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lii I /, L ~: /I . e .1/ ' t !., , ;. , • / !• / - •7" . • LLIGENCR. CAMBIIIDGE. OCT.PL It. Thomas Watson, F A tted Doctor in Physic. day afternoon toms at $ rwing months ;'a; !December, the USA F. John's; February, 114 ',lnon, Cath. ; Apr; 'A' inity. wDAT. OCT. 21 English Grain tinting l as reign Oats; this me nu ,. samples front Eases, sa d Norfolk. The )le4tig variation in pric es of hag, d from last lllonday, at of the Barley here thut taken off at 365. to 311 1 . ps , .ggs, to 3da like quarter. ugh heavy sale. were s o t rector tom was full ls. ?e t sale and cheaper; but in Linseed and Rapeseed is es of bonded Wheat pass I. to 4114 .: _per quarter, !Inch lour. rho average puce of s stzond week, much doub t this article will be allowed brisk a sale to-day as lave e. awass. - 300 to 421 to t 7, - 45* W 4% ]I•LT. olk (pale) -- 02s ft Ilay lk & noex (do.) 62s to • (brown) - 60 s to Zh DEFY. • --- ish . 22a to 281 go . 22s to 2Si LIIISEID. ish -44 s to 43 1 gn -34 s to 3t's aerromeD. ish (per last) 241 to 261 .. f 1: LDS. paced (per qr.) Ws to 13 gn (ditto) 30s to .orrlseed (brown) bushel - 121 to li ( white) 9s to 14 n (red) per Cwt. 40s to ts (white) . 401 to us ail - 2lts to 2flo twaysted (new) 44s to 41s wider - IA to 1% 7s Od to 7s 01 1427. 23. . II Lis to 21 Os 7 . II I6s to 21 t s . II 18s to 21 lOs Peas . 21 Os to 21 2t CT. 23. i,per load 21s to %el • . 2ts to ifs ] 23s to 2f4 - . 32s to KGs •r, OCT. 25. last seek, but today it iccasioaed by the numben ifferent country fain, arl r speculation. Thu large he trade in the carcase mu. other for keeping, have pro. d. per stone, a great dal large market of Reef has as Veal. Mutton is 241. per yep hat as on this day sea. 7 heavy sac. The lug tone. _ _ . 3s 4d to 4s 84 . 3s 134 to Ss 441 Os Od HIS DAY: Alves, 190 I Pigs, 240. ET. Od to 51 15s Od Od to 4/ lOs Od Od to 61 Ilk 01 Od to 61 So Od - 0;1 to 41 is; OZ ALL—(By the Conaol). - le ad to is k . as b to ad Il i es ed Metropolis is lid. for !te ho cell from a halfpenny I ES, OCT. 25. Os Ud per Ton. VD STRAW. LEAD. Mlll7 ECIIAPEL._ ;41 Ole ei TiOr Od to --o rer . llgrs Id to 13N Id 42s Od to ao, it per Seam of 81b. Tallow Alehen), 2s MP, ite. pee IDA& low Soap tied _ 78 6 ea a - Lb Od -16 s Od d Dregs . es el low elsoodlere Hon. id I Moulds, leo id allready worray. shops ire from 7d to eg OCT.cwt 23. BAG/. t 4115 s so 61 fr es . 41 his to 3J et . & alto IS es F ay T. 64 ta bSa rket Calf (each) . 6. oa d I Downs, its Od to 24 OPI WI, Os Od to Os Od IF.R, pet lb• led to SO 23d to 24d IN to 191 sad to Sid laid to /9 lad to 2 1, ma to 224 14d to VA 9211 to 5 21 2, 17a so P",, lod to Itt I3d to Lsi 13.1 to zg• Mtn - r, 0cT.23. ars Od m ♦ll le Od so no 6 6 Od to —4 ea Od to -62 i ed to —4 ti D. icknef, Jobs &Dial& Ra• Elizabeth, widow of the log Surrey, Ann, w ifk of JolaP4 St. Meat's, Humingdosibir s . of his age, one ofthe Vire many years Chairman of thi Suffolk, aged 82, Charkat4 bat CZ, u p war ds of dlio 7 td • re of nearly WOO hen three times the eircsmiz., =1271 rrltgo LT LONDON DRIDOS . (hams 61 min. brier Ogles. by J. W. Cnni.cos CAX 1101, Mme riaCt• No. 6,833. A NOLO MEXICAN MINING ASS OCIATION. /IL The DEED of the ASSOCIATION for ism' ting in work nig the Mines of Nlexico and Other part. of Spoil America, being abort to be Enrolled in the Court of 7,hancery, and its ng tin. signed by the Proprietors of certain Shares in the Capital stock of the said Association : Notice is hereby given, that unless the sante be signed by the said PrOpfletOri, on or before the 11101 of Nov. legt, the s‘id Shares will be forfeited to the Paid Association. JOSEPH LOWE, Secretary. Oct No. 141. Leadenhall-street. THEMERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY, tine • BANKRUPTS' REGISTER OFFICE, 25, CATZATOII.IITREST, LONDOT. Tins Institution was several year, since established, for the pur pose of abetting and furnishing to Subsaibers the full . ..st infontfa. :son relating to all Bankrupt and Insolvent Estates, and particu. lady as to 3leetings, Dividends, Assipees, and Certificates, in order to recent the lon continually arising from the want of such infortmmon ; and the utility snd importance of the Institution have been generally felt and acknowlnlged. lance the formation of this Establishment it has been extended embrace— d. The Collection of Debts, Dividends, end Rents. P. The Management (as Accountants) of Bankrupt and Insolvent Estates. 1. The Investi ga tion and Arrangement of Complicated and Dis ted Accoun ts, for the assistance and guidance of parties engaged m p ar cership, arbitrations, euits, or otherwiset and of Executors and Admirdorston. And in this department experienced and able Act:reactants snd Co ll ectors are employed, for whom the Directors are personally responsible. Th e Monies received on account of Amapa* are paid irnmedi. Orly as received w the Bankers of the tistss ; and the Debts, Ilividinds, and Rents collecte d, are re g ularly paid to the parties interested, on the first Wednesday of every mouth. • The funds of the Commercial Travellers Society (which stand In need of great assistance) an aided by the profits of this Eats. blishrrent ; and therefore, as well on account of its utility, aecom to twnelit the Commercial Travellers' Society, the patronage, r mendation, and subscription of Merchants, Bankers, and Tndere rapcetruily solicited. Solicitors will save much time, trouble, and expen.e, by a refer. OM to this Office for information relating to the Mae of Commie. 