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Price - ___________.)'• 7 • . - • 7. -- c 9 q9 s . 28, • 1826. 1.. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. :N-- u% , st 160826. (Trier, OF ORDN TE ce 7 ,. le 's Ailed!' s Ordnance do Offic(rs ~f na . 1 1111: Prin . ' 1 ' Ti. 0- UNIVERSITY INTELLIGIs'NCE. Oitronn, Ato. On 'Wednesday last the Charles Joint 'Meredith, 111. A •, ,•?' slazdalen College, was admitted a Yellow of Lincoln College, ucz the l'i•itrn's nomination. At a Convocation holden on Tuesday, Mr. John HoHid/ (v. 11.) for thirty years has served the office of Marshal of the tinivsnity irid, much zeal and ability) was unanimously elected Yeom d an Bede' , in Divinity, in the room of Mr. Gauge Kirtland, decease. LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. Al; r.. 25. Not any foreign arrival. 2 ships and 3 brigs oif at seven o'clock, bet no private sign' Sailed the Jane, Lindsey, for H a vannah ; Pahouri, 'Williams, for Near Ofleana: lien& Stoddart ; Jane Pf'VerCUX : Snvern, Heath; rind Hannibal—all for New York ; flriwilitch, M'blann , rot Philadelphia. SAT uanAe, AuoIIST 26.—Arrived the °tampion, 'Mathewson, from Pictou. I eetn tor T t ' i -- ertna - , the fr ZiV 1 cor4, it er e for London leaky; Mary, lingers , f o r F olkstone ; Emma, Cooper, : Culyndiie,,n,haswilarriliarayediat, fDoremue The Alayllower, Daney, for Havre, leaky; Roy al Sovereign, 1 .--have put into Holyhead. Demerara Taleemr, erford, The Slaty Ann, Adana, for Genoa, and James and Jessie, for Cadiz, were oil' Holyhead on the ill in.t. The Elbe, Dick, and Shamrock Smith, from Liverpool, have. I arrived at Para. --......-- Notice, e ‘l,o* SEl,l,lly PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Tower. it \ Or, the th a September . next, and two following l e It He ck in the forenoon precisely , eandry Lots of OLD 1 -;... to;pr i,ing a i;mito ity at Cast and Wrought Iron. and .Ufh /41 Irlat Iron Sand Shot, Round Shot t r .,n, Cut Gun Barrels, Nails, and Brads, 'Muer irmi o i:111 Arms broken up, and P* bead remelted ; Sitral Bags, Tarpaulins, Old Military • iti articles : Bedding, consisting of PoillAsses; Fire Engines, Leather nd a 11'...1v of other articles, The whole of aL II..! 'rower, at Woolwich, anti at the as expressed in the cataloguea, upon application to the Store rmslogues of the Lots, and .d to to those persons who way apply TIER CHURCH. n ,f August 25.1 I full Ls. prr ' 1 71 was in great , 04 truct ab out 40a. rxter.save buyers Ul•Ilc pal, a this we 11 " t, brought y es 1 1 rscription of Britha us i rket looki ng 4.3 bags ei.l.' flltllgn, an d a‘id s-, ha‘ketr, 210 b inn* hi gh. . 1 (f . 1 ire e: . e y fir ycu It •1, utsday lastwt. at the close of th: r Ihau th e sumac per cwt. ;Amer that); t, firm in the prices stensive style; r , e `Pcvll -h the falllZ 4 at pri ma a ahatte •v.uics this week ap ' Suitors on sale t o " the prices a re not . think the prices ob. r Helloed goods ,tbis fully sopporti t i, on Ws. &L ln elm during the week o the demand : nu large parcels cooki sport sins not in su w'. wh e ih mtie xis, suitable for the C Wi.ek ; but a s t h e U. a .14. it presented 310i:uses are 2711. a prices. By rublie ogor taken in ; goo d .11evc, for 13s. •237 ,fhe prices of R um ruesday at 2,. Id . a brisk market an d the lower strengrh a much in request they r ganon higher, p ar _ the late successful Brand's' bonded in I he payment at duty t-autte: the advance ad 1825 ; the ethers §r.o . .ch Malt bparit Irish distinct. will d.:m +nil for Tallow vsnce in the prices, uantity delivered Out El the dtlirery it the ,iooed a general idea we the home surly. and for pane for hour l..st mght the tha,es could be made LI !mochal alteration; night's accounts was • revived yeelordny, Hy at higher prices a hick a considerable: cout-act at i.l was , of which about 258 II contracted fvt, 3too our today • cargo of bout 2es. per leo lb.. b 4; have alluded Wert . a 4t1.; iow been chtckrd by tile Id proximo, and the axed previoas to the have an unravourablo granted. The pur ht inclusive consist of lengal tit!. a 3d. ; 9,0. The market is re request early in the s suusit4 t, but the n to-day is 2.15. a 225. aspen( relit at 21s. !NAL Nutmegs of the l.i. All other Spices :ay repprr became ia ivality nut under 44d., of the greatest request. .r ollenng under law, ina uew was Us.; the interest excited as to canted to 6/. lea. sod ;ae reported to be tss• Bacon advenccd to pimey ; Ducat pita- tient for Indigo cond. I our lest publication. 