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• CY - J i r - /6 - 6e/Z t . 14:1 tit mil No. 7,195. k ul l ese writs **c o t WINN • ot HA STINGS OLD BAN B.—lfairp. JONES, LOYD, and CO., who, on the lute emiriuutty. badly undertook the Account of the Hastings Old Sok. Whim made ft an invariable practice not to retain a oseinip•OdEMPlV4J say Country Bank whose One. Pound Notes an perable in Iwildlea, Ileum SIN ITU, GILL, and HELDER wet Sinking It laid& able to make any alteration in that part of their dm:laden, have OPENED a permanent ACCOUNT with Meter& SPOONER, ATWOOD, and CO., Loudon. SUN FIRE OFFICE, E s t a bli s h e d 1710, SUILIMIraII, COAMEILL. sad Came's..."-- - caoss, Loseox. WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY. A.H6 Court of Directors of the West Is& Dock Com iony hereby give notice, that an HALI.YIKARLY OE. NERAI, COURT wilt be held, pursuant to lisodhoodonoof the Act of Podia/nem, at the West India Dock.booso. No. Wlet. square, on FRIDAY, the Pith day of J antler. near a' One o'clock In the Afternoon. at which Meeting a DIMIND will kr de. elated fee the Half-year ending the 31st Instant. H. LONOLANDS, Secretary. Welt India Dnrk.house, Dec. IR, 1825. N.B. The Chair will be taken at Two o'clock precisely. A NGLO-MEXICAN MINING ASSOCIATION.- 11 Directors of " Tbe Associstion far Assisting in Work ing the Mines of Mexico and other Parts of South America" hereby give notice, t: • in pursuance of the provisions of the Deed of Settlement, the fir,t Annual General Meeting of the Preitrimen will be held at the City of London Tavern, Bishoptgametreet, London. on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of January next, at One Mitch preeriely. JOSEPH LOWE, See. St. Helen's-place, Drx.l4, It= }LAND IN HAND FIRE-OFFICE, No. I, Now BIUDOZ.ST MIST, FILACIMUAILL. Isinitutioo INK DECIIIDER 16, 1824. Alt parsons whose Insurances become due at Christmas next are requested to observe their Reccipteare now ready, and should be paid within Fifteen Days from that period. The Directors have determined that, with certain exceptions, the Premiulns on Insurances effected with this Office, of the three or dinary classes, shall be reduced as follows, els. : First Class, from 21. to Is. 6d. per Cent. Second Class, horn 3s. to 2s. 6d. per Cent. Third Class, from bs. to 4s. 6d. per Cent. BENJ. ROUSE, Secretary. ALL Persons to whom the late Mr. JOHN GOWEN, of No. 69, Mark-lane, Wioe and Spirit Broker, was in debted at the time of his decease, are requested to send the Parti culars of thin, Claims to my Office, at their earliest convenience. 20, Jewry-atrett, Aldgate, WILLIAM RIXON, Jan. 2, 1828. Solicitor to the Becalm's. PRIVATE PUPIL—A married Clergyman, form.rly tutor to a nobleman, and subsequently receiving a few Pupils into his house, a moderate distance from London, has now • VACANCY; he can offer the most satisfactory references to Gen. demon whose sons have been under his care. Letters addressed ro Rev. I). E., Al r. Anderson's. book‘eller, No. 8, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, London, will be duly forwarded to bhp. BELFAST AND COLERAIN WHITE LINEN HALL, 450, ST RAND. Established for the Sale of Genuine Irish Linens. THE 'Proprietors are now receiving, direct from their Bleach Green, a further supply of IRISH LINENS, prin. finally of the following descriptioss:-4.4ths and 7-Bths wide Shirt ing; h-4tha and 6.4ths wide Sheeting; 6-4ibs to 10-4ths wide Ta ble Linea ; 5-Bths and 7-Bths wide Lawns; 3-4ths wide Linen; 4-4ths wide brown Linen and Duck. Having selected these Goods in their unfinished state in the Brown Linen markets in the North of Ireland, where they had an opportunity of procuring them free from every defect, and of the very best quality, the Proprietors can with confidence recommend them for fatuity use; and as they are enabled and determined to dispose of them at unprecedented low prices, purchasers will find it their intaast toilet this Establish ment a trial COL LE, Brothers. N.B. The Selection of Music will be varied continually. CHARLES POLL Req. Treasurer. Sir Edmund Antrobus, Bart. Ri. Hon. W. Huskisaon, Frederick Booth, Esq. Felix C. Ladbeoke, Esq. Henry Wuhan, E sq. • Henry badbroke, Esq. Charles Boulton, Esq. C. Shaw Lettere,. Esq. The Hon. P. Pleydell Bouverie The lion. Ilugh Lindsay, M.P. William Burnie, Esq. Charles bittledale, Esq. John Cockerel', Esq. Henry Littledale, Esq. Thomas Domes, .Esq. John [' ca r ve , E sq . M.P. Thomas Dorrien, clas.. Esq. Briee Pearse, Esq. Charles B. Ford, C. George Thermion, Esq. William Hamiltoo = isq James Trotter, Esq. Edward Harman, Bog. The Mastagass Yee delegegiald to snake a Reduction of Pre mium, with sorolo is the three Ordinary Classes of Insurance, ail mall .racial circumstances of hazard, will be Ohnis as MOM ... Fiesitairs. Sosood Clam Third Clam. Is. id. pet Cast. li. N. pet Cent. 4s. 6d. per Cent. hang, orris the gamer maks et Doentry Insurances, an abate ment at MI pa met. per annoys. All persons Would in this Office, the Premiums on whose Policies fall due at the Christmas quarter, are hereby reminded to pay the mane Premiums, either at the Offices in Bank.build tugs, Coenhill, and Craig's-court, Charing-cross; or to the Agents in the Country, on or before the 9th day of January, 1636, when the fifteen days. allowed by this Office, over and above the time for which they are insured, will expire. 11 .• The above notice is given to prevent the Insured losing the Illmegrat *Mg Foliage by emitt in g to make sock payments in roper time. This Office insures against loss or damage by Fire, all descrip tions of buildings, goods, wares, and merchandize, ships in harbour and in dock, craft on navigable rivers and canals, and goods laden in the same, waggons travelling the roads, and their contents, and farming stock of all descriptions. be pabiabed, 7s. 6d. ATARIIM, PROPERTIU6, sad 01/IDIU/S. TMs Edition of the Latin Poets, la atAmimbie AIM, M r itt offer a complete body of reference. emesi'M ea all eitimia6a, edited by W. S. Walker, Esq. Filmed Willy Colby, Cam bridge. The work will contain the oo Tele Webs rebels of the Classical Latin Poets, in 'onevolums, bed *Mae eiltions, with great beauty and correctness. tie ~..y$ pmkilleb this work in Six Parts--a Part to appose wog ism aimatbs. The portability as well as cheapness of tble salmi garb. obvious, when it is assitioried that the Lilo Peels as peewee faun, in the most compelled shape, avow skem Ile at I sea of above Sr. 6s. Part L maim Tibullas. Leaks I Printed for . - No charge will be made for Policies in which the sum insured amounts to 3001. and upwards and all losses by tire are p a id without any deduction. This Office pays for damage by fire from lightning. _ - Persons may Insure for more years than one, and in such insu rance an allowance of five yer cent. per annum, compound interest, will be made on the premium, and duty received for every year, except the first. The Su; Life Office insures at premiums, which, under forty five years of age, when the assurance is for the whole of life, and under fifty-five ter shorter periods, are considerably lower than are generally required. Books published bySherwood, TO nRITISH FIELD CY Instruction in Shooting, ing, afk.c. ; with Observations . the Dogs and Horses ; also, on .he Monarmi and all other Sporting Impkaienta.