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--• • • ' . • y .• • • ';', 7 T • • i 1 41 0 , r 11C , A liP4 4 ~~ LONDON, THURSDAY. NOVEIVIIIM 17, 1824. No. 7,155. PORT OF LONDON, Nev. 12, 1U25, FOR SALE, This day is publisbed, price 6s. Gd. in boards, s new stud improved Edition of THE LAW of AUCTIONS, and AUOTIONDEWS PRACTICAL GUIDE. To which are added, a comm. hanaive hunasnary of the Laws of Distress, en Appendix of Prete. deuta, and a copious Index. • This dwy is publisited,in gen. pike 021.inibriards. .: _ _.•• r ' SALILS :BY AUCTION. TAE TH/ORY !Ad PRACTICE .al OUAGING, folly illustrated by numerous itil l . rand Examples e aud [SOWER-SFiEllt .11rD cilEransiNs. tendered privicearly effective by a Detail Of the Legishtiv Ro. ' • CAPITA/. 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Bricklaying, Brickmaking, Masonry, Carpentry, Joinery, Painting, and _Plumbing. With a variety of useful In fortnaunn on the Application sod IJurability of Materials, &c. tke. By C. F. PARTINUTON, of”ehe London Institutiou. Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert and Pipe, Paternoster-row. 'Pit LAN THROPIC SOC lET Y , St. George's-fields, s i ne", incorporated for the Admiosina of the Misting of t c atins, SO4 the Refeemation of Criminal Poo. Children. PRESIDER T. Nis Royal Ilisshoosa the Duke of YORK. SAMUEL 130 SA NQUET, Esti., Treaaucer. p a MINDAY. the 90th instant, being else NINETEENTH ANNIVERSARY of °peeing the CHAPEL of this lastitution, tx aRVON .the Morning . 11111 ba mortised by she 'Rev. SPRY, D.D. i. Rector of St. IlLtrviebont, mid 'lot Ifsnbury. Sudfordshre Divine Service will Commence essQoarter after Eleven. WM. PACE, A.M. Secretary. C ----r— ftLERGY 0 PHAN CORPORATION, Or. Jonees WOOD. RhaarLisoliE. • PaToorr—The KING. • PRESIDENT. Right Hon. aratplaitt:ftev. 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Author of ' Urania," the '• Philkophlatl, Merlin," '• Syblllioe Fragments," ;Ice. and limber of aevet,d Learned Societies. London : Printed for Knight and Lacey. Paternostcr-row ; Watley and Tyrrel; Dublin ; and said by all Booksellers. This day is published. Rolm. Second Edition, price ifis: in boards, THE LAWS relating to the CLERGY b_digg a Prac tical Guide to the Clerical Profession in 'the laffal and Ca nonical discharge of their various duties ; with instruction, to C an . didates for Holy Orden, and on nirpoiotniesto to Coracles and Lee. turerhips ; and on institution to Benefices, forms of Certificates of 'Residence, Petitions for License of Non.residenee. a consfesheneive Digest of the Law.of Tithes. at. &c. alphabetically arranged. liy the Rev. DAVID NILLIA9IS , M. 4. Late of Christ Church, Oxford. Printed for Sherwood. Gilbert, and Piper, Paternastemow. — DUTCH PLOWER ROOTS, Of. superßhNO•solipOon, itboladings nrge Assormientlif . HYALINTLI S. just arrived from Holland. • Pt Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction. Mart, Itarthellblnew-lene. TO-MORROW, add wED.NIkiDAY NEXT, at 12,. 4 Vert choice aid extensive Asscrritmeat. of FLOWER ROOFS, consigned from nee of the nowt entanset Florists airlem t emulating a trouble and Snigic narnilsti o lifacinths, very tine and rare sorts of Banwitultn, Crierno rk.c. arcisSis, Otadlolus Jeronimo, Erdie mod lore aline- Inc parableb, Orange Phtenis, Shims. spit:isla end English irises, Crotatiyrke. To be viewed the .illornings ef Sale., and Catalogues had at the Min ; Oarraway's and Chaptaw Coffeehouses ; of Mr. Thirties Iligh-etreet tllieltesthaM ; of, 31r. Ridley, North street, Brighton ; and of Mr. !Williams, Throgmorton-street. ONDON UNITED MINE COMPANY.—It having gi tams is the knowledge of the Direetcrra that an opinion pre. rated sawin¢ p eer.sio somber of the Proprietors that their -bates cannot de fortei7ed, front the circumstance of their not har m sigma the Died of Settlement, and operstedmi a reason with puss ow not baring paid the Call due on the 14th ultimo ; the ihrectors hate thought it expedient to extend the period of pay. MN out the :kith instant. in order to give those persons who have **Wm this erronruua impression an opportunity of paying the restassol of 21. lOs. per Share to 31essrt. Spooner, Atrwoods, and 44., aet befure that day.—Tbs peed remains at this Office for tiPlturee This day is published, in Cm. embeHished with a finely-engraved Portrait and Autugcaph, and numerous Cuts, prieel6s ;r board_s. 'SIJOLSEY, the CARDINAL, and L is IMES, , Political, and Lochistaitical. . MONEY on MORTGAGE.— Several sums, from FIVE HUNDRED to FOUR THOUSAND POUND& each, to be lent en Mortgage—Apply (if by getter, post-paid/ to Mr. Pcachey, Solicitor, 17, Salisbury -slam. By order of the Board. FREDERICK GUY, Secrets Ty. Toisokesepord. 