The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1824-11-29 00:00:00

A , r• // 0- / (t ti. f , . --le . I .C. ( / %,.._ /I r . 7 • At •"° l O • • :1i47 47; i. 4 t :t , • 41~ \ll Tilt 1 - ktitt-'.) .proo L , 11,11,1 N o . 6,1461. LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1824. Price 7t14 NAsr /Nn/A 110 US IC, Nov. 27, 1112/ r iviz Court o f Iti 'erten., of the United enneivinn 1. Iderrhants of Enema.' trading as 'Ai Len ledeu Ju Itireby -'V Nab Tit,,tie tu utermentkated further Papaw, relating in the Ailmi- D 114! of the Marlin, of 11:mtinge, wIU be ready he delivery I.,,,imetors at t h u, llou.v on Thursday neat, the 211 bet. • 1, •••et Inatrocifor• from the Bengal flevernmen a . I.' kofow, hood the 7th January. Iltl4 ; also, 'Ater Iron the 31 aqui% of Hastings's() the Chairman, dated the foli May, 1823, with 1(1 incloeure ; and the r. Gibe Coot', trplv, dated the litth June lailtiming„ JOS1:111 DART, Secretary. BALLS BT AUCTION. FROM SATURDAY NIGHTS GAZETTE. —imam— C'ar Uwe Ham, November 24. , fin . „. The King was ti,ii. tiny pl ti to confer the Iriontir of Knight. hood upon It.. Au gman"' W Brevet Depute Inopertiir of Hos pital* in the Itriiisit Service. eof the Phytiriatia in Ordinary to his Moat Eanlifil M.ip•o:. t King of Portugal, Brazil, and the A literves and K hichr Cain of the Royal l'ortuguese 31 ili. tau Order of the Tower anti word. December 18. Jet:tallith Tupmen, HumeMatra's, Blooms. bury, watch-tuaker, at eleven, At the Bankrupts' Court. January It. Jammer Maxwell. Boston, Lincolnshire, tes.dmillor. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. December 18. James Grange ' Piccadilly. ('ovcnt.garden, and Kingstand.riad, fruiterer , at twel ve, at the Bankrupts Court. December 18. Edward Jones and James Norris, Budgs-row, stationers, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. December IN. William Atkinson, Clemente-lane, Lombard street, merchant, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. December 18. Thomas Davis blinarits, stationer, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. I terenther. 24. John Caner, Lancing, Sussex, farmer, at twelve, at the M'hite Horne lure , Sti yiiisig. December 22. Edwin Weaver, Bristol, ironmor.ger, at one, at the Rummer Tarts , All taint's-lane, Bristol. December 22. Thomas Dewitt, Carlisle, draper, at eleven, at the flush Inn, Owlish. " Jaw Dew."' sead " Napalms of London," likewise a deg-hisest and a handepikemarked Neptune." lava*Pool. 4 Nova O.—Arrived the Ands:tea. Dewberry. Irmo Bahia; Planter, Davis, from Rid:cheese; Mary Ann, M'Kersit s and-Juno, —, from Peteeeburgk. Ofthe port the Bitten, few? Si. John's, New Brunswick t aid Bootle, —, from CA kinry, Nev. 21.—T he Warming verds, which were driven on shore, have ben get oft, ; lhanhestt eC Somerset, Jolly ; Lark, Slade I Georg... Hopper; and Commrrer. Loworihy, cargo damaged; The siah,l..can, Mattis, will lie get Ur after discharging part other cargo. The other reat:ii ai.i not be got OF bef"re the neat spring tula t. SWAXIMA. Nov. 23.—The Vrow Anna, Borend, bmind to !II!. teraam, Las been driven into this pert, very leaky, aid must Aim. chews. Nuara &HELM, Nov. 24.—The John end Elizalmtls, Brume, from Shields for London, got open the Nord band last Hiatt, in Etentpting to get into the helmet, but it is reuertcd she will be gut aff ageing crew 'aved he the life-boat. The Elitialtatk„ Brown, fmm Sunderland for 7 . ol)rnern, got open the reeks, a limb nurth of this harbour, aad it is surpsiini she will nee be gnt or again—erew saved. COVk:NT.t,AN/UI-.N. LEASH AND FIJRNITURE, No. M, HART-STREET, ....... fly Mr. EltlVAlt D FOsTINI, On the Premises, TIII DA v. Noy. 49, at 11, by direction of the Proprietor, 9111 E unexpired Term of the Lease of the Praniscs, 1 with immediate pnesenttion : also the genuine Ilowiehold Furniture, pier and chimney glows, hue prints, framed and glued, chins, glare. linen, ual etkets : consisting or 4.. post bedstead, and chintz furniture*, gum* feather beds and lietldsng, nacho rany chews of drawers, Wrung and drawing-rortni chains sod tildes, couches and window curtains, Brutwels carpets, hearth rugs, lender* and fire-Irons, kitelitm requiaites Re. 31ay he viewed, and Ciandfigueriand Piutieutare lied IM the Pre mises ; and at Ale. }Award Foster's office, Id, thirea-atteel, ~0110• square. It to the Resi- 11111.1TARII Pittl3loll()NS. IVarlee, Nrn•. 2C. I:121. Ist Regiment of Ervagoons—Carnet hir Lewen Powell 11lyn, Hart. to ht Lieutenant, by purchase, •ice %Pimlico, appointed to the 17th Light Dragoon.. John Barney Peter, lent. to 6 Cornet, by purchase. air Glyn. Vith Reg' •nt high: wageeps—Litioonant Augusto,. Wisdom. from the Ist Dragoon*, to be Lieutenant, vice llayard, who re- To AO on the 111th January limn the River, and on the 13th frau Portsmouth, for the COLLECTION OF PICTURES. Ry Mr. EDWARD FOSTER, At his Great Room, 14, Dreck.street, Solo-tiquare, on WEDNES • DAY neat, December I, at 18, A N excellent Collection of ITALIAN, FRENCH, Fre Frame., and some line I rrwinga after Ilubcrs, G. Dow, Re. blii r b. Vitil/Cd one dill berme the MIL sod Catelogom had at Mr. &laud Feater's tare, 14,11,41. k-street, Solso...quarc. 111.1111 IttiGTS. ll Mr. WILLIAMS. • At the Aye en tart, TO.MORKOW, at Twelve, fIONSISTING YACINTIIS, NARCISSUSES, 11., TUl.ll'l4, RANUNCCLUS, ke. ke. To be viewed sad cleared to-morrow, and Catalogues had of Mr. Williams, 30, Thregotortive.vtrert. Ist or f Irma/tier Regiment of root truartis--Rattalion-Surgenn nmel Wm. Watson to bes4itrgeomAlajor, vice Thomatt Nixon, who retires. Ik-camber 111. John Thurrell, Dradwell, tinfroDc, merchant. at the Dear Inn, Little Yammtuh. Decent br r 22. Thomas Stamm. jun. and John Searrow,thulisle, nine and spirit merchants, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carlisle, Derrneher 20. George Manausll, Sheffield, merchant, at eleven, at the Garnmorcia/ Inn, Shelick,. Ifecenther 21. Thomas ntnallwood, Drayton-in-Hales, Shrop shire, hanker, at eleven, at the Cenbet Arms Inn, Drayton-in. Hale,. az rwoe 23.