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....---- AN A [ . . . !ti. // v._ .. ~ L ' : e 1. ... • ,• t ibc• ..,:i. Illiwr - •'1 ---r - ...b., aa' —Wow :-7-7---------------- --.....------ No. 7.394. LONDON W EI)N 'DAY AUGUST!! 2. 3, 1826.' 9 9 . .. -..........--.""--'-- - 1".-.. . - r.-isr INDIA 1101.1 SE. Awgvat 9, 1326. 114 RITI.SII INSTITUTION, PALL.Affif.t..-:-The Gal-' EBY AUCTION. FROM LAST ArJaHrs G4ztrrit . 91111 E Corot 4 Director ior the United Company of 13 levy continues ()PNN, with the col.t.curlox of rw- I_ Merchants of k:agland trading to the East Indies du hereby TURFS, from Carlton Palace. which His SIAJ ESTI' has been OLD SWAN INN. B/CHOPSGATE.STREET WITHOUT. HOUSEHOLD FD 'TITRE. LINEN, CHINA, GLASS. Whitehall, Angost f 9, 1826 has bet lc ed tto S. ..1 K,The Finnn p. as to gran sre Thomas seßreton, At Telt C, graciously pleased to allow 117 k DIRECTORS to EXHIBIT. a • V oriel% '..; • Q le General Court of the said Company will be 1 stdiniasiou from Tea till Six o'clock, Is. Catalogue's., Is. FIX ES„I ND EFFECTS. ight, . the • Rice of Bailiff of the Islam! of Jellify, in the room of , Abraham , on_%l*Eostiesmikw, the I WILLIAM BARNARD, Keeper. y Mr. TOd'N, Henry Frederick Lord Carteret, deceased. , Ai moo., );abet 13,1-It',3a' Oleicl'lloWe ill Le-street,-sireet. On the Parolees, on AIDA Y NEXT. at 12, by order of the ___........."--• Car,, h r• .mber next, at Eleven ° clock in tbe Forenoon. 'l7- Se.- JOSEPH DART, Secretary. I A NGLO-MEXICAN MIMING ASSOCIATION. .Bher•ff of 1.0 don, DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY, PILE Genuine HOUSEIIOLD FURNITURE, corn- t( - ot ' ...4 1 amahlwo, . ' f :Or Left at the Bankrupt o.lflec• muter Act 6 Geo. 4 rap. 16 FT. S. c, ,-.0-NT-iirfl-ti—it ii,:i-N.7.%)..4:, ‘1.,.T APE., THREAD, AND , 111. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the PRO- . ICH ARO CURTIS, ••••.1.....41C, .an, Valer.manu-sc. . Itl, I lONS. 1 PRIE MRS of the .. A.eociatinn for atesieti•T in working the -1- pri,ing four-pmt and other bedsteads and bedding, cheats I Mines of :Mexico. and other Parte of America," will be held Ai .. . . at the &dreamt•dining ceffee.room and other table% chides ea ets dic tarter. (Filed August 19, 18264 •• • NA V Y OFFICE, Attenst 16. 1828. I Coy of London Tavern, on MONDAY, the 28;h inst. at One notes a capital beer engine (by' (crimes), loi• ut;;.e.ssks; ;Pia I . oOSETH JAM*" VIOtVENA, Stratford, Essex, cdendetter . Commissioners of his Ma- 1 inPass (Filed August 19.1626.1 . e 1111 E Principal OfF•ers and , . o'clock, for the purpose of ma' in a Report of the atatr of the sitc.; pewter pots and measures, fixtures, and effects. give Notice. DATTD RICHAUDS, Aberdare, Glamors:oldie, grocer. (F' L ''.4.4 N.i." (I') hrcel'V at One o'clock, they ill i asifhitairrns .of the Association, and of the oar•ieulari of the forfeited May be viewed Tmotorrow and morning of pa 4.'. 1 es Almost 21, 1826.) I.l;ai on Tut a An Vi , the :li3r instant, willin w gto contract josgpit LOWE, Secretary. had on the anemias; of slears. Co• stable and Kirk, Solicitors, .TAIII ES SCOTT Gteat East Cheap, merchant• (Filed P be reedy la mat win. such p..rsmis.ll/1 may be 7, et. Hein.,,..p,,,te, 19th August, 1626. Symoud's Inn ; and of Mr. Town, 100, Reirant.street. FLANNEL, 21, 1026.1 ~ -' torso pplying . Josntra.Ntat.oa, 'Southwark. ceilmeschant. (File' TAPE, ._ . _ .__ To sail the early part of September. Timis...tn. and CA A LON and Co.'s 11SAVER FIATS. at 21s. and 2.5 a. 21, 19264 BONI: BUTTONS, FOR BOMBAY DIRECT. the fine Teak Ship l-Jf surntsae all others kw fieaute, Colour, Elegance, and Dore- BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. MAITL.IND. 1n..% ND. Burthen 700 TonstJ. b. STUDD (of the bility. Gentlemen wbo are paying high prices for inferior lints, THOMAS SHEPHERD, C1211111011t49111, F11011•11110' To be delivered at his 31 ijeaty's Dock yard, at Deptford. Tender may he }WO at Hon. Cawnpany's Service), Commander. Lying in the City Canal, may now purciuwe of this clanufactiteet, 393. Strand, opposite from August 29, to September 2, at 11, at the Bank Patterea et la, A rliclea and a Form of the Cecil-street, a Hat they can admire and commend. Gripers and BANKRUPTCIES SC 'ERSED' Chia Office. No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Blackwell. Day II( Treaty, nor any nottced unless the Party or BO Agent for This Vessel has a Poop and Accommodations foe Passenger Dealta*who buy for Cash will lied it the cheapest house in London. JAMIRB HARBISON, Woodeliester, Olouceatre equal to the Company's regular Ships, anti carries an experienced Nei connexion with any howls out of the Strand, IVictran Srneng, Ilesharn. Nortliumbe' __._ JoJoins ALLISTONE, Waltham-abbey, Es' hialEvaeti rrllentler mast he nccompaniel bye Letter addreased to the leaven,. __ Nary Board, and ,41„,d be two roiIpOIVOOIi_. the sum enop3oolatit.vgfltor fueneFtle•coirwa.Fs.reiapi.lhet,oraiPihas:pasete,ga.7oa-ppsHerleNvettas; .toh,etrosammander, at the Jerusa. 1. LES'S WARRANTED PENS, of various tle ee- wow; to Messrs. Fraser, Living, and Co., No. 12, St. arses lit' harthress and Shade, marked as follows .- SMg. BANKROITS. pbeertiornind with the c.fzLper-on teathring,Jorm Witted% Maw. Great St. Heler 1111 very liars!, for Etching, &c. the doe BRINLEY. ' If hard, New:lee hand. wine-merchankto euneeder, August 20 .AGLE BRITISH AND LIMA/NI A L LIFE No. 12, Birchin-lane, Gentili% EH title and hard, for Luling' letter hand. IL' et 11, at the Bankrupte‘Conn. S 111 ASSURANCE OFFICES (Established 18117), Cornbill M medium, of general writing. Naviratohc ileviroLcis Hor ~.,.1 ilLgent-street. Is entered out at the Custom-hones, S soft, tine nib.' • /3111 Err 0111. merchant, /August 25, Septembe Sir WILMA 51 It .t WLI NS, Chairman. FOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH SS very soft. for beetling ledgers, &c. BankreptaVourt. Solicitors, 3' K. WA LES the remarkably fasreat. ling copper -1. ,Ship, 88 silt, .with b • 4 nibs, for Lawyere, tic. S:r JUR N PERRINO, Bar:. lied Alit. Deputy Chairman. Manufactured and sold 130, Aldertgate-street, London, front i: par& Cla-k.latie. John Juland Robinson, Esq. TIGER, ROIIi:RT BRASH. Commander. Burthen 32. t Tons. os. to 20s. per 100 ..nelne tore WILLIA3f 7' sit: as Bird'. Esq. Alt!. John Richards, El. Lying in the London Dock, lia• excellent Accommodations for •...,c ' her 4,5, and October 3, at ' the alariufacturer so `4 • a torterenns resident In the ~ country elms, . moan. rpi,c,,,,, Cluisaoplier Fryer, Esq. Paseengers both in the Cabin and Steerage, and is peculiarly Thu ties Greenaway, Esq. Peter skipper, E.g. lee:salty of *endow th ord direct to his Establesoment in 'Temple ; sang maw,. p .. Lonna:, as they will then Welter .lellenon Peacock, Esq. Richard Whiteaves, Eaq. adapted Cm. the Conveyance of floras and Cattle. Edward William Wind's* Esq. For Freight or Passage apply to le ti advie,tage of careful package, pima, Aiy,l". 14. and be ease that no hife i rticle la substituted fee his warranted Birjamin Rankin, Esq. F.L.S. BUCKLES, BAGSTEIL and BUCHANAN, October 3, at 11, at tl, Masai. rse. ihRI.CTOR-W. Heehaw, Esq. F.S.A.,- :... . PHYSICIAN—Jo in Sporgin, 31. D. Guitilfoni-street. 33, Mark-lane. I ens. They may also be plied with Wriiing Papers, Account Martin Forater,-Lay Books, and Stationery in ~ ' 1. .. Nuttaß, Nratinghe St: ao F.ON --Janie% SMUT, Esq. Finsbury-square. - . i ACTUARY—II: my P. Smith, Esq. To sail First Week in September, for Passengers only, under • - cll•Antrte 'rip The Directors hare cnueed sew Tables to be calculated, in which engagement with the Hon. East India Compa , ON CANCE IUS DISEASE, &c. ternber 7,8, ant' rte values of Male and Female bite are, for the first time, dies fa 1 OR CALCUTTA (with liberty to land Passengers at Lately ou - bed, price 2s, lid. gnytte, Calla, 1. 1-1 BSERVAT lON ' on CANCER ; comprising ac- Messrs. Wire t.r,:tiisheil. Madras), the tine Ship CIY 5111 RI AN; JOSEPH BLYTII, .', ...Taal payment required for the Assurance of lON. to be received Commnnder; burthen 71)0 Tuna. Lying in the City Canal. kJ, vend Cases of Candi in the Breast, Lip, and Face, cured U. A. Call, ten the death of a by a wild method of praodos, that immediately alleviates the Ware Apply to Messrs. Beam Farquhar, Crnwthrd, and Co. 71, Old 11103 t severe pain, and vet' • --- MALE. ! FEMACE. Broad-street; to Captain Blyth, at the itruealern Coffee.heniee tor Ry T. 3. GRAHAM, M.D. 12, at' __ t_ 33, Mark-lane. Member of Ale IWO College of Surgeons. band •I Years Whole Lite. Seven 1. ears. • Whole 1.