTS of a FREEHOLD GARDEN, con taining about one acre, more or less, situate in the town of,Robertsbridge, in the parish of Salehurst, commonly called Tirrell's Gardens, abutting to the highway leading from Roberts bridge to Northbridge-street. This lot gives a vote for the county. Lot 2, consists of a COPIIIOLD MESSUAGE and PRE 31ISES, holden of the Lord of the Manor of Robertsbridge, divided into Four Dwellings, adjoining Lot 1, measuring in front above 100 feet, and now in the several occupations of William Cook, Stephen Goldsmith, Mercer 11 , ntell, and the widow Sher wood, producing the annual rent of 221. 24. To be view e d till the sale, and particulars had, at the George Inn, Robertsbridge; Mr. Woadhams, Hastings; and of Mr. Tilson, Solicitor, Coleman-street, London. BELFAST AND COLERAIN WHITE LINEN HALL, 450. STRAND. Established for the Sale of Genuine Irish Linens. _ 1' HE Proprietors are regularly receiving, direct from their Bleach Green, every description qt IRISH LINENS, the quality and colour of which cannot be ttuqassed. As the Li nens for the Belfast and Colerain White Linen Hall are purchased in their brown and unfinished state in the different Brown Linen Markets in the North of Ireland, those of the very best fabric are procured. And the Subscribers are enabled to offer them to the public at; saving uf, at least. 20 per cent.. of which purchasers can have an idea by comparing the value offered at any other house with that at the above Establishment. COLVILLE BROTHERS. THE (.RAVE L AND STONE, LU3IBAGO. Inc. H iCKMAN'SPILLS are allowed to he the most suc cessful Preparation for effectually removing, 'mil preventing the future recurrence of those Disorders which arise from an irn. perfect fiction of the Urinary Organs, as (Imre! and Stone, Lum bago, Pains in the Back and Loins Suppression of Urine, &c. Composed of the most innocent ingredients, this truly valuable 'Me dicine relieves the suffering patient from the excruciating tortures of these Diseases without any violence or injury to the constitution, and requires no confinement or restraint of diet during its use. It is oar of the oldest Public Medicines extant . • and its peculiar virtues mai effcacy have uniformly maintained die highest repu. tatinn. Sold in at 2n. ild. and 11.. ni.tm, 4, !labile ; rill CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE, _1 • HOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and SOUTH AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND. Officers, Cadets, and %Writers going to India. and Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will find in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, Swords. Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with a large and well-Manufactured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and Bed ding: Cabin Wesh.hand Tables. Chairs, and Lamps Sea Chests, Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Travel ling Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re. noisiest; for India, and other tropical climates: likewise' a great variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks. suitable, for families going abroad, Military and Hindostanee Books Maps. &c. A tkshionable Stock of Cattiest•, Currie'', Tandem. Murton, Stanhope, and Chaise ilarnesa, widscsery description or &Missy, Ste. P - . for hero. - East sad West Indies, and South Amadei, frontiheir quality, first stile of workman - warranted,. and the attended to of abatement will Wind N.W. by W. fait —High Water, 41 min. past 10. Arrived the Opheha, Candler, from Charleston ; True Blue, Bigland, (tom St. Jnim's, N.B. ; Hibernia, Field. from Tralee; Egyptian, !Album, fro n New York ; Young Nerv3l, Wateling. from St. MiChaera, sailed nth January ; Campo Bello. and Eliza, —, from St. Andrew's, N.B. ; Levonia, Small, frnm. Faro; Meridian, —from Oporto and Iloylske ; Agnes. Fearon, and Si. Howa rd Douglas, Lindsay. from New Bruns wick ; Ann, Henderson, froth, Teneriffe ; and Catherine 111 , 1)onald, --:.., from Prince EdwatsTs Island. Three barges off at three-quarters past four. No vessel nailed to-day. The Nymph (late Yoward), from IJoutrenl for birorponl, bat bees towed Into Cork with.loss of masts, every thing off the decks, an I master and one man drowned. . The Brailafbrd, front St. John's, N.B. has arrived at Cork water-logged. The Huddersfield, Corner, sailed from Cork for Jamaica on thie 19rh inst. Wind N.W. The Ann, Sly, sailed front Cork for A files on the 19th instant. Wind N.W. The Porcupine, —, horn Rio Janeiro, ha. arrived at Val. par‘iso. The Charles, Brick, froni Cadiz, ha arrived at Dublin. FALMOUTH. JAN. calm.—Arrived the Diamond• Farrel, from (`Ark, in 21 days, with loos of wader, bulrarkn , &c. &c. part of her cargo thrown overboard ; and ',ottani, —, from (WO. PLYHOUTH, JAN. 22.—Wind N.N.W. and varishle.