17*. paid freely ; the :Moral was withdrawn ; the ditty 220,00 W. s stating their intenders in boxes, which could r hands, a considerable Nlorsoky the holders rem made at that price. ett ; there are mon is could be found at 4its. consequence of the ad. er deseraptiorsjohswe is ner Dyewoods, bet as the twitters titclimiog to Lb sale this formal A to. 25. tler..ble. Wheat ma be 3y. as may also Fluky, sale at that Witmer. Av 0.23. sup t riled as to tubers or mark propartion of lor qualities i Boa and about 2J.. the latter Q. di were a little exceeded Ono was no alteration. ir THE CARCASE', 3s 4d to 43 84 3s 64 to Its id Price. 24r (rd to Ms 2S* tod WSi ell c sale of sugars thit Is. od. to vs. per cwt. rement. Coffee is in r, about 9e. per cwt. ng a bounty on bat xportation. Planta- Consitierablesales of o-tlay at old• a 7d. he conveyance of the will commence run -1 be despatched ever/ r-oillee will be clooW four, instead of three Esq. of Russell square, .tane, Tottt!nhatet, the rooshire, the Itev. John. 'lnd or f'tuttl?, to Elize- Ih-vonport. or Upper Brook ,t daughter of 'l'ltotuou 'ort man-squ nre. eye 31undt11, to :llarY, Jut. atherine. eldest daughter e, to Mu. Jiftertl, Esq. in the Pith year or her rt Wadley A.lie, D.U. ia, young: daughter or verian Embassy. It-in-law, Mr. %V. Ho. ii)o)1 HIUDGE. ..... 2 ate. atter 8 Xe. ON, 'Arne piaec By or, Tn nt: !gni) 111 . AUCTION, ersyloy_POUSE, DEAL, on TUESDAY, 26, at 12 o'clock at Noon precisely, __-- iI T . 3 C.." 4 4.: Ib, 1 ad• f: v .re Share I?rercs East I^dia 31:irlot red l'xrd-case .doint II " I ' I Bracelets an le3ther, Mull' end IS'art fr-boxes I Pound of Carmine 11 elythorne Teeth I Silver Box and Scraper I 'Turquois Necklace ivory Fan end sundry Shells I Coral Necklace and Brace- lAt4 10 Cornell-in Necklaces and litactiet% pieen of Indian Ink OUPCPII Csjeputn Oil ard• Figured timin Gone% 10 Watiles of Wine :.ad Brandy l,vg•bail Boat, about 7 Tom, in excellent con- Hind Joseph of I,nntlon." in picens. and sundry Boats' 3laterials. .kr .*01 , 4 and NVarps. a. s.ll be sold for Ilnme Consumption, and may be day prece, , ing, and until noon on the day of sale. ~.ii of . 25 per cent. on mirchase-money will be required. I . tz 1 . EMS, STATES, anal MEN, have their RISE. Z ITII, and DE('I.IN E. The only Sytitent ever r , reach the Zenith of Greatness. in the last hour of is ex .,. t!le State imttery of England. which is damned by ur !.,,a to expire for ever en the wry next Gay of Thawing,P and rossews a greater display of Sterling Capitals than was ever efrr having no less than SIX magnificent PRIZES et P:1;11" THOL'SAND POVNGS each, without Blanks, as n •117 C Gala Prize. The Whole to be decided in ONE 1:11N1:,s1/.1Y. lltth OCTOBER, when Al.l. LOT -1:11:*; ENO FOR EVER. 7t,t,e s an? Shares are selling by BISII, Stockbmker, 4. Com l. tan% 9, l'huing.ernis ; wbo shared and maid within the Ivo •ci ) Mna Lb% o f UAW., four or 21.09 w., Nine of 29.0t10/. lin the'very last Or twing, t i May, 1,11:13 ((; Iris 13), 21,1001., t 3,923 etas, .1), 21,00W.' ST. Gt.ORGE. WAR -OFFICE STEAM-PACKET COMPANY D!'1311 N. Pic !deur Parket ST. GE( lit(il; nails from Liverpool for Dolt. —ry and Friday: the EM ERMA) r SjturdaYt and the LORD BIAVNLY every riuniloy 1-4.! Thur S.t.rm.p . ,ckct EMERALD ISLE sails f rom Bristol fur every tdr.crd.q. NEWRY. ST. DAVID mill from Liverpool for Newry every Mon CORK. LEE Steam-packet till sail from Liverpool for Cork on .1;h ; IVedneolay.lll . h; and tiaturday,2lith August. S will sail from, Bristol fur Cork on lot ; no: : Thursday, 10th ; Tuesday, lath , r, 19. h ; Thal stLy, h ; and Tuesday, nth August. ly to Join 1" steno, jun. IV. Water-street, Liverpool and Gilint, 4VI, Strand, London; and Meredith and t hv.e. Tlrt•tal. CABIN I:T PI A NOFORT ES /11111 lIARPS.—A very go.s l SIX-18 :TAT 4: CA RINET PIANOFORTE, with .tik Par rin.-Lusuol petty 60 Guineas -for 38 Guireas ; abeauti. ttOSEWOOD BIN r.T. inteid. star silk front, and six r Ikt Guineas ; also, a SQUARE l'! A NOFORT good to new, for 25 Guineas. I'nckir,t•rasa lent on Hire or :Sold. At J. WATLEN'S, No. 13. Leicester-Place. A Double-action Darr, late belongingis losdy--cost 120 I.—for I'o Guineas; Single-action, at 12, 18, and 45 Guineas. fl ENTLEMEN'S APPAREL. of every description and cohost, RENOVATED. Pt 'WELL. lIARIIING, anti Co., the Sole Inventor' o f ;heir p.ttiliar and admirable Process, at the MA-established Faeory, 13. 1,1 . ..11R.11tn STREET, SOllO, respectfully prescnt to Gentle men. and the Public in general, a most °Wow' gratifintion in ertain•its„ by specific and excellent Pewee:es for RESTORING the TI NT and LUST. RE to WORN WOOLLEN APPAREL, to tts uriginr.l appearance, without being taken to pitcee. Tern - A, Rem!) , Mone Crats, : is. ; Great Coats, Gs. ; Great (setts liIICAI with silk and velvet collars. 