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EAST INDIA HOUSE, Sept.tll,ll:2l frilE Court of Directors of the (lilted Company of JL Merchants of England trading to the East India do hereby gezieffatiiw, That the Committee of Buying and Warehouses will be ready to receive proposals in writing, sealed up,'on or before WEDNES- -I)AY. the 90th of October, 11124, from such persons as may willieg la supply the Company with BOOTS FOR SOLMERS And roil the Conditions of Contract may be men, on application to the Oak of the said Committee, with whom the pro posals must be left kerne Fikeven o'clock io the forenoon of the - id 20th day of t miter. shet which hour the Committee will not receive any !render. JOSEPII DART, Serretary. 1161 AL EXCHANGE ASSRANCE OFFICE, gdeblished by Royal Charier, in t he Reign of King George Seer. 11P21. Pere* whose Annual Premiums fall due on the llkh Instant ate balky idfierrned that Receipts are now ready to be delivered at the Coopany's °Sees, over the Royal Exchange and In Pall-mall, as well $8 by their nepeedve Agents in the 'bumf Counties; and the Valdes wand ant iviLueserd to apply for the renewal of their, Mittel on or before the 13th of October next, as the u.ual Fifteen Days Alowed few Payment. , beyond the date of each Polley, will then ctire. SAMCEJ. FENNING, Jun. Secretory. ".• Attendance is given daily. t the ' , aid I ltfices, for the Attu. "snot rc Buildings, Goods, klerei:andises, and Ships in Harbour, sea (lode , or while building hem I, , ese ee Deane by Fire ; and Per theriltsur!ftee ankiteirtintlitMlittea on, Lives. N.ll—Fire Policies will be tamed rag of expense to the soured where the annual premium amounts to I is. or upwards. BOOKS PUBLISHED. This day is published, in 2 thick vols. Bvo. aribellished with New Illaps and View of Sidney, price 245. boards, a New Edition, oinsidersbly enlarged, of A S TATIST ICA L ACCOUNT of the BRITISH lA. SETTLEMENTS in AUSTRALASIA Including the , ' Colonies of New South Wales and Van Dieman's land. With sn Enumeration of the Advantages which they offer to Emigrants, as well with reference to each other as to the United States of America and the Canada.; and Directions and Advice to Emigrants. By W. C. WENTWORTH, Esq. A Native 9f New Louth Wales. Printed for On. B. Wfiittaker, Ave Maria.lane, London. SALES BY EXCELLENT MODERN FURNITURE, Plated Articles, Cut Glass, China, India Cabinet. a Icy very pleas ing Pictures, Percussion Gum, Watches, and Effects, to be sold without reserve. By Mr. PEA RSE. At his Great Room. 133, Osioid.streaa, near Cavendish.equwee, THIS DAY, et fez Owe o'Cloek, AN Assemb i l= Ipodern FURNITURE, t'omPria.ing with rimebaiillimithwil _ THE ARMT. HALT-Tex.—The payment of three Months' half-pay to the reduced OHiccrs of his Majesty's hand Forces, due the Stith inst. (including those heretofore borne upon the Irish Establishment), will commence on Thursday, the leth of October next. Am ERMAN LOY Al.llsTs,--The payment of the pensions, and allowances to American Loyalists will be resumed** Wednesday. the 13th of October next. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Arrival at Mackira—TMditerranesu. _ ontlon, on the 17th August. Sailing* lino the Mettritists.—litp Circassian, Douth site, for M adras and Bengal, on the 15th August, and is Mediterranean, Steuart, on the St ath August for —t— NAFAL iirrztuozNct. 4 window-eurtaiss r ewe snicks, in chest adman ing !abl wi es, sups* tilsew7 ndow beirs...i4Vll:- soils 0 alai= might. curtains'for tiro siliolflarouss. arsoris and Venetian carpets, tine old ladle abliat OWN Original pictures by esteemed mntess,ricat plod scuds, pit Flo, mina, and effects. To be viewed and catalogues had st the nom as usual. COURT 3IARTIAL IN fNDIA. Iltas QUMITZIIII, CAMP, PUTIZIOUILU, Mallen 6, lttM. At a European General Court Martial, assembled at Diaspora, on Wednesday, the II th day of February, 1421, of which Lient.-Colonel M. Boyd, lst battalion 331 regiment Native Infantry, is President, Captain P. P. ' Morgan, of the ittl battalion 26th regiment Native ' Infantry, was arraigned upon the under-snentimedcharaell, U.--O• the whiled elladm• Gar. Timm maiWried at Chatham Lica= of shat Sap pers and Ms" tiro AN Star C?rPo. Qom* avals, " nrariesei. ma pp, farina. with ths eear akifteila • ardir sametellUneili Of the AdjsrsoltirriltWarr °( his Ro y al Ilixhasse the Duke of i f ifk, who, we arr sorry in state, was prevarbad hp als stritiligat. Ills Hopi Highness has, however, alesdied his issmolosiithtg Chathart on Thursday next, fur tbs saw Spoinpanted by his Grace the fluke of WeWaripos sod The Surly cutter. Liersara Itioladess, arrived at Chatham on the 2341 inst. Snstn Shields,* tissapahred. The Brisk sloop, of 1 gem. Own* Hope, &Mail at Chatham on the hast. with a Wisp Moor. which all captured off Mani. ask whit • of - 41 t tubs of spirits, ft nibs of to. tar in sasZte au* an sod dirik whldh were tit taken us 2Gth as pre Stochastic. The Brisk sailed again on the st. to station. The Esk sloop, of 10 guns, Captain Beecham, was put into doc ! at Chatham on the 22d inert. and pat out again on the 23d inst. : she is fitting for foreign service. The Ranger, of 26 guns, Captain Fisher, was put into dock at Chatham on the 24th inyt. and taken cm again on the 25th, after being repaired. The Goldfinch, of 12 guns, at Chatham, Is Rued for a packet, to serve on tbs Falmouth station, and was commissioned en the 256, by Lisutenant Wither. who is to command her. iiODE RN CH ENTSTRY