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a-t. t‘? r--/ ~~ ~3 ~, I it • I ri ' • 4" 3 1-1 - 3- . r i tt i t (Cill 1 % I • • 1:1- 1 l illibli l l • ric›,..ss 4 ...... ....., • . • . • . .. . • _ ............,. . ,„_. _ .._ ...,._ , oN o 7,142. LONDON, WEDNFSDAY . NOVEMBER ' 2, 1825.. . . ' ---.----• - -- .... ---. ~------,- —7- ----- , -• t _ ... .i . TRACT FOR E 7 4/01,1 4 /141ERS.WAX. Fur Passengers only, has Two Erdellent Cabins still disengaged, Boobs pabliahed by Shorirood, Hiliitiri, and Piper, facainos SALES BY AUCTION. )NN,Avy.e.).6.4,1‘,R, October gg. 18.25„ is now at Portsmouth, Gam whence she will sail in a few days, ter-row„, , _ • . rai Qtri , prz egg d i n i m .,., o f his M a _ FOR Ship and CALCUTTA. the Fine Fact Sailing - . TO SPO It TSB EN, The Chapelries of Frensham and Elated. in the County of Sting, r ri :i e c e e t vt. krrebv glue /staled. l' AI. Shi CASTLE FORBES, JOHN WINDsOR ORD, BRITISH FISLI) APOILM, bracing Practical with tire Right of Presentation ; the Glebe and bind Tithes, Left Commander. Instructions in Shooting,. H ' tying, Racing, Flub. • and the Great and Small Tithes of the two Parishes, snd the 1"/ ''.isi I 'RS OA Y ' 'the nth of November nest, at One t i be i;',it be ready ' to mot with suet, Persons as may b e For Passage, apple to A TOTICE and THORN ft tr,L, ing, &a. , with Observations ea melt aed Training of Corn Tithes of Docking Field,: in theCoutity of SouthaMpton, Nov. Old South Sea Home, Broad-street: Deis and Hones ; abo, en the qt otiowling- pieces producing, at low Rents and on short Leases, UM. *.year. Jo , conta ct bit supplying hies Majesty's several Duck ' • atau ell other Sporting k i n ir tgementa.—lp W. R. kor T• By Messrs. ROBINS. (Pile ENGLISH DEES WAX. :h Far Measurement Goods oaly, bei ng un d er Engagement to sea ill tire of 6111 highlysioiabed engravings, corn- At the Auction Mart, TO-MORROW, et 12, by direction of t h e e j e of the Iteea-waa• anti a F"n" of the Tender, • ° a . , positively on the 20th November, end call at Portsmouth to em- W Devisees. It this Office. No Tender will be received after One g y rut y 0 AU prehendin ever et f blecl , j o lted vitt) field sprints, and 'r hawrk e P Or ass Tim. even . , has only room left for the accommodation of I executed by most eminent ' In I liege volumeSro, TAE CHA PELRY or PARSONAGE of FERN- de's: a the Day of Tresty, am any noticed, unless Me Party, price IL t he s.r oft loyal Milieb .. :petits( hnitresabos of the SHAAI, and the CHAPELRY or PARSONAGE of . ( -%au,' Woe him, stiends. . FOR MADRAS and BENGAL, the Remarkably Fast plates. 31. 3a. ELATED, with the Right of Presentation to each ; the prevent ln- ^an- oder MIDI be accompanied be a Lauer addressed to the :, Snifter Ship CLYDESDALE, AI. burtlien 800 tons, ''J'OHNStjlipS 91100TES - g COMPANION ; comprising a turnbeat 60 years old; both are situate in the county a Surrey. vli 4 ga d .tgued by a responsible Permit engagtng to be- HECTOR ROSE, Commander. Lying in the City Canal. This Description a Pointers sad Setters, sifstell is athose Birds which Attached to Frensham is a capital Birth Mansion, trosterly the 1 " ,d 'with rho Person tendering, in thir gm a lON. for the tor*, Ship has very superior Accommodation for Pasiengers, and will i ar e the objec t of pursuit ; of Setae, sad fltereases urlty one dog's Archdeacon's Palace, with corresponding offices pt every driefip- msnee of the Contrast. Duel (terry an experienced Surgeon. The Commander and Officers * ease of smell 1. soperig . to another'e. The Fowling-piece fully tion, together with a Glebe, and the - ----- " -- 614reg OP ORDNANCE, having been In the Company's Service, the arrangements will be considered, particularly as it rel Male tetll4 emit( iseemnielon Pow- GREAT AND $5l A LI, TITRES OF THE WHOLE W Otleter ill, 121111. " the same sr; in ihe reguler Indiamen. tier. On tho properties of Percussion rousiee, and bait method dot PARISH OF FRHNStiAAL 5, 12 her fo r i. r irol Ofifters , of kir Ifleriesty's Ordoonee do For