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r i' Ale , , ' j/<. . ..--, ..........._ ( 1 1 1-) I 1101141 Jki. It ANL, -7. r" 12,1.11 - --. r , ---:-- ' - LON DON , THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2l,i. ......,.....i.......................0.....--- wag....m....~.........../......-- . MMIMINEMNIIIIIII ....' , SALES BY AUCTION. BOONS PUBLISHED.BOOKS PUBLISHED. I '6.12 Ry Shah rand. Joan, awl en. Rentoster-row. INTEGRAL la awk. peke les M. 1 111.,NG•1., Ara.• c. 1.• Ilhe (;!ngeS, Fowl, was lo' pawl TO TOV RI STS. Tni-ti:figE;l2 Ifllable° of Flucl4l. I ---.l.us ; afterwards to return _ Translated from the throws. „” ...• f~~ 4" i~ i / No. 6,828. CONTRACT FOR OATS. reettaLsoriat DTartmeost, Treasury Chowders, OCTOBER IS, 11121. CI4.:H Persons as arc desirous of t'ontractinff frith the' Agent fur Commissariat Supplies, to deliver 621,000itts. of OATS, at the i hdinume Dep.it, in Tooley-street, may receive par tteulani of the Contract at this Office between the hours of fen and Four, and deliver their Tenders sealed up and directed to the Agent fur Commissariat Supplies, marking thereon `• Tender foe O.ll'S ;" on or before TUESDAY. the 2d November. but none will be received after Twelve o'clock on that day ; nor will any Proposal be noticed unless made on or annexed to a printed Pumenho. and the Prices inserted in posal Words at owned by length ; nor Persons of unless a lsetz.:l be subjoined to such Pro Two known Property engaging to booms hound with the Party tendering, in tl' Sum expressed m the Particulars for the due Performance of the Contract. mucrroN—MAltlNE PARADE. MOST VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Proditeing 3434 &s. per atmuni. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY. November 12, at Twelve, IN FOUR LOTS, By direction of the Trustees for Sale of the Property of the late William Parr, EM. deceased, IVOST I)ESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, 1 particularly eligible for investment, consisting of the very capital and commodious Preirimes, known as the MARINE HOTEL, situate on the Marine Parade. Also, THREE DWELLING-HOUSES, situate Nos. 2,3, and 4, in Manche'. te:•street, Brighton, in the several occupations of 31ra.0 , the reprasentatnes of the late Mr. Alderman Smith, Inks. P and Slr. Klee, at very low rents, amounting to 3431. is. pee annum. 13E.Ne.st, Aram 23.—The Ganges, Ford, was to' pro, / ceet to Madras and the Mauritius; afterwards to retina to lknnbay, and load for England. PORT Louts, JUNE 12.—Arrived the Orpheus, Captain Findlay, from London. Passengers—Captains J. D 347. Wilson, and Dowland; Lieutenants, Starkie and Vicars ; Ensign It'estmacott; Surgeon Montgomery; Mrs. brook, and Mrs. Williams and child. 1. / "1 1300 K of ROADS, on an entirely new plan, showing, at one view, the various lines of route leading to any required point of distance; and the index so ar ranged as to cliable a direct and immediate reference to any re. quircd route, at whatever principal town or watering-place the tra veller may happen to be. Price is. halt-bound, or, situ a complete set of county maps, 12v. !. COOKE'S GUIDE to the LAKES of CUMBERLAND. WESTMORELAND, and IiANCASUIRE, including a de scription of the surrounding Scenery. the Vales, 31ountains, adja cent Towns and Villages, peculiarities, &c. &e. In a pocket volume, with map anti views, price 2s. lid. is boards. This Work, the result of incredihle labour, will be found highly serviceable both to the proficient anti to the student to mathematical science: the one it will serve as a complete book of isfeieuce (equally so with thoee on logarithms), and to the other it will afford a brief sketch of the theory, confirmed by most extsosive praxis. London : printed for W. Baynes and Sou, Pate:nostcr.row ; and IL S. Itaynea, Edinburgh. Juno 14.—Arrived the French ship Clarisaa, Cat4sint Partarriau, for Bourdeaux. with pepper. Left Mahi (cant of Malabar) the 11th of May. JUNE 15.