PRACTICALLY APPLIES I'd THE MANUFACTURES OF GREAT BRITAIN. This day is published, a New Edition, price One Guinea, in bow& illustrated with very numerous Engravings on Came sad Wood. cyE THOUSAND CHEMICAL EXPERIMENTS, and PROCESSES in the useful ARTS and MANUFAC TURES of GREAT BRITAIN, practically and experimentally detailed. By COLIN AIACKENZIE, Operative Chemist, Author of the" Universal Recelpt-llook,"&c. Printed for Geo. IL Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane, London; Oli ver and lloyd, Edinburgh ; and J. Cumming, Dublin. Of whom may by had, the RAMC Editor's Volume of FIVE THOUSAND FAMILY RECEIPTS, in all the use ful and domestic Arts, price 10a. Gd. bound, being a volume indis. pensible in emery family. Grand Junction Canal, County !Me Annuity, Hope and Eagle Insurance Shares ; and Freold and Leasehold ' Mt& dlesex and Surrey. By Mr. WILLLIAMS. At the Auction Mart, Ilartbolamewilaue, TOMORROW. at 1 2 9'1 in Lots, THREE SHARES in that hiely-valnable Cones,, j_ the GRAND JUNCTION•EAMtL t 1 TWENTY SHARES 10 the COUNTY LIFE ANNUM; TWENTY SHARES in the ROPE and THIRTY SH In the EAGLE FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE. Also, several FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD HOUSES, situate in Geoeire : strcet, and Portland-place, and the Terrace, Vauxhall; Kenntuton, Southwest, Surrey' ead . ,Sl L ,Osorge's East. Part let on leases, and to tenants at will, 1 010. 1 kUp0 to upwards of MK per annum. The Estates to be viewed till the Sale, and partial. Lars had at the Mart ; and of Mr.Williama, T • 00-utrom " - rot sioduct sahlossdag the character of an Alm sods \mo Mae', dosed Cuttaek„ 3Uth llalsalMastl: ashlers, of w gs r a me corS . II hip liiiinallata Omni andi 111 , • mew Me* disrogosalld and I s is dm raid latter, mast ummerantably eat various insimm. Yew mt to the awe* of his Slid 1241p msaikg=111,61Partdi7Crn the fellowisi t =es, 1. " • You must, Ink ere now, be Mille was miler, inasmuch as the ishmestis• 'us w a rAtt li t u win founded was itself false, io as far as the reside• Mme concerned , as also with regard to the great majority of dse 'lam of the batta lion ; it is likewise false In this case, they having all called on me whilst I was yet In your Bungalow, or subsequently to my having left it knew emu.' i. " •Ws Okla now proceed to investigate the origin of this false tit* malicious libel, and to inquire to whom it is to be attri buted. " 6 Is aseawering this query, Colonel Carpenter's name must be left endrelyout of the question. " To whom, then, can it apply hut to Major Watson, Captain Stewart, sr idesitenant Auberjonoes " Having am reduced to the cabalistic number three, thous from sosampt whom is to be sought the libeller, who has had the endear as dictate to you with whom it is his pleasure that you lama immiate, I will oak now whst possible objection even these this* moms rapid have to calling on you, there being a possibility of MI tank Mat your house ? this k it hopqrsible to offer any but ono answer, namely, that his eonachasa pricked him, and told him that be had been guilty of injuring (ea at least endeavouring to injure) me; and he dared not look me in the face, through dread of betraying his cons cious r e i i i; and one thing, which low and grovelling minds can never 'ire, is, to see the person, whom they have triduced, rise, through fprce of conscious integrity, superior to their malevolent aspenions. illut how, I will ask, are these calumniators, or, per. haps I should say, is this calumniator, to avoid meeting me else where ; for, pa far as I can observe, you ars the only pawn whom the . y have dared to Insult by their dictation. ' Mow can he or they be certain that they will not meet me at the house of any other person, when he or they may call ; or what security have they that I may not conic in where tiaey may be one or two, or all three ; and one thing is main, namely, that I will never take the trouble to avoid them nor you, nor any other who may blindly lend himself to their cabal. " Those alone, whose deeds are evil, seek the shads; I, os the contrary, conscious of my own integrity, have ever sought the light, and ever will.' 3. " We will now appropriate a few lines to the objections of these persona to meeting with me (as I can conceive none others) to whose opinions you appear to bow with so much re. velfente. lILIARIZI This day waspt;tli.hed. the Fir Ft; Edition. T wiWail. ad. bound, rICHE WONDERS of the HEAVENS, displayed in Twenty Popular Lectures, and in Fifty large and very . strik ing Engraving., being the first attempt, at • moderate p rice, to give full effect to the Graphic Arts in the illustration of these sub lint, subjects. Printed for Gen. B. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane, London; Ulf vet and Boyd, Edinburgh ; and J. Cumming, Dublin. Of whom may also be had, I. SQUIRE'S OK AAI AI AK of the ELEMENTS of ASTRO NOM Y. Price Vs. 1161. 11'AITHMAN, MAYOR. In a MEETING or ASSFMBLY of the MAYOR, ALDER EN, and LIVERY:UE:4I.°f the several COMPANIES of the CITY of LONDON, iu 1:93131ffN HALL assembled, at the eIIJILDHALL of the said CITY, on WEDNESDAY, the 11th day of September, 1824. xsotAren Csrawireousxr, IreH AT the Thanks of this Common FIAII be prevented to the Right Honourable Robert Waithmadi Lord Mayor, to the great and important Services, which, for a se.les of Pekes, rendered to the City . of London ; and, in ani a ls lee& degree, PT th, exemplary manner in which he has discha the du.'es of uis high office .