Freightor Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusalem making it. Shooting illustrated, eatikthe I t of seroottuff filing Also the Corn Tithes of Doekiog Field, in the county of South- c / ' a_a • setjcr that they trill sell by puidic Amu°. at- Coffee Home; to "fessat Rickards, Alackiruosh and C 0.15, Bishops- simplilied and clearty laid doss. Therklenos lialre lemsliorlY ea- SONISOR. A smell Farm in the Tithing ofChurt ; and the math i l o rm l esslaiy the Ph; end 111R6DAY the Bth of gateuureet lAriehini ;or to ',tattled, Re. doe. If I'. B. Joirtrisurt. New •Edition, consider. n°EAT AND SMALL TITHES OF THE PARISH OF Inn, neat- at Chlnfl o'Clock in the Forenoon precisely, A NSTICE and THORNHILL, ably enlarged and improved, and oleos with4hree Engraviap '''" ELSTED; Diac Old South Sen House, Broil I.st rect. by Lindner. Price its. in boards. ' •es of OLD STORE S ; eon p risin g a q uantit y of Cast E gg t Copper. and other Me'sl Articles, spusigaing This Ship made her last Voya g e to B en g a l an d b ac k w i t hi n T en •` This is a well written and well sawanged production."—Lit. the whole of which were let on lease to re spon s ible tenants at low W rents, fur See years, from the 10th of October, ISM, at 18, I :leans, with the Tellurians lrocksd WE unserviceable Month*. _ Cheep. ro ot bon Tire for Wheels, 'ire Nails, Brads, Copper, . s 7431. A-YEAR, '' ' . wood I' a nil on she 1 3 th inst. The SPORTSMAN'S REPOSIXIYRY, comprising a series independent, of course, of the Church Prefernient. The !Sigel an sad me naiad Brass Furniture ansing from Small ATMS '..---"' a hts, stings, Belts, essa' - bhards, and other Articles ICSOR TIENGAL (with liberty to land Passes en at of highly-finished Edgravings, repteseettag the Hone and the Dog d . eairably situato . in the vicinity of Farnham and Godalming ; and a ,. PI ' at; F2m Plink, Wheels, Mustiuet Stocks in the 11.' alatt•ssl, thd new Ship PER.SEVERANCE, WILLIAM in an their varieties, executed in the Rae mrtmer. by Mr. John in the year previous to the time of agricultural distress , the roots ar' c ' Scott, from original Paintings by Marshall, Reinagie, Gilpin, raw" : . • Cloth ., s e ady ee st a m en , and RAYNF:R REST . Commander, lathe Ran. Company's Regular ex-mired 1. ( 001. a year, and which, it is presumed, may again be tars, mita Bms. MilitarY ll, . don. the A u g, o f which may be viewed upon applies. Service), burthea 4.50 Tans. Lying l it the City (Nina!, Blackwell. Scull* and Cooper; accompanied witb a comprehensive descrip. led. tees;hots of the different *perks of each, and era of information in c Potato:l Storekeeper's YleiSee to the Tower, until the Nu very superior accouniodatien for Passtingen, and conies anday previous 4Om halo , at W 4),, u j i b ere piton Of the Ir,to Ordnance, Shells, eziencett Surgpog. Training and the Amusemenss of . d. il eysz* YW. H ie '..Seti os. : l2 X d . , aithe lt2raila aiptaii i si bila . i ni nritiil: a y b e h ar l ha a n v i y , Wed Whom isp which mu eicatnis sis, atilfteigig er •Ibillige apply Is Cantata% ilgrivardinv4loo.- At i lt f o r w l t M,,i i . .v. an d u li th o seipto t n. B a t n a d m (fassal .sau. ming ) , Ana lnka i 1 SOW y-nnis r-plsolflllloooo9lk, ch wi t y ft e , i i f ei an ,m i l l tP d, T4 t ,• 1 4111211 r 11 Nimes. kdblos,'Cotter.gattfon. ' . • Icrti, a .the Storekeeper, Royal A raenst, Woolwich, from _ afee-fi[otree t' 'Di to and n memos Wood- cuts , price 31:35. boards, or may be ban in kincles will be delivered to the Purchasers. . Messrs. WATTS and HEATH, -., 2,1 I. ' Six carts, l o s. li d. each. Gi , I r e ' e t i g e Lots, and Conditions of the Sate. will be de. pri, Fencherch.irtreet.OXFOßDSHlßE. to those Persons who itlTlBll CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION.----AnSPORTING ANECDOTES; including numerous character. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, Nova lade Portraits of Persons in every walk of life. who hove acquired In most excellent order, for instant occupetion, very eligible, with ; hil ' , ... th -' t Onatipet Storekeeper's Office, ly for the sem. Ily Order of the Board, 13 OPEN MEETING of the GENERAL COMMITTEE notoriety from their achievements on the Turf. at the Table, and in a view to.a secure investment, at Little Milton, three Miles from I n n - ' W. GRIFFIN, Sec. of the BRITISH CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION w ill b e h e ld the Diversions of the Field ; the whole forming a Complete Deli. Tetswotth ; also three smaller FIVIIS contiguous, together with °tar , , ' at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, on THURSDAY, neation of the Spouting WorlC.—By PIERCE EGAN% New end several Cottages and G ar den s , a nd a capital Dwelling-house, ' 0 ST. MAIRYLEBONE. the 10th hut., at Twelve o't lock. improved edition, illustrated with Coloured Plates, and nu- with Malt-house and Orchard adjoining. bet I TED to BORROW, the Bum of 8,000!. for the EDWARD BLOUNT, & avail , me i ro s r i._ W ,n oo_ill_o r trnrtings. Pzifel2!. inboapla-__. , _. _,, ...._ __ ___ I . .1...f....4ner .ho ownestsea of Enlarging the present Price 7d. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTiE. DFCLA RATIONS OF 114SOINENCY. loft ekths,Bankrupt Office, under.4ces, Geo. 4th, cap. 1111, sec- f, Taio!lmes POLLARD, Bond-street, Brighton, brewer. (Filed t. 1.) (oaN POLLARD, Penton-row, Walworth-road, umbrella.makei led Nov. I.) BANKRUPTS. r ‘l :N u ev il atnlser ll7ll ll D at i l'D F e i c n e c itb la er ne lll Cl° , at rn w.l h e il v i e'Z er st d l l ie nt 'Ban to k ninuiliF rupte _mum Solicitors, Messrs. Smith and Weir, Coopers'-11all, Basest. halloo ree. 'ABRAM Delph, Yorkshire. grocer. November 14. 14, December 13. at ten, at White's Hefei, Manchester. Messrs. Hurd sod Johnson, Temple, London; and Mr. Mckley, Manchester. Wie. ItiDLEY Castle.atreet, Holborn, carpet-dealer, November 12, seCtleoembet 13, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. SOL. items, Messrs. Knight and F iv% Baaingliall,treet. TANIES 0111:00111Y. the Butts, Somereateure, rope and twine-. 'ter, November 18, December 2, and 13, a t e l even , at t h e Geom. 1, PrOme.Seloned. Solicitors, Mr. Hartley, Britlge-stroet, iackfriars; and Mr. Hoary Miller, Frets -Selwood. We. 3114llagoww, Common Hard, Portsea. draper, November 3, Dec. tuber 2, and 13, at eleven, at the George I'm, Frome-Sel mod. Solicitors. Mr. Hartley, New Bridge-street, Blear:tan ; ld Air. 11-nry Millar , Frome-Selwood. PETRR 14toe1its. Nottingham, baker, November 17, 18, and December 12, at eleven, at the Purch Bowl, Nottingham. Senat ors, Sir. Hurst, Nottingham ; sod Mr. Knowles, 1%1'.:w lon, Lon. Tng Tut. iCIAL *eV Yu& El ' SotP le b. leen It eel/CC (18 t oat) *fe int p e ri Tait Nl , l o " rd ' ;nme bewe d age PrO mante (viten OP ORON - "4.619er tt, 1 1""rilC*41 ete fuser, Notrobef w on,Lan ridW m** - o f Pes Ordeence, . steel ISETUCts. bfikel uP ; - of ACMiltrilllents roor at bot Artiet! Nan of the Pa Ihy 4 cf Tio. spolits:ion whence thou CalslPes llverod ac fhr 'I aPPir t itrANTL. w purpose of defraring the expenses of Enlarging the present csw a xa k aa , and of ptirchasing a Site for and Erecting a New Watch-boom for the said pinch . • the same to be secured to the warm by transferable bonds of 1001. each, charged under an. Act elifiirlleft upon the poor-rate of the slid parish, and the interest paritde half-yearbr. All reruns willing to lend the &bore snm, Of a part thereof. ate requested to send proposah,sealed.and endorsed " Proposals for &d -eeming money," directed to the Vestry Clerk, at the Court-house, klaryieboxe-lane, before Eleven o'clock on SATURDAY, the PAS day of November, stating the rate of interest at which the patty making such tender is willing to lend his or her money. Put•cnlars, containing extracts from the parochial Arm of se a m Pr- Immert. showing the powers and regulations of tbe ‘'estry, paling Or 00010 borrowed on boturli, are lying at the Court.bouse ter perusal, mid for the 'lgnatius of persons making tenders. '(`be bonds will be prepared cad perfected at the expense of the