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' . =~ ~~ ~ ~, • • '/ ''''...,,.. , --. 0 N o . o.i/J. Pctiii' OP 1.11. V DUN, Argots 11,21. FOB SAID, y o r the Ibituteruble the Comntissidmere Aim Blibilty's . Eerie Rewasoe, in a apacioun Rom at the . Chief oftev. Broad-street, on IVE 1/N ;TUESDAY. Y, the Bth ; 'l'lll 7HB - the 9th; FICIII.LY,•the 10th the 14th ; wk •us ps PAY, the lbth days of September, 1894, at One ad iD the Afternoon preciaely, Tll E /UAW INO 00441184 i, : Bra/ 14 1 l'iologne Spirits BUM Freneh and other roreignWinea Genera I!titt'ee ihrub 111sok and Greon Tea Attack • Pepper Whisky Wirt and Tallow Candle* wdish Siiap Carry Bray Ghwt. s fee lads of Toffee, Cocoa, and .israok, for Exportation. Pan uf which are tamed in small quantities, for t h e h et " gm ocoalstion of serel dealers, its v;e11 ftS private persons, who may viv; , ;; to heeume purchraitsi•lv. cats:ogue: 11131 hi• had at Bil. each, and Samples wen at the IFethou„,4el4if a 'thee, Tower-hill. from Wednesday, the lat, till 711 of September, 1894, from ten till two o'clock, ee the m oriiiag of sale, from ten till twelve o'clock. --,,iLTN!'OI.ITAN MAR INE A RA TH COMPANY'. CAPITAL—. VrtniVll ‘lmt". Feiq. M.P. R. C. Barlow, Baq. Eanl Vivirint Lowther William Somerville, M.D. Admiral Eml 1 'elville Main Eater Siy Conereve , Sart. MP. Alexander Illair, Esq. Jamb 11. Ittok, Esq. I Benjamia Oakley, Esq. Walittli Busk, Eat. AUDITORS. I Hubert Ord, Esq. G. A. Shot' , Elf William Beek, he+ RANKERS. Mears. thniM. Payne, and Smiths, Mansion-house-place; and dhows. Hammersley*, Greenwood, Drew and Co. Pel;Anall. ENGINEERS. Mean. George and John Rennie. SOLICATORS. Mean. Sweet. Stokes, and Carr, No. 6, BaainghalL street. SECRETARY. George Wright, Esq. rase object of this Company is to bring hone the Benefits of SEA WATER BATHING to the whole of ex !foliation of the Capital. for this purpose it is intended, In the first place, to procure an Act of Parliament for the Incorporation of the Company, and af t:feels, by means of Steam Engines and 3letel Pipes, to bring attestant considerable stream of Salt Water from the See to bon en, and to f o rm Five or snore Estahlishnienta of l'ithlic Baths of yew elegance. and upon an extensive scale, in different park of it town, all of which are, by the above means, to be kept can oedr supplied with renewed real Sea Water. b.h rionblinlvment will comprise AVarni Baths, Vapour, Medi wird and Shower Baths, private and distinct Cold Bath: for La /eland Families, site like single ones far Gentlemen; a very large UAW Pleasure or Swiimuing Bath (•holly of sea water) covered h A second veronsiderable Swimming Bath of the like water, bathe use of the km opulent. The whole to be open to the public varied, but very moderate charges. At each establohment it /a further intended to provide Swim zing 51astern With a view 'o extend the utility of the measure as widely a risible, it is also intended that Hospitals and other Charitable 1-witution" of all descriptions, and belonging to all persuasions, hall be *applied with such quantities of sea water as they may re tun for the use of their patients, to be carried home to their re tentive establishments, either gratis, or at the lowest possible rate re actual edit. It is further intended, upon one day in each week, to open the nonalary swimming Baths, for the u.e of Journeymen Tradesmen, end other classes of the Populace, at a rate of charge not to exceed dor:.pence, or at most four-pence, foe each pennon. The Capital of the Company will be divided into 10,000 Shares, if Sel. each. An immediate payment of One Pound per Share ell be required. Further calls will be made, the First not to ex cel Four Pounds per Share, or any subsequent one Five Pounds p.l Share, at reasonable intervals, at the discretion of the Di neen*. The affairs of the Company will be conducted by Twelve Di anon, with libeny to add to their numbers, and the assistance of Fire Auditors. Directors must hold not leis than Twenty Shares each—Auditors sot less than Ten Shares each. Etch Shareholder hating Five ;Mares, will be entitled to One Fute; Fifteen shares, to 'lwo Votes; Thirty Shares, to Three Votes; Fifty Shares, to Four Votes; One Hundred Shares, to rive Votes; and Two ►lundred Shares, to Six Votes in the ma terns of the Company. Females will be allowed to vote by proxy. The Prospectus, comprising a fuller developniem of the views, and further particulars of the regulations art the Company, may be bad at Messrs. Sweet, Stoke, and Carr's, No. 6, ►tasingball. street; Messrs. Capel, Cherton, anti Cundy, Stockbrokers, Royal Exchange; Messrs. Wolfe and Edmonds, No. V, 'Change-alley ; :Messrs. Demete and Rocha', No. 80. Old Broad -street; or at Illesars. Gale and Caterer's, No. 80, Pall-mall. Applications foe Shares ( post paid) addressed to the Directors •ill be received by any of the parties last named, at by the Bankers FOUR OF 29.000/. ALL IN ONE DAY, AND NO BLANKS. To sail on Saturday next. FOR CALCUTTA Direct, the First Class Teak Ship FELItITAS, Burthen 450 Tons, PETER CAMPBELL, Commander. lying in the City Canal, Blaekwall. Ilas superior Acroomool.Ai‘ ns for Passengers, and carries a Surgeon. Fur FrLigl t or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa lem I !utree-h. use ; to :Ruins. Fletcher, Alexander, and Co. No. I, Desonshire-z,p.m., Bi.oupogate.street ; or to JOIIN S. BRINLEY, 14, Rirchimlane, 1)1()RAM.1. Regent's Park, will re-optu on 1 MONDAY next, 30th inst. with two New Vievia--Chartrea Cathedral, and Brest llarbour. THEATRE R0V.11,, ENGLISH OPERA 11011 SF:. 