-, by a punctual. able, and inward° administratitri justice_by a lively and constant attention to the Rights and testlnterests of his Fellow Citizens—and by so upholding the dignizy of his station as to give increased importance to the Office f Chid' Magistrate. Nor would the Citizens of London deem this •nbute of eateent to their Chief Magistrate complete without expres s:rig Pteir conviction that 00 no occasion, during the term of his office, has he lust sight of those great Constitutional lust Principles *hick have contrihatsd to the Freedom and true Greatness of the Britt, h Empire. tienlved 17nanimously—That the thanks of this. Common Hall the given to George Hymn* 'Whittaker, Esq. and Sir Peter Laurie, Ext. late Sheriffs of this City, anti tihcriffof the County of Middle ,es, for the very active exertions, end unwearied assiddity, evineed by than during the year last past; fur the humanity and extensive charity displayed towards the unfortunate persons com. , ridded to their charge and custody; for their liberality and howl taliq. in ma:ntaining the honour and dignity of their Alec ; and tor ihe firmness with which they have supported the Rights and Privileges of this City. STOODTHORPE. _ _ EPSOM, SURREY. By W I NSTA NJ,EY and SONS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, the 12th of October, at Twelve, in Lon, 17ERY valuable and desirable FREEHOLD and CO- Y PYIIOLD ESTATIS lin part exonerated from the Land Tax), consisting of an excellent and commodious Family Resi dence, reeentAy put into complete repair, and now in the met per fect order, with coach-houses, stabling, yards, gardens, esease vatorin, granary, orchard, lawns, pleasure-pounds, shaded yaw shrubberies, and Pialltstiom A nest LODGE, orchard, farm-yard with suitable buildup, two Cottage*, and paddocks, containing near 13 Acres. Situate to CiIIIACEII.4IIMEZT, EPSON, In the Court? of Auxiszy, Only fifteen miles from London. 2. of S 4 3. ME FIVE HUNDRED QUESTIONS on the same, foe the use :Imola and Students. In leo. price 2s. BLAIR'S GRAMMAR of NATURAL and EXPERI. NTAL PHILOSOPHY. Prise ss. sd. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. QUESTIONS ditto. Price 2a. 8. SPAirti NATURE DUPLA YEE) in the Ileavena and Earth. A cola. 31. 12*. SHA WO ATLAS of NATURE. Folio, 21. Ss. Th7t.ifil:NT CRITICISM ON CONTEMPORARY IiINIKS. FAXWOUTEE, SEPT. n.—Sailed the Apollo and Industry, l r Longsound. POIIITEMOESTII, SEPT. ft—Arrived his Majesty's ship Champion, from a cruise; Speedwell, Ilannington, from Chester for London, with a leak In her bows, which she is stopping; Endraght, Seeger, from Memel; and Active, Moore, front St. Vincent's. _ MONTHLY CRITICAL GAZETTE, con j. *sluing Analytical Strictures on all the New Works which appeared in August, ta this day published, at Ts. fhe Your previous N.unbers, on the game useful and desirable plan., may also be had elimerwood and (AL, and of other Book sellers ; and the Work willf be continued on the rust day of every month. DEAL, REPT. 28.—The Friends, Todd, from Jamaica, lost an anchor and cable last night of the North Foreland; she has been supplied with another from Ramsgate. Arrived the Nau tilus, Tnpe, from Rio Janeiro fiw lishiburgh ; Ibis, Rummers, from Bourdeauz for Petersburgh ; and Breadalbane, Burgon, front Jamaica. A DWELLINO,MOI,SE Adjoining, Irith conclubounct, fata ling, and garden, occupied by Mr. Miller, on lease. A PIECE of MEADOW LA ND in front thereof, containing out one acre, with a stable and cow-bouse. GRAVESEND, SEPT. 29.--Arrived the Merchant's Friend, M'Cullock, from Archangel; Danulc, —, front the Baltic; Saucy Jack, — ' from the South Seas; and Lion, —, from Mexico--Sailed the Albion, rTrosaland, for Jamaica; Burrell, for Trieste; Unity, 7.ltonday, for Guernsey ; and Com merce. Pound, for Rotterdam. YARMOUTH, SETT. 27.--Arrived, Johannes, Shur, from Dantsic; Catherine Elizabeth, Peters, (mat Riga; Pomona, Olsen, from Ponground ; Minerva, Morley, from Riga; Manchester, Brown, from Qt am; Brothers, Fenn; and Minerva, Moore, from Memel; Johannes, Monson, from Norway; Cicero, Loney, from Archangel • all with timber and deals. Vrouw Wietsghe. Kim ; and Geode Hoppe, Younge, from Amsterdam, with oil-cakes. Endeavour, Thompeoe, from Guernsey ; St. Augustine, 111atorez, from Graveling; both with apples. Fair Trader, Steward ; and Windham, Elgate, from London; John aad Mary, Rutile,; and Lowther steam vessel, Matthewson, front Selby; Norwich Merchant. Lark, from Hull; all with goods--0 laden colliers. Sailed, Alfred, Simmons, for Gottenburgh, in ballast; Nancy, Cook, for Gibraltar, w ith c u l m . S usanna , Miles ; See Dog, Pile • and Octavio, Williams, for London, with corn and goods; Lowther stain vessel, for Selby, with passengers and goods; Telegraph, Baena; and Hope, Barker, for Hull, with corn ; Frien4 Barrett, for Cromer, with salt-10 light colliers. YARMOUTH, Seer. 28.—The Agenoria, Certhew, was run on board of last night by a brig, which carried away her bowsprit and anchor-stock, and did other damage; she is coming into harbour. LYX X. SEPT. 27.—The Vrouw Wickgardine, Oldenburgh, from Antwerp, bound to Leith, with oats, was forced on shore at Henstantoe and has taken so much dam a ge th a t it i s d ou b t f u l whether she can be got offsgain—the cargo, about half of which is injured with salt water, has been landed, and secured fur the owners. Writings, SEPT. 17.