1S .h N0v.1R24. - 110YAL %IINING A MEETING will be held at the City of London Tavern, t 11i0orsgate.stcect, on TUESDAY, the 22d teat., at Twelve - rree.se:y, of SIIISCRIBEPS to the above.named Com - pry, •:io may be really desirous of inquiring into its ronnetion t!:e state of its affairs, and of organising measures. to enforce either performance on the part of the Projectors of the Prospectus • wad by them to the public, or, in default, to compel restitution of the Deposit Money obtained on the faith thereof. Tee °eject-of the Meetingbeirg thus clearly defined, those con • thrto sires, at the partial fleeting of the 10th inst., at the Free - marl' Tavern, sanctioned the conduct of the Projectors and self. • timed Directors, In rithho!ding Four Thousand of the original tharw, upon which no deposit has yet been paid, in purchasing the Thousand Pharos with the Company's money, and in giving to one of their own number as Projector of the Company, ell, of course, bear in mind that they need not now attend. s. The Shas , held-rs will, of course, we the propriety tenet peyleg • th , ,lr!»,a!i.4 at *resort. 1`,.q.::. cr IS, ID - 14. • WHEREAS by an Order of the hi igh Court' of Chasm,. beatify date the 21th day of July, tilf.l.l, made in a Came wherein Melting Paine and others are Plaintiffs, and Janes Lowe and ethers are Defendants, it is emoopt other things tined to Samuel Lempton Cox, Esquire, one of the Masters of let 14! Court, to inquire nod ,Lite' to the Court whether William tiludiEl, the hmther of Richard Gleadhill (the Teatime in the Ploket of such Cause named), is living or dead; and if dead, she Pt died, tad whether he left any and what children or grand. eti6l:ll, or other issue of his hody, hying at the time of his decease; etds;:her any of such children or grandchildren, or alter issue, meow hying or dead ; and if dead, who is or are the legal per. Mai representative or representatives of him, her, or them, so IFlG—and that he should also' inquire and liste to the Court viszer !.lary Paine, the sister of the said Testator. Richard hiked. kil, In ralr b! or dead ; and if dead, when she died, and whether 4.‘c loft any children or grandchildren, or other issue of her body, lite; st the rime of her death ; and whether any of such children yondchildvm, or other issue. are now living cr dead ; and if Sed, who is or are the !era per,onal representative or represents. ;ins of Lien, her, or them, so dying. A•y person or persona, therefore, claiming to be children, rtzeenlciren, or other issue, or personal representative or 'epee. sernives of such children, grandchildren, or other issue, of the sal Witham Gleribill aril Mary Paine, or either of then), are, on a.before tae 9th day of December neat, to come in before the said Mauer, at has Chrimbers, in southampton-buddings, Chancery. firr. London. and prove his, her, or their kindred, and make out hc. hcr. re their claims in respect thereto ; or. in default thereof. I. ex. or they will be peremptorily excluded the benefit of the i 4 Order. RICHARD ADDISON : Vero lam-buildings, Plaintiff' Solicitor. I WRY -LANE THEATRE.—THIS EVENING, 1/ THE DERRY WIVES of WINDSOR t To-morrow, I'AUSTi . S; and on Saturday, THE NEV COMIC OPERA. To sae LET, every Evening daring the Season, Two Splendid Private:case BOXES, ter Eight Persons to each, 2!. 2a; the most commit:land desirable in the Theatre. .Ithnintors for the present Season, admitting to all Benefits, tratorlos, he. it!. asses mitl Admission Tickets for an the Theatres bought and I :IIARLES WRIGHT, next the King's Theatre, Opera CO. f . nnade ho row landing a parcel of Portugal Grapes, in jars, Perjat. and wailed at the Depot, Argyll ROOMS, Regcnt artet, at one Shillite per lb. Seven dozen Old Poet and Sherry, 24a. 6d. per dozen—packed in vine hogshead, boltles, &c. TERMS of HESTON HOUSE SCHOOL, in the village of Heston, near Hounslow. Middlesex, conducted by A. 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Dr.JaNiison it Au•' , or of a Celestial Atka ; a Grammar of Inellernil Philosophy; a Grammar of Rhetoric and Cenvenationa on General distory ; Popular ; a Grammer of Blententary Geography; a Trca. ' 1 the ( nistror;ion of Maps ; a i)ictionary of Mechanical Sci. 314nnrar.urev, and Domestic Economy, which " be bid of all Book 'ellen.. IN int: I, LETTERS PATENT. E F:( nm)SIICAI, and FNIVERSAL LAMPS.— ' - TiIt)MAS I'EATIcI: and CO. achnowledge with grati. • • ..!e i;b?ral Patronage of the Nobility, Geotry, &e. to this in. • I' p!e is such as to embrace, to the utmost perfection, .' • • Ttness, safety, economy. and simplicity, and applies. . ' • ' ' r •,:ic use requiring the light of one to six candles, - ' ' "• pedestals for ti•e dining table, sideboard, study, . : ' • 1 ,- set, &e. anti in ti-ecian !lading for the drawing rwit . .. ,,,, tesl;•. Init, or conservatory. As a light to eontey abeam ~ ...-n a!! amber lamp, nothing can compete with it, beaesttg •,•• be regulatcd to burn any time, disappearing at , . ' • • without the least offence. • ''. ' - • 't O. being the sole agents and Tentless of this - . • •• !i•t• same time alir: to the merits of the Sintimirra 1 l•• , r ~. with their last improvement, give then a its. ' , :ty 13 variety tom any other house; and with this :.,. • , or• they przsernt to invite the particular attention of the . ..., ,, ••c•• No. ~:s;!:. CM the west side of St. Clement's Churchyard, ~ " 4 dn. , 2 . 1V1 1 the Strand, where may be had genuine and ,i clarified SpermaertHAL Latte r , • ho" , paid, hews any part of the kingdom, will meet with • t p att ent i on Tr., ID • aten t '• „..„1...