—The Rrnke , Chaplain. fix Jamaica, put into Calnpbehown Loch, no Sloday. haven enairentored Severe gales or wntrary winds That were than upwards of MGM, sail of % , .tiart,rittgert vessels, wird.b Lund io leaushmh. OCT. Halal, Reid, f.or hat put back with her ruildert , akew, and is a very %io.sts!rd Mate she liaa been et sea three weeb. . _ lkcernber 93. Moreton Aglidnby Stoney. Shiftbal. Shropahire thuncy.acrivoner, at el. wen. at the Jen.ingloun Amu Inn, CERTIFICATES—Mc. IS. liVillians Parker, Owlord-sweet, nonnionger.- 11olnorn.bill, awwitmar.--John Girugh and Robc ll4 ::Cegrta. denbill-street, wholesale lown-drapers.--Rohert Wett, Terl.rie place, Blackfriara.road. tador.—Rwhard Bobery.Cowenww, adk. nwomfacturer.-114enjAmin Jame. and Thos. Robinwm, Lawrence. lane, warehintsemen.—llewry Welchnian, Lowg-anrc, linen-dr•Pm. Art: of (.001)ii 11 PE , ISLE of FRA NI 'E, and 111ADRA!0.., the Ship 11ENLItAl. PALMER. A 1. r, 1111111: TliCsefirr, toomiander, rEg:ller A.lO 11141%. Iles arellent A Crlllnmndation for Passeners, and carries a Surgeon. int freight or Passage apply to Captain Tniseott, JOUILINII fefoohouve. Phe S'dp will be only three days at the ll'ape and Isle of name. aa vengert have the option of' remaining im brined. The lieneral Pidiner left the Lizard last voyage the 22i1 of Han:11,1824, anal returned the 111th of November, having made her zars. to Indiaand back in seven mon th s and twent y -sia da y . - BRITISH ANNUITY COMPANY. PatahliaLud by Aet 4 Parliament CAPITAL .C.l,llokonei, in A 1,1106 Shares of OS each. tromEcToas. PaTra Mortar. Kai. /4.P. Chairman. S n. AL nA II II 1.77, Esq. 1.P. 11 Deptity-Cliairman. 1 0 6...tieneral Sir Hiding S. Samuel Page, E.'. lankin. K.1'.11. Colonel Palmer. ALP. N.tholas Itennyt Eitet, Nath. Wm. Peach, Esq. 1 ,0.,.. Ilatilkl. Esq. Hon. '.Pena. Powlett, M.P. .itioet Jones. Esq. A. .1. Siirti-ra, Esq. linage Magnin,. Evti. Colonel Talbot, M.P. Jaen lirmitiani, Esik. 131411. Tclinpuit, }eq. M.P. William Seeman, Esq. John Wilkm, Ea+ •onr ITI/MI. Bente flake. Esq. I Jahn Hosier, Esq. Bump Ibrenport. Emet. I 1/avid APlrtus, Laq. l'imethy Francis Power, Esq. • . fir ll'illiam Kay, Ran. Price, Marryat, and Coleman. Sir Juhn Peering, Ran. Shaw, 'lobar, and Ee. are AAAAAA . James llitd eel, Esq. A.M. sot.tcyroit• John Wilke, jun. Esq. CONSULTING stittutono. (lunge Buckley Itobon. Esq. Wm. llewicke Lynn, Esq. Nuartross. J o seph itwik, Esq., Mused 1 - Antiott, Esq., James Satrap., C.c.,. Thu Company has hem establialsed under the authority lot . the !4!, George IV., cop. for the investment of Capital and produc t:olo( Nome. by the Purchase of Annuities secured on Property 10 the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. tie Company is ready to receive Tender. to any amount. and to winner Money on unowally libetal Terms. Ihlank Fltfllll, will In' ddirerni, on application to thetiocretarv, at the I Mier, to whom all keno most lw sent, poat.paid. 3AMES MITE11E1.1„ 36. New Ilmail.street. bowies. Secretary. NOTICE is hereby given, that application is intended to be matt is Parliament in the ensuing session, fur a Bill or hills, fur making, maintaining, paving, watching, lighting, and wooing a turnpike road or rind., from the 'omnierrial-niad, and tin Eno India Beak branch thereof, into anti to communicate with the 31111.114.5ec and Essex road at or near Bow, in the riunty of HolJlo+et; and for building a bridge over the new rut of the 'ma Les to communtriste therewith ; which said minis and bridge aid 1.11% , 1 anti h. made in and through the several parishes of lit. Aiine; All Sabin., Poplar; St. Dunstan, Stehunheatli, otherwi.e rimer; St. Lennart, Itromley, otherwise Bromic, St. Leonard ; ed .t. May, Strathirti.liow, or some of them, all in the county of ; abut to enlarge the powers and extend the jurisdiction u his Mcionty'a Justin's and l'ioninivoutiers of Sewer. acting in Ayr the limits of po i dnr, utherwime Stelninheath-marsh, in the v. rat pariah.. of All Saint*. P.oplar, and St. Anne. lath in the wimp of Midillears ; and to extend. alter. and inerewie the ex. iring sewer's rates and duties t st.. o toe a 11111 for northing a wet Id, with basins, cies, wharfs, and other work., for mothers and alrr attire ur vessels, in Poplar, othcrwioe Stebunlowth-tnandh aosaid, in the parish of All Saints, Poplar, in the county of ithellcaric eitirosids gad for raising tolls, rates and Skid fur aositnomg the sai4l nrweral Work.. ; anti tor amending the powers of v.. Act., pouted in the fifty second and fifty-fourth years ad elk 'op. of his late Vlskinoty King ficorge the thin). for esta b:Ainicr frry loci the Hirer Thames Irian Greenwich, in the maim, ot Kent, to the I.le of Deo, in the county of :111iiiilleses. Aral 6.r nisitng tint maintaining roods to communicate therewit sail for raryin.!tlie marls thereby authorised to be made. Dated tins nth thin of I October, 11124. WI LI .1 ANI HA K ER, Solicitor, Limehouse, or h, Kicholas laue, Imaibard-street. N OTICE is hereby given, that application is intended to he made to Parliament in the next union, toe leave to ni.tig in a Bill or 'tills to making. establinhing, and maintaining as ester seal other baths. in the several pariabes id St. Ann, %Vest rm.-T. sot 5t..1.