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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM-At/USE, Jkw. & I/attars) I/CWASEM &Wow, rearm (WOhie, broker), from Danttie. Archimedes, Pratt (Arnold. broken, from Marseilles. Cyprus, Brown (Smith, broker), from liogenees. Cal:borne, Newton (Cohen, broker), front Copenhagen. Anne, Hunt (Marshall, broker), from Petersintrgh. Wilson, Murray (I)01mm, broker), from Petersbmgh. Baluc Merchant, flolmsn <Chapman, broker), from Lottenburgh. Julie, Meager (Pidder ard Co. brokers), trom Cslais. LLEAKING OVTIVAIDS.—The Noumalroll„ for Rwterdam ; London packet, for Malta; Tees, for Trieste; Preston, for Genoa; and IF:). Wifiam Curtis, for Gibraltar. FROM LboVIES LIST. atuou?n, J aw. 4.--Sailcd the Robert,—, far 31onsorrat Belton, Cram, for St. Domingo; Henry Cerf, Wilson, for Bald- Wore; New Thomas, Quinsy, fur the Mediterranean ; and the Omen. Fieldi for Le ghorn. PLYMOUTH, Jam. 4.--qailed the City of Edinburgh, Wise. man, for Calcutta; Surrey, Garbutt, for Sierra Leone; Ruby, Haiswell i for Madeira; Nancy, Camiler, fur Genoa; Laurel, hurry, foe Venice; and Rebecca, --, for Leghorn. — Cowl's, Jaw. s—Sailed the whole of the outward.bound for their 4iferont destinations. Poixestionvir, Jaw. S.—Arrived the Euremis, Nark. front Hamburgh; and Princess Charlotte, Myth, rom Ceylon—Sailed the Adamant. Shepherd, for Bombs , ; Mary Ann, —, for ditto; Vette* Gilmore, fur the Cape a Good tope:[ Patience, —, tor ditto; Friends, —; and William, —, for Malta ; his Ma. jesty's ship Antelope, with convicts, for Bermuda; and 17 sail of vowels for the West Indies. RA1490,11T11, JAY. 5.--The American brig Albinia, Parrot, of Baltimore, from Hamburgh, hr been on the Goodwin Sands, un shipped her rudder ' and received other dantage. She is in charge of one of oar boats, and is expected into this harbour next tide. Unav Limon, JAN. s.—Amved the Wilson, Murray, from Petersburg!); Nelson, Burn, from Gottenburgt and Britannia, Wright, from Dantzic. Ltvgaroox, Jaw. I.—Arrived the Mary Catherine, Pare, from thadestots.--Sailed the lligginson, Hall, for Batbadoes ; and the carts& and Leeds, for New York. ALlttiar, Dtc. 30.—The Bunter , Anderson, bound to New Yak - "w took the ground on Friday lag shortly after she bad got out a the Dock, and in consequence made a good deal of water, which tionemitateal the landiug of the cargo, without. however being folind much damaged. The cargo of the Hope, bound to Ilull,,is also found very littletbensged,and will be re-shippW. 211AITISIgnE• Nov. I.—The Minerva, arriv from Francs, up at sea the crew of the Fox, Durkee, from Rotterdam to t. Thomas's, which vessel had foundered. The LittloSam, —, was driven on shore at Wells, the lit inst., ind Mosinee been totally wrecked. • Extract of a lota from Capt. Richardson, of the Ann, from Monet to London, dated Earthholms, Dee. 16:—•• We arrived Isere on the lOth • inst.; there are upwards of 30 sail of ships in iii' harbour, some of which have been four or live reeks." Alpo,. X D.--At Demerara, the Ruskisson, White, and Eleanor, toung, ftean Liverpool; Demerara packet, Venables, from London. At Naples, Mans, Lowe, and Dover, Driver. from Liverpool; Avego, Brightman, from Berwick ; J Sander. nod.. from Penzance Lord Nelson, Wilson, Flom Doekbaga, and Active, —, from Newfoundland. At Trieste, hfasaaraat, from 3latansaa. At Madras, Sophia, Sutton, from London; Lon don, Brown, front Liverpool; Princess Charlotte of Wales, and Atlas, Clifton, from London; Sun, Anderson, from the Cape of flood Hope; and Asia, Pope, from Bombay. At Itourderuz. Active, from the 31auritius ; and Betsey. —, from Bristol. At Oporto, Men Jenkinson,.kfurphr. front Liverpool. At Genoa, Hines, Blotto, front Pernambuco. At Leghorn, Venus, Taylor, torn Liverpool. At Messina, Victory, Paulson, Prom Ilarnburgh; apd Nide", Vivian', from Dartmouth. At Gibraltar, Tom Cod, Newfoundland. At Cadiz, Nelly, Scott, from Liver. pool.. At Oporto, Lady Hamilton, —, from N e wfo u ndland. At Borg°, Abeone„ Guttman. and Trigg°, Orinhery, trom Li verpool. At flelsingfors, Minerva, Sudinan, from Liverpool. At tillgelikergh, Data Catherina,„ f r o m Landow. PROM LAST NJG!I?S GAZETTE. Dousderg-drect, Jas. 3, 11124. The king hu been pleased to appoint Major-Genrral Sir ken ,arnia .15Aan K.C.B. to be Lieutenant-Governor of the Settle. mast of Drumm% and Essequibo. Derniv-street, Jac 6, 13.11. The King ha been pleased to appoint Major-Oeonal Sir Hud son Low, K.C. H. to be °cecinas and Conunandes.an-Chief of the Island of Antigua. WII ULU ii, /OR. 6, 1624. The Xing has been pleased to appoint Heney Bromley Hinrieh, Em. tabs Ligament of his Majesty's Bend et Pens Moms, in the roam. of William Henderson, Esq. resigned. Brolly Heriee,-Der. 22,1823. His Royal Ilighneu the Duke of Clarence hu been pleased to sputa Wass Bosout, M.D. (a Medical Commissiour of the iSsay, reed oneettbe of hie Majorty's earth" be inc of itr Dori liisboues TMyitfina is Ordinary. BANkRUPTS. W. aides. Sutton Valance, Kent, victualler, to trorrendsr, Jan. 10, 17, Ime Feb. 17, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. &Leiter, Mr. slobe ?Wow, Clement's Inn. R. Dome the younger, Rochester, Kent, linen.draper, Jan. It, 17, 114 17 at twelve, at the leankrupta' Court. Solicitor, D. J illardene. a.. Warwick, Fixer, Jan. 15, 18, and Feb.l7, at eleven, at dem Inn, N arwick. Solicitors, J. Worsham, Castle otrlernear, ; B e r nd Kitc . h w i ar n, Barford . , Ja n. 16, 17 and Feb. at ono, at the Coannerei:l e- Rooms, Brist ol. So: hatets, Mr. H.. 51. Ambers!!. Bristol-bridge.penele ; and Messrs. Wtllligns and White, Lin =lea Inn. 7:li-my the younger, Liniehouso, sail-maker, Jan. le, 17. and S. I ~a t twelve , at the, Bankrupts ' than. Solicitor, Mr. R. 8. A :itelson, Ghost Winchesimatreet. DIV !LENDS. Alb. S. S. Fereday, R. Smith, and J. Fisher. of Bilston, Stat. toi banksts, at eleVen, at the Royal Hotel, Templesrow, 1 1 :b. • . Webb. High Holborn, nmetermarinar, at eleven, at the Baakrapte Court. J n. 31. J. T. Thomson, Loagm:re, teach joiner, at ten, at thi riltrupts• Court. Jae. SI. J. Stubbs, Caatientivet, Lekaster.square, jeweller, at tea.