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,Y ow / 7 • / • ...._ . . . . . • ~,,„„..... , __. ~, . ...c. g,...,_._....c.....„__ ... 1 it.rittirrb it . . ..,_. ►• - . _ . No. 6,874. STATIONERY OFFICE,Dtc: 7. Mt tHE Ccorrtrakr of the Mfalicoery Office is ready to realm Tenders toe &fferent descriptions ot PARCHMENT VELLUM required for the Pablic Service. The quantities to contracted fur, and the periods of their delivery will be specified : C7e panicclars of Contract which can be procured, and samples the artidatviewegl at the Stationery Off, ee, from Monday the ..I.h of December, to Saturday the 29th of January nett, between hours of Ten and Three. The Tenders to be addressed to the Comptroller of his Majesty's amen Office, James-street, Bucitinghatil-gste, and to be de .10,1 by Twelre o'Clock in the day, on MONDAY, the 31st of 'inaary.. 1n.% marked in the comer, •• Tender*, Parehmmt and 'Otani." after which d■y and hour no Ten/lams be received. ARMY CONTRACTS. CONIXIMMILIAT TIZASULT CUAIIIM/114 Nov. 2d, lilt TOTICE is hereby Rirea to all Persons deeircus of contracting to supply ths following Aniclin for the use of .., Anoi a viz.:— BREAD. :Ails ajcsiy's Land Forms in Cantonments, Illsereers, and 13arracla in the undermentioned Caustics and Island : ord Ulan/stet. (including Okford r , :rri:s the ±y of Bristol) Rutland bridge (innkidiedlad=d lialop •!se tuna of Nortuar-Herts Statlord ha) Hunts Suff, , l l .: ( %caw Isle of Man ll' c.t:norland I).*r Minolta Wilts jatilarn (including Lincoln 11'0:Tester Hay IsLand ) Norfolk York. BEEF and MUTTON. 7.3 ELI Hsjosty't Land Forces In — eLtonnes ts. Quartets, and Barracks, in the undermentioual County : Dreon. OATS. Tails Na;estv's Cavalry and Artillery Horses. in Cantonments sad Quar.ms in the tinder-mentioned Counties : ILdfati Hereford Rut:and lierrck Hats Salo]) ( =Wig Hunts Stafford I oteester ‘Vestmorelsrd ..:.t ' col!' _ Worcester. — FORAGE, viz. „ ______ Ist'. Buy. and Straw, to His 31ajetty's Cavalry and Artillery Horses. in Hayracks . Oats in Cantonments and Quarters. in :be undamiertioned Counties Lancaster, Northampton, Sussex. Tblt the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th Day of !.... , ust7 next ; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up and marked - Tesler for Army Supplies , " will be received at this Wilco on or •ect: Tuesday the 28th Day of Decembe:, but none will be re : red after Twelve o'Clock on that Day- Pespouls must he made separately for each County and Island, rd each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to Tan properly Sited up, by Two Persons of known Pro reny engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in !he .kc.ount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due ?entrmarze of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed n'ets m:tde on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Lade Lrnrh ; and shonld it an happen that during the oie:inuanee of the Connect no Troops should be supplied by Crtue dins same, the amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond. raj is L'l3 first instance by the Contractor, shall be refund...il 'c Fan. fart alara of the Contracts may he had upon applim:on at SxtA.emt era., between the flours of Ten and Four. P.a.