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• ) X / • r .1 4 i s) 4 • -.- 1 4 oil ric •, it 4 • A N ;..-6,777. LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST 23, 1824. Price r --- 0111.1101,1.0610 iN THOLBORN BE PARISH bT. ANDICEW • b, WANTED to PURCII.IBE in the said Parish, nr its IT immediate Vicinity (lissinard), a IsiECE nr PARCEL l igouND, containing about 14,600 Superficial Vert, in a sitestion of convenient acre". to be appropriated and iivcd on. and f a ,. a BURIAL GROUND for the P.I.RISIIIONIAIS of th e o i l PARISH," in lieu of the rresent Burial iliround in Shoe _ A' A n y person pluming such property, and •: fling to dispose of the t o l uesteal to mend toformutton thrn of. stating quantity, price. to the ()flirt: of %Yorke, I ; end %I' It II 01 110 ft PE. CANNINOS r. Fl.ll ti . I)PRSVANT to a Decree of the Court of Chan cery, bean% dat• the 16th day of Jtt to 11;24, made in • w w. CANNINDS agairu FLOIVUIIIr the Creditor* of ABEL FISHER, Late of Bath, in theilWis ly of Somerset, Eq. d t i m sed Iwho died on ix albino the 14th day hlarch 1821), are, Ity t h e ntsrives or their Solicitors, tat or before the :oh day of No srebee lldt, to come in and prove their di his belitre Samuel Compton Cot. Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Daubers ID Sonthamptoo.bui ings, Chancery-lane, boedon, or in Jeads thereof they will lw e INCI st-holedand th l e 'HOPI benefit o P f Sll sl id Decree. VOI Plaintiff's Solicitors, Charlotte-n 'w, — TO PRINTERS. W ANTE Pnw.Tort Il t e 'v t lY inc i n e t,Ts n' t)%lll 1 171 1ror ta S n e' s Pi! i l l t INTENDENT. Neoe need apply unless foilly ri mpelcnt to the went.—PAN lamination to be made to .11r. Davison. LINO. buil-tont , 'Whitefrian. . . NEW EXCHA NU N E HOTEL ANI STRAND CC•FFEE-110USE, it. 21 . 41. (Nearly opposite the Ailelphi Theatro, London), TlO5. SM roptetfully acquaints 'Travellers and S..j. , urners to tho 'Metropolis, that Isis house is neatly fitted op with excellent 11014 and Redding ; the lint Provisions, ge ntile Wines and Spirits, and every necestutry accommodation. Ile trusts the moderate prices chsrgcti for every article, and the rai l system of civility and attention to the comforts of his guests, nil Felder his house equal, if not superior. to any house in town. BREAKFAS'f'S, DINNERS, SUPPERS, &a upon an te3- 10:0j4:21 plan j and, for the accommodation of his Neighbours, he u riud a spacious ismtroN ALE ROOM. Lutrance, two doors from Adatti4oreet, Adelphi. IthfrENT lIAZA,IR, NEW Rffhll. iIE Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, are re spectfully informed, that this very desirable and convenient f.usbluhmeni, situate in the New Mad, within a short distance d the Regent's Park, will be opener' on WEDNESDAY, the Is Pay of September next, for the Sale of similar Articles, and tautened upon the mime principles in every respect, as the Bauer is Soboatiu.tre, and the other most fashionable - Bazaars. At no pains have been, or will in future be spared, on the part of nu Proprietors, to render this Establishment worthy of the pa ne/age of those to whom this Notice is respectfully addressed, boo in regard to its management, and the taste, fashion, and pitity of the Articles for sale, to which their unremitting atten. inn sill be constantly directed, they confidently, though humbly, lave to obtain some portion of that patronage, which a British Public is never slow in bestowing upon those, who, by their at sawn and assiduity, seem deserting of favour. Erery necessary precaution will be taken fur the accommodation camsges visiting this Establishment. Regent's Bazaar, 21st August, 1821. ALL IN ONE DAY. 11 CARROLL hors he shall have the pleasure of VI. &tiling the Four Prises of Twenty Thousand Pounds to the pow,' Scheme (to be drawn in One Day, sth of October) to the You Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds sold at his Offices in the *At space of Four Months; and as he is now selling under the list zed concluding Drain of Parliament for Lotteries, he trusts lin friends and customers will not suffer t! . Lotteries to expire without taking a farewell chance at his Fortunate Offices, 19, Com hdl ; 24, Oxford-street ; and 7, Chsring-inns, in the present *Line, shich contains Four Prises of 20,000/., and tither Capitals, as under, xis. ;- 2 - . .220.050 4 . . .4•5111 2 - . 20.000 lO . - :100 2 - . 2,050 14 - - 200 4 - . 1,000 20 - . 100 *Auk of which, together with the smaller Prizes, must be drawn au the Stb October, when the tate of every number will be decided. The (Trite t novelty in the Scheme is, that it does not contain a lOgkßlack, for every number must receive Five Pounds at least!!! I EN AND PISTOL R EPOSII'(►IIV, 43 AM) 43, linc -141e.)-STREET. I GIkSIS announces to the Nobility, Gentry, and .I• others, that he has for sale an extensive ansortnient of /,cable and Single Flint &MI I)etniiating GUNS, by Manton, Punk', Forsyth, Smith, and all the mast approved London Makers, at half their original coat. /titles, Air Luna, and Canes, slandennisyer, aid other esteemed Makers ; Duelling , Bolster, Pocket Pisto ls, in great variety ; Apparatus, &c. In addition to his own choice and well-selected Stock, he has rd the principal part of Illrs. Wilson's, laic of Vigo-lane, rc ' from business. attil Second-hand PLATE and PLATED AItTICLES very low prices, for ready money. Gans bought or taken in exchange, Ice. t and 43, Oxford-street, near lkiners-street. DV Tlll KING'S PATENT. Il t. SIBLY'S lIE-ANINIATINt: SOLAIt TINC- Al TCR I: is universally allowed to be the mint pleasant, safe, sod efficacious remedy ever offered to the Public. Its warm and ?Muting qoalities render it the best medicine for Debility, Con, traaptions, Nervous and Rheumatic Complaints, Spastns,lndiltes tisa, lowneasof Spirits, and all those distressing affections which ken, the weak. sedentary, anal delicate. It requires no argument torwrince more than a trial, after which those who value health All tour choose to be without it. I'r.i.arella;ll4.lll by ,11r. J. Stlfrell, No. 35, Gloucester gm, Qucen's-suluare, Bloomsbury, in bottlesat 65., 7s. 6d., and Ils. each ; and in family balks (by which (herr is a saving of 73.) w 2 .2.. each. Also 1)r. Li N.llt TIN( 'TI 'ItE, for cont. /Wats incident to the Female tiez, iu bottlesof 43. 