__ loonade and Lamp, allowed by every nautical i , ni ' who has atem them, t o b e su p er i or t o an y o th er ge- rd. hy [iv!' pp*. pOr. an , t Fro: t:01 1 • x tove tree' li+ - goo,- slage Amt. Drew mg 1 )ancir By dEORGE HOWARD, Esq. Ales, by the same Author, LADY JANE GREY and her TIMES. With an accredited Portrait and numerous Cuts, price 12s. in boards. 7 " This is a most interesting work, and in.ty ne reed ten times with increased admiration and delight."—Gent. Msg. Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert. and Piper, Paternoster-row. This day is published, price 3s. 6d. sewed, TWO HUNDRED and THIRTY ILLUSTRA TIONS of SIM KSPEARE, engraved by Thomson, from Designs by Thurston, adapted to all editions, and printed in an uniform size to bind op with Johnson and Stevens, and all other edition; in octavo ; comprising a aeries of Scenic Embellishments to each Play, with additional Illustrations of the Seven Ages of Mani a Bust of the immortal Bard, from the original in Stratford Church; a View of ,the House in which he wan born, taken at the time of the Jubilee Accession in the year 1769, &c. &c. Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternotter.row. This day is published, in itvo. price 12s. in boa*, THE CASE of MARY QUEEN of SCOTS, and of ELIZABETH QUEEN of ENGLAND, Legally. Briefly, and Historically stated : embracing the Amorous Lif e of the Virgin Queen, and identifying her with all the plans that led to Mary's Ruin and Murder. With an Account of the Last Moments of Mary. her Letter to Elizabeth, and Davison's Apology about the Death-narrant. The whole drawn from State Papers sad most authentic ?owes. • By BURR CAMPBELL. LL.D. F.A.S. Printed for Ilberwtind, Gilbert and Piper, ramming ter.row. ... SI - here also may he Tha'LOVE LETTERS of MARY QUEEN of SCOTS to JAMES EARL of 130TH WELL, with her Love Sonnets and Marriage Contracts, and a History of Mary's Trial betbre Queen Elizabeth, at Hampton Court. Second Edition, in one vultne, Svo. price 13s. in boards. This day is published, in Bvo. price les. 6d. in boards, a New and -- Improved Edition of FERGUSON'S LECTURES on EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, MECHANICS, and ASTRONOMY, with copious Noies, adapting the Work to the present state of Science. • By C. F. PARTINGTON, Of the London institution, author offs " Hi4torical and Deeply. time Account of the Steam Engine." Illustrated with numerous Plates, and accompankd with a Memoir and Portrait of the Author. • Also. by the same Author, An INTRODUCTION to ELECTRICITY. With copious Notes, and a Su 'einem by the above Editor. illustrative of the present state of Electricity and Electro.illagnecism. Price 3s. 6d. in boards. Printed for Sbetwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row. SOUTH AMERICA, MEXICO, &e. In one large vol, Bro. illustrated Zt17;;;;;;I coloured Maps, Charts, and Views. price IN. board'', THE.GEOGRAPH Y, HISTORY, and STATISTIC of NORTH, and SOUTH AMERICA and the WEST INDIES. By H. C. CAREY and .7. LEA. With eonside►able Additions relative to the New States of South America, elk°. the Hseaeoak 4.0._ _ " The publication before us contains by far the most valuable condensation of American Geograithy, History. and Statistics, which has issued from the Press. It is constructed on a compre hensive and excellent plan ; the Alaps, Charts, and Plates are numerous, and well executed ; and when all the modern informa tion required by the changes and revolutions on the New Continent is taken into the account, we are free to say, that this Volume is a very complete illustration of the important matters which it em braces. Lidter for instruction or reference, it is calculated to be a standard Work."—Literary Gazette, March 29. Printed for Sherwood. Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row. HAIGH'S POCKET LATIN DICTIONARY. Thls day is published, neatly bound printed in a pocket size, price ts. ANEW SCHOOL DICTIONARY, LATIN and ENGLISH ; comprising the words of Terence, Cesar, Nepal, Rallust, Virgil, Horace, Ovid's Metamorphoses, Phiedrus, Perseus, Juvenal, Flom, Eutropius, Scriptores Romani. and Elects et Ovidio et Tibullo. Intended to furnish young people with all the assistance they require from a Latin Dictionary, till they are capable of deriving benefit from the authorities set down in Ainsworth. By THOMAS HAIOH, A.M. Also. by the same Author, CONJeGATA LATINA ; or a Collection of the purest and most usual Latin Words, distinguished into Classes, according to their frequency, and arranged according to their derivations; by the use of which a greater stock of words will be acquired by the Pupil in six months, than is usually acquired in half as many years. Price 3s. Gd. bound. The THEORY and PRACTICE of LATIN INFLECTION; being Examples, in the form of Capy.books, for Declining Nouns and Verbs. In Two Parts, prier 3s. Gd. each, either of which may be had separately. Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row. ALBS AT RN IMMENSE REDU L CTION, FOR. IMAM MONEY ONY. FIFTEEN Thousand Yards of beautiful SATIN CACHEMERE, 2+. to 2s. 3d. per yard, usually sold hem 4s. to 4s. 6d. ; 2.550 Silk parege Handkerchiefs, 15d. each, really worth 3s. 6d. ; 30,786 yards of rich Grade Naples, wide width, in every new French colour', from 2s. 6d. to 31. 