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I:l2ft. priwiraf ~!'„ V. ~',.i ' l , of his Ma- . t N , to: "nilltr , i). r will be ready to I ntraCt for prr- I, :t!.. her ',lin A 101111 f ftfi.:c of flit crd off! r foe Aal Uiii• •• the part 1. • ..r .tddrePsol in the engsvna In ,um of 26, 1!Ifi. h lf 0!;.•4,11 • 'V 0) I' it oh.. ; tl• • I In. and Tlll . It. , 31 - mk m the 1I roc i`TION, • P. T 1 1 , 1 0.11 :cr. n 641 other Good 4 iidia and oilier Ir„~rl~ 'her led in the t . :l:3!otc P:ate 1:!n .c l'ic:ure., &c, Flo:l', s ,hl the ; TObaCCO ‘‘. 110US2. ‘Vy4 her -111,,1•.:•; M,01.1.:1., 141 of Oct,.h.r. :1 the .11t.cr- . :14 ih.pe•tit rit the time it. 31. I; of October. 011;,:e, Ittamm House. Awning anti three in the li t..eintie tortriied ; and , fl n.l r. I be aken away en or ,2t;., 111.), , e for of I)k.ceit.l);:r, . and tbo 1;0.)(;., resold, for !•nt will in eattr ca.e be ~ ~. T~ ~1 • :heir older ni the of . 1 ":6. dirce:ed tilat in filmic i . . •• • I I li.r t )pe.tvlon Rill` r , u,l pyrner,t of I at 1. 1 ! 2 . %i " archousc, AVychetley's . LIGI! a; , ,! UM\ E COMI),INY'S X D1ztp4.1;.,., rti 151..k(7..V1141.%1:9, LOSIMN, f;` , Cl. Illr ( . !•urt of Director,. of "the (;as hiirei:y declare that a Vacant; has in the I -nut ut D.:e:.ors, by the resignniun uf J4lllO •r. ka•b•• tur•ltvr en, that a Ilar-yearly Gtneral Court rt : P•rotit•tt • : thi. I /111 , .`311' . 1 , Ibe l•rld on TIII'It•DAY, : • •'.‘ ~C Novc•v1.),••• n, v.. at I;;0%en o'clock in the Fort:noon, t• nrbor Tavarn, in Ole strand, i t the county of v :be Elr( tit n of a 11i-c,:!or to supply the vacancy the Doecti,ll. 9ccatouned by :he it gnat ion of James Ilretpory. Lsq. v.& take ),It•tr ; And that, s: oull a Ballot be rt quired, it *ill vuo.;nue open tar Four Bouts from its chnimencemtit.. Notice is hereby Kivert, that at the mane 3lezting the An mai Election ci!' Aeriiitirs will take phce; and Conk]liot in 4st caw he r,..titaire.i, it r.ll l.kewite amniotic emu for lout Horn • ;tr. ,t 3 eJaluicAcenient. Dy Col•rt of Directers, 1-; CHARD Dl• DB. F.:n.00'7. '• The Chair •:' t iker. at Twelve o'clock precisely. 1.19, Lemienlllll.s.ret•t, Sept. 22. :7 1 11E E.1..;T COMPANY iuund to ena r-• : :10.r.oirt. !lc rrice of l'e.t 1. o.r ion t iit y are el ei,ull - l • a,l in Ihicciiincr • k! e,.a ion all cla‘m.s •I :.. .. , i• Cottillatrit tli~irStrr ic•LI;011n . I I):T a cie ur.at!u:ter.itted n Lone.on arc ,I PI, ( Tott , r.hani ::-• • ; k-strect, Oxr rd .• r-11. ( aP.:Etti rd, Lacing :he 1'4,6n0n r, lit.' 1iL1,112-strcct Tw~:~. .9, ic, Ver-plac 21. Gcor;:e. I,treet ( I:Al,ton—round-I ine. V r: s; wow A -J. 1.•,u1t1 J -TrAggnn I_ I:. —I, Fr. Ic itk place II , —3l. Tliort,ton ' . 111 j:!, • Irzet It • • 7rt)-11., , ..: Town, 1.3 I V, —Toy IVarehousc, •,) In Ihorooglifores 1 i ineet d.: attention, if iio3t.p.isal, to C. Ila;.rock, - lius. in the •unit y to-lhorrow of the mind," is the ,tr;ct ,t tie of perpc.tial friend. ore wi'h reason, I.y ,~ociatimt tg irto this hpllowe'l obligation, it gulp m rcgulitte the r,,s , ious, but to impurities *hula the freedom -p entailed upon it : To tht.• nettl, ct many cf thn•.o hntleks instant, ,m'Aeru.ion ni the beholder, should ar iZt 1~ atit.tre in the d et.ittily dtc-tt the pre -I).nrbittise the rattliril boa y —a 1. ~~,~.; : a!S I • I °: I' 1: !.i A li Tt :1•. .t.r ;y ,;t the I n ittnr 4 Pnr.V.. /.0:11H H rn. !/n• ( Tlll 1t..11.1 Y. the I" h. 11 . 1;1rCi. , 1).‘1 . ,r. N(24, at lt•H•vis H , .11r7 : I1 .. ;: . :1 1 ( 1 V ft I 1 • ! •ent for Every tvv l'oll Clcar of all 1)otio - 'l' 1:7 Mild, K 11. t I.v V. I %: k c .I. ~' ii. ~:... ~. ~•. , -Er2vt. DI. k-ettct t. 1 ! ',UV.. 1.- " . !:•Iry ; iN a, 1•.• • . bc,% t tor, the eta c while cLey excite the co ..° K 110. rinj nature . fr , ll •fic'7 . l p!ea.tire .1 altttlitioi, arc tribu' pr .-..s I th r. 1.1 p I rs tla tI t' I. i..• :1 ie. uot; trent w` . ,i•h the agonized sufferer ~.etc till.- the I •• •'.e cht:oce if relief. all each, then, we oil. ourstle..s. hope, energy. nti.ci.'ir strength, felicity; ur will our a r.H;ear que-!atalile, sanctioned as they are by the iruls '4.1 ell pen d, of ..wes.ty years' sueee-aful experience. The rey car,- d r: l:fe are • - • . ;mctinics eisturhed by the suspension of t 1. , ,. I ie...itig% which enocentrate the nuptial wreath _tor the fc nalc halt is •tien conmitutienslly weak—yet it can be • trengthen- , 1., or,! ;I; ini;•reved ieto functioral powers. Earnestly shl , to the tiolciing empiric from the posi. son so yr( Atm I,lttn uo. tt t:t:t ;ate f:ent gaientl pi mei. '.es with less h: •'; -1 ; Irl !hint in our own beinourab!e in. t; i grity as Members 111 the t oile r, of Sygeons. we refer the suffer . nig co-mina:l4 of e.tit• 7 (' tinete entering into mat:i t:initial life, at nee •• where daily attendance is given for personal considta•ion ; and '.. •t•t, I: m th e en . :n i r yi a re inane_ i:iii•e'y answered; stain a remittan,^ for advice and tdic tie, whir"! can be Itrwartlen to at., part of the world, how • e li t cit. tuid CO., Surgeons, No. 11 , I . ;9uverie-v refl. Fleet-stmt, •• J published Sir venteer.th Edition, 1. The .4:6 IS of IA a familiar Commentary on the above I,i‘casm HIMEIA NA. reltlrtmed exelttalvely to the Female Sea. 111ny be had at 20. Palernonier.row ; fi4, Pall-mall ; iii, Princes sum, Soho ; 174, Fleet-ctreet ; 4, Catherine-street, Strand, lan don ; Porter, 72, liraftan.Erect, Dublin ; Al`l'hun, la, Trungate, t;lasg . w ; ti, Calton-attest, Edin urgl; ; and of all Booksellers.