6d. and 103.6 d. tub. thwerre, none can be genuine unless signed by the proprietor, SaKII, in his own hand writing, on the wrapper of each bot tle Sole ‘Vholesale Agents, 31essrs. Barclay and z‘ons.:ls, Fleet t.set, London ; and sold !retail be Sanger, 1.10, Oxford-street ; I . ..bni:un. 68, Cornhill ; and by all respectable Stationers, Drug. and Medicine Venders throughout the kiugtkun. AND WEST INI/1A IVAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CIIANI3E, STRAND. films OUTFITTING IVA ItEII()USE forms a se ll tend division of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a late and well-manufactures! Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur- Mc, Tandem, Phaeton, and I•l:aiiie Hamm, a ith every dcacrip o' of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for home I'se, East t4liVest Indies. New South Wales, and the Spanish Slain. Camp P "'l`tcads, Camp Tables and Chairs. Cabin Stands, twa lamps, I amel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely 1 "n1 up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cuts, Bed 11!,it. Wining Desks, Dressing Cases, kc. A large assortment of sad Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, kc. Ike. Thr Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win- User tisthing, merit inspection. from their excellent quality, I, otittle id verkmanship, and moderate price. The whole of the 4 : 4 ` 4, * the Establishment are warranted, and that excellent onr",!liff,r rears standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but 7 ";lmeY Price, from wig& nu diaeount or abatement will enta v any ciraimatancell. Prevent mistakes, the I'uhlic will please to observe, three principal entrances to this Outfitting ‘l'urcliouie are Llettt 'Change. last sr the East India Company and Licensed Ships, and '''''^iPsPeTS, are constantly kept. illF. (HLkpi ---- -:..77F111.111.:Ir IVAREIIOUSE IN 'fill; %MIMI). j simin.rn IN, No. 19, BA RBI( 'AN, Loinlon, re -1,,! spectfully anii.iiinees to Families Furnishing, and the 1 ,...T. Out his S'll ll' li. of FEAI'IIEItS and FE.ITII ER. ''''do ate of the told quality, and at the following very low (Stall White (loose Feathers, well 'toyed £s. d• £S. 4 . c ,itrol dressed, pet lb. - - 0 2 •to• $ • Grey Goose . 0 110 to 02 3 .'iitty . - t w e k - - - - 0 010 to 0 1 ll 4,,1111 •• " - - . - 00:1to 0 0 6 • nel:time Beds - . 313 6 to B II 0 . pm!dit le! to ditto - - 2 12 6 to 50 0 I vry ditto . - - i ditto - - 1 10 11 to 3 3 0 ii.. 4ted , - - - 016 oto 1 6 0 Iv Flock and Hair Mattresses - 080 to 1 11 6 ) 1 4 tood Horse Mir - - 1 20to 3 3 0 - lediborsor 1 steads - try tad - . 212 6to A ti 0 Q. • . I 6 0 to 110 0 - Troterdi•to . - I 40to 1 6 0 ' • ^P ditto . - . m k__ - . . 0111 oto 1 3 0 I...smi sold in any qoantity from Slb. Bled Ticks at Prime t ..,,,,! to be Idled. Mattresses, Chairs, and Sofas, tre-mide and 1. Ohl Mils exchanged, OT stuffed by a proorss entirely ter. li,.,,„,. fl utlom Chintz Furotture, and every kind of (Witamentol Art, i z 7,7 f l e 4 oltrry. arrangtd in the most elegant and ta t ty man : N'' i i ed : AOlllll . notice. I:ontracts fur 111ilitary, Naval, and ... in j .% „„ rt. rcreuted in nny etuantity. ti,,, ." 01 .ETON solicits n trial of the above Goods : and he kt,''elinn comparison, they will be found superior to any tin sale 44 ". ?"011, t lim e. I 'pan the pine:pie of keeping the Best Gook, I,,sleinTill(st lamest Pelee .he builds his hopes of futuresue te, which he wilt seruimie .sty iidhe , .• to. e MATTRESSES, PA iI.LASSI-.S, Ate. s . Opposite Dixou'a Bepositery, 19, Barbican. =age I. • boil in Tudity c ;cm sill I a lave to 1 ■ Public is mown at Ecery ; 1 of camly Ituyent • •(" 1e ► p 1,6011 rust ■ shot; Sp • kat and t • bit firm 'll without c hill; 26, I *Line, 9 as under, ■ 2 2 4 dlt 641061 on the ill The pea ■ aux ; butble Purdry, I/ Makers, by Stand and I'ocl In add ad,led tit • tlrtal fro; P. New a • a ITT) I, • Guns C and d cenovatit wept.. iban, lar kVA, 111 cw.ytn 0,11 rev; Pr, poi erect, 4,1 Ili tact a 22. 1 1 /11133 i tut. Om," J. It. S;, 118 de. Sol to Lad, Johnc:th in te Inge ar - trb, Tt 111 ww, o 1 UJ Pd •'4l We Nuts Lid t wm OJI 1 ".1.1 o, c, 11 Cush, ilea., rtM lar In lie Se tiNt I. Arid tine ll b• u nom e 4 N.B r. Cu AL 11 2clu al MS n s Poutgbalw 4 t sn Nu, Lia o , Pt' Per 4 rwtl,. 'win , ri tL je k, 1 61: 4 'M 1 ri. P 'du P, k IV* )14, 1 - :Idlf. Its 71 4 I 1. 1, 41, I - lw ne 041 tit J.' • it :4, . 1-4 ttis )1, SALES BY AUCTION. LINCOENSIIIRE. F11E1;110E1) MANOR ANL) ESTATE. By 31r. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street,) At Gamsway's ('off -e in Exchange-alley, nn THURSDAY, the 26th of A lignst, 1824, at Twelve °Thick, in (Me Lot. rrHE MANOR a ARNITILEE anti IVILIINTORE, in the county nif Lincoln. comprising extensive jurisdiction. rights, and royalties, extending over upisonls of Teti 'Thousand Acres, together with FOUR 111 7 N1/REI) ANI) SIX ACRES. or thereabouts, of very rich Pasture, Meadow, and Arafat Land. with gond Farm Houses, Cottios, and suitable ttuthinklings, de sirably situate about five miles west of Boston. And also the valuable and - 1111:11 FERRY , on the ItiverlVithani. The Property is ILetto the Tolin;rlrViitiinst respectable Tenants : Messrs. Curtin., Thacker, 111 en, Lreeson. Jepson. Aranir, and loesley, who will chew their respective Panne and l'ottsges. Particulars may be had at the l'eacnek and White liars, Boston; White !fart, Spalding; Talbot, Peterhomacts ; King's Head, Louth; Cmwn, Wishearh and Swanton g King's Head, Nor wich ; I>uke's Head, Lynn; Rutland Anna, Newmarket; of Mews. Itenbnw, Alban, and Bt how, Solicitors, Lincodn's-lem ; Messrs. Thirkill and Rogers, Snlicitore, llostnn ; Alr. llurcham. Coningslcy, near Hoeneastle ; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent street. London; where liana of the Lassie may be seen. SURREY. VALI:ABLE FREEHOLD ESTATEA. TVTIRE FREE, AND`LA ND TAX REDEENI ED ; Dealvable Pestaily Mansion, with Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Urounds, seated la a Park, with immediate