6d., the quality of which is much superior to what are Renerally sold from 3s. 64. to 7s. 6d. pet yard ; with every description of rich Silks, Satins, fancy Clause Dresses, Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, gold and silver Tar. bans, and a general assortment of. Haberdashery, Hosiery, and Lace, French and Swiss printed Chintses, and upwards of 500 Muffle, of various deseriptioos, with Pelerines, Flounces, Culls, and Collers to match. at exceedingly low prices : also entirely new articles in silks. for elegant Winter Dicsees and Pelisses. FRENCH OPERA CLOAKS. from 20s. to 3 guineas. To be bad exclusively at SHEARS and Co.'s, 129, REGENT.. STREET. Eight Doors from the Quadrant. CHRONOLOGICAL BIOGRAPHY. - - This day are published, Yoh. 1, 2. and 3, of ANEW UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY, chronologi cally arranged, and the Subjects classed according to their various talents and pursuits; including Regal, Imperial, end ilis. torical Characters, as well as persons of eminence in every art and science. • By the Rev. J. PLATTE. The First Series of this %Vork comprehends the whole of Scrip. Lure and Ancient Biography to the time of our Saviour, and is complete in one volume tiro. price 18s. half-bound and lettered. The Second Series comprehends the period from the Birth of Christ to the Reformation, in two volumes, price U. 10s. The Third Series comprehends the period from the Reformation to the dose of the Sixteenth Century, and will be completed in four volumes, of which the two first are nearly ready for delivery. In the remaining Series the Work will be brought down to the present time. • 0 6 The advantages of this mode of arrangement are many and obvious, inasmuch as by the juxtaposition and classiticaSon of contemporaneous liVes, a continuity as well as a sympathy of inte rest is eseited, which is wholly unattainable in a dictionary or other alphabetical form of arrangement, wherein every subject of refer. nee must of necessity be unconnected and Isolated ; whereas, in a ciimnological and classified arrangement, every personage has his proper place, as well in relation to his redeemers, contemporaries, and sumessms, as to the subjects with which he is historically or otherwise connected. Biography, thus arranged, is not confined to the memoirs of particular individuals, but comprehends the programs of history, literature, arts, and sciences. London r Published by Ilibeiwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Pat*. nester-row. 30, STRAND. RIGHT v. MIGHT, OR A PLEADER'. AUXI LIARIES. AN INCIDENT AT CADIZ. Two brothers of Cadis,—one deetin'd to roam, The younger the property stied on at home. Twelve years thus he held the paternal Estate, (Unheard of the elder", in triumph elate; One day wire a stranger appear 'd at his door, Advice in a cue of distress to implore. " In climes far remote while I sought, hitt in vain, A fortune (the stranger observ'd) to attain, My father departed, and Two Sons he left The Elder am I.—By the Younger bereft Of all my inheritance, what shall I do you, Sir, advice me the coarse to pursue ?" " Apply to your brother," the other began. " 1 have!" said the stranger, " And thou art the Man ;" Conviction prevail'd, but ralress was not given, For forth nom the mansion the claimant was driven. Dejected, forlorn, to a lawyer his case Fie told, who assur'd him that Right should takr place 4 1 hen secretly posting to sladrid„ fie gain'il A knowledge how justice would best be obtain'd. The trial came nn,—and Perversion its course Apposed noresisted to take, when its source Was atop; by a Miller array 'd in bright Roots, Who ably exposing Corruption's pursuits, Confounded the A leatie—by fear now beset; As seen the supporters of Truth in the Jet. " In Heaven's name, Who are your he doubtfully cried, Supreme Judge of 31adriti,"—the Miller replied ; " Beware Retribution !"—The visions supplied, The equity else that to Right had been lacking ; The owner his title no longer denied, Achieving a triumph thro' Warren's Jet Blacking. This easy shining and brilliant Waking, prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London, and sold in every town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in bottles, fkl. led. 12d. and Ind. each; also Paste Blacking in pots , dq. {9d . and 13d. each. A Shilling Pa or Paste is squat to four I...bottles of Liquid. PRIVATE PUPIL. A.MARRIED CLERGYMAN, formerly Tutor to Nobleman, and subsequently receiving a few Pupils into hr. House, a moderate distance-trot. Landon, has now a VACANCY. lie can offer the most satisfactory References to Noblemen son Gentlemen, whose Sons hare been under his care. Letters to be addressed to Rev. D. E. Mr. Anderson's, Book seller, 8, Watllloo-place, Pall.mall, London. rnRTUGAL HOTEL AND FOREIGN WINE ROOMS, 153, Fleet -street,. opposite Ronverie.street. this New Establishment are provided excellent well-a/red Beds and Accommodations peculiarly . commodious, united will moderate Charges, and As Wines with which the tables of these 'Rooms are supplied ate of the very choicest description, whether from the wood or in beta; and French Wines may be obtained in pint bottles. .. .. . . . . . ... . A separate well.ventilated