'l(iy1 It.It:111:1:11'S NIGHT NEXT MONDAY, At4,rt.st 30th. Tickets and Places to be had at Mr. Braharres, 69, Baker-street, and of Mr. Stevenson. at the Box Office, Strand Entrance. REGENT BAZAAR. NEAR TILE REGENT'S PARE. E PROPRIETORS beg to inologire to the 1 Nobility , Gentry. and Public in general, fm the unavoidable delay in the opening of this most desirable sad convenient blishment. They have now the honour of stating. that it will posi tively be opened on WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of September next, for the sale of similar Articles, and conducted upon the same Principles in every respect, as the Bazaar in Soho-square. The Proprietors also beg to state, that no pains or expense have . been, or will in future be spared, to render this Establishment worthy the Patronage of those to whom this notice is moat respect fully addressed. Every necessary precaution will be taken for the accommodation of Earrtages visiting this Establishment. Regent Bazaar, Aug. 21, 11124. HAZARD and rO., the Contractors for the present Lottery, are highly gratified by the approbation bemired 'stile Scheme to be Drawn in One Day (3th of OCTOBER nest), when ALL the FOUR PRIZES of 211,0001., and ALL the other t.IITIALS, and ALL the SMALLER PRIZE;', and the fate of every Number, must be decided. A SAYING OF THIRTY PRR CENT. IN HOSIER s' GLOVES, AND GENERAL OUTFITS, A T the LON DON GLOVE aria ST( I NI; CONI CI PANT'S WAREHOUSE, 211. PICCADILLY. The obvious advantage* arising from pur7hasing of the Manufacturers, is too notorious to be doubted ; along with this, the means of making selections front distressed tradesmen, have given this Com pany such advantages as cannot be fully appreciated without a trial, which the Company respectfully solicit. The following abstract of prices is submitted ;- China Silk, Cotton feet, front 2s. 2d. ; stout, 3s. &I. ; very stout, 4%. Ml. China, all Silk, 3s. Ild.; stout, 4s. Oil.; very stout, 6s. &I. Evening I vresa, all Silk. tis. 3d. ; stout, tis. 6d. ; rich lace, 7a. &I. Gentlemen's stout Silk, 7s. Gil. ; very stout. B*. Gd. Cotton Stockis, Ad. per pair; line quality, Ids. Gd. per do. seen ; stout and fin e, Is. 641. or Ms. lid. per dozen; superfloe,23. or 22*. Rd. per dozen; extra superfine, 2%. fid. or 211 s. lid. per dozen. Gentlemen's unbleached Cotton, per dozen ; very stout, la. Gd. or 17s. per dozen ; extra stout, Is. 9d. or 20s. per dozen Half Hose. lir. ; fine, I Is. per dozen. Drawers, is.lid. ; very Mout. 2s. 3d. ; or pantaloon ditto, 21. lAdies' Gloves, Ils. 10. per dozen ; French Kid, Is. 3d. or 14*. Gd. per dozen ; best Kid, Is. &I. or 171. per dozen. Gentlemen's Woodstock Gloves, 12s. per dozen ; best, Is. 6d. or IF*. fid. per dozen. Doe Skirt. 2%. or 221. &I. per dozen ; best Doe, 2s. 6d. or 20*. lid. per dozen. Families and Gentlemen who are desirous of selecting from an extensive stock, will find this an advantageous opportunity of laying out their money profitably. SMITH, Agent to the Company.. No. 22, Piccadilly, nearly opposite to St. James's Chpreir, London. SCHEME CONTAINS 4 . Prises of . 241.000/. All Money 8 of 1,0 W. and 2,111N11. All Mcn,ey Id of and 5001. AU Muriel 34 of 1001. and 2110/. AU Money In addition to the above and the smaller Prizes, every Number sill receive Five Pounds in Money, leaving no Blanks, as each Pun-baiter will be sure to get a Prize, or have part of his Money retuned, on the Sth of Octribor. Haunt and Co. sold in Shares, in the last Lottery, Three Prizes i 29,000/. viz.:— No. 3.693, 20.0001. in Shares 10.693, :91,(01111 in Shares :91,9110/. in Shares It their Offices, 93, Royal Exchange ; 26, Cornhill ; and 3!4 Otfonl-street, end of Regent-street. llszard and Co. remind the Public that they have now arrived at thermal !eatery Brant of Parliament, and that Lotteries will be discontinued when the present one expires. Nearly Ready. I)ER FREISCHUTZ, or the Seventh Bullet ; &series of Twelve Illustrations of tht popular Opera ; drawn by an Antatenr, and etched by George Cruikahank, with a Travestie of the Drama. . _ . _ This day is published, The OLD ENGLISH D1t.1,31A, No. 4, containing The Rape of Lucrece, a true Roman Tragedy, Ry Timm AS HEYWOOD; With the Merry Songs of Valerius, the Roman Senator, complete. Printed for C. Ualdwyo, Newgate-street. PATENT DEVOLVING GUN LOCK. THIS ecellent LOCK is constructed on the principle of discharging either by PERCUSSION, or with FLINT ad STEEL- Tbe transition to either mode of tiring is effectuated instantane. they, without adding, altering, or removing any part of the Lock *swan ; it becomes a matter of safety u well as convenience Sportgrnen. LACY end WITTON having received unqualified approba tion of this elegant Lock from the first Sporting Characters in the o°ootcy. with numerous OVICIII fur guns on the above principle, re- RKtfuU enu:at the sporting wori4l to apply at their Manufactory, 7037, IIIREADNEEDLE-STREET, LONDON, where only oes be procured. ONtriousand Five Hundred beautiful Barege Dresses „ colt 2%.. making last March), warranted to wash td. the full drew' ; 850 rod silk Parisian dresses, 16s. 6d. r▪ ~m double the m one y ; WS e l egant fl ounce d mus li n r ob e s, . 