—Dy W. H. I Illustrated with upwards (489 lefildpildeliod . pesheimilingevery variety of sales* Oil ..... emoted by the most eminent 1 vs.__ __ IL 18s., or oo royal of II Se. JOHNSON'S SHOOTEI Description of Pointers and" are the object of pursuit - *wow of smell is superior amitlered, particularly a der. On the properties of ___ making it. Shooting illustrated, simplified and clearly laid - plaint-I, &c. &e. By T. ably enlarged and improved. by Landseer. Price 9s. in I " This is a well written Chron. MUSICAL PHENOMENA !—The MUSICAL IN FANT SISTERS will exhibit their unrivalled perform ances (playing Solos and Diets on the Harp, and Piano• Forte), at the Egyptian Hall, Piccadilly, every day at One, half-past Two, and Four o'Clock, precisely. That the Public may form some idea of the extraordinary Ta lents of these little Children (the one only Four, and the other Seven years of age), it is necessary to mention, that they have re. ceived Professional Instruction only Four Months, yet, they not only play the simple and pleasing popular Airs, but also the more difficult pieces of the most eminent Composers, as Cramer, Kalk breaaer, Welsh, Griffin, and others, with a correctness, taste, and execution, that have excited the admiration of every Professor who has heard them ; among whom, are some of the first names in the United Kingdom. Such is their extreme delicacy and correctness of Ear, that without seeing the Instrument, they name any note that is struck, as well as the notes of which any chord is composed, stating the Naturals. Sharpe, and Flats ; and as soon as a piece is commenced, they will immediately tell in what key it is played. In short, it is confidently hoped, that even in this highly culti vated Musical Age, they will present no common Treat to their Visiters. The SPORTSMAN'S v. of highly-finished E , gravings, In all their varieties, executed Scott, front original Paintir Stubbs, and Cooper; scrum' tion of the different specit% Training and the Amusen Author of " British Field embellished with Forty higtil , and numerous Wood-cuts, Six Parts, 10s. 6d. each. TAPLIN TM PROVEL to fully explained the ordure plified by ten Cuts, each the all his various parts. Price' The TURF HERALD with copious !tidiest*, and Plates and Gold Cups. A: St. Leger, and of the Derby mencement: winners of the of the Gold Cup at Richmond Price Ks. half-bound. A VISIT to the FIVES' t. SHANK. Being a faithful picture men for displaying manful ' or may be had, framed and Admission, 2s. 6d.—Children under Twelve Years of Age, Is. 6d. BOXIANA ; or Sketches including every Pugilistic Broughton, down to the fie PIERCE. EGAN ; in three 1 a Fourth Volume, containi out the years 1821, 1822, - tile on Training, including Captain he trained Tom Crib and himself. THE ROAD TO A to a Fight (measuring in It ginal Characters, many of Fun. Lark, Gig, Life, Gammon, incident to the pursuit of ,- Prize MI and characteristic Key. 11. coloured, neatly done " Nothing equal to this Picture has fingarth's " March to Finchley." nality of character, and tl ciety, so masterly pourtray, might be urged it is without design."—Sporting Meg. LIFE IN LONDON, Night scenes of Jerry Hs Tom, in their Rambles gantly printed In royal t. Plates, and numerous Cuts 0. Cruikshank. Price 38s. The ENGLISH SPY YOU.. By BERNARD I times," the eccentric hi Sketches of Character, .- ,original Remarks. Illustrated I. 'the life by Cruikshank. Now put. lume completed, and embellished of spirit and humour, con.inued 31. 6d. each Part; the F of Scenes taken at Bath, able resort. The SPIRIT of the _ partial Selection of the best Humour, Prose and Verse, day Newspapers; arranged most entertaining Volume, Post-chaise. Accompanied the Cruikshanks, Rowlandson, NVageman. To which are - Year. and an Obituary boards. Also. a new Edition of the Selection of the Year. the commencement of that , Parodies on Moore's Melodies, THE SCHOOL FOk tion of Bon Mora, Anecdotes, d'Esprits, spoken or written Age, a great many of By RALPII WEWITZ, Price 6s. in Boards. The HERMIT in El nen and Real Characters 3 vols. price 18s. in boards. " The reader who turns Edinburgh' will tind abundance piquant manner."—Critical Gs+ The SPORTSMAN'S nearly 400 of the best Songs hawking, archery, &c. Han , appropriate Embellishments. THOUGHTS on FO: of Letters. By PZT ER Bvo. with numerous Cuts, " Mr. Beckford hu so we. given such solid and rational use has, from the date of it Book ; indeed, all persons in possession of it." SPORTING ANECr istic Portraits of Persons to - notoriety from their achievement the Diversions of the Field ; neation of the Sporting Wm. improved edition, illustrated merous Wood Engravings. Fri KUNOPEDIA ; a Practical ing the English Spaniel structions for attaining %V. Donsow, Esq., of 10s. 6d. in boards. " The Author has here I. titulars of Horse, Dog, and happy composition, full of s a bit of lemon peel in one's lime-juice of slung. No of tame subjects, no nonsense down, but Is `every thing hl heard of the wonderful phenomenon mare, Pipylena,—Flying Childers,—Snowball,—Eclipse,_; Hambletonian, and a multitude of anecdotes, for they are faithful in and beat."