'ions and Meetings under them , the proper Description of Bank rupts and Insolvents, the Names and Residences of the Assignee, and Solicitors. Dividends and Certificates; and therefore the Direc tors hope to be favoured with their names as Subscribers, and with their powerful support. The Subscription to the Bankrupt Register Office is One Guinea per Annum, which entitles a Subscriber to have notice sent to hint of all Meetings of Commissioners and Creditors under every Coin. ra.aion of Bankrupt in which he is or may have been interested or . concerned, on forwarding the name to this Office. TREASURER, Sir Charles Price, Barone.. DIRECTORS. Mr. Gm. Austin, Wood-street Mr. R. W. Cole, Old Chants )Ir. D. Hawkins, Bishopsgate. Mr. E. Melville, Wood.etreet street Mr. E. 'fewart, p art, Mr. J. J. Iselin, Accountant. Mr. T. Perry, Secretary. I?0YA L NATIONAL BAT II COMPANY ' LL 1, LANCASTER-PLACE, WATERLOO-BRIDGE, For conatructing extensive DA'fllB in convenient parts of the Metropolis, suite.' to the relative condition of the inhabitants, sad combining all the varieties of Fresh, Wanu, Cold, Medi canal, Salt, Vapour, and Pleasure Baths. CAPITAL-2.50,0061. DIRECTORS. SIR WALTER St 111. INC, Bart., Chairman. Joni( GOSLING, Esq. Deputy Chairman. Robert Child, Esq. William Rothery, Esq. John Farquhar, Esq. Richard Sanderson, I:sq. Frederick Fir.chrtm, Esq. Sir Robert Seppings, Joseph Moore, 31.1). Charlet Smith, M.D. 6arl.3l.Onitnamity, 31. P. W. U. Stirling, Esq. BANNERS AND TREASURERS. 9.1 r Walter Stirling, Bart., Stirling, and Hodson, Strand t sad Noun,. Nastennan, Peters, Mildted, 31asterman, and Co., Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street. ♦ICHITECTS. Meson. Bantock, Geary, and Lever, Coenhill. SOLICITOR. George Alscoti,Esq. Mark-lane. the Capital to be invested is 110,1100/., and this sum is to be niscd in fit% Shares; hut a poir2r is given to the Direcfixs to in. Mese the capital to 300,000 f. if they hereafter think proper, the present Proprietors basing the preference in the purchase thereof two pounds deposit or instalment is to be peal upon each Share at ti a purchase thereof, and a further instalment of three pounds on signing the deed of settlement; two mcmtlis notice shall be given of the last dey on which the said deed shall be open for signatures. Other calls will be tirade upon the Shareholders as the Directors may think necessary ; but such calls shall not exceed five pounds per share, at any one lime, and two months notice shall be given of •eva - y such call, and the instalments must be paid upon the shares as they become clue. No person shall be allowed to hold, in his or her own right, more than forty shares. The holders of five shares, or upwards shall be entitled to attend email courts, and to give one vote on all business which may be holly brought forward ; and the holders of fifteen shores shall be entitled to give two votes; and the holders of twenty five shares, three votes; and the holders of fo:ty shares, four sow. r mon is eligible to serve as Director or Auditor, unless be hob!, in his own nght, ten shares. Whilst the metropolis of every other country is amply provided with Public Baths, it is surprising that London alone, so pre eminent in all its other public institutions, should in this respect stand so obvious an anomaly, and an exception so inconsistent with its relative importance, and the health, comfort, and well being of its immense population. The great benefits resulting from warm and mid bathing require no comment; the practice h.ts received the sanction of all ages, a the concurrent testimony of the Faculty: the acknowledged neglect in this country of the advantages to be derived. can only hare arisen trom the expense, and the inadequacy of the means provided, which have long been subjects of serious regret Thousands, for want of proper accommodation, are driven to bathe in the most distant, rammed, and dangerous situations, and a far pester r.tunber are. from this sircumstance, deterred from the natation; the extravagant charge for Warm Baths excludes all but the opulent from their enjoyment. There can be no doubt, therefore, of the necessity which exists fr the construction of extensive Public Baths in this crowded me thienits, and of the certain prospect of ample remuneration foe the capital which it is proposed to employ in carrying this object into dem Time considerations have led tc the formation of a Joint Sock Company, for the purpose of sttpplying the deficiency complained nr, sad to afford to all classes of the community the means of in t-aging, at a moderate expense, in a recreation in every way so etential to their health and comfort. To accomplish this, it is proposed., in the first instance, to con. shall a principal Bathing Establishment at the west end of the town. upon a , cafe of magnificence which will do honour to the architecture of :he country (of which the plans may be seen on ap. titmice at the l'ompany's Office), combining all the varieties of *hash, worm. out, medicated, salt, shower, vapour. and pleasure 'me. under :elm:Mons which will ensure the patronage of the highest and most respectable of both sexes, to whose us*, maid. Another e ti kivvir, this Bath's in ten d e d t o Se devoted. artily extensive Bathing Establiat.tacat will be hum/. liately minuet..a t a th e most populous distr: t at the eastern ex trzcite of the City, and other Baths suited to the relative condi. teasel' the inhai•itants, will lie provided in various parts of the ractrorilis and st.SurLs, to which the terms of admission will be 3° modiste, as ti place the benefits of every iiescriptioo of bathing within the re f i t of the poorest claaace. In the acantruct:on of dm Baths the Company will be assisted br the experience of the leading scientific men of the age, and the mon distlnguilhed members of the Faculty, so that they will be : o ^ 9 ol and candneted upon the most approved princip'...s. and at the lame ti ne with the .trictest regard to economy, compatible with the objects in view. NIT convinced, from the united testimony of all nobs and Profane's, Mat Mt: ohjmts which they mutual:time will prove exteathely beneficial to the community, the establishment of the !Ygal Natio:id Both% cannot be deemed a sp.:a:dation, as the • anfpany s. centine t'emselves to plans which arc known to be :Tuttcable, and of which the expense is susceptible of the mat 'came calculation. pals ins Mr the remaking shares must be made by princi. V . " Only. EiddrtriLl " To the Directors," at the ofi:c , • of the Corn ; Or at Allessra.Eil • aril Change-alley. 1 4 '72 CORNS, 111"NIONS, TWIRLS'. :e L /;Rl'...S5IVIlli CORN PUS TER tasio".• • .! from a Recipe . ,;;ir.g to her late Ma- E is an eye Tut R.dnst r for eraciira:ing l'orns, add giving re rf to t'aose ;taw: hard vubstane..s at the bottom of their fee; •Ti hot; tv•ast pain or inomvtnienv-, avid will prove a very t.aful Family P17,,,..er for fresh Wounds and :aids, likewise for Bunio ns . Preparal by G. MORRN Chemist to the Royal Family, Ken sinemn. ( ~..Snln In Boxes at Is. and 2s. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, 4. it urwide. ht. Paul's, and 2'20, Regent-street (near the Argyll lanAlon IVaterho-place, Edinburgh; S3ckville.street, j~q~ lin ; and by t h e principal Medicine Venders throughout the tee kingdom. he O el f whom alio may be hatl, PERRY'S ESSENCE, which has declared in hiKhly eftpatable Medical Journals, to be the ...beet thing ever discoreral fur the Tooth and Ear Ache." In nottki, ly lid. and 2.5. 9d. - . N 1.11. Re careful ts an k for " Morris's Brunswick Corn Plaster," " Pay's Limy: for the Tooth Ache." , ,• I IL Tilt 4 i -Aftl -lam N LORD VINTON. • THE Proprietors of the Examiner having been favoured with the loan of a Drawl from a Bust of fiord Byton, ex. seated at Pisa, by the celebrated Sculptor BAKTOLINI, in 18•21, and esteemol the best as well as later Likeness of his Lordship, has had it drawn on stone; sad a PRINT will be given with each copy of next Sunday's Examine , . Thesise is that (tithe Examiner page, so that Subscribers may bind it in their Annual Volume. BOOKS IN THE PRESS. Jand .1. SIVEWRIGHT recommend to their Friends • and the Public the Scheme to be Drawn NEXT AVEDNES DA li, containing 2 Prizes of £30,1 00 I 4 Prizes of £520 1 2 - 2,000 10 - 210 2 - 1,020 10 - 200 And every Ticket will also have 51. Money. J. and J. tivewright had the satisfaction to divide the eery First Prize of 30,0001. that was ever drawn, and hope to add many of the shove to their unprecedented List of Capital Prizes, the great increase of which was first introduced be them into their Contracts, and which they are happy to tire continues fortunately and judici ously to be adopted and acted on, and make,' the near approach of the Dissolution of Lotteries a universal egret. As thew system has raised many independent fortunes, they trust a continuance thereof awaits their future purchasers, at their Old Offices, No. 37, Oornhill ; 11, Holborn; and 3d, Haymarket. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1824. On Sattirlsy next will be published. 111.ACKW(1()IES EI/INBUIt6II MAGAZINE, No. 1.0 XCIII. for (*usher, 1824. Cox Tzwra :—I. Bore Germacieg. No. 19. Goetz iron Ber• , lichingen, a Tragedy. by (;pmhe.-11. The Shei.herd's Mtn and Women ; Brief Hypothesis concerning the difference in their I lenius.—l% . Song, There is not a Breath.—V. The Church of England and the Dissentert.—Vl. American 'Writers. No. 2. —VII. Memoirs of Joseph Britsbritlge.—.Vl 11. Profligacy of the Lo• Alon Periodical Press. No. 2.—IX. The Magic Lay of the One- II ChaX. The Liberal Systena.—X 1. Wonderful Passage in the Life of Mensie Wsuch, Tailor.—Xll. Tho Confessions of a Cantab.—Xll I. Chapters on Churchyards. Chap. 5.--X IV. Twi light.—XV. America it , tl England.—XVl. Appointments, Pro motions, Ac.