-4zatuples or the Bread and Meal may be seen at the °See, Keen vie flours of l'welre and Two. AIERCHANTS' SEAM EN's OFFICE. ROYAL EXCIIMCGE, DEC. 8, 1824. N cousequesee of the numerous Shipwrecks thht hare wettrred during the recent tempestuous weather, the Com. *a request a MEETING of 31ERCILINTS and others at Offier. on TUESDAY. the 14th of Member. at 11l o'cloat, al: rota consideration the INCREASED DEMANDS upna it:NDS of theINSTITUTION. —The Chair will be taxa Ire premsely. WILLIAM WATSON. See. kLEION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE 111 COMPANY, NEW BRIDGE.STILET, BLACITRIAIS, Empowered by Act of Parliament. Capital —One M i lion. !Nruranccs fallieg due at Christmas will expire, unless renewed ::keen days from that perbd. The esomany's Rates and Conditions are of the most ressonaldc :ocri7t:nt: no Charge is nnule fir Fire Policies, when the Pre elattia is.: no Admiasion Fine is charged on Lir, Intim :no: a liberal Commission is allowed to Solicitors, and others, ulelle. Life lasurar.cn ; and every facility is afforded by which inyrut and convenience of the Public may be promoted. W.IRSER PHIPPS, Secretary. WARMAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE WM PAM'. AT SO. ii , LOMBARD-STREET, THE rNtn..tscr or THE POET-nri LOYTIOX. The Principles upon which this Institution is founded have bccn '40%4 after a nature investigation of the practice of oth , cr w",lbt found to combine advantage not, hitherto °Erred. by any luntrance Company. , It Assured of a certain standing participate in the Profits every 7r VMS. .1 sanriibed Capital, amounting to Two Millions, secures the frona the ruponsibility attached to Societies fur mutual ion ar.ts may have their demands on the Company submitted the en Nocturne made for Policies when the sum assured amounts to nrwards. mare - rens, Rtonsuft MEI: JIAIKES, Esq., Chairman. GralIGT LY•1.1.. Esq.. Deputy Chairman. The Right lion. Jour GARR/ITT, Lord 313r0r. .4%C. Rixterana Esq. ltowiand :Iliac:tell, Esti. Wants Co i .land, Esq. Robert Maori], Esq. William D. Dowson, Jelin Ravenshaw, Esq. 7T. Ilan Farquhar, Bart. Robert Rickards, Esq. ..Ithips Garry, Laq. John Share, Esq. Wm. Ilahl!mand Esq. M.P. Edward Stewart, Eeq. 4:. Haney. 1:99. Andrew Hen. Thermion, Esq. wergeJenacr, Esq. John Thornton. Eaq. • 0t..1 'arch. Esq. John Tollneb, Esq. '.:st..Karjoitihanks Enq. M.P. James 'fulled), Esq. Ilanin, Esq. M.l.' !Initroas—Lewis Loyd, Esq. ; A. W. Robarts, Esq. M.P. ; Alism Ward, Esq. Neice h hereby given, That Assurances which expire at Christ. A 6 h:ink! be renewed within Fifteen Days thereafter, or they ' void : and that the Receipts fur such Renewals are now '"--r for delivery with the respective Agents tor the Company ivsl7,hout the United Kingdom. r. . 3 s.ILICe. WM. W: !OVATE I'l L.—A MarT - itql and Beneficed Cler ,t;ilrtn, .renwerlt Tutee toe No!,leinar. of the highest rank, imoretue lHec t e t Tly wing a few Piiv u :s n i o n w io s hh! resident acuicY. i° Waned " . Old heed to the Rev. A. B. 31r. Prowetes, Book 4. !3 TEXT TIICHSDAY ! ISM, of the old State Lottery Hfices 4, Cornhill, and 9. Charing.cross. London. earnestly solicits public at. .a.;xr, to the approaching Lottery Scheme, as decidedly the best 510 . 1. 1 wl _ t alrageous for adreiltur.n. that be has ever bad the re,f; "' s anuMog to their notice, which a very short statement ~;.r_ore. For instance, THURSDA the two First Prizes drawn out of the , bed sill each base 2 1 11,4419/. There will be One Thousand Prizes . : 4 " th at Day. eanassiusritly, all the other Capitals may be 101 ,hat at el evens; the VH I 20,0001. MIST BH DRAWN Stole persons who purchase now will have the thence of ob- Zi tht-o (somebody must ra them), and after that Day's t 6 Y may retain their Tickets and Shares, whither drawn -110dtatm, and receive back all tile Money they paid for them, illtt ail/ to the following trifl:ng deductions, which In fact is Didudion on a Whole Ticket . E 4 II 0 b eduction on a Fixteensts - - 99 6 Other Shares in the usual proportion. elute h ho intend t: return their Ti Ceases Day. TILE SCHEME CONTAINS TWO GUM l'7ius of 130,1100 4.d Two/ . . . £20,000 ii„„ lo d o trous other Coldish, forming an aggregate of Two fiZt r td add Six Th ousan d One H undre d an d S ixt y P o unds fa tod not it single Mena througltout the whole Lotter aid 3,1 y .1 . 