-ittes, Westminster; St. Ann, Soho; St. Mary. !darts •; St. Pancra.; St. Mary, I.lingtnn; St. John. et/viten. .1; St. Luke. Old-street ; St. hemmed, Shareditch ; Stoke. tirecigtun; st. John, hackney; St. Matthew, Ilettinal-grom ; k Mary Mstfellon. Aherwitie 111'hitechapel ; St. Ihemaan, Ste. lanksth, otherwm Steproy ; St. Mary. Strailorti.ltow ; St. I lelte Itronikv St. Leonard ; All Saints, Pop ix; St. Antic; r!. Geoege ; and St. John. sit IVapping all to the minty of Middlesex. and all the parishes within the city of 1 04.0, and the bie-ough ni South wtirk. and the environs thereof rtirectirrly. Ile iu amts or ime of them ; and tor making. placing. onfit.g, I iv.ng, repairing, and coma ~,, ing relierrint., pipes, dmins, chint•el.. archrs, (NM darts, engines, and oilier works for dm repay, whirls are intended to be made, placed, laid. rim toatl, and carried into or through the several parishes, ham:ent., IN' township. afieressid ; and Am in and Outing!' the several 17 Airs. Inenleta, anal townships of Low L or Layton,lAytonstone; 'I , Ihotsi %Ve.t ; Entit Ham; St. %la:gam. Harking; ', r :k"atartt ; Minn-hutch ; So.oliweald liaitiliam ; I 'poninister ; ""intnott ; ; North I lckendon ; South Ockettilon ; Stil , Shadarn ; \Vest Thalia•lt. other aria, ‘fart Thurrork . ; wham , liner.lTarlor. ; Little W tart"; l'hihlerditch ; rry 'amuck. 1; n.Ol Thrirrocl. ; Little Thorock, (Micro is, letkTlantnek ; %Volt Tilhot y East Tilbury; Orartt ; Horn. '! l.- " ,1 •Itt , • 1101 ; Stanford-le. Ifone; Mucking'. • I:orringlourt ; " .1 "g; Van,;e ; ritsey ; Boy ; Orrin Ilurnr . rd ; Little Bur rri; ; ltrtwnham ; 11e11.11notor k• ‘V,:at !invader:l; Ironton ; Bull/Nun 1111400 - ; Ilasthlnn ; Nrreotlon ; ‘Virklorti ; I;tiford ; ." 1 / 1 1 , rit11 ; % ; Canvey, in thr Isle of Canvey ; ; le.rriton ; Ilnekley ; I laa buten, inlicrwior Mirk " ; "non: I ; 1..g1i ; Prittirwrll ; South l'hurch: Sowli z.4nelnitry, all in the count• of E. 1.0 tilts 1. .1 of or November. 11e4. %V 1 LIM 31 H. KEIL SA, Lombard-street, London. EST AI I NST K WIN F: anil to away the Nobility and lien , unremitting to merit n linVe been hintno nd, and that he following Articles, warranted 11 IN IN IN and F 1 COMP.% N r. bet. ihrtr ende,t, 4'4,"ln' ' n, Invot li' %%Inuit me 'trt hrnrittv nn tuLIE th 7.11 1111‘f and true trona a111111:.Taf In 1.7 110ACII. l' N"1,11 Parr • 40 42 1 4 , .. rear, - 48 64 rm flavour, L'tt.o. ;'n MI l'ale 3a 40 41 .tm..,,,11 - 4a,; Elq 111.113 per deztn. tie:mine East India dim" 4u isio Tetierifre. V.idania, 4.t India 31.1.1, Ira Monte. Lisbon, 3lountain,hr. . 36 40 ti Morel las, linest qua. lit, . . 42 31:anises. in pints 3h Foreign Liqueurs, in CM., of sit 111111111,'21. N.. cue. l'uractia, las. Iwl, ; !Ilaraschino, is:. C.d. per &..k. ER MAN WINES. r D ho.% rincm Im ported . . - Ilri oh.. ditto, in pints at SAtit erns Moodie. he. . - - . M. ;2 111.1 llock - - - —IO IV I N ES. I{4 il Pontag - • • I otimantia. in pints limit . . . . - r a p e '1:7141,411? )1, :ta Sit. try I m ; Jamaica Itum, 1 b. ; Whix- .11iittances, (post psid,) midmost Ctithfulls executed. %••111 • 4 2 W I Myr: - ukhn g • h Sliikratir 4$ MO 111 42 10 90 195 1'.11'1: • Pi 211 vity.v t 21 /i n I .m 1 1.1611% I L . lp•r 4:411. 4...14.. : .21.. ' • 4'.l.trytt 14 . 111. 4 ...lir, 14i, : . .Iratl.l. - - 28 - I'll CANDIEs • -41• Great • 0.7. T want ' wick ',mu • at hiVi lli v! a , nta4 " trh or Crecht. on the ilium' t (1101, •ItLt I:mahlkhrol WArcitittutc, £1 St. Martin's-line, t4e Fines Sla ft l "ee'r '..trce-Itintse. Every article of the heat. .•••• Li follow -• wa rit wick moulds. 7a. rld• PrT d"" a 64 ' "`."•. OM. : line wav candler 3a. per lb.: Vern) ralAre w a r Sal ; %Vindoor and patent 't at la • 4 t l - , hrow: 1 Witalutr. • 9.1. • fine sealing war. 4 s. W.: tal,42.tled s t ., ••••,. • r eum ; best sperD.—:• a ' nwit • baud, tu all Few et the world. m T . _ This day - ispiuhlisheil, irice F: V E RSA REVIEW, Nu. V. ; containing— I.". klislwin sad lianas on Lord Hymn, Shetles. 'fates of • Traveller—lll. The French Campaign in Itutuda__ IV. Hell's and Nn A. Cooper's Controversy- V. Cwt.'s Iturmlisin Einsare—V I. Memoirs of Henry IV. of France—Vll. Devil's Eliair- -VIII. Venice—lX. 'Hobart** Scniiniat--X. Mermen of 31n. Shrridan—X Ilelan's Pilgriinagc to Jertiaatem.--X 11. Life of Hr. 1.. I). I:lathe-A 111. %I' l'a,so--X IV. Itictierand's PlirMilogy—XV. Drake'. Nuontide liisure—The Inheritance— The Huntan Heart, ds.e. &c. with a Catakigue Itaisoune of IN. reign literature. Printed far Hew B. Whittaker, Ave.hlaria-lane. LAW t)F REPLEVIN. _ Th;% day is publiebed In den. price 9%. board% PRACTICE in the ACTION of REPLEVIN, with a collection of Tracheal forms. _L Hy /AM FA JOHN WIIIACINSI)N. Ell. of (lrar'. Inn. hnuelori : Primal for Henry Baturwarth, law book.eller and publisher, 7, Yleet-strest, war Temple•bar. LAW OF SAVIN4Iei RA Ntiri. This day Is published, price 44. dd. boards A('OL LEcri( usi of all the At 'TS of PAR LI A MENT relating to RANKS (or SA VI NUS in ENGLAND, with Explanatory Notes, Forties of Bonds, &e. Regulations fur Esta blishing Ranks, and an Interest Table. Fly W. M. It rEll EWI R /1/, of Lincoln's Inn, Ilarrister at Iww. Landon : Printed by A. Sheehan, law Primer to his llajtsty, for Henry Butterworth, law Bookaeller. 7, fleet-street. LIRKRTY Ilt"r111.; INMAN 1;10:SS. Just published by J. AI. Hichanisici, 23, tornbiii, in 011'0. price Ns. boards. y-11P.TTERS fn At MARQUIS at ILLST4NIA-ou the 14 INDIAN PRESS, with an Appeal to Itea.son mid the British Parhanwnt. on the Liberty of the Press in genera. Br A FRIEND TO 41001) GOVERNMENT. "A ulliw addietus jurare in verbs magistri."-1101AT. TO TANNERS. Ail. This flay is published, TANNER'S KEY to a NEW SYSTEM of I TANNING Si EN ; or, The Right Ilse of Oak hark, Ac. I/vibrato!, h 1 perraimann. to Henry Brougham, Eaq. . Ity 11111 N HI 'RH I Mil: . Auths;r of •• Naval Dry Rot," he. Printed for C. F. Cook, 4, Paternostcr-row. This day la published, price 24. 41. IiARAIONICON, No. XXIV. ("ontentx:— 1 I. Ore-lure, l'imarnais-11. New French Quadrille, Ituja. Rondo and (auras, Onalow.— IV. Illiniset and Trio, Beethoven; all now first published in this country.—V. Sung, Haydn, newly arraugill, aid with English words—Vl. SON!, Ifilidin, with new Accianpaninictit for Piano-forte.-31enitiir of t4polir.—State of Muste in Arnica..—Ashanke and p al a c e Aim —tin the Music of the Ilindous.—lniprovenients in the Ilute.•,-- elj,ll Musical It 9141(1.