Vestry. and the money will be required feothyri•ol after the aterpt sem of the tenders. Df wile, if the Vestry, J. H. HULL. %v Lt,L, v entry Cie k. ' sib October. He& Engravings- . • " Tirs - Author has here contrived so amasi:Wignihet all the par ticulars of Homo, Dog, and Alan, worthy of being known. It is a happy co nposition, full of whim, with a slip of twenty in it, like a bit of lemon peel in one's punch, And flavoured by the choicest lime juice of slang. No affectation,'—no dispirited passeges,—no tame subjects, no nonsense ! It dose not run a long-winded subject down, but is *every thing by fits, and nothing lank' All wbo have heard of the wonderful phenomenon m a re, Mr. Well's matchless Pipylena,—Flying. Childers,-.Snowball,-Eclipse,—Tom Dambletenten, and x multitude of others, should purchase these anecdotes, for•they are faithful in tht dispensation of fame to man and beast."-aLondon hlagazine. The A N.I3LEWS GUIDE ; Woe a new, plain, and complete Practical Treatise on Aoginig, deduced from many years' Practice and Observation. liy T. F. SALTKIL. Yew and enlarged Edi tion, illustrated with numerous new Cuts and Engravings of Fish, Flues, atc., drawn from the Life, price Rs. in boards ; or on fine royal paper, of which a few Copies only are printed, 120. " This book is quite studded with well executed Engravings, exhibiting faithful portraits of every object of the Angler's pursuit, as well as explanatory representations of all the Implements em ployed in Fishing, with full and clear Instructions toy using them. We were much p leased to 'find some ample instructions for Troll ing, which we have hunted for is vain in Walton and Cotton."— Annals of Spotting, No. 23. „y...osrn ad j, By Messrs. ROBINS. At the Auction Alan, TO-310HROW, at 12, in Lots, by diree. tion of the Assignee of Mr. Jewelled, and under an order of the Insolvent Debtors' Co u rt, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, pleasantly situate, within three miles of fetswonh, in a neighbourhood remarkable for its sociability ; it cemprebewds an excellent Resi dence, adapted to a Gentleman or superics Fanner, with good pleasure and kitchen garden attached. and complete with all useful offices t together with about 296 CUSTOMARY ACRES OF FREEHOLD LA . O7, of a superior quality, pleasantly situate In the rural village of Little Milton. The Estate is in hand, and in the best possible condition By • valuation just made, the annual viler may be safely esti mated at FIVE HUNDRED AND TIVENTY-FIVE POUNDS. At a former puled it produced considerably more. On Monday, November 7, will be publudiad, 2 vols. post Bvu. ANSELMO,price 164. a Tale of Italy, illustrative * of Roman and Neapolitan Lire. from 1789 to 1809. By A. VIEUSSEUX, Author of " Italy and the Wiliam." London : Printed for (Modes Knight, Pall-mall East. On Monday, Nor. 7, rill be nnblislfivl. in 2 vols. Rya. price 21s. THE MEMOIRS of JOSEPH FODCIIE, Duke of Otranto. Minister of the amend Police of .France. lated from the French. Second Edition, revised and corrected. '• If Napoleon hinoelf either could not, or would not, disclose the secret history of his reign, we mom: but think that this deal. deratum has been in a good degree supplied by his :Slinistet of Police, Fouche, whose Memoirs form one of the most amusing, and, we might add. Instructive works which has appeared in France, since the overthrow of the Imperial Gorernment."— " These Memoirs may be considered as a Supplement to those of Napoleon ; they ill up the blanks, and throw light on the obscuri. ties, of the Emperor's narrative."—" They require only to be read to consin:e any one, that they are the work of one wh, has had a priaciFial share in the events M the Revolution, and is perfectly ac quainlod with all its details."