1 :.e1r of Nurahers anon ;:sle by BISII. Cornmil • anal who Idurn the ' Wings of tha :Mb of October of Novei;tber IS jOM{ , . . . . 320.11011 14 .5441 . . Calo,ooo Ns. . .139.0110 hROt • and Y l 4l'd ."21 41 other Cnpity:ls ,• also the First 30.00111. Last —EXT THURSIery, A One Lott n the Three ! ).11" DRAWING SWINS. NEAV PERIODICAL WORK. On Saturday, Junnary I, 1625, will be published, No. I. of rlllll3 BRITISH 'AIAGAZI NE. Brice 2s. 6d. To 11 be continued slenthly. 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London published by W. Charlton Wright, $3, Paternoster• ANTIQUITILL—Some fishermen have found, in the bay of the small port of Asciili, an iron chest, three feet and a half long. On opening it they found a long head of heir, a gauntlet, and a few piecxs of an ancient sabre. It is thought that these spoils must have belonged to some Galician or Scandinavian dwarf. Thome nations, in fact, used to enclose, in iron or steel chests, the hair and anus of a warrior killed in battle, and throw them into the sea. It was an honour reserved to their first geuemls.....NlC es If Literature. Price /d. SAST INDIA SHIPPING. Tiro Noormahull, Scott, has airived iit the Downs; sits sailed front Singapore the 97th July. The Christiana Baruarillna, from Batavit, hes arrived in the Texel ; she sailed from Batavia the lad July Pax e.—The Hon. Company's ship Berwickiliire, Shepherd, had arrived at Penang. St noerose.—The Honourable Companv'sship, Thomas CaullsiChrystie, passed Singapore on tl:e Meth July. LONDON, TUESDAY. DECEMIIER 14, 1824. LMPERIAL BRAZILIAN MINING ASSOCIATION, HOWTORD.NVILDIXOS DEc. 13, 1324. .R. MR.. EDWARD OXENFOHD ittiornts the Share holders in the IMPERIAL BRAZILIAN MINING ASSOCIATION, that to such of them u may be dissatisfied with holding their Shares he will return the Premium. and is authorised by the Directors to state, that at the same time the del: sit thereon will be repaid. Those Persons so wishing to retire from the Association are re quested to send the Banker's receipts to Mr. Olen ford, On SA TCR. DAV. the 18th instant, when they will receive an acknowletig meut for the same ; upon the priwinction of which, on TDEs- DA V, the 21st instant, Cheeks will be given then: for the repay ment of the Premiums and Deposits. SFFERERS in I't)HTLAND.—At a MEETING held at Items Steward's Wharf., Abingdon -street, for the RELIEF of the sad'erMg INHABITANTS of the ISLAND of PORTLAND, Mr. JOHN SEARLE in the Chair; The palmed*" of a Meeting held at the Island of Portland, at which the Governor, John P e nn. E sq . presided. and information from other somata, having been laid before the Meeting, it appears that the sea had. during the late storm, broken down its natural barrier, and carried with it an immense quantity of beach ; that the village of Chimed] had been overwhelmed, causing the destruction of 38 houses, with 23 of their inluthitants, and in Liberality damag ing yearly 108 houses more, the fishing boats, nets, turniture, and apparel. 