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LIVERPOOL, Tueasrion, Dec. 8. • The subject of a recent application to the Court of King's 1 and li . n -f i r t 6 h7 res the i m e Pt e t hi :b e e f - e c c i r faber a m th u s a' a t e a ' th e L aw g a i et i es or en Bench for a writ of mandamus to tne Society of Lincoln's 1 Inns it may be observed. thilt they are mot eorlveralieffin t i . i seem thereof is hereby given, and that aGREEN BUOY, By WINSTANLEY and SONS, - OD the Premises, N 0.34, Gower4trect, Iledford-square, • w ,en i e me word " Wreck," has been placed thereon in Teo Wind S. to S.E. Clourly.-Iligh AVater, 38 m. p. 9. sew„aty st o, at half Ebb, with the following Compass Bear- 00 THI/WS DA Y N EXT, at 12, .I I ' s Arrived the Canadm, Rogers. fmm New York, sailed the 16th I Inn, to admit an individual a member of that society, il 1 s t v e l y h a a o r t e a n n o a co ar n e s k tk a u ow tio n i a l : y pt h id irter io tod from ita !he/a d men - the l i a , m - th g o o u s it ae la• A BOUT EIGHTY DOZEN of very fine OLD EAST I an . 7.5.:- f Court government analagous to that November ; Washington, Jones, from Lisbon ; Kirkby, miller, I order to his becoming qualified to toke the degree of a a b li ri s e r r - 1 onfo iLuodlimidapfteerkiothverey trtheti7 High Light - - . NV. b. 8. I IL. and WEST INDIA mid BURGUNDY MADEIRA, from Bremen : Lancashire Witch, Neale. from Lisbon ; and the rister at Law and to practise at the bar, having excittd WM I l i _ main jog open to the Westward of Orford lying in the Cellars of the late Residence of B. B. Shedden. Esq. Mantdaleine, Kennedy, from Smyrna and egante. e i i co a c n eo s u id n r o b f l e t h e i n o te ri r g e i s n t a i i n t d ti c i o e n p s t r i o t u f7 i s o i n o n o f o t f i re t h l e n l n a tt w o , V itt : fe l u nta n ibene ta ti ry a, I S .o ocfret ,beurtaisut : tba t m. ,' o ' irt l t t a v tl i i nee teer : I - - -W.I N. in Gower.street, from whence it will be regularly delivered with The General Wolfe, IVilliain Johnsotnnfrom Quebec, is off th was lest the I and of Chancery, awl of their rules ond government, may ' seminaries of learniug. The t welve Judges exercise a de- a Fil u e b i m liC i t j t o b r e is r i e c l ti v on es to o v i z • . N W W ) 7e,e Ream - - - -_ • • a st • permits to purchasers. Floating Light. ch the r ril ide ; ll i . ;a. AMMO' Res Pee - - . N.E. b.. .1 N. Catalogues may be had by applying on the premium where The Thoinu Pym and Penrose, from Waterford, 'ou -N.b. W. samples may be likewise had. Catalogues atio at the Mart ; and Ilth Sept., on the coast of Newfoundland. I not be uninteresting to sortie of our readers. i a a n n d d t o h r e de rc ra ern at b m e . ri ay tt e ce in n at t ta to lif the benefices, ot bY the judges in whom the flower is by' , ith P N. E. b. N. di.. of Wiaatanley and Sons, Paternoester.tow. The Sarah and Caroline, -, sailed from Charleston for Liver- 1 orimgihne, i p a ro at f a ess ted ion ty of L t o l t ie d l c a o w ie w t l p Oct a w ye as boo of n, ecc in les a ia n s o t i i e ca nt l ha, as t o y 0 a femur Wreck in Aldbro' Bay { tent about i a , pool 10th Nov taught in London by learned men who set up ancient usage, mated: . Th . ey ao hot recognise a' ny extrir , sic nu, - hlile. • -___ ___ - au then ty ,except that of the Judges acting as lasi ter min which Ily order, J. HERBERT, Secretary. ALBANY. times, ton lith Nor. to. • law was taught in monasteries an d i n fe m m e ,. o f aistinc- they have Acquiesced from remote times. The orders which' . , th A Teenlili FOR FEMALE ORPHANS.-His Royal Zia Rent or to Purehue.-Letters. stating the particulars, to be November. are made amotig them selves have,by cm isenta lie force of Isilt . . • For what are considered light offences, nieniberaire meet ; ft Biondi ins make of CAM BRIGE, h.G. President. addressed to Mr. Long, Solicitor, 12, Grafton-street, Band-street. The Doris, liarebam, from Liverpool for Antwerp, was spoken no n , , me dergone a thorough repair, will be opened - - the lit else, off the Calla Man, diemasted. Until the time of the Reformation, the study of it , Ile Clew' h4T- 1 " h ' ill I hed b R ei nenillOW. •en t e sermon er e preac y the ev. .ARGYLL ROOMS. About two-thirds of the cargo of the Stag, from Glasgow for wss neglected . by . ou . r Universities, in consequence of their being under tne innuence of the Monks ; and even Mime commoned, or put out of commons • for greater oftsncel ajar - M CLARK. A.M. Chaplain to the Royal Military Asy- A GRAND MASQUERADE and CARNIVAL, under Liverpool, has been lauded. . i . outs, and to his Royal Highneao the Duke of Cambridge. 1 - 1. the immediate direction of SIX NOBLEAIEN. will be The ch o , R u s se ll, f r om st. petersburgh for Liverpool, has ar. the Reformation, until within our own tither it formed no they lose their olsambeea, end are exp e ll e d ; an d I t i s a ru m,' I • too EDWARD FOSS, Seamary. tz a r tbe ARGYLL ROOMS, On THURSDAY EVENI NG, rived at Fort St. George. part of academical learning, though every other science was that when a member is expelled out bf one societv he can' pia m e m with the wishes of many of the Congregation, a bee 29. The Caledonia, -, hence for Demerara, was spoken the 21de taught at Oxford and Cambridge. 'l'lie study and practice nev er b e reee i m a 1 aI, u .. lota Owl itto any o t eco tots. It need hardly'. • e .; ,L, ch a pel has been fitted up with Pews; applications far The high reputation which these entenainments attained last Nov., in lat. 41, 14, long. 13. 