—Edinburgh Review, April, 1825. London: Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall Lao. Also three smaller FARMS. which would hum an ratellensad. I lition to the above, containing altogether 110 Acres of supetior Land, with FArm Ilonses , and all requisite !Mailings, situate contiguous, and in the same parish. Likewise an excellent DWELLINO-TIOUSE, with Malt house and Orchard, four Cottages and large Gardena ; all in the occupation of respectable tenants. Also a REVERSIONARY INTEREST in and to 21 Acrea of Land. DEADOF TLALIRTNAHUA MININO.ABBO- Il CIATION. Tee DEED of RETTLIKAIENT of this Atoselotlon having ken approved by the Directors, will lie for Signature at dee ttBte of the Association, No. 311, Old Broad-street, on MON PAY. NEX r, the 3d instant, and the thirty. one days following !whys excepted). hetwaen the heart of ten and four, within 'own period the Deed mho he signed by the Proprietors, on posh, of forfeiture of the payment already made. Proprietors so ao must bring their certificates of tide. I.lsLii Forms of power of attorney, for Proprietors residing at a 1:3:11 re, may be had on application to '.lr. George J. Graham, at the office of the Asiociktion. The Directors take this opportunity of stating, that on the arrival vitas!, expedition at Tlalpuxehua, the Mines were Immediately klirered into their plsseritsr, and are now undergoing the axami -1351102 alluded to inthe Prospectus. The Directors have also the satisfaction to be able to add, that u ter ss that examination has hitherto proceeded, the indications ix the future are highly promising, and they hope soon to lay the tesulo before the Proprietors. By oritr of a Board of Directors, 38, Old Broadotreet, GEO. J. GRAHAM, S. Fr CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE- A. • HOUSE, for the • EAR r pad WEST INDIES and :Mini A CC ICA, EXETER CHANGE. STRAND. Officers, Laden, and Writers suing to India, and Gentlemen tweedier iado l at&,,atirrifeirdetor_ahry. per of the Globe, will Fri in this Esoablishroe - 3Vl*r .0" - &Ml** Appoihilltete swords, Caps, Sasbea,. Belts, and Pistol., Re. together with a loge and well.nianufac nerd stock of Sea lots. Couches, and Bed. dig; Cabin Wesia.band Table.. Chain, and Lamps ; Sea Chests, Mule sal Bullock Trualtr, and every other description of Travel. In Equipage, An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re. *Ashes for India, and other tropical clutwes likewire a greet satiety of Silver sod Plated Articles, Knives and Forks, suitable to families going abroad, Military and Ilindostance Books, Maps. &c. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curricle, Tandem. Phew, Stanhope, and Chaise Harness. with &e. &c. fur home use, East and West Indic., and South America, ahrts merit inspection Iron the quality, tint state of workman. 11..0. and moarratc prices. .111 the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and the etivl!eit plan of fifly years *tending is strictly attended to of asking but one Ready Never Price, from which no abatement will lir node. CAS! N SOCIETY.—CHEAP CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON REPOSITORY' for the CABINET-SI:IEIIES' SOCIETY. bill the only rsel one new existing vs London, No. 71. corner of LE DEN 11,k1sLs-STREET, opposite Aldgate Pump , and which h.. 1 barn establiNhed upwards of Six Years. For Ready Money rd no Abstetnent. Tre Trustees and Committee respectfhilly inform the Nobility aid t,entrr, that they rill conduct the shove Establishment for *Benefit of indastriom and •ngenious .Mechanise (who have large families). by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Lane, of the beg enikreanship, and clreaper than by any House in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ. mr3 o enshle them to support their families, the number of whom appear by the Bo'ks of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. Item the gust patronage the totnitiittets have received, they are r. hope% 01 incren‘ing that number. The fit:hissing i, a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods selT7a7k t i X. s. d. Fire feet Mahn am Bedstead, four-post 4 10 • 'ffmtifitto . . 1 II 0 B.PllCT.ll3lstrette to fit - . 