'being also destroyed, makes a loss of property amounting Iti,coo/., by which a great number of families hare been ren dered so completely destitute, that an immediate supply of bread ant! cloth big has beat found necessary to keep theta from earring. The Meeting lament to state. that the iithabitanta are in such distress, se to make it necessary to •oliclt the public benevolence; the islanders are active and mm:retie men. and are in the habit of rendering valuable asslaance to vessels in (Unreal. aid • ampectful spiral is made on their behalf to the abippppiteiletteresut la embniquaese et the abate Ittlbriaktlotr. rarkett ResOlutions wen entered into, and the following persona were appointed as a Commit:cc fur conducting a Subscrmuon to London, and to co operat.. with the Cotentiat es at Portland and Weymouth : Mr. Atkinson. Jun. Goswall.st. r‘lr. James Mimes , Farl at Mr. Browne, Oosvell-st. Mr. Robinson. Earl_st. Mr. G. Burnell, Cursitur.st. 21r. *mill:, Black Lion Wharf, Mr. Danieli, Milbank-at. East Smithfield Mr. Dike, Milbank-et. Mr. Sowden, Albion Wharf, Mr. Fthlt, Abhuodon.st. Baakside Mr. Freeman, 31db:ink-at. 31r. James Slack, South Audley 11r. Or Indy. Horscrerry-resd at. 31r. B. Ilatchard, 31illiank-st. Mr. D. Stereo. City-road 31r. Mallcott, Newgate-st. Mr. tt aloe. 31P.h.snk-si. 3lr. Pew, Little rTitllll Mr. W. Whitehead, Non-road 31r. Piper, Eaatcbeep Amount already advertised - Since received:- -C Per ,Messm. Curtis and Co. 3!:. Henry Friend, Ito. C 1.038 13i. S. Per MOM". Willis and Co. !i. I;rowne and Son 2 0 :11r. John Mason . I 0 JoLn Bagwell, Hut. , 6 0 . 2 0 . to 1; chests.? - 31r. John Prate, Mr. 'Cm. l hstlwick Mr. Henry Cull, Barns. Mr. %V,.. Herbert, . 3 5 3lr. J IVatson I 0 Earn:int Craemit, Esq. I I J3,llXlPulman, Esq. I 0 J. Withers, Esq. - I 1 1.. - 5 5 The Workmen in theem. Per l'lCsm.lieriles and Co. nos. Cowan', Esq. 5 0 l'er Mr. liatchard. R. Wainwright, Es 4. 5 Phillip 111!liana, Lsq. 2 0 . I 1 111* •irate the Duke of lie:turd 25 0 W. G. - . Per Mcssr4. Williams and Co. Mr. Gairskell . 3 0 ploy of 11r. Harding, Alsson, Tots=haw 3 3 31:. P. Crisp 1 1 Capt. (ho. .iitcret.son I' cr Messrs. alp and Co. J. E. T. . - 1 0 Books for subscriptions are open at Meimrs. Sir Wm. antis. ant a; 3lessri. Claude Scott and Co.'s; Sir H. Glynn, Mills, and Co.'s; Mess's. Hanbtiry. Taylor. and Lloyds'; Mivsrs. !ferries, Farguhar, and Co.'s; e, ns. Willis, Percival, and Co.'s : 3lessrs. 11 ilhants, Ili:mess, and Co.'s; also at Messrs. Trar.cis, White, and Francis's, 31:whic Wharf, Vauxhall; and at 3lr. Hatctiard's ; they will also be thankfully received by any of dic Committee. FR!;I:3IAN. Bon. See. This day is published, is thou Yob. 191 1 1_ o.. prive INTANDERINGS of Clll 44.RoLp. a Ro snare, of Real Life, Intersticrua with )(moire of the English . Wife, Foreign 3lisrrra, aad onions other celeirrated Characters By JOHN HARMAN NEDFORD. Lieutenant R.N., Aut'aor of •• Views cep 1114 S'.IOTCS of the Black Sea." and who accompanied theCbillo in 116 waLdertngs till within a few months of his death. Printed for Sherwood, Jones, alto. Pateraoster.row. . QIIIPWRECKED AND DISTRESSED SAILORS' I:3 FUND—At a PUBLIC MEETINCL held in the City of Landon Tavern, t2aptititi tiir (4i()ROL: iN. KEITII, Bert, R.N. 'at the Csair.„ It was resolved unaniznottsl;-11.4i; SnektyVe fititTieli under ' the above nryellation, the objects of which shall be, first, to grant prompt temporary e'd to the widows and orphans, and fathers and mothers, trhi were dependent for support upon such sailors as bare perish /a by shipwreck. or other disasters, at see, during the late par: , ; serardl:-, to tlfard the same temporary relief to the de. pendent rimilies of kuch sailors as hare been kill rl, or who have died on sheze (the Merchant $.