—Loudon Magazine. The ANGLER'S GUIDE • Practical Towstise on Angling, and Obeenslise. T. F. SAL don, Ilkeeseeisi with numerous r Flies, kw, drawn from royal paper, of which a " This Is& is quite exhibiting i7ilYhri peettaits as wif a r t ePre pips ful' We were mad to I ing, which we have hunted Annals of Sporting, No. ' about..._ of nm allowing ships will be assembled at Spithead, _ ecestopagy to new Commandet.in.Chief to the East Indies,vls.r—Volaal Captain the Honour a bl e R. S. Dundee ; the Talbot, 28. the Honourable F. I. Seneca ' • and Cyrene, 10, Captain A. Clan' bell. The naval force t o the Eat Indies, when completed to its present establishment, kill be increased to twenty sail. Another edition of the printed Naval Regulations k said to be forthcoming on the next year, when the regulations of the let of January last, relating to the naval uniform, take full effect, the Admiralty having allotted one year to %In out the old uniform. In the new regulations, it is said, the masters of ships are to have the sole charge and responsibility of the ship's stores, at least such pert as has hitherto been placed in the charge of the boatswain, ' duty - win .aitad MR DAVID OCHTERLONY, Berg and G.C.B, Divieiou Orders by Major-General Berlell, C.D. Meerut Division : " Head Quartets, Hunt, July 15, 183$. of inifeegued escrow that Alkior-Getettal - Div/Asa the death of Majar.C-nerst , and G1.C.8. Piesident for 31.21wa1k Reilteoleace, ;ad Comutaldias the Western Divislcm of lie watch took place last muOt o'clock, sls his =rival at Meerut, fres NI 'endued toseta , t sastitadtes Napr i e sar ofs 1:4: 0 ( Sovereign of the bit toirrieu., 1 ~. Exttatt . of . - 7 7 1-- - - . . , . IF 714" ,. 1 4 11111111"r7'; . - . ‘. , , .... • * 4'7l ! * I a . • i . ' • .... ) • •-••• . * ~ ' ~ - . , I 4 t.: . ... :O f t - • . 1 4‘V 1 .- i i ' '-'' . - , P. 4 :" ... .q• WO ' 11 '1 • ) 1 5........-- , •-....... 1 .14' \ 11 rt-w LI"- 0' 1' AlAlii A* 40 !• l 1 4 ~,,...........„. .... s. A, __...... / • t - . - LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1826. - , ' lzm'ol.l-' • Price .7d. ,- 4 • .....~ .... [O, Rom- PRE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. LEV., was THE ROYA L. NAVY. ~ ;, CillAillSO. 1 pablisial as Thameator —.......-- A Deladmisal beleagbeg 9-111=—Reat hat C• 90110991: i.l PORTSIIIIOO7If, DSC. 3I• , asiebNi suaimposi f a ommaisd, e , o, ll s itar-Adlnlral Ow will hobo Ms flag on board the Warapiteen . ^"'"chniash yeaumlay, at . 1 . the the lst of January, will Da pabilabet, la medium goo. Flee 'ls. ed. bout the 12th of next month, at which time it es expected the the Deamentalis to the lith. liilt. UM, Ile* M. Whs. I '' lkiggion• M.P. CO RP U 8 POET A R U bi, Fate. 11. Containing t i w i t m 'g m li n i c r et r c t e re o n' t tl e edi as t t q u il d he ie 7 l l ,l 7 ,: ecr_ .F e •Ir se, 1111,4116., of alalk. eidtilla Wt 71x4 KW, Sil o Elq. PROPERTIHS, • sod OVIDIIIS. Mb • NANO qt Foot, aid oft Ism Imes Corinna , ile Captain the Honourable R. S. Hondas; the +albs*, 214 ?4WD ' '4 • Esq. This Edition of the Luke Pepts, ie... Dm 90 le 99 . the Honourable F. I. Spencer ;and Cyrene, 10, Captain A. CU,' aviee ',.. 0..... at elli t r e llid ad st a, 111"11111"1 " . " 1111 4 Stair 4411.. Esq. offer a complete body of refatisea. ha A sec Wools " bell. The naval form to the East Indies, when completed to na o — --- g , tl Andsay, M . P . Esq. edited by W. S. Walker. lie. F Tamil Colby, Car- present establishment, Will be increased to twenty Mil. F;t . , bridge. The work will conada tee wipe Teat &flee whis eine 1 Another editi on o f t h e printed Naval Regulations Is said to be bridge. INDIAN ARMY. - ElCili W00R1121 , 11, waituran, w !du !!!, 1,0,, •• sore maw we volume", as a esset us stwo , o part as has hitherto been placed in the charge of the boatswain, .. It it w i t h h e n,. o f aa hi ana at mama t h at lit elor „G 1 . 1 carpenter, and gunner. Foe this additional duty the muter will I t art , ea a - the plia - c et - t h e d eat h n e hy o ,,,,..c. nara g iris Caligiar' 16"111liar‘ Virginal _ and have an appropriate allowance, which will have the offset of in- • Sir David Ochterfeny. Bart.. and 61.C.8. Psesident for M otw .l ' i h e ch a n ts Knight, Pail- mall East. creasing the diretance between the full end half-pay of those an d Reim:new, ant c ommeted i tte t h e gri estot „ Di v i s i on o f e ns officers. It is also stated that the instructions for each dams of A my . w hi c h ; ea s ic , i nt i de a at i nt * *d ot e, a nd in lig 1 .1 rood,Oilbernand Piper, Paternoster-row officers will be issued @namely. hours after his arrival at Meerat,Beent 1 ' l ir ? ' The Alastiff, surveying vessel, Captain Copeland, premeds ar . the uppe.T to " The lesportant services misdated to ust ern Empire by tide I SPORTSMEN. . , Gibraltar to-dry. Before commencing the survey 1/ SPORTS; embracing Practical pans of the elediterranean, she is to examine the Straits of ( Ii- g alam a td ihlllai reet i e t e h d ,', a h nd e ...„,,,,,,,..„ ° """ ni ..,,, qficera.n have ' een no. natal lions on the Breaking and Training of which is supposed to be newly mil-cbannel, called the Thisbe braltar, in order to ascertain, if poriaible. the situation of a lock nattaa• and ' ' -- e" -- 4 / 1 4: f sn* ete.cre fin's app!' qt ,on the Manatement of Fowling - Pieces Rock, bunof which the existence is very doubtful. -- doldheteffee Dead Gehterlony as an ating, Hunting, Coursing, Racing, Fish- ii _ , _.___ ar e . recorded it NSW pages of our rot. n.g 4 tary history in India, tendering blet the fame of Sit 1 • 1 . ... mente-By W H. SCOTT. Ihrold. g e of as hygrapihdlud esigr_i_sintils, own' of his heart and the many *ridable social qualities he poseeseed. AMC .411 i a statesman, while the virtues will long preserve his eallenoty unfolded la the recollection of those t t ' - of subject anemsdled with Add sports, and • SHIPPING I NTE /.LICENCE. who had the happiness I. enjoy Ins hip and confidence. A • . . sninent mints. la 1 large rdume Bvo, c ___........_ Division Order Is nee SO air a yell paper, with geoefieepseulons of the LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY, JAN. I. character, and - -e • - Imperfect .nd Setters, as well as of thou Bird. which Arrived the Halcyon, Wooster, from Savannah • sailed 2d Dec . expressing his full conviction that every o ffi cer and sold* of dm, : , of Scent, and the reason why one dog's William, -, from St. John's. New Brunswick . ' Meerut Division will participate in his feelings, and regret wkle ir to another's. The Fowling-piece fully Off, the Duncan, Gibb, from Quebec. him in deploring the death of the gallant veteran, Sir David Ocb... as it relates to the use of percussion pow- Hoaeucan, DEC. 31. 