—Arrived the Ambrosia, Hall, front Nor way;Edgar Wood, end Sprightly, Ridley, from Petersburgh— all with timber and deals. LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 27.—Arrived the Amm, Farrell, from Jamaica; Columbia, Lee; and Belton, Cltmon, from New York; Orgood, Winkler, from Savannah ; Thomas 1.1r.-Iwen, Straiten, from Quebec; Aurora, from St. John's, New Brunswick; Sally, Cosgrove, .from Newfoundland • Minerva, Anderson, from Pesasbnrgh; Lune, Bond, from Bahia Broughton, (Arland. from Carthagens—sailed 4th August ; Sham rock, Smith, from Vire—athled Mis August ; and Euterpe, What. ley, from Malaga. Noarg Sulextts, Scat. 27—The Endeavour, of South Shields, Forsy th , from Quebec, for Lond o n, i s l us t a t 3li que l on . Crew arrived hen in the Wonky, from Pictou. Anew/Lex. SEPT. 2S—The Stockton packet, which ran on shore on Saturday night last, has gone to pieces, and the cargo nearly all loat—crew saved. New YORE, Ago. 27.—The Sancho Psoza, Harris, from hence to Tam % pico, is spat on the Alla lima, in the Gulf of 31evco. Erne red. The Milo,Woodbary, from Havre, arrived at Boston on the 21st ult. She experienced a hurricane on the 10th, in lat. 43. lung. 57. and was thrown on be: beam ends, and did not right till she lost al her masts. She afterwards saw a ship and a brig diameter!. New Tose, SEPT. L.--The French brig 'kernels, Boularrpr, from Carthagena, for Bordeaux, has put into Halifax, having car ried away her rudder in a gale. The Captain was unfortunately " killed in getting it on board. l'reer.Le SPORE"; wren.—Mary, 111`Clure, Golden. Spring, for London • and Benjamin, for Liverpool—all from Jamaica. 2 - 2rl • ult. clear of the Gulf. Clarendon, Jamaica to Liverpool. loth ult. off Cape Antonio. Experiment, Clyde to Richebucto, 6th instant. William. Liverpool to Si. John's, New Brunswick, 6th in,tant. George Canning, of Whitby for Mirarnichi, 7th inst. Elizabeth packet, Falmouth to New 1 ork, 7th inst. Nova Scotia, LiveTpuri! N.S. to Trinidad, 26th ult. Thalia, London to Halifax, this lest. George, of Whitby, Liverpool to 31iramichi, 12th inst. Ank, 31onerief, Jamaica to London, Md ult. Independent, Wild, Ma umee to Trieste, off Terceira, 26th Ult. The Two Brothers, NV ishart , from Newry, sunk at the count. of the Old Dock, Liverpool, on Monday.. This day %published, price THE EUROPEAN MAGAZINE for OCTOBER,. embellished with a Portrait and Memoir of Wm. Sharp, Esq. the celebrated Engraver, and Member of the Imperial Aca dian_ y at Vienna, and containing the following articles :—Miseries of , a nude Meeting—Mirth and Sadness--Ths Origin of Magic am% the Eastern Nationa—Chapter on Kings--Smiles and Teats 10imatrie Character—The Periodical Press, and. an Essay on tbe Mltu of the Author of " Ali," by Martin ADDerniot, Esq. --Choke of a Wife—Lines to Julia—Sonnets—The lament of Bathylles Seeundus—The Moonlig h t Plain—Ballad on the Death of Beatrice Saladlne—Translation of Cardinal llembo's Sonnet— View of Public Affairs—Reviews, Fine Arts, Theatrical Criticisms, Another PIECE of MEADOW LAND, called the HW containing about two acres and thirteen perches, situate in boat 4 l' the high road, leading front Epsom town to Dorking ; and Oneother PIECE of MEADOW, containing about two we, eitu:tte adjoining the Leiden wad, at the sot: mew the town of Epsom. NEXT TUESDAY, STII OCTOBER. DISII, of the out and Fortunate STATE LOT 1. a TERM OFFICE: 4 , .1, Conduit, and 9, ('haring-cress, re minds his best Friends the Public, of the near approach of the Drawing ; and that in ONE DAY, viz. TUESDAY NEXT, the Sum of 299,0001. Sterling Money, will be distributed among A4enturers au the present I satery. On that Islay FOUR of £20,015), Aral Thirty-four other Capitals, must be drawn ; every Number will be decided, and every Ticket a Prize. La the last Lottery BISiI abated and sold THRE4 £20,01111 To be viewed by tickets osly, which, with descriptive parties'ses and plans, may be had of Me ars. Willies*, Whitmore, and CO. N 0.9, Lincoln's Inn New.square ; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster row. Particulars also at the Inns at Epsom, Ewell, Ashtead, Leatherfiesd, Dorking, Reigate, Suites, and Croydon, and of Messrs. Oardom and Sons, Epsom. with all the anal Lacing sod trclentitie biadligenea. PubUdball by Sharsoad and Co. Patamaater-n FREEHOLD ESTATE, OLD FISH-STREET. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Man. os FRIDAY, October 29, at Twelve, by cedes of the Heir at Law of Mr. John Fred. Steinberg, deemed. A Substantially-erected Brick DWELLING-nOUBE, Zliof three Stories, with a Frontage in Old fhlidosst of about 21 Feet, and extending in depth down Old Fisaraassa.llo 0 Fee. The interior at present is in an roloiabod soak owl oseassoleat ing therewith is a strongly-tin/Me trawilimr tar elm, with Crane.doom and loop-hole motplelt i _sesesedig North to South about 3$ feet, and from East to Woat r 012 feet t a Comb-balm and Stable. with kia, sod oular the whole. To be viewed by applying oa the premises, Time printed par ticulars may be had ; particulars also of Messrs. Straka and Daw. son, Solicitors, New Boewell.court, Carey-nrest ; at the Man; and of Winstanley and Sou., paturquitareroir. ---6 " -- rdind first fur Major Wation—r " • What has he to complain of " Why, a great matter, truly y I required of him to act like a gentleman !! ! An unreasonable request, doubtless ! and perhaps ' sot so easily to be followed as recommended.' " The whole or any part of such conduct being atibralive of mi litary discipline, and in breach of the Articles