--.Arrieed the B. nrietta, from Bourbon, with wine; the bri(Antoinctte, Maistre. from the Seychelles. with wine and cotton. Passengers—Messrs. Robinson, Gilby, Routier, and dean Amedee. _ _ - 3. COOKE'S TOI'OORAPIIY of DEVON, containing a compendlous topographical and statistical account of that pictu. resque county, its towns, roads, rivers, coasts, minerals, manufac tures, commerce. fisheries, agriculture, antiquities. natural history, &c.Ate. New edition, with 'lmpend view., price 4s. 4. SOUTH WALES, topographically aid historically de scribed, by the Rev. T. Rees, originully published in. and forming part of, the Jimmies of England and Wales. bat now sold separately. In one thick volume, Bvo.. illustrated with a map of the country, and 33 Difite.4 of ikter.tating objects, picturesque bumery. price IL Is. in boards. CUSTOM October IS, -11011 SE, I.ONDON, 1824. FUR SALE, IVOrder If the Hoanurohle . the Commissioners of Ma! Mu f eeis Cm:Pon, on MONDAY, the Ist of November, D 1.2.4. at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon precisely, at the King's Warehouse, Custom-110ov , the fine fast-sailing 111{iti REGENT, Late in the Servim cf the Customs on the Coast of Scotland, and l now lying . at the Conunennal Docks, where she may maybe viewed until the ;one of Length, 98: 3--Breadth, 29 : 3—Pepth of Hold, 12 : Tonnage, 331 1161-94ths. I:lventories and further Particulars may be had by applying to the e:tirrovor of Sloop', at the Custom-Ho:l , e. A Deposit ot Twenty.6ve per Cent. to be paid at the time of Sae, and the remainder on or before Monday, the 18th November, 1644. or the Deposit will become forfeited. The Brig to remain at the Halt and Expcnve of the Purchaser from the time of be.ng paid for. To be viewed by permission of the respective Tenants. Printed Particulars may be had fourteen days preceding the side, at the several Libraries and Inns at Brighum, 'Worthing, Eastbourne, and Hastings; at the principal Inns at Lewes. Horsham, Click, field. Hicksted, Orawley, Reigate, and Dorking; at the Hart; of Mr. Redford, Solicitor, Bedford raw, Loudon; and of Win. star.ley and Sous, Paternoster-row. Ji;;is 16.—Arrived the Commodore Hayes, for London, with Indigo. Lft Calcutta the Nth of April. Passen gers—Mrs. Lawrence and five children; Mr. Laurenca died on the passage. June In.—Arrived the Two Friends, Fauqucr, with oil. DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS, Jut srrived from Holland. _ By 31r. WILLIAMS,_ _ NORTII WALES, topographically and hivtoncally de. scribed, by the Rev. J. Evens. In one thick volume. aro., uniform with the above. illus:ra•.ed with a map and 29 engravings, price in boards. The I.ona-b, West, is to proceed to Bombay, from the Mauritius. At the Auction Mart:Oppositethiiiriiti England, TO-MOR ROW, at One 01`leek, AFine Assortment of FLOWER ROOTS, consigned from an embient Florist of Haarlem consisting of various sorts of named Hyacinths. Tulips. Roses, Grand Primos, Orange Phteniv, Sions, Incomparable:3, Cantfiernellts. Ruikende Fylosen, Ranunculus, Persian, Stainish, and Finglish Iris, ate.' hlay be viewed the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues bad at the 3lar; ; at °areaway's : and of Mr. Williams, Throginorton-stuet, opposite the Auction Mart. I ft". ( 6 7 2 pp.). prier TliE BIBLE PREACIIBR ; or, Closm Companion for every Day in the Year; con,itnir.g of Three Hundred and Sixty-five Outlines of S.:Towns, in a regular Series, front Genesis to Revelation.; together faith Six complete Sennona. By the late Rev. HENRY POsTER, A. 11., Minister of St. James's, Cierketawell. Printed front A:sown AISS. The Orpheus ' Findlay, was shout to sail for Bombay. The MasciteusGazeite contains a complimentary I. tter of acknowledgment to Captain Enid's'', from the passengers, fur his attention during the voyage from England. • O. A NEW PICTURE of the ISLE of WIGHT ; illustrated with a map and ^f plates of the most beautiful and Interesting views throughout the island, in imitation of origis4 sketches. By Wm. Cooke. Price P2s. in boards. Another *titian, in Uvo. with ten additional views, price 21s. in boards. 