— Price 5). rouLii; rnivATE LOTTERIES, LIT TLE COES, AND BAFFLES. I. , •:<ry Iyfiir,, Sorierwt-place, July 19, 1826. J OTT R r; 1);•ing finally to case on the 18111 of Oc r n , Ar. hachy F ivt.n. that the Law, against Advernsirg for 7-ale a r'ortign I ottcry Titl:etc and not by Parliament. and ug..inst Little brought in Lottcry Ac- mints mac rs of kets and Snares nriv be Regi%t:red, and their Ate , iimy be ascertit:in tt by application tit this Office. 1.. 111::•'I• %sr DIA DOCK Ail, SEPT. 29. THE (OERT of DIRECTORS of th E:rst India 11);; , k (•;;:i.p.,- , t- do hereby give Notice, tli:,t a GENERAL :SI LET I Nt: of tl.e Prottrimors of the .4itl 1.';111; , my sill be held A ., their II n.t, in St. Iltien's.plAce, P;klinogg4;...oreet, on FR I• 1).11 Nt.X T. the i; It of Octoher, a• Twelve o'clock, for the pur pn,c el ennsitleri. g rt a 1)i video :1 on tk• Capital Stock of the Company, for the Hull V oar erding at MiChflehilai inst. /1:. order (t the Coir,, 301 IN F.\ ";erretaty 14ir will L.' taken ct (Mc N LOCOCK. .Icconch,nr to the “otwral y Si.Z% %, ill begiq hi. next Course of J. on MIDWIFERY anti the Divines peculiar to ‘Vomen aril (•11i:,1;.ro. on T 1: I S3,IAY, OctoLer 10. at St. Thomas's floe- The Lectures will it future be o°•:en nn Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saiii.days, at Nine o'clocii in the Morning. Fiir Particulars, inquire t.t' Mr. Whitfield. at the Hospital, or of Dr. I airock. C 9, 111rywrs..se ct, Oxhinl-stri•et. i.-, ;~: VI( iNiry or sT..).‘mr,:•••:-...riti:ET ) he SOLI), ;he LEASE of a very complete GEN . - ' TI,EIIAN'S two band.rm drawing looms, a u(11-proporolte.1 cwing pc:dor aid morn;ng ronl, .!?,,sing-rnotii, file bed room', water closet, ticat. entratx , awl convenient o.tticts. 'Di.. Premises are in perfect rep and Lleg intly ti-tctl 1"• , 'trot% 1-41 tiActn to view anply to Mr. Squibb and Son, -ntw. I,t , J . , to be poet raid. 1)1 SI!, in soliciting for the List time the f:.vours of his hest Friend the Public, as.urts them that o; Wednesday. Illth Instant, a Ticket. intro gain It cliic•by.1::•1) Inaun. Wilt 'oust gain %VIA), t.c!ay. Ills Instant, a 12narter must gain Imtdat. an Eiglali niust gain NV, dct Jav, 11;ti, lio , t.oit, a Sixtit.ivli must gain l:.‘ po 3;7.1 1,1175 111.11 IItC:allt. All Six of . 341.1 A will he drawn. };rc'a• r decided. atol cvti y Ticket a Prize. 11 . ..dresday, 111.1 i Itiatiait. All Lotteries end for ever. Tirket s and Shares arc sclling by IllSll, Stock-br.iker. 4, Corn hi!, and 9, Charing-cross ; who shard aid sold, within the last 'twelve rive or :10,0011/.—Four of 21.1'ibi/.—Nine of ..!Ofivo.'.__and in the very last Drawing, :id of May, (Class 11) '21.1011' , and :1.:12..1, (Class .1) 21.000 ! . AJr IL TItAl (late Piirtner or ('arstairs), 14, southampt,n-strect, beige leave moil Tel•y.. —l . olv to inform the Public. that ...mimics to g , vc Les , ons 0:1 N...w and (hotline System of Tca:ilintc the ART of AV lIITING on expediiious and unerring Principles; whereby In-Points are tain;lit to sit with ease and elegance. and to write a beautiful runniag-I.and in an iacredihly ,hart period. ilr. TRAIL, has the honour of attendist.; families of the first re speciahil•ty.. _ 1, r hos and Gentlemen are attended either at their own houses, or at his titivate teitl , .nee, 14, Southampton-street, Bloomsbury, when• a prospectus of hi. terms may be had. 11e also receives select Class of Gentlemen in the Evening. from fi to 9 o'clock. Short-hand taught on a very sup;riJr lam—Respectable Schools ENTLEMEN'S APPAREL, of every dcscription l i r and colour, If ENOVA TED. .I‘l . ELL A RDI NG. and to., the Soh Inventors of their peculiar and a.d }l mirablei'rocess, at the old.' stablisbed Factory, 13, GERRARD STREET, 50110, ropectfully prescni to Gentles men, and the Public in general. a most obvious gratification in economy, by specific and excellent Processes for ItESTOIONG the TINT and I.I.'ST It E to WORN WOOLLEN APPAREL, to in original appearance, without being taken to pi ces. Terms. Ready 3loney:—Coats, ; Great Coats. *is.; Great Coals lined with silk and velvet collate, fis, W.; Waistcoats, 25.; Trowsers, Sa.; Breeches 2s Cal.: Ladies' Pelisses, Riding Ha bits, tax. charged aecOrliag to size. Black Renovated for Mourning on the shortest notice. War ranted not to soil the finest linen. N.B. No connexi3n with any other House, nor mock Renovator. FINO PRINCEZA AND M1:10_ GROSSO. T ..... ..... lIES'E superior RAPPEE SNUFFS are sold by JosElm BorcalEv, the sole Manufacturer, at the Sir Walter Raleigh, No. 25. Blshepsgate-street near the City of Loialon Tavern, and may be had of his Agents, viz.:—Mr. .1. Rogers, 31;2, Oxford-street; 71Ir. Westrar, Coburg-terrace, 11aterloo-rond; 31r. J. Brown, High-street, Borough; Mr. But tery, I, Old Kent.road. next to the Bricklayers' Arms; Mr. Jo svpli Holmes. opposite Wesley's Chapel. City-road ; and Mr. A. flonkins, Aldg , tte. oppnsite the Saracen's Head Inn. in packages, at 2s. CI., 1 , . Id., nod ail. each. If ofiercil in any mita way, et:her from a jar or bwile, it is not Benglicy's manufacture. These Snuff, are also sold by to least one respectable 'Vendor in each town ihmtighint ti:c United Kingdom. I if .1 1.1.'S DIGESTIVE or DI NN lilt I'll .I.S.