of %Var. (Signed) "A. T. WATSON, Wolof, " Commanding 2d bat. 26th regiment N. I." CUTTACI, liTll OCTOBER, IBM. Additional charge preferred against Capt. P. P. Morgan, by Brigadier Carpenter, commanding at Cuttaok. • For having, while under arrest on the foregoing chime, ad.' dressed a latter to Brigade-Major Faithful!, dated Cut list November, 1823, conveying highly o ff ensive and unjustifiable imputations on my conduct, particularly la the following parr grahs, viz.:_ 'p' I do, however, most solemnly protest against such decision, as well as the debarring me from reference to superior authority, as acts of the utmost cruelty.' " This is, I believe, the first time of an officer, under arrest, being Flame at the wary and discretion of his declared and pro. fused onorniss. For such, end unprovokedly such, do I conceive 1/4a Warm and his Staff Officers to be. And it is well known ant on amity is so implacable as that which is gratuitously ad l i lemm tam. a.m. I do expect nothing but indignity and rd, whilst impressed with web an opinion, I cannot ram fressaspreesing abhorrence of the cruelty and injustice of subjecting us W their authority.' " Tba lime being subversive of mititarg discipline, and in breath of the Ardsles of War. (Villsed) " 0. CARPENTER, Lieut—Colonel, Commanding in Cuttack." CIITTACI, Nov. 21, 1823. Upon which charges the Court mule to the following,de cision - - • Ls. : &AN . . . - C.,0,009 lad lit . . shine 114412 . a Primo( . • &c. &c 20,000 A NNALB of WOOING and FANCY GAZETTh. At Contents of the Number for October, price 2s. 6d. Mud with a fine Engraving by Landseer, of—l. Dogs setting * Hs ..S. A View of the (grand Stand, Doncaster. Oarotwax COMMUNICATIONS. 1. Plaid Sports for October—The Pheasant, Breeding Ruh% Game Cocks; Grouse and Partridge shootint—Cottrekw-liss. hunting—Angling. 2. On Shouting and the Fowling-pieco—The Huns. Vorritiebusi, Spanish Banda, S. Ranting Privilege& of the Londoners. Tier Chronicler, Nu. II L, by Geoilley Fieldsman, Est.—. Lptioston Fishing along Shore dangerous. Burderup Races, Perticulars--Visit to Exeter Races, Rev.{ &option, excellent Buns—Salisbury Musical FistivaL G. Hunting Song—" Up, up in the Morn." 7 Sunny Inland Voyage from Westminster to Tintero dibbey..— airigand Canalism. ionel Hawker's Instructions to Young Sportsmen, Remarks us—Mietakes corrected—Length of Uun-Barrel—The Recoil, find he has now on sale a variety of Tickets and Shares, for the Pawing of Tuesday Neat, at his Oftlers t No. 4, Combill, and V, Claring-crass. • • 'fhe Price of Stocks is affixed, hourly, pt 111S1I'S Oldie Comhill, by which the public may sedltedetiona, FOUR OF 9LOOOI. ALL IN ONE DAY. AND NO BLANKS. AZARI) and CO., the Contractors for the present, Lopery,,re . highly. gratified bi the &probation betowed Drawn in One , pai ii, NpC,T TUESDAY. .•+athe Scheme to be -.fawn n. _..„ _, /id October, when ALL the POUIrP y RI - ZES of 20,00 W. and Al,l, the other CAPITALS, anti Ala. the SMALLER :'RILES, and the Pate of every Number, must be decided. SCHEME CONTAINS 4 • Prizes of - 20,11001. All Money 0 of 1,000/. and 2,0001. All Money IS of MI. and 5001. All Money St of 1110/. and 200/. All Money es addition to the above and the smaller Prises, every Num wig receive Five Pounds in Monty, leaving no Blanks, u cads Perchaser will be sure to get a Prize, or bare part of his Money roomed, Next Tuesday, Huard and Co. sold an Shares, en the last Letteq, Three Prises , 420,00t1i. via.:— No. 11,R13, 20,0001. in Shares i 10.003, 20,000!. in Shams 12.V11, 29.0001. in Snares • du& Offices, 3, lloywl Exchange ; 26, ComhIll; 00111 Ni,, Oxford-street, end of Regent-street. Hazard and Co. remind the Public that they bus now strived at the Final Lottery Grant of Parliament, and tbst Lotteries win Icontinued when the present one expires. %R. E,ADIi"S LI-FE PRESERVERS are Mal at " J DEAN-STREET, S 1 111 U. and no other place in Loads. being a methodical ansagenient of Remedies for the Pisces.% of the Mayo, previously prepared as toenalia Patients to prescribe IR themselves, without trouble or Ash,{ thereby proving deniable In many instances a Life Preserver. The wittionsishri lii been sanctioned by long and successful experirmei. 4•4 h hundhd arm a system in which all the models improvemalhe aim WOW Sissedicine are combined. They parrs fonromili h her, par of the country, on receiving moment y posts, elluteloa,..v ll s.; g2s. ; and SU. ; Family 0 'besta, li. 16x. , whb NOM dirahas. NEWINOTON SURREY. TO BE LET, ON ',EASE. ACIIEERFUL RESIDENCE, with Coach-lessie, Stabling, and Wiese, extensive Gardens and Flamm Orinueds, and within bait as hour's walk of the Bridges. The Hewer is fitted up with esseeenpesaible and other chimney-pile" mid wart asa r talne live besi.eleaukses, ihNsg, drawing, and benehhot- awry, atiximeltall good and namsrons missFaccoonnedatless 'slats kha to a family of ai . weeps& tability. For further Particulars angl Carp .to view apply to Winemaliey and Sass, Paternoster-row. Charge, Cleattain B. The Ist of pulous NeighbourhZwd. ~..._.