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~~ / 30. 7,088. c ITV OF LONDON TEA COMPA Capital ao,OSOL iv 5.01 e Shares of IW. each. he object of this Company is M supply the Public with Tea in the same pure state ill which it it delivered by the East Indio Corops- - , and to appoint Agents for the sale thereof at all the rinctpal y towns In the kingdom. Every Proprietor is to engage to purchase the toes he consumes from the Cotnpany. As soon as the :subscription is filled, and previously to any call 'or money being male, the names of a highly respectable Board of Directors will be submitted to the Proprtetors, when, if any (stuns object thereto, they will be at liberty to withdraw that :James. Applicatient will be received for any number of Shares not ex ceeding twenty. end a call of only kt per share will, in the tint imance, be required.—,Address, post paid, to Mr. Fenton, Sahel we, Austinftlats.• • • . CITY of LONDON GENERAL PENSION SO CISTY, foe allowing Permanent Pensions to decayed Ani oins, Mechanics, and their Widows.—A MEETING of the Sun. ambers will be held at the City of London Tavern, Eishopsgate. street. on MONDAY, the Stith of Sept., at eleven o'clock precise ly, for the purpose of ELECTING the OFFICERS of the loud tenors toe the year ensuing; and on Monday, the Jd of October, tar tae purpose of electing 40 men and 20 women as pensioners, when the ba,lot will commence at nine, and close at two precisely. The Directors beg to suggest to the Subseribent' the propriety of tier marking against the names cf those candidates who have moat frequently applied for admission; and their particular attention is entreated to the new mode of ballotting for the pensioners, which rite Directors have been induced to adopt with a view to general 4 ,ineeoenoe, and In the hope of assisting those who may be demi. toe ot attire friends. The arrangerrer: will be thus :—.Sttbscribers, instead ofgiving single votes to the men or women candidates will now be at liberty •agate the whole 40 votes for men to any one man, and the whole '2O WOW to women, to any one woman ; or they may divide them in any way so as the rotes for men shall net exceed 4€, and the 'Am foe women shall not exceed V. An the 141 pensioners now upon the establishment are receiving, the ertm is. and the women as. per week each; to which relief the oessoaers elected at the mining ballot will be :immediately and perr.anently entitled. Cheapside, Aug. 23, 1823. DAN. RICrIAR I/SON, Sec. Lidtes and Gentlemen subscribing at the election may vote im. r,.a!steiy, and those subscribing more than 12s. per annum are en ..: so additional rote for every such payment. DROMOTER BENEFIT COMPANY, No. 9, CHAT- X EAS.PLACE, BIIDOZ.STIEET, BLACK/111MM LON. Dew, Providlrg for the Clergy, for Clerks in Public and Private Esta blishments, aed other persons similuly circumstanced, the following eirsatapsi—..Pecuniaty Compenutton, Medical Attendance by eminent Professors, and Medicines during Illness; Definite and Progressive A,lowances fn aid of Salary, and cmnpetent Superan. citation at giten periods; Present, Deferred, and Reversionary Annuities, Sums for Children. especially for Apprentice Fees, &c. Annuities (in :he ncture cf Exhibitions) to defray expenses of Edo. ration at an Uci , crsity„ until the party is of sufficient standing 16 rweed to his I.l4chelor of Ars Degree ; with like Provision for t •,cgymen, until they shall obtain Academical cr Clerical furl. DIIECTOI3. Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH. M.P. Chairmal% DENJAhI IN SHAW, Esq. Deputy Chairman. John Deacon, Este. John Oeerhe Shaw Leferre,Eas. The llonble. G. It. Lawrence F.R.S. Lourdes. Capt. C G. R. Phi Nett, R.N. Francs Kemble, Esq. Thomu Richardson, Esq. TUCIIT ELI. John George Shaw Leferre,Lsqj Thomas Itteharason. Esq. F.R.S. Benjamin Shaw. Esq. M. Sawa , Serietarr : . _ . For this and for the general purposes of the Promoter Benefit Company, the law of mortality among the deism of persons to which de attention of the Managers is more particularly directed, has been accurately ascertained; stales of the progressive advance of salary in public offices, with the usual periods of superazTua. tion, and the probability of advancement by death., resignations, and dismissals, have been formed ; the average number of sick persons et all ages, and the average absence from business, have also been carefully estimated; and mate:tale having reference to the Clergy during the years which elapse before academical or clerical provision can be olvained, are in a state of preparation. The en; eenlenta of the Company are secured by a subscribed Capital of in 6,000 Shares of 101. each • the full amount of which is actually paid up at the time of subscribing, but a portion of the Shares has been reserved for those who may become Contri butors for any of the objects of the Institution. A Prospectus, de tailing at length the objects of the Company, with Tables of Rates, may be procured by applicatidn at the Office. sT. THOMAS'S ROSH AL — F --- 7 THE AUTUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES will COMICIM on SATURDAY. the Ist et October. - 111E0RY and PRACTICE of MEDICINE—Dr. Williams and Dr. Elliman- MATEDIA MEDICA—Dr. Roots CHEMISTRY—Mr. H. Barton. ANATOMY-31r. Green and Mr. John F. South. .VRGERY—Air. Greet. A NA I TI/i?", PHYSIOLOGY, and DISEASES of the EYE T MID IFERY—Dr. Loeoek. COMPARATIVE ANATOMY—Ms John F. South. BOTANY—Dr. Lush. CLINICAL LECTURES snit be giver:. Pupils entering so the Surgical Praedeo of this Hospital are al lowed to attend t h at of Guy's. For particulars apply to Mr. Whitfield, Apothecary to St. Thomas's Hospital. 911118 DAY, at F i v e , FOUR of MIN, HAZARD and Co. THIS DAV AT FIVE. erand J. SIVEIVRIGIiT will have Tickets • and s Shaman Sale at their fortunate Office+, 37, Cornhill 14, Holborn ; and 313, Haymarket, until Five o'Clock this Day for the Four (hull Prises of £ 2 5,008 .C 28,000 £25,000 .