• e. i Scorn . eery ____l---!------ I . I I:. S. d. IL.s. S. IC. s..d. E. s. d. 2 Offices, 149, Ltadenhall.street, June - 1 2. _ Also. Cr/ the same Author,Aandsomely printed in a thick Bvo. 1. Trenttse MODERN DOll ESWV MEDICINE; or, a Popular . , a 1163 . 2 2 6 ,1 5 0 115 I, shooing the MOUND. ,IyIIIPIOMB, CRIMP, and succeasful ` THE EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY have im- trektment of all Disenres incident to the human frame; embracing 1 , 3a! 112 2 I 2 910 I 1 8 9 2 3 2 proved the qualities of their low black Teas, packed in leaden all the modern impeorements ht. Medicine, with the opinions aro 411 ; 117 4 • 34 4 ' 113 9 2IS 0 cases, properttonably with the late depression, and advertise a List practice of the moat distinguinfsed Physicians, Bte. &C.; coma/ ,212314124 ,i 1 17 3 . 313 0 of the Agencies where, and the prices at wide.), the Public will be ing'a fbill and pees I' fth f together ffi 7 . p cuotts ortolan o disease eat an e r 10 • 4 711 ! 618 2 (I .1 7 0 . 511 7 supplied until the Sales of October. means of reliene.g and curing every ; w' Assurances on the lives of lanced% are granted, to a.s c-se,..ot The Public are requested to observe, that Oh Establinlmient cm- Domestic dlateria Illed'ca, a eopiou, collection of approve immediately affecting the durw ion of lire. ploy no hawkers whatever, that they have n,, other Agent in this setipdoms. Tau,. of Doses, &es The whole forming a r I oionial. Indian, anti 31 ditime Assurances may be made for any Street besides Mr. J. Polka (No. 146), and are earnestly requested Medical tiuide, for the use of Clergymen, Families, and pMn.l, ot fur the while term of life. to be upon their guard against fraudulent imitations of thee pack- rice 15L The Assured, whether abroad or at home. have Four-fifths of ages and isbds. 3. A PRACTICAL. TREATISE ON INDI' the shale Profits of the Establishment periottically divided au•ong Prices'of the Company's puked Teas and Coffee, in leaden es BILIOUS, AND LIVER CONIPLAINTS,.ir them. No floc for entrance or non-sppearance. having the Secretary's signature on each. s !statue.. and correct Treatment of these preen,' A 31edical Officer attends daily, at two o'clock, at Gambill, price 7s. before whom pieties proposing Assurances may appear, al' in. _ . 1 lb. Alb. 1 lb. 2 or. 11 or islVe sincerely recommend it, and have lor eeiriet respecting health being conducted solely by mal,cal men, ”onea - - 4s Od 2s Odl ald Os 74' 34d that such a work was iaimparadvely called .1141.4 VA of the common obstacles to Assurance rumored front the f•Arafou - - 492 44 24 0 7i! 3f dical Journal. Ditto - . . details of the oTic...(a 32 74 4 08 1 4 Sold by Callow, Prince's-street, Salto; Ditto . . - 511 2 11A 6 001 44 Church-yard; Simpkiett, Stationer's-ante - • - -•- IIISTRESS in SPITA I.FIELDS.-At a Meeting of Souchuag - - 611 3 3 7i 010 11 1 the Committee, hold.ot in the Vestry-room of Christ Ditto . - . 72 3 7 91 0 111 5.1 INTERESTING AND USEFI' Church. Spitallields, August 21, 1026; Ditto _ _ - 7103 II 111 0 6 7 lIIHE FAMILY ORACLv ev. The R. RICHARD HARVEY in the Chair; Ditto - . - 9 1 462 3. 2 .1_ 'Mag.' -mine of • Domestic Er The Committee regret to state that no improvement has taken Fine Ditto - - 10 6521 2 7 4• 8 ~, Living. Adapted to all latinclay place during the past week in M.! affairs of the Spited fields %Ventres.. Finest Ditto . - II 8510 2 II 6 "Cte. ot ag although they are husbanding them resources as much as possiblr, Pekoe -214 r, 2 34 2I 7 indited by A. F.EREIrL, ata rare made such material reductions in the allowance, yet the Finest Ditto - - II 85In 2 II 6I 9 'mese of their Expenditure above the Contributions received is 'Pea, Green . 7G 3 9 111 Ili Af WAS Assisted by a Corny ouch, that they hare sot mare than suflicloat for the Distribution of Ditto - . - 71031 1 1 II To be bed 0 6 another Fartuight. y Tam - - - 864 3 2 I I 61 ,by order, ' The Committee entreat the Public to bear in mind that 7.000 Ditto . - - 91481 2 3 2 7 United Kindon„ either v_' son are wholly dependent foe support on the small pittance they . Ditto - - - 10 II- 41'. 94 2 7 4 8 Shißilliteteb. Each 7 itce.re St the Church; and that. if their funds ..re net speedily re,. ,DittO ... ... . ' 11- V• 1 ill 211 6 I ••• The fullowinr eimlshel, they will be obliged in a very short time to discontinue !, Finale Ditto - - 19 882 i 3 14 7 04 her, since the first the Relief altogether Gunpowder Ditto - 13 1664 3 3. 11 111 slight idea Oita 11 Amount before advertised - - £20,995 10 5 Finest Ditto . - 14 472 3 7 10 II The Oracle of .C. a. ! .0 a. ROASTED COFFEE. Cholera Alorb• 11. 11..1. 11. Sel don. 10 0 Per Messre.Jonesiboyd, and Co. Plantation -1709 i 0 6 2. II the Medical T t harlea Moore, Esq. IU H. East. Esq., per Tap- Dutch - - - 111 0 114 I 6 03- I i Basy.and et' Per the Right [foe. the Lind well and Co , !lath I 0 , Fine Ditto - 2613 0 7i 4 2 roAtonab, 11aTM• Co. ' Bourbon Per 3lessrs. Gosling and 'The Rec. John Nett. St. ' Henry HOW,' Koßef. 10 I Turkey . - 5217 0 01 6 2 clients e John's College, Oxford, Per Messrs. Hoare. Finest Ditto - - 1221 I 04 lit 64, 3 To'- ?I donation . 20 0 Henry Hallam, Esq. 10 0 The East India Tea Company have amended the Rates of Allow- Yap' 31.1'. . . 20 0 Hugh ',treater, Esq., once t. rich of their Agents throughout the United Kingdom es I 3lr - Per 3lesscr. Martin, Stone, and 3•1 donation . 10 0 are comprehended under Classes A and B. All persons desirous Co. Per Messrs. Praetle and Co. of obtaining Agencies in this Establishment, are to signify the I ,t .6. . .' 10 0 The Right Hon. Lord same by letter, post paid, to .I.li. . . 5 5 Somerville . . 20 I CHAS. lIANCOCK, See. Per Messrs. Whitmore and Co. Per Meseta. Ransom and (20. The Countess of Radnor, G. M. . IS 0 LONDON AGENTS. per Hexer*. Bouverie Per Messrs. Willis and Co. . beadenhall-street, 146 . Sit. Fowles and Cm, 241 don. . lin 0 The Rev. Geo. Atwick, iVidtechapel. Ili trees 101 Mr. 0. Spooner l'er Messrs. Dankey and Co. 3d donation 6 0 Chiswell-street, hid - - Sir. IF. K. f, Beery Skeins. Esq. 5 0 Fore-street, 30 . Alr. I. D. 87 Subenaptions ale received by the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor; Bell-lane. Spitalfields - - Mrs. 1.. Ike \l in. Hale, Esq. Wood-street, Spitallielits, Treasurer ; and by all Fiosbetry Market, 3 -31 r. J. D the Bankers. (11d-street. 55 - - Id ra. 31 The Committee eontinne to sit in the Vestry-room. Spitalflelda, Garlick-hill, 10 -51 r. J on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at Two o'clock. Newgate Market, 24 - - Mr. t .1. D. KINCAID, See. Huislis-court, Water.lane.Blackfriars Mr Princes-street, Minorite, 71 - M ' CIOLES'S PATENT TRUSSES, of London-bridge, St. Martin's-le-greed, 11 - 11...., arc warranted to satire Ruptures, when every other Imam- St. John.street_road, 17 - • ment has failed. The Prtt.irenrof the Mechanics' Institution de- Tavietock-row, Covent-garden, 14 clued the above to be the only real improvement in the form of St. Martin's-lane, Church-court 'Posses that ever came under his inspection. The following l'ernecate is from sue of the Surgeons of St. Bartholomew's King-street, Westminster, 16 Barad Barter-street, Ditto, II :- . " 1 hereby certify._ that Mr. Coles has perfectly succeeded in Prince's-road, Kennington, P keeping up a very diffissult and complicated Rupture, on which I Haymarket, 32 - . Doughty-place, Lambeth, 4 I upended some years since; in which case many of the beet Truss- London-road, 101 makers in tendon failed to afford any relief. When I placed this Collingwood-street, Elect' I'atient under his care., I promised, should he succeed, to give him York-street, Hackney-1r a Certificate of my approbation ; and in conformity with that, I Oosacll-street-road, I r :tow state my firm conviction that his Trusses will be found more Seymour-street. Eust efficacious than any at present employed in similar cases. 1 have Euston-crescent, N Niue. tried his Trusses in more recent cases, anti have been much Edgware-road, 14' pleased with the ingenuity he has displayed in adapting his means Bayswater • to the circumstance. of each CANC. Fulham • " lIENRY EARLE,* George-street, Hanoveasquare. (lepton, Pot' " July 23. 11123." Grovastree' ' The Public are informed that about one person in ten of the l Tottenhsr It tninan epreics are afflicted with Hernia or Rupture; that the In- I ()Dodge r ten or of the above Improved Trusses has suffered almost a mar- road tyrdom to the disease. 