— Of 11 all the complain: , to which the human frame is liable, few are n•ore diStrl ;till mine ( o:11:11:11, thaw it d ;14,11; eyed .ta't• or the stomach, arising from wcal.ness or derangement in the dtgestive organs, and t; tided with Vat ulence, ac‘lity, pains in the stooiach. giddiness, lie rit7.l he.irthritn. To remove these pai••fal eff;. eta where they exist, and to prevent their recurrence, by giving renewed vigour and a hcalthy roue to the digestive powers, is a li t• express design of the above piit.. ; rind expert, ace has abun dantly proved that they are eminiinds calculated to produce these i-tportaut results. By titli'irg thein n short time briore the hour of dimity, the process of ili.;;istliin is as:isii 0 ; and by th. , oe_ use of them the s} stem will be reserv.:tl in a sound and 11,-.0.0:y state. As prerem;res of those ‘evcre bi!i:•as attack, to which some !tenons are liable, these pills arc d,iiriedly reconntii. ~kid, and as an e.lrctual, though gentle aperient. they will ever pTove a most va luable family medicine. They have• alto been I:igl:ly u' cal to per:•ons on long v0ya.... , ,e5, a' d csperit tying a change of climate; and as they do not contain any picparation of calomel, no Littera tion of diet nor con!inement to alit is ri quisite. _ Privired only by C. ( (v.,c.24.,r to the late Mr. R. 11a11). at Ilvlborn.hill; and sold in boxes at 2s. Ml., 4s. rd.. and ils. lid. . _ To guard against counterhits, the Public are rcsrectfuily re qt.stcd to observe, that those 0.,1y can be depended upon g,;mire which have upua them the words " Picpatcd only at 115, . . S:ild wholesale by li!warlc, 1:7. 5... Paul's Church-pi ; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Barcl it, 11. :t-market ; and retail by Straining, Gate of the Itoyal Flxcicmge oi 01115:071. ; Sanger, 1:0, Oxford-street ; Simpson. 21, Piccadilly; Pyman, comer of (heat Titchlield-street,l)aFmd-roarket ; Freake, Tottenham.ceurt road ; Martin, 2, 'prier Seymour-stmt, Sainers-tovin ; Stranger, Charlotte-street, Pimlico; Sellora, 9, King's-road, Slosne.square, (In :set; Fry, 15, lirid:!,e-street, Latten th ; lllounscy, 11, Park p' Kennington; lit des, 17, [lig:l-street, Newington Butts; Williams and Co., 7, Bedford-place, ; Ilolwell, 21;4, High-street. Iluroorzli ; Jones and Co., i. (lunge's Circus, I:reat Surrey-street ; Emerson, I*, Upper East Siniddield ; ItrahMmt, 14, 11igh-strect, Poplar; Ivey, Shorcditeh; 19 1 1, NVithout ; Jones, 11:tekney-road ; row h e s, glary -street, IlaninstrAbroail ; at.d Lancastar, Pool. ‘There may be .ilso had, Ilall's Cough Pills and Pectoral 11.0. songes, for coughs, asthma', shortness of breath, and other affec tiims of the lungs. " ) RIGHT CHAMPAGNE!" I Air—" Cherry Ripe?" Bright Champagne ! Br gilt ! I cry, Five and Sixpence ! Conic and try ! Ifoo be you ask toe where AVire's so chew i• I answer " liere Where ("oarles Wright a store has laid. At the ra Celonti4Je !" How the deuce he sells so low, 'Pon my life, I do not know. Only that the fact is op ! Bright Chanyi!g;ic ! Bright ! I cry, Flee and Six ! Come and buy D I'OTS.-13, St—James's-street, Brighton ; Parade. Mar. gait ; Quiet-street, Ha+. I 31 PORTA NT DISCOVERY FOR CURING TOOTHACH AND PR EsERVING THE TEETH. . „ . T R. CLARK, Inventor of the Cupping Apparatus for I I which a medal w..s awarded by the Society of Arts, TCPpeCt. fully acquaints the Nobility and Gentry, that he has discovered, and fur Writ time successiulir praci' , :ttl, a new and safe method of Curing Toothach, and restoring decayed teeth to their Fortner usefulness, without extre-to;:, or even the slightest pain. Mr. CLARK. having kng made the cure and preservation of the Teeth the subject of laborious and at !act successful research, so licits inquiry into the principle; on which he acts • the leading feat turn of which are an imptivt.ptilsio process of des•rtying the exposed portion of a nerve, irt.tl a cement fur idling decayed teeth, which hardens as soon as appli:d. Reference can Le given to eminent Medical Gentlemen, and others, who have experienced, er wiu:essed, the benefits of the new system. Natural and Artificial Teeth, from one to a set supplied, and all necessary operations connected with the teeth performed, in the must approved manner.--5, King street, Holborn. an•~nn the r I I I 1.1-c Z•cnd 16N T. T to Tiu ~ ii I 13,v, CI!, I, T thy 11 TILE' ARMY. A Detachment belonging to the 4th Regict*t of Foot has re ceived orit r, to march this day, it" , fl Weo4:4t-r, for Wine ieNier. t Ina nr recruit. arrived in tow•i log Saturday nio:nirg. from liris I, on route to join their respective Ikaps and ucp,:ts, at Chatb,o and Calif chary. A Detachment belonging to the 3.itlt itTim.nt of liircr try ins ree-tved unfair to match this cloy. foss Vicatinicarer, for Portinioutii. - ''''''''''' bclonging to the 7IVI mem of Foot i , or -1 dered to riarrh this day, truni IVisittninater or Per.i.iiint.tli, an route to Jersey. pizunicr onnEst.i (Cory.) tstnnueh. 247, 1r.26• Sir .1 Are. , I.y: , n, in losing tin lialu,l,!e a !fel or 211 the :;7111 I:. ginien in 111f1j*wi h ti em. t•, ex ; 1”0-1 bit earliest for ilvir Ckrili,Ued sonour a.. aishen are c:!lvd for:lt by :hr c ,- n•!t• t corps since their lir.t en.rance catts..n ; it I . marked by the siri..trst attention to tot o.ritary duty, IN Lind th.. 37th Regiment 11(111 one btrgie. cekr;em.t. I:;.iug in. age', ol• i 4 t• Ivrn James Lyon is sensible of V . e Tinw,wrielk,a:: , :rtion: of 1:••n!.. Colonel Rarer, i s yerlcoi.l; the di •.;1..;:1-. ri corps ; and its appearanc.., eiiJo inspect. d ses - erd I ,ing c-o.er, with a1 . .. , 05t every recruit in the r.:;;ks, g..s c of has attended diem. Ns" . Lient...(!elonel Ilerer is entiChsl, Ws sincere thanks; and, in retitiestirg iu n to oc .:pt them, the, , N1a;...7.. i-meral begs he will assure his racers. n , o-co men, that it will affiird hint the grc;i:est so-stSet ,, m. if thc ch..7.t.c of the service should again hint to t'r.: honotir tl • Regiment intrusted to 1,,s chaig (s;icietl) E. P. rustr.v, INDIAN 10IY. T E. 31 UNI VERSI TY INTELLIGENCE. COURTS-NIATITTAT, ON .IiNH THE OTHER ItESERTIIir 4 FM' \ IN fliffrit'up;,lo.:. Ithur T ave, At an Ettropain Gourd ( otir7. 