6'.. lid.; Waistcoats, us. ; :is.; Breeches, 256 d.; Ladies' Pelisses, Riding Ha. lac. charged according' to size. Mick Renovated for :II urning on the shortest notice. War. tlnte.l not to soil the film., linen. N.B. No connexi)n with any other House, nor mock Reno- VER'S PERNI.INENT .tNI) TRANSI'ARENT 110 COLOVIN of Grass Green Pomona Moen, Crimson, hullos, (Nice, Scarlet. Purple, Intense Blue, (in Saucers) for Drawing and Velvet Painting. These Colours have hcen highly approved by the most eminent ArtiSt3, and ar.• not only ht,tutiful in themselves., but possess the property of uniting with each other, at as to form the greatest ea itey of shales. . Price for 6earlet and Crimson, One SLilling ; the others ex nce each, Sold by Charles nu ler, Chemist, Chearide, corner of St. I),,urs. London; and the principal Booksellers, Stationers. and Druggists in the United Kingdom ; of whom may be had Pink, ]Slue. Purplz, Lilac, and Peach Saucers, for dying Silks, Alus- Sic. NEW VOCAL MUSIC.—" ENGLAND the HOME of the WORLD." the grand National Song singing with the most enthusiastic applause by Mr. BRA lIA 51, and nightly encored. composed and arranged by JOHN BARNET f, price 2%. The u sprecedented demand for the classical compositions of Mr. Damen hs• Induced uoprincipled persons to offer counterfeits: Messrs 31.11 TH EW and Co. therefore feel it an imperative duly to caution t:ie musical world (as there are several close Imitations) ardost purchasing spurious editioos, and to amure them NONE are( Olt ItECT but those published by MAYHEW and Co. 17, Ohl Bond -street, where may be had the following Compwitions : New SONGS. SINGERS. COMPOSERS. Light Guitar (3d edition) - Mad. Vestris John Barnett. Fancy dipp'd her Pen In Dew Miss Stephens John Whittaker. A Voice whispered softly Dear Mary . - - • Miss Love George Petty. " Yea, I will leave the festive Scene." in answer to the " Light Guitar" - . Miss Paton John Barnett. Not a Dram was heard." the celebrated (hie en the death of Sir John Moore - - Mr. Sapio Ditto. Love at Haute, all alone - Miss Foote J. Hart. Love's Delightful Hour - Mr. Pairilian John Emilio. The Drummer Roy - • )lad. Vestris 1.. Deveteux. 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By Mr. W. P. MERCI,RAVE t At the Auction Mart, Bartholornew-kae, on ERIBAY NEXT, at 11. JEIVELLERY, TRINKETS , MOSAI CS, CAMEOS, TURQUOISES, and earlobe PretiOWl Stoma ; 'Musical and other Snuff-boxes ; a vary line resl,Onyx Cameo of Bona parte, and sundry curious articles, with handsome Work-haiev;* Desks; Dressing-casm, Packer-brake, &c. May be viewed OR Tharsday Catalogues at the Mart and of ,Mr. W. I'. Musgrave, Auctioneer, Appratacr, Ste- No. 11, Bread-etreet, Cheapoide. -- - - - FIVE FIRST-RATE PUBIAC-HOUSES AND • WINE VAULTS. By I 3LBE ft and GARDINER, At °areaway's. on MONDAY NEXT, at 12, in Three Lots, by order of the Proprietor, unleas acceptable offers are previously made by Private Contract. Lot 1. A 1:111ST-RA'rK WII4E-VAULT, called the 1 - 1. KING'S ARIUS, facing the Church, Shorediteb, and at the junction of the Old.strect, Kingaland, and Hackney Roads. Lot 2. The GRAPES, Boat-street, one door from Russell-street, and between CAment-garden and Druey.lane Theatres. Lot 3. The CROOKED BILLET, corner of Wych-street, and opposite St. Clement's Church, Strand. Lot 4. The PRINCE of BRUNSWICK, Pcunswick.street, Blacktrians.rnad. Lnt 5. The TABOT INN, de:Ably skuate in Little Chester idreet, at the bat L k of Grosvestargace, near Ildgrave-square, Pimlico. EaM Lot is held on Leaae.fer a 4ing term, at a low rent. Im mediate possession will be given. -- • For particulars apply fa the Au, 40, Hatton-`arks. liRIItUOLD 'ESTATE IN LONDON. Yr 0 be 80LD... the very _valuable FREEIIOLI) JL PROPER''' 1, lately occupied as the College of Physicians. and eentrally situated near Neng,ata.strcet, Ludgate-hill, and tit. Paul's, in Warwick.lane. It includes a noble theatre with lofty cupola dome and paved square, surrounded by houses and offices of great convenience and extedt. enilostd by iron gates, and with a porter's lodge. Behind the Pt:indica% edifice, also, ins large plot of ground, which might form the site of extensive erections, if here after required : as niece than 40001. have been recently expended, she property is in excellent repair, and tither fur occupation, in the present state, or for lilb erection of houses or public buildings, after a sale of the materials, presents an object to capitalists and specu lators that rarely occurs. The property may he SPCA on any day between the h a vin ten ond has .hy application at the Porter's Lodge ; and having bah purchased by a Company about to ills. solved, is peremptorily intended fur sale ; and any persons din posed to become purchasers may. during the month of Auaunt, transmit their offer* in wilting and sealed up, to the offices of Mr. John Wilke, Solicitor, Finshrtry-place, and will be informed decl early in the month of September whether their offers be approval= ined. FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, and LEASEHOLD ESTATE'S IN THE COUNTY OF HEREFORD. To be SOLI), pursuant to an Order of the High Court of Chan cery, made in a Cause, " Pe‘hall v. Hughes," with the appro bation of tip llon. Robert Henley Eden, one of the Masters of the said Court, at the City Arms Hotel, in the City of Hereford, on FRIDAY, the 15th day of September. 