£28,01.'0 6to. &c. &c. Amounting to .L 211,101. All to be decided This Day. IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT in PENKNIVES. —The usual manner of manufacturin Penknife Blades has long been a subje c t o f comp l a i nt. The e dge is made too steep and the angle too obtuse; the consequence is, that the edge in cutting Is sometimes unmanageable and driven into the quill nearly across, This inconvenience almost every person, in the habit of making Pens, has frequently experienced. To obviate this entirely, T. CLARK, of Exeter 'Change, has introduced a Penknife Blade n isnufactured entirely on a new principle; the line of the edge being parallel with the side of the blade, forms a very acute angle ; the monument, therefore, even in Inexperienced hands, may be ta Sil, governed ; no cutting, but what is intended, can take place, and the pen is formed with the greatest nicety, and the utmost fa. sdi c• fhe blade of this Penknife is beautiful in workmanship, Ind rto be recommended with centidence, as superior to any article pre, :ously introduced into this branch of Cutlery. Also, it can be 4tetl with the right or left band. A REAL BLESSING TO M()TifERS. r THERE is not, perhaps, in the whole Mstetia Metlica -a any one remedy which to effectually relieve. the pain of a f/ering patient as the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP. 1410 can watch the writhing tortures into Which a lovely infant is ' 41 { 7 1 onrulsed during the r criod of dentition without feeling Ityntrathy for tts sufferings ? And who would hesitate to procure • reme , ly, when a remedy can be found, which u obvious by the et. r ecwal relief afiiirded in an many distressing cases which arc daily "Ining to the rotice of Mrs. JOHNSON ? Therefore, Mothers %en rem to he without the A t hIERICAN SOOTHING 3 1SUP in the Nursery ; for if a child awakes in the night with Pain. by only tubbing the gums with a few drops of the Syrup, it IQ immediately open the pores, beat, the gums , and thereby Prevent fevers and convulsions; for should it come in comps. .btion with any other disorder, It o ft en destroys the mother's Wl Rbtest hopes. To be had, wholesale and retail, of JOHNSON and Co. 28, V°4- 11late. City -road ; and, by their appointment, of all into niPsi Medicine Venires in town and country, at 9s. 9d. per bottle. N.B. Nominee genuine, unless signed on *lie 'Stomp with Mrs. 'bn/on's own band-writing, as there are Kraal 'purloin sore. . 1 - • ter 3, 1 0 _a -++ 111.••• Published this day, priee 25.6 d. THE HARMONICON, No. XXXlJl—Contenta : I. Greek March of Liberty. 11. Rondo, Diabelli, of Vi. owns. HI. Dance, Salieal(fraw Tarare)—all fOr.th• FlartwAML IV. CIDOWI. V. RaseNSWir 4f:21)544-Ll)oth from Sallere's Tarare. VI. Song, Dilidin„ with new Symphony and Accompaniments. Memoir of Geminiani. Notes to assist the Memory. Satire by Marcell°. Origin sod History of the Organ. The Mountain Spirit. Adria to young Composers. 51. Hummel in Paris. Con certs of the Season. Foreign Musical Report. Review and Ana lysis of Alayerbeer's II Crociato is Egitto. New Musical Works. &c. I,citTclon7 Printed foe Samuel Leigh. 18. Strand I sold by W. Blackwood, Edinburgh ; R. Ilillil.en , Dublin ; and all Bookie!. Im and Afttsiesellers. The 11171TIOITie012 Edition of Weber's DER FREISCHUTZ, ABU HASSAN. and PRECIOSA, price 2a. Gd. etch. Nos. XXXI and XXXII (each 2.. 6(1.) contain the Overture and First and second Selections from Il Croaato in Egitto, comprising fifteen yocal and Instrumental Pieces, ••• Orders should specify the liarmonicon FAlitions of the above, as the price of each is less than one-sixth of other editions. CAB I NET-MAK E RS' SOCIETY.—CHEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, being the only real one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of LEA DENIOII.I.-S T REET, opposite Aldgate Pump, and which has been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready Money and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully Inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for the Benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large famillesl, by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line. of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any Honse in London. no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidence' expenses; being satisfied with constant employ ment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom appear by the Books of the List Quarterly Meeting to be 118. From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are to horse of increasing that number. The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goodl warranted:— X. a. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0 Tent ditto . . . . 1 C 0 Bordered Matress to fit . I I 0 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends . 3 5 0 Eight Mahogany Chairs . 11 10 0 Mahogany Pembroke Table . . 2 0 0 Feather Bed, free from dust and smell, from X 2 12 0 to 8 8 0 Drawirg.room Sofa, from 33 boto 7 7 0 Diets Bedstead - X 8 0 Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa . 610 0 upwards A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing Rooms, at nearly Half Price. The Trade will find it worth their attention. Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a few hours. Goods packed free of expense except the matting. Old Furniture taken in lachange ; Appraisements in Town and Country; and Estates ♦alued. - COMMITTEE. T. Corder J. Wilson I. Cater I T. Hasler J. Cum W. Waghorn. TIIURNELL, Agent. J. I ABLER Secretary. ftirANAGENIENT, or RAISING THE WIND. /VALID Boots that reflected each form like a glass A joker enjoy'd at an Inn a good dinner ; But who can avert evil fortune ? alas ! No Blunt In the locker, this pcnnyless sinner, In jeopardy pined for his grub. left his coat, And thus on adventure was usher'd afloat. A surtout was left, which he button'd close round him, And soon as a guest a new Inn-keeper found him. He supp'd, drank his grog, went to bed, and pursuit, Of Management dream'd, of the wind how to raise, When peter it a monkey, as rose the sun's rays, And bore off' In triumph his mirror-like Boots, Of raising the wind dispowieted then of fears, lie rang an alarm in the Inn.keeper's ears, Who scamper'd up stair, in surprise and affright— " I'm robb'd," cried the guest, of my Boots in the night, And Coat, that contain'd in bank-notes twenty pounds I / This story the credulous landlord confounds; Who forth with the speed of an arrow sow shoots, Then quickly returns with a new coat and boots; And twenty pounds pays, his guest's loss to replace, And save thus li!‘ house from Impending disgrace. The stranger contented, his exit then made, And Pugg was soon found in the bright Boots array'd • When came the Cost Vintner, with whom it min aeern'A The Joker had been, and his garment redeern'tl. The wily mimeeturrist made good his retreat, And but for the ape had not thought of the feat, The Boots like true mirrors the incident backing— Anil still at the Inn 'tis $ subject reploc With joke, when the townsmen or travellers meet, Thus Raising the Wind, and by Warren's Jet Blacking. This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING, Prepared by ROBERT WARREN, no, Strand, London ; and sold in every Town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in Bottles, Cs. led. 12d. and led. each t also Pasts Blacking, in Pots, 6d. I2d. and Ind. each, A Stilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid. Price 7d CHILI. ( From the New York National J osi•orl4. Extract (rota a letter of a gentleman residing at Santiago de Chilli dated April I. 1825 : " The extremes of heat and cold are felt here mach lest than in the United States : the last rummer. which is just over, was considered an unusually warm one, and yet I tlei not think the thermometer was over S 2 or 83 at any time, and even at this but for a few days •it generally ranger during the day at fr om 7 to 80 ;in ale evening, the coos breeze comes from the Andes, and tempers thoair With a must delightful softness; nothing can be more lovely them a summer evening here, at the foot of the Cordillat. Tbst inhabitants seem duly to appreciate this agreexNe liarity in their climate : for, during the continll.lllree of the summer, the streets and public walks are di:o4[4.d wills ,people of all classes, until long past midnight, prannetiad... ing or tested on the stone seats With which the publid Walks are furnished, and frequently the music of the diffe— rent corps in garrison is employed in adding to the plea— r sures of the promenade. This, in !het is, in Summer, the finest part of the twenty four hours. Santiago is furnished with two public walks, both of which are extensive, ard afford the most grand and beautiful scenery ; one of the::",. the most extensive, and affording the fi r st scenery, it _ formed on the - overflowing separatin It ten Get, and coprse o(the jetting ridges the greatest variety of grand and beautiful views. The ether is on the side of the City, laid out hi alleys, with pa. railel rows of trees, and stone seats under them, a nd a smelt canal running the whole length ; this also affords sortie sublime views of the everlasting mountains and perpo.s tual hills,' with their equally everlasting snow capp'd. This country is at present much divided by factions and par tics, Which embrace in their different shades and variant almost all eases of society. They are called Liberals and Peluconca, or big-pies. The former of these, as theiti name iddicates, are in favour of liberal institutions on. republican priaciples, and the mote zealous of the party !are desitotta of instituting an immediate and radical.reforirt in church and state; an d, through the medium of thi s , in societyat large. The Pelucones, on the contrary, are fbe continuing and rendering permanent institutions of an aristocratic name and tendency, analogous to the preset:a constitution of society here, and calculated to secure td them their present influence and power. A large portion of this party, in fact, an d among them sein e a the moat wealthy and respectabl e , an d 'of course, most influential of the state, arc secretly in favour of a monarchical form of 'Government, with its accompanying privileged orders in. church and state. These are continually intriguing to ohs rain this end ; and their weight and consequence in society # if not their talents, make them to be feared ; added us which, there is too much reason to apprehend that they find a secret abettor, if not instigator, in the anomalous 'agent of a certain European Court. Amongst those of this party, there are many who are decidedly inimical to the independence of the country, and desirous of again seee ing it under the domination of Spain; these, of course, omit nothing that conduce to the accomplishment of their wishes; the utmost vigilance and circumspection steithere. fore required on the part of the friends of liberal institu tions and the independence of the country, to defeat the machinations' of those intriguers. The Government is note in the hands of the liberal party, but so powerfal is the opposition ' that it is in a great measure deprived of the liberty of adopting the measures most conducive to the public good. The Director is a warns friend of liberal ina stitutions, of great political integrity, and extremely do: . i:e; but, although possessed of physical courage in an extraer4 dinary degree, lie is perhaps deficient in that moral tlrtn-s ness so much inure necessary in a chief Magistrate in Ch:ti. "..The Congress of this country has now been in session more than tour mouths, but nothing ornswelf fterefff'dfieir" lias