3. hao Pi"" - end to be made at the Asylum, where the platieu. of our law being, id the finks of Popery, d e spis e d by the be observed, that no individual can be qualifi d '• a a w ove nee year, has induced the DIRECTORS to engage for the whole of The Hannah, -, from London for Liverpool, was spoken 3d c .10 prepares ' been. men be tomtit. the MASQUEItADES to be given at the Argyll Rooms this me. inst. ofi' Tuskar. clergy, fell into the hands of laym e n ;it ores ha longer at the bar, who has not been admitted a metnbor of aim of ' , Sailed esterday, the Columbine, Brown, for Rio deJaneiro; taught in any part of England; nor had its professore any the la ms o f C ow . SM. feIiENDS of POOR ORPHAN CATHOLIC CHIL- laa'•th And undee the sanction of the Noblemen who have Mmoured a „ e e , , _ r., and regularly called to the bar by thei . i tea.. DREN. em with their immediate patronage, a series of Masked } ETES hollene, =once, ver ,e• N (Mom; and St. Lneaa, Rawlins, for fixed residense. Sir Will. Blackmone, in bis Coneenenteritan soci e ty & w him b e ; ' • s a member. These societiea have the _. lay s J etir , b , patronage of the Right Rey. Df. POYNTER. splendour. and anagnide . St. Lucia : to-da the Orbit Gill for Para ; Wilsons, Rose, tar will be brought forward,exceetling all formes occasiens in brilleiacy, e, , . , remarks that, although the study of it had, in consemtence Demenwe; 'nuscarora, Serflike far Phdatelphiaa Jobn Nn ello, exclusive power of determining who shall, and who shall and ERENIDIVT. of ks being abandoned by the Popish clergy, devolved upon not, be enrolled among their members; for the visitatorial i t o The Rev. THOMAS WELD. In apportioning the FIRST GRAND MASQUERADE foe Harris. for New York ; Edward, Arnold. for Virginia ; William, th 1 • b h • II as the balance of e atty ( y w om it was revered), sti , power of the Judges extends only to cases where the inch - tine vICE-ERESIDENTS. Thompson for Charleston • Margaret Brak Johnson for Per. Thu/id - ay, the 29th inst. the Directors have the pleasure to an. • • r r • i • . , nambueo ; Sarah, Kendall, for Olaranham ; Ellen, Taylor, for earning . was on the side of the . clergy, and tbe common ha d e Mr. Clifford Rev. D. O'Leary flounce, that regulations have beeo made by which the Company 7 viduals complaining of any grievance are already members bin, I ilr Stourtoa Rev. J. J. Morel will be rendered. more select than aitherio. And the Nobility anti Bahia ; Francis, Gillespie, for Barbadocs ; Rose. Johnson . , for law banished from the country, it inust have been subject of the society. From tbe first traces of tho existeive of 1°11 • "%limb t E 'Petra Rev. F. Muth Gentry are awned that tickets will be dinpmed of to none but per. Africa ; North America, Martin, for Baltimore ; Lindsay., Dier, to many inconveniences, and perhaps would hare been these societies to the present time, no precedent : min he . Oa " ale* ' sons of rank. fashion, or talent. tor New Orleans ; Hero, 31orrins, for St. Michael's; Jorge Petrie. ler Dr. Archer Rey. W. Morris Families of distinction who may wish to unite in the festive Vink, for Ostend- d 11 I t I gra ua y os ant overrun by the civil law, bad it not been foupd of an interposition by the Courts of IVestminster - • • "e ' - ' ' Baldaeoal Rev. E. Scott for the peculiar incident o r fixing the Court of Common hell, preeeeding according to the general law of the laod. -eraw--- • iter, 1 0 . a a l :• ca „ Rte. J. Silveira throng, Gentlemen of Fullion, or Ladies of the Haut Ton, de- Fennwouen. DEC. 7.-Arrived the Prince of Saxe Coburg' Pleas (which f Iflll h K . ' C . ' t) to be •••1 , , ' • seed 10. "• - • semis of partaking. of tbe tru • s nit. of the entertainment b sum- ormer y o owe( tomg s mur ile Court' of King's Bench, in the course of their ob- e r . R. Horatian Rev. Abbey Voyaux de I ' • - 't p - 7 " Tremayne from Alicent fur London.-Wind S.S.E. ' rery • se characters, are 8110 informed that the atom ranee and freedom , ' be/d in one certain spot. This, the learned commentator servatien e ' is vith respect to the case alluden- to in the in. Franous. - t Cowls, Dec. 8.-The Jars. Blake:, Amencan ship, from idst ir'' NiseqUin of disorderly persons will be strictly guarded against, as officers in observes, happened at a very critical time, and contributed troduct ion to this article, remarked that the Inns of Court . Antwerp bound for Batavia, is of the Alright. The Brighton, Se- tts. pis ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this CHARITY will various nisguisne will be stationed in the rooms. to secure ease and bor, from * London, sailed for New York t the Catharine Green, greatly to the support of the municipal law, by bringing to- were societies of great uliarit and that it wa- inli • I ten, i a l place at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen-sueet, on prevent tnterruptioo to the Masquers. Pee ft e t a eu t , tap: lONDAY NEXT. The Directors pledge themselves that the Masquerade on Thurs- p Bottle, English ship, sailed for Sierra Leone. getber, and forming into an aggregate body, its professors, now to say how they had acquired the power which tbeo , welt The Rev. THOMAS WELD in the Chair. day, the 2thle inst. will be the most select, splendid, and festive en- D . -A ved t i nton tra t • oRTsmoUTM, EC 8. rri 1 e Eggi tome , nho, before, were dispersed about the from the Mediterranean, and is under quarantine ; the Trade, kingdom. Thus exercised respecting the admission of individuals ae mem - , ' , ig e 4 STEWARD!. tertainment ever produced, and worthy in every respect of the lin. Grant. front St. Petersburgh ; the 'Wordy, Paeken, from ditto; ictin them- was established a society of persons, " who, add g hers. It is certain that the power they possess respnetie el nu, am lir. Clifford, V.P. William Lynch, Fenn proved taste, and the fashion and talent of the metropolis. the Willi and Ann, Goodall, from Dantzie ; the Union, ClencO, selves wholly to the study of the laws of the land, and no admission to the bar is delegated to them from the jungr,, unk ex. En Stourton, Y.P. A. Loughnan. Esq. For Tickets anti Boxes to view the el aaquerade apply to the sub. from Smyrna ; and the Edzabeth, Wallis, from Lontion.-Wind longer considering it as a m e re su bo r di na t e science for the to whose control, as visiters, their conduct is subject. Tine or • ms. Edward Pere, Y.P. Rev. D. 31'Donnell commitsee n who sit daily at Mr. CHARLES WRIGHT'S, Opera en .E. amusement of leisure hours, coon raised those laws to that appears from a great variet f" t f 1 - ' y o ins epees o or( ers, maue et rea; se Rimy Webb, Bart. Rev. J. J. Shovel, V.P. Colonnade, Haymarket. DEAL, DEC. 8.