—XVII. Births, Marriages, and Deaths. Printed toe 11'illiam Blackwood, Edinburgh; acd T. Cadell, Strand, London. Herein the aspect's of the heavens learn; And of the times the mystic signs discern. At the same time with the other Almanacks will appear, beautifully printed, price 2s. tid. and done up neatly in an °memento' wrapper, the fifth edition of THE PROPHETIC ALMANACK, or ANNEAL ABSTRACT of CELESTIAL LOKI:. calculated from the rEra of Human Redemption for the year 11121: being the first after Leap Year, and the Stith of the Reign of his Majesty George IV.; which, besides rtistering and explaining the Perin dical Pheaoinens of the Ileavets„ and the 01E40111 Tendency of particular Configurations of the Planets, contain salutary Precepts and Comments en the same; with Prognostications of the Weather throughout the whole 1 - ear.: incluthim also-flew Tablet of Me movable Events, and a copious Tide Table, with all the other use ful Tables and Memorandums of the Common Almanegk, and likewise a Poetic Vagary on the Way of the World : to all which is prefixed a Descant on Ezekiel's Prophecy and Lament over Tyre, conceived by the ablest Eirposilms to foretoken the final fate of England; in which will be found many important observations on the unfulfilled Scripture Prophecies. The shale being cal misted to prepare Mankind for the Coming of Christ's Kting dont upon Earth. Prom the MSS. of Sir Wilson Ilraelau K. T. It. Humanist. NAY.!!. lArELLIGENCE. The Athol!, it Is saitt, will proceed to the East Indies when toady, which is expected to be about the 10:1 of November nest. The Herald yacht has been appointed to convey . to Jamaica and Barbadoes the Bishops of those islands, and severe clergymeu who have received appointments under those Prelates. Captain Sir James Brisbane will hoist his broad pendant on board the Boadicea, now fitting at Plymouth, and not in the Forte, as be. , fore reported ; the latter ship being found too defective to proceed ' on a foreign station again for three years. The Dartmouth sailed from Cork for Jamaica on the 11th inet. The Eden arrival at Trinidad on the 4th of August, and the Ring dove on the Bth ; the latter sailed on the Ifith August fur Dente. cars, and the Scout fur Bermuda. The Tweed arrived at Bahia on the 14th of August, and sailed on the 17th for Pernambuco. The Arachno arrived at the Ylauritius on the 7th of July. from England. The Surinam arrived at Jamaica on the Bth of Anoust. the Grecian on the 11th, and the Helicon sailed on the I Ith of August, for the Havannah. Captain Francis Brace is appointed to the Gannet; Lieutenant Jellicoe, to be First of the Thetis; Lieutenants ‘fright and Smith re.appointed to the Ganges; Lieutenant* Herbert and Delete to the Herald; Mr. Fitzgerald, Purser, to the Britannia, vice Hen. demon ; Mr. A. Frame, Purse, to the Egeria, vice Stigant ; Mr. Cho. D. Delwin, Pones , to the Gannet. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR. CUSTOM now. Ocr._2s. _ Ewrilitgo Iswatus. Fortitude, Butcher, from Tobago; Trusty, Rob," from Malaga; Grey IternarinriE Lteungh, from Schien ; Rietimond, Middleton, from Blogadore; Nava Amixade, Rodovaltho Port. from St. Diary% ; Vmow Catharine, Jacobs, from Ghent; Young Phoenix, Dunbar, from New York; Mary Ann, Scott, front Malta; illaria,retera, from 1 / a nrzier . Julantis Krafft, front Strolsund; Antonie, Brandt, fromi Stettin ; Vatzk. De Valch, front Ghent and Bruges; Ann, Barfield, front liar. lingen Celerity, Dickerson, front Jersey ; Violet, Chtirtwin from Harlingen ; Friendship, Spink, fromiliwileatrx; James and ! Jessy Foreman, from Malaga; Neptune, Stranack, from Ostend ; Earl Bathurst, Gibbs; and Marshal Blucher, Blake, from Rot terdam ; Stratton, Drake, from Standgate Cret k ; Squid, Warren. from Malaga; Goudvisch, Schubens. front Rorteream ; Princess Royal, Brown, from Jersey ; Jane, Elliott, from Gijon; Travis. Cobb; and Williams Harris, Becroft„ front Petersburgh ; Au gusta, Schelan, from Stettin; Carolina, Blomberg, from Stock holm; William and Henry, Fattidge, from Grenada; Prince. Allister', from Frederickstsat: Female/is Haab. Jacobsen. from Christiania; Dwina, Thomson, from Riga; Stockholm, Seha gerstrom, from Stockholm; St. Andrew, Hepburn, from New Brunswick ; Commerce, Perttrym, from Gottenburgh ; Christian Wilhelm, Horner. front Christiania; Rosella, Atkinson, from Belize; Petea, Oguirt, from Stockholm ; Mary, Bird, from Youg hall; Bridport, Trope, front Cork; Telemachus, Dale, from °newt; and Sally, Gregg, from Rigo. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—IVina, Craig, for Grenada; Charles, Milne; and Leander, Badger, for Tobago; .Eschylus. Douglas. for Gibraltar; Luna, Knox, for the Cape of Good Hope; and Fanny, Taylor, for Lisbon. CLE•RED OUT wAaps.--Flora, Bowen, for Naples and Mes sina; Agenoria, Best, for Malta, Smyrna, and Constantinople: Gleaner, Bardwell, for Lisbon ; Apollo, Punt, for Stettin • Nep tune, Krook, for Stockholm; Simeon, Rootne; and Robe . rt and Sarah, Wilson, for llamburgh; Harlingen, Smith, for Rotter dam; Caledonia, Laing, for S. Leo. and Cape Coast; liar. moine, Best, for Rotterdam ; Georkie IV., Hamlyn, fur Cape Coast Castle ; ('hietfain, Paulson, for St. Vincent's ; Perseverance, Margolle, for Calais; Dart, Stranack, for Ostend; and 3largaret, Randall, for Cork. CLEARING 0C T WAR D3.—Spcs :ion, (HOS, for Christiania; Juno, Pritchard ; and Cambridge, 31ason, for Jamaica; l'ompc titor, Gooby. for Virginia; and Vrouw Elizabeth, Vande :.