1821, between the hours of Ono and Two of the Clock in the Afternoon, In 13 lots, AFREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTA TE, called the UPPER DEARNDAI.I4 ESTATE, situate in the pa. rich of Canon Pyon, in the county of Hereford, consisting of two messuages, with the outbuildings, and several cottages, and about 256 acres of land, of which 125 acres, or thereabouts, are freehold,. and about 131 acres are leasehold ; together with the great tithes of the leasehold part of the estate. The leasehold is held under the Dean and Chapter of Ilerefird, at an annual rent of v. and 13 quarters of wheat, and the lease is renewable every seven years, upon payment of a tine for that purpose. Also an undivided moiety of and in a certain Freehold. Estate, called the DE WDA IX'S 110 FE ESTATE, consisting of a wiessuage, with the outbuildings, and 165 acres of land, or there abouts, situate in the several parishes of Bodatiliam and Felton, in the said county 01 Hereford. Also, a certain Freehold and Copyhold Estate, called the NUN NINGTON ESTATE, situate in the parish of Withington, in the said county of Hereford, consisting of a messuage, with the buildings, and about 32 acres 3 roods of land, of which 5-acres 3 roods and 32 perches, or thereabouts, are freehold, and about 25 acres 3 roods and 8 perches are copyhold ; held of the manor of Nunnington. Also 52 Acres, or the:eabouts, of FREEHOLD LAND, situate st ivington, in the parish of Leominster, in the said county of Ilereford. Particulars whereof may be hail (gratis) at the said Master's Chambers, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London ;of Messrs. Street, Millington, and Gilbert, Solicitors, Philpot-litie, London ; of Mr. Aston, Solicitor, Hereford ; and of Mr. James, hand Agent, Hereford; and at the Hotel, Hereford; the Feathers, Ledbury ; the King's Head, Ross ; the Red Lion, Leominster ; the Hop Pole, NVorcester ; and the Plough Hotel, Cheltenham. 111 CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFI TTING WARE / • HOUSE, for tbe. EAST and WEST INDIES and 3OUTU AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE, ST R A ND. Officers, Cadets. and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will dnd in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with a large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and Bed ding; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps ; Sea Cheats, Mule aid Bullock Trunks, and every other description of Travel ling Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re (Fishes for India, and other tropical climates: likewne a great variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Fork.. suitable he families going abroad, Military and Ilindostunee Books Llaps. &c. A fashionable Smelt of Carriage, Curricle, Tandem. Phaeton Stanhope, and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery &c. &c. fur home use, East and West Indies, and South America, which merit inspection from their quality, first stile of workman. ship. a nd moderate prices. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and of =Bent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to the •ts.iting but one Ready Money Price, from which no abatement will be made. BUTLER'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. N this Preparation are concentrated all the Medicinal IProperties of the Sarsaparilla Root, even to a perfect saturation of the Menatruum with which it is prepared. To such persons, therefore, who from various muses would experience great incon venience, or with whom it would be utterly impossible to prepare the Decoction, the Fluid Extract, which possess es the advantages of portability, and of keeping in any climate, will be found r. most desirable mode of employing this much-esteemed Medictn areethose of The Diseases in which it has proved most beneal the Skin, such as the Scorbutic Affections, Eruptive Diseahes, Sc. condary Symptoms, &c. arising from a diseased state o f the s y stem at large. It is tak en in Water, rendering it of the same strength astbe Decoction. Sold in Bottles, M 4s. f l ., 7s. lid., and Vs., by Butler, Chemist, 4. Cheapaide, corner of St. Paul's, London ; b 4, Seckville.street, Dublin ; and 73, Princes -meet, Edinburgh ; Savory and Co., VA, New Bond-street, and 220, Regent-street ; and by the Oa. cipal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. L Of whom may be had. t BUTLER'S CITRATED KALI, a Preparation for Making Saline Draughts, recommended by the Profession for its con's , nience and certainty. in Bottles, at 2s. 9t1., 4s. lid., arid As. tid. 6 ,, * Ask for Butler's Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla. FALMOUTH, AUG. 21...Areived the Aid. Toy, from Rouen to Pentance. Wind S.W. P OOL E, AUG. in lat. Martha, Samways (arrived here), on Bth Instant, fell in with the D a v id Shaw, of LivErvesl, 48.12. N. 10ng.45. 