—M0/14-w of 11u.ir, 4l EitEit'S No. XXI. or the Ilantnittioon, containing the ()Trinity., klatch. Iliteting.cliorua, and popular l'ocal Piece% in the Freisehuus, has been again re-printed, and fluty be had of all Book and kluaic price 2..161. Orden% should particularly specify the Ilannonicon Edition of the 31fisie of the l'reiachuta, at the price is l. ss than une-aixtlt of the other Editions. London: Printed for Samuel Leigh, IN. Strand; sold by W. ltlisckwisal, Edinburgh; IL Milliken, Ilublin; and all Book sellers and Music Sellers. Stock Broker, v, Coruliill,;nd Lombirdl begs kaire to remind his Friends: the linind I.ottery for Two Prizes of 311,080/., and Two of . 20.11010., besides muumuus other Prize*, and no Minks whatever, draws on TII lillc•DA V, the 11ith December Nrst. Should hymn sell one or both 28.0001. Three per Cent. Prins, which are sure to he drawn on the above day, he will pay 1001. Morey for every 1001. Stock ; or should the Three per Cents. then be above 1,51. be will give the Public the benefit by paying dam in Stock. livery porelia.er at Eytim's °frier nay receive back after the Dish December DU. for a whole Ticket ; Shares in pro portion; which makes die risk only it. 19e. for a Ticket; and only for •Sitteenth ; provided the money is claimed on or before the Nth December. Tiekiis and Shares on the above liberal plan are now on sale at Erton's lucky Office. 2. 4' hill, I 1 % 6 .t II business in the Itritish and Foreign Funds, Fire, Bridge, Gas, and Canal Slums, bought and sold by cononksion. LEAST RISK EVER KNUWN. IARIMLIG, 11w Contractor, is justly proud of the applause already bestowed on his Scheme, and feels assured that the more it is examined the more it sill be approved: —there are Two . . . . Prires of MAXI Two . . . Pores of . . . 1'•20,0041 hodden other eapinibi„ and not a single blank ! Twit of the !`.appals contain .4.:36,01•1 Three pet !'cuts. which I'.IIIRIILie, the l'ontractor, has intiodoced for the intrpo.e of tittering to the Public an unequivocal proof of his confidence In the prosperity and motion-es ot the I 'inintry. as he hereby guarantees to the For tunate Holders of th,we Prizes .f.. 11111 in !Roney tie every 1100 Stock ; and it the Three per tints. should be shove 11111, which is not improbable, he rives to the Atli entnrers all the increase as • litmus. Every Purchaser has the liberty of returning his Ticket afu r the Ilith of December (whether it be !Prawn or I indrawn), and I may receive ba..k.flllfor it. and inproortion for any Share. ... .v ONE TII01*SAN:1) Will be Drawn on the lath of Illreenther, and the Two Finn will hate mor e than 1:211.4100 each ; Therefore every Purchaser has the Chance of 1,000 Prizos on that l'.n • and if unsuccessful can return hi* N:unln•r any time before the •21kli of 1)t ceinher; so that for the opportunity of gaining such great Capitals, he only ro.k* by a Ticket . - . Ik. lislf . . 4:3 5 01 Fighth - £0 13 o Quaster - 1 13 6 Sixteenth - 0 V 0 As the following statement will clearly spew: Ticket will cow . .2 19 0 May receive hack - J:111 0 0 limit will ~wt • .11 S 0 May rll,lYr hick It 011 quarter will cost -6 3 6 May ?stave hack - 110 0 Light will cost . . 3 :t 0 May receive I•ark - 2 5 0 Sixteenth will emt - 1 I'2 0 May receive back - 1 2 6 The greatest Variety of Nimilnis are always nn Sale at I'Allll4 the l'.mtractor•s, 1 /Picot, No. 19, Conlin', ; 7, Char- Ing•Cro**: and t /MOW-street. 1 111.11 . 1)1EICS OTEI. mitt (lIFFEE.II( IL 14H, Haymarket. and derut,n-strut.—!'et listabliser nient, run des j•ltts trequentes de la capitals, ri, nt trette cat violer decor.; i neat, I l'un'ar des plus beaux Cates Restauraustle l'aris on y dejeune a Is rourehette et on 7 trotter des soupers they'd* jump' a tumult. Sa aituation so centre de la sane .la pro: Mute plusiettrs avantages. Ls Cart e des Principatts Theatres lui donne y eat tees vane... le prix des meta fort muster.. et to amateurs trouvertmt toujours les meilleurs de France. d'Espaitne et d'u alit . On peat ,boot tarsi dam des salons particalion. Assistant-Surgeon Andrew Armstrong to be Surgeon, vice lciason. 7th Itegittirra of Fan—Envign'Lord spencer Augustus Chieliester, from the 4.36 Foot, to be Ltetatemint, by purchase, vice Greases, promoted in the 64th Foot. ' M I ditto dlrent bieutenaattolonel Anthony Singleton King. from the half-pay 08th F 166 he Molar, vice Robert Gordon, who exchanges. • /11arditto--Surgeon Wm. I y White, from 84th Foot, to ha Surgeon, vice Callow. wlin.recb.mges. 43d ditto—Gentleman 'ado ‘Virlirshom Egerton, fmm the Royal Military College, to be Etude. by purchase, vice Lord Spencer Chichester, promoted in the TO Foot. 46th ditto -Lieutenant %Fro. Ample Graham. from half-pay 23d Font, to be Lieutenant, viap klutchinson, appointed se the 76th Foot. 60th ditto—Emign Intents Bailer Wilford, front hslf-por 11th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Alexander Wolff, who ex changes. J'ayinuster ((avid Scott Kinkw laclattrin, from the 77th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice tieorge Road, placed upon half-pay. Ensign John ',hided to he Adjutant, vice Wow, who resigns the Adjutantcy only. 624 ditto—Lieutenant Arthur Moir, from the 17111 Foot, to Iv . Lieutenant, vice A. Stewart, who rotten upon hall-pay 47th root. 711 ditto—Knaign John A tinesley Hickson, from ba'f-pay of the 1:!th Font, to be Quartertukter, vice Jeremiah Campbell, who exchanges. 711th ditto—Lieutenant Wm. 'Return llittehintosn, from the 41; t h Foot, to he Lieutenant, vice Henry Wood. who retires upon half pay 1:141 Foot. 81th ditits_Surgean Win. Cheeks Callow, from the 31st Foot, to stirgeon, vice White, wltiseachangt 4. 