• at the Bankrupts' Court. Isis. SS J. Younge and J. Deakin, Sheffield, buttoe manufse. tunes, at idevr 7 t the Angel Inn, Sheared. Jan. SI. J. ma, lavespool masturonartace, at sot, at the Star and Geri*? avern. Liverpoo l. Jan. U. S. Gleam, Warr' Lancaster, shopkeeper. at two, at the Nag ' s Head Inn, Ware Jan. *J. Peet, Ashton in ackertield, Lancaster, Magmas nufacturer, at twelve, at the Nag's Head ban, Warrin Jan. iv. J. Nlblocit and R. S. Latham, Bath, w N one, d the Commercial Ramos, Bristol. '0 • CERTIFICATES.—Jas. 27. S..Willtams, Ipswich, Suffolk, jeweller—G. Green, FOrk.street. Covait-gardoo, woollen- draper.—S. N. Gransland, From Seiwond, Soceeteeteeire, clothier—R. Smith, Piccadilly, fruiterer—.J. Fee. ROM, Liverpool, roaster-mariner-0. Oatm, jun. ShefSeld, seer. dart. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Gibson and F. nucleon, Desbie-row, Beantemdaey, common. bylwers—W. and W. C. Cos, Taunton, doularsot, iron-foundem..- J• 'and R. Joan. Newington-causeway, linsa.drapaa—J. Salter and T. Stanton, Exeter, Menthol' and druggim-0. Roberts and H.' Williams, Chipping Sodbury, wine-merehants...-g. Joh n so n Binge. WhltechspeL.ruail, chemists and druggiets—S. Ni. chieson, W. W. Bros., and J. ussom Abstrureb.lana. bankers ( miss as regrads the said S. N,lcbolson).!—W. Hikes sad T. Page, Onto% Inn Coffee-house, wine-merchants—A. and O. Johnson, shsffirld, factors—J. Slater and J. Wright, Leicester, heaters— fl 0, and C. C. Colchester, Ipswich, candle-makers—W. tra.ton and J. Jay, White Cross-street, plumbers—lL !Marsden, and B. Marsden, jun. Manchester, mansfacturem-s.J. Fanner mad E. Banyan!, De :'ford, brandy-merchants—W., T., and J. Aetna, Birmingham. button.inakera—M. Liacoln and Is Lay—J., 8.. and J. r. Wright, Matichester, calico-printers..-J. and J. E. IPthte, Sonserrat, maltsters—P. and W. J. Le Fom, Notithamplon, merchants—S. Remy and 3. Stoehr, jun. Liverpool, 141:trees—J. Shepherd, T. Chaney, and E. Elliott. ifisnrick-opon. T , .ed, Mesas—F. and J. Francis, Chiswick, blacksmiths—R. Smith and W. Warren, Sussex, paper manufacturers.—J. Green. woad and T. Mountain, Bander,, cloth-dressy-4—J. L. Phillips and D. tiehokilcid. Liverpool, chyrnists—J. %Food and J. Iteed, CaMbera ell, lime.burners--W. Moberly and J. W. Bell, Broad s•xeet,. merchants—W. R. Wickham and R. Johnson, Waling. street, warehousemen. •YIE GREAT BATTLE FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP. WOODSTOCK, TUESDAY EVENING. The roads to Worcester arc all bustle, and not without much con. fusion ; at Oxford this evening there was a dead halt; all the claret hunters were at fault, from • letter haring been received there by • gentleman in the fancy, that il'orcester race-course was under water, and that the fight would take place in a gentlezhab's Past near Cheltenham, changing the rout. Oxford was crammed with vehicle*, anti Rotinantes knocked op front the badness of the ro'da Our informant left them all upon the fret to proceed to this plam, It being Mine miles nearer to either place. There was no movement towards Worcester in the evening, and all Is uncer tainty. Stage coach?* to Worcester and Oxford are trammed by those who hal been booked.and vexation is heightened by the had nem of the roads. Our informant is making a start at 0 o'clock in eh. evening Dearer %I'm:ester, where he writes, this to the town of Pada, imatediatels , between the two places, so as to make any mom:nest. We shall have the report ofthe tight to-morrow by an eapvess. IA 1024, the direct import of cotton into the Clyd e' was 41,111 bales; meitirays, 13,10'2; total, 54,330—in urn. i direct is pProt was 30,111% bales; ecastways, 24030; total, 60,796, being a 4Weimme, in the direct trnde. of 3,670 bales, and an increase in 11.110rio emestways, of 11,513 bales.—Edisobstre Paper. T. • nIED. On Tneday sennioht. at Fonhampton Court, Gloucestershire, in the tilst year of her age, the lion. Mary Yorke, relict of the lion. and Right Her. James Yorke , lace Bishop of Ely, and daughter of the Right Her. Dr. I saa c Maddox, formerly Bishop of Wercrstre. In the 3lst ult. at Twrford Cottage, near Winchester, Susannah, •ire at Rear-Admiral t2illcr. On the27th ult. at Pari;,Mrs. Ilrowne, wife of James Browne, Esq. M.P. On the 21st ult., at I:irkeudbright, Mrs. Brien Miller. relict of John :Willer, writer, in ha 191st year, and 69th df her widow. hood. WI the 1:Iih alt.. at Albany, Thomas Gribben, Sergeant of the Ugh regiment, aged 24 years. lie was enjoying himself with his friends. apparently in good. health, when suddenly he dropped down. and expired in a few minutes. _ _ On the ?MI; nit., at Itottingdssin, Mrs. Paterson, relict of Wm, Paterson, Esq. formerly of Demishirc-place. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON-BRIDGE. 11=4 21 : 1 gain. after 6. Alterman, 44 olio. •RaL r tA LS, at lIEI/UCED PRICES.—The Nobility, ‘.../ Gentry, and the Public, can be supplied with CYM LS of every sort that come to the Market, at considerably reduced Prices, for Cash, with every advantage of Ingrain. A single trial will con vince the Ceaummor of the great Saving, by purchasing of the OLD SEA-COAL COAIPANY'S OFFICE, No. d, Carlisle-strcet Soho-square. The Market List is kept for the inspection of the Purchaser, who can. if he thinks proper, view the Coals before being loaded. Great attention will be paid to all orders the Public may favour this Company with. All letters post-paid, TOSEPH WALKER, FEATHER-BED, MAT- ' t/ TRESS, PAILLASSE, BEDSTEAD, and SEA BED DING REAL MANUFACTURER, and FLOOR CLOTH WAREHOUSE, 91i, High Holborn, adjoining Day and Martin's. An extensive Assortment of well-seasoned Floor Cloths, of all Widths and Patterns. supplied from the most approved Manufaa tory in the Kingdom. The Public are respectfully informed that extensive premises ate opened, No. 96, High Holborn, in the Feather Bed, NI and Upholstery Business; where the most extensive selection the kind in London may be found ready made. so that rooms may be fitted up in a few hours, and upon terms which must meet the approbation of a discerning and generous public. Superior Staved best White Goose Feathers, 3s. 3d. per lb. Best White Goose, . 