'lle had long cherished the idea, that if he Woo" t meld produce • real Improvement in the construction of a Truss, Hoe there would scarcely be a surgeon in this country whe would net Be t rejoice to see It. What must be the surptise of his fellow-sufferers f n to be told, that ninety-nine Surgeons out of every hundred would as soon see a rotten apple or a frosted potato ! 1 t r The Public are moreover informed, that Mr. Earle has placed I h more patients under Mr. Coles's care than all the lloapital Surgeons I in the kingdom. 'Ylie President, Vice-Presidents and Council of r, the Royal College of Surgeons, toge her with the lionorary Mcr ben and Professors of Anatomy and Surgery (25 persons), have' n placed 15 patients under Mr. Coles's care; since the date o' ✓ patent five years have passed away, during which period Mn multi never yet llnd the man who had the power of inoodw Trusses into piny of the London Hospitals; but he w principle they appear to have lost sight of, that tenderises' a .red sympathy of soul. which ought to characterize thf g whereby a discerning Public may draw a line of distir the gentleman and the knave, Coles's Thistle rl faithfully delineates the character of both : eve' kingdom would do well to read it (sold by Simple' rsi . those who cannot afford to purchase it, may p .4 one of the Godlike &wittiness which Mr. 1) 7 the character of Surgeons (see his Address r at Practitioners at the Crown and Anchor Tr Man is subject to many diseases wide' at avert nor levied!: but, when a toned R an affliction as Hernia, base and iuhu can pretend to sympathise or to Oki,' 4. and conceal within his own bosom, Fa aceomp)ialiing it. One of Mr. (' he had seen half a score peeve' - Ilernia, in one of our Loud al upon the average of one yes ouch operations had beer e- ahem, most probably, ha oi dent happened. Is it fr disease is permitted er f. SO, how criminally ne hr hi patients to odor ' gloss are Vice.P n„, A Surgeon of ty bealou recent' n- could he fur tie beings' LTd vied if t• in Petur of she the 1 So' Na fr 41, • e No. 7.394. Price 7d. alittE By AUCTION risr INMA 1101. 1 SE. Awrvat 9, 13211. 114 RITISII INSTITUTION, l'At.L.m..a.t....—The Gni rill F. Corot or threelots of tA.• United Company of 11 lery continues OPNN, with the col.l.6eTiox of ric 1. "SP./Thaws of England trading to Ike East Indies du hereby TITRES. fr o m Carlton Palace. which Hie 31AJESzT1' has been graciously pleased to /Mow !Irk DIRECTORS to EXHIBIT. Althnibbiuu from Tea till Six o'clock, le. Cataioitum h. WILLIAM BARNARD, Keeper. FROM LAST imuirs G4ZETTiS. Ihu Quarterly General Court of the said Company will he 3t their ihml.kr in i•el:lenitsil-SlYeet, on WEDNESDAY, the ,h September next, at Eleven teelnek in the Forenoon. JOSEPH DART, Seertlarp._ OLD SWAN INN. ItHOPSOA TE.ST RE ET WITHOUT. 4 1 HOUSEHOLD FIT ITCDE. LINEN, CHINA, GLASS. FIX ES„IND EFFECTS. y '4,. TOWN, On the Prernirea, op &WAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the Stu of I.e don, THE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, corn priking four.rpn•t and other bedsteads anti bedding, chests of tirawcut,dining. coffee.rnom, and other tables, chairs, carpets, &c. Aiao a capital beer engine (by tirimes), liquor.c.edts, Isla pipits, Om • pewter pots and measures, fixtures. and effects. Ill ' ay be viewed To-morrow awl morning of as C- 1 es had on the remises; of Mews. Co. stable anti Kirk, Solicitors, Symontra Inn ; and of Mr. Town, MO, Kevut•uneet. ANOW-MEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION. . A SPECIAL GENERAL. MEETING of the PRO. PRIE ro RA of the " A.sociation for aitaistiolr in working the Mines of Mexico. and other Parts of America," will be held at the City of London Tavern, on MONDAY, the 28;h inst. at One o'clock, for the purpose of ma' in g a Report of the state of the affairs of the Association, and of the park-ohm of the forfeited Shares. JOSEPH LOWE, Secretary. 1, St. Helen's.pPee,l9sh August, 1826. or supp To sail the early part of September. FOR BOMBAY DIRECT, the fine Teak Ship MAITLAND. Burthen 7M Tons, J. b. STUD') (of the Hon. Company's Service), Commander. Lying in the City Canal, 131:teltwall. GALON and Cu.'s SAVER HATS. at 21s. anti 254. surpass all others kw beauty, Colour, Elegance, and Dom. bilny. Gentlemen who are paying high prices for inferior .11.04, may now porehame of tit, Illinuf..coott, NS. Strand, opposite Cecil street, a Hat they yin admire and commend. Drapers and Deal::ra•who buy for Cash will nod it the cheapest bane in Londuu. Nu connexion with any house out of the Strand. BANKRUPTCY BNLAROFA). ........ Tito ItAS SHEPHERD, Claremont -few, Peateovairq volothaut, from August 29, to September 2, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. BANKRUPTCIES St: 'ERSED. JAM HARRISON., Woodcliester, Gioace‘terphire, IV'', Li Alt STO II C, Hexh 3M, Nnrtlaurnbaland. This Vessel has a Poop and Accommodations for Passengers equal to the Company's regular Ships. and carries an experienced Surgeon. F7lr Freight or Pasoan. apple to the Commander. at the Jernvo. Tent Coffee-house; VI 111evarv. Fraver, Living, and Co., No. 12, St. HeleaCe-place, Bishopegete..treet ; or to JOHN S. BRINLEY. No. 12, BirchinAnne, Cornbill. JOHN ALL INTONE: Weltha.r;-abbey, Essex, shopkeeper. I'ONTRACT FOR 1 bANNEL, TAPE, THREAD, AND 111;1fONB. X. 4 VY OFFICE, Arens? 16. 1826. r 1111 E Principal OfF•ers and Commissioners of his Ma l. -,ty's Navy Lto hece:-,F give Notice, !'hat on Tnt the liSt instant, at One o'cloc, they wtractlll reedy to mat surh 11.15 ,1 1 4 EIA may be wng k to con FLANNEL, TAPE, TIIIU;.tfI. and BONI: BUTTONS, To be delivered at his .11 :jesty's Dock yard, at Deptford. Patterns ei and a Form of the 'render may he teen at ill/ °ince. No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the 03, I 1( Tre•ty, not any noticed unless the Panty or ao Agent for liat Ever) 'Tender most he accompanied by a Letter addressed to th e e Nary Board, and planed be two responsibl2 persons, enguting become bound with the per.on tendering, in the sum of 3001. fur the due performane - of the Contract. BRITISH AN I) (,'OI,ONIAL CerLIFE I/ ASSURANCE OFFICES (Established 11116), d 114ot-street. nt a Err 0 Mt. Sir WILMA 31 It .t W 1.1 NS, Chairman. fir JOIIN PERRINO, Bari. and Ald. Deputy Chairman. ' , gr. Z! E.g. Ald. Jhn Juland Robinson, Esq. ClubtOptieT Fryer, El. J o ohn Richards, El. Tho tireen3war, Peter Skipper, I.:+q. Waller Arder*on Peacock, Esq. Richard Whiteaves, Esq. ittrjamin Rankin, Esq. Edward William %Vindim, Esq. 31.0:act:et; Dr REA:TOR—W. Heehaw, Esq. F.S.A. Pill SIC I AX—.to m Sporgia, 31. D. Oulidfonl-street. St: an F.O —James riAntr, F.aq. Finsbury-square. ACTUARY—II:nay P. Smith, Esq. The Directors hire entt.e.l u,ew rabies to be calculated, in which he values of Male and Female Lite are, for the first time, dis ;:;141 pkvir.ent required for he th death e Avitu or R rance of 1001. to be received tvi t MALE FE31.11.E. -- Seven Yearn.i Whole L:le Seem Veit., NVhole Lite. d. jX.s.A. 11 X. s..d. 5. .. d. 2 2 6 , 1 5 0 115 1 112 2 I 2 910 I 1 8 9 2 3 2 4U; 117 4 3 4 4 ! 113 9 213 0 11 17 3 I 315 0 4 711 ! 613 2 11 3 7 0 ! 314 7 _ . Assitranres on the Lives of 1 trai:ds are granted, in a.i C-bes ..ot anmethately affecting the duracion of lire. oionial. Indian, and 31 tritime Assurances may be made fur any renn.l, or for the while term of life. The Aseured, whether abroad or at home. hare Four-fifths of the shale Profits of the Establishment periodically divided among them. No tine for entrance or non-sppearanee. A Medical Officer attends daily, at two o'clock, at Cornlllll, before whom p mica proposing Assurances may appear, in. quirks respecting health being conducted solely by meal:cal men, moit of the common obstacles to Assurance umored from the details of the oTtee. I)'STRESS in SPITALFIELDS.—At a Meeting of the Committee, holden in the Vestry-room of Christ Church. Spitellields. August 21, 1026; The Rev. RICHARD HARVEY in the Chair; Tie Committee regret to irate that no improvement has taken ;dice during the past week in 'h.! 