90th ditto—Brevet Major 31art4 Hilton w be 3lakor, vice Wright, deceased. Lieutenant John Tawas Cox folk f'aptain, Sice Dixon. Ensign Stephen Wm. Popham to be lieutenant, vice Cox. 99th ditto--Ensign Edward Lept to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Itcalieletk, prodnd ed. Jalrray Nicholson, Gent. tit lie Ensign, by purchase, vice Last. Ceylon Regiment—Set-and Lieutenant Cosby ‘Varburton to be Firm lieutenant, without puesluisr, vice Malcolm, promoted. Fumscie Norris Took, Vent. to be Becund Lieutenant, vice War burton. ...... Royal African Colonial Corps—diltrorge Anthony Nott, Esq. to be Ps ymitater. 2d Royal Veteran Flattalicm—Urutrnant EllVligl Griffiths, from haltAwy Royal Artillery I)riren, to be Lieutenant, vice Wm. Herschel Griesbach, who roue* to hi. former I • NATTACIIED. _ _ _ Lieutenant Aubrey IttWoei;;lt,liiiiiill:e99th Pont, to be Captain of a l'ompany, by purchave, flee Win. Payne, who retires. Lieutenant Otto 4hwartx, mttwit.pey Nova Scotia Feneiblea, to be Town Atljutanr at l'ope Amen. vice Weeks, deceased. IJOSPIT4I, Stageon.Mapw Tbotnav Nixo& of the Ist or Grenadier Font litiardv, to have the rank of PkWector of Hospitals, without ad. dition pay. 1 Crinroe-(# , Nov. 27. Days and Places appointed for tiling the Winter Home Circuit I Mr. .lillitire Brlllloll.lllll--Mr. Heron 143310 w. Hertfordshire Thursday. Dereinher 2, at Hertford. ); Eases-31onday, December ti, 'milord. Kent—Mondar. December I:1. hailstone. tius3cs.--..1101014,r, it': r i Lia 1 i: t w.es• 1111147=-11Tolfany, AN .• : ingrtomdpon.Thameit. BA NK RUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. William Miry Clayton, Manchester. hakrr. Joseph William% Ka•nristr Town, coach-master. IL ....... Joseph Kentivh l'own, roach-noisier, to sur►ender, November $O, Dee. 7, and Jan. at ten, at the Itookroptv' Court. Solicitors, :11csara. Stevens and Wood, Little St. 'l'hunias Apostle, Queen-street. _ _ William Jenkins, Christchurch, Sontlnimpton, plumber. Dec. 11. at tire, 15, and Jan. 8. at ten, at the New Inn, il'imborne Minister, llorsetshire. Solicitors, Messrs. Hicks and Dean, I irsy's In-square; and Air. Henry !Cowden Christchurch, Hants. Abraham Hart, Manchester, deal ; and chapnian. Dec. 20, 22, and Jan. 8, at two, at air Star Inn, Deansgate, !Manchester. So- Inchon', Masora. Ainsworth and Crossly, Manchester; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. Anthony Craddock, Albany-road, Camberwell, carpenter. Iler. 4, 11. and . Jan. 8, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Brooking, lamantril.mtreet. Christopher Ihtißhm, l.arfiwd-street, Limehouse-hole, Middlesex. ship-chandler, Dee. 4, 11, and Jan. 8, at eleven, at the !bankrupts Court. Solicitor,. Steel and Nicol, Queen-street, theate.ule. John thimble, Norwich, tailor and draper, December 21, 22. and January 8. at four, at the Rampant horse Inn, St. Stephen, Nor wich. Sillicitors, Itlisars. Sewell, Itlake, and Keith, Norwich ; and Mr. Thomas Tilbury, Falcon-street. A Ideragate-street. William Henry 'simple, Sowcrhy, Yorkshire, witic-nicrchant, December 24, and January 8. at eleven, at the 4 lereland 'Pontine Inn, North Riding of Yorkshire. Solicitors, Mr. Janies Harris, Norfolk -street, Strand; and Mr. John Thomas Sanderson, Stock ton-upon-Teas. John Brown. Exeter, coach-maker, December 21, 22 and Jan. 11, at clear,,. at the London Inn. Exeter. Solicitors, 111 r. Robert Mutton, Old Broad-street; and Mr. Gnirk, Mutton, Castle-street, Exeter. Thomas WrartT. Belle-14c, Maiden-lane, Islington, brewer, NOVetllber NI. December 11, and January 8, at twelve, at the Itankruptn' Court. hulicituv, Mr. Stevenson, (areas Carter-lane, Ihnion. Commons. Fuircluth and William Turk, Oreat Tower-street, wine and spirit ntcrchants, Novetnber 39, at twelve, December 11, and January It, at one, at the B an k ru pt s ' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. oung and 'filbert, Mark.lane. Barry and John Biggs, Illandford Forum, Doirsetshire, mercers, November 30, at eleven, Ikeember 11, at twelve, and January 8, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. S o licitor, Mr. Tillenra, Jewry. si liven Metz, Southampton -street, Strand, bill.bniker, December 1, 11, and January 8, at ten, at the Bankrupts` Court. Solicitors, )bats. ll inricit and Stafford. Buckingham -street, Strand. l'him.as Shaw, Southampton, wine-merchant, December 4, 11, anal Januvry R. at twelve, at the Itaiiknipts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. It . anis, If atson, flown. and Willis, Tokanhouse-yard. James Adams, l'avement, Maxfield', cabinet.maker, lkcember 1, 11, and January 8, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. William Richey-dam, %Vallinaik. William Wills. NoI . S..TOW, Hampstead-road, rectifier. December 1. at eleven, 11, at ten, and January 8, at ten, at the Bankrupts' I . ..lin. Solieltur. Mr. Julia, Michael 31--alwniey,ll.:hancery , Chambers. 4,/nality-cetirt, l'hanrery.lane. (lurks Sims. Crown-court, Broad.street, merchant, insurance broker. lecnt.brr 1, at eleven, 11, at ten, and January. 11, at ten, at the Bruskrtitits' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Nind and Cutterill, Throg ttttt rtcost-r.tmet. . _ Dews I)avenixirt, fleywnod, Lancashire. grocer, December 10, at Milt-. I I. .tt inne, and Jaiiitary 8, at Mur, at the lteed Inn, Rochdale. Solicitors. Mr. !taker, Rochdale; Mr. lialrsll, Mid dleton. 31suirliecter; and Mesars.llurd and Johnson, Temple. William Parker, William -street, Ilampstead-rnad, builder, De cember 11. at ten, 18, at eleven, and January 8. at twelve, at the Iliciikrupts' Court. Solicitor, %lr. I'arton, Churcb-yard, Cheapside. 111V11/I.:Nlki. 11c,mber in. William Coles, Itliming-lane, broker, at ten, at the Itankrupte 1/evember Sneade, SVliitchurch, Salop, timber merchant, at Leven, at the W lutelooit lon, iVhitehureh. Ikccuilwr :20. Thema, Itethell, Poole, punter, at ten, at the Lhi.lion TaNCTII Inn. Poole. l)i.cenilwr 17. John Artnstrong, Bristol, Alai!wriest, at one, at the White Lion, Itrtwl•strairt, Bristol. Ilecenthrr 18. 'JIIIIIOI Watt rhouste and J ohn threen, Rope maker.-street, at ten, at the 11:Inkrups . Court. 