been done. The constitution of 1823 has been des clarerl a nullity, while at the same time it was deereed that that part of it which had been put into operation should continue to be the supreme law until the adoption of another system, which has not yet even been conceived I So that the present Government of Chill exhibits the stamp" contradiction of the dead alive,' or a nullity in full force and operation ! In fact, the whole machine is COW4I pletely.digointed, and all its movements are, of course, ire regular. A Bill of Rights ha s b ee n u n d er distussion ft* a long time, but as yet, only a few of the fifty-odd artier eta which compose it have been adopted—here then it another discrepancy, another clashing of supreme lairs g .so that is may with great truth be said, that it would' puzzle a Philadelphia lawyer' to tell what is the law and what is not. One of the provisions of this Bill secure; tot individuals freedom of opinion, but its fate is quite uncer-e, tain • toleration has yet found but few practical adyneatese in this country ; though the correctness of the abstract doc-e, trine is more generally admitted. " A direct contribution has also been under toner tion for several months, but as yet it has not gin beyondthe cub-like form of a project o f s law, and there is little probability that it will ever be licked into shape. In this mean time, a statute of bankruptcy ought to be [ken put against the nation, for it has long ceased to answer the den mands against it; so that what are called jocilatly. Spain, the three periods or terms of payment of that Go vernment, ' late, bed,: and never,' have been reduced and simplified into one. It will, however, be difficult for the wheel of Government' to nuke many more revolution* without the application of the' patent attrition;' the fries lion already produces much grating. " The Government of this country has heretofore beeit national or consolidated, but I think That the day ie tat: fat distant, when the three provinces which compose it. will assume to themselves, respectively, the.managetnent of then' own provincial affairs, and establish local or provincial lea gislatures, executive and judiciary departments, and omit acknowldge the authority of the General Government irs matters purely national, upon the federative plan. This is, perhaps, the only way in which the eaistiiie sectional jealousies can be allayed, and the interests of the :sr spective provinces properly secured. " The province of Santiago, from its superior popala• tion and wealth, as also on account of its being the cApitnl of the focus of aristocracy, has heretofore exercised ate undue and excessive measure of influence over the rest.- FITZWILLIAIV—The founder of the prtseut nob•lo fa. roily of Fitzwilliam was an Alderman of London, in the year 1506. Before his death be forgave all his debtors, and wrote upon the erased accounts of each, " "More Pei remitto." t!arrlinal Ni'olsey was the chief- means of this man acquiring his large fortune. Afar the disgrace or the Cardinal, Mr. Fitzvtilliam very hospitably en:elitist. d him at Milton, Northamptonshire, one of the tine mats of the present Earl. Henry VIII was so enraged at this, that he Bent for Mr. Fit sw illi am to Court, and paid—'" ha! how comes lt, ha! that you dare entertain a unites Fitawilliam modestly replied, " I did it not Irons disky. alty, but gratitrlt.; The angry monarch bete intirrugtel him by " How, lia!" (his usual exprcuion of rage.) plr, Fitzwilliatn, with the tear of gratitude in his - eye, emiti. )1" e ' h enr _Nana i a t f n . 1 f rom imr oi greatest T‘ answer, ntSi g r a t i tude, tcere for t un es .""as gratitude e t hvie a shall sn himot°l d e Thelill:Millar"wre:rnat:lrtYllen d tae was a,j ter;v. the corns ,Into my service, worthy man, ar i d teat% nil • other servant* gratitude, for few of them have tioy.". HO . t h en knightell him upon the spot, and Mr. Fitywillians was inimetliately•sworn in a Privy Councillbt " Yesterday morning, at two o'clock, a firehiuke "oat et' die public-house, the sign of the Sun, in Sun-yard, Wapping, which entirely consumed the interior, but by the eery prompt arrival of the engines, and the praiseworthy tier. , tiona of die Armen, the }lames were subdued without any serf extensive damage being done to the adjoining houses. 4° l V ~ . - . . • . ~ : 1111011111lommommokr.. , . ' . .........orireFill".o. . ' • . 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LEASE for TWENTY-ONE TEARs of a MOIETY of the Tall ES 'of the TOWNSHIPS of Teirtreff, Prthen; Main. Ystymeoliryn, Ctfollyfnog, Petmarth, Nnatymeicheid, Kcil, Trefflanney, and Trefetind, in the parish of 31eilod, in the county of Slows*. they'', to commence from Lady-day, 1326. These tithes consist of corn and grain, and all other tithable matters arising within the respective townships, except the tithe of cows and calves, which is covered by a modus, or pretended mottos. The tithe of hay will tie excepted and reserved to the Lessors. . The several !ewes will be holden under the Than and Chapter of Christchurch, Oxford, renewable every seven years, it the parties agree to the terms then proposed, subject to a small reserved rent In money and corn. Th eV icor of Meifod is ent i tied to the other moiety of tl ienbove tithes. Further particulars may be known, the nature of the lessee ex. plained, and the average of the reserved rents stated, on applies. tion to Mr. Robert Morrell, Chapter Clerk, Oxford or to Mr. Crabtree, Surveyor, who will be at the Royal Oak, in Welshpool, this month, for a week or ten days. for the purpose of agreeing with su:h persons's& may be desirous of purchasing the leases of those Townships which may then not be disposed of. 1F THE NEXT or KIN of DAVID S. WERT FELT, late Quarter Muter of the Last India Merchant ship, Rose. deceased, will apply to Robert liebden, No. 2. Knight's court, tl'apping, in the County of Middlesex, they may hear Of something to their advantage. Just imported from Calcons, by Kingsbury, rarbury, and Alien, Leadenhall-strcet, A LETTER to his Grace the Duke of DEVONSHIRE on the STATE of IRELAND, and the GENERAL EFFECTS of COLONIZATION. By JOHN WHEATLEY, Es,. 