'felony. if Percussion Powder, and best method of ' Wind W.N.W. moderate cloudy. " The funeral will take plan this evening, at six o'clock, under lustmted, and the art of shooting flying The Barton, for Barbados., and the Caroline, -, for Me• detailed instructions, which will be issued by Brigadier fd•Conthit. id down. The flame Laws familiarly ex- midterm mooed here 30 m. p. 4P M. in the Station Orders. • '. B. Jonwsow. New Edition, consider- A Memorial to the Lords of the Treasury, from the merchants " Nine 6-pounders of the Horse Brigade, three sguadronerif iris red, and illustrated with three Engravings and others here, is in course of signature, to have a newoCustom- Majesty's 11th Light Dragoons, his Majesty's 14th Foot, and 3lda in boards. house for this port, the present one being too small end inconve- Regiment of Native Infantry, will be under arms, and furnished en and well arranged production."-Lit. nient for the extensive business to be done therein. The site with blank ammunition required for the occasion. The whale un- proposed is on the east end of the Old Dock, which Ls to be filled der the immediate command of Brigadier 111.Combe. The dia. I : i S REPOSITORY, comprising a series up this year. mounted Artillery and Dragoons to attend, and all officers of the , rings, representing the florae and the D -. .age , .. - _. og General Staff of the army, generally, at Meerut, are to attend-. i 1 xeeuted to the line manner, b y M r . J o h n Foemourn. DEC. 31.-Arrived, the Dart, Clark, from St. Mi. everybody in his full dress uniform." iintings by Marshall, Reinagte. Gilpin, cheers ; the Salus, Tweddale, from St. Pmenburgh ; and the VVeusle, Sesames, from London. Sailed the Wilbe r fo rce , B enc h, f or - °I , unipanied with a comprehensive descrip. LYDIA. i .. es of each, and a variety of information in Gibraltar ; the Magnet packet, for Lisbon ; the Gnatt, Codd • the -- o w.- emeriti of the Field. By W. H. ScotT, Brothers, Jenkins ; the Petrel, Harris; and the Fanny, Stolen• shire, for London.- Wind variable. 'From the Cakitea John Bullof August 8 t Yesterday afternoon Commodore Sir James Brisbane arrived oft • Id Sports." Elegantly printed in Ito. and highly-finished Copper-plate Engravings, Cowes, JAN. 1.-Arrived t h e Friendship, from Dublin, for Chandpaul Gttaut in a pilot schooner, and was received with the i London, having been o n s h ore on th e won part of the island, and h onours d ue to h is tank, his Majesty's sloop of war Timer and i i Its, price 31. 3s. boards, or may be had inn thrown 180 casks of beef overb o ard. 70 o f w hi c h h ave b een s i nce the fort saluting him. The Commodate proceeded immediately i * rI ) saved. Arrived the Hope. from Kinsale, with troops, for Ports- on landin to the Government House. ED; a Compendium of' Farrier's, wherein mouth ; also his , Majesty ' s ship Ariadne , Chapman, • f ro m . theCape We are sorry to announce the death of Captain Bannerman, of , store and structure of the Horse. Exem- of Good Hope, for Spithead.-Wind blowing reati S.VI . • ' ) s the full figure of the animal, describing the Commitsary-General's department at A rracan. Poet smounn, JAN. 1.-Arrived, his Majesty's ship Arladne. Captain Jameson, fonnerly - of the Balcarras, has been appointed rice 25.. ; . from the East Indies ; and the Caper, -, from the Cape of to succeed as 'Master Attendant at Calcutta, in the event cf s D; or Annual Racing Calendar for 1824 Good Hope ; the of Hope M transport, from Kinsale ; the Arno, vacancy . - 4ld separate Lists o the winners of nt Young, and the Ida, Patismote. from the Downs. Sailed his a. Sir Alexander Walker, it is said, succeeds Si r Charles Colville as t; •i Also Lists the w inners of the Doncaste Ki g' r jeaty's ship Mastiff, for the Mediterranean ; the Aurora, Jackson, Commander.in-Chief at Bombay. ii i rby and Oaks at Epsom, from their coot- for Hydra, having on board the crew of the late Greek man of war, Atte. 4. the King's Plate at York since 1710, and Cyraone, lost off Jersey.-Wind S.S.W. It is some time ago since we informed our readers of the probe. tchniond since 1759. By Joms FROST D OVER , J AN . 1.-Arrived off' the port, the Asia, Stead, from bility o f t h e Ki ng o f t h e N et h er l an d s gett i ng b e f ore us i n the ho.l !:1 Calcutta : ahe sailed the 14th of August, and from St. Helena No- no ur of op en i ng a steam . vesse l intercourse between Europe and, VES' COURT. By ROBERT CAVIL' vember 17 ; spoke off Ushant, the Cockburn, from Batavia, all the East; as the public prints noticed the building of a seam-roc- -1 picture of tbat celebrated place of amuse- well ; and the Sarah Agatha, Hopman, from Surinam. sel to be sent to Batavia. Although the dangers of the Cape of t' ' 1 iful sports. Price 2s. accurately coloured, DEAL, JAN. 1.-Ammed yesterday the Colombi an packet, Jona, Good Hope have not yet been encountered by a steam vessel, the nd varnished, price th. from Campeachy. Anitbd from the river, and remain, the Ne- seas of the eastern Archipelago are about to bear testimony to the 1 veld, Pugh, for St. Domingo; the Pirey, Sayers, for St. Vin- triumph of European science, in the passage of a stearn..veseel taco t's ki:n f d r,sh the b Coventry, Purdy, for the Cape of Good Hope.- Batavia, to Singapore. We have often taken occasion, in speak- fight between Hickman and Cooper. By Wind,„ ing of steam navigation, to point out how many are' the ad- - With LTRAVESE D J 1. A ived the A o .Amo, li anmere. and the vantages and the facilities promised b 7 the localities of our ee large volumes, Bvo. price 2L 4s. WI ning all the Transactions of Note through. Ceres , Borg , trout Cadiz ; Mansome a nd J a ne, Henley, from Indian empire to this mode of conveying goods and pawn- , and 11123.- Preceded by a practical Tree- .. Q uebec ; Harmonic , -, from Harnburgh ; Colombian Picket, gars . The regularity of the seasons, the dependence to be io ing Captain Barelay's method, after which Jones, from . Mexico ; James and Mary, Woodberry, from Ha. general placed upon the winds, and the variety of ports of .1 ( himself. price 18s. in boards. vannah ; Riniswitk, Robertson. from P illau ; Leonidas, Scott, shelter towards the eastern Archipelago, all contribute to point . from Quebec ; Cato, Williams, from Aliramichi; Shipley. Carter, out the Indian Seas as peculiarly adapted for steam naviga. 