-Passed through from the River, the St. Anns, !keit of perfection, which they suddenly attained under different 'lf ti I, sa , ow Butler. Esq. . John Meyer., Ewe. Mr. Charles Wright is appointed by the Directors Put reyor of the Su hrue •nd the 110 ewen Puren for Jamaica • and another ' perste( SI, or le regulations of the societies, and i. g •li P • t • . • the auspices of our English Jutainian, King Edward the from several • um jut:11 1 1 1 M I'M' R. Pratt, Esq. F h ' th' i Champagne and othes renc tonnes on is occas on. vessel, name unknown ; also several veseels trom Ramsgate liar- ~ „ , instancee of appeals to the judges anairot i i alt. ....-- Multi, Esq. James Robertson, Esq. I. irst. " Flie society, thus formed," continues Sir iVil- orders made by the benchers. It has been said, the! the vita e. Dais Santos. Esq, Rev. J. Silveira, V.P. This day is published, price 2s. 6d. the Second Edition, bour.-Wind E. by N.-fresh breezes. R A xsg A T E , Duc, 8,-The Polly, Schmidt, from Hemburgh Ham Blackstone, " naturally fell into a kind of collegiate ancient and usual mode.of redress for any grieva nce i n 1, 1 . 1 ...5., 1 t s or J. W. Eldred, Eeq. Colonel Stonor corrected, of for Rio Janeiro, was entangled with the Goodwin Sand, but eine. order, and, being excluded from Oxford and Cambridge, societies, is liy appeal to the judges ; but, it should .be tra- idiy C ff , g e EyStOn, F.. 1. 31. Tolner, Esq. T H otEa S j . i to establish a new University of •ue. - FNMA, Esq. Humphrey Weld, Esq. c A tu V re E of C N G eo L o o:;l a l v E er S y If aa G n ß b E y t t a h T e C B olo ß n l . T ts A t 1 1 , N ; cate tt l A sl: s l E t N am p sgve zc tso7 3 t . , ar i t t d n iii v roceed t e ed h tl e * London packet, ,Mackay, ft i s l und o it n nernry . nerved, that not even in the case of an actual member of the Me -:.. M fozhall, Esq. Joseph li'eM, Esti, selves. Being an Abstract of the various Papers recently laid be- from Holland ; Dispatch, Ritchie, from 3logisrlore ; Nimble, . h s .hey did by purchasing, at various society, have the judges the power to interfere in their 1‘: a; ; an tier, Em. William Witham, Esq. fore Parliament on that subject. Eltulon. from Smyrna ; Robed, Pearce. from Aliramichi ; WM. times, certain houses, new called the Inns of Court judicial character, much less in the case of an individual l ng, hen fluting, Es/. John Wright, Eaq. " Out of thine own mouth will I judga thee."-L u k e xi x , 22, l ace • W a ll ace . Willi am, V enter ; egini eme, A n d erson ; an d and of Chancery, between the City of NVestminster, not a member, though they may (acting in a domes:i.e. lin. ere R. Iforrabin. '.P. G. T. Whitgresee, Esq. Printed for the Soeiety•for the Mitigation and gradual Abolition Norfolk, Pestefe, from Petersburgh ; Netley, Thomenn, from Pil- the place of holding the King's Courts, and the Cit i ; y forum) hear and decide on any eaae f I' t d o comp ain ,an re- ere ne N. Jainnin. N .P. Edward White, Esq. of Slavery throughout the British Dominions ; and sold by J. lau ; Royal George, Ellerby, from Bombay ; Park, Leggett, from of London ; for advantage of ready access to the one, d - ' ' a rem; any grievance. eu. noes Kiernan, Esq. llatchard and Son, Piccadilly ; and J. and A. Arch, Cornball. Riga ; Diadem, Richardsou, from Dantzie ; Horte, Welker, from 1 tee Mr. JOSEPH VOSE. Tamest:amt. Of whom may be had, alemel ; Sector, Hart, for Villaviciosa ; Robert Taylor Mag. d lent of revisions in an p y p the other! Here exer- -- -_. _________ . .. '• If Mae 00 table at Five o'clock. Tick e t s toe, wine included. The First and Second ItEPOR.TS of the ANTI-SLAVERY han, from Hamburgh ; and Asia, Ward, from Quebec. 'Sailed cises were performed, lectures read, and degrees were . . 211 R. O'CONNELL AND. MA. LErNE.; IA J. AV. STA NDFIELD, SeeretarY• SOCIETY. and Sets of its various Publicatimo. the Waterloo, Wilkinson', from Jamaica ; 711mgdahne, Ilunie, for at length conferred in the Common Law, as at Univer- . ' '1 e a de Tickets not returned on or before the 7th December, will be Vera Cruz ; sad Thistle, Allen, for Teneriffe. skies in the Canon and Civil. The degrees were those (Furthet particulirs nom the MAO' &viable. Post of Tuescley I . sod menied as answered for. and Dinner ordered aecordinely. MRS. SHERM'OOD'S NEW WORK. DARWICII, DF.C. It -The Rob Roy, Higgin, from Kiel for r 1 : oi barristers, first styled apprentices, from apprendre, to On 1 a turt ay, Mr. O'Connell burring learned the giro - :en This day il published, 12ino. price .5e boards. Gibraltar ; and the Ant, Roberts, from Memel for Meath, were are LONDON DOCKS. learm) who answered to our Bachelors, as the state nd • * PRE SECOND PART of the HISTORY of HENRY both lost near Gottenburgh, the former on the 9th, and the latter , a . ceedings between hie soli Mr. M. O'Connell and Mr. Leyne, ex. /0 STONE-MASONS, QUA RKYNIEN, AND OTHERS. egree of a Sergeant (Serrientis ad legem) did to that of , ts- THE Directors of the LONDON DOCK COMPANY a . . 1 MILNER, a Little Boy who was not brought up aceording on the 6th ult. Crews saved, excepting three of the Anne, one of n which had taken place at the Font' Courts, hastened to the to the r ashions of t is lor d. h 1" I * - whom win drowned, and two died from severity of weather. Doctor. The Crows seems to have soon - taken under its m ea d mee„ o f pl• o ice, where he expressed great anxiety the ie s bum, give notice, that they will be ready to receive B y mi ,,,,. sHER w ooD. BRISTOI., Doc. 8.-Arrived the Petrel, Smith, front St. Peters- protection this infant seminary of Common - Law ; and, the In; Teen(eseled up) at the London Dock-House, Prinee's-street, to prevent a breach of the peace-he ultiniateln• lodged iii- Printed for J. Hatchard and Son, 187, Piccadilly. burgh ; Briton, -, from Smyrna ; Cambria, Cook, from Came more effectually to foster and cherish it, King Henry the Dam TUESDA Y, the 27th instant, le Eleven o'clock, from formations against his tw M .11 • 01.