11 0 1 nor:. on the Ihitt lit' January, 11 , 24, by order of his i;srelleiiey the Right lion. the Corn.iiarideisiti-Gout of all the lire., in ' , ilia. Butt bather WilLini Herbert. of th • C , rapany 3,1 ru.'talion of Artillery, was at:Hi:mot on the 101 l ia . :tig chary, : tharges.—" Boo,hailter W Ili tin firrlitrt,cif t llt Cemi• 3d Battalion of Bengal Artillery, charge!, Ist. •` ‘Pith &station to tlui ei.e theimnist!l , 182 A, or of January, 11124, at Witty pora. in iltoie!‘ tiirtress or town he was taken prisoner by the British troops, on the ass.lult Of the 111th Jan. 11:26. 2d. " 11 hit having d ar.d abetva the enemy opinst the British Arms." Upon which char.'s,. the Court Caine ro tha following derkion Beliberai tot. and :7—The Court having ly test aced and considered the (.1-.0 lit', for the prosecution :.rd for the detotice. anti what the prison. r iir-cd in Isii ;!I:• it. da the said ili.rbert, of the 4th ', l; ;;l..iiy lilt talinn of Bengal Artilli ry, " Ni t :why ;W. p a i n the first charge. :led do theret , re acipti• ..t . ti:: Finding.—" The Court find the pri•ol er Ilediy of the second charge, for having aided and aliztted On enemy against the British Arms. Sentence.—" The Court adjudge the prisoner. B-nilailler Herbert, of the lilt Company 3,1 Bat idiots a Be' ,1 A rt:llery. to stiff. r 1)ea,11 accordi ig to low, at such time rind tihr. • . awl h.t stun maniier, 45 hit EY elleory the Right lion. the Commander-ins Chief may be pleas Al to Revised Finding and r;,•titei.ce on the Ist charge —`• The Court, having taken initi isomitleration what ILA hen con.niu: i...ated to them by th • Judge Adv.scain„ and haring maturely rceiissidercd their finding on the first charge, ad,terc to then hauler 1:.111.ng aid sentence on tit:lt charge. Revised Sentence on 2(1 charge.—" The Court, having also re considered their sentence on tiic •2tl charge, do adjudgn the prisoner, Bombadier %Vint:tut Hurl-err, cif dot 4111 Om nail 3.! listtalion of Bengal Artillery, to sufT:r Death, by being hanAeti by the reek until deed, at such time and place a. his Eiccelt,:xy the Right Hon. the C.mintander-in-Chief may be pleased to t:i.set.' Approved and confirmed. (signed) Comorm MERE, General, Commander-in-Cbiet in the East Indies. Remarks by the Right Hon. the Ciiinntaililir•in.thief : Though the Commander-in-Chief has afraroved said confirmed the proceedmgs of the Court-martial on liombadier Herbert, his Lordship cannot pass over the finding of Or. Court on the first charge without expressing his sestimenra that sufficient evidence ass produced to prove that Bombarlier Herbert did volurarily de sert to the enemy, as it is clearly in evidelec, that lievir4 broken his arrest, he went close under the wAbiLthe tOrt—th,ore being no cause for presuming this Ass SW , 4 .W.1S ha rolll—in com pany with two men, with whom he rppearetl.to have been in corn.' munication, and on being seised, anriondeted himself Without re siatapce. The above sentence of death on Ronifitad:T 3V:71-Herbert, of the 4th company 3d battalion of Artfil . ry, Is. jasite earned into execu tion on Monday, the 30th Inst., at seven on the Cavalier of the North-east angle of the Fort of Uhurtprue. His Alajesty's Regiments of Civtlry anti infantry, the Done and Foot Artillery, the Corps of dippers end Miners, the several Native Cavalry Regiments, and such Regiments of Native Infantry as can be convenimaly assembhd from the Ist and fJ Infantry Di visions, to be paraded, tar the putrse of witnessing the execution, in front of the North-erst angle, in contiguous columns of regi ments at quarter distance. The whale of the! proceedings witl military arrangements to be conducted untlcr die orders of Alajo7-(4enerhl Itcyneil, 6.11. By order of his ncy t le Commander-in-Chief, W. L. WATSON, Adjutantsficneral of the Army. ivr;. 0 It' wt ~.r .y f !)?rz,.l. . . .1: , 1 11 7 , 7 , (1 . to „7.1 i • 12,v. Edward Swatn•an, M. A. to the VirIIAIC of Dulnrton, ii the inesentation o':the Itcan and ( nap•ur of ICcUs. Head-quarters, Blitirtpore, Jan. 22. 18211. At an European General ('curt-mnrtial, held in Camp at Bhurt pore, on the 111th day of January., INti, by order of his Excellency the Right lion. the Commander-in-( hid of all the Forces in In dia, gunners John O'Brien and James Ilennessay, of the 1d com pany Ist battalion of Bengal Artillery, were arraigned on the fol lowrog charge : Charge—•' Gunners J. O'Brien and James Ilennessay, of till:. 3d company Ist battalion of Bengal Artillery, are severally and re apectively charged with dr scrim to the enemy in the month of lk eember. 182, or of January, ll?fig, at Blau-wore, in which fortress or town they were taken prisoners by the British troops, on the assault of the 18th January, 111:16." Upon which charge the Court came to the toilowine, dee:sion Revised Sentence—" The Court, having duly considered what has been submitted to them by the Judge Advocate, and re-con sidere•.l their former verdict, do adjudge each of the prisoners. gunners John Gr'Eritn and James Illennessay, of the 33 company Ist battalion of Bengal Artillery, to be transported as a felon for the term of fourteea years." Confirmed, (Signed) CO3l BE Id MERE, General, Commander-in-Chiet in the East Indies. Remarks by the Right llos. the Commander-in-Chief. The Commander-in-Chief has confirmed the proceedings of the General Court-martial on gunners John O'Brien and .Icncn.s If en nessay, as thereby the service will be relieved front these infamous diameters; but his Lordship feels called open to mark his strong disapprobation of the sentence which has (•con awarded them, as totally inadequate to the crime of which tu•y were found guilty on the most complete evidence ; and his Lerc:hip cannot but remark on the conduct of the Membrrs of the Coon in persisting, after their duty was pointed out fl them. in a sentence, whereby it would be supposed that the crime of desertion, attended with circum stances of a most aggravated nature, could be expiated, except by the highest penalty authorized by law, and enforced by the invari able practice of war. By order of his Excellency the r.initpantler-in W. L. WATSON, Adjutant-General of the Army. DrAx NEwsenerns.