1' j FIGHT ; a Picture of the Fancy going f rom Sierra Leone.; Quebec Packet, Atkinson, from Quebec ; lion. It is, therefore, with great pleasure we observe, from the Lord Melville, Robertson, from ditto. Sailed the Aelfleda, Nor. Singapore Chronic*, that we may expect soon to hear of its regu- , 9 t length 14 feet) containing numerous On. for, for Gibraltar ; Britannia, Orfeur, for Bilboa ; Caledooia, tar establishment to the eastward-ah event, which cannon but soon of them Portraits ; in which all the Frolic, Gammon, and Tryingit-on, are depicter:l, i . Wrighton, for Malaga ; George and Ellen. Allison, for Charente ; be followed by its extension to the Presidencies of Calcutta, Ills. Hope, Barnes, for the Cape of Good Hope; Henries, Net, fur dras, and Bombay. , ra Prize Mill, accompanied with a co rows By PIERCE EGAN. Price 14s. plain, or Oporto; Rose, Alexander, for Vera Cots' Mary Ann, Rising, AUGUST 11. i tupin a box for the pocket. for Grand Canaries; Sisters, Duke. for Van Diemeu's Land; We were in hopes that the shipping repor t of yesterday , would have is Picture has appeared since the inimitable Prince Coburg. Temente. and Nassau, Tremayne, from Se. 31i- announced some vessel from England-of the month of April ; sad Ilnehley." ‘I e here find real life, migt- cheers. relieved that anxiety to hear from the source and centre of im- 0 the peculiar traits of a certain class in so- Hoar., DEC. 31.-The Kingston, Ape, from Wyburgh to portant events, which we are again beginning to experience. We .( . rayed, and with so much Ilatliete, that it this port, got on the rocks near Fleeknor, and will discharge have, however, been disappointed ; nor have been more fortunate nom a competitor in the modem school of and repair. The Diana, of Leith, has been carried Into Lille- in intelligence from the seats of war In Pegu and Areacan. Wie g. sound, with loss of mainmast, and abandoned by the crew. are the more anxious for intelligence from these querters, as the i and Sprees through the Metropolis ; ele- n. By PIERCE EGAN. Or the Day and 'see or MAN, Dec. 21.--During a storm last evening, a boat, lan which reached us from our army under Sir Archibald Campbell hawthorn and his elegant friend Corinthian . , . marked " Benjamin, of Chepstow, James Phillips," was driven on represented sickness, although fortunately not yet extensive, al ex.. shore in Castletown Bay. tend i ng. The experiment of' maintaining an army in such a . Bvo. and embellished with 36 coloured Dec. 25.-The Downshire, Brown, from Killalr and the country as Ava, and at the distance of 100 miles front the coast, is 1 1 . uts ; the Scenes from rest life by I. R. and James ,AVilson t , Quillach, from Ramsay, both hound to Liver- new ; and our ignorance of the monsoons that prevail in that _part 38s. in boards. pool, have put into Douglas, with their cargoes shifted, a nd l ea ky. of the country during the months whe n th e o p era ti ons i n th e Ent CHONsTADT, DEC. 9.-The Flora, Hillery, from Petersburgh, are generally suspended, renders this experiment the more fondue Y ; Characteristic, Satirical, and Homo- -11 to Bristol, wrecked on the Island of Pennie, has been carried to sea of anxiety. Should, however, any circumstances conspire to render by a strong gale. it proper for the force to retrace its way to Rangoon, we have 'the listo ßLA ri C a t n M o o f tl i T h L e E p , roe " t n h t e n ve e ry ; co ep r y np o ri ' si t n h g e t CADIZ, Dec. 11.-The English brig Concord was run foul consolation to think that the distance it has to traverse is abort: , interspersed with choice Anecdote and of by a Spanish schooner, in the gale of 6th inst. and received and our letters mention that no impediment from the enemy is to 1 trated with rich coloured Plates, drawn from d e. be apprehended in this quarter. Nothing, however, we conceive k Now publishing periodically. The first vo. ._-.......--- would lead to such a measure hut the extreme sickness of dui thellithed with One Hundred Designs, full EAST INDIA SHIPPING. troops, or some unexpected difficulty of obtaining supplies, t ontinued on the Ist of every month, price Parts last published containing a variety neither of which will we hope occur. The reports of the Bur. t'l l i The Asia, Stead, has arrived off Dover : she sailed from Bengal mese being in any thing like a force of 70,000 men above Prom! 1, Cheltenham, and other places of fashion. Aug. 14, and from Sr. Helena Nov. 17. and between that and Ave, we connot believe ; nor are we disposa l The Admiral Cockburn. Cooling, from Batavia, has arrived off' to give any credit to the rumours of a Chinese force being about to : 4 PUBLIC JOURNALS ; being an im. Scilly : she sailed on the 13th of August ; and from the Cape in rumours sere Essays, Jeux d'Esprits, and Tales of o nto her.with the view of intimidating us from a nearer approach t o um . 1:1 t I * . rse, from the Morning, Evening, and Sun. Hi s M a j esty ' s ship Arladne, Chapman, has arrived at Porte- capital. We are, however, vety much disposed to believe that no . , tired as a Work of Reference, or to forma • me, either for the Library. Fireside, or mouth ; she left the Mauritius Aug. 28, the Cape Oct. -, and St. very great desire for seeking peace from us has yet been shown-. . Helena Nov. 7. whether it may not be felt where it cannot be expressed, Is mots I tied with characteristic Embellishments, by A RRIVAL . landson, Lane, Findlay, Hawkswortit, and AT BENGAL.-His .Majesty ' s ship Boadicea, Brie- problematical ; but in a country and government like those of the bane. from Madras, Aug. 4. Burmese, the will or the caprice of a single chief or two may girl are added the Chronological Events of the SAILINGS rimer CALCuTTA.-The Palmyra, Lamb, for Lon. to events a complexion, which, were we better acquainted with tie • - y of eminent Persons. Price 10s. 6d. in don, and Lord Amherst,-Lucas, for Madras and London, J u ly 18 ; general sentiment, might be found most fallacious. The inmost. Theodosia, Kidson, for London, July 30; and Boyne,sLawson, sibiliry of this people to any thin' , like negotiation, and their seetta-. , if the Volume for 1823; containing. besides for London, Aug. 5. ingly t o t a l in a bility t o comprehend the meaning of a treaty-are no ir, all the Poetry of the John Bull, from SATLINGS•FROM gaticrn.-The Isabella, Wallis, for London feeble obstacles in the way of an invading enemy, reaping laurels that paper; the whole of the celebrated the 19th of July; the hord Amherst, Lucas, for Madras and Lon- among them, and would seem to point out that chastisement pro-. elodies, &c. &c. Price 10s. lid. in boards. don, the 3tl July. The Thsodosia, Kidson, for London, the 2d portioned to their aggressions, when they do occur, is the best August. The General Kyd, Nairnes ; the Hythe, Wilson; and Policy to be pursued-from an easy subjugation, their . climate and )R WITS; containing a valuable Collet- August. Bridgwater, Manderson, Penang r China forandthe 6th August. their habits protect them far more than courage or discipline. cdotes, Epigrams, and other Poetical Jeux ritten by the most celebrated Wits of the Sales LOADING AT CA Lc ti v TA.