7. A NEW GUIDE to BLENHEIM. the Scat of his Grace the Duke of Marlborough; comprising six elegantly engraved views of that splendid edice, from drawings by J. P. Neale ; with an historical description of the mansion, and a catalogue of the pic tures. In royal Bvo. price Co. in boa rds. U. The GEOGRAPH V, tilsrouy, and STATISTICS of NORTII and SOUTH AMERICA and the WEST INDIES. By IL C. Carey and J. Lea. With considerable Additions rela tive to the New States of South Americo, 2,lesico, the Ilavannish, &c. In one large volume ;leo. illustrated with several coloured Maps, Charts, and Views, price las. bonrdi, ' SHIPPING INTKLUGENCE. BLACILFRIARS BRIDGE. 111axstax Hoc's:, 21st 0cT•1824. OTICE is hereby given that BLACKFRIAR S N BRIDGE will be open far Carriages of aU descriptions ca WEDNESDAY 3IORNING NEXT, the rith October inst. By Order of , the Lord May D or, FRANCIS OBLER. Itrituton : printed for W. Baynes and Son, Paternoster-row: and H. H. Baynes, Edinburgh. FIIO3I LLOYD'S LIST. PORTSMOUTH. OCT. I9.—AIMTOd the Shipley transport, fro, :he Dowels for South America. CAPITAL FREEDOM) INVESTMENT OF XII* PER ANNUM, MIDDLESEX. Dv Mr. WILLIAMS, 12mo. price 14. SOM D RESOURCES for OLD AGE ; or, The Means by which the Evening of life may be rendered both Profitable and Pleasant. D cat., OcT.l2.—Arrived the Francis and Harriet, from Riga ; and Perseverance. —, from Quebec. Came down Rom. the River and sailed, the Feinafe. Chapman. Arrival the Army, Shim,ls, Irmo Rio Janein; ; and the Expedition, Houibcrg, from Stockholm for Brest. At the Auction Mart, BartbolemcW:lane,Tb-MORROW, at 12 o'clock, A NET RENT of .ClOO Per annum, issuing out of and .t I. arising front a highly valuable and improvable Freehold Estate. together with the Revetsionary Interest to the whole of the above Property, on the determination of the Lease, comprising an excellent and substantial well-built Residence, with coach house. stabling for tire horses. lawn, shrubberies, capital kitchen and pleasure gardens, orchards. &c. including a valuable plot of ground adjoining. fronting the high road. • Eligibly situ Ate at Finchley, on the high road to Barnet. On lease to a responsible tenant, at a clear net rent of one hundred pounds per annum ; offering a most advantageous opportunity fur a secure investment. Descriptive particulars may be had at the Mart ; and of Mr. Williams, Throgrom ton-street. Also, Wel/ published by the same Author, handsomely printed, with a neat tromispiece, 12in. price is. CaIPICE PLEASURES for YOUTH, in a Series of Letters fulpi • Pearl , to a Son. Contentsr--(h Domevic Pleasures—On the Pleasures which arise from the study of Nature', Reading, Conversation, Benevo lence, Devotion. OWATESENTO, OCT. 19.—Arrived the his, Flint. from Roe. t.4lCk . ; C•1111111C, Krouse, from Alegre!: Augusta. Kolest, from Stettin; Majestic, Bowinsn., front Memel; Miretry, Kann, from &Uhl; Alene, —, from Pillau ; Shams, from Danttie; and Hope, Herall, front Petershurgh. Sailed the Glaphyra, Alston, for Antigua; Providence, 1/ rost, for Mgt; Bliss, Auld, for Baltimore ; and John, Waters, for Ilautkurgla. YARMOUTH. OCT. 10.—On the 12th inst. the I i:orge, of and for Hull, Bouch, front Ilamburgh, fell in wide the 11, bins, of Blunenthal, from St. Thomas for /Semen, in a ..tok:iig %cite, with six feet water in her hold, having on board the crew of the King Ihgvid, of and for Tond 111, front Lynn; these vessels having run foul of each other on 9111 inst. at night, when the King David ' sunk; the two crews were taken on board t! e George, abandoning the Hebina. The next day experienced a heavy ;ale of wind, when the George lost her jolly boat, and carried away part of her bulwarks. She arrived in these Roads this day. The ship on the Cross Sand yesterday, was the J omphine, Wilson, from Memel for Plymouth, there is now no trace of her ; the crew landed here last night. Hei.r., OCT. 18.—A boat. marked " Iris, of Boston." has been driven on shore near Tilncy Haven, on the Lincolnshire coast. l,tvestroot., Ocr. 18.—Arrived the Baltic, Banker, from New York—sailed the 20th ult.; Franklin, Graham. from Baltimore ; Pleiades, Phillip:, from puma Ayres ; Fortitude, Gibson, from Aleitandria ; Tam, —, from Pernambuco ; Paragon, Simpeon, from Jamaies—sallell3th Aegust: Bengal, Pearce. front Calcutta; Nymph, Watkins ; and Tagus, Kittle, from Malaga ; Christian, Goss, from Labrador; Triton, Hind, front Leghorn; Alexes, Cross, from Alaranham ; and the Cicero, Stephens, front Arch angel. The Paragon, on the 9th inst. in let. 49. long. 15. U. picked up the crew. 29 in number, and a female, from the ship Gardner and Joseph, Forster, from • Hull for St. John's, New Brunswick, out three weeks. ABEIIIDEEN, OCT. 16.