11eceutber IN. I.anotel Forastth, Shorctlitch, haberdasher, at tet, at the Ittinkritins' Court. 11..vetober 210. James I..twttm, Doh Cross within Sathlleworth. Yorkshire, noulstapler, at e!eien, at the Star Inn, IReansgate, anehoocr. l)reettiber 18.Ilism Lloyd the elder. Peckham. Surrey. and William I.loyd the yoanger, }lndian, Sussex, slopselltvs, at twelve, at the Itasittruptie I lecirynber 18. Thomas Simi', White-hatt-yard, Drury-lane, virtuality. at twelve. at the Ilankrupts' Court. ..... . . . . . Itecember 18. John William Ittirinetter and Charles !Antis s c ., L o ndon-street, merchants, at ten, at the ILtektupts' _ 1 rembcr 18. John l'ary, Raquel-court, rlsetvatreet, merchant, at twelve. at the Itankrupts' Court. December la John Toolepatmet, Southwark, oilman, at twoltr, at the Bankrupts' Court. • P.IINTI NHS. By Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Audios Mart Banh..lortrevr.htne, an THURSDAY NEAT, lrecwiibei 2, us Tvielee. - --------- - i t COLLECTION of GALLERY and CABINET 11. PICTURKS, among whieh will h.. found . homitiful Land scape and Vigures by John and Andrew Both; Two very highly. finished Interiors by I :..rovlitus Ihnuart ; a Rustle Piece by N. Ilerghem ; the Ascension of the Virgin by Murillo ; also Speci mens by Wynant* Vain'erveklt, Vidasquen, LinglidnA, U. Dolenl, Wade:, 'll'ouvemians, I ',ongitio, Powill, Teniers, Raphael, Turru, Jan Stier, Sailplane Hawn, Antlersnn, fee. Tn be viewed the Day preceding and limning or gale, and I 'inalogues had at the Mart; and of Mr. IVillianocfbrogumeton sinTt, impnaite the Dank. P.IRTNEWZ , HIPS DlSSOfiir,l). Thntnaa Itichardsoun and Thomas Ward Switiburne, jun. Derby. mivermianufacturers.—John llull , Joitipli Ball, and Frederick 11411, Worcester, iron.mteehants.--John Langley and Geo. Jams. ley, Ilentield, bums, shopkisepers.—Gatkorine Smith and Henry Laurence, Norwich, ehemists.—John Kershaw and James Barrett, Small Bridger, near liochdale, sllk.manwfactitrrrs.—Wm. Semp ans, Henry ..ianipsen. :nal James Mouneey, 31ancliester, machine. makers.-11tichard 31.idily and William 31adily, flay, it ' recoishire, druggiaN.—.lfilin Fowkr, (home Marsh Limhorne, and Hobert lAndiorne. Thregnnwton.street, winemierchants —Lemuel Tholllllll and Joshua Storrs, Cheapside, hardwaremen.—Williarn ninth al. Thomas Fowler, John Pardon, and William Llosil, Droktrich, IVorcesterahire. ralt.manufacturern—John Waugh Dawson and Charles Bird Prince, 31anchester, necrclaants.—Jainc% Stubbs and Joseph Stubbs, leiverrool, grocers—James lees anti Robt. Platt. Saddlewords, merchants.—George Hy. Karma and I liristopiite Man, Old Swan.wharf, lead and colour.merehants. —Thomas Ammage and Smiuel Harrison Armitage, Wakefield. millers.—John Larose and Thos. Dutton: Tottenbion.orturt.road. lintnArapers.—John Holmes and licrras King flolnies, East /tetras!, Nottinghamshire, Solicitors. Tha average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the lt , turns made in the week ending the 24th day of Noe. 1021, is 30s. 4FI. per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of Cosi ..... 3 paid or payable thortvn on the Importation thereof int* tirsat Britain. Average price of Corn from the Returns received in the IVeek trilling Nur. 20, lik24. I Barley. I Oats. I Rye. Want I Petal. a. d. a. d. a. d. s. a. a. 4. G 5 8 35 10 22 5 37 6 41 6 43 7 MEETING'S OF CREDITOR., ♦T Till AAAAA 111 , 111 . COPMT, TIATIMAIALL-STAIZT, • ru-MOHROW. THIRD MFFIrIItON. Arcanpiu, C. Gloucester-ter/we, Ikthmat-green, feather-incr. chant Edgintun, T. iVella-‘treet, ()xford-atreet. coach-maker - SE(OND MELTING.. Manual, W. Great Wiltl-atrect, baker Nrverd, IV. Ilrunswick-street, Hackney-mall, baker Sell. J. G,•orgc.ktreet, eheesernonger Shepherd, W. Nlivoic.ternice, Chelsea plumber . Tebbutt, Cuck-hall, Stepney, elteeiemonger . . II rimer MIETIWGS. Risge, /Lend J. ['Handfeed-6011ns. Dorset, mercers - 11 Browne. J. 11. Chapham„ limn-draper - - 11 • isinistli..W. and Zesty W. Gams Tssras.ssessessillsoil 1 spirit merchants . - 12 ratintleroy, 11. !tempts-street, St. Mary-la-bonne, hanker 10 Houghton, I'. and S. I'. Skinner-street, Snoa hill, leather-sellers lit James, 11. J. l'atinott.street, stationer - • 11 Marsh 11'. Strafes, .1. 11. F letoy, 11. and Graham, (/. E. Berner-atrret, St. Jlary-la•honne, hankers . - lil Walker, J. Itishopsgate-atreet tVithout, hanlwareman - 12 %Vtlltams. J. Kentish l'owtt. coach-master . - to Wragg, T. Belle-isle, Islington. and Ave-Maria-lane, brewer 12 I►IVII►E\DS. Bunn, E. 11 cmtitage-place, St. John's.road, Clef krnwell, _ .. . . merchant - - - - . Eldershaw, .1. Hampton, linen-draper . Hamm, J. George-yard, warehouseman - Houbl, Sophia, I. vton.tone, 1 , ,...ex, butcher . . !11ax well. J. Boston, Liner - Ml.4litre. tea-dealer . - Palmer. T. Gutter-lane and Foles-hill, Coventry, silk-mum. . facturer . - . - 1 1 Senn, 11'. l'all.mall, tailor and draper - - lo Thomas, I'. Mitre -court, Milk-atreet, Cheapaide, merchant 12 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FA I. MOUTH, Nov. 25—Artived the Beeelea, ilawea, from Li. vcrpool for Triest. The outward bound, between 30 and 4b remain all well. PLY mou xit, Nov. 2.s.—Arrived the Ann, Hamilton, from Londot. to Jamaica.