-. he Job, for the Cap e , was The Burmese force at Shembeumghawn is said not to exceed L' :Ell, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. 16th August; the Hope. Flint, for the Cape and London the 20th discootented. Several of the letters which mention the mum. Aegust ; the Coromandel, Bores, was also loading. stance of sloonshoeser. the Chief, whose " voice is still for ma," .. . and that this rummer .• - EDINBURGH ; or, Sketches of Man- obtains but little credit at Provos_ that strong doubts ale en. n PASSENGERS PER ASIA, CAPTAIN STEAD, FROM BENGAL. being in high favour with the Golden King, -Captain Kelly, his Majesty's 54th regiment ; Mr. G. It. Paul, • tertained as to the truth of any force collecting under him, sad e ers and Scenes in the Drama of Life. In ales civil service, and Mr. H. Thomas. tans over these pages in quest of ' Life in SAILING FROST ST. HELENA."--The Palmyra, Lamb, don, the 13th November in much the same light as those that represent the Burman nese ' . tical . for Lou. strengthening itself at Pagham Mew. These reports are regarded 4, y abundance azette. of character, exhibited in a very Aye, as throwing immense stones into a narrow pass oldie river to - G nu n • N'S VOCAL LIBRARY; containing Ge org i ans , C a pt a i n Willi am H ei d e n, to Calcutta :-31r. and in their power the defence of Umerapoora. It Is more gesso The following is a list of passengers about to proceed per ship prevent our boats getting up, and strengthening by every Ines longs relating to racing, shooting, angling, M rs . A s h ton , nt essrs , Ahethort, Captain and Mrs. Smith, bath rally believed that the King and Court have every thin‘v in ao . , Handsomely printed in foolscap Bvo. with Regiment, Miss Moore, Dr. Maxwell. Dr. Sperm, cam. ('elen t . luable already packed up for a start, on our approach., 'ante. Second Edition, price 2 1 . boards. 45th Regiment. Cadets-Messrs. Birley, Reynolds, .Bukley, apprehensions were entertained at the date of nue hot tigers, air of • which we did not before advert, that owing to the meant „ the river, our troops would be obliged to move from where their I ' ' j ' It BECITFOAD, Esq. A New Edition, in Tyffe, and 31tGarrel ; one servant. )X and HARE HUNTING; in a series Abbott, Fisher. Ironside, Robley, King, King, jun., Dunlop. are now encamped to the' hills about Procne. •in din Intly ' 1 1 ts, 14s. ground sickneas is described as making fright/el sedille, eall MELANTCHOLY OCCURRENCE. o well described the present practice, and -.........-- dysentery appearing, from the masses of detiaraVeinlablinstinst • Lionel advice on the subject, that his Tree. On Thursday evening last a turbulent affray took place at the the excessive moisture of the soil. There have bees leveed= I t of its publication, become a general Text ions that delight in Field Sports should be Globe public.houro. in Caldewgate, between two individuals, in the Royals and other corps of the Europeans--and Me named Baxter and Crone, which caused the death of the latter. regiment is said to have 100 men in hospital. In reprd to the I : ;,. who was a tall, powerful man, and who had received only two of road to Arracan which we then mentioned as having beau foaled ;TOTES; including numerous character- three blows from the former. when he dropped down, and almost *practicable, i t a pp ears that it is the same by which the Barosehe .: I ' is in every walk of life, w h o h av e acquired immediately expired. A Coroner's inquest was held three hours mardial 15,000 troops into Arracan ~bout fourteen Sins opt lest f ievements on the Turf, at the Table, and in afterwards at the same house, before Richard Lowry, Esq., when MGR, weeks were consumed before the troops small =IV% I, ield ; the whole forming a Complete Deli- several persons were examined. a path. sadist many Macanese morphia the nay , rotil=r o i r IVorld.-By PIERCE EGAN. New and The deceased was, we are informed, a mason, and Baxter. WI. G SlMlSlGi v *.liir winch i 440 could paused. Say el. ell istrated with Coloured Plates, and nu. now waits the decision of the Coroner's Jury, Is a weinrerolitli=chr tag esesa altogether negkesed, and ite trastheining ... igs. Price 12s. in boards. they had scarcely ever seen lath other before this melancholy afihir tense add that there is no iZ is afelle awl , , Practical Essay on theßreaking and Train- happened. earring Sr mime months. By land tt le im is alhweems . 1 41 I and Pointer. To which are added, In- The following is the substance of the evidence:- alr AS siostry. These are no sheep in esteMey. sag Os r the Art of Shooting Flying. By the l a te William n 1 'Adam, of Caldewgate, weaver, deposed, that he was ass Oats aura ; vemmabies, however, oso to he hesd She A 1. f Eden Hall, Cumberland. In O ro . pries sitting in the kitchen about five or six in the evening. ar the Globe public-house, amongst the company, together with D. Baxter, Vete Try the arrival. iltaileatles- take when the deceased caine in, and appeared quite intoxicated. Pre.- Brown; et . He left the mood * ale . I re contrived to amass together all the par. gently the deceased (awned by Baxter, when the latter biota at .•Selosk In the Ilemisestisa Sunday, the 114, abort Alm ocher . and Man, worthy of being known. It is a him, upon which the deceased asked Baxter what he wee leaking, Ski Althat time the moil. .0111 e. lof whim, with a slip of morality in it, like t .. se's punch, and flavoured by the choicest at him ahnut. observing upon p ower of tossing Blanar ( oo 4 . WON f. , "II I " a lla all am walk- salt was a little man compared with the deceased) our-hie head, I, pee ea thiella th h e zzp4sig, Weal. E i lo affectarion,-no dispirited passages no GSM ...rauvm- me! It does not run a long-winded subject Baxter hearing this, immediately replied that be thew& be could ars, au la t=or g foraeore iW tio li tlt h Dave soon bring the deceased's long legs to the ground, Vim the dim imialy, whom' the rah It upset ; 11 =id , _ Mi- na Ay fits, and nothin if t i % All wh° --- cease d exclaimed, " Get up, then, pm ns mod pm gibed the ;met shit espial. owe* bold el rrrope, and the neat phenomenon mare, Ir. ell's matchless ~, toe a dawn position , and inn law serivatim Ns *ass the ts bias, end bis assistusi is „hi IS iders,-.Snowbala-Eclipee,-Tom Crib,- '"" Bestir rmeiresilt r is chair and lite at th ' ammo °entice, that atesnest the by whisk the rah was hie* minted, of others, should purchase these ..... ; ,,,,_ ----- ieseeen fen fe e' im s 41 " bat „„, e ,..,,„ 1 . the eep = vas . doom 'aithful in the dispensation of fame to man I ,7 l ;;;"" dsissis bits . "sass bb, ‘ sist me irdst•biss anti ab out gee in the em b ed e k_g____ft_ a m p s . p ~ dagazine. Of ass. Non led sot imadCisla uss / . insmoimmi wpm% about sOceiiiiii7 Nos • • 1 • VIDE ; being a new, plain, and complete WM* die • amt .Stiiim• of NIS en iamb lie knolimmio asil M . r . lire, m a ,Ntling, deduced from many years' Practice Bagawa s amp. ba„;94o. not lam we* es dammed Id she Skip; mud , WWI 411 1 : g lia• . 