3 Bvo, puke 2s. 64. Tbis day is published, on four sheets of atlas. price 21.25. Newly-constructed and extended MAP of INDIA, 1:31. from the latest Surveys of the best authorities, including a separate Sketch of the Burman Empire. Compiled principally for the use of the Officers of the Army in India, and inscribed to blajor-General Sir John Malcolm, G.C.8., K.L.S., & c . & c . Also. a MAP of tbeiRLTRMAN EMPIRE, on one sheet, price as. Kingsbury, Parbusy, and Allen, Leatlenhall-street. This sky is published, price Ss. 6d. THE ASIATIC JOURNAL and MONTHLY RE GISTER for BRITISH INDIA and its DEPENDEN CIES. No. CIVIL containing-1. The Finances of our Eastern Empire. 2. Greek Fire—Congrere Rockets. 3. Journey from Rangoon to :Balaban. 4. Ancient Governmen t a nd Interior Ad mtmstradon of 31alabar. 5. Some Account of the Nations on the Russian Borders of Mount Caucasus. 6. Report of the Asiatic Society of Paris. 7. Military Tactics. 8. Origin of Persian Pro. verbs. 9. The Cossacs. IN. Account of Borneo Proper. 11. Statistics of Chins. 12. Account of Soobathoo and Kotgurb. 13. Original Connexion between the Continents of Asia and America. 14. On the Policy of the British Government towards the Indo Britons. IS. Chinese Literature. 16. Original Poetry. 17. Re view—On the Law and Constitution of India. &c.; Remarks on the Rystwarree and Mocurrery Systems. 18. Burmese War. 19. Varieties. 20. Asiatic Intellience including Proti awns, Births, Marriages , and Deaths. 2 f Home Intelligence, Including Promotions in the British Army, Births, Marriages, Deaths, Mar. kits, India Shipping, & c. dc. Printed for Kingsbury, Parbury, and Mien, LesdenhalLatreet. This day is puhliyhed, BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. CIV, for September, IB2s.—Contents:-1. The Sobel tern. Chaps. 22, 23, and 2S. and Conclusion. 11. Still proudly trills thy witching voice. 111. The New German School of Tre. gedy. ll'. Telma. V. Letters on the present State of India. No. 4. VI. Pooh ! noir mind the Rain, Lore. VI!. Late American Books—l. Peep at the Pilgrims; 2. Lionel Lincoln ; 3. Memoirs of Citrates Brockden Brown ; 4. John Bull in Ame rica ; 5. The Refugee ; 11. North American Review, No. 47. VIII. The Nobility. IX. Critical Remarks on some Passages in the Nttbes of Aristophanes. by Professor Dunbar. X. North Ame rican Polities, by a Genuine Yankee. XI. Southey's Tale of Pa raguay. XII. Naves Ambrosianse, No. 21. Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Cadell, Strand, London. DAY, AUGUST 31, 1825. . SALES BY AUCTION. FREEHOLD ESTATE---OLD BROAD-STREET. By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH. At the Mart. THIS DAY. at 12, A VALUABLE FREEBOLD ESTATE. exonerated .from Lasti-Tas. comprising a commodious Mercantile Re sidence. 0 which immediate pdsiession may be had, moat eligibly situated No. 14, a preferable part of Old Broad -street, in the City of London, within two minutes walk of the Royal and Stock Ex changes, and other !abbe Offices. The Residence contains five bedchambers, a drawing-room dining and breakfase parlours. kitchens. domestic offices, and cellaring, and is adapted for a Mercantile Establishment or Public Company. May be viewed, andparticulars had on the Premises ; of Meows. Williams and Ilaylock Snlici.tors. Lord :Mayor's Court Office ; and of Mr. Shuttleweetb, No. 11, Poultry. WELL S_ A s"x6c, • Br DAYTON and VENTOM At the Aactinn Mart, on THURSDAY. 15th September, at 1 2 , by order of the Mal. without reserve, AIA WELL SEC t E g n IMPROVED RENT of per annum, is out of coat. reeweesable and aubetan daily built premises, Na. fd, on the wart aide of Lamb's.Concluit. Street. Holborn, in the jecupation of blr. Stratham, but on lease to bless's. Russell and slav, at 1291. per annum. for which a prerui. um of 1501. waspaid by them, and hill on lease for an unexpired term of 34 years. under the trusts of the Rugby Charity, at a ground rent of 221. perannum. The holder of the original lease, at its expiration, will be entitled to renew the same with the Trus tees of the Quit*, en pq,ying a small customary ti ne. May be viewed till - te Sale, by permission of the tenants— Descriptive particulars had on the premises ; of Messrs. Freeman aid Heathcole, solicitors to the 'Mortgagee, 47, Coleman-street; and of Drayton and Ventom, Auctioneers, Surveyors, and Estate Agents, 97. Leedenhall-etreet. anal M a: the art. PROS" 910. PER A FREEHOLD STEAM-11ILL AND PRE3IISES, TOOLEY-STREET, BOROIYOH. Mrs SUBMIT by r rerr if g4 r n° a t t i eth's th at Auction he Hart , l ha" Tills DAY, at 1, a compact and valuable FREEHOLD 'ESTATE, situate In Weaver lane, Tooley-street, costiguous to the Thames, whereon is erected A STEAM CORN-MILL. Of twelve horsep ower . toget h er w i t h a house. Offices, and enclosed yard. The titeam.mlll is capable of driving threompair •of stones: the going gear and machinery complete, and in a good state. aid in constant working; M well of excellent water within the premium. Printed particulars may be had of Mr. Palmer, on the premises ; also of 31cssrs. Jennhigm, Collier, Birch, and Marchant. Carer_ Stmt, Lincoln's-Inn ;at the Auction Slut; and of Mr. Phillips, No. 73, New Bend-street. FllO3l LAST VIJITS GAZETTE. BANKIIIIPTCIES ENLISRGED. Thomas Benjamin t untertield, New Crane-wharf, Wapping, coal-merchant, from August 27, to October 15, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. ' Charles henry Moring, Pope's Head-alley. Cornhill„ merchant, from Sept. 3 to Sept. 13, at ten, at the Bankrupts Court. •",_ BANKRUPTS. JOHN' Drciso:ei