'Gine the Spitalltields %Veneers. Although they are husbanding their resources as much as possible, tai, race made such material reductite.s in the allowance, yet the excels of their Cotpendione above the Contributiors received is suet. that they hare oot snare than sufficient for the Distribution of another Fortnight- The Committee entreat the Public to bear in mind that 7.000 ir: ,, OES are wholly dependent for suppnt on the stoat pittance they . tece.re et the Church; and that. if their tunas ,re net speedily to. , rien4llel. they will be obliged in a very short time to discontinue ' the Helier altogether. Amount before. advertises, - - E 26,1105 10 5 .e. s. ! .£ s. 11. 11..1. 11. 2tl don. 10 0 Per Messrs.lonesibnyi,and Co. t itsrlee Moore, Esq. 1 U 11. East. Esq., per Top- Pet the Right HOP. the Lord well and Co , Both I 0 31 arm. Per Messrs. Gosling and Co. The Rev. Join Nett. St. Hairy !fusser, Esq. 1 0 John's College, Oxford, Per Messrs. Hoare. 2l (lunation . 10 0 Henry Hallam, Esq. 10 0 11.1', • . 20 0 Hugh beycestcr, Esq., l'er 3lessrs. Martin, Stone, and 3.1 donation . 10 0 Co. Per Messfs. Praeils and Co. : .t;, .• 10 0 The Right Don. Lord .1. li. 6 5 Somerville . . 20 • Per Messrs. Wliitmore and Co. I'er Masts. Ransom and Co. The Countess of Radnor, G. M. 6 0 per Messrs. Bouverie Per Messrs. Willis and Co. ' and Co.. 2al don. . ha 0 The Rev. Cie°. Amick, Per Messrs. Hankey and Co. 3d donation 6 0 Retry Skein*. Esq. a 0 Siabixtivions we received by the Right Bon. the Lord Mayor; 1V m. Hale, Esq. Wood-street, Spite/fields, Treasurer; and by all the Bankers. The Conimi , tec continne to sit in the Vestry-room. Spiralifelda, to Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at Two o'clock. J. D. KINCAID, See. /Ai/LET'S PATENT TRUSSES, of London-bridge, IL , arc alt.-rented is mature Ruptures, when every other Instru ment has faded. The Pre.ident 'of tke Mechanics' Institution de clared the above to be the only real improvement in the form of Trunci that ever came under his inspection. The following Cant:cat.. is from ene of the Surieons of St. Bartholomew's I hereby certify._ that Mr. Coles has perfectly succeeded in keeping up a very diSoolt and complicated Rupture, on which I operated some years since; in which use many of the beat Truss makers in Landon failed to afford any relief. When I plated Milt Patient under his care. I promised, should he succeed, to give him a Certificate of my approbation ; and in conformity with that, I now state my firm conviction that his Trusses will be found more efficacious than any at present employed in similar cases. I have since tried his Trauma in more recent cases, and have been much pleased with the ingenuity he has displayed in adapting his means to the circumstance• of each case. " 7 11ENHy_F L A R LE, 2U, George-stmt, Hanover-square. " July 23. III 23." The Public arc informed that about one person in ten of the 1.1103a1l Pprcies are afflicted with Hemia or Rupture; that the In- ‘en or of the above Improved Trusts has antlered almost a mar tsolom to the disease. Ile had long cherished the idea, that if he mold produce a real Improvement in the construction of a Truss, there would scarcely be a esrgeon in this country wire would net rejoice to see it. What must be the surmise of Ins fellow-sufferers to be told, that ninety-nine Surgeons out of every hundred would as soon see a rotten apple or a fretted potato ! The Public are moreover informed. that Mr. Earle has placed more patients under Mr. Coles's care titan all the !hospital Surgeons in the kingdo.n. The President, Vice-Presidents and Council of the Royal College of . Surgeons, torte her with the Honorary :Ite m bers and Professors of Anatomy and Surgery (2; persons), have not 'dated 15 patients under Mr. Coles's rare; since the date of his patent 6ve years have passed away, during which period My. Coles could never yet find the man who had the power of introducing his Trusses into (any of the London Hospitals; but lie wanted the principle they appear to have lost sight of, that tenderness of feeling .tad sympathy of soul. which ought to characterize she profession, *hereby a discerning Public may draw a line of distinction between the gentleman and the knave. Colea's Treatise on Ruptures faithfully delineates the character of both : every family in the kingdom would do well to read it (sold by Simpkin and Marshall); those wbo cannot afford to purchase it, mar peruse it grads ; this , 4 one of the Godlike autibutes which Mr. Hayes claims as due to •ho character of Surgeons (see hi. Address to the Heneral Medical Prectitiontra at the Crown and Anchor 'raven); vide 173, Lancet.) Man is subject to many diseases which human skill can neither avert nor temetiv : but, when a remedy may be had In so painful an affliction as Hernia. base and iuhuinnn must that man be who can pretend to sympathise or to alleviate the sufferings of his friend, and conceal within his own bosom a knowledge of the best means of aceomplialaing it. One of Mr. Coles's Patients informed him. that he had seen half a score persons operated upon for strangulates! Her nia , in one of our Loudon Hospitals, in a week ; and that upon the average of one year, eight out of ten persons on whom such operations had been performed died : the greaser part of whom, most probably, had a Truro on their persons when the acci dent happened. Is it for want of a better Truss than common this disease is permitted to make such havoc amongst mankind ? If how criminally negligent must that man be who recommends all his patients so adopt them ? A great number of the aforesaid Sur. emos are Virm.Prolidents or Patrons to the Rupture Societies. A Surgeon of one of the oldest established Rupture Societies in Londou recently applied to Mr. Coles, and inquired how low he could he furnished with the Commeo Trusses, for their Society? lin being answered, as low as sitter shillings each, the Surgeon !Ailed if he would not furnish them for half a crown ? Me. Coles, in return, begged to know what w:ta to be done with the remainder of 11sa huhscribeta' matey? 'rite Surgeon replied, there were (hinny Sar.nons and Advllisenteirs to pay for! ! Alas ! John Is this the age for improvement*? Is it not rnther the age for humbug ?—Mr. Coles will giant a License. under his Patent, to atq respectable person in the trade, for manufacturing the above. I:en must be post paid. HALL'S DIGESTIVE or DINNER PILLS.—Of all the compla'-out to which the human frame is liable, few are more distressing, and none are more common, than a disordered state of the stomach, arising from weakness or derangement in the digestive organs, and attended with flatulence, acidity, pains in the stomach. giddiness, head-ache, and hear,bum. To remove these painful effects where they exist, and to prevent their recurrence, by giving renewed vigour and a healthy tone to the digestive powers, is the express design of the above pills ; and experience has abun dantly proved that they are eminently calculated to produce these important results. By taking them a short time before the hour of dinner, the process of digestion is greatly assisted, and by the oc casional use of them, the system will be preserved in a sound and healthy state. As preventives of those severe bilious attacks to which some persons are liable, these pills are decidedly recommended, and as an effectual, though gentle aperient, they will ever prove a most va luable family medicine. They have also been highly useful to persons on long voyages, and experiencing a chamre of climate; and as they do not contain any preparation of calomel, no altera tion of diet nor confinement to the house is requisite. Prepared only by Mr. C. W. Clarke (successor to the late Mr. R. Hall), at 115, Hulborn-hill ; end sold in boxes at 2s. 9d., 4s. fid., anti Bs. SI To guard messiest counterfeits, the Public are respectfully re quested to observe, that these wily can be depended upon as genuine which have upon them the words " Prepared only at 113, Holborn-hill." Sold wholesale by Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Rsrdsy, Fleet-market; Bed retail by Stradling, Gate of the Royal Exchange; Johnsom, 68, Cornhill; Sanger, 1341, Oxford-street; Simpson, 21, Piccadilly; Pynian, corner of Great Titchlield-street, Oxford - market ; Freake, Tottenham-court road; Martin, 2, Upper Seymour-street, Somers-town ; Stranger, Charlotte-street, Pimlico; Sellors, 9, King's-roati,Sloane-square, Chelset; Fry, 15, Bridge-street, Lamlactli ; Mounsey, 14, Park place, Kennington; Realm, 17, High-street, Newington Butts; Williams and Co., 7, Bedford-place, Commereial-road ; Holwell, 2•69, fl,,gh-street, Borough; Jones and Co., 3, George's Circus, Great Surrey-street; Emerson, 110, Upper East Smithfield; Brabham. 