•iteene, for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent. BISII, - CONTRACTOR WITII 6 - 0 - % - ERNIIENT FOR THE PRESENT LOTTERY, HAVING, agreeably with his usual custom, advertised the Scheme in full, now calls the attention of his best friends, the public, to its principal attractions. It contains Two firand Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, and Thirty ether thyitils 4 all the Prises ese sterling money ; there arc no Blanks, every number being sure of at least and the plan of having the whole Scheme decided in one day having given such general satisfaction, is again adopted by Dish ; as all the above Ca pitals, and all the other Prizes will be drawn, and every number decided. on WEDNESDAY NEXT, all in one day. %It As the interval to the Drawim: is so very . short, and Lotteries acs so soon to terminate altogether, Dish solicits an early purchase at either of his Office'. 4, Cornhill, and tl, Charing-cross, where the following Capital Prizes, all drawn on Tuesday last, sth inst. were shared and sold:— _ . _ 15,556 . . . . a Prize or . . . 20,0&17. No. 919 . . Another Prize of 2 0 ,000/. I 19,89$ . . .C 2,030 10,650 . . 1:509 7.404 . . L'22o 8,744 . . . 1,000 11.1;36 . . . 300 10.838 . . . 220 18,478 . . . 1,000 14.370 . . . 300 12,074 . . . 220 635 . . . 610 2,602 . . . 220 12,745 . . . r'2o 8,017 . . 610 3,259 . . 220 18,073 . . . 220 The Contractor • 'a O ffi ces, 4, Cornhill, an 9, Charing-cross. MONEY ON MORTGAGE OR ANNUITY. FIVI; THOUSAND POUNDS and upwards, or any part (in Sums not less than 20W.), will be advanced on Life. Interests from Marriage Settlements, Trust-money in the Funds, Wills, Jointures, and real Estates ; also on Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Properties, on fair, just and l'heral terms. Apply perionally, or by letter (post-paid), to Mr. Lloyd, Attor ney at Law, No. 4, Adam -street, Adelphi. . . _ . FREEHOLD IN THE CITY OF LONDON, AND LEASEHOLD, LAMBETH. _____ ii -- 317781111JTI'LEWOUTH, se At th e Mat, WEDNESDAY, November 17, 1824, at 12, ia Two Lots. Lot 1. A VA L(JABLeiikEHOLD ESTATE, com prising a spacious commodious Dwelling-house, large Warehouse and Premises, most advaivageotisly situated im. mediately opposite the New Courts of Law and Offices of the Com missioners of Bankrupt, in Basinghall-street, in the occupation of very respectable Tenants, at Nett Rents, asuountieg to One Hundred and Sixty-nee rounds per Annum. Lot. 2. A LEASEIIOI.I) ES'f ATE, comprising Four neat I Dwelling-houses rut Premises, situated Nos. 37, 34t, 39, and 40, in Ely-place, South Lambeth, a short dlatance from New Church at Kennington, held on Lease for :Ai Years unexpired, at a Ground. rent, and producing a net income of Forty-two Pounds per Annum. May be viewed and Particulars had, Ten Days previous to the Sale, of Messrs. Bennett, (heaves, Baxenclale. and 'Yellen; Soli citors, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street; of Messrs. Young and Thompson, Solicitors, Charlotte-row. opposite die Mansion-hone; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttlewoeth, No. 29, Poultry. STOKE NEWINGTON. EXCELLENT Filltairld:SlDiSCk, WIT!! GAR DE:VS, PLEASURE GROUNDS, AND MEADOW LAND. _ _ _ By Afr. sHurrLEWORTH, At the Marc, on WEDNESDA.Y, November 17, at 12 o'Clock, by order of the Adastaittratria, unless previousiy disposed el by Private Contract, A Spacious Substantial Leasehold Family RESI -CV DENCE, with coach-house, stables, yard, Lc.; capital walled gardens, delightful pleasure grounds ' green-house, fish. pond, farm yard, outbuildings, and meadow land, comprising al together upwards of seven acres, eligibly situated in Church. street, Stoke 3ltwington. the late residence of HOU k; RT 111:3V ILI., Esq. &ceased. The House contains eight bed-chamber:4, dressing-rooms, capital drawing and dining rooms, library, breakfast room, principal and second staircases, domestic offices of every description, double coach-hous'!. tour stall stable, and convenient outbuildings. May be viewed with Tickets, which, with Particulars, may be had ten days previous to the Sale, of Mr. lahuttleworth, No. 211, Poultry. Particulars may also be had of Messrs. Jennings, Collier, Birch, and 3larchant, Solicitors, No. 9, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn ; at the Mart and on the premises. BOOK PUBLISHED. THE FOLLOWING WORKS are just published, By A. CONSTABLE and CO., EDINBURGH ; HILTRST. ROBINsON, and CO, LONDON ; and may be had of all Booksellers. In two vols. small Bvo, price Ms. boards, A TOUR IN GERMANY, and some of the Southern a. Provinces of the Austrian Empire, in the Years Ilk:0, 1821, 1812. " This is one of the best Tours in Germany which we have recently seen. The author is a man of sound observation ; and even when the novelty is not great, be succeeds, by a per spicuous style, and an acuteness of remark, in bringing his subjects before the reader in a 'cry interesting manner."—Literary Gazette, W. We have been very much struck with a work of great ability, lately published In Edinburgh. the production of a young Advn. rate, under the title of " A Tour In (Jemmy, in IWO, 1821, 1822."--3lorning Chronicle, July 7, 1824. la two sous, small Bvo. price Is. THIRD EDITION OF EXTRACTS from a JOCRNAL. written on the COASTS of CHILI, PERU, and JIEXICO,in the Years IIEO, 1821, IW. By Captain BASIL HALL, Royal Navy, Author of " A Voyage to Loo Choo." " Considerable curiosity having been expressed as to the climates un the Coast of the Patifie Ocean, there has been added to the Ap pendix. a brief notice, on this subject, extracted from a detailed professional Memoir drawn up by Mr. George Bernie, R. S., Sur geon of the Conway."