pmsession, two Eligible i:ottagc Reattlences, and sundry Enclosures of excellent Meadow and Arable Land, nearly Four Hundred Acres, put adjoining the Thames. An Eligible Property ha Residence and Investment. (By Order of George Daniel Macintosh, Esq. and also of J. Thomaa, Emil. and others, Trustees wf John 11'ilkin son, Esq. deceased, the present Proprietors). By Mr. (Of ll'iirwick House, Regent-street), At Ilseraway's Coffee House, Excliange-alley, Combat, on TIIUHSI)AY, the 23d of september, at Twelve o'clock, IN LOTs, THE very dmirable FREEHOLD and earl COPY HOLD ESTATES, Tithe Free and Land las Redeemed, situate at WALTON, a tine healthy part of the county of surrey. Ina I. The Rectorial MANOR of WALTON, with its Rights, Privileges, Courts, Fines, and Ilerims. A desirable Revidence, WALTON LODGE, . . Erected on a handsome elevation, planned for the aecomodation of a family of reApectsbility, with spacious entertaining rooms, and numerous sleeping apAnmenis, conveniently arranged; excellent range of domestic offices. coach-house. stables, farm and outbuild ings, farm-vard and buildings; excellent walled garden, clothed with choice fruit trees, hut-house, &c. seated in the centre of a de lightful park, with about TWO MINI/RED AND SIXTY ACRES Of meadow and arable land, in a ring fence, ornamented by a fine sheet of water, principally belted by a line thriving plantation, with carriage drive and entrance lodge, &c. &c. Lot t?. A flenirable COTTAGE RESIDENCE. situate on the cast •idc of the park, with gardens, pleasure.groundn, trid land ; containing upwards of FOUR ACRES, On Lease to John Strongitharrn, Esq. Lot. 3, A very Eligible and Ileitirable t()TTA OE ORNEE, fitted up in a very handsome manner, and adapted for the residence of a gentleman's family, seated on a lawn, with delightful shrub beries. carriage -drive, and dry gn•clled walks, coach-house, stable, and all requisite outbuildings, and about Ell; 111'1' A 111 ES Of meadow, pasture, and arable land, all in a ring -fence, situated on the southwest side of iValton Park, and adjoining the mail front Moulsey to Cobham, in the occupation of W. Parker, Esq. for an unexpired term of about fifteen yearn. Lot 4. A Valuable PLOT of 111C11 MEADOW LAND, situate in Thames Meadow, adjoining the road from Weybridge to Walton, containing about TIS'ENTV-ONE ACRES, In the occupation of 31r. T. Keene, on Lease. Lot 6. An Allotment of excellent All.l DLL LAND, Bramble Hill, in Thames Field. containing nearly FOURTEEN ACRES, In the occupation of Mr. Cooper, on Lease, and the Tithe of about one acre of arable land adjoining. To be viewed by tickets; and Mr. Strongitharm and Mr. Parker's tesidences, by permission. Particulars may be bad on the premises; at the Duke's Head, AValtrin ; Bear, Esher; Toy, Ilampton ; Griffin, and of Mr. Knight, Kingston ; Swan, ChM. tier ; Rush, Staines ; of Robert Blackniore. Esq. Chapel-street, Itedinrd-mw; of Alcoves. Sandys, Horton, Rourke, and Sandy., l'rane-court, Fleet-street; at ()areaway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, where tickets for viewing may be bad, and a plan of the estate may be seen. TS) PCBLIC COSIPANIE.S, PROFESSIONAL UENTLE. MEN, .INI) OTIIERS. A Capital Residence and Offices, New Bridge.street. By WINS'IrA N LEV and St/NS, At the Mart, on TI'ESDAI', the 31st inst. at 12, 1 1 11 E LEASE, for an unexpired Term of Twenty !ire Years. at a (iround.Rent, of an excellent IPIVELLING 110CSE and PREMISES, most desirably situate No. El. on the East side of New Ilridge-strevt, 111nekfriars, containing eight bed r(111111s, a dressing closet, and various others ; two drawing rooms, a dressing closet, and various others ; two drawing rooms, com municating by folding doors a well proportio'ted eating room, breakfast parlour, entrance ball, kitchen, footman's pantry, runer -0115 chasers , capital arched vaults, paved yard, and every requisite convenience fur a large establishment. _ To be viewed by applying on the premises, between the hours of twelve and tire, where printed particulars may he had; also at the Start; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. ENFIELD, MIIDDLESEX• TWENTY-THREE ACRES OF FREEHOLD AND TITHE-FREE LAND, with COTTAGE, &e. By IV INS'FA NLEV and SONS, At the Mart, on TrESDA Autrust 31, at 12, in Three Lots, by direction of the Executors of %I m. Schreiber, Esq. deceased, LIGIBLE F1IEE1101,1) and TITHE-FILEE A ESTATE ; consisting of a piece of excellent arable land, containing about eighteen acres, situate in Goal-lane, at Forty-hill, Enfield; another piece of arable land, about two acres, situate at Cra : both in the occupation of 31rs. 11111,; and a timber and tiled cottage, with a barn and cow-house, orchard, garden, and paddock, containing altogether four acres, situate in Turkey-street, Enfield, a very short distance from the high North road, in the occupation of 3lr. Smith, Li yearly tenant. . _ . • . To be viewed I days preceding the sale, by permission of the tenants, when minted Particulars may be had at the Goat, Forty hill; Fallow Burk, Clay -hill ; f key hound, Enfield; Angel, Edmon ton; the Falcon and Four Scans, ‘{'l.ltliani tromi; of Mews. 'l'easdale and Symcs, Solicitors, Fctichuremstreet, Landon; of 11'instanley and Suns, I'aternosta.tow ; and at the 31tirt. KING'S THEATRE, HAYSIARKET. By Mr. A 1431S'f KONG, In the Great Concert Room, King's Theatre, Haymarket, on WEDNESDAY, August 25, and two following days, at 12, by order of signor Denali, the Proprietor. without reserve, valuable and extensive IYARI/ROIIE, SCE PROPERTIES, DECORATIONS, splendid Drop Curtain, 100 Operas, Ballets, Books of Operas, and Music in score, complete, several thousand feet of Gas Pipes and Fittings, valuable Lustre*, Lamps, Botta, and Fittings-up of the French Theatre; several thousand feet of massive Gilt Moulding; Des ; perim, Curtains, J2OO Chairs, Sofas. Benches; large Chimney Glasses, Mirrors ; several hundred rich Theatrical Dresses, en tirely new, and numerous other articles. -—•- To be viewed on Monday, Tuesday, and mornings of Sale, when Catalogues may be had at 7s. each (to be returned to pin chastis), without which no person can be