—By the late arrivals from India, we have been put in possession of a Government no tifieation, excluding the servants of the Honourable East India Company from any proprietorship or manK:ernent of the Public Press in that country. The following is a copy of the order as issued at Bombay ; it h; dated the l Itit of May, and signed by the Secretary to Government : "GENERAL D EP ARTMENT.—The !lotion:able the Coart of Directors having resolved to prohibit all persons in the service of the lion. East India Company from connecting thenisclrcal With any newspaper, or other perindical)ounr al (unless devoted exclu sively to literary and scentide object-). whether as Editor. sole Proprictoi, or Sharer in the property, therefore is hcreby given to all persons in the service of the Etst India l'ornparj, on this establishment, either Civil, Nay..l, ur rlilitary, Surgeons and Chaplains induct:if ; and all persons concernad are for.lier ap prized that this order will be enforced, if necessdry, on the part of the lion. the Court cf Directors, by disa.iasiog from their service those by whom it may be contravened." FIRE AT TlOXlON. — Friday night, about 12 o'clock,' llorton and the neighbourhood were put in the greatest alarm by the sudden appearance of flatees issuing from the house of Mr. Smith, painter and glazier, No. 14, BEM port-place' New North Road, Hoxton. 'file flames broke out in the lower part of the house, and the fire burnt with much additional fury from the cireun,stanca of some oils having been on the ground floor. The whole of the fa mily with some difficulty Escaped at the top of the house without any injury ; and the speedy arrival of several en gines, with the activity of the firemen, confined the devour ing element to Mr. Smith's house, which is completely gutted. There was • plentiful supply of water, and we understand that Mr. Smith was insured in the Protector Assurance Office. FRANKFORT PAPERS. i .... Oxman, SI:PT.:10. VIES!:/., SEPT. 19. On Thursday the Rev. G. It. B,neton was elertal Fellow of The following members of the Imprrial Family arrived here Que-n's C 011.., e. on Mr. Mieli,Ps Foundation. yesterday :—ller Majesty the Ardulucliess Maria Louisa. and her The Lord I . 113:10.111 , r ill , h •ri pies. , il to appo'nt the Rev. J. E. I son the 'hike a Reicrmad, ; thee Imperial Ilighnesses the Arch. , Tyke. MD. it'll i' -;i.iir of (fri,l Cullegz, to the Rectory of St. dukes An hoof t e l John ; the Archduke Palatine, wilt hia*Con- Gilus's•iingio. Fold,. Loildon. Ihe Lurt lf,•hop iii St. David's tins bean pleaseti to present the sort. Ills Imperi 1 sort and family ; and the Archduke l',a,ois Charloy and his highnessCan a. the l'rown Prince. -w‘sli the Emperor Elev. W. :llrrgan. ALA. fellow of 11 ,, ..:1:1 , en IV' g,.: , , and Curate and Empress, are expected to.morrox. Thr Arr4ithilie Charles of Nlaidenlo , ,td, Berks, to the vicarage of I.l,.fdovory, and to ap- and his family are unfortunately oliliged, by the illneos of his son, point him Rural De.,ti of Liar ,;aloe':, it) tic calla yof lamer- of which we have elready snoken, to keep apart ('rem the other tbea.. I members of the Imperial Family ; 'fin can only ,see each other , (t•. To , ..tli t c. the 12:h instant. the Hey. Charles Grey Cotes. th-ottelt the windows, Cr at lb. theatre. where' tae Archduke ! 8..-‘:.. t. (",ri,i Chord', rya, itriit'll•lC. by t . :e Joint P.',ltop of Cb ales sit. in a box at a tlit,tat're from Chet of the Emperor. It he ' tiaii-li , iry. hi the Ifectory O f i.;. 11 ,:ta Li,. Q.ainton, on the presenta• I .aid teat tliu Emperor. and all ii ,Nrel dukes. will be present Ott . thin i,t . the Earl of Hat: or. Saturday ar a grand Trv;ew (.1 .he tr oii• compusintr our garrison. Ti: • ff,. T. Itarkiitt. 11..1 has been pr,:r.rl to roc Curacy of FROM TM:FRONT/ERR or MOLIIAvIA, SEPT. It. the :, •, (. •invh, ( lior!. y, Cf.,..‘tiitn. 0 11•:: too,' if tho Rev. J.: In consequence of Latta from li,•clienefr, a report has been Str_;: ,ifott lip :,.r. M..5....f It••iinl C,! 1, , ,,e, who or-tvila his bro ther, t h e R , v. R. 31. 11,o•er, .711..1. of tic abuse College, at the s-road abet... , the when: I:omit:tit, that his Maiosty the I:mperor Niehol' , .. imirediately after tle cut raor:.rg of . the I !otor ition are . Pariah Church in that ft-Iwo I over, will repair in person to the army in Bestarabia. The troops EII'IrESI.ISTICAL PROMOTIONS • Rre.aid to be extremely rejoiced at this news.—,ll Iglu/vine Zelturtg, Rev. Henry Reap. Vicar of Bradtord, liar bi, : r. Sept. 21. mi tate the Itty.-Joito Path , . A 11. c g . 1 ., t . John','.. , britltto, and ('watt of th e (,) , r , i,„„i i , tA N .,., e ,F,t,f, ( hy•bilc, I. ' the r ~ p..!tial Curacy of M'4.l, v. in the parish of ranthsord. i 1t v. Georea Stone, M. A. :.,in to ni instituted. by the V, ry Rer. I thy Demi of Salisbury, to ill: Vir,rage of Longivarton, with the` ( 10 , pi 4.f W.;111 - t, in the eutioty of It irt,ct. nbt! in his Peets4inr • 1 . , 1 t . 