66 1 3•900 square and long Shawls, of the most exquisite 4 st, so nearly app rox i ma ti ng to I n di a as scarcely to be distin- O . by th e b est Judges, front lsa. to five guineas each, sonte of teh sle unquestio na bl y wort h 20 guineas ; 71140 elegant court and d * racb, the original price being from three to excellent white, black, anti coloured satins, 6d. Pofird; 5 .000/. worth of the best German table linen, of various eJn, fnmi ):inl and half to his yards, at little more than half Price, toiled in a t•illing deg ree , but warranted free from blemish, 'I die ra wer returned.' i!illock, shout 40,01101, of rich ducapes, gros de Naples, Mini tubs, satins, chintzes, Irish linens, sheetings, crepe line, i l lefs,..!..ta doss e s, veils, silk arid cotton hose, gloves, fancy ribbons, 'erearlirry in all its most fashionable branches. Ibis stock h as b een purchaud for ready money, an d w ill b e word for sale at a must trifling advance on the cost price. Ace 12 whely new article is shawls and scarti, from 2s . fid. to ss. nab XIS frequently been soil to Ladies at from three to flee Ohms, 2 ...t11E0 EN T-S T REET,--SHEARS and COM PAN V, eight e Quadrant r°III WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN THE STONIACIE he. 1V ° R I IS are the cause of many internal afflictions, which vary so much in their effects that they may be inis- Z . " 17 the moo eminent ands and prove equally fatal to ....Leftstitun uns of adults children, though the latter more -- "°°" 1 / sutra from their destructive ravages. Their more ...syroptonis are fits, pains in the stomach, side, and head, ,re.liPpcii. e , anti pale, languid, and emaciated appearance in It bin t. • 14,,,aterdinary efficacy of CHING'S PATENT W . ORM `,._• 1 ..111.is In all such complaints, u well as obstructions in and every disorder where opening or cleansing .. physte it,•, - ; 1 1 ; 1 7 . ,• univetsally known, and hss been publicly . ac t* it itts" by " 4 " many ' , reruns of distinction and rank in society, uirecess ary here to enlarge on their peculiar virtues. 4,: 16 ter at Is. 44. and 2s. !hi, by Butlers', Chemists, g,...,1 414 e, St. Paul's, and 230, Regent-street (near the Argyll flak"' __, l 'mdun; IVatrTlno-plare, Edinburgh; Szeheille-street, L'i a i to i n hl the principal 3l e di c i ne Feudal throughout the ACTS OF THE LAST SESSION OP ?ARMAMENT. 6 GEO. IV. 08244 This day is published. price 4s. M. GIFFORITS ACTS of the sth GEO. IV. (1524) being the LAST SESSION OF PA 1111.1,1 SI ENT ; containing, oblongst the other important Enactments of the Session, the fol. lowing Statutes, vir. :—The New Bankrupt Laws—The Insol vent Debtors' Act—Savings Banks Regulations--Vagrant Act-- Arbitration Act--Weights and Measures, &c. &c. By .101 IN (;IFFORD, Esq. London t Printed for A. Whether, Mitre-court, Ely.pleee, Holborn ; and sold by all the Booksellers in the United Xing ' dons ; of whom may be had The ACTS for 11122, price 3s. and for 1823, price 3s. 6d. SALES BY AUCTION, Nt)TICE. KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET. A/FR. ARMSTRONG begs leave to inform the Public, .1.1.1 the IVARDItottE anti ciSCWrill.i Irn uvologtot; •11. Theatre, a, in; .ertiseti fur Sale on the 2:011 and 25th instant, are OF by Private Contract. The Erections of the French Theatre, fla, Light Pipes, Drop Curtain, Scenery, Saloon, Ogee. HOOllll, and various Room Furni ture, Am. will be SOLD on THURSDAY, the 26d1, and FRIDAY, the 27th inst., without Reserve. Tuesday, Aug.:2l, 1824. - Serer Shares in the Sun Fire Office, and a Policy of 1,000/. in the Equitable. dated 180 . Dy Mr. llittitiAßT, At the Mart, on FRIDAY NEXT, August 27, at 12, in Lots, EVEN SHARES of 100/. in the S!'N FIRE 1.7 OFFICE. Also a Policy of 1.111141/. in the Equitable As surance, Bridge-street, Illackinars; Life 70; effected 10th May, 1801 i, subject to the annual payment of 111. Iris. Particulart mar In had of Messni. Brundrett, Syinks, and Red dish, Solicitors, Temple ; Mr. Bolos, Solicitor. Austinfriani ; at the Mart; and of Mr. lloggart, Si, Old Wu:al-street, Royal Exchange. LEASE, 110USEI101.10 i'EItNITUME, A NI) Erk'LLTS. Ey Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII, On the Premises, on Flt II)A l', A oirut4 27, at 11, by order of the As.igue,s, I HE LEASE, of which IS years arc unexpired, at a rent of only tife. per annum, of a spacious convenient ftWELLINIi HOUSE, with commodious warehouse, counting , house, and premises, couveniently intuit& for a merchant or whole. sale t rader, No.l, fionla.squese, f;rtfichedfrisrs ; and on the same day will be sold the remaining Household Furniiare, warehouse and counting-house fixtures and effects. Msy be viewed one day preceding the sale, when particulars and I catalogues may be had on the preilAiSCll • of Jlessn. Kirkman and Rutherford, tkgicitots, Cannon-street; and of 111 x. tihuttleworth, No. •-at(adjoining St. Ilildrud's Chvals), Poultry, removed from No. 27. TO COM It-MAKERS AND OTHERS. By Mr. SHUTTLEB'ORTII, .1t his Sale-room, No. 23, Poultry, on MONDAY, August 31, at 11, by miler of the A,ldenees. TRE emenaive and valuable STOCK in TRADE , removed from No. 3, Gould-square, Crutchedfriars, consist inL! of $32 Dozen Tottoiseshcli Crops 7iDoreno Bentouu 236 Ditto Bends 2 01 Ditto Shuttles ail Ditto Braids 27 Ditto Box Combs 275 Ditto Pin 139 Ditto Ivory ditto 24i Ditto I'ocket 1073 Ditto Horn Combs, rad -2li Ditto Imperials ous. A quantity of rough Tortoiseshell and refuse, and miscellaneous articles in trade. - - ..... Mar be viewed one day precious to the sale, when Catalogues may be had at the plate of sale. of Messrs. Kirkman and Ruther ford, Solicitors. 