3s. do. Best Grey Goose Feathers 2s. to 2s. Rd. do. Best Poultry ditto, - Is. lad. lad. do. Superior White Goose Bordered Beds, 41. to RI. Plain Goose Beds, . . - 31. to 51. Poultry Feather Bets . . 30s. to 3L Flock Beds - . 20s. to 301. Elegant Carved Spanish Mahogany Bedsteads, 31. to 61. Tent, Cottage, N'aterloo, and Elliptic, Stained and Bamboo Bedsteads, • 1114. to 12s. Bordered Common Mattresses, . les. to 245. Superior White Wool Mattresses 2L to 31.105. and Curled Elastic Hair Mattresses, 21. to It. Chintz Furnitures and Coloured Linings, however dirty or in jured, restored In a peculiar manner, to their original brightness of colour, at a trifling expence. Feathers sold in any quantity from 31b. Bed Ticks at prime cost, if to be filled. Mattresses, Chairs, and Sofas, re-made and re.stuffed. Old Beds exchanged or stressed by a process entirely new. Four-post Chintz Furniture., and every kind of ornamental or decorative 'Drapery. arranged in the most elegant and tasty man , ner, in a few hours notice. Contracts for NI ili tars - , Naval, and School Bedding, executed is any quantity, prepared fer any climate. Li* nvrEtasts/vcE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, TvzsDAT, JAI. 6. [Special .rtseies.l PURDY ♦nO ♦MOTHER v. DIELRY. Mr. COMMON SEROEANT stated, that the plaintiff, in this ease are brokers, in respect of colonial produce ; the defendant a mei 'tliant, having very extensive tninsactiona with the plaintiffs. This action arose upon a matter of account balance. The evidence in the cause was taken upon admiasions between the yanks so that the question turned upon one item of account only, which was in dis pute between them. The err occupied the Court for an hour in unravelling much controversial discussion between Mr. ricarlett aad the Common Sergeant, on matter of account.—Verdict for the defendant. MOUNSEL r. TITCIIEN. The early part of the day was occupied in hearing a ease of fu rious driving. It appeared that the plaintiff; an Essea fishmonger, was (hiving his oat to market on the night of the 10th September, at his proper side of the road. The defendant's cart, a milk cart, corning front London at • furious rate on the same side, came into contact with the hone of the plaintiff; the shaft pierced the horse's side; the plaintiff was thrown to the ground, and his leg frac tured ; the horse died on the spot ; the plaintiff was confined in the London Hospital for fourteen weeks • the horse was estimated at 201.; and the loss of the plaintiff in tra de was rated at M. •-week. The case for the plaintiff was supported by disinterested and con sistent evidence. The RiUlesirl for the defence contradicted the preceding testi mony, and subsequently their own. Ills Lordship eery briefly stated the nature of the question on trial to the Jury, who, after a short consultation, declared • ver dict fur the plaintifT—Damages 1501. with costs. The ( . 031)10N SERGEANT and Mr. CURWOOG conducted the case for the plaintiff, and the Sor.icyroa-GLsEnsi. and Mr. WILDE for the defence. THE ARMY. Hetachments, consisting of twenty-four officers and 400 men, belongit, to the 11th light dragoons and Ilith lancers, and to the 13th, 14th, With, 44th, 39th„ and 07th regiments of foot, will cot. hark in the course of the week, on board the Berwickshire and Duchess of Atholl East Indiamen, for Bengal. Detachments, consisting of ten officers and 390 men, belonging to the 4th light dragoons, and to the 20th and 47th regiments of in-, fantry, will en bark in the course of the week, on board the Duke of 1 lurk and Castle Mindy lndiarnen, for Bombay. The depot of the 03d Highlanders, under Captain Lunt and Lieutenant Browne, are expected from Fermoy, at the Isle of Wight. A party of the 77th are ordered to Eilrush and west of the county of Clare, to recruit. Colonel Sir Thomas Arbuthnot, K.C.8., of the 71st regiment, is on a visit with his brother, the Bishop of Killaloc, at Clarisford House. A detachment of the 2d regiment of dragoons has received orders to march ham Pimlico, for Newcastle. A detachment belonging to the 7th (or the Prince Royal's) re giment of dragoon guards, which has been for some time under the superintendence of Colonel Peters, at the cavalry riding esta blishment at Pimlico, has received orders to march for Liverpool, for the purpose of em barking there for Dublin. Thursday, a recruit, lately quartered in the depot in Townsend. street, Dublin, fell bile the Liffey, from the City Quay, and was drowned. — Several military half-psy. Akers In the Limerick district, who teethed an order from Lard Combemiere, appeared an this day ae'nnight at the General's Alice in that city, to ascertain their eli gibility as to being placed on fall-pay. A detachment of the African corps arrived from England at Cape Coast Castte, ender Ensign Morgan O'Meara, is pod health and spirits, on the 10th of October last. MARKETS. [From the &sedum Thso Prise Current.) COTTON—We continued to have a good demand last week In our Cotton market, but leis was done, through a dlilleulty of 'making purchases in India Conon os a par with the gists or the receding week. The East India Company have declared for the soloolte 6th Ps bruarr, the whole of tittle remaining Cotton, vlv-111141 ' and .12 Madras ; and ow Friday, ilth test. IN=Dsoisit an C ton, of the tine mark I 13, will be offered by SI `ll A IL—The business done in Muscovadtelon week ems tM siderable, averaging about 006 hbds each day, whisk, consideration the season of the year, and the mill deldN l Ve W considered a good market : one extensive s. eery Sugars, when taken in large parcels, &Whole currency, but otherwise the prices of Sagan ems mile r tamed. forenoon the market has become very heavy; demise de inconsiderable, and the holders are accepting the prism depre fused last week. The Refined trade last week was without • WV idol were several inquiries after Lumps ; no altera is tion lis t deittWei could be stated.