—Pretace to Third Edition. If I am farther called upon to describe the value of a full in tercourse with South America. 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FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FaLIIOIrTH, Ocr. 24.—Sailed the Leo, Clastcn, fur Nassau, New Providence; and the Samuel, Lesue►, for Madeirs. Cowes, Oct.. 25.—Arrivcd the Prince of %Valzs, Davison, from Hudson's Bay in six weeks sailed yesterday fur London ; and the Friends, Gray, from Meinel. POUTSMOCTII, ()CT. 25.—Arrivad the Leipzic, from the Downs, for Africa; Margaret, ,M`heddsn, front ditto, for St. Übe's ; New Miami:, Leathwaite, from ditto, for Trinidad; Spring, Spence; sad Resolution, Ward, front Riga; and the Spring, Rasch, from Dantzic. Put back the Shipley, Carter, bound to Africa. 31.1416 ATE, Ocr. 25.—Off the poet, the Equity, Storm, in fifty-live days from Quebec, with bulwarks and all the deck-load washed away. Deaf., Ocr. 2.s.—Come down from the River and cassia, the Duchess of York, Orley, for the West Indies; ( leorge and Au gustus, 11'hitrock, for Oporto; Matta and Elizabeth, Backman, toe Spain ; and the Aurora, —, for Waterford. GRAVESEND, OCT. 25.—Arrived, the Sylph, Mason, from Zante; Norfolk, Brown, from Quebec; Astrea, Sanderson, from ditto; Salicia, Church, from Alexandria ; Diana, Mardi, from Per nambuco; Barb:om, Planter, Redman, from St. Petersburgh ; Esther, Forster, from Hamborgh ; Europa, Larne, from .Memel ; Hope, Simon, from Gijon; Ann, Barfield, from Harlingen; Violet, Charrosin, from dato.—Sailed, the Valencia, Kinsman, for Honduras; Star, Moore, for Buenos Ayres; Fame, Hatfield, for Hamburgh; Levar.t, Jones, fr Jamaica; Mary Ann, Praetor, for Ilambergh ; Athelred, Goodwin, for Jamaica; Resolution, Stmmgourd, for Elsinore. Lirtnroot, Ocr. 24—Arrived the Mexican, Atkins, from llavannah--aailed Ilth September; Cossack, Fraser, from Hon durts.-sailed 21st August; Tinley, Brom, from ditto; Maria, (late) Clark, from Africa: Britannia, Fulbistcr, from St. John's, N. 8.; and Sir William Wallace, Dewar, from Africa. Hu e.e., OCT. 24.—A1l the vessels which got on shore on this coast, have teen got off, except the Nancy, of Whitby, and a Dutch galliot. Gstxanr, Ocr. 24 —All the ihips which were driven upon the staual near this place have bran got oft, and most of them are repaired, and have proceeded to the a:vrral ports of desti nation. Beirrin, Ocr. 25.—Arrived, the Midst, Brand, from Cha rente; Fortune, —, from Babas; and the Minerva, from Bayonne. Sailed, the Jane and Barbara, Butter, for Demerara; Sublime, Stinson, fur New York ; Merton, Drummond. for Naples; Vintage, IVhitwell. for Oporto; Anna, ---, for Rotter dam; Betsey, Hogan, for Bilhes. ABERDEEN, OCT. 22.—The Peggy, of St. Andrew's, war found, dismaYed, about three or four miles to the southward of this place, and was towed in here to-day by the Ariadne, Collie, with the assistance of some pilot heats. ABZILDECN, Ocr. C2.—The W'ytham is in the Bay ? from Davis Straits, with 8 fish 110 tuns, and brings the following ac count, viz. :—Spencer, of Montrose, 21st Sept.. 8 fish ; Monarch, of ditto. 20th Sept. 12 Fish dealedunia, of Kirkahly, 20th Sept., •10 fish; Rambler, of ditto, 15th Sept., 7 fish; Estritiv„ of Dundee, 20th Sept., 12 fish; Old Middleton, of Aberdeen, 13 fish ; St- An drew, of ditto, 10 fish; Rattler, of Leith, 9th Sept., 6 fish. Ten of the Peterhead ships have 19 fish, having, with some other ships, fell in with a swarm of fish. OcT. ^3.—Arrived the Bon Accord, from Davis' Straits, with five 75 ton+. . . _ . . CU X 'Tit' E OCT. 21.—Ths Fricalsrlt Bremen, Altmann, bound. from Brunsbuttel to Sardern, and the %ler Gebruder, Ilustadt, bound from Engclferde to Amsterdam, both with ra,ameed, came into this port on the Itith inf.% leaky, and are &scheming their enrgocs. The Ileustellirg, Vandersee, bound front Kiel to Am_ s.erdam, with wheat, likewire leak', and is di.charging. The 7. we Gebruder. Fischer, bound from Nutaadt to 'lull, is likeu discharging ha cargo. The :hie Gebruder, Focadaniel, font Amsterdam to Srettia, with !Mee goods, likueise leaky. Cal fain %yrangham's repairs will probabli be coombaed in about t: sht . , days. ISLE ci Meg, Oct. IV.— timne firkins of tu:te: rna:kel - Carley hale been east on the coast. ST. ÜBE', 1 , . T. 7.—On tip Se•.h ult. the Errr.ch schi. er 3litierva parted her anchors; and after running down a lighter, loaded with salt, she struck against the Tiny, but got off in tila morning, with trill rg daniage. NEW Yong, I , c T. 1.--The schooner, Cadmus, Hamilton, has arrived, in twelve uays, from ' Havannah • she sailed on the removal of the embargo which had Leen laid on for three days previous to her departure, to cunrcal the sailing of an expedition which had been Mud out in that port. Ncw Vona, SEPT 13.—The Eagle, Adams, arrived frail' Stockholm, spoke 011 he Hoop, 11th ir.st. an armed schooner, which hoisted diazili..n colours, and reported front Iluesios Ayres. SEPT. 16.—His Majesty's ship Isis wcs taking in specie at Car,hak, , ena on the Pith ult., and woul.l sail on the 24/111 for 'a. males. _ _ . CHRISTIAN:SANT), SEPT. 4.—Five ' , Jr, of white wine, cre marked N. IS. I. PP & C with or twelve floors each, were piek,.l or b. t month on Ow roivit of From..e. MaTaiczas, 7l.