-amans' Society not allowing any aid in such n caw, unless the sailor died in the service of the ship); thirdly, to give also temporary assistance to the dis:ressed family of a sick sailor, when rue atliet ion prevents him from going to sea, or for nwhile working to nistlnr:in Ma family; fourthly, to promote some trifling aid to a !Min in great distress for a few days, until he ohtsi P. a ship. carefully avoiding any case contemplated, and provided for I,y the sr Hovel Nathotal Institution tor l'reservation of Life ir.•.tt ;shipwreck ;" when the following stunts were sub scribed : .e 5. f, 0 5 0 P. Samuel llagler, Esq. I I Lieut. Fabian, R. \. 10s. &I %Vidow U 5 Capt. [MI - I k. (1. Mr. Brass . 1 1 Persevcraree U 10 Mrs. Harris -10 s. Thos. Kirkpatrick, Esq. 2 2 Captain P. Lamb . 1 I Dr. (larland 1 I Peter Mellish, Esq. - 1 1 Collection 111. 7s. 7il. P. and J. Arnold . 1 1 Joseph P. Pobree, Esq. 1 1 Tl.nmas Stune, Esy. - 1 1 L ui . Richmond, II.N. 1 1 Slams. Thomson, FUTIIIOII, and Son . - 5 0 Shaw. r.. 1. sir Al. %ital. Bast The 1•:d. ot• Morning Chre nicla - 10 10 Ilarrr (Bears, Esq. 2 J. Voris, Gsn.- t 0 Cheescirtight . I I Mr. Patti. in . - I 1 Mr. Pitkins . 1 I 31r. Parks - 1 I Sunday School Children & their T:cebers, at Zion Chapel - IL 7s. tl3. Captain 11111 1 1 Mr. Phillips . 1 1 Capt. Allen, A.N. - 1 I 'apt. ()won I 0 Mr. Clarke, !IN. - 10.. 1d. Mr. Veld toil -10 s. rd. At a Meeting of the Cemmittee on the following day. It was Resolvoid—That a Sea-port t'otrimittee be established as curly as possible around the Coast of °mat Britain, to communicate with theLicadon trommittee of Dirseters. Secondly—That every cr.se ri,.couThinenaed for relief be visited by tau Metr.bers of the Lyndon or Sea-port Committee, who shall be empowcral to give immeeiute aid, in a sum not exceeding one pound, and report to the next meeting of the Committee for further tuo:statiee, ii memory. i • All counnun cattnns on the business of the Society will be cheer fully received :A the City of London Tavern, ahoy the Committee will attend daily. Subscription,' rec Lived at .Henna. Sir John Purring, Shaw, Larbcr, and Co. Cornhill ; :llessts. Williams and Co. 11=1110-lane; 31csarv. Smith, Payne, and Smith Mansion house-place; 3lessrt. LAbrook, Gillman, and Cu. ; Alessra. Sir Claude Scott, Dart., Williams, and Co. Holler. street, Cavendish-square ; and at N 0.14, ; of the Trea surer, li. T. King, Esq. 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Mc- 11.--.Arrired the Marchioness of Salisbury pocket, from the Detward Islands, last from St. Ttiontaes—sailed the 9th November; Princess Elizabeth packet, from New York_ sailed 6th November, and from Halifax lath ; and, the Simmer Packet, heat Llsbon—aailed the td instant. Sailed ihe Lord Wel. lttlren packet. for Jamaila ; Duke of iVellington packet, for Lit boa; and the Prince Regent par act. fur the Mediterranean. PORTSMOUTH, DEC. It.—. Put in the following outwvd.bound vessels, wand bnend, viz—The Elisabeth, Collins, for New Saida Wales; Stoc,khohrt, —. for the 31editertanean ; Nesbit. —• far Jamaiw ; Needles, Winshord. far rating; John Lang,_; John Shand, —; Schofield. Evans: and Hello. Drat., DEC. 12.—Arrived the Antetts. Ayres, from Trine* EdwartFa Island in 31 data; Dependant. Carr, Itont Miranda-I Prince. IkedforJ.tioin St; John's. New Brunswie.: from Petersburgh ; Expedition. Wieson, irons Aberdeen foe Jo.. nuiCA; Intl the Governor lialketi. Dixon. ttons liull thr Sierra Leave. Came down front toe Utter and retrain. tire C010n,.18. %Fila'. for Tobago ; St. ileorge,•Browm, for Grenade; to „,. f i n ba,,j,selscand the li'mdfle, f 3 r ettiwtatirr,' Dire. 117.