-11olesses were 275. 6d. a Sta. The Refined market is particularly heavy this feetedesi.—blo - are 275. dd. • In Foreign Saws no sales were reported. COFFEE.—There have been no public sales ef Celan Ike too l weds, and ne pun:hams by private contract have buss 1 1 the prices in consequence were entirely nominal tM thb when two sales were brought forward ; they consisted dr r; bogs British, and 74 bap Foreign ; the forma *lea rani and Berbice descriptions sold leaver ; low m middling 104 s. a 1114 s. Id., good middling llInt ill ab71( ? i t few lots celoury Jamaica is th e sale iodised very e rieek ea account of the scarcity of those qualitie middinglells. 11141 L; the feral dimaged t de..Dominp end st Ph. IL, ailed* no alterion of the market prices at Delany may be quoted be *Wane 7ba a de. TEA—The news yesterday from Chins of an expected inter. reption to the Tie trade, has the erect of advancing Tweaks, l lTea lid. per 1b.,. as it is known the stock here is inconsiderable ' the other descrip tions cannot be quoted higher et the market hag assumed a more firm appearance, and it dificult to buy at the previous prices. ' RUM, BRANDY, and lIOLLANDS.—rbgge has lately b oa much speculation in Rums, and we think it is likely to increase; the strong Jamaica have advanced U. a 9d. pm piton, the Inferior qualities and Leewarda id. a Id. per gallon ; the muses the speculations are various: die encouragement held qut to die Weft India Committee that Government will reduce very mate. rially the duty an Rum send other spirits—the low prices bera_rh e reduction of the neck in the Colonies, occasioned by the demand for North and South Amnion—the advancing prices of pain. In the interview with the West India Committee, it is stated there I was an Important subject discussed—the duties on deficienciee. It is the practice at present that when the Rums me taken ftorrithe wardens= the duties are levied on the landing gasps; and as ' Rums diminish in quantity considerably, and dm materially , in strength, by keeping, it is proposed that the duties should only attach to the quantity, when taken from the warehouse for home COnstimptiall or riport. This ben important hem, and, if granted, even without any reduction of dotty, it woad greatly advance the I prices of Rum. In Broady or Geneva than ; le no alteration to !notice. 111 PROVISIONS.-11 is *potted (see wpsncr ia m thoritys, that the Navy Mord have contracted fie een parcels of Beef, but the particular, have not, hoeterie L iessalpigoi...l Beef still remains heavy. In Pork there is busineas doin quotations. Baron is higher. Butters ave without sun 11E51P, FLA X, and TA 1.1.0W.--.The prion oefdioW noodle Tallow had declined to 315.; there is since maws sti.setlois 4 Sad to-day the newest quotation is 345. 3d. 345. id. In 'Hemp or Flax them is little variation to state: TOl3.looo.The purchases of Tobacco latch reported are 2kOhhds. of ordinary Virginia Stemmed at Sid. and about Nlbbds. of ordinary leaf, at 21d. per lb. PIMENTO.—By pubic sale this forenoon, 191 bap Pimento; the good quality sold at 94d. FRUIT.—A public sale was brought forward on Wednesday, which west off heavily ; it consisted of New Purses Cu...,r0 117 a. a 110 s. ; Zantedo. 100 s. a 106 a. 13 brit. Smyrua do. 103 s. ; ram riga, aft. ; Garroons, pieces and barrels, I& a Ns. t Bias catch, nearly the whole taken out ; a few lots only of halves and quarters appeared to have been sold, 103 s. a Nis. The arrivals Lest week IVW, rattier considerable. BIRTHS. Jan. 2, in Ilurton.eremeni, nsuick-square, the lady of Lieut. kfogg, of the lion. East India Conipany's service, of a daughter. Jan. 1, at Castle hill, the sea: of Earl Forteseue, Lady Mary liamlyn Williams, of a daughter. NEW THEATER kOY AL, -LINE. (THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, January T, wil be performed the Cowed/ of TELE HYPOCRITL. After which_, DEAF AS A POST. To conclude with the Pantomime of HARDEQ,DIN AND THE FLYING CHEST Or, 3IALEft AND THE PRINCESS SCHIRINE. T11.1?.4711T-ROYAL, coreNna //DEN. T"'s EVENING, IVEDNESDAY, January 7, will be performed trottedy of THE lAN OF lIE WORLD. After which the tovoine of UARLEQQUIN ADDPOOR ROBIN Or, 'filE ROUSE THAT JACK BUlja. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE, 11TH DEcEmern, 123. N conformity to a Resolution of the General Court of Proprietors of the :loth or October kat, a Dividend, at the Rate of 51 per Cent. on the Installments made, will be payable on the Shares held by each Proprienekon the Rath of December instant. The Dividend, so declared, esay be received at this House on Thunulay, the Ist of January next, between eleven and three ; on any following day, Sunday excepted, between the same hours, until Saturday, the lUth of January inclusive. After that day, the Dividend may be received on any Tuesday, between the hours be fore stated. WARNER PH I PPS, Secretary. This day is published, in aro price C. boards, ACONCISE VIEW of the SCRIPTURES, showing their Consistency and their Necessity, from an Examination of the Extent of Natural Knowledge. London : Printed foe Baldwin. Cradoek, and Joy. _ 111.1RRIED. 