• 11 . o sons, . r. organ . onne ,ot • Lately published, by the same Author, peachy. Sailed the Achilles Cox for Trinidad • Jean Bart , • . • ?. • . • , • Third, in the 19th year of his reign, issued out an or- wilemens as may be williag to contract for the STONE required 1. Tbe HISTORY of the FAIRCHILD FAMILY. I vol. Derango, for Bordeaux ; Ainca, Hooper, tor Honduras. fire the Austrian service, Mr. Maurice O'Connelle mid •elso fonttarairuction of Vaults, and other Works of the Company . der Flora, Hillary, front St. Petersburgh to Bristol, is lost un the Island r ec dir ted to the Ma or and Sherifin of London, com- -3' against Mr. Fitzsimon, who was one of' their corillifinions. ' 12nto. prsee es. bds. Seventh Edition. weinaltelleist Dash. e „ 2. The ORPHANS of NORMANDY ; or, Florentine and of Penny. mantling that no regent of any law schools, within that Warrants were immediately issued ageing these gentle- ria him" i ttr ati°l of ill the Stone re q uired ' and al- Lucie. 18Ino. price 2.4. 6d. bds. Third Edition. SENDERLAND, DEC. 5.-The Return, of this port, hes this city, should for the future teach law therein." The muni- men, and peace officers sent in various directinnebe appre- nandedissan• itious of the Contract, may bo seen at the 3. The lIEDGE of THORNS. lemo. price 2s. bds. Fourth day been got off, mid brought into the harbour, but is considerably cepa! law. being generally understood to be included in this hend them. The warrants issued cha d M • d. rge aurice an Imam Deck-House. Every Tender must be accompanied with a n „ ; „. damaged. Prohibition, the object of it, a" Sir 'William Blackstone re- • ik• ttundtple by two responeible persona, engegiag to become bound '"'" 4. The HISTORY of HENRY MILNER. 12mo. Part I. Doe. 7.-Last night the Mary, of this port, Ilayens, came on s Morgati O'Connell, Esqrs., and Christ. Fltzstetilni;aEsq. Imbibe pima tendering, in the gum of 2,5001. for the due per. . . " ..., shore on the North rocks, near Whitburn, and was abandoned by marks, was-" by preventingfprivate teaching within the with an intent to commit a breach of the peace, by • ansault- price es. oe. ous. I. forsamed die Convect. the crew, who got on board of another vessel. She is expected to walls of the city, to collect all the Common Lawyers into ing Maurice Lcyne, Esq. with intent to provoke him to II . wrec . 6 ' C°CK ' See ' PALEY'S NATURAL THEOLOGY ILLUSTRATED. be a total k the one public University, which was newly instituted in combiit a breach Of themes , * by fighting a duel. 11 knikeDetk.llouse. December 3, 1825. __lssolaomx, Dec. 6.-A small copper a bottomed vessel, with. Dedicated, by peemission, to the Honourable and Right Rev. tbe A , tbe suburbs." Mr. Farrell fraie one of the warrants to Mr. qilloghly, I • Ni-Ro Tender will be received after Eleven o'clock on that out any cargo, or person on board, was drlven on ehore at Ring.. . Lord Bishop of Durham, Thus a regular society was formed, winch, fixing the who observed Mr Moreati • O'Connell in the diese-box 1 e Dm off aim the party making the Tender, or some person oo e , i us ra pALEY'S NATURAL THEOLOCY 'll t tea b e kinping, 4th inst. suppeted to have been a packet. Mielf, shalt attend. ' eloorowati Ron, Nov. 28.-The Lucinda, Schultz, 1 f 'd f h f f 1 I - h bet ' * ' •• * ' • • •' ' o m i n a re _ p aces o rest ence o t e pro essors o tie atv, as .n the Tliestre Royal, antl put hinn under arrest at • qoarbee. I - • series of coloured Plates and explanatory Notes. paized here, and ready for sea, was run foul or yesterday, antl re- productive of the greatest public utility. It has been re-. past seven o'clock. He escorted hitn to the H.eod Office, i PORTUGAL GRAPES, now landing, unequalled in By JA3IES P.AXI'ON, eeived much damage A boat has been driven on shore near Strom- marked by a learned writer, that the Inns of Court and of , I I DIE 21•11, 194 d. per lb., or in Jars, 255. ; Charnpaigne, the Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. London. where hewas accommodated in the waiting-room until his - dog stadt, with " NVoodlrok, of Aberdeen, Wemesse" Painted on it. Chancery, " make the most famous university for the pro- bail arrived at twelve o'clock. Mr. Farrell eoarcheti- for,. I dime I d'Al.mousseux et non tnousaette. rouge et blane, r4s. a Is allmanci te t i this w h m e k tafic th ult pl"c'el it may . be obeerved, The Hope, Gould, from Merlon has put InMere widi loss of an- . • •e , e i • • 1 ).ir done ; Claret, Se Julien, Mk (to 635. and 725. La Flue); dng the ar ument, it till clei l . • i the m m t h I ' y t o h U? t tan i f n t rl g li . ta ellor and cable. taxon ot tne raw, or or any one numan science in tie wor . I 'ld " • • • • • • I ' the other gentlemen in every direction where it was at a 1 ,; wane of Old Port and Sherry, 24a. lid. per dozen, and will wen app te . i to ec an sro in e mine ure o au a o jet , According to Sir John Fortescue tbe knights and barons, likely to find them Amongst other places he searched 31ENEL, Nov. 26.-The Minerva, Croft, railed from hence , . ; ilea packed in • good Wine llogehead, bottles ard ail Included, and those instances of contrivance which demonstrate a =Cattle Intli inst. for Dublin, and put back to-day, having lost her bow- with other grande e s- an d no bl emen o f t h e rea l m , used to Mr. O'Meara'', iti Park -street, where lie found a new. few le atii.; Sea bottled Porter, 7*. &I.; double, Bs. 6d. and fine old Power* split and sustained other damage, off Brocholm. place their children in these hug, though they did not de- of duelling pistols that were brought home on Saturday . io IMO Rent. Ils. Md. per dozen. CHA R LES WIIIGHT, next . 1 muntents in Natural History relate to many ob- .• . The physies is l . ed NEW It on', Nov. 9.