14, High-street, Poplar; Ivory, 190, Shoreditch; Reales, 191 i, Bishomgate-street Without; Junes, Hackney-mad; Fawkes, 95, Mary•strect, Hampstead-road ; and Lancastar, Poole. Where may be also liad, Hall's Cough Pills and Pectoral la senges, for coughs, asthinaa, shortness of brvii, and other affec tions of the lungs. INTERESTING AND USEICL FAMILY HOOK. !I'HE FAMILY ORACLE of HEALTH ; or ; 'lll44azifie of • Domestic Economy, Medicine. and lined Living. Adapted to all Hanks cif &levy, Iron the Felice to the Coit!itcc. -- r -- bdited by A. F.CR ELL. Af.D: T.R.S. &a., and W. al. W A LEA Cg, Esq. Assisted by a Committee el . .. Scientific Gen' lateen. To be had, by order, of all Booksellers and Nei-smen in the United Kingdom, either hisinglr N•imbers, or in Sets. Price One Shilling -awl. Each Nuigibm coastline in itself. The foliating maim a fe - al the Contents Weft* Nuns. bar, since the first pUblication of the Work, and can only give a alight idea of its utidty The Oracle of Health) foe July, containing—The Treatment of Cholera Alorbus or Bile Flux—Emollient Clyster for ditto—On the Medical Properties of Wines... The Adulteration of Wines— Easy and effectual Methods fur the Treatment of Accidents—Oa Fashionable Diseases, by Dr. Adair—Rules for Travelling in ling. land—For Travelling on the Coniinent—The Advantage of Laves meats and Clymer' in Costive Habits—Recipes toe various Mestere To Cure Stammering or Hesitation of Speech—Captain Jeityil'a Vapour Bath—To Improve the Sight by Bisected Masses—The Jlonopoly of Tea—Dangerous Meets of Swallowing Fruit Stones —Receipt for Making the Elixir of Longevity—To Cure a squint —Case of Poisoning from eating Pheasant, &c. &c. Contents of No. L t.Fifth Etlition).—About 1.0.0 copies of this Number were sold it. Union alone, in the tint two weeks.—Oyster Eating, by Dr. Kitchener—filedizal Effects of Oysters in Con. sumptions and Fevers—Effects of Smoking Tobacco on the Health —Eating Scientifically—Circassian Mode of Procuring fine Eye. Lashes, at no expense. No. 11. (Fifth Edition) contains--Easy Shaving on Chymical Principlea--Medical Effects on Health by Boer, Porter, and Ale, by Sir A. Carlisle and Mr. Brande-3leans of Escaping Gout and Rheumatism. Nearly' Forty Articles in ail. No. 111. (Fifth • Eslition ) contains—Weekly Plans of Family Economy—Estimates for Incomes of a Guinea a Week and 3001. a Veer—Diseases Cured without Me Keine, by Pict and Regimen only—Nervous Females. In all above Forty Articles. BA NKROITS. Joint WILLIS MAY, Great St. Helen's, and Brighton. Sussex, vine -merchant ; to surrender, August 26. Septemlor 2, and October 3.' Rt 11, at the Bankrupts‘Corirt. Solichori, :I.'rs. Thomson, Biker. and Smith. King's A rms.vard. Coleman-street. Nastratokr. REYNOLDS HOLMES, Fenchurcii-street, hop merchant. August 23, September 8, and October 3. at 10, at the BankreptaVourt. Solicitors, Messrs. Shepard, Thomas, and !A pril. (,laic-Isite. ERHDERSCE WILLIAM THIES. Livrrpoll, merchant, ?cras her 4,5, and October 4, at I, at the Golden 1,i , 111, Liverpool. Soli citors, . Moans tHisckstock and Dunce, Kings Bench-walk, - Temple ; ireA Minters. Bardszell and Son, Liverpool. Purity , Alarzns. Nottingham, optician, September 6.11„ and October 3, at 11. at the Lion Ilotel, Nouingdam. Solicitors, Mr. Martin Forster, - Lawrence Pountney-lane, Lsndon; and Mr..fsbn NuttaH, Nottingham. CHARLES THOMAS RIMEt. Southampton, cheesemonsper, Sett tembey 7. 8, and October 3; at 12, at the Office of Mr. George Au- Callaway, St. Thomas.street, Portsmouth. Solicitors, Messrs. 'l l lrinthum and Collnt, Chancery-lane, London; and Mr. 9. A. Callfway, Portsmouth.. WILLIAM Pir EL ES, Belbroughten, Worcesterlhire, prepares and vender of medicines, September 11, at 4, 12, and October 3. at 12, at the Packhorse Inn; Worcester. Solicitors, .M r. Thomas flu band. Lydtate-house, near Breauinrove ; and Mr. Jeyes, Chan. cer_y4ane, London. War.tast SHARP and THOMAS ASEHAN, Leeds, iron-found ers, Amzu-t 23, 29. and October 3. at 12, at the Courthouse, Leeds. Solicitors., Mi. Charles Wilson. GrevilkAtreet, Batton garden, London ; and Mr. Richard Ecroyd Payne, heeds. IttctlMlD WARNER. Cockspur.street dreSSiDif-esie•TTlanufsc surer, August 25, at 11, September 8. and October 3. at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Sollicitor. Mr. Watson, tiara d•ttreet, hobo. THOMAS Donsox, jun. Fur:dears lon, London, money-scri vener. August 29. at 10, September 3, and October 3, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. •Soild•or, • Mr. William Lane, Frith-street. Soho-square. IViLLIASI HAXIEY, Rolla-buildings, Fetter lane, carpenter and builder, •Septemba 11, at 6. 12, at IL and Octobet 3, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Parker, Dyer's-buildings, Holborn • Hellen' MEESer, St. „Tames's...quote, Westminster, tailor, August 29 at 10, September h, and October 3, at 11, at the Ilanknipts' Gotta. Solicitors, Messrs. Freaute and Best, Figtree. court, Temple. Taostas Bowls, Hyde, Hendon, Middlesex, dealer and chap. man„ September 11, at 13, 12, at 11, and October 3. at 10. at the Bankrupts' Court, London. Solicitor, Mr. Whitaker, Warwick wart, Holborn. . . . . JACOB COACH, Great Preseot-street. Gnothnan'a-flelds, op holateres, August 23, at 10, September 30, and October 3, at 11, at the Binkrup.s . Court, London. Solicitsrs, Mears. I. T. and li. Badeleley, Leman-strett, Goodman's-fields. No. IV. (Fifth Edition) Suicidal Melancholy—Prescriptions for Asthma and Rheumatism—Errors in Education causing Suicide—Utility of Silk Waistcoats--Experiments on Beef, Veal, Pork, &c. by Sir A. Cooper—Desk Diseases, contracted in count ing houses—Disorders of the Urinary Organs. In all above forty Articles. No. V. (Fifth Edition) —Holiday Dioceses of Young People— Laxative Draught for disordered Stomach—Art of Thriving—The Beauty of the Eyes—Nervous Diseases, caused by Novel Reading —3leana of improving the Tone of the Voice. In all about fifty Articles. No. VT. (Fifth Edition)—Glasgow Punch, a Preventive of Gout. Gravel, anti Stone ; by W. Graham, Esq. Apothecaries and their A bominahlea—Science of Strengthening Exercise—Rules for Sleep. In all above fifty Articles. No. VII. (Fifth Edition)—Alarm of Small Pox after Vacci natio°, with Tests of Security for all who have been vaccinated, from one to twenty years ago; by Dr. Gregory—Economical Experiments on Wheat, Bread, Butter, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Coals, &c.—Diseases from Shaving and Snuff-taking. In all about fifty Articles. No. VIII. Marks of Consumption just beginning, begun. m -1 firmed—Teate of Danger in Consumption—Best method of Clean ing the Teeth—Lady Morgues Toothbrush and strengthening Wash for the Teeth and Go m a—Qualities of Arrow-root—Economy of a Clergyman of Small Income. No. IX.—To check Consumption. and draw it off from the Longs—To prevent or relieve a Consumptive Cough—Cause of Cough—Powerful Cough Preventive—Economy of a Bachelor, who has 150/. a year—Ladies' Distaste. No. X.—Disorders from Overrowth—Alkaline Draught for Acidities and W eakness—Removal of ‘Veakneas—Cure of Ulcers `in the Longs—Where for Breakfast—Economical Estimates for 1501. and 2001. a year—Economical Home-brewed. No. XL—Summer Amusements for Invalids—How to Harden and Strengthen the Bones—Cause nod Remedies for Freckles_ Roman Balsam for the Skin—Purifying Water for the Skin. Nervous Indigestion. No. XII.— Desk Diseases—Causes and Symptoms of Piles— Openity.: Pills for slow Bowels—Laxative for Pilee—lnfillible Test of the Value of flops—swots Ilotch Potch—Ruined Constitu tions and early OIJ Age ! Cause and Preventives, &c. • No. XI I I.—Currency and Patronage of the Oracle—dowel Com plaints of hot weather—Trratment of Cholera Martins, or Bile flux—Bitter Tonic for the Bowels. No. X IV.—Hinta for choosing Spectacles, by Dr. Kitchener— School Diseases and School Viers, by Dr. A . P. Buchan—Treat ment of the consequent Dehility—Evils of Boarding Schools ex posed—Economical Ekler Wine, &c. No. XV.