1 1 On Thursday last, at IVroshall Abbey, Warwickshire, the sat 'of C. It. Wren, Esq. John Halcomb, of the Inner Temple, Esq. bartister.at-law, to Margaret, only daughter of Joseph Birch, Esq. of Warwick. On the Sd inst. a! St. Hiles's, Camberwell, Mr. Henry Orman, of Walworth, to lairs, daughter of Mr. Charles Norris, of Wind mill.row, Camberwell. AT a numerous MEETING of the MEMBERS of the PROFESSION of the LAW, held in Lincoln's Inn Hall, on Monds . r, the 13di December, 1823, Mr. SCARLETT in the Chair, REIOLVTD, That a subsaiption be opened for erecting a Statue to the Mal mory of the late Lord Erskine. That the following fientlemen be appointed a Committee for the !impose of carrying this Resolution into eftect. Mr. Sergeant hens, Mr. Reader, Mr. Sainting Vaughan, Mr. Campbell, 31r. Jervis, Mr. Dover 31 r. R sine, Mr. Richard Wilson, Mr. Scarlett, Mr. Kaye, Mr. Bell, Mr. Lane, Mr. fluid, Mr. Freshflekl, Mr. Gurney, Mr. Brundrett, Mr. Adam, Mr. Atcheson. Sir Wm. Owen, That an account be opened at Messrs. Coutta and Co.'s, and such other Bankers as the Committee shall appoint far receiving Subscriptio.s. That it be left to the disavtion of the Committee to determine where the Statue shall be placed. J. SCARLETT. 81r. Scarlett having left the Chair, the Thanks of the Meeting were unanimously voted to him for his conduct in the Chair ; and a Subscription to a considerable amount was immediately entered Council Chamber, Lincoln's Inn, Dec. 16, 1813. The coat - mIT.ITE beg leave to inform the PUBLIC, that • BOOK is OPENED fee receiving SUBSCRIPTIONS, at Messrs. Coutts and Co.'s; at Messrs. Remington, Stephenson, and Co. ' .; at Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smith's ; and at Messrs. Bean's, Fleet.street ; as, although It WAS thought proper that the measure should originate with the Profession of the Law, there is no intention so mane the Subscription to that Body. Subserip. lions will also be received by each of the Members of the Coon. mime. LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. X. a. 11. R. If. Duke of Glou cester - - 10 6 The Lord Chief Commis eieeer shim Jury Court in Soo th ed . - II 0 Mt. herr. Lent - RI 6 Wm. George Adam, Req. 10 11 W. Holt, ESA. .. 2 2 Mr. Sergi. theelow, M.P. 10 .1: 0: Lemaieme. PAq. 10 IS J. T. thew, El* . I Sir W. Oleo, beet. - 1 ,The MezfitnrCheottiele IS 10 T. Havilaiml.lllwhe • 1 I J. Garnet. Rag. • 11 10 t er O n? ;oo lavica Fjci. 11 1: v.' er.lllege tics Ev . - . ft h 6 5 p li t i = li keg. - 6 5 envy Bwebts, I Erg h . 1 1 iN. King 1 ,, Reg .,,. .. . . 11, 1. mi, t tly u„.__ . . . a Drtr, Req. - . 20 II jAlMersa; '•% ll 1 . - t ot 1 I A • IMO o. r • . 10 10 2 M../1 11 ki.. •....,.,..:, 1 3 : ii: . Req. • 1 6 tßeq. •1 5 . . TIM , - II 10 on. Mem= Hubert I 5 Wihelk Reg. - 10 10 8 81 7 . 31. P. 1: 1: C Esq. - It 6 J.Banielt, Esq. .10 10 I Subeettiptiese ere reseitted it, Mears. Heim, Pleet4treS.; @Okla s by Mews. Remingt,e, by the members of the Com” L s. J. t7p cEle ill tF , a & P • 1 : 1 0 J. J. Kaye. Esq. _ 5 6 J. W. Fresislisid, Bs+ 5 J. P. Thomas, Esq. . 1 1 H. C. Sessielt, Esq. . 5 6 The Esti of Dsraley - 10 10 Sir E. Antroints, nut. It It Ste. C. Truster, East. 10 101 E. 91srioribanks, Esq. 6 6 N. Ararat's, Esq,. . 5 6 D. Jardene, Esq. - 2 2 .1. Nanning, Esq. - 2 2 R. Langston, kw 9. . 2 2 Q. Tondinsoo„ Esq. - 10 10 J. M. Hutchinson, Lsq. 2 O. Vincent, Esq. - 2 2 11. Ware, Bs+ . 2 2 EShute, Esq . 1 1 Leaks. fag. 10 .9 B. Allen, Esq. - so Jeysej . 10 10 Comtism of "Jersey . 10 10 H. H. Joy, Esq. - 10 It H. J. Adearie, Esq. 10 10 .1. Bicknell, Esq. • 1 2 J. Adaiphsa, Esq. - - 6 T. 8 , Esq ter d ,.Esq. . . 2 11. J. L% ,l3 :sn. . I Carter, M.P. H. R. Kevin Esq. 5 H. W..l.lvatt; Esq. S Lang, gap . 2 t O. Clarkson, Esq. - 5 6 Abercrombie, Esq.. 6 4 J. Chitty , Esq. - 5 5 'W. Pott, Esq. " - 10 II T. Wilde Eq. 4 .6 J. Davis . . 6 5 J. Wilkes, EA. 5 5 T. Swain, Esq. - 5 5 E.. H. W Maltby, HhitraseA, Esq. 2 2 T. Saunders, Esq. - W. Lowndes, Esq. - 2 2 ittee Room, Jin. 3, 1824. y Messrs. Uowns sod Co.; by by Messrs. Smith, Payne and Stephenson amd Remington, and WESTERN EXCHANGE BAZAAR, OLD BOND. STREE T, Established hi 1817. THE Proprietors havelhe honour to announce, that the Altons. Ornaments, and Decorations 9f their Esta blishment am nearly complete, preparatory to the great infinx of Nobility, Gentry, and the Rublk, usual at this season of the sear t and, as tho' dassusd is of Morse always in mammon for JEWELLERY LADIES' DRESSES, TOYS, WORKED MIMLINS, LACES, HATS, SHOES, together With eery Article of Use, Fancy, Torte, and Ornament. Per. sans desirous occupy mg Counters are requested to snake the earliest application to blr. COX, the Manmer, between the Hours of Elmo and Four O'Cloek, Sundays exmOeif,-when a few Persons of undisputed character will be admitted. TRIALS AT HERTFORD. FORTY COLUMN& FOR ONE SHILLING. THE Price of the Two Sheets of the SUNDAY TIMES, on the 11th Jiwtuary, containing Foity Colosimo, with a episodid.Engraving of the Court, and Exact Likenesses of the Fri toners at the Bar, will be charged One Shilling only. ' TIN Mooday's Edition Contains the fullest Market Page of any Palm ever published. To Ike' had of all Newsmen, and at the Office of rublication, 13a, FlowNetrutt, London. Ear the conveoissee of Persons wishiv to send a P-a to the Gunny by Saturday elgisk's Poat, an early edition is ready at half pout Four **Clock on that evening. GOVERNMENT has given the immense Number of SEVIN' et TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS. on somas of the regretted DISSOLUTION of LOTTERIES. AU why edge sploaditl fortseses tilll lasifeit to avail themselves of this (neer) *eve times the nodal chance. The Newleg begins 111th FEBRUARY, when the Two First Prices will have 20.0001. all Money eats each ; and when, in fact, all are Prizes. The Scheme contains, 3 of 23,0001. all Money . - £40,000 0 11 of 10,0001 Money and Three per Cents. . 100,001 0 0111 of 1,01101..11101., 2001., 1001., 111., 121., and 101. 70,030 5 Every Blank (before 10th March) 101. . . 