admitted ; on the Pre. miacs ; and of Mr. Armstrong, 56, West Queen-street, Lincoln's CAPITAL. FREEHOLD ESTATE, With an elegant residence and very valuable Manor, near Col chester, on the picturesque borders of Suffolk, only 67 miles from London, with possession. }Jr. DANIEL SMITH, At the Mart, on NVEDNESDAY, August 25, at 12 o'Cloek. in One lan, unless previously disposed of by l'nvate Contract, P' FIE very valuable and beauaul ESTATE of GREAT JL BROMLEY HALL. truly possessing the united attrac tions of a must complete Residence, and of a decidedly tine pro perty fur investment. It comprises an elegant Mansion, with every suitable appendage for a large establishment, surrounded by rich park-like meadows, with fine sheets of water, and beautiful groves and belts of luxuriant timber. The very valuable and Improve able Manor, co-extensive with the Parish (about three thousand acres), and embracing some finely timbered wood lands and wastes. Also, two or three very eligible Farms, with superior Houses and Buildings, Lodges and Cottages, altogether about four hundred and forty acres (exclusive of the wastes and copyholda), free of land tax : particularly adapted for the preservation of game, and in a spurting and excellent neighbourhood, with capital roads. Printed particulars, fully describing this desirable Estate, may ' soon be had at the chief Inns at Denham, hlistley, Alannil;tree , and Clielmarml ; at the Mart; of W. Mason, Eel. Solicitor, Colchester; and of Daniel Sn.iih and Sun, Survryers and Land Agents, Itishmergate Churchyard, London, and Windsor, at whose offices, and at Mr. Ala:eon's, plans may be seen, alai orders for viewing the estate obtained. SALE BY PRIVATR CONTRACT. DETACIIED FAMILY RESIDZIWI s TOUR MILES EmoAl'Tlll6 LAuftApil,b. TO BE *ilia) B Y PRIVATE CONTRACT, • lly WINMTANLEY and SUNS. AMOST comfortable FAMILY RE I 1/ENC E, in a complete state of substantial and ornamental repair, c.iatain ing seven bed chamber.. laundry, droning txml, and numerous closets ; library, mid drawing room • kitchen, artil lery, man's pantry, larder ' dairy, cellarage, and other suitable offices, well supplied with escellem spring water; with coa c h. house, and stabling for three horse's, carriage yard, fore court, and walled garden ; and a paddock of about one sere and three •lusr. Situate in • highly respectable and social nt:f,k.bous hood, about four miles front the city. To be viewed, and further particulars known, on application to Il'instanley and Sons. Paternoster-row. JJOOKS PUB USHEI . This day is published, in I vol. Rm. price Ib. boards, 11 RA DIN Al) CANTAiIIiII;IAM ; or, New UM kir versify Guide to the Academical entrains, and Colloquial or Cant Terns peculiar to the I 'niversity of Cambridge; observ ing wherein it differs from Oxford. Embellished with Coloured Engravings of the Costume, he., a striking likeness of that celc. Mated character JENNY 001t00)1, and illustrated with a variety of curious and entertaining Anecdotes. To which is a lh Nc d , . _ _ A TAIL-PIECE; orthe Reading and Varmint Method of proceeding to the degree of A. B. By A BRACE (IF CANTA BS. KIIM02; KA AOX !!! Arietnph. Velma. 9% Live for ever, nly own darling Camus I ! London : Printed for John Hearne, Itl, Strand. This day is published, in two vols. post nvo. price Pis. ITALY anti the ITALIANS in the NINETEENTH CENTURY, a View of the Civil, Political, and Moral State of that Country, with a Treatise on Modern Italian Literature. By A. 1; I EUSSEUX. " It is not the greatest merit of this publication, but rather an extraordinary eircunistanee which enhances its value, that it is written by a native of Italy, a Florertine in the British service, who udds to the intelligence and knowledge attributable to this fact, the power of expressing himself purely and vigorot:sly in the English language. But ,f the style be praiseworthy, we are bound to say that the thoughts of the author, his comprehensive views, and general treatment of his subject, are at least equally deserving uf eulogy. Ile has produced a hook of uncommon interest, which, while it throws important light upon many questions au/fleeted with the various States of bulb and dispels the darkness of many erroneous opinions and prejudices, cannot fail to amuse every reader by its light and agreeable narrative, its picturesque sketches of men and manners, and its fund of anecdote and story."—Literary Gazette. Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall East. fiCISS'S %FORKS. " Ilontinem paging nostra sapit.” " Our page relates to man."—SllanTrat.. Just published, price :is. in boards, Sixteenth Edition, I. r iiE /Et: IS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commentary 1 on the Diseases incident to Human Frailty, in which the Causes, Symptoms, and baneful Efliets of Early Indiscret;on, Re. are fully developed. Part 11. embraces Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, its Cause, its Consequences, and its Cure ; with some interesting Observations on Vegetable and Animal Life. In Part 111. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding Subjects, explaining them in a familiar manner. Hy DOSS and CO. onsulting Surgeons, London. " Natura bestir " Omnibus ease dcdit, sfutuisMgriWerit uti.”—CLaunrag. " Since Heaven to all the fund of bliss supplies, " lts frugal application marks the wise." 2. II VIVEI.I NA ; a Non-Medical Analysis ofsome Complstnts incidental to females, in which are offered some important admo nitions on the peculiar debilities attending their circumstances, sympathies, and formation. The subject of Sterility is especially dwelt upon. Intereting and important eases illustrate the subject. "Quo fugit Venus ? lieu! quove color de:ens?" Hoe. Lih. 4, Od. 12. IVhither flies hove Ah ! where the charming bloom ?" The above may be had of Sherwood, Jones, and Co. 211, Pater noster-mw ;C. l:happle, 411, Pall-mall; S. W. Form, 41, Prom dilly ; Callow and %I Non. 16, Princes-street, corner of Gerrard. street, Soho; T. and G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street; Highlty and Son, 174, Fleet -street; Onwhyn. 