-The Crawford, Itathbone, which was sire to have them thoroughly learned in the law, or to get ects which indeed ma be oenera 1 subject to our senses hot . evening, which he removed to the office, wherethey pow 1 i ei Eieg's Theatre, Operamolonnade, and at the Argyll Roores, - 1 . y• o y ' (Minuend and driven on shore on the Bahama Banks, was got off their living by its practice. Ile observes; that in his time; are. Mr. Farrell then went to Mr. O'Connell's - house, iit 12 4170 M. (tO instance only anatomy) it is probable that they have never been after throwing part of her cargo over, and carried into New l'rovi- I seen by the generality of the readers. Those organs destined to there were about two hundred students at those several aferimion-equare, a little after eleven o'clock. Before taking b ra t -Drury-line Theatre.-A splendid private Stage-box, eight dence, wh die remainder was discharged, and the vessel con. mechanical functions-the bones of man-the museks--eomparative it mum IL 2e. demote,. The Ariel, Barclay, from Cuba for this port, was totally bins, all of whom were Filii Arotilinen, or gentlemen born. any one in the house into custody he felt a wish to see the anatomy-relations and compensations even of insects and planes- loot Ist October, on the Florida Keys. The Castor, Hood, of Port- In Ist Jac. I, by a very solemn order (signed by Lerd owner,, and inform him of his intention, in case those be ll HO LYLAN D ' 8, 150. STRAY D.-GENE RAL 0 all admit of graphic representation. t. The Junius Lea was 1 t the let ult. . , land, was lost 6th ul , M e OP l okt I ord Bacon, and others) it was required as a qua- sought for were under the roof : a domestic expressed line, CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT. The plates which will be given in the work are all accurately o Bahama Banks. The Panama from New Orienns to Liver. ' ' ' 0 reprmented from original designs obtoined from the most authentic a lification, and made perpetual in its terms, t hat nobody unwillingness to disturb her master, as he had retired toe PROMPT rAyaimer. 11 1, was spoken in long. 68, retu ' rning leaky. The Rob Ro , I Moe the d ob 'I f h • el g many a vantages tame( rom t e improv eys- • sources, and hive been submitted to the critical examination of the ? rriTtn Georgia to Bermuda, was spokea with Isth ult.; ad hands should be admitted into the Inns of Court who was not a rest ; but added,. perhaps air. Fitzsimon, his .son-io-law e a ta 0 businees, none are more apparent than those renulting most competent judges. . 11 . i l . sick, and unable to make sail. gentleman by descent. will dinas well ; -Oh, quite as well, was the replan ' Mr.' 0 *or formation of Eshiblishments on a Et-Meet such magnitude vividl It is . therefore presumed that theses nstrettone w 1 bring y MALTA. Oco. 18.-The following are the bearinge and situ- In these societies there are two sorts of Collegiate Houses, Fitzsimon appeared, and was brought in a carriage to Mr.. t to the imagination the objects which with peculiar alien of arau. . o • o rembine the advantage of the Purchaser In the Reduced ' • - y ^ ton of a shoal paseed over lately by his Illajeety's ship Cyrene, one called the Inns of Court-which, says Fortescue, " are Lowea house in Alerrion-street. Late. as it was pi-- , n, het loth the prolit of the Frnprietors. small in detail, but from ment and with correct judgment. Dr. Paley ban selected as the having on its centre (the shoalest part) 84 fathoms, the bottom • lled because the students therein not only study the Lowe accom anied them to his office where alr 34•Carth m • *stoat of Islets and the avoirlanee.of bad debts, sufficient to re. 2 most convincing manifestation of the agency of the divine Author of nature ; and will render the text perfectly intelligible to the being of a white gravelly nature, with rocks, weeds, and pieces of .ith ea , . . . e , % .... . P , 1 • • ... 1 3 ;s e e l eg , laws to enable them to practise in the courts ot tv estmin- and Mr. O'Meara were prepared tO bait• Mr. M. OaConne'l 2 prltlie labour and capital employed. . . pont o t e san o an na, ( coral, From the Sle ' t f h 1 l af P te4a ' • Sao been matter of surprim that hitherto Gentlemen have been general render. W. by compass. From the North point of the sait island, S. 40 stem but also to pursue such other studies as may render and Mr. Fitrximon. They gave bail to keep the pe . ace oca . Subscribers' Nona areneceived at Me Highly's, and Mr. Ihdere milerlieri to obtain their DRESS of thew who, In giving un- deg. W. Distant from the body of the island 17 or 18 milee. Shoal them better qualified to serve the King in his Court ;" the cordiogly, themselves in 10001. each, and their sureties Mt *and credit with a certainty of an overwhelming amount of bad wood's, Fleet -street, where Specimens may be seen.. in latitude by observation 37 deg. 8 min. 30 sec. North. Shoal in other called the Inns of Chancery, in which formerly the 200 n each. The Work will be completed in six Parts, contaiotrg 36 coloured l &aerie obliged to make high charges, to compensate such hoses, longitude by chronometer 12 deg. 3 min. 10 sec. East. , Plates. Part I. will be published on the Ist of Janutry. The younger students of the law were placed, " learning and We understand that Mr. Farrell has written - to Mr.- ! ?suet the wants of those to whom credit is not a dedderutunn - • Plates will be sold se . parately. , The Lady Robert Williams, Ilughes, from Petersburgb, from studying tl g , , le ori inals and as it were, the elements of the M. O'Connell, desiring him to surrender voluntstily, tOa 1 Ws supply them with CLOTHES of the very best kinde, at Oxford • Printed for J. I incent. nerneerate prices, is the object of the Proprietors of this Esta. . • . . Liverpool, was driven on shore at the entrance of Portland Firth, law ; who profiting therein as they grew to r p , i eness so • • give bail to the warrant, anti spare him (Mr. Farrell) tines I Alum d •ed h P hi' I From the very liberal subscription alrea y receiv , t e u is . ier 1 the 2d instant, crew saved. It is feared very little of the cargo will were they admitted into the greater Inns of the same study bbl .. f 1 Is h' .. • e pro a e necessity o appre mit mg tm at an unmemene, . rk, liv e fitted up the spacious premises long known as HOLY- is induced to continue the price until the publication of the First be saved. called the Inns of Court." The number •of the lune of able hour. LAND'S HOTEL, two dnors