70,000 0 Last 1000 Blanks, Second Day, the same - 10,000 0 230,038 Blanks no longer continue, as formerly, but have Three Charmes, as these interesting events are certain. Tickets tray be Twee Brawn Blanks, Twice hare the option of greatest part of the Money being returned, and, finally, be drawn Twenty Thou sand Pound Prises. These are only part of the splendid inipruye- ' meats, which the &hems at large will prove. J. and J. SIP,EWRIGHT, Contractors, CeewbUl; 11, Mallborn; and 38, Haymarket. A RELISH OR BREAKFAST AND LUNCHEON—NEW ARCHANONL SMOKED TONODES. Quantity of these line Flavoured Ankles-are wow on 1 sale at ATI/SUES' OIL and ITALIAN WAREHOUSE, No. 31, Sun-eneet, Bishops/fate-street, at b. 6d. and hs. the pair, with printed directions foe cooking; also. 0 EMI TIME SPERM AC ETI OIL. at es. lid. per gsaon best Orzenland Oil, for eassunoss humps, Ss. StLy Candlestick Lamps at 9d. and Is. each; Faulkner's Patera Transparent Floating Ughts at 1.4., the best and most brilliurt ever invented. Midway between Ilishopstrate-strost and Finsbury-square. 0 - TO SAIL IS ALL FEBR UARY. . FOR SIADRAS direct, the teak Ship GENERAL PALM ER, MN Tone, Captain TRUIiCOTT. For Freight or Passage, apply to the Owner, CAPTAIN (DA)ROE TRthiCADTT, Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cornhill. N.8.-This Ship is daily expected from Mt. Helena, haring left the Lisard in April last, and has made a return Mom India is 1 Nine Months. APPENDIX TO THE JUSTICE OF PEACE. This day is published, in Bvo. price ss. 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Valpy, and published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. 11 . 0 The present Edition hilt this advantage over its predeces sors, that It Is enriched with many hundred phrases which have hitherto been unrecorded ; and these have been drawn from the purest fountains, by actual perusal--from Cicero, Tacitus, Te rence, Plautus, &c. THE OAMBLERS.-TRIALS AT HERTFORD. Ile I PACE EGAN, Author of" Life in London," tee. will publish, immediately it is concluded, a full and accurate Account of the TRIAL at HERTFORD of THURTELL, HUNT, and PROBERT, with an Appendix, disclosing some extraordinary facts, of which he is exclusively in possession. The price will be about 2s. 6d. The work will contain— I. Correct Likenesses of Thurtell, Hunt, and Probert, engraved on copper, expressly for this work. 2. Representation of the Court House, at Hertford, drawn dur ing the time of the Trial. I. The Scene of the Murder, with the Gig in the Lane. 4. The Pond in the Garden, into which Mr. Wears was first thrown. ' fr. The Pond at Dame, in which the body was found. 6. View from the Cottage Window, from which the Direased is seen drawn by his Murderers along the path of the Garden. London Knight and Lacey, Publishers, 24, Paternoster-row. s i ,* Orders should particularly express—PlEßCE EGAN'S EDITION. PRIVATE EDUCATION. ABeneficed CLERGYMAN, married, and long expe rienced In Tuition, both as Tutor to a Nobleman, and sub owontly readying • few Pupils into his House is desirous of fiMag a Vining wi th a Gentleman's Son, whose health or education mar Nome sore than common attention. Lusters left for the Rev. B. C., Mr. Triphook's, Bookseller, 23, GM Beni street, Lonrho, will be duly forwarded to him. J.SCHALLER, FROM PARIS, LADIES' BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, }JAS the honour of apprising the Nobility and the Public, that he has Opened the Hose, No. 219, Regent street, where may be had hie NEWLP•INVENTED WATER-PROOF BOOTS AND SHOES, So essential to the health and comfort of Ladies at this particular Isms of the year; with era, other Osculation of Ladies' Boma, Shwa, Slippers, Palesthan safeguards, &c. Ladies ate requested to be particular in sending their orders to Na 2111, REGENT-STREET, near Maddox.street. HIGH PRICE OP COALS. MATTS 6;lTien:hints, No. 6, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-greet, beg leave to inform the Public., that they allow a Discount, for Ready Money, of Seven and a Lialf per Cent. upon the regular Trade Prise (being a Saving of about Si. par Chaldron), which will enable those Yansilles who have not kid In their Winter Stock to supply thesnsetees at the Lowest Price of the Snnnner. . . . 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JMIDDLETON, No. 19, BARBICAN, London, t./ • respectfully announces to Families Furnishing, and the Public, that his STOCK of FEATHERS and FEATHER BEDS are of the best quality, and at the following very low Prices. viz. : Capital White Goose Feathers, well stored l a. d. ta. d. and dressed, pa lb. - 0 2 6 to • 11 I Good Grey Goose - - • 0 1 10 to I I $ Poultry . . . . 0 0 10 to 0 I 4 Flocks - - - 0 0 3to o I 4 Best White Goose Beds - • 3 6 to 8 8 0 Grey ditto ditto - • . 2 ii 6 to 6 0 0 Poultry ditto - - . 1 10 0 to 3 3 11, Flock ditto - - - • 0 II oto 1 6 11, Bordered Flock and Hair Mattresses . 0 8 oto 1 8 11 Wool and Horse Hair - - Mahogany Bedsteads - - „ sl s g to g 6 0 Tan Bedsteads - - - 1 6• to 1 10 I Half-Tester ditto - . - 1 4 oto 1 6 0 'Stump ditto - . . . 0180 to 1 3 II Feathers sold in any quantity from 1116. Red Ticks at Prime Cost, if to be titled. Alattresses, Chain. and riaaa, monads and Ire.stuffetL Old Beds exchanged or stuffed. Iv a glassu on ln u ltirel ,new. Four-Post Chints Furniture, and every Usd et en ,Decorative Drapery, arranged in the inest_Angant Mil et" 'manner in a few hours' notice. Contracts he MIIIIIIWF; NOW, and adleoi Bedding, executed In any quantity. i J. MIDDLETON solicits a trial of the above Goodin soil he trusts, upon comparison, they will be found superior to any ea sob Ist the present rime. Upon the principle of keeping the Ban 0001111 $ l and selling at the Lowest Prices, he builds his hopes of future sue eess in trade, which he will scrupulousl adhere to. N.H. 31.1TTRESSES, PAILLASSES, he. 6 .