„ Hi Hunting Song—" The Dawn of Day." 11. Visit w Knowsley Park—Hospita lity Stabling, Horses,' Hounds, Stags' Instinct and Breeding—Novel Feature to Natural History. ..1!. ilydrpplsobia—Syrriptorns of Rubles. Prejudice. and Error 13. The liorse—Mr. Hinds in continuation. On the Intestines —of their Functions, external Injuries, and Diseases itteident thereto. DETACHED FAMILYRESIDENCE, FOUR )MILES FROM THE EXCHANOE. TO BE LET, OR THE LEASE TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By WINSTANLEY a.d SONS. THE LEASE of a mat amsfortabig FAMILY RESIDENCE in • amploo @meg of gubmgaial am ans. mood maga anuaining — am bs l waft , , eurlng mesa gal migegrous dams I Mabee/Dom god aloft sa lg roiler=24l%, l 7 l l? =ed illi vt all = water; will' inasiAmmily for Moo balm, gavais Pad, Am d t mart, and wad grim as 4 pada* of about as sag gabreozitees. abanag g y regoomble god odd adolilogmbig., about tbu To Ingo city. be @Wel, and further inindeilmrs Wigstaalgy sad Bona Pataiamam knows, gapilletlesov. 11. Publications connected with Sporting Subjects :—Ward's Drawings of Fourteen celebrated Horsea- 1, The tempting Pee. Mt. " a Print—lluidana, Vol. IV.—History of the Work ; lead. Int Errors of the Pugilistic Pram, and train of Leils—Historians of the Prize Ring—who, what, and when IS. Grand Stand at Doncaster, with a Plate. noes Onette--Movements of the Fancy. 17. Sporting Occurrences—Home Intelligence. Turf Atfales—Doncaster St. Leger. Races to come, Turf Herald, &c. &c. Leaden: Printed for Sherwood, Jones. and Co., Paternoster. th, , 1) I', tb of tn s' b a s ' BILIOUS ANIS LIVER COMPLAINTS. AS a mild and t ffectual remedy for all those disorders which originate in a vitiated action of the Liver and binary organ, namely. Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Head Ache. Heart burn, Fluidness., Spasms, Commons', Affectioas of the Liver, fr. _ 7 DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS have met with mom general amoral than any other Medicine whatsoever. They units every recommendation of mild operation with successful effect; sod squirt no restraint or confinement whatever during their use. In mmical climates, where the consequences of redundant and vitiamid are so prevalent and alarming, they me an invaluable and elciert protection. They aro likewise peculiarly calculated to maul ilisonlora arising front ezcesses of the table, to restore the tone of du stontarch. and to remove most complaints occasioned by nvegalarity of the bowels. bad in Boxes, at 2s. 9d.; Se. t lls.; and 22*. ; by Betlen's Chemists. 4. Cliespside, ht. Paul's, and 220, Regent-street, (near the Argyll Rooms), London; iraterloo-place, Edinburgh; Sack elk.street, Dublin ; and by the principal Medicine Vender, throughout the United Kingdom. 311, STRAND. Tux SWIMMERS; Or. Ax EXPEDITION POSTPONED. At Mar t ate. a swimmer excited much wonder, Amphibious he seened, for emerg'd in the deep He floated like cork on its surface and under 1 Wok other strange fish its recesses would e One Hundred bright Guinea,, dm bet I l e i llle "‘" An Amateur cried, " that from Thane: to Franca Excursion aquatic this fellow shall try And all competiti on excee d a nd d e fy I' . Another cried " Done t"—and to-morrow the day, " Who fails in lus man the cool Hundred shall M.. llrpenunn at leisure so thoughtless a whim. " PM, Tofu," to his servant, " My lad. can yogi swim Y' 0 yes, Sir, a mile, if that's all.-to the bottom 1.- flowerer, I've h ear d o f you? wager ," mid Tom. " Vet trust to my art, for matireuvres I've got 'ern That fellow to keep on dry land and at homer' Pronsiona next day in a haversack peeking, With boots highly polish'd by WAIMZIeII Jts Dt.ao/01110. Where seen.'d in their shade young devils display'd ; Thr pier Tom appear'd on, no confidence lacking! " What's this said the other, " you look br . your atomsilsb Instead of • swim, well equip'd for a voyage The 'hides in the IlLaca I go now eyeing whams In drr...l admiration, " Al/ons ! then, for Frame— But oil with your bo as !" said Tour, " Attended are still by these dark tiny elves r— " Then you and your imps may set out by younselseal BY devils prepared—if 1 I' ll be (1,-..-As'il!" M c forfeit T om ga i n 'd f ur his tastes.--attacking The fiats of his rival by Waitasw's JILT 13L•CittP 6 This may shining an d brilliant IttacatgoarPored b ./ li t a t 30. Strand, London; and it in ever, town ." the k ingdosh. Liquid, in bottles, Iltl. , 10d., 12d.. and Ind. each. Mee P otts Blacking, in pots, lid., 12d., and 113 d. 00- A ' billin g Put of Paste b equal to four Is. bottles of Liquid. e s . Ash for Warren's Mackin& BY HIS MAJESTY'S SPECIAL COMMAND. Early in the ensuing year will be published, in one vol. Ito. JOANNIS MILTONI ANULI DE DOCTRINA CHRISTIANA Libri duo poethuml, nune primula typis mandati, 'dente C. R. RUNNER, H.A. At theism, time wUI be published, uniform with the above, A TREATISE on CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE, by John Milton ; translated from the original by C. R. Sumner, M.A. Li., burlap and Historiographer to his Majesty, and Prebendary of %Vaunter. Printing at the Cambridge University Press ; and to be published by Charles Knight, Pall-mall East ; and sold by all his Ilniesty's Booksellers. AN OCTAVO SCIIOOI. ATLAS OP TWENTY-FIVE MAPS. This day le published, finely estrived on 23 Plates, with all Die coverlet to the prism time, in tive., outlined and neatly half bound, price 12s. A NEW SCHOOL ATLAS of MODERN GEO- La. °KAPUT, containing Maps of all the Principal States and Kingdoms of the World. To which is added a Map of Cana& or Judea, for Scripture Reading. The whole compiled from the latest and best Authorities. By I. C. RUSSELL. Geographer. 0 . 0 The Maps are printed on a tine stout dra Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, London.