room is appropriated to the &makers of the Havannah Cigar. Soups, Sandwiches, Dinneis, and Suppers arc also provided. CHINA PAPER FOR. DRAWING ROOMS. - nafAi•if, TIES, btga to inform the Nobility and (}entry he has on Sale some beautiful PAPER for HANDING ROOMS; also a fine Assortment of OWNTAL CHINA In large 4itra, Ciaterus, 'Dinner. Desert, and ll't4slefat 9terkes; Itne Gongs, large Screens, Cabinets, Bamboo Furniture, fine Bronzes, Shells, Chessmen, Fish Counters, and Cud goats, Birds of Paradise, and numerous Rens, both useful andornatnensaL • Incite Matting laid down is town or country. Exchanges mac on liberal terms, at his India Warehouse, 71, north side of St. Pant's Church-yard. FIVE HUNDRED DOUBLE DAMASK DINNER CLOTHS, se. vd. each, pesitivelf worth 266.; ID,OOO yards of Russia Sheeting, two yards and a half wide, without a seam, 23d. per yard and an iinninose stork, newly assorted. of T a bl e Linen, RUSSI.I, SCOTCH, and IRISII SHEETING, Irish linen, quilts ' counterpane', blankets, towelling, diapers, damask dinner and breakfast napkins, ladles' pelisse and habit ciotht, coatings, stuffs, bombasins, &c. cheaper than at any other house in London. Noblemen, Private Families. bind Hotel-keepers, furnishing dr replenishing their stock of table linen and sheeting, may save at this time full ba. In every Ns. by purchasing at this house. Be pallkolar-73, OXFORD-STREET, IDALLCOTT and JASINS, exactly opposite the Pantheon. i‘fir RS. THOMAS HOLDING, Sister of Mr. Bullock 1 of the Museum, Piccadilly, and her Danghters, invite the attention of the Nobility and Ladies to their Establishment, 89, NEIV BOND STREET, where the ELEGANT ARTS are to be attained, with various accomplishments (too numerous for the limits of an advertisement), consisting of Artificial Fruit, Flowers, etc. Painting on Velvet, Satin, Wood, and Glass ; f;:mbossed Velvet for Court anti Ball Dresses t-Rice Paper on Bisque China, ete. ; Chinese Japanning. Inlaid 11Inther oT Pearl, Coral, ere. Mrs. 111)LDING pledges herself to make any Pupil mistress of either of the Arts in one Lesson. Terms, One Guinea. Ladies favouring Mrs. Holding with a trial, will not find them. selves led into those expenses for materials generally tht case with professional persons. Any family attended within ten miles of London. Letters post paid. Fa nting., Household Furniture, fitte-toned Peld Harp by liiohnlkz, Four entilent Pianofortes, Six Sett of handsotne Ms hqgany avails, a quantity of IleAsoectl Malioignoy Boards, and other Wood. By Me. nubr.ocK. At his Rooms, 211, High Holborn, on SA.TABRA NEXT, at 12, nreci- , lr. .11 OUR very superior 131 NET PIANOFORTES, c.A from 51 to Gi octave, ha elegant rosewood anti mahogany cam 'three other pianos, and a modern pedal hdrp ; else a quan tity of good new and second-hand foruktwe ; a ouliaciitio of traina ble 41(1 paintings of the Flemish and Dutch schools : a capital double-barrelleo fowling. piece in cafe complete, a gold watch, and numerous effects, hieludhrg bedsteads, With beds aril mattresses, chests of drawers, dining. spernbrolte, Soo, and other tables. chid ney and pier glasses, curtains. carpets, oaths, couches, useful glass anti china. fenders and fire irons, and kitchen requisites. k be viewed the 0 1 1 litinTO!hen Catill°loll2 can be. 1144. BLOOM SD UR Y -K2 DARE. Capital RESIDENCE, with eligible Back Entrance, in exceeding good repair. MO be SOLD, by Mr. BULLOCK, the beneficial LEM:4; of one of the best 11101181% it Sbuthi mpton-street, calculated for the residence of a genteel family, or the profession; for the latter it is extremely desirable, having a good entrance in thi roar. The lease has 12 yenta unexpired, at the low rent of lOW. per annum. The purchaser may bare possession before Christmas, and also have the option of taking put of the superior Furniture by valtitarien. To be viewed by tielsetaothltt op, inincitiolooo. Btifloet's Auction Office, 211, High tit Irn.by WINES AT REDUCED P: T ONDON AWD WES' AA SPIRIT COMPANY, I tin's Church. ICES FOft CASH ONLY. 'MINSTER WINE AND Strand, apposite St. Mar- Per Doren. Fort, Viotalto 1810.275. to Ws. Per Dozen. Claret, Zidtte and Mar gaux to 96e. Spatkling Chain. pagan 79,. Us. Do : and Creaming of _ Pitukruitti:d - 365. —42 n. Dion 5 to 8 . yeors iu 48s Ms. Shersy.Pale&Brovm 275. 3fk, Do. Amontillado . 425. 4Rs. Madeira, Wed lodia 365. 421. Do. East India 40s. —fl On. ll , teeltss - 365. 425. the first quality % --a. St. Pen', dry and spark. 725. Tenet*, Lisbon, Vi doninot 361. Claret, St. Julien . 481. &merit*. Gin, lie.; Jamaica R Six Dunn packed in a beiteheal _ _ • Hermitage, Red and White 00s., Moselle, Sauterne, &e. 110 s. Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds. iron, 14.; Brandy, 255. per gall. id gratis —Bottles at eon price. ADVANTAGEOUS to GENTLEMEN.—The price of Clothes is generally known to be yery high ; in come quenee of which, the flowing list of prices, RICHARD BATT, NO. I, Wimpele•street, Cavendlah-square, most respectfully sub mits for articles not to. be excelled t-- Belt tinperiiieWai.7cxceptbriaor blue - Z 3 0 0 But black or blue (first cut and fashion) . $ 18 0 Double milled Hersey Breeches - . . 