* Opposite Dixon's Repository, 19, Barbican. SALE BY AUCTION. At his House, N o . 93, Valuable Lib ra ry, Prints, Pine Bust at Virgil, Ike. By Mr. EVANS, • and Eight following Days, Pall-mall, as THURSDAY, Jan. 1: 4 THE very choice and valuable LIBRARY of a No. BLEMAN, deceased, containing a Noe Collection of 11,,. gory, Topography, Voyages, Classics, and Belles . 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DISON and Co. tender their most grtternl theula f o r the distinguished patronage they hate receiver since the!, establishment in Regent -street ; and, zea lou s to retain that honour. able preference, by never deviating from the principle of *elk, nothing but the best articles, with a strict attention to fashion, ate moderation in prices, hope to merit a continuance of their patron.• favours. A superb Collection of Point I l'Aiguille and Brussels Artielts, with numerous Novelties in British tabries, prepared for the 4, proaehing season. No. xl7, Regent-street, Wag the Argyll Rooms. OEOROB AND BLUE BOAR INN, HOLBORN, LONDON, AND Na 96, CHEAPSIDE. rrHE following COACHES set out as above, built oo 1 the last improved principle for ease and safety, by which pa,. sengers and parcels are forwarded without delay, and on the Mott reasonable terms, to all pans of England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. - BIRMINGHA3I very superior Poet Coach, the Courier, every Morning at Six, carrying four inside only. performs the journey with astonishing rapidity, security, and ease, through Uxbridge, Beaconsfield, Wycomb, Tetswordi, Oxford, Enstone, Long 'temp ton, Shipstooe, and Stratford-on-Avon, to the Hen and Chickens, and Swan Hotels, Birmingham. UPPINGHABI and ROCKINGHAM new Safety Coach, through Barnet, Hatfield, Welwyn, Hitchia, Mefferd, Bedfortl, Bletsoe, Sharnbrook, Knotting , Rushden,. High= Ferrets, Irthlingborough, Finedon, Kettering, Oakley, and Rod. ingham, to the Falcon Inn, Uppinghain, every Morning (except Sunday) at Eight. BRIGHTON New Comet Coaches, carrying four insi'e only, constructed upon an unerring principle of safety, set out every Morning at Half-past Nine and Eleven o'Clock, by the much se mired and only direct route, through Croydon, Harley, Words, Balcomb, and Cucklield (avoiding Reigate ill) to the Comet Coach-office, 134, North -street, Brighton, and return from thew at Ten and Eleven o'Clock in the morning. TUNBRIDGE WELLS New Safety Coach, carrying four is. 'ideally, sets out every Morning at Ten o'Clock ; proceeds through . the City, calls at No. 96, CheaPside (where places and parcels errs booked ;) also at Lacy's Coach-office, Borough, by way of &eta ley, Seven Oaks. and Tunbridge, to the Sussex Hotel, TIM* bridge Wells, from whence it returns at Two o'Clock in the AM. noon, daily. Passengers and Packages are forwarded from Tunbridge WA with the utmost celerity to Wadhurst, Ticehurst, Burwash, May. field„ ileathfield. Rotherfield, Frani, &c. Ate. A BERYSTW ITH very elegant Coach, Radnor, Rhayader, and Devil's Bridge, every Monday i an 1 19 1.11 40. neaday Mornings at a Quarter before Seven. HA ItROWOATE very elegant Coach , every Morning et 7. LEAMINGTON superior four inside Coach, wary Menai at Five. — BARBI:UTE, Margate, Dover, and Deal, very safe foto is, side Coaches, every Wonting at Half-past Seven, and Erasing a Half-past Six. 131 It BINGHAM New and Elegant Post Coach, the &map, through Henley...at-Thames Oxford, Banbury, sod Wilma, every Morning at live, to the iles.aad-Chicksos Hotal, Birmag. hon. BIRMINGHAM Expeditious Post Coach, the Prate of Wales, through Oxford, Woodstock, Emmet , Ship**, Sem ford, and Hailey-in-Anleo, every Afternoon at Three, to die Ibis. and-Chitimms Hotel, Birmingham. WORCESTER, LEOMINSTER, MALVERN, HER. FORD LEDBURY, and KINGTON New Post Catch, * RoLa f cm, Afternoon at Half-pest Twit eCkult. WOR e C ie lgtk and LUDLOW New Day Coach, the Auras, through Oxlord. Chipping NOM% Evesheler Maretee.i.Mara, Pastime, One !limited Hot* insi, oetash. Amt. ralbm every Morning at Seven, to the Hop-Pole Lee, Wassetai see Angel Ise, Ludlow. CARMARTHEN Coach, tlweugh Ozbd, Wereater, Hew ford, the Hay, Brecon, Liandmay every Me** st Seven--Passengers and Parcels fce=warded by this Cacti ts St. Clears, Tomtit', Narbeth, Pembooke, Haterfardweet. and Mita Haven. HOLYHEAD Coach, the Prince of Wales, by lilleme . wshesty sae Cd. CUM IMMO only Four brides ail the wey. Mel ODOM ese Mites rest on the road; every dkßistiose Three s le Moan's Hotel, Holyhead. BLENHEIM and WOODSTOC.K PairCentli, removed ft* the Old bell, through Uxbridge and Tamar* way Mere* a , Nine. OXFORD Post Coach, the Star, every Marniag st Nise, through Uxbridge, Wycomb, Tetsworth, and Whoa*, to*. Ear Hotel, Oxford. OXFORD Poet Coach, Royal Telegraph, through Uxbridge and Wycomb, every Afternoon at Half-past Thu STAFFORD and CHESTER Light Peat Coach, every Atm. noon at Three. SHREWSBURY Post Coach, through Hmileyams.-Thamss, Oxford, Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and Shillital, every Ahis. noon at Three, to the Talbot Inn, Shrewabury. LIVERPOOL very superior Four bide Coa . els, eery Nun. ing at Five o'Clock--This Coach perfanns the journey with is. on the goad mobbingod celerity, and is most decidedly the bast conducted Cosa . MANCHESTER Safe Conch, every Afternoon at Thus o'Clock, to the Moseley's Arms, where it arrives at Seven the id. owing Evening.--This Coach is considered inferior to so pubis in the kingdom,Car b ri T a tliFOßa Coach, the Regent, through Stevenage, Biggleswade, Noises, Huntirkgdon, and Wansford, every Morning at Hairiest Eight, to the George Hotel.—hoards and Passengers forwarded by this Coach to Oakham, Upplegbens, Melton Mowbray, and Nmtuightim. BATII and BRISTOL Coach, through blaidenbeed, Reed*, Newbury, Marlborough, Caine, and Chippenhont, every Altera,* — Rif/FORD Poet Coach, the Telegraph, through Hitch's mai Sirelibrd, every Morning at Eight, and A' .