—Arrival 'the St. Peter, Romtond. from Havannah, leaky, and rudder da maged ; and the Queen Elizabeth, —, front Cork. Poe isMOUT it, JAN. 23.—Calm.—It has been so very foggy all day, we have not been able to see more thin a ship's length. No arrivals or sailing.. • DEAL. J. 23.—Wind W.N.W. nearly calm.--Arrived sailed for the River the Tiger, iron. Beeps' ; Tickler, Wright.. from Jamaica ; also and remain, the 31ary, Steel , from S ingapore; William and Alfred, :launt, from St. John's, New Brunswick Ada.,_ Cox, from Honduras' • Isabella, [singly. from 111iramichi and Betsy. Eiffon, from St. Michael's. Arrived from the River and ;main, the Dorothy Forster, Hone, fur Jamaica ; and Row.. Ilegnet, for Guernsey. The Jane and Richard Rimmer, • sailed from Singapore eleven days before the Mary. MARGATE, JAN. 23.—Taken 'up in the Quern's Channel, and landed here on Saturday, two anchors, ow with the weight 12 cwt.. I qr. 18 lbs. cut out in the stock, th e other a b o ut 12 cwt . with a large stock, ornamentally grooved out at the edges all round. GRAVEsEND, JAN. 23.—Arrived the Kitty, Haswell, from St. Michael's; E , 141z, Sealander, from Charente; Fox. Fox. liens' ()stand. Sailed the Circassian, Douthwaite, for Bengal ; June, Ilawkir.s, for Jamaica; Flee dedhuree, Farra, for Oporto; Prince of Waterloo. Mailer, for Ostend ; Hamel!, Barnatem, for Bremen.. CORE, JAM. 20.—The Albion fell in with the brijNympla on the filth inst. in long. 13, and took her in tow. She suc ceeded in bringing her to ti:is port. TAP/ERICK, JAN. 21.—The Nautilus, Donohieu, from Galway to Waterford, has put into Kilrush, leaky, and with sails much damaged. end wax oblige. to - throw nart of her carga overboard. ANSTEIDAN. JAN. 12.—The Unge Tobias. 'Anderson, front flottenburgh to St. :haloes, was stranded at Hitteroe, 15th ult.— Crew saved. Ettirset of a letter from the agent to Lloyd's, at Crookhaven. dated Jan. 17 ::—" The brig Phcebe: of Yemen*. Tisdale, master, with timber limn Nova Scotia, came in here yeetertlay. On the lath of December fell in with the American ship Vulture, in let. 42 N. long. Si SV., from Liverpool for New York, out forty.two days ; the said ship then under jury.masta, in a state of wreck aril leaky ; crew fourteen in number, with nineteen passerras-- it+ all thirty-three. Simuel Holmes. the master, hailed Captain . Tisdale, and requested he would take him, crew and passengers, from the wreck, which was Immediately complied with. and about dusk4n the evening of the same day succeeded in gettiMe every person on board la brig, who brought with them or,y cne barrel of bread,. and nine or tea pieces of beef, and very little• provisions or water at the time on board the Phcebe,Virhose crew consisted oil ten, exalting in the whole forty-three; and a strong gale of easterly wind. The allowance for several days was only three or four ounces of beef and one quart of water per n:an esch day.. I Akre lied several of the crew of the Vulture before me, as also some of the passengers, who state that too much praise cannot ,he given to Captain Tisdale, for his humane kindness end 'n4Wati. gable conduct. He landed Captain Holmes at*Vatcr.t . :l it srhonr. - with seven other persons, on the 11th. and Still keeps the retr vcder of the crew on board his brig. they not having any other means of sunnort."—The Jupiter transport put in here on the i3th, from I on lon for Cork; she fell in with the schooner Arabella, Dough, on the Bth inst. about thirty-tire leagues S. W. of Cape Clear, a wreck, took thtscrew out. and she went down soon after; there are many other vessels here, bound to Liverpool, &e. but have trot time to learn their names. The following carne in this day. viz. Edward Beam of Liverpool, Robson. Iron Per. nambuco, in thiny-seven - dam very leaky ; Moot* Bristol from I Corfu, out rive weeks all well, and fell in with a ship three days ago,loB miles S. W. of the Mizen, with her threatuasts gone. The Sally, Oleddon, from Liverpool to Boston, put Into Faye! 2d ult, lanky, and has bcen condemned. The Roscoe, of Liverpool, was spoken with 18th Nov. in lit. 12 S. long. 31 W. hoond to Bengal. The Harrell, Yabaley, from Lisbon to Teigtsmouth, which nail. abandoned at sea lthh ult., was carried into Luanco, near Gion, on the 31st, by some fishina boats. The Mary, arrived at Deal, spoke the Hon. Company's ship Duke of I ork, bound to Chloe, do well, 24th September to the eastward of the Straits. The Repulse sailed from Singapore about' 2.3 th August, and the Hon. Company's ship Inglis passed in the night about the same time. Dr. Symes,. of the Repulse, died at Rencoolen. His 31ajesty's ship Lame has detained the American brie floventor Endicott, bound to Singapore, and sent her on to Calcutta for adjudication, having 8,000 stand of tire-arms and. powder on board. r . The Nymph (late Teoward), from Montreal. distrasted and. abandoned, has been towed into Cork by the Albion, Mills, frosts Cape !Ireton. His Majesty's ship Tartar, Captain Brown, sailed from Valve. raieo 28th September, for Rio and England, and had not arrived ma the former place on 14th November. The French ship Duc de llortleatut arrived at Rio is 37 days from Lima. PLUNDERERS OF Avxrcy.s.