4, Catherine-street, Strand, hondoe ; Matrhett and Stevenson, Burks and Kinnebrouk, Nor wich ; R. Deck, Ipswich; Dutton, Bury St. Edmund's ; Shep pard, Caen-street, Bristol ; Bernal and Duffield. Bath ; Hatt, Cambridge; Todd, liriggate, Leeds; rightson. Birmingham; Trewman, Exeter; Wolstenholme, York; Dore, Liverpool; Hump, Manchester; Jones, 117, 'frongste, Glasgow; Porter, 72, Grafton-street, Dublin ; and by all Booksellers--(Price U.) Messrs. BOSS and CO. are to be consulted, as UMW, every day, at their house ; and Patients in the country are requested to describe minutely the case, enclosing a remittance for advice and medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world. BOSS and CO., 31.8. C. Surgeons, No. 11, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street„ London. BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. A 8 a mild and effectual remedy for all those disorders which originate in a vitiated action of the Liver and biliary organs, namely, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Head Ache, Heart burn, Flatulencies, Spasms, Costiveness, Affections of the Liver, &e. — DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS have met with more general approval than any other Medicine whatsoever. They unite every recommendation of mild operation with successful effect ; and require no restraint or confinement.whatever during their use. In tropical climates, where the consequences of redundant and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an invaluable and efficient proteciion. They are likewise peculiarly calculated to correct disorders arising front excesses of the table, to restore the tone of the stomarch, and to remove most complaints occasioned by irregularity of the bowels. Sold in Itozes, at 2a. 0i1.; fie.; Ds.; and 225.; by Butler's Chemists. 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's, and 220, Regent-street, (near the Argyll Rooms), London; M'aterloo.plare, Edinburgh; Sack ville-strect, Dublin ; and by the principal Medicine Vender, throughout the United Kingdom. AITID . IV WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS have oh- V tamed the unction and appnitsation of g entlemen of the Medical Profession , as a safe and valuable Medicine, in removing obstructions. and relieving other inconveniences to which the female frame is liable, especially those which at an early period of life frequently arise from want of exercise and general debility of the system. They create an appetite, correct indigestion, remove giddiness and nervous head.ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorders, pains in the stomach, shortness of breath, and palpita. dons of the heart. Purchasers are requested to fanatic, that, ea a testimony of au thenticity, each bill of directions is silmed with the name of " C. Kearsley," in writing • aold wholesale and retail in London by Wighttnan, No. 4ti, Fleet-street; Barclay and Sons, Fleet market; Newberry and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton and Co., Bow l'hurch-yard ; Sanger, 150, Oxtiird-street, opposite Bond-street ; Evans and Son, Long-lane, Smithfield ; Johnson Greek -street, Soho; Butler and Sons, Cheapside • Godfrey anti Wind" Ilishopigate-street ; 11. Mackrill, 33, NVl;itechapel ; and by all Country enders, at 211. ltd. per Box. is necessary to inform the Public that Kearsley's is the or,ly original and genuine Iledicine, and has been prepared by hem for more than thirty years. 311, STRAND, DENIS 3IACPIIEE ; or, the LAVE TRADE 1N DUBLIN. Air—" When fir* from Kilkenny in Dublin's big town, Sir, Appear'd my own self, Mr. Denis Macphee, I rambled the streets and fine squares up and down, Sir, Each wonder of Art and of Nature to see ! Long life to kind Nature who formed the sweet lasses Of Dublin, her fairest best work, that she claws Good luck, too, to WARREN, whose Jet, like bright glasses, Irradiates the Boots of Nut' Denis Macphee ! When first on the Boots of a high dashing Beau, Sir, My image in each shone so sportive and free, Said It. myself,—" These Two l'rchins below, Sir. " The genius displays of the fion'd Patentee! " The Two Little Negroes so docile and mute, Sir, " Your motions attendirg, in active pursuit, Sir, " If hired they are, or else sold with each Boot, Sir, " Inform, if you plow. Mr. Denis 31acphee! " Now fait, my good friend," said this joking narrator, " And is it my two Pickaninntes you see " In Dublin long time past but one speculator " The Agent of Taste was elected to be! " And if his inimited Jet you would try, Sir, " An Urchin or two you tn.ty hire or buy, Sir, " 11'ith brilliance unequall'd your Itnots to supply, Sir. " Good morning, my friend, Mr. Denis 31:wphce ! Then asking fur li'att at', of Dress the Refiner, A Bootmaker's shop I eneounter'd with glee; Bad luck to the sly laughing hoaxing designer, The devil an Urchin to let out fur me! " And yet," said the Shopntan. " your errand not lacking " Here's that which was meant, Sir, in WanaLs's Jet Blacking, " Whose worth, use, and beauty, high fashion still backing, " Shall grace your sale legs, Mr. Denis 31acphee !" This Easy Shining sold Brilliant Blaeking prepared by R. WA It REN, 30, Strand, Loadon ; and sold in every Town in the Kingdom. LIQUID. in Cul. 10d. 12d. and 111 d. each. Also PASTE BLACKING, in Pots, hid. 12d. and likl. each. A Sbillikg Pot of Paste , g o al to nuts Is. Bottles of Liquid. ' s'.