--on Friday last, in long. 10. experienced a strong northerly gale, and lost the greater part of her sails and main topmast. The Margaret, \l'Lellan, was got otT last night, and towed on the beach ar Mount Rotten ; the upper part of the hull of the Richard, IViiliamson, is towed into Sutton Pool—her bot tom is left on the rocks ; the cargoes and stores of the other yes. lids now on the rocks are partly landing by stages front the vessels to the shoe•, and partly pot on bard of craft—every exertion is wade to cave as much as possible. There is however, little proba bility of any other vessel being got off until ncxt spring tides : the wind and weather continues very favourable fur ►aving goods and toms. _ _ _ I't.rsrot , Tt+,Nov. 21—The Star, Moore, for Buenos Ayres. was amongst those driven on shore in Ikaelman's Bay, and is a wreck. Crew saved. The Mary and Elcanor of London, is also ashore disunited, and bilged ; part cargo landed. We moderstand that several of the crews of the Two Sisters, for Berbire, and Na jade, tie the Ilavannalt, were drowned in the ('atwater, and some of the crew of the Conmoanolel wrecked on the Breakwater. we're lost. The Sceptre, Nicholls.of rove'', is on shore in Dratlman's Bay, u total wreck. new saved. The American ship Margaret, McLellan, bound to St. l'bes, has been got off. The Two Sisters, Jackson, front Landon, for Ikrhice, is gone to pieces. Several men l o st. The Thompson, Hobbs, bound to Trieste, *ballasted in the Sound. has been brought into Climate?. The Elizabeth, Selllllollll, from Archangel, tor Bristol, struck on Mount Batten Beach, and is partially damaged. The Richard, from London, for Demerara, which sunk at her anchors in Dead man's Ray. has been weighed by fishing vessels, and it is expe:ted will be brought into Sutton Pool to-night. Ill.ewriloot:Tii, Nov. 25.—h: was a galliot„ with fruit. lost to westward of the Start, and another snail vend, not yet known, with all the crews. Although the Ship{ drove from their anchorage, they sustained no damage, and are now all at their anchorage. ex cept the American ship lion Quixote, which lies perfectly sate on the soft nun', about • mile up the river; the ballast is diacharging to get her toff. Dov En. Nov. 28.—The Resolution, Memeke, front Bordeaux for Antwerp, was brought into harbour this day, with loss of mom mast, foretopmard, aechor, cable, sails, rigging, boat, &c. very leaky, and must discharge to repair. bIANOATE, Nov. 26.—The Centers! Palmer, Tmscott, from Madras, weighed from Pan Sand lisle this morning, in company with the steasn-vessel which had her in her tow, and proceeded for the River. The following have been broug it in to-day tiom the wreck on the sand, reported yesterday :—Pieec of thz main mast, painted white at the head, top-gallant -mast, ditto, and also at the - heel; top-sail-yard. and topgallant-yard, painted bier* in the middle and white at the semis; main-top-sail, with maker's name •• I. A S. Salisbury. Liverpool." An iron-stocked anchor weighing 3 1•2 marked •• Iludtltngton, 1822," on the shank, with • clinch of cable. and a hum rope, were recovered, and landed her s yesterday. They arc said to have been lost by the sloop Esther, or London. linavrstan, Nov. 'N.—Arrived the Mediterranean, Dow• front Bordeaux ; Victory. Cubit:. and Violet, Charosin, from liar. lingen ; Richardson, Dickenson, from Alexandria; Netherlands, Crown Prince, front %Vernon ; „Johanna. Wilhelmina ; Marshal Blucher, Blake ; and Commerce, Frost. from Rotterdam.—Sailed the Waterloo. Wilkinson ; Royal Charlotte, Fords and flake of Maachester. Hood, for Jamaica; William Lushington, Sughrue. fur St. Mitt's ; John Albert, Bremer, for Stockholm ; Irmilstrum, —, for ltillau ; and Young Phenix. Dunbar, for New Turk. IlAawtcit, Noe.•2fi.--The reVelltle cutter Scout. 11411 detained and brought into this port the sloop Nance, of London, fora breach of the revenue laws. A large fleet for London and the westward, passed our harbour last night. 1 4%111101' wit (151.,: or \Violin), Nor. 23.—Captain of the Nicholas, arrived at Cowes from Rio Jetsam reports that he pulsed a ship bottom up yesterday, and a brig dummied, appa rentiv an American. The papers of the sloop Sally, Match, from Chabourg, have beat picked up; also a iniat's stern, mailed 141u:etc k, Nov. 24.—The True Blue, JeTrie%; (...sack, Mae. sa3 t Lively, aid itirltud, Cul. bound :o laindoe aad. TS vessels. far Liverpool, and the Clyde. sailed from l'utaissreart 22.1 last . About tar o'clock the same n;glit it came on Nye! ; moat tremendou galv tt wind limn rite :Y, to N.N. W., which eon. tinueil, with littie three p.m. yesterday. It is sup. posed that tht. above .easels got round the illsakatta, sod weds char of tit hr.d, livinte the gale cone on. CC XII AVEX. N. v. 11..—The ilhutfried sad Jacobsen. frian I lawburgli tiv Hull, with a cargo dial cakes, kte- came into this port damaged. The oil cakts are taking out M quick as pos. sable. much damaged. The John, of Sunderland, Stott, bee bra driven over hers in the late gales, evil is leaky. IJAMXIIIIIOII, Nov. 16.—The following vessels have put beet with lova of anchors and cables, viz —Ant Tishah!. and Jarr a .d Mary, Cows, for London ; Janovin, Greshy, for .tev,ey ; Bremer, tot Philadelphia ; St. Thimn A., Morrison, f..• St. Thomas: lioffnung, Ilourenv, for Lisbon ; sad Luella°, Willett* for Rio Janeiro. The Letitia. Pearovn. from St. Joha's. New Brunswick, for Li. verpnol, was dimtanted end driven on shore near Wicklow; also the Thonta. and Jane, from Glasgow, for Cork. The Allied. 31;11., ham Itorhester, for Neweastic, %Odell mu stranded on Vlieland, has been got off, and carried emu the Texel, to nipaif. The Mary, Cronkahank, from Hull to Rio Janeiro, was stranded. at Vlieland on 17th init. and went to pieces etc tollowteg day.. The Sophia, Galli-stein, front Copenhagen to Listen), has* into AVIV:1131.1, 11111111Ugtli. The Vr. SVtiblitita, Kuyper. from Ilull to Lisbon, went idto Eierland 16th inst. with lees of anchors, cables, and sails, .e' leaky and ttatuaged, and is to be carried into the Testi, to waked aati repair. - . The Duke of Wellington, Baxter, from Liverpool to ROAN and New Orleans, it a feared, is totally lost on the coast of Wiek. low, within on board, emitiming of 30 parsern;ers erd ab it'. Ili of the crew r a trunk with clothes, he. belonging to Mr. Andrew 3l'Lean (passenger, h.s been wit.hed on slime at Cation Gorey. The China ships hail arrived at Anger previous to the 9;11 of August. The Jittery, Dale, from Seville to Dublin, put into Ilnlykftd on Thursday : she experienced the gale on Tue.ilsy, off Datl!f, and a ship went down in sight of her. Tbc En!efil ise, Martin; and the Stephenkaight, has rut loin Torbay leaky : the latter towed in diamasted. The Vrow Anna, liarefel, has pat into Swansea ter: Ici!ty, and must discharge. The Nereid, Sims, from Petersburgh, has put into Van - no:lth with much damage. The Wenskapcns, Peterson, from Gottenburgh to Leith, wig wrecked 13t11 ult. near Christians:intl. Crew saved. The Vigllantie, Benin, from Bitting to London, put into Dant. .zic on the 6th instant with considerable damage, and was diseintrg. ing her cargo. fhe Catherine, Peterson, from Ronleaux to Stockholm:, was driven on shore on the coast ofJutland 6th inst. The Catherine, Pitt, was on shore on Sandy Island 7th inst. and her cargo discharging. The linighsden, Jorgenson, from Dram to London, was taut* wrecked at Bultrum, the d 13th insto..