41 . 2 T. F. SALTER. New and enlarged Edi- maim% agorwraidas aoraiscr. Brawls that Banter mad the de- = Arms V; 14 AIM he onerous new Cuts and Engravings of Fish, mud bid ia - hei iiiiiraolaietaawiedie of aad; who. . . TM • taw am 1 m ai r _ma oft 1 the Life, price flu in hiesden Or na fine limmod skstomm serusboinstd the oath of.tide 'Mance, st d nee/St *reedy nameft►s shy .__'e c om dig r: if few Copies only are Owed, 126 mode no important addition so that already Muskat by the min 1111 ft s end it ismelt • tio te studded with well intemehd A evinge, Comm. wes OM isillmnied tha vin im* 41 ' " P alllhipe e . robs dewy ellsotoPtho pursuit, The mob* isnesseen Irmo requested te sigmbee the ; air Wm pesis was smoki , 44 7 ropressnomione sr A Ile I a em- bat &daring tills inability to promounes their-400a bpi the urdoigesialivimine so* 1114; t ipt ~ t full and dm i*Sim4ans int nig them. bp tamdis4l4ll;, week* am ihr inquiry worn ammo I 4SO set whines him eat Oho IS sont si r li at , to find seise misaislisoetiose the Troll. hillkss 111 11414 SW - Pailikallik de o in the 112 . 1 11 1 4 dig i laa bh. : 11111 " 4 4 the wacc % l N l a i aß by 41111. st r 60 4 as ishors will' . : , i wed for in vain in Walton and Cottoo."- inquest was oupsised until the nest (nay) ems. **lag the (), 23, t lag, at wren oft ` era* Journal. . , -:. , . . . , . . - . - .7- 4 ' 0 • , •• . - • •• . . .. . , , .**. . • , , • 1 . • - ; . . ...--- , • - , * - . • . . . • .....- .f• ' - . • • _.,..•-• s c - - , . . , • . . . . • . . - - .oooo ' ' '? - ..' s • ' . • . . . . . . . . .. , . _ • ,• ' _,.... ...• ' , ad a . freak maw 11 =0 Irma, , Ms et ge hie Welds. mom. ■.'wr St kw .rdsm. osed lebi br Volga, .r. Um. ~vs. *Ni fa h Nov. )twerp.. ranove, Hon. I I MRS. Ilalti. ,wland. 'educe en. 7 . fiin 'ye--ac tsrsday re and iturday C trap, I 6 . b - 4 I. The I. Broad. led on its, 26 wbolet s esti w. - 11 Di 10 et, ._ . - . If - 11 II - - 19 • 10 k. - 10 ma 10 - It . If ii . 111 - 12 - 12 in the The tg ex - id the hand. lower ;ether Id the ; naine. led in nee it after- •Glas- -4 safely e Rev. npbe:l, [lichen nahira. awe of Alias) . 0 q. (meta. of the tobina. ; 4 be bat t yes, r Isaac reue. Robe* :odes* mop iy.i. g• .f , G RAIIABI'S CHINTZ FURNITURE WARE HOUSE—the cheapest in the world. Families who are furnishing dining parlours, drawing rooms, li braries. or bed rooms, nay select the following requisites, from the I.A kIiKST STOCK in ENOLAND, and save Thirty Pounds in every Hundred, viz. : Rich Chintz Furniture. and Silk Tsbourette. kloreens and Patent Merino Damasks. Best Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets. Large Quilts, Counterpanes, and Blankets. Spanish Cloths and Double-milled Dnaggets. Fringn, Tassels, and French Rods. Russia Sheeting, and tine Ihnsasks. Table Covers and fast-culourtd Linings. Window Hoßands, Dimities, and Bed Ticks. Two Thousand Pieces of exceedingly rich Chintz Furniture; Ohl remaining stock of a printer now a bankrupt), to be sold together or separate, at 2k. . lid. a piece (211 yards), the real value is lad. a yard; lbeiyards of ineremable French Stripes for Servants' Beds, at bd. a yard .—Upholsterers and Trimming Shops are served with Fringes, Tassels, Silk Leen, &c., at exactly one half the prices generally charged. Merchants act! Retail Dealers may find some curious lots of goods worthy of attention, providing they can pay cult. No credit given on any account whatever. GRAHAM and CO. Agents, 294, High Holborn. FURTH ER' REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLATE GLASS, From TWO AND A HALF to FORTY rm. Cent. BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY, Established by Act of Parliamen 1713. THE PUBLIC are informed, that, in addition to the Reduction in the Company's Prices, which took place in 1820, a FURTHER Reduction is now made, from Two and a half to Forty per Cent. on Plates of the sut.erficial Measurement of Six Pert and upwards, agreeably to a printed Scale, which may be had at the Company's Warehouse, ALBION-PLACE, BLACEFRIARS' BRIDGE, where an extensive assortinset col CAST PLATE GLASS, of fine Colour and Brilliancy, au paWr tether civilly other Manufactory in Europe, is on Sale by Mr. JAMIZS HAWKINGS, Secretary to the Company, and also by MT. Joint CIROCRFORD, atthe Company's Works at Ravenbasd, near Present, Lancashire. TABLE OF REDUCED PRICES FOR SILVERED GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS. In In. Ea. In. In. £a. In. In. £ s. 1.',0 by 40 .. 37 13 90 by 70 .. 93 10 105 by 50 . . 75 6 80 50 . . 48 4 95 35 .. 43 18 106 59..102 0 80 GO ..56 10 95 45 .. 55 7 110 36 .. 69 3 n 0 70 ..71 10 95 53.. 6614 112 71 ..147 8 15 33 .. 36 1 98 65 .. 91 13 115 1W • • 197 13 81 45 .. 46 2 95 75 .. 113 8 121 70..172 2 8h . 55 12 100 40 .. 53 9 123 68 . 168 13 83 61 ..78 11 150 50 70 8 197 50 . . 117 2 90 4(1 ..44 14 100 60.. 92 6 112 67 ..199 2 99 50 .54 14 100 70 .. 111 I 134 70 ... 214 7 20 60 ..68 18 100 80 .. 142 1 140 61 . 187 12 DRAWBACK allowed on Exportation, 2s. 9d. per foot su perficial. No. SO, STRAND. PETER FROST, OR THE POLAR LINGUIST. To draw a long bow is a Mariner's glory, That is, to narrate a moat marvellous story. Ajoll Jack Tar, who all dangers had *heed With brave Captain Parry, a Fact thus declar'd : " Ice-bound during winter, and little to do, We polish'd our Roots, and went forth to pursue Amusement on shore ; but the frost so intense, Induced us to build a snug hut for defence : Plow mind me,—not long were we hous'd when we found That all our jaw -tackle had run fast aground. Our words were all froze in the air !—'tis no joke. Arl not a voice heard, although eery man spoke. 