—New Worm Medicires7Metitod of cleaning Furni ture—Medics! Critiques on Old Wromen'a Prescriptions—Valuable Secrets for AronteurDrinkers—Remedy for Morning Head-ache— Itceeiptfor Macassar Oil —Monopoly of Mock-dignity by London Physicians, &e. No. XVl—Disorders of the BOVICIK in Infancy—Manaement, of infants anti Children in Health and Disease—Treatment or Scarlet Fever and Meaales—Strengthcning Lotion for Baldness and Thin flair, &c. No. XVIL—Lock-jaw cured by Tobacco—Cancer cured by Maaterwort Plaattr —The Beauty of the Eye-brows—Nerves of the Liver and it. Companionship with the Skin ; striking case—Pre- I of Gout Medical Critiques un Old Women's Prescrip tions, &e. No. XVllL—Remedies for Acidity and Indigestion. by Dr ' Pemberton—Soda Pills for Acidity—Amateur Salad.inaking—Re- Mot% for Italian and English Salads--D.. filtindelre Experiments on Injecting Blood into the Human Veins—History a nd g ymp . Loma of Moping Cottelt; Roches Embrocation for [looping Cough. Published by J. littleock, 163, Strand, and to be had of all Boonellets in Town and Country. - - - , Vols. I. and 11. arc now complete, and may be bad, by order, of any Bookseller. --- liA s a;fl.l% - (;',/ I/F Cffifi3l rOR.T. ...maw-- - LONDON LlST.—[Prom the London (gazette:l Whitrhall, Angus! 19, 1826 AT TRU COURT OP COMMIARIONP.II4 OI AA 'AI AA WPCS, liAllf The King has been pleased to grant to Sie*Thontas be Breton, *TARP; ON PAIDAT NAZI. U. Knight; .the , ffice of Bailiff of the is.laiiii of Jersey-, in the room of i Abraham, H. M oc n bi ll ia nds ie. di w te od b, i r e n n a p n, n me ct aa n t ;. . p .. ,04, ... e.f ... iiia ....... 3 Henry Freiltrick Lord Carteret, deceased. • _..—.....:1 .... Laker and Abralisll, Nicholas-lane, wine-tnerchant•, adj. 1a5tax....... 1111 Carney, J. Beauchamp, shopkeeper, dividend DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY, Conway. J. Stamf or d- s tre e t, Bl ar kfriars, builder, Mem, r Left at the Bankrupt o.ffiet, undo. Art OS, Geo. 4, rap. 16, err. 5. Cohen, J. Great Pre•eMt-street, Goodman'al:elds. uphstle., Mt ex lO I{ICH Ann Cu nw IS, Bleriedsle, liancasbke, - paper.inaiturae- Ellison. E. Crown and Sceptre-ct., St. James's, goldtos ' ad). lades %44 Wirer. (Filed August 19, )8264 Ealet.oll. J. and S. S. Virintechapel-road, corn- factor,, Harris G. Battersea-fields, warehou .e•keeper, ad ex.... .. ~.. JOSEPH Jain" VIOEVENA, Stratford, r,s:sex, cslenderer. King, V. J. flattersca, torpentine-merchant, ad owned last exam HP (Filed August 19, 1626.) Lawson, E. Brown's-lane, Spitalfields, currier. dividend II Levegt, J. Leeds, straw.hat-mater, adjourned last examination../ II DAVID /Imitating, Aberdare, Gl.unastsinsliire, grocer. (Filed Ancust 21, 1826.) Leven, S. L. Grace's-alley. Weliclose-square, head•men chant, Id in. ' 11 JANES IdtoTT, _Great East Clear, roercliant. (Filed August Pariah, D. York-square, Repeat's Park, often, 3d examination . , It 21, 1826. ) , Phillips and Cuffs,. th, Goldsmith-street, warehousemen, Joint 1.4- Josntra.Ntaton, 'Southwark, coal-merchant. (Filed August dltrtd en d, and s ep ara t e of b o th . .. ..... s . 10 Screen, .1.. Camberwed, carpenter, 3d examination y.. 12 _ _ _ 21, 182 B.) Smith, J. Mistime, mercer. 34 examination , •l9 Stewart, C. tOrchin lane, merchant,' I s t e xami n ati o n Titersithwalte and Cu. Fleet ...greet, ironmonger., further dividend • II Tyler, H. F. Etisabsath.place, bill-broker, :i.l examination.... Warne, )t. Oneasplir•street, dreeslng-cmemlaker, Ist examination Il. White, J. Prlnces-street, Westupnster, *Ovid'?, dlet 1end........••• II White, T. Commercial Sale-room., wine -broker, adj. last a 1... ~. • COUNTRY LIST. . Barrett, G. Martock. shopkeeper. Rammer, Bristol, isil ex l9 Backhonse, J. jun. Frorne Selwood, dyer, George, Frame, proof cd debt. ... .................. ....... ...... ................. Sentley, R. Dolton.le-Moore, maehine-makn,.Btat, Mine., isles— 11 iliteklee, D. Cambridge, bricslayer, Hoop, Cambridge, final div.., II Bower and Guest, Manchester, slits.rnantifeet., Star, Mane., 3d ex if Campbell, S. Bristol, wood-factor, Lion, Bristol, 2d eiram.... .... Cullen, .1. Liverpool, boot-maker, George, Liverpool, lot exam..; 1 Dy.art, J. Liverpool. merchant. Star and Outer, proof of debts. France, F. Wakefield, corn-factor, Sessions.hone. Ad exam. - Frost and Ashton, klacciesfiel4 and LireepooLtlmber-merchants, M r. Avi-nn's, Liverpool, dir. of Frost II Oarsl4 ~ J. Manchester, cotton-spinner, Star, Manchester, ad n I Barr.. ~n, J. Wigan, Inn-keeper, Bock, Wigan, 2d exam.— ....... 10 Harvey, W. Barnsley, linen-manufact. Court-horse, Leeds, compost. 1I • Dunne, J. Gloucester, I.rick-maker, Spread Eagle, Ist exam to Illed• and Dean, Rocisdale, woollen-man0r...40., Wellington, lot ex 4 Hyde. T. Portwood, spindle.maker, Star, Idanehemer, Ist examination V #olonson..l. Congleton, ailk-throvater, hill'. Head, Ist examination fr JUMP, W Yeovil, grocer, Georre, liminster, 3d examinstisn.... Kent, R. Liverpool, sorgeon. Lion, Liverpool, 2d examination i.aire, R. Manchester, wareho amen, Met.. Bettersby, Wigan, ad ea. 19 Perring, R. Modbury, banker, Exeter Inn, Modbury, dividend Scholheld, J. Rochdale. blies-maser, Wellington, special affairs. Scott, W. and J. Wakefield, merchants, Sessions.bonse, choice of L A . 12 Smith and Locker, Ranley.'honkers, Swan, Manley, proof or debts Tatham, W. Nottingham, lace.rnanitfactarer, Ilmse, Ist enaminatioss II Twig", J. Dewsbury, blanket-manufact. Sessions-house, Wakefield, Ist examination Wood, S. Manchester, merchant, White's, Manchester, isteram it Woods, R. Cambrld.fe, hollder, Eagle, Cambridge, Ifil examination 2 Wright and Leedham, Manche -Cr, manta., White's, Mane., 3d exam. V SHIPPING INTALIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, slow Bar, AUGUST 21. Arrived the Henry Tuke, Bliss, from New Orleans in 45 days ; Orbit, Harding, from ditto in 50 days ; Zebulon. Elerley, from Liverpool, N.S.; Shaw, Ball, from Itichebucto; Margaret, :rom slontreal ; Amelia, Hookendruf, from Danteic; License, from IVisinar. The Hannah, Murphy, from Aliramiehi, has arrived at Wsterford. TI e David Shiw, from Pietou for Liverpool, struck against as iceberg on the 23.1 July, off the Banks of Newfoundland, and immediately Sited with water. The Captain was killed by the fallirg of a spa-. The crew were picked up by the Hope, from Lie ►pool for Miramichi. The tileorge Horne, Happens, from Ber.gai, arrived at St. Helens 19th June. Sail•d 21 . 1.1 August, the Adeline, Isaac Hicks, and Florida, for New York. BRISTOL, A ttorstr 21.—Arrirctl the Mary Louisa, from To bagn ; and the Warren, from Gottenburg. POIITSMOUI - 11. AUGUST 21.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Pel ter, from Halifax; Dash, Allen, from London; I)orford, Ander son, from ditto; and his ..11ajesty's strip Clinker, from Newfound land. Sailed the Royal George. Reynolds, for Calcutta ; his 1114- kitty's ship Phlloniet. on a cruise ; and Mime, 4silett, for Lan don. Passed by from London the Victory, Parqubarson, for Cal cutta —Wird S.W. DEAL, AUGUST 21.—Arrired and remains his Majesty's ship Leven. from Portsmouth. Passed the Alexander, from Jamaica ; I Montrose, from Trinidad fur London; .lalvina, Norfor, irons Lordsn for Trieste ; Adclfrida, Nitcbell, from ditto for Gibraltar ; and Hopeful, Cuthbertson, from ditto fur Palermo.—Wiod E. Gnaynsetsin, AUG. Yl.—Arrival the Alfred, Gill, from Co.. penhagen ; Queen of the Netherlands, Piercv, from Rotterdam ; Earl Bathurst, Pound. from ditto ; II ylton from , Hantburgli ; Perseverance, Miughan, from ditto; Jantina. Smith, front Antwerp ; Hercules, from ditto; Vrond. Elbing, from ditto ; Union. M - Kay. from Dunkirk ; Carolina, Barkman, from Stockholm ; Earl of Liverpool, Peake, from Ostend. Sailed the James Spencer, for Hamburg!'; and Magnet, Todd, fcr New South 'Wales. UtEE ;roc x, As OUST 19. A triTed the John Campbell, Spene?, from Grenada.—Wind S.S.W. _ _ HAMHUIIIMI. Ants. 10.—The Neptunus Felix, from. Oporto, which was aground at Cuxhaven, has got o W, and arrived. WEXFORD, AUG. 15.—The Sea Nymph, Frost, Crop New Brunswick, coming into this bay 12th inst. struck on the Splaugi. Rock, but got off with little or no damage, and is how in the boy, where she will be lightened. Et.stxone, Avo. 12.—The Minerva, Christison, from Memel for Hull, has put in here leaky, and it is supposed moat discharge part of her cargo. ST. JOHN'. ' NEW ' FOUNDLAND Auo. 3.—The Jane Tindall, from Quebec for Liverpool, with timber, sprimg a ice : 22.1 July, lat. 30., long. 59.24., and bore up for this whet.. port, she arrived Ist inst., with three feet four inches water in her hold, anti is discharging. 01/IRALTAR, JULY 31.—The San Cayenne, 31eyque.s. from Valencia to 51ar.eilles, arrived here this morning, prize to the Re puhlicana Colombian privateer. KINGSTON (JAMAICA), JULY A.