30. W. totally disunited, water-logged,. TV without any person on boartl• PonTBstotttrn. At; 25.—Arriveil the Sonthworth transtpert:l from 21 amides and . she Cape, *ailed from' Simon'* Flay the 3d. ' June—le ft there his 316j/sty's ship Warspite the N'olage, Hind, and the Spitrowhawk , The Coventry, Purvis, was waiting' for the Cunt Forbes to heave down to be repaired. The Cohan bine,Brown, was loading and nearly ready foe sea. Captain Ern ble,on sports having experienced a heavy gale of wind from N.W. re' the ewe , which continue& frote glyt.ish to. w e ash of June. Wind S.S.E. by S.—Seven, p.m. It in briawinthead in 'squalls from the South. accompanied with thunder and li g htning. • Flesh; AUG: 25.—Arrived from the River , the Gan g y. Ayr Genoa ; the Henry and Sarah, Wer . e, for Corfu ; the Sere ae Hombre, fitt Rio; the Caledonia, Wrightson; for ' Trieste; the 31editerraneatt,.Vane, for Bordeaux ; an the !ashen', Angus, for Jamaica. About 2, p.m., a breeze apron,/ up front t he eastward, ' when the outward-hound sailed. Wi n d S.E. GRAY P.9E :ID, A e c,..•94:--Arrived the Ocean. Kidd, from V. 1/ontipgo ; David Lyon„ Ruty, from Jamaica; Tropic. Brandforti, from liarbadoes ; Mary, Young, from Qu9See; Bodeuvour, Collin son, front Quebec; Hutchinson, Lowther, from Demerara: and John, Mann, from Petersburgh. Sailed the Portland, Jost, far Ja ; and Asia. Watt, for Quebec. CoUx. Ace. 22..—Arrived his Majesty's ship Drya L front Ply a - mouth ; his Majesty's schooner Pikc; and the tuyter Nelly, front entire. Wind S.W. Gr.srow, A tn. 15.—The Betsey, Johns, arrived to.day from Liverpool. and has been put entity quarantine, having been boarded off HiCrell lath ibst. by an Algcrine schooner. ' • QT'f:Hrc, JULY V.—The 'Miriam and Jane, Henley, from Nee fou. dhand, !yin?, at the Ballast Ground, fell over last evening, sod filled with water ; she afterwards dragged with the tide, and brought up at St. Patrick's Hole, and it is feared will bb locally loa:. The acbooner Lark, from St. Johny N.B. for Quebec, is totally lost off Cape Rosier. ST. lIHLENA, JUNE 21.—The Lady Nugent. arrived at Bengal, on her passage rotted the Cape, *offend grrady from bad weather,' and having loit several spars, was compelled to put into sladsgss. cur. The George, Home, experienced ten gales of wind, from the period of her leaving Bengal to her arrival here, oil the Cape. She saw a large ship, nupposed to be a Company's ship.standing to the Eastward, blowing a strong gale from S.S.W.'lat Jose, at. 83. S. The Columbine is capes ted hourly from the Cape. ~The Coquette whaler, Spencer, sailed yesterday, for London, and the George Home, Hippies,' flail for there the 2.M. Cart or (loon HOPE, MAY . 29.—T0 raport respecting the Usk is erroneous. She was on shore, but was safely got off, with idle damage. The Java Dutch fripte has arrived from Batavia off Dover. CUSTOM HOUSE, An 0. 25. R ic hard Sutra iNTEIIES INWARD.--he y Margaret Sc. Lucia; Lido/dry, Blaine from Demerara; son, Thomas, from Pars :' flak, 'flanks, from Montserrat' •. St. Leonard, Hillery, from Quebec; Hercules, Prestwick, fromhlo. bile; Speculation, Ilan, from Boulogne; Elise, Sop s er, from Gre nada t Experiment, Montgomery, from St. Marl ; Arerhusa, New South Stranack, from St. Vincent' s ; Lan g , Lusk, from Wales and Van Diemen's Land; Britannia, Cummings. (rem Sr. Lucia; Vrientlsrhap, Teppema, from M'oreum; sings Gal. 10,11. from Harlingen ; Wilitelmiha, Loets, from Emden; Abeona, smith, from Quebec ; Sutra:on Castle, Willis, from do. ; Maris, Kincaid, from Jamaica; Success, Perry, from Liverpool; Underwood. Remington, from Demerara; Aurora, Damn, from ilallingen; .Anne .Alsrgarethe, Christian sen, from Tetenbtrout ulls • Meeker; Eros, ItsirKibbou, front Belfast ; Illiagaret, Mason, Vete:el; and Joshua Correa, Sexton, front Cork.. ElrrEotzt).OrTwAnu.--The Aurora, Gibson, fur Gibraltar; C‘rtes, Sprague, for New York; La Viscayna, De Manere, for Hilhoa; Madeira Packct, Williams, for Sidney. New South 'Gales; 3lalvina, Kent, for St. Thomas's ; Elbe Packer, Glen. dening, thr listnhurgh • Hector. Howlett, for Jamaica ; Glory, Fror., fn Rotterdam ; ' Argo, Tayiee,• for Trieste and Nrrnrce ; Stag, Elite, for Cork ; Erm, Al`Kibbon, for Belfast; Joshua Cerro], Salton, fur Cork ; Arina, Duck, fur Dublin ; sad Wel lington, Kellur, for Cork. . CLEARED OUTWARDS .