'Twits strange, but not knowing what then was the matter, We thought Polar wiazards set spell o n our c l atter, So hasten don board. Well, six months after that The very same hut in, some Esquimau: sat, fln shore u we stroll'd, and a thaw just begs., When forth, talking English, they pwttly ran ' You've been to the Strand,' they , a jodgment not lacking, You Boots are illumin ' d by Warren's - Jet Blacking.' These words by the natives were often repeated, When entering the hut our amaze was completed. For, thawed into utterance we heard the full flow Of sentences spoken there six months ago ! We breath'd not a syllable, •ongue-tied with awe, A leam'd Polar hingui.t to find in the thaw, And oft in the air while the voices were clacking, The dissolving wordshironounc'd ' Warsen'sJet Blacking.'" The Esquimaux caught thus our language, and my Bepeat " Warren's Blacking," to Times latest day, When some future Parry will guess, from the whole, That Warren was known from the Smith to North Pole! This Buy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING, prepared by ROBERT 'WARREN, 30, Strand, London; and gad In ovary Town la the Kingdom. , . id, in bottles, 6d. 10d. lid. and 104.• lark. Also Paste I P an Pow, Id. lid. and 181. e ac h., A S hilling Pot of ale Is wird to low ls. Bottles of Liquid, MR. DOUVILLE'S Superior PLAN of TEACH ING FRENCH.—Among the ingenious methods which have been thought of to facilitate the acquirement of the French Language. that of Mr. Douville has certainly the highest claims to public notice. By his mode of tuition the Pupil will not only be enabled to converse with the same fluency and accuracy of pronun ciation as if he had studied in Paris, but he will likewise be quali fied to write with the greatest purity and elegance ; for such a the efficacy of his system, that while the Pupil acquires facility in speaking, he gradually attains a thorough knowledge of the ele mentary principles of the language, and thus becomes perfectly acquainted with those variations and niceties of expression which so frequently occur in polite conversation among the fashionable circles in the capital of France. The FRENCH 13RAM3IAR which Mr. DouTille has jqst published on the same plan, Is highly calculated for the rapid at tainment of that fascinating language. It contains exercises chiefly composed of expressions stid sentences most used in familiar dis course, thus affording the student, in presenting to his view the rules of Syntax, a valuable collection of useful phrases. The na tare of the French verbs is also exhibited in quite a novel and per. spicuous manner ; but the remarks on Pronunciation, the expla. nations of Idioms, the models of composition for the common bu siness of the world, and the Treatise on French Poetry, are pecu liarly serviceable. The whole, in short, is so judiciously arranged that those who may wish to acquire a knowledge of French, with a ►iew to conversation, will find this work extremely useful. It is published by the author, 2, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, and 6, Coventry-street, Haymarket. THE ARABIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, free froin Mercury or Antimony, ate unrivalled in their beneficial effects in Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Indigestion, and Its numerous train of maladies, and are peculiarly mild and pleasant as an aperient. The superior efficacy of these Pills has increased the demand for them so much, that an additional number of Venders has been appointed in London fur the accommodation of the Public; and they may now be obtained in Boxes at Is. 14d. and 2s. 9d. each, of J. V. Simpson ( Proprietor). 28, Henrietta street, Covent-garden ; Messrs. Stradling, Royal Exchange: Borrow and Deans, 156, Bishopsgate-without ; Sequeira, 132, Whitechspel High-street ; E. and F. °tiling, 159, High-street, and 171, I'nion.street, Southwark ; Ward 324, and Hose, 309, Holborn ; Prow, 226, and Barfield, 180, strand ; Stanley, 14, Tavistoek-row, Covent-garden ; Payne, 5, St. Martin's-court ; Ambridge, 21, Piccadilly ; Hawkins, IL Old Bond-street ; Grignon, 174, Regent-street, opposite New Burlington-street ; Colley, 5, llolles-street, Cavendish-square ; Sanger, 150, and Chandler, 76. Oxford-street ; White, No. 1, and Verde, 23, Lamb's Conduit -street; and of all Medicine Venders throughout the Kingdom. Mr. Renard, N 0.19, Rue Vivienne, is appointed Vender of these Pills in Paris. TOTAL ALTERATION IN WEIGHTS AND MEA SURES THROUGHOUT THE UNITED KINGDOM. Weight and Measure Office pro tempore for Middlesex, 14, Charles-street, Soho-square. THE AUTHORIZED TABLES of the CONSER VATOR of WEIGHTS and MEASURES, for the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX (W. (iutteridge), Calculator of Imperial 'tables to the City of London, are this day published by Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row. They are as follows, Iat.—BOOKS. Quantity Equalization Tables for the Breweries of England and Ireland, 2a. Ditto for Wine and Spirit Merchants or England, 2s. Ditto for Wine and Spirit Merchants of Ireland, Is. Ditto for Corn and Malt Dealers, &c. of England, Ireland, Scot land, and Wales, Is. 2d.—BOARDS, to hang up in Counting-houses, Shops, Ban of Inns, &c. For Wine and Spirit Dealers of England; one for Quantity, and one for Price, each Is. 6d. For Mahaters, Corn Dealers, and Agriculturists of England, Ire land, Scotland, and Wales; one for Price, 45.; one for Quan tity, Is. 4d. For the Irish Wine and Spirit Merchants; one for Quantity, and one for Price, each Is. 6d. For Magistrates, Corn Dealers, and Agriculturists, in all parts of England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Jersey, and Guernsey, where Bushels and Cab6ts are used, which differ from the Stand- and Bushel, 2s. 6d. For Magi,trates, Corn Deans, &c. in Wales, for all the Welsh local Measures in particulat, 2a. For Magistrates, Corn Dealers, /U. in Scotland, for the Scotch local Measure% in particular, Is. 3d. For the Standsrd Fielot, and the other Firlot of Linlithgow, id I Scotland, each Is. Poe all Persons using the local Bushels of Ten Gallons, and Nine Gallons, in different Counties of England, &c. each 11.6 d. For Persona using the Jersey and Guernsey Gallon and Pot,' 2s. 6d. Lithographic Figures and Dimensions of all Massares, Reap and Strike, Is. 6d. Ditto of all Casks, as decided by the Bemis and Coopers of Lon• don, Is. 6d. Grand Equalising Circle, with Precepts foe equalising Quantity and Price of the Standand Mananast of England, Inland, Scot• land, Wales, Jersey, Onwasey, ao. So/d, Wholesale and SIOW L Iay _ L ICrW and Lacey, Paternoster% row ; and by thdr Again to MONl, — kolend, and Scotland. 1g . .. Amon, id the hand. nobiro. hair of r-hill illiath