—DRIFT OF THE OCEAN -- On the 22d inst. a bottle was picked up on the north bide of Ilar. bout Island, in lat. 23.30. long. 76. 34., which contained the following, on a slip of paper :—" This bottle was thrown overboard in lat. 27. 20. N. long. 62. 51. W. from the transport IndiSn. Trader, homcward.bound, Item St. Kitt's, West Indies, with a de tachment of the King's Own regiment. catnnianded by Brevet- Major Erskine.—Lieut. Young, 11. N., Agent. " Feb. 18, 1826." " H. W. B." Is entered out at the Custom-hones:. FOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND and NEW SOUTH WALKS, the remarkably fast•sailing capper , l Ship, TIGER, ROBERT BRASIL Commander. Burthen 323 Tons. Lying in the London Dock. ling excellent Accommodations for Passengers both in the Cabin and Steerage. and is peculiarly adapted for the Conveyance of homes and Cattle. For Freight or Passage apply to • BUCKLES, BAOSTER, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. To sail Finn Week in September, for Pasaengers only, under engagement with the Hon. Eaat India Compa , FR CALCUTTA (with lihyrty to land Passengers at Ikladra%), the line Ship CLY 31 BR I N; JOSEPH B LVTI I , Commander; burthen 700 Time. Lying in the City Canal. Apply to 31eintra. Bazru, Farquhar, Crawford, anti Co. 71, Old Broad -street; to Captain Blyth, at the .lerunalern Coffee . hn*we t or to BUCKLES, BAUSTER, and BUCHANAN, 113, Mark-lane. Offices, 149, LeadenhAll. street, June 7, TIM EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY hive im proved the qualities of their low black Teas, packed in leaden csses, pruperhonably with the late depression, and advertise a List of the Agencies where, and the prices at whi6), the Public will be supplied until the Sales of October. The Public are requested to observe, that Oh Establishment em ploy no hawkers whatever, that they have ni other Agent in this street besides Mr. J. Potties (No. 146), and are earnestly requested ro be upon their guard against fraudulent imitations of their pack ages and labels. Prices of the Company's packed Tess and Coffee, in leaden eases, haring the Secretary's signature on each. 1 lb. A lb. I 4 lb. I 2 oz. II oz 4s Od 2s 041 Is Id I Os 74' 3!.(1 4 9 2 44 1 24 1 0 74 51 5 3 2 74 1 4 I 0 8 1 I 4 511 2 114 1 61 0 9 44 6 8 3 3 - 1 74 ,0 10 ! 5 7 2 3 7 1 9.011 1 54 710 311 1 1141 0 I 6 - 9 1 4 64 2 34 2 7 10 6 5 Ili 2 74 4 1 8 II 8 510 211 6' 9 9 1 4 ni 2 34 2 1 7 11 8 6 10" 2 II 6 1 9 7 6 3 9 111 0114! 5i 719 311 111 0 6 8 6 4 121 1 64 , 9 1 4 61 2 3 2 7 10 5. * 24 2 7 4 8 11 $ &40 211 0 2 12 6 6 n 3 la 7 94 13 1 6 64 3 3i 8, It) 14 4' 7 3 3 7 10 I I O 5 0 24 11 • 6 0 3 14 O 74 0 4 2 O It. 0 44 2 O 94 , 0 6 2 1 041 0 64, 3 the Rates of Allow. United Kingdom as All 'persons desirous t, are to signify the Ditto . Soneisoog Ditto . Ditto Ditto . Fine Ditto Finest Ditto Pane Fine4t Ditto Tea, Green - . Ditto - . - Drum - . Ditto . - Ditto - - - Ditto - - - Finest Ditto - - Gun powder Ditto - Finest Dino WASTED COFFEE. Plantation - - Dutch . - - Fine Ditto - - B - ourbon . Turkey - - Finest Ditto - - / 7 1 II 2 3 2 10 32 4 2 09 4 0 11 I 3 1 3 I 7 • I The East India Tea Company have amended once I , 'ach of their Agents throughout the are comprehended under Classes A and 11. . of obtaining Agencies in this Establishmew same by tenet, post pool, to CHAS. lIANCOCK, Sec. LONDON AOENTS. Igadenball.street, 146 . Mr. Palace Wnitechapel, High-street, 101 Alt. 0. Spooner Chiswell-aireet, IP9 - - Mr. W. K. foster Fore.4reet, 30 - - Mr. I. D. Bird Bell-lane. Spitalfields - - Mrs. b. naraett Fi.istatry Market, 3 - Mr. J. Deane OM-mtret. 3.i - - Al ts . 31:_Royern Garlick-hill, 10 - - Mr. J. PeaChey Newgate Market, 24 . - Mr. W. Hoy Huislis.court, Water.lane.Blacktriars Mr. R. Jones Princes-street, AI inories. 71 - Mr. J. Hancock St. Martin's-le-grand, 11 - Mr. J. Allen St. John-street-road, 17 'Mrs. M. Prover - Tavistock-row, Covent-garden, 14 Mrs. A. Stanley St. Martin's-lane, Church-court Mrs. A. Wainwright Haymarket. 32 . - Alls. Dunn King-street, Westminster, 16 - Al r. 0. Harris Barton-street, Ditto, II Mr. T. S. Vickers Prince's-road, Kennington, 9 Mr. 11. Walker Doughty-place, Lambeth, 4 ~ Alr. G. Hearne - London-road, 101 - Mr. A. Kay Collingweod-street. illackfriars, 70 Mrs. J. Payne York-street, Hackney-road, 11 Mr. Holdsworth Goseell-street-road, 106 - Al r. (I'll, ien Seymour-street. Euston-equate, 49 Mr. J. Hanks Euston-crescent. New-road, 34 Mr. J. A. Bingham Edgware-road, 146 - . Mr. R. Toms Bayswater - - Mr. H. Callard - Fulham . - Mr. John Gould Clapton, Pound-lane • Alm E. Symmons Grove-street, Camden-town, 121 Mr. F. Ehborn Tottenham-court-road, 143 - Miss O. Pigg Goodge-street, Tottenham-court road, 34 - . Mr. John Cued IVoodscock-street, Oxford-street :Br. J. Deyall Hope Town, Wandsworth-road Miss S. Venis Brook-street. Lambeth, 1 - Alt. Kennedy Hampstead Toy Warehouse - Mr. E. Taylor Bohea Cativo Ditto SMA LES'S WARRANTED PENS, of various de green of hardness and Shade, marked as follows .- 1111 very hart!, for 'Etching, &c. • If hard, fnr. note hand. Fll floe and hard, for !Julies' letter hand. 31 medium, of general writing. S anti, tine nib.' • SS very soft. for beading Ledgers, Ace. Sli atilt, with b d nibs, for lawyers, itc. Manufactured and sold 1313, Aldertgate-street, Landon, front 150. to 20s. per 1110. Manufacturer No a to }petrels resident in the emrntry tbc neci:ssity of sending th orderidirect to his Establishment in London, as they will then re tli &dim. tagc of careful package, and be tine that no ink rticle M substituted frr his warranted Pens. They may also be plied with kVriiMg Papers, Account Books, and Siatiudery in 1. ~ ON CANCE DISEASE. lee. Lately tiu bed. price 2s. lid. 1. ®BSERVATION bn CANCER; comprising veral Cases of Candle in the Bream, Lip, and Face. cured by 14 wild me.bod of prasySaa, that immediately alleviates the 11103 t severe pain. By T. J. GRA HA NI, M.D. Member of ,the WS) College of Surgeons. Also, by the serge Authrte,4andsornely printed in a thick Bro. 2. MODERN 13031}S'} V MEDICINE; or, _II Popular Treatise, sh o ei ng t h e nature . , a y m p t o me , Causes, and successful teemment of all Diamvesinciderit to the human frame embracing all the modern improvements In' Medicine, with the opinions and practice of the most distinguittrsed Physicians, &c. &c. contain ing'a Rill and perripleumts arenuat of the safest nod most ellicient means of relieving and caring every Martini; together with a Domestic Dlaxria Medico., a eopiou , collection of approved Pre. sci Told , . of Doses, &e t The whole forming a complete Medical Guide, for the use of Clergyrntn, Families, and Invalids, price 1,5 c 3. A PRACTICAL. TREATISE ON INDIGESTION, BILIOUS, AND LIVER, „CONI PLA 1 NTS, illustrating the Nature and correct Treatment of these prevailing Disorders, price 71.. " We sincerely recommend It;•and have long been convincer] that such a work was iiimpinsdiely tailed for."—lsondon Me dical Journal. Sold Princes-street, Saho; Sourer, 73, St. Paul's Church-yard: Simpkins, titatienees-court g and all Booksellers. DIVIDENDS. • W. Alexander. Bath, hatter, October 24, at 12, at the White Hart Inn, Rath—L. Ev.ll.Waleut,Sornersetahlre.nioney-serivener, Oct. 24, at 11, at the White Hart Inn, Bath—B. Dying, Ham. meramith, tallow-chstuller, Sept. 12, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Coort-11 lienwnrthy and J. Bunnell. Liverpool, merthants, Sept. , 12,. at 12, at the George Inn, Liverpool—B. C ox , B a id ite .. roa d, Lansboih,cheeseintingrr, 12, at 9, at the Bstikrupts' Court-- J. 91.Connick, Broad-street. merchant, Sept. 211. at 12, at the Bankrupts` 'Court—J. Carrington, Ludgate-street, linendraper, Sept. 19, at 1, at the Bankrupts' Court—J. Fairbnim, Hindon, Wiltshire, victualler, Sept. 21, at 1, at the Lamb Inn, Hindon— R. Tronson, Liverpool, merchant, Sept. 19, at 1, at the office of Mr. W..Hinde solicitor—J. Punkt. Manchester, grocer, Sept. Id, at 10. at the Stir Inn—J. Watson, Birmingham, currier, Sept. 19, at I, at the Stork Tavern—T. SrMtli, Heaton-Norris, Lancashire, and J. Yates, New-NI ills, Derbyshire, brass and iron.founders, Oct. 4, at-2, ac the Royal Hotel,Blanchester—J. Square, W. Pri. I dean:. jun., and W. W. Pridelux, Kingsbridge, Devonshire, I bankers, Sept.