21, Cannon-street ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, Yg 1 (a (joining St. Mildred's Church), Poultry, removed from 27. KENSINGTON AND SOUTHWARK. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At the Mart. on IVEDNESDAY, September 1. at 12, A DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, compris. 2 1 ing six neat dwelling-houses, situate Nom 4. 6,6, 7, O. and 9, in Campdetr'mplace, sear the Swan, Kensington Gravel Pits, producing a net rental of KV. per annum. Also, an improved rent of 11/. 4s. per annum, amply secured upon a dwelling-bonze and premises, No 62, King-street, Southwark. May be viewed, and particulars had previous to the sale, at the Swan, Kensington Gravel Pits ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 'Ai (adjoining St. 31ildred's Church), Poultry, removed from 27. CLAPTON. By Mr. 811UTTLEWORT17, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, Sept. I. at 12 o'clock, THE LEASE of CLAPTON 1101:SE, a spacious and most substantial FA MI LY MANSION, with attached and detached offices of every description upon a large scale, exten sive gardens, and eleven acres of rich meadow land, must desirably situate near the Lea Bridge-road, at ( lepton, :Middlesex. The House is suitable for any establishment of magnitude, and well calculated for a lathes' school, containing nine airy ind-clannbers, and six large attics, handsome dining and drawing-rooms, break fast parlour, morning and music roonis,.library, an elegant mar ble hsdl, domestic offices upon a corresponding scale, detached coach-houses and stables, large yards, • chapel, green and hot banes, tieb-pensl. estaaaive.llawqr and kitchen gado*, testate walks, and an inclosure of rich nmailow land, the whole corn. prising about 15 acres. May be viewed, and particulars had on the premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28 (adjoining St. Mildred'/ Church), Poultry, removed front No. 27. TO CORN-DEALERS, BAKERS, AND OTHERS. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII, At Jules Coffee-hone, Corn-market, Mark-lane, on FRIDAY, September 5, 1824, at 12 o'clock, by order of the Trustees, THE Valuable LEASE and GOOD-WILL of the Desirable PREMISES now in the occupation of Mr. John Finnie, Corn-dealer and Baker, advantageously situated No. I, Palatine Douses, Stoke Newington ; held fur a term of about thirty years unexpired, at a very low rent of 401. per annum. The Premises consist of a neat, substantial Dwelling-house, with a large commanding front Shop, excellent bake-house and gra nary, paved yard, shed, and numerous convenicncies. May he viewed and particulars:had six days previous to the Sale, on the Premixes ; at the Corn-niarket Coffee-houses, Mark-lane ; of Messrs. Jones and Howard, Solicitors, 5, Slineing-lane; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28 (adjoining St. 31ildrcil's Church), Poultry, removed from No. 27. B'EY BRIDGE, SURREY. Handsome Household Furniture, a few Original Paintings, China, Mass, an antique Clock in Tortoiseshell and Or.molu Case, Green-house Plants, and Effects. By Mr. I'AIINELL, On the Premises, Weybrulge, Surrey, TO-MORRO W , Aug. 26, and Following Day. at 12 each Day, without reserve, CO3.IPRISING a Drawing-room Suite of Chairs and Couches covered in crimson velvet, with the appendages of the dining.room and libraries, a few original paintings, an elegant Parisian clock and bracket, ornamental and other china, services of glass, &e. The chamber furniture comprises excellent maho gany Mur.post, tent, and other bedsteads, down and other beds am! bedding, mahogany wardrobes and chests of drawers, cheval and toilette glasses, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, kitchen requisites, and other valuable effects. To be viewed the day preceding and mornings of sale. Cats. logues at dd. each, returnable to purchasers, nt..y be had on the Premises, and at Mr. Paniell's offices, 2!, St. Martin's-court, eester.square, and Kingston, Surrey. C ent / • Z' Z ,// ...?%;• . tr?..W4l. ;eO. - e ,s. • i f ,:,:,, t2/0 / 0z . ,7'1(i Pl4l . .r ---....... ( I I _tit 93x - tt+ it, -, , • . li t AN rttisii - 4 . 1 11... . ~. LONDON, WEI)NESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1824. Price 7d. 4); ; I .4 i 0 li : 1 . , 4 1 ~ 1 i) , :i i 1 4 • i i ( 1 1 , • . il ill'F' L4J%• INLILI SHIPPING. The :hip Lady Amherst. Capt. Clifton, which sailed front Miss drat the 34 of April, 11:,6 brought intelligence that the Sesllowing ship' were taken up on the finial Madras, in odtlitiou to thnve frwmtrly mentioned : Tabsrus, Capt. D. Oliver Resolutisn, A. Bramwell ; John Rannermann, J. C. Alford ; Janie>. Colvin. R. Weluys. ; Horn bay liferchant, J. Hill ; Helen. H. Langley ; I)svid Clak, P. Falconer; Fergurion, Suiherlaid ; Vngipta, I'. Petite East Indian, P. ltay; lleadoles, J. Heron ; Vitto a, J. li. Soulleaut ; and Susan, W. Hamilton. The Jaugeet, Capt. Abelhusaart ; the Atm Capt. tiibson ; and David Malcolm, Capt. ilanwell, were alto cziseeted to be. eogaged. The Charles Forbes-Capt. Dryden ; the Cornwedio, (apt. Har die ; and the Lowrie Family, Apt. ewis, were oaken up at B3i:i. bay, and sailed for Cationore and Madras on the 19tit %larch. In additit i n to the vettnill foeinerly stated to hate been taken up at Calcutta, tut tke eapetlitjon , the Ann Robertson, W. Clark, was aeged• rARKENGERS PER 1/Dll cileirpeeted from Bengal and %lades.). firegg, hie Majesty's 30th Regiment; Lieuts. Faskett and Itasidson, his Majesty's 46dr Regimen; ; Lieut. Henderson, 714 Regiment Naive infantry—from Madras. Mrs Coodinan, lkadwick. J. W. Keye, hsq. Lieut.Sb : roLfrom Mengel. PAssExuasi rat NI EXRIIROIIIIR (expected from liengsl and AladraM.