—Arrivel the Nelson, ItT eliih' perrie/ Jersey; Friends. Lidille, horn Lisbon ; 41ritish Unix!, f-om Faro; Caspian, /Killeen!: Elin:ous, Kent; Gunter. Brown ; Renawlek, (hams ; and th-cay. Blackburn. front Petershur!!h Ant, Eschelly ; and Doan l'astlt*. lien, horn Ite..r.burgh ; ford. Taylor, ham 31ogadcre ; art'. (':roads, Devison, (..o. Riga. —sailed the Rockingham, for Madras; Srlpu, 3:as,oa, for Partwu.Prinec ; Erato , tie Newburgh ; Midillston. for 3logadare ; Ntin ,, lc. Elation. fir Smyrna Smith, fur Jamaica ; Fame. Tricker, for Lisbon; Antphiirta, !trite°. tor Smyrna ; Faith. Forester, for St.. Dinningo ; and Ail- Darniek, Friend, for Trinidad. Liven POOl., Dec. 11—Arrived the Gleaner. Neal, ftmr. New foundland ; Providence. 31uir, from Smyrna ; It::101rtr, from Bordeaux; Sir iVilliant Congrerc, Davison, from .Mara. cadm; 3latgaret, Pilkintzton, front 31iramichi ; Earle. ‘Viloun, from St. Antheir a, Ni.w (Brunswick; and the !let -sent, Harrison, from St. John's, New Prunswick. GOTTLICMITROH, Nor. al —Great damage has been dare among the shipping here tv a violent hurricane c if the nigb: •?:_ llkb Nor. Amongst the snaps derrened are the fullosiag weasels :—Zephyr,litainbelt. must unlead ; Sarah, (ogle; Eitsaid, Munro; Ann, Curtis; and the American ship 11-illa, Child; the whole of which, except the first, are stranded, but expre•ed to I, got oir. A letter trom Stockholm e.( tile Idth states, that the art:n hurricane of the 13th had dot.. ?Teat damage to the ' • te...t harbour ; some vessels are said have be en - sunk silt I! eta rap.. goei, r.o name mentioned. Tix same hurtiaane did i , n•oense • a. maga at St. l'eterabuNlt on the Lehi; anamtpatice uv an in. undation unparalleled in the tneMory of man. The darlsic Con. is described as beyond colcu:atier. The Mercator, Thuribock, from St. Petersburr,li to letrit)'. r. ^c driven on shore nn the:hid' ult. near Lieht.u. The Emery. Ikown,bouud to Lontlim. on leaving ()pot ter. the 90th ult. struck on the bar, but go: off and rut bac . .,, a:.:1 was discharging. From the Agent to Lloyd's. et Sunderland, Doeortb lt , " There is now searcoly a vessel in this port but what ts::rd S•r the winter. a circumstance rarely known at so enrly a re. :ed of the season. There is a iarge Sect tapectel, which u is t.t rpased will lay up as they arrive." The Minerva, united az Dartmouth. wawa the etrw of the darn-, Gaskin„ of North Shields, by midair them ufr the wrecL on day last. in lat. 47..11'.. N. long. Ili. W. fhe Vw. Margin., Bakker. tram Rotterdam fur S:.xichalit, went entirely to pieces oz the 2.1 Dec. in the lordship of S choorl.— Crew saved. The Maria, Moller, from Flensintrgh to !1011, stra.a.'el o^ t! . .e 13th, between lloombergen and 11 almes. and went to pieces on tit.: 13th ; the crew were saved, but nu part of the cargo. The llelene Charlotte, from Panders for lauttion, was stras; !ct! on the night of the 13th Nut. on blame; the crew saved by the rustoni-Iwust cutter ; the cargo was washed away, and no hopes getting the ship off. The Pax. 31oller, from Lubeck for Lisb'a, Is said to have beck piloted into NeilungibaTen. with 1.140( mainmast aid t tof sails; if the weather permit she will be lir.nigt t into repair. In a letter from the agent to Lloyd's, at Pecersbargh, . _ November, it is stated, that the three brit'asrs over Ike caviled away by the violence of the law gales. The folk r account of some of the shipwrecks. The lerttby„ Wise, and Elect, RWTIMOntI„ are lint at t'r-ss•-..! The Intrepid, Stewart, was full of