=on at Half-pset Two , to the Swan Hotel, Bedford. KETTERING Coach, the Telegraph, through Bakal, Nil. tat, Metros, Rushden, Higham, and Filmdom every Mowing at Eitht, except Sunday. EEDS Royal Union, through Biggleswade, Eaton, Newark, Doncaster, and Pontefract, every Mooring at 5ev 841 2,1 arrives at the White Horse, Leeds, neat Morning at Eight. EDINBURGH, THIRSK, NORTHALLERTON, DAR. LI NGTON, DURHAM, NEWCASTLE, MORPETH, ALNWICK, BERWICK, PERTH, INVERNESS, ABER DEEN, and all Parts of the North of Scotland Dady. CANTERBURY, CHATHAM, and ROCHESTER Post Coach every Morning at Seven, and A ft ernoon at Six. CAMBRIDGE FLY, through Smutted, Chesterford, Sawing; and Shelford, every Morning at Ten. CAMBRIDGE TIMED, through Macke ill, Newport , 'chic. ton. Duaford, Whittlesford, and Shelford, every A st Three, to the Eagle Inn, Cambridge. RI PON,_ YORK, KNA RESI3OROUGH, KENDAL, SKIP. TON, OTLEV, CARLISLE, and OLASOOW, very ray Marnm . AR AR ARD CASTLE, GRETA BRIDGE, GILLING. RICHMOND, CATTERICK, and BEDALE, very feat Fow Inside Coach, to the King's Head, Barnard Castle, Malls! Thiusday and Saturday Mornings, at Seven. WOBt!RN TELEGRAPH COACH, through St. Alban% Redburn, Market Street, Dunstable, and Bacilli's, every Day is apt Sunday, at Half-past Eight. KIDDERMINSTER, CH ELTENHAM, GLOUCESTER. and BROMIARD Coaches Deily. WELLINGBOROUGH, OLNEY, EMBERTON, SHER. RINOTON, and NEWPORT PAONEL, Post Coach, reef Morning at Half-past E*,ht, exeaptlianday. ROTHERHAM SHEFFIELD, HUDDERSFIELD, rod HALIFAX Post C oaches, every .Moming at a 9uarta before 7. OUNDI.E Light Coach, THE REGULAIOII. through Ss , Nene', Kitribokon, and Thrapstone, Tuesday, Thundsy, 06 Saturday Mornings, at Half-past Seven. HUNTINGDON New Light Coach, through Binlenradt. St. Neat's, Migden, and Brampton, every Motning at Half-P 0 Eight. • HERTFORD, HODDESDON, BROXIK'RN, CHFfr HUNT, and WALTHAM CROSS Coaches, every Afternoon at Half.past Three. EPPING, II AR LOWE, SAWBRIDO EWORTILRISHOe STORTFORD, STANSTEAD. and SAFFRON WALDEN Post Coaches, every Morning at Ten. SWINDON, MA it LIN )1.16 LI, RAMSBURY, HUN. GERFORD, and Si:WM . IIV, New and Elegant Post Comb. every Tuesday, Thursday, nod Saturday Mornings, at a Quieter before Seven. ** The Nobility and the Public are requested to observe, that ~, the extremtly dangerous practice of racing is not suffered by any of the above carriages under any pretence whatever. The Proprietors beg leave to inform the Public, that they will o t t l es„ leinse r l i v us, es aerst ru ltabl p e l fa , an4r tch ack e r r iln e rinz t. not hold sore than nor fa i y f lort othcr or P da a m a rged, " lm P lesa amengrn the same b e and an Insurance paid, over and above the common carriage, when r delivers! at the above Inn, or to any of their Offices de Agents a' different Parts of the Kingdom. E. AUGER and CO Printed et THE BRITISH PRESS Office, by J. W. Cefieg•Tos. Hir, s tri a; •and Published by R. Ceonfox, NUM place- all pal Bankrupt Chaneery-lan Issigni 1 ,„/, ,, ,.e,../e7 .. • .• ~... i 4 . No. 6,583 . t NEW TIIRATR, His EVENING, 1 ~ THE Ell I FISH C s To earn:ludo HARLEQUIN A: Or, MALEK AND THRATRR-ROl HIS EVENING, perform t J 1 After whi 1 I i HARLEQUI: Or, THE HOU, ADELPHI ' APHIS EVENING, Performed the THE HEAR After wb DOCTOR FA I 'STITS ... ei.e . laLtt..Ertutit atm TH ROYAL C HIS EVENI rmed NG, he perfo i : *E CALIPH VATHE After • t _-SIR SOLOMON f Ina ' . s si • IVINGTONS . AI 110 ; is ene larg ' i; , ' '.• Ludy published, i A . '..!• ccount ns given in the Year 1821 (commene IP is. Tv. Et. Paul's church-yard, *. . - January 1, 1824. --. ..,* TRIAL FORTY COLD' . . • RE Price of the T 1 . ..‘ . 4 CO the 11th Janus ‘,. • • -, • id Engraving of the - I, . at the Bar, will be t.";:.:iipipertlerst*Tirro;iboie:ievtAkaiNlysdolmcoachar:ouit'vieratcbYhnal..esum,isidi,htanruined, pub lished. ~...). . Fleet-street, London ,is,i . For the convenience of 4 .• . by Saturday nigh' ' ... } .0412 o'Clock on that THE OA M BLEW 4 lERCE EGAN, 1. 1 will publish, immedi s . .•• .nt of the TRIAL 1•• , UNT, and PROBER? .. • unordinary facts, of wit • wal be about 2s. 6d. il / 1. Correct Likenesses of oe, remissly for tl • , 2. Rrmentation of the . - • , the time of the Trial. •,,, 4.:, The Scene of the Ma ,; 4. The Pond in the 0 I. The Pond at Elsner, .. , i ; ‘ , 11. View from the Coital , . drawn ty his Murder Leaden s Knight and L ` 4 .• Orders aftould pm ' • DITEON. . , BELL'S WEEKLY ' . BE Public ore .4 DISPATCH of / ossenpvbse Two Sheets, pri Report of the TRIAL e BERT, with many origi es which no other Journs twill contain an A( Hundred So reigns, Champion:of Engles Erin, who has rei in ItilCgompt the Weekly Tillspaiets Is Will be sant by post to all pas Night's List of Bankrupt tat Day up to Three o'Cl be served with the Dispa Sabscribers at the coma I.llrequested to send the • to the Publisher, at the Di It is ez-wd that all let . have a re..ee for payme N.B. Earl y in this me to the 'Weekly Dispatch, several Views of Old En , .C• ruikshank, alone is won . Weekly Dispatch OS .h., f , •.. , .. • TO LITERARY OEI fro be SOLD, the . . . ..a. RIODICAL WOI ... tory reamene will be giv t' ' • with it. Apply by letter (post-g meet, Strand. • EXETER, PLYM T HE DEFIANCE s • JL Bull Inn, Aldgate it aide, every Afternoon, at i ~.. e t r mun s:f t i:t es a ho li tt:t i d t e h e l l od a e lit Parcels E y nha b : t em e a lt _ rt n 4 , , es* 7 M• ir on the road between . ...... :il '‘ '. Nth" : 8 1• 1: : : "1 :P ISce. Al' Pic" THE Proprietors of COMPANY most son of their very 4 ' Hunters, Milled Dn6 ti coloured Cloths, all of w ' manafeetunt, and may b "THAN AN END), at tt hewer, ......t3g ........................... , ALDERSOA SALE . • RASRHOLD PRISM ROLLS-Bt;ILDINth 11. DIATE POSSFASIO 41. By 1 At No. 118, Chaneery-lan , y by order of the A ss i gns ... : Lot 1. A .. 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