1 R 0 Ditto Troupers, 11.10 s. black or bine - 1 15 0 Best white pr other colour Cord Hiding Breeches . 1 2 0 super olive brown fashionable Great Coats faced with . - • - 4 4 At MorninFrocks Milled Drab (heat Coats 3 18 0 Super excellent fine ditto b 5 0 Best Black Berseymete Waistcoats or any colour . 015 0 None but the best materials, therefore but one price. A Suit of Livery (plain) - - . 44 0 Stable Dress - 8 0 Other Liveries equally reasonable. The much admired plan of having superfine cloth liveries only 15s. extra. Gentlemen in the country may have their chitties made to St by sending how many inches round the breast and the height they stand. TCLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE -1 HOUSE, for the EAST sad WEST INDIES and SOUTH A itIECICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND. Offieers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will find in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &e. together with a large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and Bed. ding; Cabin Wash band Tables, Chairs, and Lamps; Sea Chests, Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Travel ling Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re quisites for India, and other tropical climates : likewise a great variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives end Forks, suitable for families going abroad, 3lilitary and llindostanec Books Maps, &c. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curriele, Tandem. Phaeton, Stanhope, and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery, &e. Etc. for home use, Etat and 'West Indies, and South America, which merit inspection from the quality, first state of workman. ship. and moderate prices. All the Articles m this Establishment are warranted, and the 'salient plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to of asking but one Ready Money Price, front which no abatement will be midi. OTHERS. SUPERIOR FOOD FOR CHILDREN, INVALIDS, AND By the King's lioysilLetters Patent. OF all new Introductions in Domestic Economy, none have ever met with more trnivernl approbation than ROBINSON'S Patent BARLEY and Patent GROATS ; they completely supersede the use of the common Pearl Barley or Emb. den Gloats. a superior beverage being produced in ten minutes, and at one-half the expense. These nutritious preparations have been snbmhted to the medi cal profession throughout the United Kingdom, and hare met with the moat decided approval and reormitnendation ; in fict, many physicians of the greatest celehrity have declared, that the Patent Preparations of Barley and Groats excel! all other articles in use to a food for children, Itc. The Parent Barley maker; superior barley water in ten minutes, and is infinitely better than the common bar. ley for thickening veal, mutton, and other broths ,• it is also in the highest repute for ranking a most delicious pudding or custard. The Patent Groats produce, in ten minutes, an excellent smooth and delicate gruel, which, owing to the patent mode of preparation, will never turn tour On the stomach. Sold retail by all revectuble Druggists. Grocers, &e. through. out the Kingdom, and wholesale be the sole Inventor, Pa trwer, &t. Matthias Robinson and CO. No. W, Red Lion -street, Holborn, Landon. 0 : Several imitations, under the titles of "Anti-poseur," " Prepared," Re. (which are gross impositions) being daily offend to the public, particular care should be taken to observe thir the words " R binson's Patent," the Royal Arms, and the signature of " Matte. Robinson," care affixed to each package, as noceothers art genuine. i)dttle ILFRACOMBE. Pea, fiat Yonghall, since been heard o Tor Barnstaple, wit unknown), and rem) this port. WEYMOUTH, with ballast- shifted Travis, is stiff on LOndon. Brown, of the fruit wet. ' with her bottom shore. PORTIIMOVER. from Shields for.N, come into harbour ABlytitouth • and t Sailed the Iledinal for Grenada.; Et transport, for Plyt LYMINGTOW, the crew of the pi Captain Beier. is their boat, with neither the passenger supposed, when oil ,that Were iu her haw. 21 years of age, and India service. Dome, Nov. 88 bolts of canvass linen, and 4 kits of Staitt, of-Arbelati DEAL, Nov. L. the Mediterranean. were, has gone ir. fp the Harrier, fronn Robert restains.—Y GRAPRIEND. N Kitts. Crisis, Vat from Emnbeiy • Cluisnitat aktright„ and 'Ado r Aid, Palmer, from burgh ; Young Dl Rigs ; Eclipse, Cal Skerry, from 1 Pacific, Taylor, &teamster ; Onaga, liatns, from Archangel South IVales ' • !estate, for the Cape Of Good Hantburgh. LIVERPOOL " Tarrow.hill b earit rived here, saw I apparently outmost down. The Regent some oil floating night, and left a Buck, from Liverpool coast of Ireland one Pot, arrived at M Tuskar, passed a topmasts, with the IVORTII SITIEI Qnet*c to Leith, got off in a clamagt NtatArrtit, front hence to Oporto, inst. in a sinking 111 BELT AST. Nol Isle is the Diligent St.too, Nov. 12, Chriatiansound to inst. during a viol( it is feared will becoi NEWTOUNDLA7 from Liverpool., a the Bay of Bulls. klinunichi, in lat. was dismasted, ani crew were taken 1 hill, and brought bound to Quebec, The Earl Ballwin lost near Petty Hari QVEBEC, OC; Croal. 