— .lll Sr Pet bor t ;sisy be had, OSTELL'S GENERAL ATLAS, loyal 4to. 30 Maps, re cently engraved on an enlarged male, end corrected to the present time, half-bound ; coloured outlines, price lBs., or full coloured, 21e. 61.11'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY, royal Vino. with seven Maps, Ninth Edition, price 3a. bound in red. TMs day is published. rice U.ll of No. X. B UCKINGHAM'S ORIENTAL HERALD and COLONIAL REVIEW; CONTWISINOS I. On M. Bentham's Book of Fallaciee—ll. Friendship, • Sonnet—lll. Essays on the Distinguishing atoractariesisa of the Duwa r Principal Governments of Asia, N 0 .7 s Onemnimet of the Caliphs —lv. To — , with • Vase of Roidia•W , ai•Otal is and ant from India by Sea—V. Is tense al dm Ashok of Parb—Vl. War Song—Vll. Ftemitimit sod Trans actions in the Government of Beaehey....Vlll. The Ass of the Desert-,-I X. Sketch of the Clisseator and Writing" 0 Peter Boyle, the celebrated Philosopher of Illosoparo—X. Ivan the Shah Nautili. _X I lovernment, Chamois. ..J Ilkomsou of the Burmese Npion—X 11. The Hospitality of as litsieekm—Xlll. On the East India Company's Monopoly of Tao, Leta 4-2 CI V. Fancy and Genius--XV. Cho:setts of the Ore** and the Turts, from the Diary of • Russian Traveller—XVl. Dejanira and the Centaur, a Stwinet—XVll. On the Knowledge of the Connor'', People—XVlll. Mornios : Evening—XlX. Pretended Indepen. deuce of the London Prate—X!. To the Miniature of • Female Friend—XXl. Invitation, Paraphrase from the Song of ;Woman s A Detailed Account of the Burning of the Ship Fame, at Sea, by an Eye-Witness—XXlll. Stanzas, written WOW after leaving Scotland for Greeco—XXlV. Education of Youth for Civil Odices in India, No. 1--Literary Report—Correspondence on various Subjects—Debate at India Ilouse—and the latest Indian, Colonial, and European Intelligence, &c. eto. Published Monthly, by J. )l. Richardson, 23. Cnrriltiß. Sold by W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; J. Cumming, Dublin ; and may be had of all Booksellers in the United Kingdom. The First and Second l'olunics. with Talc., Indexes, At. are DOW eknuplete, and ready for delivery. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE, IMA ND. MA'S OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms • se- I R. rood division if Rama N:llinsta ssame lions mad i r eipk osen a 1 largo and woilanonnilismood Stock of Cur rick, Taoism, Phaeton, sod Chaim Hamm !W own &scrip -1 Lion of MilitaM HMO& ad Ids &Mks, he Moms Use, Eau and West Indies, New Ikea Wass, eng_i# ls ot at Can , Bedsteads, Camp 'Talks and Orbs. Canis .......6.lw Stefeeiv Cabin low, Clod aid idle* Tmohs. Oases= tined ag,, am ma sleiu soe isi sass prism a. 0 - 70171 a ding, WridosiDerks, be. A hop osmosiont st Belts, a Infantry Strad lass. latitiss, Belts, and Pim* dim The Hamm mid sp*a with the Summer and Win ter Horse . , from their excellent quality, firm seyb of moderate price. The whole of the Aided's Is eh ON warranted, and that excellent gigs, of My_ yew stonfinar. b strictly adhered to, of asking but wMender * Many Prko, loss which no diatom sr abatement will mods u soy sisommismres. N.8.....T0 moms miessima. dm Public will plan to shame, dim** thou Pia* alluoces to this Out Suing Warehouse am in &ma 'Clones. A Lilt of she East Win Cowpony and licensed Ships, and Mosoks Porn, are constantly kept. SALMON, ODY, and Co. most respectfully solicit the attention of Medical Gentlemen and the Public to observe, that the TRUE PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSS has 4 Ss'mon, Ody, and Co., MK, Strand . London," marked upon t h e leather ease, wi th which they ere of the emote:out kind. These Instruments will answer for right or left able ; they also admit of Maass and demeans in sine sod form, requiring no under strap, buckles, or any galling bandage. • - - N.B. Persons la the country see requested lo send the ClICIANI• (creme of the bod). an inch below the hips. Sold by ono we mars Druggists in every City and principal Town in the United 111‘pisen. SODA, AERATED MAGNESIA. AND OTHS.B. MINE RAL. WATER*. r SCRWEPPE and CO. deem it necessary to stele, el • that they are the original inventors and Manufacturer. of the above-mentioned MINERAL WATERS, and that their me thod and manner of preparing the same is entirely confined to them selves. the knowledge *vet hearing imparted to any other psnons. - - - • • • - - The approval and pattwege of the Faculty, in addition to the long.contirmed practiceand experience, is sufficient to seknow. ledge their superiority and preference over every other manufacture of th e kind, and which has continued to them the favors of the Nobility, Gentry. and Public in generaL J. Schweppe and Co. have Agents in all the principal Towne, from whom any supplies may be bad. Orders fee exportation exe cuted with every possible tare and expedition. N.B. As many persons are in the habit of selling soda water made by others, purporting to be manufactured by J. Schweppe and Co. it is necessary to observe, that all the Waters MUM. lectured by J. Schweppe and ( . 0. are labelled with their name. 79, Margaret-street : Cavendiah.square. Fienexo AND SENTENCII.—" The Court having maturely the evidence adduced, with what the prisoner has urged lnrtlefeace, is of opinion that he is guilty of all apde• e v a 7 part of the charges preferred against him, which, being in breach of the Articles of War, does sentence him, Captain P. P. Mor— gan, of the !d Battalion, 26th Regiment Native Infantry, to be discharged the service of the liontiumble Company."—Approved sad confirmed. ISigned) . 