Fish-street-bill, wholesale haberdasher, to surrender Sept. 3, 17, and Oct. 11, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Soheitors, linen. Osbaldeston and Murray, London street, Fenchureb-ereek _ JOSEPH Alaaatt.r., Birmingham, timber-merchant, Sept. 19, 20. and Oct. 11, at 'twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. So licitness, 31esars. Baxter and Heming, Gray's [on-place, London. JOSEPH NICHOLSON, Workington, Cumberland, flour-dealer, Sept. 6,7, and Oct. 11 , at deer ' at the Golden Lion Inn, White.. haven. Solicitors, Messrs. Hodgson and Son, Whitehaven ; and Mr. Falcon, Elm -court, Temple. FREDERICK Mani:LAND, Norwich, brewer, Sept 12, 16. and Oct. 11, at four, at the Norfolk /Intel, Norwich. Solicitors, Messrs. Taylor and Roscoe. King's Bench-walk, Temple; and Messrs. Parkinson and Stag, Norwich. Paving WALsH, Bristol, linen-draper, Sept. 5, 6. and Oct. 11, at twelve. at the Angel Inn. Bath. Solicitors. Mr. Ma- i kinson. Middle. Temple . London ; M r . Willi ams , AU Saint's- lane, Bristol • and Mr. Eletn o gs, Bath. Roattur Dons. High et., Southwark, linen-draper, Sept. 6. 10, and Oct. kr at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. solicitors, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, les Renal-walk. -4d.kwar -ItterisLzy, SheWn.:llallet, Somerset, brewer, Sept. 8, Oct. I, and 11. at twelve, at the White Lion Inn, Bri.tol. so licitors, Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford- r o w , London: and Mr. J. F. R eeves, Glastonbury. CHARLES Caoss,Ludgate-street, v r.Scp:. 6.10,at eleven, and Oct. 11, at ong. Al lb! JllllkTUpte Court. Solicitor, Mr. W. ThernpsomelemenTs Inn. PHILIP &slum., Copthall-court, London, merchant, Sept. 6, 10, and Oct. 11, at one, at the Ltankrupts' Court. Solicitor, 111 r. J. E. Fos, Anatinfriars. _ rßonta'r Rostxsow Lawsosr, Ilealingden, Lancasta, currier, Sept. 17, 24, and Oct. 11, at ten, at the Bankrupts Court. Soli citor, 31r. T. C. Bean, Tooke's•court. Thomas Froxix, Teddington, Middlesex, maltster, Sept. 6, at ten, 13, at twelve. and Oct. 11, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. flume and Smith, Great James-street, Bedford row; and Smith and Sun, Richmond, Surrey. °collate Bisaoe, Great Easteheap, butcher, Sept. 6, at ten, IS, at twelve, and Oct. 11, at ten, at the Bankrupts Court. Soli citor, 31r. Towne, Fishmongers' 11a11, Upper Thames-street. f.IPERPOOL, MONDAY EVENT, G. Wind 4.W.—HigThl li kWr. 11 rr. p.ll. Arrived the Itlinto, Wilson; Herald. MIRA/ma and James Cropper, Slitrahall. from New York; ?Capps, Crape, from Charles ton, New York; Echo, Ralfour, from Si. feteraburgh ; (7giclion. from Havre ; fietie Hoop, De (from, from Amsterdam ; May, Brown, from Jersey; Ceres, Virick; from Ostend Diana. flanson Christiaria, Bartle, ; and Lucinda. Setielbs, from I)antzie Wisner. from Stettin; Leonidas, Noorti, from Hottest:ant ; Wimilina, Kranenbo-g, from Bruges; Hoff. mine, Ahsends, from Wismar; Pacific. Born, from Riga; Sophis Maria. Schumacher, from Stra:mnd ; Dorothea Irmnsia, Knaack, from Rostock; Douglas, Davis. Dom Bordeaux; Union. Gilbert, from Sicily. SHIPPING I N'PE LLIGENCE. COSTO3I-HOUSE, AtiGUAT 22. ENTERED INWARD/.—The Astra, Sanderson, from Archan gel ; Sr. Pierre, De Potter. from Ostend ; Jonge Janneke, Janssen, from Emden ; Juffrow Hendrina, Engelsman, from Grmtingen Betaarlarke. Eamon, from klaruburgh; I'roow Feterke, %Petrillo s. from mden ; Arethusa, MLitt, front flaMburgh ; Elizabeth, Berry, from Archangel ; John, , Campbell. f rom Hantburgit; Good Intent, Carson, from ditto ; Talbot. Norwood, from Dun. kirk ; amiLonim, Bruce. from ,Ilamborgh. ENTERED OETWARDS.—The Eliza, Blake. for Rotterdam ; Favourite, Burmeste ,r for Archangel ; Perseverence, Margolis, for Calais ; Comet, Riven, for Naples ; Scipio, Massengale, for Elainore and St. Petersburgh • Martha. Totter, tin. Dundalk ; and Duke of Wallington, Wishart, for Lianatak CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAYESE diode. Barcham, for Batavia and Si e ; Fern lbr Bilbao ; British Union, Powes4.sht — -ro canna. Herd, ter Teneriffe, New South Wales, and rw es land ; Elizabeth, Thompson, for Rio Janeiro; Livertsatil Packet. Notley, for Smyrna ; Callen. for Calais . • Sceptre. Stewart. for Rio Janeiro ; Earl o f Cl ancerty , Heath. tor Rotterdam ; Dryade, Davidson. for Maleim, 'Valparaiso, Lima, and Colom bia River; and Lark, Orfeut. for Gibraltar. CLEARING OUTWARDS-.-Thil Rudolph, Schmidt, for Stettin ; Fante,'Amryl, for Drontheitn ; Funchal, M•Pherson, for Elsi. nore • Charlotte, Baldry, for P a lermo a nd M ess i na ; R ose , Elli s , for Hotterdam ; Ann, Banker, for South Whale Fishery ; Mary Almy. Brnwr.etl , for Gottenburgh ; Asia, Tindall, for Mirami, chi ; and Swift, Pyne, from Messina. For. DIVIDEND: September 21, NI illiam and Edward Battey, Stafford, boot and shoe-manufac,turent, at twelve, at the Office of hlorecroft and Fowler, solicitors, Liverpool—September 21. Thomas Field and John Du Varier, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchants, at eleven, at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-Mull. CR_TIFICATE:4;-girirxoEit 20. George Wood, Manchester, tailer.