—1 n consequence of the late terupestvocs weather, we have not had any :tailings or arrivals since :he 9th inst. till yeszertlay, when the wind.bound coasters sailed for their difer ent destirattans. 1)RITISII CATHOLIC ASSI)CIATION.—Theopett 3 'Alt cis:g of the Committee will take place at the Feeema.on's Tavern, Great Queen-street, on THURSDAY, the 21st day et Oc:olxr, at o'clock. EDWARD BLOUNT, Secretary. ggURA NC E. TRANCE COMPANY. t et ParlianunaL WES. .LEIDE-0111TEW NIARD-ITIELT. 'TORS. 31,1111 NE 11 QT. PATRICK ASBG established by Act OFF! :15, ( . 01, LONDON, 72, Lo! DUIEC Jobu Birch, Esq. Lyndon Bolton, Esq. George S. Carleton, Esq. AtMor Hume, Esq. Robert Ilunter, Esq. J. E. llyndman, Esq. Patrick McDermott, Esq. John Mayne, Esq. Frencis Hills, Esq. Bernard 31tillins, Patrick Nolan, Esq. The St. Patrick Assurance Parliament, have opened an (It, opposite the Pan O ffi ce, for Assiut The advantages of effecting lusty: be unquestionable security in A CAPITAL OF TWO MILLIONS STERLING, combined with liberality and promptitude in tit- adjmunent of tioinis, which, in the event of disagreement, will be submitted to reference in London. lasses and Averages will be paid in fourteen days after adjust. meet. In addition to the customary allowance of Brokerage, a Discount of Ten per Cent. will be made for prompt payment; or where ac counts are kept. the Company will make the abatement usual at Lloyd's upon settlement of balances. " These important subjects arc discussed in an attractive manner ' serious admonition is mingled with aninsing &Dealt/ft:24 • anti the Author hits succeeded in putting to.ether, with much . skill, a volume which we can aafely recommend as a valuable addiion to the library of Youth .'—London Christian Instructor. " Whether we eonsider the subjects, the arguments. or the style, which is beautifully simple, it is altogether a choice . puhlicatio• ; and we shall rejoice to hog of its !icing extensively circulated."— Evangelical Magazine. " The whole is written in a style of chaste and clessic elegance, and imbued with refined and pious feelings, and enlivened by a frequent introduction of toncise and appropriate anecdotes. IVe can conscientiously recommend it as suitable to ha put into the I hands of young persons, and r.pecially young men, whether ' separated from their homes, or dwelling under their father's loot:" —Methodist filagazir.e, Oct. 1921. Printed fur W. Rayner and Son, Paternoster-row, London; aad H. S. Baynes, Edinburgh. Y'VeNugent, Esq. Pike, Esq.. Robert Smyth, Esq. Richard Smyth, Esq. George M. Sneyd. Esq. (haves Chimney Swan, Esq. S. W. Tyndall., Eoq. Robert 'Tyndall, Esq. John NVal.h, John IVistluni, Esq. BOOKS IN THE PRESS. Pany. established by Act of at No. 72, Lombard•sueet. Marine Risks. 'flees with this Company will This day is published, Under the unction of, and dedicated by express permission to the Honourable the Court of Llireetur• , Beautifully printed in two large quarto volurnis, price .1. extra boards, or 2/. les. each part, EAST INDIA MILITARY CALENDAR, 1 (Parts I and H.) containing the Services of General and Field Officers of the Indian Army. By the EDITOR of the ROYAL MILITARY CALENDAR. London : Printed fcr Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allot, Leaden. ESTABLISHED SCHOOL ROOKS. w. published, Ju the Tenth Edition of IP XERCISESon the GLOBES and MAPS; inter spersed with some Historical. Biographical, Chronological, 3 ythological. and Miscellaneous Information; on a New Plan. To which are added, Questions for Examination, designed fur the use of Young Ladies. Ry the late WILLIAM BUTLER. With an Appendix, by which the ptineipal Stars may be easily known, by TIIO3IAS BOURN, Teacher of Writing, Geo graphy, and Arithmetic. 