* Ask for NVARREN'S Blacking. PROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. War Ofirr, August 7. ME NORANDU W. Ilia Itlajesty bas been pleased to grant rrtnission to the 24th Regiment ut root to bear un Its colours and appointments. in addi tion to any other badges or :evicts which may have heretofiwe been granted to the Itegintent. the word " Nivelle." in commeniuration Of the distinguished conduct of four Companies of the late 211 Hat. talion of the Regiment in the action in the river Nivelle, on lOth November 11113. B NK RI TT(' Y FNI %ROM ......... ..... W. Shave, St. AlbanY, IlertMed. Victualler, from August 41 to September 7. at ten. at the Bankrupts• Court. BA Nfitl:P11:1 I:S SIiPERSEDND. . _ C. Beale. New Sarum, Wilts, oilman. W. E Vat skrigg, Reckford-row, %'worth, Surrey, grocer. H. Rugg and C. Rugg, Austin Eriars. silkmen- BANKRUPTS. A. Pennell. BatsoB-street. Limehouse, master mariner, to surren. der, September 11, 18, and October 2, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Glynea, I.l4irr-atreet, East Smithfield. H. Manley, Southampton-row, Russell-square, wine-merchant, August 28, September 4, and October 2, at twelve, at the Bank rupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Stratton and Allport, Shorediich. J. Caner, Downing -street, Westminster, victualler. August 28, Septettibet 4, and October 2, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitors, Messrs. (loran and l'rice, Orchard-atreet, Portman. square. . J. Sawyer, Lincoln's Inn-fields, wine-merchant. A 'trust M, September 11, and October 2, at ten, at the Ilankrupts• Court. tiolicitors. Messrs. Steel and Nicol, Queemaireet, Cheaphide. R. Barlow. Claremont-place, New-road. bill-broker, August 28,1 September 14, and Octobre 2, at ten, at the Kanktupts• Court. ' Soliciter, 4 llr. Score, Takenbouse-yard, Lothburi. J. Duncombe, jun. Little Queen-street, itrilbern. bookseller. August 28, September 14, and October 2, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Whitehouse. (lastle-street, liolborn. S. Wilkins, 11011 mm-hill, ststarter, August 31, September 11, and October 2, at ten, at the Bankrupts• Court. Solicitor, Mr. Waller, Devonshire.airect, Bishopagate-street. DIVIMENDS October 2. W. Alfrey, Cloak lane, Dowgate-hill, warehouse man, at ten, at the Bankrupt.' Court. October 23. J. Metcalfe, Thirst, York, linen-draper, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Court. August 211. J. Pelham, sen. Chart, near Maidstone, Kent, Bond cruaher, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. September E. Fon. St. George. riloucexter. home-dealer, at twelve. at the Kummer Tavern, All tiaints'Aane, Bristol. October ii. It. Philpots, Banbury, Oxford, draper, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. September 15. J. Smith, Liverpool, merchant, at one, at the George Inn, Dale -street, Liverpool. September 11. S. Prim ' Trowbridge, Wilts, grocer, at one, at the Christopher Inn, Bath. CERTIFICATES.—SEPTEMItTi 11. . . E. Gilbert. Lire*Pool. merchant—T. Wilson, Little Queen. street, Holborn, undertaker—M. Graham, Union -street, Bishops. g.ite.street, gla.s.dealer— 0. Wilcox, Tottenham-court-road. butcher. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Sharma% and J. Cawley, Stockport, Cheater,linen.drapers—. S. Appleby and N. Sergeant—S. Roblnsint and R. Bent, Manches ter, booksellers--C. Hurry and J. Dewey, Coal Exchange, cold. tictors--E. Waring and J. Arthur, Scat h, Glamorgan, flour-mer. chants—R. Shearman and J. Heritage, Pavement, Monrfields, linen.drapers--F. Stoke., jun. • and C. Stoke', tea-dealer —J. Slater and J. Elliott, Jets, Lancaster, cotton.spinnerv_j. Bass •' • " and J. Angrier, Loughborough, Leicester, bakers—C. Woodward, W. Overton, and W. A. Coombe, attornies—E. Holmes and J. Holmes.itin. Bristol. merchsurts—.J. Hutchinson and J. Graydon, Monk Vl eannouth Shore, Durham, butchers—C. D. Wall and J. Mann, Greck-street, Soho. and Upper Charlton street, Fitzroy. square, coal-merchants—J. Thompson and R. Ball, Nether Comp. ton, Dorset, maltsters—J. Hollgtis and B. Becton, Blyth, E. V. Blyth, J. C. Myth, and B. Crompton, Birming ham, japanners—N. Cherry and S. Hall, Moulsey. Surrey, millers —M. Moore and S. Snelling. Newton Abbot, IS'olborttugli Ik eon, linen-drapers—G. Bedford and W. 11. Heysham, Bedford row. attorneys—D. Laird and J. Neilson, Carlisle, linen-drapent— E. Sharp and F. Burd, Poole, linen-drapers—W. Coates and J. Palmer, St. Martin's-lane, Charing-cross, men's-mercers. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending the 18th day of August, 1824, is 295. tit d. per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain. Average pries of Corn from the Returns received in the Week ending Aug. 14, 1824. Wheat.' Barley. Oats. I Rs.. I Dam I Peas. 67 9 33 0 28 7 30 4 34 11 37 3 MERTI.VGS OF CREDITORS, AT THE RAXILAUpre COURT, IIAsINGHALL-STREET, TO-MORROW. BAST INDIA The flileutta, *term, has arrived at LivetronL, havirg front Itengal March 19, and lit. Helena June 27. AT Rio JANEMCL—The John, Moore, from t'a Cape of Good Hope, June I Ith. SAILINGSTIIOI4IIIO J•matao.—The lAn,, Luck, fee IV • Smith Walt., May 2lst. ; the Novo lhatino, for CalnitN4 Jure nth; and his Majesty's ship }Asir, Boucher, for the Cape of Gaol !lope, June fith. Cap•ain Charles Yenta', late pf the Fame, is a passenger is etc Manner. arrived at St, Helena. 'l'lte Woodquan. Leary, from Batavia and Cowes, has arrived at If el rum THIRD MEETINGS. Burn, A. W. Three Tuns -court, Cannon-street, wine.mer. Oomperts, H. Clapham-road, Surrey, merchant Neiae, M. a. Parliament -street, accoutrement-mi 10 12 accorm MEETINGS. Evans, 11. Lower East Smithfield, ale and beer.merehant . 12 Matthews, 13. Chamber-street, tiootlntan's.fields, liquor-mer. chact - - 12 DIVIDENDS. Baker, T. W. Foley-strecr, Foley-place, tallow.chandler Flindt, 11. London-wall, merchant . - - Kirby, O. T. Finch -lane, stock-broker - . SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. . 12 . 12 - 12 YORK AMIUST MEETING, 1821 THURSDAY, AUGUST 19. The razes an Thursday were equally interesting' with those of Wednesday, but more particularly the race for the Thirty Guinea Sweepstakes, in which there were a number of St. Leger horses. In fact, from the running, and from the management that has been shewn off, the alterations in the betting for the Doncaster St. Leger must be very great. Produce Match for 299 Guineas each, h. ft. T.V.C. Mr. L. Fox's br. c. by Walton, fist. - - 1 Mr. Larnbton's eh. C by Election, 7st. I llb. - - 2 On this match the betting was even. FRIDAY, AUGUST 20. The King's Format' 100 gs. for five years ct:d Mares, lest. each.— Four Miles. Mr. Kirby's ch. m. Violet, by Cantu' . - 1 Lord Scarbrough's b. m. Fair Charlotte, by ('atton - 2 Lord Milton's ch. m. Leonella, by Cervantes 3 A Gold Cup, value IllOgs. for three-year olds, fist. 41b.; four, 7st. 1416.; five, Cst. 71b. t six and aged. Bst. 131 b.—A winner once to carry 31b., twice 51b., soil thrice 71b. cum.