West of Somerset House, and have Part ,when it will be raised. The Usk, M•Farlane, from Liverpool, fig Ache, was totally lost . Court is four, viz. the Inner Temple, !he Middle Temple 1 i n the Hall of the Four Courts, this day, we tindiestatur , *Medi large stock of cony description of CLOTH, purchased !, bosh et the best inanufactu They have, in the Executive HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL WORKS tenger drowned. Lincoln's Inn, and Gray's Inn. Of these, the earlint were a very warm altercation took plaee betnmen Me. J. •(YMer.: la eft of thei r c oncern , en ge d f *la d • I Recently published by Geo. Be Whittaker, Ave alariadane. which it is believed were inan Mahon. the friend of the Messrs. O'Connell. and I I I ga men o a i ity an experience, an( The Stag from Glogow to Liverpool, is sunk off the the Inner and Middle Temple, ~ -, In two large volumes, Ilvo. price 30s. 1* „ Irtit bon tientlemen an opportunity of exhibiting the skill and Laggon Potnt, on the coast of Kirkcolm, having struck on the Ebb first applied to the purpote of the study of the law in the Mr. Payne, the• Barrister who Wall the friend of adret he neve% which their Orders will be executed. IIrIHE HISTORY of ITALY, from the Fall of the rock. on the bth inat e Crew saved. , reign of King Edward the Second. From these four socic- L e yn e , It is supposed a meeting will take place between • % An erensire stock of GREAT COATS, TRAVELLING J_ Western Empire to the commencement (Man Wars of the The , Gass, from London for Stettin, is stranded on the • . I ties alone students are called to the bar. The Inns of those gentlemen. I li *OPERA CLOAKS, in frambroon, Cloth, and Camblet. French Revolution. Saltholms, near Copenhagen. Cargo expected to be saved. IS -SERVANTS' LIVERIES made with care and economy. By GEORGE PERCEYAL, Esq. n For the elegance of its style, the generous tone of its send. The Maria Elizabeth, Backer from Amsterdam for Lauvig, was Chancery, which are eight in number, are as follows, viz. : driven on the rocks on the 22dult. near Sandefiord, and Maned} Clifford's Inn, Clement's Inn, Lyon's Ins, New Inn, Fur- Up to the present time (Tuesday evenine) rue furtiter hostile proceeaing bas taken place, nor has Mr. 31... (Mon- . 12 SUPERIOR SEIDLITE POWDERS. metes, ani above all, for io faithful reference to origioal authori- ately went to pieces. The crew saved ; the cargo sunk or driven ' 12 nivel'. Inn, l'havie's Inn, Staples' Inn, and 13arnard's Inn. nell been found, and tke warraot is, cornienureattlf, stitil - ira • t HESE Poeders prodnce, when used as directed, ties, this work is certainly a valuable acquisition to our historical to sea . 10 These are subordinate to the Inns of Court. The three force against him. F r Water cued fth Ili that fnd at the literature "-Morahly Review. '2 t e e med e _ i n . y o e same qu ty MI Oil His Majesty's ship Jasper soon after leaving Vera Cruz, which a . . t, ' • • sd nrst belong to the Inner Temple, the fourth to the Middle _a -a__ ___ _. ti . .onmitt Spring. The Water impregnated with them . tog! e , " Al . th r as it will be concluded, our opinion of Mr. Peree. was on the Gth October, e.I in with the Mexican squ ron, con- e:ones, la an instant, ;mulcting and effervescent, and. forms an val s book is highly favourable ; and we think that he has fully re. Mang of one frigate, one brig, and five rechooners, and the Spa. 'Temple, the two next to Linco , , In's Inn and the two last to 11ORR1D ATTEMPT at• MURDER and itosarinr. . , a.r. , - , . ,, e Saline Aperient, as eilemeant as Soda Watez. They deemed his pledg,e of filling a void In our historical literature."- nish squadron, consisting of two frigatee and two transports ; they Gray s Inn. Formerly barristers from the Inns of Court . . . . L I meat unimpaired by time Or climate. New Moathly 3lsgazine. were within gun-shot of each other, and hourly expected to en• were sent once a year to read to students in the Inns of BrasetwoneN„Det. M I • h h ' hbou 1 ood fL . ' it' hi mat mg tt, e neig r i o ivery-street, t s fawn, t is cone:dud sold by the Proprietor., Messes. G. MARSHALL " The History of (Italy fills up a blank long felt in our Item- p age . Chancery ; but that custom has long since been discon- was thrown into the greenest consternation and alarm by the cries < i 111 a ' el tnimmiste, Brewer -street, Golden-square, in Boxes, 4s. 6d. tare, in a way highly creditable to its author."-Literary Gazette. ° The Snbina Spanish frigate lin arrived at the Havennnh. totally . i . "di, an in Bottles at 22.5. duty included. lo 3 vols. Bvo. price 3fis. dismasted ;it happened on the 29tIt of September, in the clulf of n ed. * The Inns of Chancery are nosy inhabited, for the of " Murder !" from a female, wife of the unfortunate italiviouel, tt u . • • 11 . --The Public are cautioned against imitations, and are re- A HISTORY of the FRENCH REVOLUTION t seem- Mexico. most part, by attorneys: studeuts are now never entered in the• subject of the following account t-51r. Perry; a respectsbni • cumin observe theworde, "Prepared by G. 31arshall and Co.'? poled by a History of the Revolution of 1335. or of the States The Dore, Coppell, from Bordeaux for Bristol, put into Roche- those Inns with an intention of qualifying th 1 r" ..ernile.VCS .0T grocer and cheesemonger, who has for several yeara carried matinee , 4 ieninted upon every ~ label, with each box and bottle ; an General under King John. By A. Tbiers anti Felix Bodin. Trans- fort, with damage. It is suppmed she sailed ftom thence about .1 the liar; for admission in the Inns of ( itancery would now above bueiness, was About closing hie shop wire:hew, when an . ele- Irishman' ' ' F d d ti d ' , named Michael ord, entere .an reit re tb leeserved .. •Pnyarations, under the same name, advertieed for making the Iced from the French. the Bth ult. after being repaired, and has not since been heard of. be of no avail with regard to the time and attendance re- with several articles. It was about halfmast ten, and the family 64 6's Water, are spurious. In 3 vols. Ilvo. price 425. The