1 1 0 AlAhogant Prelims with solid ends - 3 5 0 rght Mahoesny Chairs - 8 18 Alahngist Pembroke Table Z 0 0 Feather lied, free from dart and smell, from L 9 12 0 to 8 8 0 firawtsig-loom Sofa, front X 5 5 0 to 7 7 0 Buts Badttead . - - 3 8 0 Mahogany Huse-Hair Sofa - 10 0 upwards A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed. Dining, and Drawing Roam, at nearly Halt Peace. 'f he Trade will find it worth their attention. Roams Famished at a few days notice. and Apartments in a ft• Wm —Goods packed free of expense except the matting. Old latainire taken in Exchange ; Appraisonents in Town and C. 2 8.7 ; nni States COMIIITTIE• • T. Carder J. Wilson J. Carter T. H l asler J. Costa W. Waghorn. TRIANELL, Agent. J. ASLER Secretary. — ER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLATE GLASS, TWO AND A HALF to FORTY Per Cent. 1;! - I . ITIsH . PLATE GLASS COMP4NY, by . Act of tarliament, 1711 PUMA(' are informed, that, in addition to the .!; , etion in the Company's Prices, which took place in Ikat • aFt II ER Reduction is sum made, from Two and a i f" ift " r Cent. on Plates of the superficial Measurement J: 34 r.rt Jed apaurelc, agreeably to a printed Stale, which may h- 01 lb* Company's Warehouse AIABIOPI-PLACL. B LACKFRIARS' BRIDGE, where an 'extensive awrtment 01 CAST PIATE GLASS. of tine Color and Brilliancy, su perior •:e that a any other Ilanufactor7 in Europe, Is on Sale by Alt. JAMr., IIAWCiAos, Secretary to the Company. and alto by Cane crow!), Attie Company's Woks at Ravenhasa, -- ar Present, Lancashi re . TAMA: 14' REDt'PED PRICE. FOR SILVERED GL.I.-iaES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS. E,• In. In. XI. In. In. £s. ••17 13 90 by 70 93 10 105 by 50 ..75 11 •• 43 4 98 38 .. 42 18 106 59 . . 102 0 ••Si 10 93 44 .. 55 7 ill 36 •• U. 3 •• 71 Itt 9S b 5 .. 63 14 111 71 147 8 .33 I 95 65 .. 91 13 113 80 197 13 45 ••16 2 95 73 113 11 121 70 • • 1 7 2 .? ' .53 12 100 0.. 53 / 123 08 • • 168 1 : tit . . 7 11 II 100 50 .. 70 11 127 3 ° • • 117 'OO ••41 I 1 ion no .. 9•2 5 132 67 • . 122 2 .. St II 100 70 ..111 1 134 70 .. 214 7 63 18 ion .. 142 1 140 61 • • 167 RAWIIAtIi allowed on Exportation, 2s. 9d. per foot At- In In. Xll by 441 A I,MA NACKS. On the 20th inst. will S. published, pries 3s. THE PROPH ETIC ALMANACK for 1846 • which, besides a most complete Monthly Calendar, with the daily itising and Setting of the Sun, the Equation of These, and the Changes and Phases of the Moon and Planets, will contain copious ' Philosophical Solutions concerning Atmospheric Peculiarities, con_ netted with Prognostications of the course of Weather likely to result; also, a Monthly Series of Precepts, Warnings, Predictions, Injunctions, Exhortations, and Incidental Reflections; preceded by a Register of the Notable Aspects and Ominous Signs of each Month, indicative of the Celestial Influences by which the annual and consequent Tram of Moral and Polftical Events, as astrologl. rally signified, is judicially extracted. From the Manuscripts of Sir Wilton Brecht*, Part K.T.R. The Question.—" What sign shall there he ?" Christ's A niwer.—" And there shall be signs In the sun, and in the moon, and in the stars; and upon the earth, distress of nations, with perplexity ; the sea and the waves roaring ; men's hearts fail. ing them for fear, and for looking aftes those things which are coming on the earth."—St. Luke, xxi. 25, 26. -tr:. l . On tits puhlislind. price &- THE SPORTING AL A ACK. and OLYMPIC anat. AIERIS; computed for the Second after Leap-year, and for the Year of Christ, which, in addition to a C.tlendar of Anniver saries, and Tables of the Solar, Lunar, and Planetary Aspects, contains Events, Incident., Anecdotes, Memoirs, Records. and Miscrllanentss Intelligence of all kinds, interesting and valuable to all Orders of British Sportsmen; among ahieh, itithis First Im pression, is given a• Set of Rules and Laarnplee. to teach the Art and Mystery of Cosa.betting, so as to insure Winnings on a Plu rality of Events. By a Yorkshire Gentleman. Printed for Knight and Lacey, and C. Stocking, Paternoster row; and sold by all Booksellers and Almanack Venders. Itt a