—bamuel Griffiths, Li►erpool, tea-dealer—Charles Gardner, lllile•End-road, dealer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Roberts, J. Morgan. and R. G. Roberts, Camarvon, met. chants—Richard Miller and John :Biller, Westbromwich, Stanbril, curriers—John Hudson and James Wootton, Birmingham, brass. founders—John Biddle and David Lloyd, Birmingham, glass makers—Thomas Keates and George Taylor, Macclesfield, silk. manufacturen—Nathanild Higgs and Robert Hobbs, Pimlico, brewers—Elliot Aaron. and Lewis Alexander, Chiswell. street, Finsbury-square, horse-dealers—Edwin James Flint and Patrick Tregent, Birmingham, paper-makers—J. B. Tippet's and Clarke Duchesne, White Lion -street, Norton.Fatgate, surgeons-- Christopher Owen, jun. and John Barker, Weybridge, sithe. manufacturem—George Bentham and Elizabeth Hunter, Man. chaster, booksellera—Robert Hoskin and Richard Weller, Liver pool, hatters—William Turner and Philip Ilawley, Kilnhurst, Yorkshire, earthen-ware.manufacturers—Robert Chadwick and Thomas Chadwick, Heap, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—Charles Steele and Samuel Vernon Steele, Crown-coon, Threadneedle. street, merchants—Thomas Allen and William Littlewood, Bean or, Derbyshire, twist nzachine-maken—NVllliam Morten and John Blay, Tooley.street, woolstaplers--Alexander Gordon and Thomas Bell, Carlisle.enttage, Lambeth-green, linen.drapers._ George Straker, George Berms, and John Straker, South Shields, ship-builders—James Gibbs and Richard Ferris. Bristol, chymists .—William Jackson, James Lister, and Edward Jackson, Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen.manufacturers--Henry Charles Curlewis and William Longstaff, St. James's.street, Westminster, tallors—John Spyer and Lionel Samson, Tenter-ground, Goodman's.fields, merchants—Thomas William Williamson and Edward Jones, Packers' -court, Coleman.street, merchants. Yesterday morning two men quarrelled about politics, at a public-house at I)uckfleld, and afterwards fought, when one of them received a blow on the temple and instantly expired. Dazaoset Accwasrr.—On Wednesday evening last, George Wills, Esq. of 25, Gloucester-place, mounted a very spirited horse, which, starting instantly at full speed into Upper Ilerkeley-street, got upon the footpath, and Mr. Wills, not being able to control the animal, which plunged in a desperate manner, was thrown with tremendous force against the area railings, and the animal then darted off, very much cut. Some of the passengers raised Mr. Wills, who was insensible. On being con veyed to a surgeon, both legs and his left arm were found broken, and his skull fractured. lie was carried home is this dreadful state, and has since been attended by Sir Astley Cooper and Mr. Heaviside, who have reduced the fracture; though, from the gentleman's advanced age, but little hope is entertained of his recovery. FLY IVATL.N.—An instance of the dangerous conse quences of incautiously using fly-water, occurred on Sun day afternoon, in the family of Mr. Griffithson, of Little Chelsea. His (laugher, an interesting girl, between four and five years of age, was taken alarmingly 11l ; and as she had been playidg about the garden a short time pre viously, in apparent good health and spirita, thesuddenness of the attack caused some inquiry tts he made teepecting the cause, when it was discovered that she had drank some liquid from a saucer, which had been placed in an adjoining apartment, for the purpose of destroying the flies. A me dical gentleman being called in, administered a powerful emetic to his little patient, which had the efflct of quickly removing the contents from the stomach of the sufferer ; and after being put to btd, she was completely restored during the course of the _evening. On the liquid being analyzed, it proved to contain a strong poison. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH, A vo. 28.—Sailed the Nocton packet for the Lie. ward Islands ; the Sovereign, Pont-office steam-packet, for lilil ford ; the Union, Brokenshire ; the Ranger, ood ; the Anti, Chapman ; and the Brothen, Jenkins, for London. PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 29.—N0 arrivals or sailing& DEAL, Auo. 29.—N0 foreign arrivals. Arrived from the rive and sailed, the Elizabeth, Ekin, for Jartialcef and the Fortitude, Boreham, for Batavia ; also rind remain, the Lor4 Cranstoun, Urquhart, for Halifax • the Atalanta, Wood, for Sierra Leone ; the Female, Chapman, for Bilboa; anti the Lord Sidmouth, Dale, for Mirainichi. GRAVESEND, Ara. .—Arrived the Lumps, Ehrsn, from Altona ; Hoilhung, Fisher, from ditto • Commerce. Hicks, from Toningen ; Vrouw M a rie, E ggen , Worn ditto; Norfolk, Ken nedy. from Quebec ; Vrouw Ids. Willis, from Hanover. Sailed the Erate, Blair, for St. Petersburgh ; Osprey. Simey, for ditto ; Kitty, Cole, for ditto ; and Alfred,. Mason, for the Bar of Fundy ; Hercules, M•Laren, for Riga ; Lively, Spin a l. f or Alnieira ; Ceres, Ilogg, for endiz ; Henries, Paterson, I'.,r Got tenhurgh ; Royal George. Ward, for Miramichi ; and Robert and Sarah, Wilson, for Hamburgh. BRISTOL, AUG. Z.—Arrived the Cadmus, Place, from gilbse ; 31argaret, Stamford, frets Rotterdam • thartotte, Sweetinam from Stockholm. Sailed the Elizabeth, Holmes. from.Catlis ; Olitterra. Eranktand, and Ann, Wilson, • for .sriratnichi ; Hero, Lovering, for Gibraltar ; Ardent, Dunning, for St. Vincent's; Eagle, Prid ham, for Newfoundland ; Prince Frederick, Sart; for BiLboa • Mary, Admits, for Lisbon.—The Neptune, Pittman, has attired a Marseilles. Livartroot, Avo. 23.—Arrived the Stentor, Barris, from Alexandria ; the Salama —, from Malta; and the Arab, B a r. ber, from S. ketetaburglt. .17:111 tFrom the London :Veto Priel Cagrrent,l TUtSDAf, AUGUST SO. COTTON.—There hab been a fair demand in our Cotton market for export, and about KV bales were last week sold, in bond, viz. :—P2t) Boweds, ' (6t) Swats, 80. ordinary, to Bd. good: 24i0Ilengals, aid. a 8 3 d. middling to fair. In the prices of the Surat' a reduction of id. per lb. has been sub mitted to. SUGA R.—Tbe Sugar marktt has beep heavy. all the last week, snd where the few purchases were made k reductionlt CJ. to la. per cwt. was submitted to. The Sugar market thia morning opened very heavily, and though the grocers and refiners are out of stock, yet they will not come forward to purchase, except when they are obliged to buy for their immediate wants ; the whole sales today are estimated about 700 casks ; the prices are more firm than last week. The Refined market continued very heavy till Friday last, when there was a partial revival in the demand for low lumps at 80s. Molasses were 31s. There is little doing in% Refined this morning ; brown Lumps, Of • very few purchases of fine goods by the grocers are lately reported. Molasses at 31s. Ily public sale on Friday. 