—Mrs. Ureig, Anis Oreig, Mr. Sauter, and Mr. 11n. defraud. PASSENGE•3 tea LADY NUGENT, TROMBENGAt..--Arrived at the Cape, bound to Gibraltar and London.—Mrs. Walden. Limit. vol. J. :stale. C. 8., Horse Brigade, N'elden, Netiind bat talion Artillery, Major W. .1 Ckpham, 4th regiment Native In fantry, 11111114 Annesly, Esq., Su rgeon, Lieut. J. Home, first Battalion Artillery, Mr. John Gibson, Mr. Harbour Wt;ght. M f ef A : g beietzter BENalc4l , l L pas M . l l l l 4 .. ° ll ll ou P9 sch r , ° 3 ll lisa ll°3l W k i A ll Y ialll --CPtai s, aUr. n and Kerr, Liao. 'Day, Mr. F. Farrant, Cadet. PassENUEN s r6lt LADY .1411E4ST, CLirroor.-11r. Richard Prince, from St. Helena. Bosams2-11is Majesty's sloop ARlgaase, was the chips. Baas. bay, belocging to England when the Gangs* sailed on the 25th of April. The Ganges experienced a very heavy gale of wind oil the Mauritius. • ARRIVAL, AT ST. HELEWA.—The Mentor, Rampart, from India, bound to Bremen, on the fith July, aad the Arairoinaque, Chess, front the Mauritius. ARIUTALS AT ISENGAL.—The Eliza Citthbertoon, from Ba tavia, Alarch 13; the Ganges, Ford, from London and Madras, March 13; his Majesty's ship Lazne. from Madras and Ceylon, April 2; and the Penang Merchant.. Bresly. from Penang, April ti. SAIIINGS OWN ptim..—The Dunregan Castle, Camp bell, for Madras, March 23 ; and the Ceres, Butler, for Madras, March 28. AlINIV•1.11 AT FIOMBAT.—The Jeva packet, Beargard, from the Mauritius, April 7. SAII.INGS rank 110 MEAT.—The Chariot F.trbes, Dryden, from Cannanore and Madras; the Cornwallis, Henderson, from do. ; the Lowjee Family, Lewis, from do., March 19; and the Sullimany, Carter, from China, April In. Analyst., AT BIADITAS.—The Resolution, Bramwell. from Madras, March IC—The Padang, Rogers; the Hercules, Heron; the Ferguson, Sutherland, from Bengal ; and the Darid Clark, Falconer, from Bombay, on the 18th March—The Vittoria, Sou tham, from Bengal, on the 19th .larch.—The Susan, Ifs: icon, from Bengal, on the 29th Al arch,—The Ann, Gibson; Hautboy, Parker; and the 3lexbomtigh, Cope, from Bengal, on the 29th 51arch.—The Mary, Ardlies, front Bengal, on flee 30th March.— The Lady Amherst, Clifton, on 31st March. The Fort William, Glass ; the Caroline, Pearson ; and the Janet Sco.t, Mackenzie, front Bengal, on 10th April ; also the Britannia, Vise, from Ceylon, onl2th April. The Nepos, Trailer, from the Mauritius and England. has arrived at Flushing ; also the Aquatic, Clover, front the 3Lsuritius and England. in die Texel.—The Urania, Reynolds, from Bengal, has arrived at Lima. SIIIPS SAILED FOR INDIA THE LAST WEEK. Foos( PORTSROUTII.—The Morley, Holliday, for Bengal ; and the Regalia, Collins. for the Cape and Bombay, on the 12.1. Fuon Cowes.--.The Splendid, Stirling, an American, for China. Elton TIIE DOW Nll.—The Julians, Fotheringliam, tor China ; and the Thomas, Wino ear, for St. Helena, on the 20. h. The Milford, Hurwool, for Bombay. Foal GRAVESEND.—The Nerinae, Northwood, for the Cape. SIG.PS EXPECTED TO SAIL DURING THE PRESENT WEEK. Fox BENGAL—The Hero of Motown, Garrick; the Ponies, She ; and the Felicitas, Campbell, from Portsmouth, on Sa tixr&y. • Fon BoNaAx—The Cambrian, Clarkson, from the Downs, on Wednesday. Fos ins CAPE—The Kerswell, Arrnsmmg, from the Downs, on Thursday. Fos NEW Sotrrn WALES AND YAW DIENAN'S LAND—The Admiral Cockburn, Briggs, from the Downs, on Thursday. FOR BATAVIA AND SINGAPOII—The COISAG, Robinson, from Liverpool, on Wednesday. • 1 i M.I ; *tree Ere' Ales 31e* A •ill 11 ens c.,, Fut II Pur !Tut II ,t 2 M 1 Or the dog 1 • it 1 1 5 • C' ry E ARABIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, free from Mercury or Antimony, are unrivalled in their beneficial effects in Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Indigestion and its numerous train of Maladies, and are peculiarly mild and plea sant as an aperient. The superior efficacy of these Pills has in creased the demand fur them so much, that an additional number of Venders has been cppointed in London fur the accommodation of the Public ; and they muy now be obtained in Boxes at Is. I.A. and 2s. 9d. each, of J. V. Simpson (Acting Proprietor), 28, ifcnri etta-street, Covent-garden ; Messrs. Stradling. South-gate, Royal Exchange ; Borrow and Deans, 158, Hishopsgate Without, and 19, Walbrook ; Sequeira, 132, Whitschapel High-street ; E. and F. °riling, 139, High-street, and 171, Union-street. Southwark ; Maxfield, 18, Skinner-street, Snow-hill ; Ward, 324, Holborn ; Prout. and Burtield, 180. Strand ; Stanley, 14, Tavistock- Covent.garden ; Payne, 5, St. Man in's-court ; Ambridge, Vg lite 30, Piccadilly; Hawkins, 11, OW Mond-street; 1171. Regent-street, opposite New Burlington-street; Pulley, it, klolles-street, Cavendish-square; Sanger, 130. and Chandler, 71;, Oxford-street; White, No. I, and 1 ante, 211. Lamb's Conduit street ; and of almost every other Medicine Vender throughout the kingdom. HUNT'S PATENT POLISH. A AIATCHLESS JAPAN 'ACKING. ..