12mo. Gs. bound. London: Sold by J. Harris; J. 3lawman ; Harvey and Dor ton; Simpkin and Marshall ; and Burton and Co. Of whom may be obtained, by the same Author. ARITHMETICAL QUESTIONS, on a New Plan. Rth Edition, 12mo. 6s. bound. CHRONOLOGICAL and BIOGRAPHICAL EXER CISES. 7th Edition, Deno. 7s. 6d. bound. GEOGRAPHICAL EXERCISES on the NEW TESTA MENT. 24 Edition. limo. sa. 6d. bound. MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS in ENGLISH 111 - TORY and BIOGRAPHY. id Edition, 12mo. D. bound. ARITIISIETICAL TABLES. 12th Edition, 84. stitched. Also, BOURN'S GAZETTEER of the most Remarkable Places in the World. ad Edition, Bvo. 18s. bound. MIPANY ; for Froviding the and unhutited supply of Water of Cons, Ocr. I6.—The sloop Jenny, from Liverpool, arrived here to-day. She eriertenced a tremendous gale on Monday, in which she lost her mainsail, boom, jib, toresail, bulwarks, staunchions, &c. Ii il ,+ 11011 AMES WATER CC A ettopolis with a constant a pure aml unexceptionable qualit COMMITTEE 01 Sir Edward Banks Thomas Gsstatno, Esq. James Burton, Lsq. William *tulle) , Clarke, Esq. William Crawshap, E sq . Walpole Eyre, Esq. Jam Garrott, Esq. Alderman. R. T. J. Glyn, Lay. W. Grenfull, Esq. Thomas llallifax. Esq. Thames Hood, Esq. George Lyall, Esq. Ricl. M. Raikes, Esq. MANAGEMENT. Robert Rickards, Esq. W. Routh, Esq. Edmond W. Rundell, Esq. Robert Slade. Esq. Sir Walter Stirling, Bart. W. Thomason, Esq. M.P. and Alderman. John ram Timins, Esq. Colonel Trench, M.P. John Tunnel', Esq. W. Venal)les, Esq. Alderman. Ssanuel Williams, Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq. SAWYERS learra. Glyn, Mills, Hallifax, 1:1 n, Milo, and Co. ; and Sir A' , Alter Stirling, Bart. Stirlii , g, and llodaall. k: Ii CIYEE■ Ilk. Philip Taylor. SOLICITOUS MOMS. l'rerinan and floatlicote. Prospectuses to be had of Illessrs. Freeman and Ileatbcote, Coleman-street. A aplicatioes for Shares to be made by Letter. addressed " To the Committee of 31anagement ;" to be left at the office of ?lents. Freeway and Ileatheote. PURE WATER. ETROrOI.ITV4it'ATIRii ; ORKSCOMPANY. IVA At a MEET' sti held at the London Coffee-house, bud. gitc-hill. on WeilneMav the Ettli inig. • Sir FRANCIS M.:SAM:he. in the Chair:. et It was resolved, Thee it is an object of the greatest importance net only to afford an efficient supply of water, but that a pure and wholesome element is highly necessary towards the health and comfort of the inhabitants of the metropolis. That in order to acomplish this most desirable object, it is ex pedient that an Act of Parliament be forthwith obtained for the purpose of sopplyieg pure water from the springs of the earth, which shall be free from the fetid and deleterious qualities with which the rusting supply of water is now impregnated. That the following I:entlemen be appointed Directors of the Me tropolitan Water Works Company. Sir E. F. Agar. Joseph lion, Esq. John Alnutt, Esq. Sir John Scott Lillie. William Bell, Esq. Lieut.-Col. Iraneltnann, P.oyal Paul Bevan. Esq Engineers. John Capron, Esq. Sir F. M. Ommanney, Bt. M.P. Sir Francis Deranges. John Stewart, Esq. John Dixon, En. Henry Spencer, Esq. James Esdnile, k sq. G, B. Whittaker, Esq. Sir Alex. Grant, start. Mr. Samuel Jones. engineer, then laid before the meeting. sur veys, plans, and estimates, from which it appeared that an ebun. daat supply of pure water may be obtained from the subterraneous Hammes of the earth, and its qualities and properties being also ascertained to possess al the 'amnia requisite for domestic pur poses and general use. The estimate for constructing the necein stay watts and general expenses was submitted, which appeared decidedly satit:fnetory and advantageous. Resolved, That a sum not exceeding 500,0001. sterling be the capital of the Company, consiating of MK. shares, upon which a de posit of U. per shire be paid at the time of subsc ribing. at the bank mkiliottnes of Nam. Barclay, Triiton, Bevan, and Co. Leonhard street ; or 3lerars. Brooks, Dixon, and ('e . Ch ancery-lane, and tho remainder by instalments, a may be found necessary. That Messrs. Benham and Son, be appointed Solicitors to the '..mnpanii• and arc hereby authorised to give the requisite notices for applying to Parliament fur an act to incorporate the " 3letropo litan Water Works Company." That Mr. Samuel Jones be appointed Engineer to the Company. That the thanks of this meeting be given to Sir Francis De senses, for his able conduct in the Chair. Subscriptions are now receiving at the above-named banking .:3lllel, where prospectuses may be had on application. IMPORTANT ADVANTAGE in FURNITURE, of the best description and quality, at AIILLS'S, of Regent Park House, High•street, Mary•la_bonne.