-31sta and Geldings allowed 316.—Tw0 Miles. Mr. 'Whittaker's br. c. Lottery, by Tramp, 4 yrs old - 1 Sir W. 31ilner's bl. h. Antler, by Walton, 5 yrs old - 2 Lord limwilliant's b. c. Confederate, by Coma, 3 yrs old 3 Mr. Ferguson's b. c. Don Antonio, 3 yr. old - - 4 All the others entered drawn. The Ladies' Purse, value UM—Heats. one mile and three (panes*. Lord Sligo's br. e. Arrogance, 4 yrs old, Hat. .51b. 3 1 1 Colonel Cradock's b. c. by Prime Al Mister, 3 yrs old, - Wt. tilb. . - . - 4dr Mr. Ferguson's b. c. Malme Toms, 4 yrs old, list. 31b. 3 3dr Mr. laosibton's b. C. Beresins, by Leopold, 4 yrs oh!. Vac 2 4 dr Sir. liidsdale's ch. c. Carouser, by Comus, 3 yrs ibisi, Cat. 121 b. BETTING Fa ru IT. LI A to 1 agst Swiss 8 to 1 aipt Ormond 10 to 1 opt Alwoachio 10 to 1 apt Ilelei us 10 to 1 agst Streatham . 1 2 AT YORK. iv Mout AT Tam O'CLOCI• 12 to 1 agst Altisidora 14 to 1 agst Itriaandolf In to 1 s4,Nt .4.11 13 to apt Ser4b 20 to 1 agst Tarandas FINtSIII Or TIIE GREAT PEDESTRIAN MATCH TOR 200 Soy EREtt:Ne.—The match of Alfred itlaegowal star, Is decidedly first on pedestrian record. It is already before the public that he started nn Monday morning, the Ifith inst. to go from Shortslitch to the 200 mile-stone on the road to l'arlisle, anti return to London, in five days and twelve hours, and that he had performtsl half the distance in fifty-four hours. He was well at this time, and confi dent of winning. The pedestrian refreshed at Brotherton, 21 miles on his way back, at six o'clock on Wednesday morning, and pur sued a steady course of sometl.ing less than four miles an hour, and reached Sutton at nine o'clock in the evening. On Thursday the pedestrian reached Stamfonl, end halted at two o'clock in the' morning at ‘Vandiforti, rather indisposed, for the first time. lie. I however, had time left to ease his journey. and lie :,erfornsod miles that day to Stevenage, leavi-g himself 11 miles ta accomplish in the twelve hours. When at Whetstone he went to and fro four miles, from the 11th to the lith miln-stone. and performed the lOU miles et Kentish Town, in 20 minutes within the ;men time. Between two anti three o'clock on Friday afternoon, the roof of the house inhabited by Mr. Leev, N 0.4, !lemming's-row, St. Martin'a-lane, suddenly fell in. The upper rooms were in habited by a person named Ballard, and at the time of the ac cident not fewer than tine persons were in the renm. Two of those. Mr. Ballard and his daughter, were buried in the ruins, but the latter was dug out without any material injury. We regret to say Mr. Ballard was not so tbrtunate—his injuries were so severe that he was conveyed to the perm house opposite with out hopes of recovery, and tip to eight o'clock on Saturday night the medical gentleman could give nu hopes of preserving Ids lite NAV.4I, INTELLIGENCE. It it quite certain that the Ganges and Superb have been ordeee4 to retort; to England, and their arrival is escriected , Arrived ist Portsmouth on Monday the Duchess of York port, Lieutenant Srrymgour. R.N. Agent, from the IYest Indic., She left florbadnes on the 12th of July, at width time all ti e islands were remarkably healthy, and everything very quiet, hal been t.o fur sate time. The transport has brought home in. 'Ads, under the charge of Lieutenant Rainforth, of the 35th, ur.d Staff—Surgeon Deane. The sth regiment was at St. !Ade and Do. minim. the 9th nt Grenada, 21st at *rt. Vincent's, 27th at Dan,. taro, 35th and 9.331 at Bartvulnev. Mr. l'hilip Broke imn of that distinguished and worthy officer Sir P. V. Broke, Bart.), who underwent the usual examination at the Royal Nand College this month, has been promoted to thu rank of Lieutenant. The Pylades and Blonde may be espectO at Spithtad in about ten days. Ships at Spi:head —The Jasper snd C•Jii.me. In liorinhir— Vistnry, l4ulwark, Wellesley, Arial riearge, Asia, Cam. Sehne,apatam, Athol. Niemen, Orestes, Chan:ion, Brito runrt, Quail, and Viper tender. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. FROM LLOYD'S MST. Facavourn, Aga. 'J.—Arrived the Duke of IHarlbovosuel packet, from Lisbon, in ten days; and Lebanon, Blake, from Jersey. PLYKOUTII, AUG. lip —.lrtived the Iris, Lejeune, from Guayaquil, and Gibraltar In fifteen days. PORTaXOII77II. ATM. 20.—N0 arrivals or sailing,. Coirgs, AUG. 20.—Sailed the Americas ship Splendour, Star ling, for Canton. DEAL, Alio. 20.—Carrie dorm from the river and remain, th' Recovery, Brooks • and Ranger, May, for the South Sias. The rest of the oatward . .bound sailed this morning. Dov ER, A un. 20.—Arrived ofr the port the Mandarin. Ltret, from Baltimore; Virginia. packet, Knight, from Virginia; and Alonzo, Perkins, from Bordeaux. GnavEsEwri, AEG. 20. —Anived the Nautilus, Hall, from Ja maica; Spring, Botch, and Friendship, Burr, from Dantzic ; Friendship, Badman, from Memel ; Manly, Saer, from St. Vin cent's ; Loyalty, Graham, from Gottenbirgh ; Patton, Wellbank, from Calcutta; Trident. Menzies. from New York; and Fanny, Grey, from Memel. Sailed the Hamilton, Grey, for Pcnersburoh; St. Lawrence, Hardy, far Quebec ; Tino, Job, for Malta ; Elisa beth, Bunny, for St. Thomas's; and the Hope, Fox, for Peters burgh. . . _ Se. HELENA, Juws 26.—The Lady Flora, sailed from Ben roolen on the 10th of April, in company with the Mariner, bound for Europe. Spoke the Emma and Redman, whalers, off the Cape, the Emma sickly. It is stated ins letter from Scilly, that the Jessie, of Ayr. Lyon, has been abandoned in a sinking state. Crew taken out by the Kingston, of Hull. Hardy. usscr. srosnx WITII.—The llebe, Oporto to Newfound land, the oth instant, by the Shannon, Coulthard, arrived at Whitehaven. LIVERPOOL IMPORTS. lavenroot., AUG. 215. A ezzca.—Kent, R. Cumn.ings, with palm oil, elephants' teeth, he. WEST iNDlES.