23d Augu dart, 19th ditto, from Jamaica ; Ti . Hotspur, Bragg, A ditto, from Leith; chymist, Greenock, 49 days from Lon( Liverpool; Sarah, mention, ditto from Ocr. 17.—The going down the now slongside tht go on the blocks, u A list of Amen arrived at St. Bele Damon • Eliza, Bi Swift, for Phtladt Europe; Gangrq. Baltimore. just arrh Osfra. of Salem. Danrbe, Bradford. The Duke of W was abandoned at The Benson, Ta , in Ist. 44, long. 17 bout The Good Hoope, driven on shore at partly damaged. The Bolus, Andt the Sea*, on the n went on shore for could not be found, being very high. A fatal event hai o'clock in the after stand, is in some on the part of th pilot-boat Friend: man of the name of and two lads, named the ebb tide in thr the south-west, in t coasters contra op the bay, the boat, harbour, scudding western pier -head, t, and kerning too nes& the tram dints sews crew was Ipstantly metal persons on r were picked tip on not yet been found. . . • . . It, .-' 1 4 1.4 ('i• i ..." ; . • .., i . •I' ''. 4 k ' ": , r ~,- .7 1 -------. .. ~. , , z • ,„, ..,.- ' • .. • ':".. ": ...--...*\--- . " '.• i' t 4 f 1 I ' ) ',• • I : ...,. • Price .N., tz 'MIFFING INFKLLIGENCE. 1 -......iinhke..... CUSTOSf.IIOUSE, New.'l6. :wvTiten Isereobs.—Te Eliza, Blake, (non RM. :l• . wo BYhthera, 'Robson. from • Hanihtirgh ; • Friends, I Harlingen; Britanniteiron ; from Ostend; ficlence, ' .:, ~., 1 Brennen; Prince,of Waterloo, Matter, and Moraine., nom Ostend ; Waiter Mathews, alaulden. fecen‘Har. Witliom Curtis. Witittingliara ; Rachel, Chaderlik; '.. , Wood t Good Intent; Fdx i and Hope, Freezor, from 1 .1 : Cameron,. Hood, from Berhice; Sprightly. Smith, 'Mem ; Ashes, . Bettye ; Anti mini 'Sarah. &AAA" : 1 e, Rumbeet: and Collingwood, Evans, from Man-t- -hy. 'Robinson. from Memel; Arno, .Bruce, ••ffum East Ries ; Prinre Frederick, Attu iden, from Rot- 1 Pain. and John Waters. from Hachure) ;' Flora, am; •Solway. Milldam], trona C.ote. irkitrd k , , i . • ip OUTWANDS.—The Ellen, Duncan, for Tobago; Leary, ter Tenerife. Van Dienten'h *Land, and New lea; Julie, Pavaget, to Calais; Conlidenet Duthie, . iursh ; Beim, Benefit, for Guernsey hod Jersey. D 'OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GIIATICILitD.—Tbe . : rgeon, for Hemburytti. t I .1,...! en Olt TIV ARDS.—The Experlment, Cofilthard, for St. fries;; W4ilielmina, Loets, for Bane and Rouen ; f Edlpn, Ramsdell, for ..11ooton ; Briton, dunce.. for . .., Ildtborough Livingston, for Grenada; Eerie. Riddell, Mr wad Alvarado ; Doncaster, Church, for Van Die- d and New South Wales; Duckenfield, Lyon, for tati llondpres : Thirl4,. Rogers, for Ilamburitti ;fie- i lore,' tpr • rinidad; planly, sayers, for Barbadoca and. 'at 'levied', Elder, fet Si. Michael's. , • I) o:treaties rQ ;§,,i44.lo.—Favourite, &Ik i; fe foq 1 • FROM LLOTIT'S UST. . ---- , . Tit, Nov..l4.—Arrived The Hoye transport, flout . i for Cork. Sailed the .March, Robson, for St. .9/jai' 4 'Mil N. 'O . v w, Nov. 14.—Arrived the Violet, of London, Hunter, . , • London for Cardiff, brings passenger Capt. Young, 1 ' John, of South Shields, wreckcn on one of the fflag. ;pis Aug. G. Arrived elm, the Venus, Cook, from i ~ Bristol. with lostof bulwarks and stanchions. - l rill. Nov. 14.—ArriVecrthe' Priscilla, Mitchell. from: . in thirty days, leaky ; tile Aurora, M, from Copan.. I damage, and the Britannia, Orfcur, trotn 13ilboa.--, . . tstoE. Not. 14 —Theirenus, I.uscombe, from Swani luglipll, passel down Channel 15th Oct. and has Int heard of. The three Brothers, lined, from Nettle, ode, was run font Of this morning by a ship (nines • and received considerable damage. bite has pot item • • ..t , .• - , ere, Nov. 15.—' litr e Rapid, Fowler, has retatthet 'shifted, sails split. and loss, of bulwarks. The Swift oill on shore—the cargo has been discharged. Theo 11 town, front Bordeaut to London, is diaeliarging—pare wet. The Union, Seatridge, has beengot off the roam. ottom much injured. The Effort, Pitt, is eitill,me , oven, Nov. 16.—Arrived the Fairfield, Fawcett: . ... Is for. New York, and being found too deeply laden, hag arbour to Itghten ; the Joseph 'Green, transport. fro= I . and the Britannia, Sullen, from LOndon for Cadiz. . . Redman, Bryee, for Sierra L eone' the Cyrene, Barrett, ' I t.; Ennamith, Owen, for Boinhai ; and the Borodimar or Plymouth.--. Wind N.Y.C. ,Tow, Nov.. 15.—" I have this day been informed by 'the pilot vessel that attended the packet ship York, her. ter New York, that on the 10th init. they sent i with a passenger and their bay for the York, but passenger, boy, or boat have since been heard of. It he when off the Needles the boat upset, as some provisions her have been picked up. The i paaivenger Pat ralm age, and said he had been a midshipman n the Last :e. Nov. 15.—Two smacks have arrived here en illy, with. : tanvays, GB pieces of white linen, 17 pieces of brown. I kits of pork, saved from the wrecksuf the London. I Lrbreath. ;ov. M.—Arrived and remain, the Alert. Scholes, hour rennein. Thetiood Rape, from Btienoa &Pratt foe Ant. i f one into Rptigate harbour. The St. Domingo and. t, frothibendon, have passed through. The John and ' sins.—Wind N.N.E. CND. Nov. 15.