—witliain Ve ung was convscted„ at the late Beverley Sessions, of stealing part or toe cargo of the Elbe, from St. Petersburgh to London, wrecked near the Humber lie was sentenced to six months' imprisonment and hard labour ; and the Chairman, on passing sentence, signified that it wrs t!..e determinatian of the Magistrates to indict the severest penalties of the law on all future offenders. On Monday a schooner in distress was seen bearing towards Scilly from the Land's-end ; and two pilot-boats were on the point of proceeding to 'fresco Island to her assistance, when she s::::ck violently on the Seven Stones rocks, and disappeared ; of course the crew were drowned, the distance of those fatal rocks being so great from Scilly, and both wind and ses being excessively stormy at the time of the melancholy catastrophe. It is eonjectired that the vessel was laden with iron or coal, but no fragments have beers found to lead to any particulars respecting her.— West Briton. %tzarist.' sroicrx WITH.—The Malay, of and from Orem ick for Demerara. 30th ult. lat. 47, MI, long. 12, 28. out four days; $4 inst. fat. 48, MI. long. 7, 19; Castle Forbes, Orti, from London for Bengal, out six days ; 12th, lat. 49. 30, long. 8, 10, Columbia. of and from Dublin for Trinidad, out four days ' • by the Braileord, arrived at the Cove of Cork ; the master of the Colombia a;.•ta kindly offered supplies and assistance to the Braibtford ; oanstem'S Nos. 10 and 18, from Portsmouth, 3d inst. 120 miles west of Seti:r t Mina, Oake. 19th, from Ireland to London, out five days, by the Francis, Russell, arrived at Cowes; Julia., from Liverpool to Terceira, 2341 Der. : Providence. of Teignmouth, nine days from Newfoundland for Lisbon, leaky, 27th Dec. in lat:42. 11, long. 21; 14, by the Caroline. Wallace. arrived at Liverpool; Thr-e Stserm4 from Nantes for Bourbon, Oct. 27th, all well, by the Buynt. m► rived off Portsmouth. Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d. and 1 iA. by linden, Chymists, 4, A fkshimiable Stock of Canityle, Currie'', Tan CM:Upside, corner of St. Vann; and M, Sackville.atreet, ; Stanhope. and Chaise Hamm, widens/7 deseriPlit Savory anti Co. 136, New Bontl.street, and 220, Regent-street; &a &c. for home use, East and West Indies, and S anti by the principal Medicine Pectins thrnughout the United which merit inspection froartheir quality, first stilt Kingdom. Of whom may be had BUTLER`~ CAJEPUT OP ably, andatodesate prices. D F.l. DOC, strotegly *wenn ehded for C I 1.1515 A 1 NS, CH ..R0 Mlles, Articles in this BelabUeltesent ate warn NIC ItHEUMATISM, 3tpasynndie Affections, Palmy, Santee, outdone plait of lifty_yeirs agadtai is strictly and Enlargement of the Janis, Sprains, Bruises , &c. In Bottles, naklnlf Wenn , Ready nese, Priesshis which 4 0 at is. lid. and 93. 9d. be made. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The East India Company' ship Bombay arrived at Anjeer on the 9th, and the Lowther Castle and Buckinghamshire. 12th August. The two last mentioned ships sailed egnin on the‘e voyage •to Canton on the 15th. and the Bombay „an the Nat August. The. Windsor left Bombay on her voyage to Madrai on the 1 i.ll July: • The Repulse sailed from Singapore about the 20th August, and the Inglis passed ta the night about the same time: • The Woodford arrived at Madras on the ISM of Seremkwe, Made the passage in three months and Gee days front the Land's. end. The Honourable Company's &hip Princess Charlotte of W Captain hider, arrived at Madras on the .16th of August. hum England the 20th of April. having on board the Honourable *i..r Robert Corny?). one of the Judges of the Supreme Cnutt ut Jut.i eature at Madras. A naleaue, AT THE. CAM—lsabelle. Wallis. }mm Matiral on the 9th November: Toward Castle, Shah. on the 13th November from London.- ARRIVAL AT ANJF,EI.—The Duke of York. Locke. on the 17th September from London, and sailed for Chloe the 23d S, p tember—(all ARRIVAL AT BATAVIA.—Tioe Wilhelmina. Turgenron, on the 7th Stptember from London. Sait.tvo FROM BRTAVIA.—Thi . Batavia. Blair, or. the 26:b September fur Cowes ; the Wilhelmina waS to sad. the 14tn of Octobe ßL ST OP OP SUNDA.—Tht Elinbbetb, C 0 1 .1• 1 " 1 - "d M a n tle? , linbast,feoca New South Wales, for slastatia-Talt well an the ea. 20th September. . , avri wrru.—The Carel. Waken. from Leedoe ew I. 41;30; the &WWI Merchant, Stewart, from Loni. I, off the Cape, by the Orpheus, arrived at the Mos lobe!. AT BATAirk W—The Palsoolles , don to bel ritisi.l4ll Aiixv, ~ ~.. !.h '.:..