Jesmond, Watson, from Petmburgh to Newcastle ; Cum- . Ibv the Inns of Court. were about to retire to bed. Ford, it appears, has lately come m 'l'o be had as above:- The HISTORY of PARIS, from the earliest yeelod to the Pre- berland, 3leed, from alemel ; and Agnes, Maekstrom, f rom G ot _ quire( ~ . . L - Nflereenated Soda Powders Lavender Water A • • r • . Itt üblic build. e ...... •-. e sent day ; containing a eesertestion o. its antiqu es, P , teneuego to Amon, were driven on shoe at Gottenburgh, 27th ult. These Societies of the aw are governed by masters, thie town from London, and is a bricklayer's lalman r. Ile liag I ,res'l , teettati t nalte in remelt Ditto, Perfumed ings, civil, religious, scientific, and commercial inst tutions, with and would be obliged to discharge. berichero, stewards, and other officers. In most of tbe Inns 4 . ince he repided in Birmingham, lived at a lodging-house a few . doors from Mr. Pen '1 and Ford has been • week') 'euestonot to. i.tr• deto, in efflorescence Ditto, Mille Meter numerous historical faem and anecdotes, hitherto unpublished, The Yeselstrom, De Wecrd, from Amsterdam to Newcastle, is of Court there are chapels for divine service, and in both the unfortunate Alr. Y Perry. On the night of Tueeday he came rent Clacked Magnesia Vegetable Extrast tending to illustrate the different eras of French History,. partiem lost near Eyerbank. these Inns and the Inns of Chancery there are public Halls Ito • laughing into the shop and was talking to Mr. Perry above twenty • reel Cough Drops Esprits-various larly the eventful period of the Revolution. To which ts added, • The William and Amelia, Jones, from Plymouth, was lost on for exercises in rt-atlings, &c. Mr John Forteseue, Sir Ed- minutes or half :in hou * r. During the conversation Ford obeerveil ;tomtit Vinegar Eau de Cologne an Appendix containing a Notice of the Church of Saint Denis, Selby Island, Oct. 15. Molder Vinegar Arquebusatie %Vater an account of' the violation of the Royal tombs, important Statisd. The Rolla, from Buenos Ayres to the Havannah, is lost on tbe ward Coke, and other learned writers have called th , ese be had received a wound on his left cheek from a ball. Ile re. 1' ‘'"?itet Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, &s. cal Tables derived from official reaources, ete... &C. coast of BrasiL Inns by the name of a Juridical University ; and, with aim 4 ed Mr. Perry to put hie finger to the inside of his' cheek, a.S•- hi , I . large übstance had remained ever since the wound lad been keeled: • ery genoine Isrug and Medicine, of the finest panty, foe In 3 vols. Mtn. price 36e. The Clio, from tbe %Vest Indies, wan totally lost at Nantucket respect to the Inns of Court, there certainly seems to be an mr. Peary I HISTORY of the CONQUEST of ENGLAND by the 2a Li l t , sequently did so, and after the* the veretrit seemed. ma • home and foe exportation. analogy, in many particulars, between them and the Uni- shuffling, as though he was restless ; at last, •• he suteeyed ' the none Chest., of all prices, completely fitted for every Climate. NORMANS, Its causes and consequences. Trananned front the The Luons, from the Baltic, Is lost at 31arstrand. yersities. The number of distinct houses belonging to the shop round and mond, he desired afro P. to let bim have a heck cc' • N.B. All other advertised Prepsmtions for making the Soda and French of M. Thlerry. The Mary, of Sanderientl, Hams, is lost near li'hitbum, 1 4, titil Waters, under the above canici, are spurious. In Bro. price 14e. ___.......e._ former is not much less than the number of colleges ; each baton • Mr. P. took down a aide of baeon, raid leen from 3dr Awry *.• Merchants, ter... supplied on lilseral tame. SECRET 51EMOIRS of tbe COURT of LOUIS XIV, and CUSTOM-HOUSE, DEC. 8. r thei requires degrees to be taken by the professors o. r re- I) . h he tooh a large iron cleaver, for the porpme of breakieg the hem... , of the REGENCY ; extracted from the German Correspondence SHIPS ENTERED INWARDS-The King Ge . orge Packet, Hart, spective sciences e various exercises are required by each nring t e time Mr. P. was weighing the bacon irorti matenettme SIMPSON'S ROYAL ELIXIR OF LIFE.-This of the Duchess of °doing, Mother of Me Regent. Preceded by • from Rotterdam ; Julie, Presoer, from Calais ; Fanny, Feard, e o theeleayer unobserved by Me. P., endentleavoeredM poesesstemee.t . l'fi ' f tl d • and in the original as nua i cations or lose egrees, t f the 01l from behind the roomer ;he then eushed on enin P., and.- e ''th Ith f m St. Übes • Mary Wells • 3l edieine, from its balsamic and restorative qualities, fully Notice of this Princess, and accompanied with Notes. In t • from Danteic ; Endeavour, Sm , ro ...., , . a . a n ite the above name. It was origieslly prepared by a Physician Portrait of the Duchees. from St. Michael's ; Speedy. Frampton, from Guon ; New Union, institution of both these societies, public lectures were a inflimed such it dreadful blow on the head of Mr. Perry that he cut "IMF Shilling, from Dieppe ; Flying Fisb, Boxer . , from Ostend ; part of the prescribeel h t i. luties of the members. 'The law his hat asuneler, and mede • dreadful incision on the hack i•f bre . k. • finch Coun for a late King of France, and the recipe haying In 2 vols. Nem price 21a. ' • ' V NICE nd th YOKE of FRA NCE and of AUSTRIA t Dorothy, Turnbull, Mom St. Petersburgh ; Albion, Haden, from 1 j , ,"sn',. eti ar rehaled by thepvesent Propnetor, le most faithfully adhered E, . a er . e made b Mr Perr to dis kis ana ectures consisted of t ose rem ings on the statutes which, lleadt An enctnet wa , y • y Marfa . j deadly weapon, but hi rah', and the tinfortonat• lee r Flatulenee, Spasms, warm in the Stomach, its beneficial with Memoirs of t e , h Courts Government and People of Italy; Berbice ; Latona, Patterson, from Riga ; Dalhouise Cantle, in ancient times formed so great a source of legal instruc- ta g m ' ag ef the 'l••d i 1 d' Wlit' •Blf rd Martin • Dew Drop IVokes • Maitland, Ells- .' . . man received two more desperate wounds in Me free'. At