-•- ----- t ni r a t; l llet ..e l u fu re, ll i y an iAt:onna ht the Public, R d; i t i b e ll li T as now perfection his 114 ATC fl I.ESS J A P.% N BLA cki N t li o , u a n n n a v r a ticle which he flatters himself will be found, on trial, far superior in quality to any ever before offered to their notice. To be sold 33 per cent. under the usual price, with a corresponding increase of profit to retailers. Small sized bottles 4d., seeond ditto lid., third ditto Is., instead of aid., hi., and la, fid., as usually charged for inferior articles. Mr. HUNT confidently recommends his Matchless Japan Black ing to the early notice of those who wish to excel by a superior polish upon their Boots, Shut*, or flamers, prod:iced with half the labour, and at one third lout price than they have been accus tomed to pay. It is warranted not to contain a particle of copperas, stinking oil, or any of those pernicious ingredients which prove so destructive to the leather, so disagreeable to the touch, and so offensive to the smell, with which common Blacking is impregnated. It will afford peculiar nourishineat to the leather, and will not soil the most delicate skin, or the finest linen, at the same time it produces the most beautiful jet lustre ever bs•lteld. To be sold retail at all Ilr. Hunt's Roasted Corn Shops in the Metropolis, and by at least one respectable vender in every town in the United Kingdom; and wholesale at his slanufactory, No. 52, Broadwall, Illackfriars, where the shipping interests are tespect fully requested to apply. The article being manufactured from the very best materiah, it is warranted to keep in any climate. • Directinas for use out the Lbel affixed to each bottle, signed 11. Bunt," to prevent fraud by imitation. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Lord Ameliva Beanelerk is Ipng in the Tagus, in the Windsor Castle, with the Ocean, Genoa, and Lively. The Joseph Green transport, Lieutenant Spencer, arrived on Saturday afternoon at the Motherbank, in forty-six days, from 3lalta. She brings part of the ilth Regiment from Ce l ibalonia, and a few invalids. The Saingapatam, 16, Captain Charles Sotheby, is fitting tut for the :Mediterranean station. Lieut. Rooke returns to the Re s•enge by her. • The Blanche, 46, Captain Lord Byron, for the South Ame rican station, is expected to sail from l'onsmouth about the 6th of September. His Majesty's revenue cutter, the Bat, Lieutenant Sarnu4 Mottle'', was paid oil' on Friday, nt Deptford ; Government having deemed it expedient to reduce the number of cruisers on the coast of Scotland, is order to try the effect of a further extension of the Gout Guard Service, in the suppression of smuggling, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Fltoll LLOYD'S LIST. Farseottrw, AUG. 22.—Sailed, the Eliza, Detant ; and Le banon, Blake, for Newtbundland. PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 32.—Arrived of the port, the Ala- Tina., Herbert, front Beneoulen. with Sir S. Raffles and suit's on board ; and Morgiana, Blaushard, from New York, in twen ty-nine days. Porrsatoren, Auo. 23.—Put in here, and sailed again. the Juliana, Fotheringbam, for China. Arrived, the South Esk, Dreig, from Riga; and Princess Mary, Lark, from the South Seas. Sailed, the Milford, for Bombay. Dem., A un. 2:l.—Amved, the Crisis, M•Manue, from New York; Royal Sovereign, Wilson, from the South Seas; Dart, Douglas, from St. Lucia ; and Lady Amherst, l'lifton, from Ma dras and Bengal. Came down front the River and ri led, the Un derwood. Remington, for Pernefklf ; Sir William .lkneley, Smith, for Quebec; and Voast, Scott. fur Africa. DOVER, AUGUST 22.—The Juno, Norway*, from Phila delphia to Havre, is arn shore at Derck, mar Boulogne; crew and part of the cargo landed, and the vessel • expected to ha got off. GRAVESEN)?, A UOUST 23.—Arrived, the Mentor, Clapplson ; Mary Ann, Kate ; and Helloing, Kidd, from St. Petersburgli ; Merchant, Taylor ; and Elizabeth, Sky, from tiottenbargh ; Per severance, Mangham, from Harnburgh ; Tate, Morley, from Dantzic t t. la, Cobb, from Riga; Venus, Cook, from Hatt, bargh ; Smolensk, Win, from Memel ; Fortuna, Ries. from Nara way rtd several other vessels, names unknown. Sailed, the Alcreurius, Dicks ; and Suite Hoffnung. Ballilte, for Bremen ; Endeavour, Memos for Elsinore; Mary, Gunton, for 6*. John's, Newfoundland ; an d Laurel, Dryadale, for Rio Janeiro. NEW HAVEN, Auo. 23.—Put in here, the Elizabeth, Bonney, from London for St. Thomas's, in consequence of the Captain Iseult in a dangerous state of health. Lrvearoor., A euusy 22.—Arrived, the Caledonia, from Buenos Ayres; Andromeda, Cowie, from Quebec; Hope, Caine, from Richebucto; and Jane, Longman, from St. Jukta's, New Brunswick. _ . PETERHEAD, Avows` 20.—The Union, Mackie, arrived hero last night, from Greenland, with 3 lisle, 411 tons. She brought no further account of the additional success of the other ships. Left the ice the 7th inst., and reports that other ships were taking thsir depart ure. Exsteontr, Aunusti IS.—The Woodhouse. Reny, from Lon don, has been on shore on or near the Middle (founds; but got WI, and is arrived here. Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Cronstadt, dated 6th August:— " I have to acquaint you that the Light-loose of Pakalost, tta the coast of Finland, opposite Nargen, wits be lighted on the frith August. Its height is 140 feet aboie the level of rho water. Further, that it ma y not be mistaken for Nargen, whicluis alto a revolving light. Pakalout is one-thin! of the tune dart, and two-thirds ditto bright. Nargen light is three.