—The pirate , . within three week., have ilestrord ten or twelve vresrlq, molt of which •ccre boa-. .n. IStaktrnA, Js . Lv Baptista, from Nciv York. arrock on toe rocks owthis Haw a:r.red at JerSl',' Croat Honeuras, passed s wreck, keel up, supposed to be about 2U1.1 tc:.*, uewly captured oa the 4d: inw., lat. . . . . The Cotton Plena. Gregory from New York, has arrivil Tunnel), with three feet and a ball water in her hold—her cargo is damaged. The Ilehe. of Guernsey. Jones, from Philadelphia to Wilming ton, is totally lost on tape Vear--iTew saved. The Wilding, Richardson, Cann Honduras to Cork, foundered at sea 4th ult.: three or the crew drowned. The Providence, Dunn, from llibraltar to Havannah, has been eontlemntll at Yapau as unworthy. The Alexandrina, with wine, bound to Hamburgh, has put Into Rochelle, water-logged. The sloop 31ar!a, of and ft,r Aberystwith, Humphreys, Wen rc -- ::--_, .., . 44\ ,';' f . .N , .., rz, tt. ....„.., -,,,,,,,.,..... 0 , .' 4vi . ~. , 21% ,. /.. - . -rwl/4, ....--,7-4: _ , ~ - --, -•._. ' d v (147, • I.ifit; Price 7(1. ♦ith culm, from Neith, sprung a leak on the 11th instant, What off ht. Bride's Bay, and abnost immediately sunk. The crew task to the heat, and after having esperiet.cal gnat harlships, were picked up by the sloop Viewry, of Cardigan, aril safely landed at Milford Of Dover, the Prince of Wales, from /ludvori's Bay. The Anna and Louisa, liars, from Cardiff to Liverpool ; sad tho Jane. Thome:, from Newport to (Fro, sunk on Ira ity night, Mar Sanger Ferry —eargo a expected to lie saved. The Equity, Smith, from Cardiff to Newcarle, was drives on. shore at Cromer, en the night of the Ithli ins:. with the lugs of foe. mast and main-topinast—crew saved by the I)fe boat. I The Aurora, 31onrsel, arrived at Penzirce from Longeound. lost an anchor, port of dick lumber. carried away her jibbooni, gar, and received other damage to bails, &c. during the gale of 13t1) sad lltli inst. iu the North Sea. The Yrow Elizabeth, Kopper, from Amsterdam to Hull, begin been obliged to cat her cable, has returned to Amstudihn, for au. other, and will immeiLately proceed on her vnyag-. Part of a wreck, appearang, from the ship's papets found, to to the Abboren, I. C. hornbeck, (ton the Ilaysnnah to Ko‘terdana, is said, in a letter from Hushing, of Itith inst., to have bean drives on shore oUI the Ilth, on the Zuidwaterirg. The Friendschap, Krohn, with rye, from Kiel to Borth, woe stranded 14th hist. old Heligoland ; and on the 13th. the View Trintje, Steffens, houed to Kotterdam, sunk lour miles from IM the 14th there wawe many ships the North Bayou of Heligoland. The Ann and Mary, March, has arrived at Naples ; Marl of Liverpool. Stone, at New York; Svhd, Parish, and Fame Wil. hams. at St. Petersburg!): Mary Swan, Wright. from St. Peters. burgh at Ramsgate ; Elizabeth. Shlinouth, flea Archangel at Lvniington ; and the Swallow, Whitmaxsit. at (canna. - On the Halt and Nth, Yee following ships put into Tossing very leaky, with her carg tea damaged, and with log of anchors, eaMea. &c.; Two Ificbriider, Fiek, intense, fratin Hull to itio Elbe; Lucia, Cartban, !cars Seinderberg to Beetih!)) ; Four fie. herder, Bruhn. from Telensbullspiker to Loth. 4 lll; Foetus. Koda, from Koganaze to Random. The latter wad :naotit IS by Heligoland pilots, %b.) received 6th marks salvage. FROM I.AST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Joseph Robin on Smith. North Audley.street, Grosvenor-square, upholsterer. from October 3U to December 18, at ten, at the Bank. ruins' Court. BANKRUPTS. William Clark, Spel4olam-street, Burton-crescert, croal-tners chant, to surtcnch r Oetoher 30, Nov. 6, and Dec. 7, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. J. 1). Pineroy, Charlvtc street, Fitzroy-squue. James Datincry, Cmiley Mills, Uley, Gloucestershire, woollen. manufacturer, October 30, Nov. 6. and I)ec. 7, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Hutchison, Crown -court, Thread. needle-street. Robert Drury ant George Thompson, Luke-street. Paul-street, Finsbury-square, and Tumham Green, brewers, November V, 13, and Docember 7, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, 3lr. flitultnarah, Crment, Jewin-street, Crippiegate. Iluggons Stevens, Hedge-row, Islington. dealer is earthenware, October 30, November V, and December 7, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. C. Reeves, Ely-place, Holborn. Joseph Warden, New Sarum, Wiltshire. money-scrivener, No. vernber I, at one, 2. at ten, and December 7, at twelve, at the • Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. C. Lntmoore, fled Lion-squats. William Clark, Kingston.u.on.liull. seedsmen. November 8, 9. and December 7, at eleven. t the Dog and Duck Tavern, Kingston-upon-MIL Solicitor, 31r. J. Taylor, Clement's Inn, London. Henry Woolley. sen. IVinster, Derbyshire. grocer, November 6. 