0 EDWARD PAGET, General. Commander-in-Chief in India." The sentence of this General Court Martial is accom panied by a recommendation of the prisoner to cle mency, on the ground of length of service ; and the Com mander-in-Chief would be well inclined to attend to it, if he did not feel imperatively called upon to mark, by a se vere example to the army, the sense he entertains of the conduct of those who, instead of employing the influence resulting from mature jean and long service, to direct the minds of inexperienced youth in the straight path of duty and reverence for legitimate authority, avail themselves of it to teach them the lesson of insubordination and disre spect to their superiors. Captain Morgan is to be struck off the List of the Army from the date on which this order may be published at Dinapore, and directed to proceed without delay to Fort William. On his arrival there, the Town and Fort-Ma jor will be pleased to take the necessary steps for providing Mr. Morgan with a passage to Europe. The satisfaction diffused in Mr. Sivewright's contracts, incontestably proved by the increased number of Tickets disposed of, renders it almost superfluous to invite the Public to their Offices, as they may justly observe their principles are judiciously adopted and copied by others, viz.—giving a large number of Capital Prizes, which come body is sure to gam, whilst every Purchaser is sure to get back 5/. per Ticket at !met, Shares in proportion ; and Four of 20,04001. with thirty-four other Capitals, will be &awn in One Day (Next Tuesday) being, in all, 200,000!. Prize Money, which may now be obtained at the Fortunate Offices of Mews. J. and J. Sivewrig,ht, 37, Comhill ; 11, Holborn • and 39, Haymarket, where the y sold Seven Capitals last Lottery—and No. 17,71.5, 20,0001 !. yIDDING and Co.. Office, No. 1, Cornhill, still proves the foot; of attraction ; the public are impelled there by the never-to.-be-forgotten instances of extraordinary luck— one Gentleman, of Leadenhall-street, obtained Five Capi tals there within twenty-five months, two of them different 20,0001. Another Gentleman purchased Two Shares of 20,0001. in two succeeding Lotteries (the last Share sold by Pidding and Co. in one, and the first in the next) : had also two other Capitals there, a 1,0004 and a 5001. These and many similar occurrences, though sounding like tales of romance, are absolutely facia. There are now Four of 20,0001., with 34 other Capitals, all to be decided Next Tuesday, sth of October. Pidding and Co. hope many of these will be distributed at their Offices, No. 13, South Bridge, Edinburgh, and at the Lucky Corner, Na . Cornhill London. I Pa w O-Bao us.—Twenty-seven pawn-brokers who had been severally summoned before the Magistrates of the Head Office of Police, were on Friday fined in the sutn of tire shillings each, for transacting business on Sundays.— . Dul,:11 raper. SHOWNG ACCIDENT. On Mr. Alderman Wood's return to the Justice-mom, Guild. hall, after the Common Hall, George Kendal, the driver (arm the son of the owner), of the Upper Clapton stage, and Thomas Hiil. a carman. in the employ of Mr. Smithies, of Wellsateett, Well elom-square, were brought betUre him, in consequence of • shuck. ing accident that had just occurred on Cornhill. A Mr. Cork, haberdasher, of Walthamstow, said he was on the box of the Claptoa stage, which was proceeding slowly dos d Com hill, at a very gentle trot; and they were passing a town can. on their right side. when happening to look down, he saw a man in the act of falling; and before he could call to young Kendal to stop. the wheel of the cart passed over the man's head. To the hest of his judgment and belief, no blame whatever was attached to the coachman. He did not think that either the pole or the horse:: touched the man, but that he probably slipped down in ttj mg to get out of the war. Hill, the carman, said lie was at his horse's head, and on the proper side, and did not even know of the accident till a pentlemri came up to him, and told him, " he took it very coolly—there was a man killed." HesPatio* friends of both the prisoners were in attendance, and gave each of them an excellent character for carefulness and sobriety; and as there was nothing to chew wilful blame upon the part of either of them, Alderman Wood accepted bail for their ap pawance Pn IFriday, by which time the verdict of the Coronet's lnquqc would be known. The unfortunate sufferer is well known se occasionally sweeping the crossing opposite the Royal Exchange gate. Ilia head vs:. ,dreadfully aushai, the cart being heavily loaded, and he ciptritt while being conveyed to St. Bartholomew's hospital. CORN EXCHANGE, WzroxEstur, Sir?. Fine Wheat sold readily to-day on much the same terms as Mon. day. There was no line Barley at market. We have had cor.si dersble supplies of Foreign Oats since Monday, and mitt.y of thusa sold on that day were refused, so that our market 0pc..001 hoary this mtwaing, and rather cheaper titan on Monday, but afterwards we had a lively demand, and Mooday's prices were rsaalv ob. mined. Beans and Peas sold at much the same prim as oa day, COAL MARKET. Stet. 2s. SWIM AT ISSIMIT. SHIPS SOLD. PRIM 24 Newcastle - 2441 - 264 3d to Us lat 13 Sunderland - 9 315. Od 40. lid Stone Coal -49 s .l to —a Oa 14 Culm - - 117. Od to u.t On Thursday, Mr. W. Hart, of Stoke stewat,l to Sir W. Call, Bart., attained his hundredth year. Ta bells rang and his friends met at a handsome &mar J - 'tided to celebrate the event.--Cerntedll Parc-.