—The Jason, Thompson, for Con. stantir.ople and Odessa; Ilylton Joliffr, Mowle, or Hamburgh ; Belfast; Roberts, for Rotterdam ; and Cyrus, Alat.chester, for and 'ltleserna. • • ' •. ' _....—___ EAST INDIA SHIPPING. i Attired the Southworth.. Entbleton, from the Slauritius, it Portsmouth, sailed from the Slanritius 17th April, and the Cape the 1 3d Juae. Pattatext-ana PEIL SOUTIIWORTH.—Msjor Barrington, Capt. 1 Palmer, and Lieut. Grey, of his Majesty's Stith Regiment ; C. Pont, of his Majesty's Ryal Artillery ; Lieut. Caldwell, of his Majesty's 99th Itegitnent o 1 D,r. Cameron, Royal Navy ; Mr. C. Moore; 70 soldiers of his Majesty's 58th Regtment, nine women, aad eight children. The Java, Dutch frigate , 311 guns, Anamalt, from Bansvi . , tr. rived 'off Dover, gilled from Batavia 29th March, and trom St. He'ens 25th June, The"SoutliwOrth caper:enced a heavy. gale of wind off the Cape, from thd N.W., which continued from the 4th to the Bth of June. ARRIVALS AT THE CARE.—The Barbara, Collieott, from London ; the Olive Branch, Anderson, and the Julia, IrAaes, from London. Cara or ClOOll Hora.—The Coventry, Purdie, was heaving down the Castle Forbes, and attending the repairs ; the Colombine, Brown, was to sail from the Cape for London, the Bth June. ARRIVALS AT THE. CATE.—HipMajesty's ship Sparrowhawk, Polkinthorne, from Plymouth, on the 24th Moy ; John Barry, Roach, from I,ondon, on the 25th ; Barbara, Collicott, from ditto, 1 on the 29th ; Olive Branch, Anderson, from ditto, on the 31st. r SAILING FROM THE CAFE.—The John Barry, Roach, for , New Saadi Walk, on HIS 29th Slay. , gAILINGS FROM ST. ll L LualA.—The Harriett, Palmer the , for24lt the ..Cape, 4n the Bth June. Coquette, Spencer, fiw London, on h Jane; George Home, Hipping, for ditto, on the 236 June. MEETINGS Uj CitEDITORS. • --s- - LONDON LIST.--(From the London Gazette...! AT THS COURT 01 , COMIIIIRIVIISRII 01 , sanssures. RASINOSAI.L. i . KTRRIT, ON WEDNESDAY WRIT. Carrie, A. Wellingborough, I:tee-dealer, special affair.' Oandwr E. Bedford-place, Comnierciai-road, brasier, revers. Interest 1 Gilbert, J. A. George•lnne, Botolpli-tine, merchant, compens. bankt. Di'litunon, 1% Wapping High-street, oilma n . nominate banking-b l2 Nam-alas, C. Tothill-street, Westminster, cheeeemonger, special all. II 'Mounts and Gilbert, Karate, linen-drapers, relinn. my. est. Thomas 12 COUNTRY LIST. Allen and Smith, Alcester, millers, Swan, Alcester, Ist examination 12 Buckwell, 11. Hove, baker, Dieters. Falthfull, Brighton, special all. 7 Coward, 11. Preston, brewer, George, Newc astle, dividend Doir,oii, J. and W. B. Huddersfield, bankers, George, Huddersfield, 10 Newe. 2cl exam. II - joint dividend Dryden B. Newcastle - upon-Tyne , brewer. Geo r g e, inlis, G . Kexborough, tobacconist, Beaumont, Bretton. Ist. exam. Geronlcno, P. Bristol, looking-glass-maker, Hotel, Birmingham, Int D examination .. . ...... Harrison, B. and H . Sheffield, paper-makers , Tontine, Sher. divid... 12 Hellion and Shepherd, Liverpool, hide-merchants, George, Liver- 11 pool, lot examination Hallett, Di. Devonport, earthenware-dealer, Hotel, Devonp. 2d exam. Jackson, T. and St . Liverpool, linen-merchants, George, Liverpool, Ist examination ll Lawton, W. Brimstage, denier, George, Liverpool. I s t and final die. 1 Mann, C. Birmingham, victualter, Hotel, Birmingham, dividend .. • . 12 itid g uy, H. J. J. and W Almondbury, cloth-manufacturers, George, Huddersfield, 2d examination Moody, W. Leeds joiner, Court-house, Leeds, Ist and final dividend 10 i Scott, .1. Liverpool, coach-proprietor, Mr. itinimes, Liverpool, carry ll trade O 'Mock, A. Wigan and West Derby, cot t on -spinner, George. Liverpool, adjourned last examination II Swift, J. W. Liverpool, bookseller, George, Liverpool, 2d ex am l2 Webb, T. New Sarum, baker, White Hart, New Sarum, further die. I i Webb; W. liuddentleld, innkeeper , Sersione.b. Wakened, dividend 4 HOP INTELLIGENCE.--EAST RETFORD, AUG. 23. — Notwithstanding the continuance of dry weather, the hop plantations, in a general way, continue to maintain their vernal-like appearance; some indeed are putting on the yellow mantle of maturity, and yield to the beholder a beau tiful specimen of the g rowth of 16`x. The hop sttpervi sor and his assistants have arrived in the district, for the purpose of securing the dut y , and the picking is expected partially to cotnmence in th e ensuin g week ; the weight, per acre, is generally estimated from ten to sixteen cwt. — Some plantations are likely to exceed the major, whilst others will, in all probability, fall short of the minor weight.