—Arrived the Usk, Harris, from St; °I is, Van Dyke, from New York ; Abbarton, Peretrat.l lty • Chaladain,Stroirtren, tlotralcindttrts; Chrtstoptiar; • . d ' Jade Hawkins., from Quebec; Mary, War*, andl r, from bliramichi ; Labumaro, Tate, from St. Peters.' ung Dixon, Anderson, and Preston, Thomson, front .. pse, Cutting ; Morning Star, Berwick; and Couitopo-v , from Llarabutgh; Britannia, Newman, from,Dautzic q - ' • iylor, from Riga; Laplander, Burridge ; Favourite., • ; °nags, Grecian; Ann, Frazer; mud Fanny; *di 1 i Archangel. Sailed the Albion, Proctor., for Neon :s; Leander, Franklin, for St. Lucia; Luna, Knox.: . e Of Good Hope; Robert and Sarah, latedheill, tot , sot., Nov. 14.—0 n the 1,2111 inst. al seven a.m.. . bearing W.N.W. distant 26 mlles, tile Rogenr, art saw a large ship, with, painted ports and figure head.: otitward.bonnd, soddenly roll' orer, upset; mid go. . o Regent passed over the place, but saw nothing heti f rating on the water. The Regent struck on Hoyle lest: i left an anchor and cable outside. The Tanner. Liverpool to Newfoundland, was totally lost tiff that land—one man drowned. The Prince of Waterloo.' . il at IVaterford from Liverpool, posh, 14th inst. oil: seed a brig, cf which nothing.was to be seen but thee, ith the topsails set. SUIELDS, Nov. 14.—The Preston, Palmer, ftionli Leith, which was on shore all the Heed Send, haa beak damaged state, and brought into this harbour. TLC Nov. 14.—The Duke of Wellington, Russells; • to Oporto, Ina abitadmind by tbd ere* on the 12ttea thing state. r. Nev. 11.—The schooner en shore on the Copeland 1 Bligence, of and from Maryport, Matches, for this port.. for. 12.—The John and Thomas, of Liverpool, front' and to Bettina, in attempting to enter Militia Ithlti : t a violent gale, struck on the Gubene Sand Spit, sn , will becomes complete wreak. It :XDLAIND, OCT, 20.—The schooner Gleaner, ci ante rpool., was dismasted near the coast, and carried into.. Bulls. The bark Benson, Taylor, from Belfast toe in lat. 44, 30, long. 47, 30, in a viole nt gale of wind.: ited, and became a total wreck. The Captain and taken from her by Captain Beggs, of the brig Cont. wought to this port. The Caledonia, of this port. • t Netter., was driven by distress of weather into Arlen:rt.' Dalhousie, Furrier, front Quebec for this port, wag ttv Harbour—crew saved. :, OCT. 11.—Arrived the brig Thomas Demrler: August, from Liverpool; w. 61•Oillmay, „sod-. ditto, front London; Port Spain, Chesney. 9th ditto, ca ; Thomas Peel, Elliot, Sept. 2, from Greenotice. ragg, Aug. 20, from Liverpool ; Margaret, Troop, 24M. Leith; Venus, Mitchell, 20th ditto, from Cielt t Al. reenock. 10th ditto, from London; Ottawa, Douglas. m London; Relate Wood, Brown, August 22, front g Sarah, Douga ll , ditto from ditto ; Lady Gordon, Cie- no from ditto. t —The Thames, Rogers, ran on shore 14th less. art i the River, and fell over, but was got off, sad is Me the wharf, discharging her cargo, and *in have ti Locks, to be repaired. She makes a good deal of water. • i American vessels at Batavia, when the Pioneer. which i i t ria l , ie lt he i n c s kt ?2d ord, S ;o p r t S . el la im iled : o j t u o l m y a nti c, Aser C lii7 l A K tt ir atti% f Philadelphia; Falcon, Bums; Suffolk, Endicott, for . =gra, Evans, for Manilla; ChempeaketGroves, of just arrived ; E. A., Clark; Catharine, Endicott; Brisi. -, ,lent. Indus, Men:Jolty, of Salem, sailed for Pecans t adford. for Canton. • to of Wellington, Russell, from Newcastle to Opmvo„ led at sea on the Ifth instant, being in a oinking state. lon, Taylor, from Belfast to aliramichi. was abandoled )ng. 17, dismasted. and the crew arrived at Newfinnal. 1 1 Hoope, Muonecke, from London to Amsterdam. was • there at Ileßsoland the lOth inst. The cargo saved. Anderson.ffrom London to (lottenburg', rim( k nn 1 in the night of the 6th instant, when three of the crew tore for assistance. which was sent off: but the vette/ i found, and it was supposed had drifted away, the wind • i high. —......_ . rent happened in Swansea Bay, between one mil tea . he afternoon of Tut sday last, and wh e el,. we under. some degree attributable to a want of proper precaetioa l t of the unfortunate individuals who perished. The Friends, listing on board the pilot (B. Duellservi: a t name of Samuel Hopkins, an inexperienced staman, s, named John Jones and John Hammond, sailed oral; 1 . in the morning. during a furious gale of wind Ren t i • est, in company with seteral other boats, to meet the . i f g up channel. 'The pilot having boarded a vessel tit boat, with the three other individuals. made for the . 1 adding before the wind ; but when within a mile of the r-ties in consequence of " returning too early on tidy," t too near the shore, she shipped in succession several of lour seas breaking At the time, and with the ill-fated fe , latently buried beneath the raging waves i 9 the view of , 1 ocs on shore: The bodies of the wise anirthe lad Joxt I up on the folloiftig 'ay, but that of IlimutiOnd Us i. , I found. f • ... ... .I Chnblir This dar is published. price 6s„ fn boords, • Fr FIE DISTILLER'S GUIDE; comprehending the Arts of Distillation and Rectification in all ,their various brabchest also genuine Resells*, for making Rum, Brandy. 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