263 bags Bengal Sugar; pod white sold 375. a 395.; 1011 chests Ravannah Sugar were also brought forward ; the yellow was taken in 335. a 3111. ; the white sold at 335. a 54. t. By public tale this afternoon. 40 chests Brazil Sugar I were all taken in ; good white 475. 6d. middling 435. a 4,15. brown 345. CA. COFFEE.—The Coffee market was very heavy during the last week ; nearly the whole of the quantity brought forward at public sale on Friday was taken in, on account of the few buyers which appeared ; St. Domingo Coffee nominally 61s. and 625. Sy public sale this forenoon, 417 bags good ordinary coloury St. Domingo were all takenin at 60s. 6d. ; we believeOls. was offered and refus ed after the sale ; the nearest price of St. Domingo is tla. FRl:lr.—There are still some export orders for Red Smyrna Raisins remaining unexecuted, as the holders art demiandipg higher prices, and but a very small proportion being in the iniportets hands ; the stock at the present time is much less than for some years past, and holds out rather a favourable prospect for the Imports of the approaching season. The last cargo of Cephalonia, just landed, is still held by the importer at 105 a. The demand for Fruit continues to increate. HEMP, FLAX, end TALLOW.—The Tallow market con tinues improving ; the new 37". and 3",.5. 6;11. Hemp 4W. les. firm. The quotations of Flax are the last realised prices. TEA—Common Congoes hive advanced a little ; there ate none to be had under Os. id, duty paid. Ilysons have been in more demand at 2d. a 43. advance on the sale. Generally all kinds have become scarcb, as the prompt (next Friday) has so nearly arrived. SPICES.—There are few inquiries after Nutmegs, 6.. a Gs. 3d. with this exception Spices are intirely neglected : light Pepper no minally aid. 1(1)31, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS—The Rum market is heavy and rather lower ; the nearest quotation of proof Leeward' is Is. 11d. ; in line Jamaica very few purchases are reported. Brandy is rather higher. OlLS.—There is no alteration in Oils. The amounts from the Davis' Straits fishery are looked for with great anxiety. TOBACCO.—There Is no alteration in Tobacco, and little bu siness reported for the last week : one or two cargoes are arrived, but no yet disposed of. INDIGO—The public sale of Guatemala Indigo . on Friday went off Is. higher than the previous prices ; it consisted of 122 serons. This day a sale consisting of 136 serons went off at a further advance of 6d. per lb. ; the latter was. however, of much better quality, and sold Ilsom 3s. sd. low lean mixed copper, to 13s. sd. good Flora ; the qualities from Gs. upwards sold particu larly high. The East-India Indigo continues an much request, at a premium of 6d. to Is. per lb. on the In(ha !lease prices. LoaD NELSON'S Hum A xtry.—Lord Nelson was loath to inflict punishment, and when he was obliged, as he called it, " to endure the torture of seeing men flogged," j he came out of his cabin with hurried steps, ran into the gangway—made his bow to the Marine General, and read ing the article of war the culprit had infringed, said, " Boatswain, do your duty." The lash was instantly ap plied, and consequently the •sufferer exclaimed, " Forgive me, Admiral, forgive me:" he would look round , with wild anxiety, and, as all his officers kept silence (when the fel low really merited his punishment), " what! none of you rpeak for him—avast--east him off—Jack, in the flay of battle remember me, and be a good fellow in f u t ure ." A poor devil was about to b e flogged ; he was a landsman, and few pitied him. His offence was drunkenness. As he was tying np, a lovely girl, contrary to all ruhs, rushed • through the officers, and falling on her knces, clasped Nel-. son',, bands, in which were the articles of war, " Prev forgive him, your honour, and h ek h a ll never o ff en d aga i n. " " Your face, said he, "is a security for his good behaviour.' Let him go; the fellow cannot be bad who hrs such a lovely creature in his care." The man rose to be a Lieu:- tenant ; his name was William Pyc. On Monday night, a gentleman, who gave his name Tomkins, of Somers -town, was robbed, near Hornsey wood, of his watch, a sovereign, two half-crowns, ambfive shillings, by a man dressed in a drab coat, who commanded him to stop, and swore if he *are any alarm he would shoot him. The watch is a very remarkable one, of the French make. . 1.4°141)014 and ROTTERDAM STEAM PACKETS. The Public Are reopsetfully infdemsd the SING OF THE NETHERLANDS. Caps. J. Startnit, QUIEN OF THE NETHERLANDS, Capt. J. PcassoY, airs migulatlY eterY Wadosludir and Saturday from off the Cus. tom.hesse, at eight o'clock in t he morning, for the conveyance of Psisruits"! C- 111 "1". and IMSIIII. m Rotterdsts. F or further particulars. application to be made to the General Polies OlSce. 364 Strand i &Ater securing beds to N. W. SYMONDS. Agent. 7, Crescent, Minories. /MR DEMERARA, SURIN.AII. TRINIDAD. and j ADJACENT ISLANDS LOCAL STEAM PACEET COMPANY. Ric ctss--.11 msts. Cockburn and Co., Whitehall; Moms. Fuller sad IV. Cornhill. itsictroa—Mr. James nuance, 33, Finsbury.stpare. Directors take leave to inform the Public, that instructions .*. ven given to their Rankers authorising them, on TUESDAY, • i.•to lost.. to isvue Scrip Receipts, which will entitle the bearer • -. yes to the above company, on payment of the Deposit of 21. i ',..arc, on or before Thursday. ths lit day of September neat. Prospactases may be obtained on application to the Bankers, or Solicitor of the Companr. By Order of the Directors, THOS. GODWIN, Secretary. Y OF LONDON TEA COMPANY.