—Doncaster Gazette. r:p►e.' - --spewests- The Rev. Thomas JonC,ollegc Jotter, of \Vedh e m , has bettrt instituted. on the presentation of hit father. :Mr. Aide:loan Jones, Janina oktilouceater, to the Rectory of Hempstead, near that city, by the death of the Rev. Simile' COmMeline. The. Rev. R. Diekerstaff, Cutate of Chark, hat bee T. n inti vamore.tuted ,to the Vicarage of St. Martin's, Salop, idte the Rev. L resigned: one of the Prebeedari c A . The Rev. Christopher Benson, ILA., Of Worcestet Cathedral, has been instituted to the Vicarage of Cr Jpthornc. void by the resignation of the Rev. Prebendary Digby, on the presentation of the Dean and Chapter of Worcester.. , • Vlsttr at ime.—On Monday las t the Lord Bishop of Sarum, at tended by Archdeacon Fisher and Chancellor Marais. held his primary Vieitition nt Abingdon, for the Deaneries of Atiny,do h n iand Wallingford. A tter the sermon, which was preached by t.a Rev. Edward Berens, Vicar of Sinivenham, his Lordship delivered ossified excellent and impressive charge, which, at the unarfTmotis nest of the clergy . present, be has promised to publish. Thong.. advanced in years. it gives us pleasure to observe that his Lordship retains all the vig.'ur of mind for which he has through life been remarkable; and we CSllisfit but contrratulate our clerical-friends of the dioreoe of Selirbory in being !geed under a Diocesan, dia. 1114 tiAguished alike for learning, Wain ity, and gemiine Piety.. „Lordship confirmed upwards of 1,201.1 pawns on Tuesday, to clone I ho delivered a very 'Tomei tate address. ' THE ARMY. fetttcucet.) Horse Guards, Aug. 24. have the honour to forward to you, by this Commander: in-Chief's cornnand, the accompanying memorandum, sherwinc the manner in which it has been thought desirable to exercise the Recruit in the use of the Club; and I am at the same time to ac quaint you, that six pairs of these clubs will be supplied at the public expense by the Board of Ordnance, and totted on the usual ?cellar:Mon fur the use of the Depot under your commend. You will be pleased to take the earliest opponunity of carrying the new exercise into effect, and enforce it strictly on all occasions. I have the honour to be, Sir, • Your most obedient humble servant Officer Commanding. fi. ToartEns, 111E510RANDU 31 . It is desirable that the Recruit sheuld be practised in the use a' the Flubs, together with the extension motions, for at least half an hour every m urning before drill, until he is perfectly suppledon Ist, and Saud to the . true pesition of a soldier, as directed, meti, part Ist, Meld Exercise and Evolutions. The recruit being . placed in the position of attention, with a clul, in ecch hand, pointing downwards, must be exeresAlas follows : FIRST PART. I. At the word one, the club in the right hand is slowly carrie 1 round the hed until the hand arrives in a peruerdicular line above this shoulder, a with the large end of the club poin,ing in a diagonal direction to the rear. 2. The cab in the left band is raised in a similar manner, and carried ()ate that in the right hand, till it reaches a corresponding pos:tion. 3. The bands are carried slowly to the right and left, until they become in a trite horizontal line with shesboulders, the large end ot' the du •a still remaining to the rear. 4. The hard. are brought slowly to the first position. Care must betaken that the recruit does not stead with a hollow back, during tide and the succeeding practice. • se:comp ranT. 1. Raise both hands to the front, approaching them close toge ther. in a horirmtal line with the shoulders ; the clubs being heitli perpendicular, whit the large end vpwards. 2. With the body well poised forward, se p a rate the hands, and carry them to the right and left in line with the shoulders; the largo end of the clubs stiil remaiaing upwa:ds. 3. With the head well kept up; let the clubs turn over till they point in a diagonad direction to the rear, the hands still remaining out in line with the shoulders. 4 i With the arms emended, drop them slowly to the first pasi- TUMID PAUT. I. The dub in the right hand is circled round upon th^ r ;At t f the body for a few revolutions of the circle, or until the wu:d halo is given. 2.. The one in *cleft hand is used in the saute manner on the kit of the body, until the wont halt is given, when the terruit rift Ternaiii perfectly steady in the best position. 3. With the body rather leaning forward, circle boat clubs at the same time, on the right and left of the body. until in.