1r01117 4, 1 I ..' ion of Serum, vacant by the death of the Rev I Reheat CoNetis. FRANT:FOTIT. St:PT:2p. Baron Alexander N'on fltunboldt, kajevy the King of Prussia, equal! celeinated fcr Lis triirels and Ms nu - inerotr. karvid works, plaited through this ci:y on Nn way (rem Paris to Berlin. llArviv r cn. The DA.? o.c Leezird Carsworen. Prime lt heira-Vt". , :trtek. i:gnecl a C. , nvtntion, liy which he re!lourres for hirr.di' and hi..urcc , ser• the exvrei.e of nil the rights of jurisdic;inr, the -le of which i• under the of the Hier. er:•seq.ult-::. the cir;!: r •ni!ed, taint tlic Ist Oriel,'ncs.t, wiil, :!c,I En.‘httlir r Royal ba:i.nick et 11i !: of CARI.A II . His the Grand Duke has been Meat- d to th• Lrirs of the I , t? John ilunry Voss an once fir In yea, •r the pnblira ion of All ha works, or fir d0u,,101 parts nt I cu'. in all party of Oie Grand Ducal dominitms: ; n ~ , o rity figrillSt the minting of spurious editions, Rod the t•stle nf smh eel. primr4l in other cotintiirs. Th:. privilege, of nurse, exteas to the in:blishers whom the family le;;ally flastnritcl. Srmr. 19. (lee of our papers says, new has beentee t% Gotha that the celebrated Astrenomor. Baron Von Zach, wfio lives at Genos,. in the servie: or the Limo :ter Duchess Clisrlette, had receivtd orders from tine police, given 1,7 his Majesty's command. to leave the Sardinian iinniiinhns in three days. N ;ENNA. SEPT. 03 4-501 s; 11.ok Shares, 1.340 1-10:h.—Au:Irian Obi. • rurr, Scpt. 19.. IV rEum:EATE. ~~ 1.1% . ":'"011L, Fn it) SI I t ' , ti • frwr r. from ,~-~ : , . , i ,•• : 6011, ,erlard. 1/ ever+ 171 , 11 lILI fr, Cape Urc.-n : A cite. :-.111 • . , :14 , 1 110,11 h , C. am; n•t,! •.7,` r (;•:tier ; Su:Ha. f;rm ; Tlircf• fro 11 New ; from Q‘:;. , 1)( ;I) . howtiv. tr.m 1 . 4) y, 'f,:i trot-, (2 1 .0) c; l'arril. ti.),, .1 .i..a ; and ltor!.. :kla: tin. It m ()plan Tn.: ry Ain. ‘rn I arrivrei 3!. Oporto. TI bum I.o . urpool, h. :17111(d at rarn. . _ ..r , from arrived GERMA N PAPtRS. 141()5cow. At:G. 24 (Sr.rir. 5). M.INI irs-ro OF 111,S IMPERIAL 'MAJESTY. " We. Nicholas 1., Emperor and Autocrat of all the Itmslas,' Sze. Ar. &c. With the nid of the Most High, and surrounded with the fer vent prayers of our faithful subjects, we have to-day, cm fritriablif to the example of the pious monarcl4, our ancestors. accomplished the august rererrony of our coronation. and received the holy unc tion. accordiug to he rules of our orthodox church. and we Lass resolved to sigouh4e this solemnity by the favours and hr • • of wbizh the particular , in:. ;intim:C(li— " 1. All persons in eilke, and people of (very car up •rt this day, a.it: miter trial. or stilti•••ct to ahail bt. librraud, .halt the exception of thoite w.to mt. C munlrr i roliiterr, tl. ti, fool venali•v. Thin favour sl a'! by T.lnally exttridcd to tlt•ise volute mates, on account of tlie oh, -Hit 'n which they inc involved, hare nut been, up to the same da•e, clearly proved hy 1112 VTOViaetl ur. not of the ea tore of thoite +thrive sperilizd. It is to be undera old, of corr.e, th et this parthir. doe, rot deprive those who are convinced of their innocence ut the attains of legally justifying themselves if they desire it. ' "2. The same pardon is granted to all soldiers and saitert, ex cept such as may be accused of the crimes shoe sp suet', or of disobeelitmee or insoisnee to their officers, or of having deserted three times, nr ol'ener ; those accused of the latter shall be exempt from juilgtnent. and shall bti incorporated in the companies of dis- Moho:: of the Enginerrit without any other punishment. " Entite amnesty is pr anted to soldiers of all arms and de grees, as well a, to prat:airs and other inhabitants (race'," Jews), who, without permission, may have quitted their colours or their abodes, or gone into foreign countries, and who, within the term of S;XIIICJIItiIS for those who arc in Russia, and of a yrs: for those in foreign countries, shall return to their aboclrs. and (for the milt. tarp shall rejoin their corps. or present themselves in the govern ments to tic commanders of the battalions of police soldiers. `• 4 to If (the lam in 23 sections) zrant remission of debts to the Governaisus 41TIlltr various heads, fines, dues. &c" restoring to h. berry those who stela orison for neon-payment ofseuffr slaUs. The tak of two rubles per head on the inhabitients of estates which enjoy the privilege of distilling btandy is abolished, end all arrears remit ted. (in 10 sections) grants facilities for the repaytr.ent of some lent at different times by the Crown to public 'bodies or itidivWfmis. " In granting the exemptions, immunities, anal favours above specified. we follow, with pleasure, the impulses of our hears. May they be the ple d ge of stir coustant solicitude far our faittifel subjects. May justice and impartiality preside over the tribotials, order and disinterestedness in the territorial and municipal admi. nistrations, and liberty in commerce. May the manufacturers double their emulation, arid agriculture its activity ; may good faith be the guarantee of engagements; may the inviolability of pro perty be tespected ; but, above all, may the fear of God, and a solid aid patriotic education of youth, be the basis of all hopes of ante lioraiion—the first duty of all classes! " The accomplishment of these wishes Is in the hands of the Lord. But while we submit, with confidence, to his Divine PrOCi. , dence, guided by a firm will and incessant attention, we shall not cease to exert our culotte gradually to attain it, placing in it our only consolation, the sole recompense of our cares, and the object of all I our thoughts and all our actions. May !leaven grant that all the days of our existence may be so many eays of happiness and glory to our dear country ! " Given in our Imperial Residt net at MOSCOW, the 22d day of the month of August (Sept. 3), in the year of our Lord 1826, and the first of our reign. " NICHOLAS.