8, and December 7, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, Derby. Solicitors. Mr. W. Roberts, Exchequer-offices, Somerset-place; Messrs. swettenhnm and Andrew, Wirksworth, Derbyshire; or Mr. Flint, lino:etc?, Stafford hire. DIVIDENDS. Nov. 17. W. Wels'uy, Manchester, innholder, at nine, at the Coach and Horses Inn, Deanseate. MancheNter. Nov. 16. W l , J. W.. and P. (1. Hamilton, New City Cham bers. London, and J. Itidsdge, Leeds, merchants, at twelve, as the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 16. B. Sims, St. Ann's-lane, London, shoemaker, at ten. at the Bankrupts' Court. Nov. 16. B. Yeoman, Keyford-Frome, Somcrsetshire, baker, as twelve, at the Bankrupts Court. Nov. 16. R. Wilson, Bow-lane, Cheapside, warehouseman, at ten. at the Blinkrupts Cuurt. . _ . Nov. 20. T. llaubney, Portaea, grocer, at eleven, at the Bark tams' Ccurt. Nov. S!. T. Palmer, Gutter-Imve, Cheapaide, and Folesl,ol, ventry, silk-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Bankrupts Court. Nuv. 111. H. Hwy, Austin-friars, merchant, at ten, at the Bank rupts' Court. :Nov. 20. J. and B. ('.omersall, Leeds, merchants, at eleven. at the Court House, Leeds. Nov. t 7. J. li'ood, Cardiff', banker, at eleven, at the Ariel Inn, Card ill. Nov. 16. G. Laing, Dunster.court, illiccing-lane, merchant, at tell. at the Bankrupts ' Cour. Nov. 17. G. Miwson. Bradford, Yorkshire, grocer, at elave2. at the Whits Lion Inn, Bradford. Nov. 16. T. and J. ' l). Payn, Cateaton-etrcet, warehousemen, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. CERTIFICATES--Nort sawn 16. Thomas Taylor. Ross-atreet-llorsclydown, and of Shad- Thames. Surrey, Hour-factor.—Dcnnis APCarthy, Shads ell. cool. merchant. —Joseph Proctor. Wardour-street, Oxfonl-atreet, wine-mer chant—Leonard Wane, 11'arwick-place, Great Surrey-street, mer chant.—David Evacs, Swansea, Glamorganshire, draper.—Robsts Nicholls, 'uilin, Denbighshire, apothecary and druggist.—%il liam Wade, Gloucester-street, Queen-square, carpenter—Joseph Cooke, Femur Bellwood, Somersetahire, clothier.—Thomu.Cooke„ Proms Sellwood. Somerseishire, clothier.—George Errington and Charles Daniel Nichols, Croydon, Surrey, dealers.—Richard Paw eet, Albion-place, Itatholoinew-cline, colourman.—William At. kinaon, Clement's-lane, Lombard -street, merchant. P.% RTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Richard Harvey and William Hill:lYappincatrest, blamit bakers.—John Warwick and George Young, Austin Friars, wine. merchants.—William Hall, James Knight, and William Watts, secdsmen, Peck ham, as far as regards James Knight —Mark lambert and Hobert emwther, chemists and druggists, Knares brough, Yorkshire.—Williani Looter, sen. and John Domes, Soul ampina.—Danial Jones and David Jones Samuel Pope, Thomas llickharn, John Derbyshire, and Henry Pope, Manchester, mums manufacturers. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. His Majesty's stag-hounds will meet on Friday, r. Ascot HUI& race-count, at halt-I.aq ten. The Northumberland fox•haunds meet on Saturday at Nether- The Oakley hounds meet tomorrow at Pavingham at eleven ; Saturday at Easton Wood. The Cheshire hounds meet to-morrow at Aston Grange; ek'autt day at Fox and Barrel; November 1, at Sandiway Head ; 3d. at Ox llaye's Carlo.: Zith, at Ouddon limb ; and as the High way-shfe—at half. past ten. Sir Jacob A.tley's lot-hounds meet on iVednestiay, Sovembcr r.t Guist Bridge; on Friday, the sth, at Guistaick Church; aad oa llonday, the &h. at Gan thorp Hall—each thy at halt.past tau. The llolywcll harriers meet to-morrow at PsaiTord Nt:wykki—:t .In:l..pa,t ten. The Sandetstead barriers meet this day and Saturday at Kentish rvinvmolev Hmtarrius.—last Tidily these barriers began the quest of a hare near Blackborough, and, • fter ruining seine time, awcendeel, with their deep-mouthed music, a great pan of six steep r•ountain of Dent. l'uss being on her seat in an old quarry in the brevet of the mountain, and hearing the noise of her foil:men, im mediately jumped out, when all the savage soul of Sure vest up at ,-: cr. After a circuitous round or two near her home. she bounded . .nWri upon the plain. leaving the dogs at a considerable distant:vs tiniiintl, and clearing the hedges and ditches with astohishirg ness, she reached the ricer 12Len. whi:ve she swam over. and ahapest her course towards 14nm:en:, into which she came, and, rusting down the ntreet a considerable distance., she entered the humble por tico of a shoemaker, from whence she soon bounded on. went to the other side of the street. and na rile her way, with mu ch difficulty, into a meadow the dogs followed soon after, and the chase was ea—llunt, and, idler running a long time, she was obliged at last tai rcror herself to her staunch plasiiers, which surrounilvd.her isa a little valley near Middle Town.—eumbeiland Packer. ISI'I:IIESTIX3 31ATC:1.—.1 strong muster of eseillent shots met on rice Pigeon-ground. Itrgshot Heath, on Saturday, to witness a inandi at 11 birds each. made O.• the preceding week on Ascot :!nurse. between three couple of crack gentlemen shots, for a sweep. st•t:.es of `29 sons. each, making, 1201. ; twenty-one yards from the trap. The ineionerts were-31msrs. Marsh and Gee, Messes. Re— gets and Want, and Messrs. Meadows and Oliver:— KUNI. I Killed. - 10 I Rogers - - 9 3leadowe - 9 I %Van/ - - 8 °Leer 19 17 17 The -econd best 01013 being entitled to 10 son. the tie between. I.IC :lits lotus was allot off as follows: Killed. - 9 Oliver . . 8 Meadows - - Marsh . (;c: - Want - - - Bogen - - - Woodeceks have visited thi; Retsina. tine bird of this spa condition. in this county, on'T of Bicesti.x.--Bik (s (Amick. ghbourboed estiseigly wee. we lam, shoe • Jay bet, by William CuliOlot I!! . 1 .1!