(ourths of the time dark and one fourth bright. I have been unable to ascertain the exact time of revolution." The Henry. of London, which was abandoned en the Ist of Mar. was fallen in with on the 29th ult., in I st 37 . lo n g . 1 7- with three feet water in her hold, by the Ganges, Milford, arrived at Liverpool. The Milfoed East Indistrum, Capt. Harwood, sailed from (hive." end on Thursday last, with the following passengers :—(;apt. and Mrs. Leicester, Miss L. 11. Hough, Miss Williams, Dr. Ketr, Lieutenant Day, and Gentleman Cade* F. 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An Eligible Property for Residence stud Investment. (By Order of George Daniel Macintosh, Esq. and also of J. Thomas, Esq. and aubera, Trustees of John Wilkin son, Esq. deceased, the present Proprietors). By Mr. ROBINs, (Of Warwick !louse, Itegent-street), At Garraway's Coffee House, Exchange-alley, Cornhill, on THURSDAY, the IZid of September, at Twelve o clock, IN LOTS, very desirable FREEHOLD and part COPY HOLD r.... , TATEs, Tithe Free and Land Tax Redeemed, situate at WALTON, a fine healthy part of the county of Surrey. Lot I. The Rectorial MANOR of WALTON, with its Rights, Privileges, Courts. Fines, and Heriots. A desirable Residence, WALTON LOD(fE, Erected on a handsome elevation, planned for the accomodation of a fancily of respectability, with spacious entertaining rooms, and Lumerous sleeping apartments, conveniently arranged; excellent range of domestic offices, coach-house. stables, farm and outbuild ings, farm-yard and buildings; excellent walled garden, clothed with choice fruit trees, hot-house, &c. seated in the centre of ii de lightful park, with about TWO HUNDRED ANDSIXTY ACRES Of meadow and arable land, in a ring fence, ornamented by a fine sheet of. water. principally belted by a fine thriving plantation, with carriage drive sad entrance lodge. &e. &c. Lot 2. A Desirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE, situate on the east side of the perk, with gardens, pleasure-grounds, and land ; containing upwards of FOUR ACRES, On beau to John Strongitharm. Esq. Lot. 3, A very Eligible and Desirable COTTAGE ORNEE, fitted up in a very handsome manner, and adapted for the residence of a gentleman's family, seated on a lawn, with delightful shrub beries. carriage -drive. and dry gravelled wake, roach-house, stable, and all requisite outbuildings, and about EIGHTY ACRES of meatiew, pasture, and arable land, all in a ring -fence, situated on the south-west aide of Walton Park, and adjoining the wad from Moulsey to Cobham, in the occupation of W. Parker, Esq. fur an unexpired term of about fifteen years. Lot 4. A Valuable PLOT of RICH MEADOW LAND, situate in Thames Meadow, adjoining the road from Weybridge to Walton, containing about TWENTY-ONE. ACRES, - ...... In the occupation of Mr. T. Keene, on Lease. Lot S. An Allotment of excellent A ItA BLE LAM), Bramble Hill, in Thames Field. containing nearly FOURTEEN ACRES. in the occupation of Mr. Court, on Lease, and the Tithe of about one acre of arable bind adjoining. To he viewed by tickets; and Mr. Strongitharm and Mr. Parker's residence f, by permission. Particulars mar he had on tha premises; at the Duke's head, Walton; Bear, Esher; Tay, Hampton ; Griffin, and of Mr. Knight, Kingston ; Swan,Chert sty ; Bush, Staines ; of Robert Blackmore, Esq. Chapel-street, Bedford-row; of Messrs. iwntlys, Horton, Rourke. and Sandys, Crane -court, Fleet-street; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, wivare tickets Cot viewing may be had, and a piss of stle4state may be sees. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EG; HA 31 RACES. TUESDAY. AUGUST 24. The renowned Runnymede this day assumed its annual scene of gaiety, and we never recollect a first day, onany tonnes occasion, present a mote brilliant appearance. The fineness of the weather, the promise of good sport, and the celebrity of the course, com bined to attract a very DUMCTOKS assemblage. At one o'clock their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Clarence arrived, and were shortly afterwards followed by the Countess Pawlett, Lady Limbo, and many others of the nobility, together with a long train of fashionables. There was also a tolerable show of sporting men, who, however, seemed to come more for amusement than business. We rejoice to add, that the sports of the day were not interrupted by any accident ; and the great vigilance of the police completely frustrated the exertions of the pickpockets. The sports were, on the whole, very fair, and gave satisfaction. The following is a correct statement : A Sweepstakes of 10 sovereigns each, with 20 added from the Puad,&r all Sib. 7st ; 4 yrs, Bst. 41h. I b yrs, net. 131 h. ; G yes and list. Mares and geldings allowed 31b. Heats, about 11 mile. %%Inner to be sold for 330 sovereigns, &c. Mr. Ramsbottom's Cephalus, 4 yet . . - 1 1 Mr. Scaith's b. f. by Whalebone, 3 yet . . 2 2 Mr. Cockburn's gr. f. Agnes, 3 yes - dr. 3 to 1 on the winner before starting, and any odds after the first heat. Won easy. The winner was rode by George Dockery, and the laser by Conolly. The Egham Stakes of 5 sovereigns each, 50 added, all ages (except 2.yr.olds)-3 yrs. 7st. ; 4 en, list. 41b. ; 5 yrs, list. 131 b ; 6 yrs, bst. 31b; and aged, i# t. 516. Winners once in 1624 to carry 31b. extra; twice, 51b. ; and thrice, 71b.: of a gold cup, 71b. Heats, , ----• ___ , _ , . .. ... 