° ST. PETERstivnuti. SEPT. 11. The news from Georgia, brought by Count Satneyloff, Aide.de- Camp to the Emperor, does not yet afford the Government suit'- . cheat information to discover the motive of the. incursion made by the Persian troops into our territory, or to determine the nature of this attack. It appears. however, that we are more and more authorized to see in it the effect of a fanatical impulse, which per ' haps the Schell of l'ersia himself may not have been able to repress. Meantime the troops of the Surdar of Erivati, which had crossed our positions, advanced but slowly. On our side General Perms loff was collecting his army, and only waited for the junction of all his t-oops, to commence operations.—Jcsarnal di Sainte Peters. burgh, Sept. 12. c hn, STIYUNA, SEPT. 22 The Sardinian schooner the Pearl, Captain Giuserpe Laura, sailed on the 17th June from Gibraltar, with a c of coffee sugar, cochineal, indigo, and Indian silks, arrived :it the island of Longa, at the entrance of the Gulf of Smyrna, wli ,, re tt anchored on the 2-Lit of July in the ever ing. On the 25th in the morning, a Hydriot schooner, which it I; said was watching the motions of the American squadron, then at anc hor at Wourlac, fired a gun as a signal to the Sardinian Copts to come on board, but the latter not obeying, the Greek Captaiii , ect two boats with orders to take possession of the Sardinian vi-ect They were received with a brisk fire of musketry, and after liav four men killed, tacked about. The Greek schooner ininithitatvly approached the Sardinian vessel, threw out grappling irons. and took it by boarding. The Sardinian crew of fifteen men, iixl,l,ling the Captain, defended themselves bravely; nineteen Greeks were killed on the deck, but numbers prevailed over valour, ant the Sardinian crew were cut to pieces, except one wounded sailor, v hkr was saved by the Hydriot Captain, whose gratitude held the ,; at raised to strike him. The sailbr, it to said, had saved the life of : Captain, who was at Constantinople at the beginning of the Or !; k revolution. The Sardinian having thus been seized by fore. , sent to Hydra; the poor wounded sailor was lcit on here' ; t Greeks threw bins into the sea near Tina, but he waped by ming on shore, with the assistance of a piece of wood. which 1•1;- videnee threw in the way. He is now on board the Si:x[lll,mA' gate on the Levant station, which, it is affirmed, sailed immediately to Hydra. The King of France was in the list of subscrilKri for Mr. Williams's Views in Greece; and, in ti.s.imony of the high opinion he has formed of these lnautiful en. graving', he has sent to Mr. Williams, through :he Che valier Masckt, the French Consul here. the iste gold medal struck on the occasion of the Sacre. The letter from the Duke of Duras to Mr. Williams, acconm.inying the medal, contains the following passage:—" Hie Itla jesty has been much pleased at receiving BO distinguisheil proof of the progress which the arts have made in a coun try which will always be to him an object of tvely in terest, the remembrance of which will ever be dear to his heart."—Cuiethni;da Richardson, Goodluck, and Co. beg lea:•e to re mind their Friends, that the 18th of this Month (Octo ber) is peremptorily fixed by the Lords of the Treasury as the final conclusion of State Lotteries. On that day, when Lotteries end for ever, six Prizes of 30,000(. will be drawn, with many other Capitals. Richardson, Goodhick, and Co., respectfully invite their Friends to take a Last Chanue at their office, 101, Bsnk.buildingv, Cornbill. Lnnias Gzh,ton, -, from l',l:a;r, h N The .Ir.l•u< spoken L. , t rig. it ow the f,^m Viiginia, for Liverpool, wa3 3101 re, rt... iro. The Sherherks3, Cooke. I:it 7 t . rpeol, has arrived at Rio d I.'vtrpal, It::: arrived at N The :‘1,1111 , 41 Q 1 .10 1: ct. , e 21;:11..11!:: Sal1(-1 pt. ::"; wiled St,'pt. from 1,10,0 n, 1!7.. arrived a; Rio de .baneirf. , on n:_ l I. Douglas sr.ro to •nil from ist. and 1!.: Hero in three or four days after. fn. Monte Video. Davison, for New Drleuns ; Fame. LAtitftn, for l',rlstr:oolli. NM.; :f Lew!, fir Yttrkl Nt':) . _ E hr.rl Olt". :la •Ie W. •cal , for ll,un. hor - r.'); ;•:!iz•Vic ,l l, , Y.; lady , troher , '• Philps.for:dcoina; c't . • •rcice, f.tr NLI7 :ork ; leak. Ptar:;cs. for l'ortnn-tt:i, i; (lam), for Ifortodarn ; Wafer !lon, Mar•in - ler. 1,-; •I , `"`7.` ?I ort;nwr, ft . r Nantes; f;uot, Farren, for N2‘... Yert; ; for ; 11.:ry, Gnv. for Singov,lreZ N , woof., for Bronco ; 1 - ;!iz l'ilLams. for Na!th-4; Aloton, Scott, fnr Savanna' . ,; Ar:..atia3, flume, fo. Hal Tetr ,, a, liavac. for flamborgh; f;•tafeite„ —, for 31:11:el ; Ft tadship, Torket, for Nica•ina OroArolin, T'ooropson, for No..' York: and LitUC Cherub, - for Voil.alk-lidtia. 15.% TUB IIAY, SF.I. r : :1!1. Arrived the Julius Cmsar, West, from Virginia; 'William MA'AM . ). 1111).'hir ,)11, teem (2ui.litc; Eagle. New ill. froth Vir ginia; Pyramus. I) ichulini, from Jamaica; Robert. Evans, frial Jamaica; Mary, Sims, turn 31irainachi; General Bolivar, —, from Quebec ; and Clarissa .Inn, I )ittn, from Italetton. hrrip. off' at 311 el.. past 5. The Two Tarsals. from Quebec. which tc...s on shore zuir Beacon's Gutter. has 1.; eu off and brought Into 'lost. The Orison, 31oh•e, r•on• Livczpo , !, has arnr..l at Jamaica. The Lkanor, Bathurnthwaitc, 1;.,•.nt Jatualct . ., has urriy..ll at Lancaster. Pus:ow:Tn. Sr.PT. V.