—A Saving in Dining room Chairs, of Ik. to 20s. per Chair; a very wide Set of Spanish Dining Tables, size for twenty, at a low price; large Assortment of Sideboards to eight feet; ditto Wardrobes to seven feet sit inches long; Pier, Writing, Lou, Card, Work Tables, and Chairs, is solid Rosewood ; with a variety of Sofas, Fauteuil Chairs, &c., at Low Priers, far Ready Money. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. THE INFALLIBLE GER M AN CORN-PLASTER. 1 This most effectual remedy has enjoyed a very extensive sde for upwards of half a century, and continues to maintain a de cided superiority over all Ointments, Salve. &c. of the like de scriptioe, &Rotting immediate relief to perions'afilicted with Corns, of recent or long standing, without the least injury to the feet. Prepared_ by T. Axt e ll, an d so ld in Boxes, at Is. lid- es* by Memm amity, Fleet-market ; Butler, Cheapside; Edwards, Si. Paul's Church-yard y ar d - market I near Temp utto Puratv, How , lineh lane ; S anger . iso, 07':Jetl.atreet ; to n e le-bar and ; Co. Church- Yard; Word, 324, Holbert ; and all Venders of Patent Medicines. Of whom may also be hail, DP. SALMON'S 6 117/1: V IT/E, or CORDIAL DROPS, for the "re of CAmilks, Colds, Asthma., Consumptions, and dis orders arisin g from obstructions of the Braga a nd Limp. bottles, at Is. and 2a ti. each. in The following WORKS will be published in the course of Novem. ber and December, by Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, London EMOI RS of the LIFE of J. P. KEMBLE, IVI including a Hadley of the Stage, from the Time of Garrics to the Present Pedal. By J. Iluaden. In 2 vols. Bvo. with a Por trait front a Picture by Sir T. Lawrence. TRAVELS among the ARAB TRIBES inhabiting the Coon. tries East of Syria and Palestire. By Jame, Buckingham, Esq. Author of Travels in Palestine, ei.c. In 4to. with Illustrsuons and aidap. The HISTORY of the A DMINISTRATION of the Right Hon. HENRY PELHAM, drawn from Authentic Sources; with Private and Original Correspondence, Gam 1743 to .174 4 - WA 'Liam Core, P.R.S. F.A.S. Archdeacia of Wilts, as, In 2 cols. 4to. with a Portrait. An ENCYCLOPAEDIA of AGRICVLTURE arthe Theory land Practice of the Valuation, Trersoker, Improvement, and Ma. nagernent of Landed Property; and she Cultivation and hconomy of the Animal and Vegetable Productions of Agriculture, including all the latest Imoroventents; • General History of Agriculture in all Countries, end a Statistical View of its Present State, with Sug. gestions for its future Progress in the British Isles. By J. C. Loudon. F.L.S. H.S. Author of the Encyclopedia of,_ Garden ing. Illustrated with amounts of GOO Engravings on Wood, by Branstoo ßM . SEON'S and EfEIRO1:1 by the Right Rev. neat% God Thomas Fanshaw 31ieldleton, D.D. late Lord Bishop of Calcutta; with Memoirs of his Life. By henry li.tye Bonney, D.D. Arch deacon of Bedford. AVIS' Portrait, &c. ANNUAL BIOGRA PUN" and OBITUARY for 1823. being the Ninth Volume.—(authentic communications from the friends of those distinguished individuals whore decease has occurred in the present year will be thankfully received, if addressed to the Edna of the Work, to the care of the Publisheral THEODRIC. a Domestic Tale; and other Poems. By Tho mu Campbell, Esq. Author of the Pleasures of Hope, he. Fools cap Bvo. QUEEN IIYNDE, an Epic Poem. By James Hogg, Author of the Queen's Wake, Poetic Mirror, Pilgrims of the Sun, &c. &c. In I vol. 