threes ii 1 are unrivalled, as it gives Immediate relief in such cases; presenting a faithful picture of her preeent con. mon, an nc umg ile,e( o , , a tion, were delivered with so mucn pomp and grandeur, mi . all f 'St. P 'bur h Anton moment. a niece of Ala Perry, hearings seiitile, entezed the shop,. ~ m tenons sibjett to those alarming eomplaints ought to be original anecdotes of the Bonaparte family. By a Lady of Rank- worth ; and Wallace, W e rnm ' I il ac '' W'l' f Bi g ; 4 Nimble' , anti derived so great an authority. In the Inns of Court, and with the courage of a heroine she darted at the aettaasio um, . ''''''t i'. It promotes appetitm and oraduany restores digestion Written during a twenty years' residence in that interesting coml. Jewell, from Cadiz ; Ca e Oraa, 1 son ' rom ga b d 11 th of Chancery these lec•ures have lon forced the clearer from him with as we as ose , . , , g . . which he hnd, the inatatit beamme.- ) 'i . moot remote' debility. whether ' eioned by a long residence try, and now published far the information of Englishmen in gene- Elstion, from Smyrna ; London Packet, Alnekay, from nston an . ;.....ieleml climates, natural deficiency of energy in the system, or ral, and of travellers in particular. Amsterdam ; St. Helena, Elliott, from Riga ; Mary, Douglas, since been disused. 'l'he internal government of the Inns of I'' II r Ford fell r too Mendable... threatened her undo moon. e e . , o n^ a too Itotnrious mode of life. This Miele will be found, on a In Ova. with Portrait price 12s. from St. Petereburgh ; Astrea, Sanderson, from Rige ; and Duke Court is, ex te its nature and institution as perfect as in but before Mr. Perry's niece could give die alarm cr trearehiana ' he escaped. Airs. P. had gone to the cellar tett the purpme of fimilles Zeeot trial a never-hills restorative to nice and vigour. Gm. MEMOIRS of the LIFE and IrVRITINGS of Mei. FRAN. William, Scarlett, from Dover and Ram n ,,,,, ', gai t e e ,-,n,...1 colleges, the treasurers and benchers having the same power ''''''hone , s: ii g HERMAN Mother of the Right Honourable R. E. nine- ENTERED OUTWARDS-The ..,...ene, imrior, oir eei.,..tar ; some ale. She heard • slight noise, but not hearing sey lima; . . ~,,,,,.._ 4 . ca .ona . y exceed the strict bounds of temperance will, t...IES 8 _ . th 'fs• S d B'elel Ih " ... Nourished." and Ruby. Huwell, for Ste Michael's ; Sir Charles M`Carthy, alarr, over the members, by " the orders of the house," as the she went on with her work. Shortly after she•whs stan e co by er se - X., o yn i up, seZent dowel this Elixir on emirlotto rest, exempt themulyee Tian, and Au or . , . , . ey 1 i ' d Sel • a from the Works for Nems and St. Kitt's ; Fame, ilatbeld, for flamburgh ; master and fellows •of a college have by their statutes. screams of her niece, and. sin 'came up, find behekt !Reba= •fi a leee tonal unpleasant abets of sac examen the followirig day. The Discovery,' with Cnt (rums an . c weltering in his blood. One of his breethot oockete Wert a e endione Is Lisa 1 f F 11 dll bin Lo h f Dern its • Edward, Wessels, for • rt. Shetidan and B raphical Anect otes o her am yan utc son, tF, p t ,_,_ used by distinguished orators of the Senate. of M , 9 4 5 . . ._. . _ a Wt er, Or era . Ile domesti 1' of the Inns of Court, c po icy though under inside out, and the contents taken been'onl. .1 1 1nalso beldnetan ' 4ll d the Bar, as it revives the frame and restores the Contemporaries. By her terandaug . b Mo.'. ' 6 " ter, Juice loot DU. Bremen ; Julie, Preager, for Calsis ; Sea Nymph. Burrows:ha, an aristocratical form, is perhaps more extensive in the „ a p d h I le . artn ge, t e stirgeons. a ter we .ng eviiM ewertionellem. an n een painful exhaustion is produced by long declamation ; In past Item pence Ms. ftd. for Naplee ; William, - 31'Kenzie. for Ilemburgh ; and Agenoria, Inns titan in Colleges ; because the ben:hers unite the legis- stopping Die blood, deelered Mr. Perry to Ot in imirneenttehmeest n e for Guern and Jersey. f „:2' .. ms same time is so perfectly innocent, Mat the most delicate The LIFE and A DMIN ISTRATION . . of CARDINAL Phllllpson, sty • G en Th latiee and the executive power over their societies ;as they and that it was impossible b bi -C colt- survive many hoere . ..iir.o aenn , and children may take it without fear or alteration of their NVOLSEY. By John Oslo Esq. Third Edition. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT RAVEsE. - e -Outtonini ii te Jo two thick vols. post tiro, price 21a. Rucker, Soper, for Grenada ; and Provideoce, Brown, for Ham- not only execute orders in being, but can vary their rules Petty is abnut sixty years of age. Atienael rota iiteraosmit bent." ' . 1 ., . . a its. apNrehended ; he is about five feet sever itches bilstiteligillaeligme r 5 ,,,,.' soli In Bonles at Ile. tads, including stamp, by J. V. MEMOIRS of PHILIP DE CO3IINES; containing the burgh. as occasion requires. The Inns, too, differ from Colleges, . . , • an sallow complexion, of a downcast and repulsive COoLteLaate s. PIM fklln P let Ine gg, Henteetta.street, Covent- history of Louis XI, aan Charles VIII, of France, ice. ice. ice.; CLEARING OUTWARDS-Atiel, Bused!, for Sierra Leone. Cape as being possessed of no cetntes exclusive of their own • . no m a miss ! renw or . et- • •d• 1 th " Scandalous Chronicle." A New Edition. Coast Castle, and .Acera ; Sylvia. 31ackie, for Rio Janeiro . Bruce, . ton his left cheek there is a scar i his visage is thin and eba ' . rr ; hie n ees no .at the Li reties at mow faishionable watering- inclu mg aso e . d their public incomes arising from fees on admittance ot his log the two middle joints of his kft or right hand firger ; bile . v , e towns of public resort ; and by the pnr.opul 31edieine Printed uniform with me n " Quentin Durward," being the work en Lun, Mr St. Lucia ; Prince Frederick, Ladd, for Rottenlain ;an members, and on taking degrees ; from fines, in the na- dress is that of Irish labourer, immolate throughout the United Kingdom. . which Mat nuvil it leunded. it'ilberforce, Dench, for Gibraltar. , 1 . . / -