—Arrivo.l the Balm:ill, liag.4l, from St. John's, New Bionswick. NVianil A.S.W. Pon - I - salon:a fa, SEPT. 29.—A:7kt:ft the Plebe, Haviside. Cant Rio. Pessiwi itsla.-Cfaufase,„.Rgeolss, from Tobago. His Ala ;sty's ship Naiad is released ;rpm quarantine, 104 waih his - Majesty's ship Arackne, come Into harbour. Wind S.E. HASTI*Utar SPT. !N.—Arrived the Apollo, Blrh, from Bar bie': alarle - M'Clau, from Jamaica; Brunswick, Blake, from Quebec; Somerseishive Ross, from Jamaici: Stranger, Ritchie. front Quebec; and Domingo, Blight's, from Hayti. DEAL, SErT. 29.--Papsed the Nancy, Scott. the Thebe, Reid, and the Tyne, —, all front Jamaica for Lando.). The whole of the outward b ound have sailed, and are round the South ForeLial. Wini S.S.E. :MARGATE, SEPT. 19.—Arrived the Olive Branch, from the Cape. Guavrsexp, Sr.PT. '29.—Arrived the Mountaineer, itlalo, front Ostend ; Four Brothers, Harvey, from Jens. ~ y ; Ad 2, Friend, from Demerara ; John, (teary, front Jamalen ; 4 ' 3 .l:eT t ne. —. from .Tanutica ; Saltoun, Mason, from Dominim: Renown, Ga7di ntr ; Indian, I;ady ; soil Clltlen Spring, Pr.: •'•a-ii, from JairAira; finid Melv;lle, Drown ; Exit., —; Sir IV Lli tm Wallap!, Nes. bitt ; and Pilot, Marshall, trim Ltiila ; ‘Villiant. Wet-dell ; and Commerce, JaiLeson, fout Hamlin:as ; New Threm, Cook, front Cape of Geod Hope; Ganges, Veung, from New Orleans ; Lady N`Naughton, Faith, front Calcutta; and James Dunn, M`Beitb, ' front New South Wales. VARMOITTIf t SEPT. '2.9.—The sloop Experiment, from Lon don for Spalding. aprung a Lek yesterday, in Ouse roads, an:l was run on shore on the beach; she was got off again after being light ened, and brtiught in to repair. Crew saved. Mo.PoaP, .Surr. 23. —Sided his Majesty's ship Diamond, Capt. Lord Napier, with Sir ( - harks Stewart ~!.d suite, for the Channel. Wind W.S.W. EistwonE. Sr pi . . 19.—The Friends. Cornforth, from (loam burgh for London, has put into Arendabl, leaky, and must dis charge to repair. The Horton ; Oswald, front Newcastle fur Hol sitin, w a s driven on shore at l'alkenhurg, 113 , 11 inst. but assisted off by the I)ivirg Company, to a lealq state, and nius. repair. AMSTERDAM, Soot. N.—The Victory, Robarth. tram Arch. angel to Amsterdam, was wrecked on the Englishman's Flat, 18th 1 inst. crew saved ; about 40,:dai barrels of pitch., marked L.. sup yoaed to be part of the Victory's cargo, have been driven CAI shore at Terschelling. Tice Anne, Poe, Stay, Bashley, and William and Henry, which were sent into Monte Video, have arrived at 11;o Janeiro. The Mary Ann, Spottisamd, frtva Londeat to Bengal, was spoken with t: h ult. in tat. 13. ',mg. 21. The Wllhe'tnina, Neumann, tlom Nantes for Dantzic, having st,vrn trct water in the ttultl, was auandoned by die crew 11th in lat. is N. hmg. 3. E. atri sunk immediately atter. • The Stbannsit Cathatina, 11;larv, from Bergen nw Rigs, is stat ed to have run :;ground in the nvh: of the IVth inst. on the Tictelu, I and afterwards sunk. Th crew were saved. The Victory, Roberti', from Archangel for Amsterdam, ran aground on the Englishman's Flat, 18th inst., and went to piveca. The crew saved ; of the cargo, which has chi..ft:, driven out w sea, some bariels of pitch are saved. Capt. Alolencar, twin /lalje, at. rived at Tersclielling the saw, the day betide, a wreck on the Borbrif, where, as well as at Ousterchelling, seine bards of pitch end tar have drifted. it letter Iron Tendtvllu , g vi 22. i but. rays, that the number of barrels of {.itch and tar which have drifted on shore ate from 400 to MM), (.'tll probably came from the Victory, Ruharth, oiettliJueal abort.) EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The last India Company's ship Berwickshire arrived in the Bengal Itiv.:r the 3d, and the Thames the tith of May. The Las! India Company's slip Dunira., cutwarthbound,was an well on the 12th Junc, in Ist. 34, 39, south, long. 2 - 2 east. CUSTOM-HOUSE, SEPT. 2tl. ENTERED iNWAlti)s—haralt Ward, Moore, from St. Vincent's; Lcgatus, Anderson, from Archangel; Vrouw Margaretha, Pot, Groningen—Diana, llavis, from Para ; Spanish Packet, IVrightson, from eville; Valiant, Walker, from Archangel; George, Holborn, from liticriwe...; Lady Last, Tclbert, from Bum. bay. Alip.•e, Maurititoi, and St. - Helena; Henry Porcher,lllorria, from Coma and St. lichens ; Sabato), Alason, irein Madeira and Jarn..iea ; ludertni y. Woadiill, from Demerara ; Richard and Si hello, Hood, ;rom Jamaica; Charles, Milne, from Tobago; Eliza. both, Spain, from Liverpual ; Hobbs, Buchanan, from Staugate Creek ; Hope, Burns, from ll.i. Janeiro; Florida, Potter.. from irgiiiia. Es TEnEn OU7WARDS.-11offnung, Jorgenson, for Ringkio hing ; Sr. l'icrre, Ale Putter, for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent; Peinee Saxe Coburg, Ladd, for Rotterdam ; New Union, Vanden Ihrozeke, for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent; Jolla Joanna, So gaert, for Antwerp; Glory, Frost, for Rotterdam • Lady Dun for llaniburgh; Vrouw Hendr.ka, keamer, for tt ' ten ' a i tt ' Bruce, Sim, for St. Lucia; Triumph, Green, fur Bombay. • CL EARED Out waans.—Edward, Wessels, for Bremen ; Bor neo, Ross, for the 31auritius, Batavia, and Singapore ; Hylton Jul. litre. Mowl. for Datriburgh ; Alliance, Whitrung, for St. hilt's, Nevis, and Grand Canary; Robert Edwards, Sherburne, for Charleston; Belfast, Roberts. for Rotterdam ; Eagle, Smith, for Cade; Fenwick, Ireton, for St. Petersburgh. Orly. n• ..:.~~~ ', F • t I