-lei-0d to halt. The club exercise should be intermixed with the lire'ock driq, particularly in cold wcitLer. ToanEws, A. 0. We are sorry to auneunce the death yesterday of a fine little girl belonging to Licut. iluintlrevilt, of the Preven tive S:ation, at East Cowes, who being left alone with a candle to go to sleep, got out of bed during the absence of the servant, and by playing with it caught fire to her gown, which so much injured her that she lingered only forty-eight hours. The Globe and Traveller of Monday last contains a paragraph, said to copied from the Cumberland Paequet, stating that a few days ago, whilst a boy was bathing near this harbour, he got out f his depth, and was destroyed. by a shark, which had been lu rkin g for its p re y ! We can assure the Editor of that paper that no such occurrence ever took place, consequently that the alarm and censter nation along the coast, which he describes, never existed ; neither did any such paragraph as we have alluded to ever appear in the Parquet. A stupid cock-and-a-bull story, somewhat similar to that in the Globe and 7't aveller, which. had its origin at Dutnfties, we believe, has lately made the circuit of the newspaper press; we, however, contradicted. it at the time, and now, it seems, the fabrication is laid to our charge.2Camberland Pacquet. Sixteen years ago, a boy, then seven years of age, while playing with his comrades at the end of Bower's-lane, Newcastle, a little above the bridge, fell backwards over into the river Tyne. He had come up again trithestirface, and sunk apparently to rise 'no more, when Mr. James Pollock, dyer, who had instantly pushed colfa boat, dashed into the water, seized him, and brought him to shore. Mr- Polbek completed his work of humanity by immediately using means to restore suspended animation, and these means were happily successful: The parents of this young man were in humble circumstances, and tittle toned on without Mr. P. ever seeing than, or seeing or heating from the ycuth whom he had thtts certainly rescued frocu a pre• mature grave. Mr. Pollock, however, was lately presented with a silver medal, which shows that no lapse of time was suffkient to erase a sense of gratitude from the heart Of the person in whose behalf he had so nobly exerted himself &lateen years ago. The boy, then seven years of age, is now a man, in the employment of Mr. Thompson, tner chant and banker at Appleby, in Westmorland. flis name is William Pearson. The medal he presented to his bene factor exhibits on one side a representation of the river Tyne, and Mr. Pollock diving to re sore him from its waters, and bears this inscription on the other :—` Presented by . %V.'Pearson to Mr. James Pollock, by whose courage and humanity he was saved from drowning in the river Tyne ;' and on the rim, Eripuisti me morti,lBlo. It was' accore. parried by the following: " Appleby, Westmorland, June. "St a,—Wlth this you will receive a medal by the hands of Mr. Freeman, which lbeg you will accept, as a small token of gratitude, from one who, through the blessing of Providence, owes his life to your humanity. It is many years since the occurrence took place, but I assure you the remembrance of year goodness is still as fresh as ever in my mind, and will never be effaced from it as long as the power of recollection is prolonged. I have always had an anxious wish to present you with some small memorial expressive of your noble conduct en that occasion, but enlist tunately my lather dying soon after, and being very young myself, I was prevented, from taking an earlier opportunity of evincing toy thankfulness. But lam sensiblr you will have felt your sweetest reward in the approbation of your own heart. To snatch a fellow-creature front destreetion, to restere him to his patents, his brothers, and his sisters, who, but for your courage anti humanity, had long since mourned over his untimely grave, is a reflection calculated ro cheer yon under all circumstances ; it will secure you the homage of every feelittg bosom, and draw down the rich batedietion of Him whose appro bation far outweighs the best earthly blessing oe the proudest earthly distinction. The triumphs of hunisuity are, above all others, hnd the most grateful both to heaven and ea rth ; but, Sir, I canntst words to express the fulness of my heart on this (to roe) imtrortant event. I can only request you to accept this simple offering ist remembrance of it ; and whoever you look upon it, let it be with the assurance of knowing that " the blessing of him that was ready to-perish" will ever be invoked on you and yours. I ant, dear Stirs with unchangeable regard, y o ur most affectionate well-wisher, " Watt, ast PelkittON. " Jas. Pollock, Windmill Hills, Untesbasil.' , • i . i • i . . 1 i , •11 ) . '.• - • 1S li , • 1 ° i s ii . • i 1 '',. • ~ k i (~ t i 4% 1 , ' k ' 5 • 6 g ' • .4 JJ. !1 . „ i' • it . . - ) i . •, • z.,.• . iiii 1