few day. will be published, in lihrio , price 12s. illustrated by several sp l en did E ngrav i ngs, IPHE AMULET; or Christian and Literary Rernern- R brancer. A W.wk, on the plan of the German Literary Al. manseks, combining Religious Instruction with Literary Amuse. ment, and forming a beautiful and interesting Christmas Present, or New-Year's Gilt. The Volume will contain about Sixty Original Tales, Descrip. tiona, Essays, or Poems, communiand by above Forty eminent Authors ; among whom are--James Montgomery, Esq. ; Mrs. !lemons; Rev. H. H. Millman : Rev. W. L. Bowles ; Bernard Barton ; Mrs. Hoßand ; the Author of " May you like it ;" Rev. F. A. Coat Mrs. Sherwood ; John Bowling, Esq. ; Ras Edward Walsh, L.L.D. ; Miss Mitlord, the Author of The Retrospect;" Josiah Corder, Esq.; Rev. John Thornton ; Samuel Drew, A.M.; William Jerdan, Esq • L. E. 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(From the Glasgow Free Press of Saturday.] We have now in our power, by the arrival of an express,' at midnight, to announce that the body of Mrs. Captain Sutherland was found about half-past one o'clock yester day. Her marriage ring was found on her left hand. She was coilined afloat. Mr. M`Allister, AV.S., Edinburgh, was also found a little before three.—The body of the former was brought to Glasgow, attended by Captain War ren, of the 6th Dragoon Guards, and another friend; and deposited in the infantry barracks hospital, by the side of her husband. They are both to be interred to-day, in the burying ground of the Episcopal Chapel. It is with sa tisfaction we notice the unremitting care and attention of the Sheriff-substitute, Mr. Marshall, Mr. Rankine, and the ' other local authorities, to the melancholy duties with which they are intrusted. RECAPIT L LATICr'i Saved . . Dead bodies found . Accounted for - THt LATE MURDFRS AT BIRTLIE-CCM BAJAEORD.-4 The third adjourned Inquest was held on Wednesday last ; but in consequence of the absence of a witness, who sea.. cited to prove an alibi, on the part of Ralph Weston, the man accused by John Diggle, the decisive inquiry was again postponed until yesterday, when a stonemason, named Steen Smith, who is a man of character anti re spectability, deposed that Ralph Weston came to his house at about half-past six o'clock on Saturday evening, the Et instant."(the night on which the murders were committed) and that he slept there with one of his sons, and did not depart till between nine and ten o'clock on the Sunda! morning. Weston was accordingly discharged, and a ver diet returned by the Jury of " Wilful niurder againstJuhn Diggle tnul other persons unknown." The prisoner wu , ; then committed on the Coroner's warrant, and detivered into the custody of Jonathan Chadwick, constrible of Noyton. (the officer that apprehended him), who last night arrived with his charge in this town on his way to Lancaster, and lodged him in the dungeon till this morning, when they proceed to their place of destination. Wt hadthe curiosity to visit Diggle. He is a fine healthy looking young man. about five feet six inches in height; but with an. over hanging brow, and a stern cast of featores. He evidently laboured to assume a carelessness of manner ; but (reverie and heavy sighs broke forth, of which he was aomeuines apparently unconscious ' • but when he endeavoured to.sup press them, they turned to a groan, and he seemed roused for a moment to a state of self-government; /et a relapse was soon perceivable, and his eye sharply glanced upon his observers, and surveyed, with s wild and hurried look: this apartinent in whieh he was confined. He confes.es that hawks a participator in the robbery ; but affirms that ha waited for Weston in a meadow near the ionise of the mu r. dered persons; and that on his (Weston's) recurs. hn asked Idea " what he had done 'em." meaning poseCesis and his wife; to which Weston replied, " I've huff 'eta, but not killed ;" but this statetbent, there ia-yverr reason to believe, is entirely false.....Bvlton Express, Opt, • 4 h •••