-4,lrew save. . ...it.. .....,... let i NA ri I. INTELLIGENCE. NAVAL A rroiNcstEwca.--Bapt. ilugh Dowtunart is a7po . trad to command the 11'iadsor Castle, 74 guardship at Plymcuth g Capt. nom Charles Abbot, the Rose, IS, at this Port. Ibcut. Grant, is aiipointed to the Superb; ljeut. Edward Keily, to the Genoa; Lieut. Joseph Pearce, to the Victory; 111 r. Joseph A. !tough's, 3laster, to the Boadicea. Lieut. Thomas FurCer, of the Isis, is promoted to the rank of Commander, and appointed to the I 'dim's, vire Dawkins, deceased ; Mr. Gads*, Midshipman, 14 he Lieutenant of the Isis.—Porismosink Pape►. --~ ~'~ , ,~ 'l4l t 6~~ „ f 1 ! I h CATHOLIC ASSOCIATIOX. The Association met on Wednesday. The amount of Catholic Rent received during the last week was UV. Ils. 03d. The Earl of l'lanearty has become a subscriber to the Rent. Ile is brother al the Archbishop of 'foam. Some further discussion took place at the Meeting relative to the appointment of Mr. 11I•Donnell, as the London Agent to the As sociation. Mr. O'Reilly again called in question the genuineness Mr. :11'llonnell's Catholic principles, and objected to the ap. pointinent. Mr. I t'Costrsitt laid before the Meeting the following resets. lotion and letter, agreed to by the Committee as their report, and moved that they be reef iced : Resolved unanimously—That we recommend it as • generals:Ss flint all Petitions be transmitted to. and all corre•pm.dcriee, is taw as practicable, be carried on with Alembers of Parliament era* the Secretary to the Catholics of Ireland. Resolved unanimously—That the following letter tie I , :itteo to Eneas M•lhannell, £sq., in case he shall finally accept the situation of our Agent : . . . " Si a—Some difference of opinion having occurred with respect to the letter written to you, on the 3d day of November, it is de.. tennineol that you should be infornted that it is the unanimous sense of the Association, that you will, a our Agent, be bound to keep up a constant comniunicatlon with the Asscei.ltion, so as to set, on all occasions, under their immediate sanction; It appear.. Mg to us that the only desirable course is, that there should be no discretionary power vested otherwise than in the Association. " I have the ',motor be, &e. &e. " N. P. O'OOR3I A N." Resolved unanimously—That the said letter of the tiro of Nov. was intended to describe the duties of our Agent—and not to ern. ter power ; and that the same is not to be construed into any ran. cession of power ; and that this resolution do accompany the tore. going letter. Resolved unanimously—That in thus yielding to the sentiments of several respectable Members of the Association, upon the fhb. ject of our former letter, we yet deem it a duty to sure our decided convictions that the appointment which the 41sweist ton has tenant. mott.ly made, of Mr. 31• Donnell, is one must likely to be ect,. nently useful to the Catholic Body. Resolved uotaninorusly—Tbst the foregoing resolutiocs be tc. spectfully submitted to the Association as our reir.rt. DANIEL O'CONNRI.T.. After some discussion Mr. 0' Council's motion was nreci to. - - SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. The Oakley hounds will meet qnfWednesday at Weston Wood ; on Saturday at Knuston liall„ at halt past tett. The l'nckridge hounds will meet on IVe.lnculay at 11.1-ton Wood ; Saturday at Watton ; Afor.dar at Emtvi,ck AV edue.,..%) at Wades Mill ; Saturday at Com:below. The Driiitton harriers throw oft near the Rau ('curse on net.day, and on Devil's Dyke on Friday. The Earl of Scarborough's fox hounds will meet on Wed-se:J.. y at Conisbne, and on Friday at l'lay worn The Ilvdsworn fox It.. t ads will ester Park, on 'four stay at We.ititottls a:..1 s flampole Inn. Lord 'failures hounds will meet To-marrow et liopita , Friday at Drakelow„ Saturday at Illack Sran, 31o.it'..iy ct t'Lo,-.t Abbey. N'Sir Bellingham lin-banes Isoutils will meet To-movrew at c.ost Houses. l'ltursdav at Itoreatton 11411, Srunlav at I.:,, a ti ;vi t a. The Earl of Derby's stag hounds meet "ru-r..,:e •,. at ten. • The Surrey fox hounds • ill meet this day at 11 env.* lientlt, Thursdsy It Addington. Salad,: at ti . est, • The Surly harriers will mat :Ls day, 1V ettnea.l..y, Sato day at sanden.tead, at ten. To -or know :.t At the Newmarket coursing mcettne; nn FrAa7. the r'4o rip was won by Mr. Wilkiabon's blk b (lira, beating Mr. Nerzhey's red LI Nectar. liascoignc has mold Jens. the wirtre of the St. Liget. L.) LordKelbume, far 29041 guineas. . "AN OLD t , POITSUAIi RUN TO I:An - ru." -Died. or. 1 4 . day, the 13th instant, aged 7.1. John 'fatterNal. of Soutrowt wax Halifax, better known by the name of Old Tat, womb respected by all who knew !OM. Ile was hu..oman to Mr. Wa. dington's hounds many years, and afterwards !Limed Mr. Pollard' harriers. tie han beer a noted hunter for the last fifty years always going on foot, he Glistened health unixitaght. It tray ' mid that he died hurting, being eat with the hound. s firer before his death. .tar. r. , r.,.,. , t : ,wl: Lard's 'WI ; I A. 4 ba . 4 .1 e 1 ,