2 miles. . Mr. Smith's Blunder, 4 yes . . . I I • Mr. Wetherell'a b. g. Philip, aged • - 2 dr. Mr. Pearce's Shepherd, 4 yes - - - . dr. The first heat was won by Blunder very easy ; but in conse quence of the boy who led Shepherd taking him the wrong way af ter saddling, supposing the . plate of starting to be elsewhere, the others act Was before, and dill heat was won by Blunder; but on the error being represented to the Deputy Steward, Mr. Rams bottom (for J. A. Sullivan, Esq.), afresh start was ordered: this heat was also won by Blunder, who !;liked over for the third. No betting. 4 . MARKETS. iFrom the Loxdcm Net. Price Current.] COTTON—There was more inquiry last week for the lower de scriptions of Bengal Cotton for export, but the market generally for India has been heavy; the Madras were taken for consumption, as well as moat oldie Brazils. The sales are 1790 bags, as follows, viz---51141 Bengali , " ordinary to middling 5141. and 54d. ; lair and fair 'sld. a 51d ; good Ad. a fkl- ; 100 Surat:4. fair to good fa i i; d bjd. a 164 d.; 340 Madras. good fair to good 61d. .rid. very good r 4 4.; 400 Pernanss, 101 d. a 11d.; 120 Pares, 200 lloweds, 84. • 844. LIVERpoot., Acc. 21.—The demand for Cotton limited ; and some of the holders having been anxious to sell, the market has in consequence been very dull The sales amount to 7200 bawl. SITGAR--The advance asked by the holders of Muscovades last week prevented the usual purchases; the prices were however supported, but the sales were inconsiderable. There appears a greater disposition among the buyers to pur chase 51uscovades this forenoon, and though the sales are not ex tensive, yet the market appears improving; there is no alteration in the prices. The public sale of Barbadoes Sugar this forenoon, 156 hhds, went off freely about Is. per cwt. higher than the previous sides. In the Refined market there was little variation in the prices; the fine goods maintained the late advance, and low gipds were scarce, and commanded high rates. In the Refined market this forenoon there is no variation in the prices, but the buyers appear more inclined to do business ; fine goods are partially in request. Molasses are rather heavy, 255. a 255. Gd. In Foreign Sugars the purchases reported were not extensive ; some good white Ilavannah Sugars sold at 38s. fkl. CI /FFEF—The public sales of last week went off with consi derable briskness; and the late advance was firmly maintained ; St. Domingo sold freely at fils. • 625. 6d.; llsysnnah 50s. a Ws.; good ordinary Jamaica 591. arils , fine ordinary tits. a 665. It was anticipated the opeqing of the Porta for Fortign Oats would greatly improve the Coae market, hut the event has not produced such a great effect as was generally looked for ; good and tine ordinary Jamaica horever sold Is. a 2a. higher to.day ; St. Domingo at rt:ls. ; in the other qualities there is little variation._ The public sale this forenoon. 327 casks Jamaica and Dominica,' sold freely ; good ordinary rank Jamaica Gls. a 625., fine ordinary •95.; Dominica sold at the previous prices. FRUIT—A large public sale was attempted on Wednesday, consisting principally of Muscatells in boxes, of which there ,eared scarcely any sold ; Valentia Raisins were bought in from ' 525. a 545. ; Valentia Almonds 925. a 95x, French ditto 91s. ; Dalmatia ditto 955.; and 125 barrels Red Smyrna Raisins sold at 43a.; the demand generally continues very Languid. OILS—The accounts respecting tbe Greenland Fishery are be. coining more favourable, but there is no alteration produced in tbc prices ; for parcels lucre the quotation is still 221., and for arrival TM. Seed Oils are in steady demand ; Olive Oil rather higher. Accounts from the Davis Straits b ishery are now anxiously looked for. .3IP, FLAX, and TALLOW—The late advance in Tal low is firmly maintained : yellow candle Tallow, 1823, is atill 331. and fur new 38s. 3d.; 'Fallow for August and September ship ments 34i s. lid. a 3:is. 941. 1 n Ilemp er Flax there is little alteration to notice; Hemp for July and August shipments Ms. Itld. At the close of the market to-day, Tallow was lemur ; tor 182 3 , 335. Gil.; and new :Ns. ; sailers at these pricey. R 1 731, !MANDY, and lIOLLANDS--The Rum market con tinues Gnu, but the business lately reported is not extensive; proof Leeward' and 1 and 2 over Is. ad.; the late prices for stronger qua lities are also maintained. The accounts twin France as to the ap pearance of the vines are still unfavourable, and there is no doubt thieve will be a great deficiency compared with the previous year (which was ur.comnitily productive). The nearest price for Itrandy housed is 2s. 71; fur arrival in cargoes no tnuisiactiuns are reported. Geneva continues to advance; fur pale Is. lkl. is the neural quotation. J i .; To Sail the early part of September. OR MADRAS and BENGAL, the fast-sailing Teak 1 Ship AURORA, A. 1. MERCY EAR'', Commander. Bartben GnU Tons, lying in the City Canal. Lunchtime. This Ship carries a Surgeon, and is 1114 ht elegantly fiat,' up for Pas sengers. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerosa. lem CulFee.house; to Messrs. Inglis. Forbes, and Co. V, Mansion House-place; or to JOHN S. BRINILEF, 14. Birchin-lane,