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TO THE PUELIC. rir AZAR') anti Co. return their most sincere thanks for 1 the unprecedented patronage they received in their 'Ate Contract, and regret exceedingly that they were unable to supply many of their Friends rith Tickets and Shares the last day. which arose entirely frem the demand having exceeded the utmost calcu lation that could be made from the sake cf former Lotteries. HA ZARD and Co. derive great pleasure from the approbation bestowed on their mode of drawing—theclear and simpis manner in which all the Prizes were drawn, and the whole of the numbers decided in One Day, is adopted in the New Scheme, which they respectfully recommend to the attention of the Public, as it contains all thew. toter points of the last, with the additional inducement of Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes, :- 2 - of - 4:30,100 4 . of - Pt2o - 2,000 10 • - . 210 . - 1.020 10 - - 200 Besides the sae :e proportion of other Prises, and every Number will have Five Pounds 4 therefore there are NO BLANKS! The •hole to to , . decided in One Day, 3d NOVEMBER. _ HAZARD nnll CO. Bad the satisfaction of Sharing and Selling, on the sth instant, the following Capitals, vi. : a Prize of 10,699 - -- - - .C 20,000 8.4711 - . . - - - 1,000 18,744 - - - - - - 1,000 Resides many others of :4101., 3001., and 4'_tol., at their old and fortunate Orient, 93, Royal Escharge ; 26, Cornhill ; and 324, Oxfurthatrcet ; where the greatest vartc:y of Numbers arc now on bale. In a recent Lottery, which contained 30,0001. Prizes, HAZARD Rad CO.SOLD THEM •LI. ! W. B. HUDiON'S SYRUP OF SARSAPARILLA. THE. extensive use of SARSAPARILLA in medical practice of late years, having rendered it an object of im portance to procure a preparation of it in a more convenient form than the decoction usually prescribed. this highly Concentrated Syrup has been nitres:Wad as a preparation of much easier porta. Why, not liable to injury by long keeping, ani consequently better adrqued to the use of persons travelling, or residing abroad. Two table spoonfuls of the S'yrtip contain the same quantity of Sarsapari'la as *pint of the simple decoction. Prepared and sold by W. B. Hudson, Chemist, 27, Ilayroarket, London. Pint Bottles 24%—11a1f-pineis. Sold also by Weller, 63, hresdneetlle.street ; Sorel, Drigh. ton; Pry, lltbbs, and Co. Bristol; Knight and Davies, Bat ! ; Butler and Wood, Liverpo ol; Ross and Burton, 8011. The following is a list of vessels (with their tonnage) composing the expedition against the Burmese, which sailed from Satigmort on the 18th April :—His Majesty's ship Larne ; Hon. Company's ship Ernoad ; Mercury truism ; and the Roberta, Humphries, 682 tons ; General Wood, Hudson, 760 taus ; Argyle, Harding, ' 377 tons ; Brnobia, Wilson,. 437 tons ; Earl Kelile, Edwards, 020 tons • Hastings, Denham, 497 tons ; Alennaid, Harris, 4 77 tons; Anna Robertson, Anderson, 437 tors; Francis Al - ardor, Webster, 410 tons ; Ursa Ist, Kiner. 373 tons ; Hyderry, Fle ming, 360 tons ; Janet Hutton, Roe, 232 tons ; EWA 23, Cuth bertson, 399 tons ; Reliance, ammo', 300 tons ; Macaulay, Forster ; Robert Spankie, West, 100 tons ; Penarg Merchant, Bresby, 343 tons ' • Diana (steam vessel), Anderson ; also 18 or. boats and 20 row- boats. A ship, called the Elisabeth, arrived at Alaranham on the Bth of September from Bahia. On the voyage she called off Pernambuco, arch found that Lord Cochrane was bontbanling the town. 'lt appears, according to notices posted at the Royal recharge and Lloyd's, from the Nary Office, that vessels are wsated for contract for the conveyance front Cork to the differect West laths Islands, no Ica: a quantity than 7,492 tons of bricks, and 562 tons for Sierra Leone. The If ebine, —, front St.Themaa's to Bremen, was abandoned on the 12th inst. in lat. 54. long. 4. E. being in a sinking state— crew saved, and arrived at Yarmouth. The Josephine, Wilson, frosts Memel to Plymouth, was driven on shore on the Cross Sand, on Monday—crew saved, and arrival at Yarmouth. The Fly, Brown, from Albers to London, put into Cluistiansanit previous to the 13th ult. leaky, and most discharge. The Satisfaction, Kroft, from Memel to Bristol, put into Man. dabl previous to the 13th ult. with loss of masts, leaky, and would discharge. The Paragon, Simpson, arrived M Liverpool, picked up on 9 h Oct. the crew (twenty m number, and a female) from the ship Gardner and Joseph, Foster, from Hull for St. John's, N.B. cut three weeks. VEsakLa IPOILEN WIT/I.