—Nottingham, from Jamaica, with rum, sugar, coffee, &e.; Pandora, from Barbadoes, with sugar, cotton, and coffee ; Harriet, from Jamaica, cotton, coffee, rum, &c. ; Thalia. front Barbadoes, with sugar, molasses, &c. ; 11ars, from Jamaica, with sugar, coffee', rum. &c.; Eleanor, from Demerara,with sugar, cotton, &c.; Eliza Plummer, from Jamaica, with rum, sugar, toffee, &e. ; Harmony, from Antigua, wtth sugar, rum, &c. ; Frances, from Barbadoes, with sugar, cotton, &e. UNITED STATES. —Algonquin, from Philadelphia, with tur pentine, bark, &c. • Hector, from New York, with anion and pearl ashes; Chstb a m, from Savannah, with cotton, & c.; mien, from Charleston, with tar, cotton, &c. BRITISH A MERICA. —Lune, from Quebec, with elm, ask, Ate.; Adriatic, from St. John's, N.B. with dr staves, deals, &c.; Hero, from Quebec, with elm, oak. piste, &c.; Thomas, from Pietuu, birch, pine &e. ; Cossack, from St. Andrew's, N.B. fir, birch, &e. Waterloo, St. John's, N. B. with pine, birch, deals, lath. wood, &c. ; Cottager, from Newfoundland, with seal, oil, salmon, cod oil ' • Prince's Dock ; Flora, from St-Andrew's, N. 8., with h', staves, deals, lathwood ; Stakesby, from St. John's, N. 8., with birch, pine, deal, staves ; Glenora, from New Brunswick, with pint., deals, lathwood, skins.Thorntons, from Lunenburg, N.S. with birch, oak, pine &c; Margaretfra Ann, from Miramichi, pine, deal's, lath wood. &c,;Dorotchy, from Quebec,with timber; A beone, from Qtae bee, with timber; Rambler, from Miramachi, timber; IVelliugum, from New Brunswick, timber ; Ajax, from Quebec, timber ; White, from Quebec, with deals and saves; Comet, from Quebec, with timber; Indian, from Quebec. with ashes, flaxseed, and timber; Isabella, from Quebec, with timber, &c. ; Dredrick, from. Quebec, with timber. &c.; Westmorland. from St. John's, N. D. with timber, &c. ; Diana, from St. John's, N. B. with timber, &c.; !limper, from St. John's, N. B. with timber; Hannah, from St. John's, N. B. with timber ; Enterprise, from Picton, N. S. wish timber; Fame, from Miramichi, with timber; Thomas, from Mi. rantichi, with timber ; Camprdown, from Quebec, with timber ; Robinson Potter, from Newport, A. S. with logwood ; John Lit tle, from Pieta% with timber; Westbury, from New Brunswick, with timber, lathwood, and salmon; Carricka, f ront Montreal,lwitta ashes; Ech o, from Prince Edward's Island, with birch, beech, maple timber, &c. ; Integrity, from Miramichi, with timber; Ihi. tennis, from Miramichi, with timber ; 'Wilton, from Cape Breton, with timber, &c.; Stocktcn, from St. John's, N. B. with tiwtha, lathwood, &c.._; William; front Quebec, &c. Boaz tx.--Minstrel, from Bahia, with cotton. BIT ENOS AYRES—Cherub, with hides, horns, hair, wool, &c. ; Mariner, with hides, &c. Ii . OUTS Audnica.—La Plata, from Monte Video, with hides, &e Mr.nrrEnn•stE•w..—Einilv, from GeTlOl, with wine, olive oil, cream of tarter, valonia, madder -root, and silk; John and NiernV, from Sicily, with brimstone; Acorn, from Archangel, with tallow, linseed, mats, &c. ; William Black, front Leghorn, with rags, ai gol, wine, &c.; Charlotte Wylie, from Trieste, with shumse. Russia —Nimnxl, from A:. l'etcrsburgh, with iron, tallow, and hemp; Lisette, front Cleaborg, with tar and handspikes; Vigi. lam, from Archangel, with tallow, linseed, dunnage ,nats, sad tar. HOLLAND.—Juni,oe Eghenun, from ron ingen, with 02t11. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT DCRY. About nine o'clock on the evening of Tuesday last, one of the most destructive tires ever witnessed at Bury broke out in the per. mists of Mr. Bassett, bran and iron founder. So ral.id was its progress that in 21) minutes the whole of the extensive model too ist were enveloped in on.; vast sheet of flame. Thick clouds of smoke rose in volumes over the lofty columns of fire which nee front the edifice, casting a red furnace-like glare over the town and sur rounding country. A great number of persons immediately as eernhleu about the scene of destruction, aid every exertion was made to stem the. pnrgTe.l tN tne Me; hut owing to me combustible materisb of which the floors and models were ern posed, its fur y for some time mocked every Abet. "fhe complete destruction of the adjoining buildings was now considered merit. able, and a very great extent of mischief was apprebenies!. Foetunately, however, the atmosphere was comparatively calm. About half-past nine Messrs. Haworth, Hardman, and Co.'s engine (the only tire-engine in the town) arrived, and walpromptly supplied with water from the neighbouring pumps and cisterns. All hopes of saving any part of the building in which the fire ori ginated having been given up. attention was ehrected to the ad joining premises, on which the flames had now Legan to make in roads. The engine was played with its full force ua the gable end of 'lr. Smith's machine shop, and on the wall of Mr. Bassett's en gine -house, the beams and rafters of both which were perceived to be on fire. A few intrepid individuals ascended the roofs of these buildings, and poured cans of rater on the beams which were burn ing beneath their feet, by which means they completely succeeded in arresting the further progress of the flames in that quarter. About ten o'clock the tire began sensibly to abate. Fume atttonpts were :mule to cutaway part of the roof of tl.e moulding-shop, I. prevent time further spread of the tire in that direction, Out. by .4 copious supply of water, it was treed& euinguish.d. In the short space of two himrs, the whole of the boatlinK in which the fn., conimenced, together with the nialt.mills. b.an molls, indigo-mill.. Whets. dee., and an extensive collection of models, waieh on cost several thousands of pounds, were reduced to a confused mass of smoking ruins. Mr. Smith's property suffered considerably by a premature and precipitate removal. Happily no lives were lost. The ffenelly feeling entertained by the immense mul•itude wants the respee , ed owners of the property, ev ioeed itself in promptitude with which every possible assistance 114:1 reodercit. Mr. Kenyon opened his warehoure for the reception of the prom T . y that was rescued fnun denruetion. Mr. ‘1 eodeoelc, solicitor, threw open his lobby doors, to facilitate the conveyance of wanly ft iat his pump to the engine ; and even females were ofen exerting themselves in thr necessary work of conveying water, in such a way as to emulate their masculine fellow-labourers. Me. Bassett, IF • uuderstand, is insured, but cot ta the ans.;u:.t at his lose.—Afeeckester Guardia's. I, 0 I 'J 1 :A 11