-13, at 10, at. the King's ATM, Inn—C. S. Wilbert, Devonport, Devonshire, chemist, Oct. 7, at 11, at the Royal Hotel. CERTIFICATES—SmEmnER 12. Robert Tirbirias Capp, St. Hunitan's-hill, ship-broker—Richard Willis, Kidderminster, grneer—Tholuir Harding, Htph-strcet, Poplar, bnilder , —Robert Morley Arthington, Lancaster, banter— Andrew Carrie, IVellittphorougb, Northampton. dealer in lace— Thomas Phillips and I.nac Phillips, Penchureli-street, boot and shoemakers—:-William Jackson, White's-eller, Coleman-street, smith—Frederick Francis,Ald Burlington-street, tailor—John Nor ton Bailey, Chaneery-lane, bookseller—Jnaeph Monroy. Leicester square, merchant—William Wright, Princes-street, Honorer , square, dealer inMedicines. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Davin WixTom, Olaigow — , clothier_ at chamber of Mr. John Macdonald, Glasgow, September 17, and October 1, at 2. JaatEs V AVIDNON, Dumbarton, tanner, at the chambers of Mesas. P. I. Mitchell and A Scott, Dumbarton, September 18, and October 2; at 1. COLIN Rosa, Dundee. merchant, at Merchant's Inn, Dundee, September 14 and 28, it 12. llettEnT PA EnsoN, Stirling. merchant, at the chambers of Mr. Robert Ilit!iiatie, Stirling. September 1, at 12. JAMES and 61:t)ttGr. WI t.soN, Edinburgh, spirlt-declets, at the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, September 11, at 2. ROBERT WF.ATILERIIEAD, Coldstream, builder, at Mrs. Young's Inn, Coldstream, August 211, and September 12, at 1. Jottx BLACRIE, Glasgow. engineer, at the Eagle Inn, Glas gow, August 24. and September 8, at 12. CHARLES ('Dolt, Arbroath, vintner, at Fairweather's Inn, Ar broath. August 23, and September IS, at 12. PATRICK PEAR3OK, Edinburgh, corn-merchant, at. the cham bers of Mr. Joint Muir, accountant, Edinburgh, September 2, at 11. _ REID and JOIINS, Glasgow, callentlerers, at the chambers of Messrs. Mathie and Craig. Glasgow, September 11, at 2. GEORGE WATSON. Glitgow, surgeon, at the chambers of Messrs. 1). and J. ‘Vilkie, Glasgow, September 19, and October :1, at 1. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Oliver and T. Tappenden, Herne, Kent, lime-burners--J. Whittington and .1. .1. Sander, City-canal, shin-joiners-31. Piper and T. Wick. Aldermanbnry, auctioneers—M. Barry and P. Henderson, Aberdeen—O. Parsons. C. Mott, and W. L. Monet, Peckham. Surrey, proprietors of a lunatic asylum, so far as regards the said W. L. Drouet—R. P. Lawson and W. Dickson, Charles square, Holton—S. Rowell, J. W. Howell, W. Child, and T. Sands. Leeds, clotb-merchants —B. Porter, It. R. Baines, and T. 1101, Seulcoates, Yorkshire, glue-manufacturers—R. Davies and C. W. &mom, Cannon-row-wharf, and Holywell-street, Milbank, coal-merchants—W. Ashby and W. Waghorne, King steett, Bermondsey New-road, carpenters—W. Christey and A. Christer, Wbitechapel high-street, pawnbrokers—J. Field ing, J. Fielding. J. Fielding, and E. Margerison, calico printers. so far as tegards the said E. Margeriaon — J. Gilbert and V. Gilbert, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, grocers—J. Parker, W. Gardiner, and P. Gaskell, ?Manchester, calico.printers—J. Hartley, W. Hartley. F. Roberts, and E. Fletcher, Warnngton, Lancashire, wire.drawers, so far as regards the said E. Fletcher— T. Weatherby and .1. Patterson, Manchester, engravers—H. Wells, Nottingham, and B. Rawson, Manchester, hosiers—T. Biggs and J. Niblet, Bath, cloth-factors—M. Urquhart and R. Simpson, Great Pulteney.street, Golden-square, tailors—T. Kent, H. D. Vincent, and J. Avery, New Mond-street, goldsmiths_j. Dean and W. N. Procter, Manchester. and Rainow, Cheshire, cotton-dealers—.J. Hibbert and J. Unity, Macclesfield, Cheshire, coach-ntakers—J. H. Jervis and C. Stovin, Birmingham. brass foundern—J. Gouldie and J. Logan, Liverpool—W. Robinson and J. Taylor. Rochdale, Lancashire, hatters—T. F. Savory, T. Moore, and J. Davidson, Bond-street and Regent-street, chemists, so far as regards the Raid J. Davidson-0. Russell and J. Rowley, Barnsley Old-mill, Yorkshire, flax-spinners—K. Lomax, R. Holt, and E. Taylor, Rochdale, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—G. L. Dean and S. Davies, New Bond-street, boot-makers—J. Pare and W. l'Are. jun. Birmingham, booksellers. Frederick, the eldest son of Mr. Beaneas, of King's. road, Chelsea, was unfortunately drowned whilst bathing yesterday, just below Battersea Bridge. The young gen. tleman was an artist of great promise, and every endeavour was used to save him by Dink, a Waterman, and two of his companions. On Wednesday last, as two lads, sons of Mr. Major, of Thurlow, were playing upon a stack, one accidentally pushed the other off, who fell upon a fork, which was set prongs upward, and it entered his side. After saying, , 'r Oh my side, - 1)2 almost immediately expired. CUSTOM HOUSE, Auc. 21. Snips rNT F RED INWARD.—The Ceres, Biggins, from St, Petershurgh ; Ann, Dohie, from Riga; Aurora. Barn, from St. Petersburg!'; Buckle, Peters, from Nantes; Queen Charlotte, Tullocit, from Leith ; Orestes, Nicholson, from Prince Edward's Island ; Royal George, Ward, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; St. David, Salmon, from Quebec ; Drake, Grills, front ditto ; Prince. Jackson. from Riga; Oldtield, from Sierra Leone; Sprightly, Ridlvy, from Riga ; Susan, Dales, from ditto t Spring. Spehce, tront Norva ; Union, Strathie, from Valencia ; Sedition, from Oporto; Belluncle, Uall, from Standgate Creek ; John Bainbridge, Nixon. from Cape Breton ; Glen Om Bondi. from Faro; Elizabeth, Biagio from Belize; City of Geneva, Crawford, from Oonaives sod ape Breton ; Neva, Alorrison, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Lad f Combermere, Sanford, froin Trinidad ; Johanna Cathnrina, Wenck, from Bayonne ; Earl Bathurst, Pound, from Rotterdam; Elizabeth. Service, from Ja maica; Manlius, World, from Quebec; Acra, Clark, from Jersey Hylton Jollitte, Mown, from H amburgh. ENTERED OUTWARD.—The George the Fourth. Black, for Lisbon and Gibraltar; Vrouvr Catherina, Schuyt, for Antwerp ; Argus, Pain, for llamburgh. CLEARED Otrrwann.—The Elizabeth, Wichard9, for Stettin; Salmon River, Duke, for Sierra Leone; Rudolph, Schmidt, for Stettin ; Margaret, Banhs, for Elsinore and Riga; Perseverance, Alargollc, for Calais ; Ilamburgh, ‘V0.41, for Elsinore and St. Petersburgh ; Prince Frederick, Hart, for Rotterdam. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. The Lang, Dusk. from New South Wales, off Sidcomb, sailed from Sydney Bth of March, and from Hobart Town 10th April. Passengers per Lang.—Captain Raunulph Dacre and Mr. Peter Robinson. VAN DrEames LANs.—The Medway, Wight, was to leave Hobart Town for London about the 15th of April ; the John Dunn, 111‘Beat'i, ter ditto, ab ut the 22d; and the Cape Packet, Kan., was to leave Hobart Toon for Sydney, and was to return to Hobart Town and to load tor Lsndon. Slues SPOKEN WITH.—The Mariner, Stakes. front London to the Cape the 25th June, in lat. 16. 47. S. long. 26. 11. W., with Imes of ma-t', &e. and hal been supplied with spars from the Lang. HOBART Cows, VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, APRI I. B.—Arrived 17th February the new Government schooner Deapatch, 20 tons, from Macquarie Harbour, where she has been lately built. 29th February, the Prince Regent, Captain Lambe, from Eng land, tonched at Madeira which she left 6th November. Same day the brig Sun. Captain Gillet. with a full cargo of tea from China. The Prince Regent sailed for Sydney 14th March. Arrived on the 20th of Starch, the Lang, Captain Lusk, from Sydney ; Passengers—Captain Deere (late of the Elizabeth), Capt. Robinson (late of the Colombia). Liedtenant Thornhitl, with about 40 men, women, and children, of the 40th Regiment. Same day the brig Cautlry, Captain Noyes, bound for Calcutta, put into port in consequence of contrary winds. On 27th March, the brig John Dann, 31'Reath, Milt sundries. This vessel is chartered by Sir. Petchey. of Davy-street, ter Eng land, with a cargo of Illimosa Bark, on his account. Same day his Majesty's ship Lame, from New Zealand ; after taking the mail on board she sailed for Port Jackson. SYDNEY, MARCH 11.—(hi Wednesday last arrived the Toward Castle, Captain Jeffries, l e ft London 17th August; fgatleira, 15th September ; Tenerife, 18th September ; Cape of Good Hope, 21st of December; and Hobart Town, 25th ult. List of ships that remain in harbour.—Manglee, Ardent, Sir George Osborne, St. Michael, Pockhogton, Eltzaheth,,hark Lyn:, :Toward Castle, Glory, Wellington. Elizabeth, Queen Cluiriette, John Dunn, John, Woodlark, and Leander. I , i. I "I' ' t 14. I