—The Adrian, Garden, from 1.021- 'don to Van Diemen', Land, of St. Paul's Island; Clarendon, Jamaica to Liverpool, 13th inst. by the Paragon, strived at Liver pool; Eliza. Setae, Bristol to Tobago, 19th ult. ; Janiima. 4th ult. o ff St. Domingo, 40 Jays from th e Downs; Hannah of Dot: mouth, for Newfoundland, 3d inst.; Mary, Amigo, m Belfast, 6th inst. ; Royal CAarlotte, Bilboa to London, 17th wan CORONER'S INQUEST. DIMADTI.7I. ACCITIOENT.--Vegazrday afterua3n. Coroner's Inquest was held before T. SHELTON, Esq. at the Red Lion in Puppin's-court, Fleet-street. on the body of .Me. John Apple lard, an elderly gentleman, who came by his death undcr the fol owing melancholy circumstances : James Davis, a clerk to Messrs. Hale and Lynn, ale-brewers, stated that on Saturday evening. about six o'clock, he was engaged in putting down two barrels of Ale into the cellar of the Red Hart public-house, in Shoe-lane, and, dist while putuing down the second barrel, the wagoner of illett.rs. Shears the eop!"trialitim In Shoe-lane, cane up with his waggon, and wished to has. Wit ness requested he would wait until the ale was put in the cellur. which be did ; but when this was done he attempusl to pass ; wit ness told him there was not sufficient room, but be replied theta was, and drove his waggnn nr, whieh came in cant= with the dray wheel, and drew it back several yards ; the deceased was at the time standing neat &post at the corner of Stonecutters-street, and the dray came against him, and jambe.' him between that am' the post. The deceased tine" immediately 101. and. on being picked np, said he did rot '•"• 1- - he was much hurt. Witness called out to the driver of the waggon to stop, and went sowasds the deceased to endeavour to rincitc him from his perilnus situation, but could not reach him in titan. There was not room for the wag gon to pass without the wheels Aping on' the foot pavement. The deceased WA afterwards take, to a house in Shoe-lane. and sur gical assistance immediately set for. George Large, a drayman in the employ of Messrs- Ikle, and to. and several oilier persona who witnessed the accident. deposed to the same effect. . . . . Mr. Wyly, the surgeon. who wu called in to attend the de. aired, said Le found hint in bed. and on esarnintetc.t, (bonneted that several of his ribs were broken. He applied such rev he thought necessary, and attended him until Monday when he 'spired. On examining the body after his found seven of the ribs on the left side broke, and foreeti into the intestines. Those injuries were the cuuse The Jury returned a •cra;ct of " Manslaughter" agsi and Johnaon,the driver of the waggon; and the l'oronet warrant for his apprehension. Johnson was in attendance, and said the affair was dena . ..... Ile received an excellent character from his esnpleyen, . service he had lived ninny years. The deceased wee pearly SO years cf age, and a very maga of independent property. A communication from Redcar, ins:rted in our paper, meutioued the loss Of the chip Friends. at trance of the Tees' mouth, and an apprehension that the crew had perish ed. We are happy E r o e l li Ver, that, notwithstanding the severity of they were all saved. The coast presents a scene ful havoc, and it is feared that many valuable been bet. 1 - :remedies as clay eventng. I decease. he l which were cwise of his iguiast kick- see baited his la quit* ace:. . . is chase y respectable it Nlovicla)'s at the en- ion was ex- py to !ern, of the Fee, le of dread- e,tivoa have Post /Ivo. with an elegant Portrait, price 7s. THE LIFE and DIARY of Lieut.-Colonel JOHN BLACK ADER, of the Cameronisn Regiment, and Dtputy ()metope of Stirling Castle; affording an inwresting account of the various sieges, battles., and services, in which he was engaged on the Continent, and during the Rebellion in Saniand of 1715: coin- piled from the original MSS. so as to rresent a complete View of the History and Character of that pious and brave Officer. ANDREW CDR ICH TO / N, Author of the " Memoirs of the Rev. John Blacksder." Edinburgh : printed for H. S. Haynes, South Mien-place ; and W. Haynes and Son, London.