water, but enia brought into the barsour. The Ibis. tiunnuers, from Petersburg!' to I.ondon :" to Fred, rickshamni. The ()scar, Nellhurgh, was sank in attempting to I: stadt, 20th ult. The Fairfield, 14'11, was driven on ',bore near et ult. but Frn etion the' Ist. The Nancy. Itlorrison, from Lisbon to London, waitered 22,1 ult. dismasted. The Jeunt.C;r,lina, Bryant, from Penzance to Josephine. from Guerns y to Rochelle. was driven on Rochelle ••a1 ult. Tae St. Vincent, Tucker, Iva% driven nu the 11a 19th uh. and had ftturev:i water :ter latii.t. SPORTING INTELLIGENCP, TATTERSALL'S, DEc.l3. The room was very w.l! attended to-day, an! stone took place; it was, however, rather limitad, flower ar..l Croweateber, for the St. Leger. Th.: follows DEIST. 13 to 1 agst 31uletccr I 25 to 1 ags: /it 9 to 1 agst ttufus 1.25 to 1 sera Bitten 12 to 1 agst Pt lke of York's C. 125t0 1 aro atl , not , n It; to 1 agst Athame 3G to 1 tight Ni,t,tl 20 to 1 hot I.rgary 30 to 1 :1;10. Jem.y •.:I'.:tt - .) 18 to I apt Bolero 38 to 1 :INA 11:4:11. 1. 28 to 1 agst Canvas OA[!. It to 1 r.ret Mins it to 1 apt orcery (toki.r.) 10 to l apt Watti 14 to 1 apt Avicti to I asst a !9 to I apt . J 1 to 1 Plat :^lStt '0 PI 25 to 1 .:ast ST. 7.kGEII. 11 to 1 agst Memnon 12 to 1 ago Cleveland 17 to 1 apt Redgauntict 21 to 1 apt !klandano 29 to 1 apt llomer(taken) 2tl to 1 npt Ilia Graxe 2I to I agst ltrather to Dopor! 28 to lat Andrngrns 30 to 1 twat Croweatelter (tak•no :IS to 1 agst 40 to 1 :yrit nosamona 40 to 1 ugst l'hanto:t: 1,000 to 1. urt !'.ufus 1,000 to 20 agt.t rams 1000 to 20 zgst LOW to 20 ::,st ::rant! :11 1.014 to 211 agst Cyrilschr,. 1,090 to 20 I', HUNTING APPOINTMENT:- Ilis 3lajesty's strg hounds will taw Ca Brocm. -6 I.an;l,y The Soflialk and Essex heurAls meet etts Lry. Ms. ton Woods, tinflidk and Oil Fridsy, at IVeel,y Ltstx. The East Susie: fox Mound, will tnect at tu.it-p...rt tta o'clock, on Thursday, at Newick I'ark ; on Saturthiy, at ; and Monday, at The Rocks. The Ecrl Darlington's fox hounds will at Tanfitdd ; and nu F r id a y, at The Lattibton fox hounds will meet oa worth Brr ; and on Saturday. at L/atton. Mr. Winningtor.'s fox hounds will na.ct ta. 1- sidey, at t-'..ras ley IVood, at ten. t to•norrow. at Maws Sir P. Graham's hounds will meet to-m: Frr Mill ow Friday, nt Twemlows; and on Saturila. at I! , iss HoiLses. Mr. ‘Varde's hodntla wd. mace to-rotates. a; Ciincli I, or imon ; on Friday, at Hampstead /11 ill ; on Alonilay. at lie: . Cat tle; no ' isewlay, at llarnaw Fruatield ;on lVedimssl4S, Hip!: and on Friday, at Ilayeroft. Mr. King's hounds will meet to-morrow, at ei and on Saturday, at Woodley Wiled. Wood: The Karl of:.;iirborsiticii i s hounds will MCC! to.mott9w. at the Jockey House; and on Friday, at Claywotth Vilirtge • The Ilulderness for.nourals oa l'hunday at LtanaLutton Maor, and Saturday at the Kennels. The Norhumberland foe-hcutuis to-metros NewLirge and Friday at Hebron. The Cleveland foxhounds on Friday at Utica:Lam. The Ilursorth fox-hounila on Friday at Nesal.awt IL The Ilailsworth x-hounds on Thutiday at Notton V Saturday at Smedson Bridge. Sir T. Sykca's fox-Sounds to.merrow at Easten. ant at Hildenby Gate. Fork City harriers on Fria:ay at Fa.avisniat. Ilia Greta the Duke of Leeds has purchased Wssrbw Macklock. 3 yrs old, fur 1,230 gJint.is. herd Kelburre has purchased Osmond, Ly Filbo Sir W. M. Milner, for 1,309 guineas. In toe day Isar wet* (Friday) Mr. Mynas and A I Girard killed 279 head of game, kit. at Marton, ,is ',ants. 67 hares, tive rabbits, sis woctlcccks, and one di ford Paper. Ii '-'‘... • 1 , $, i 4 I 11 Ai•M4 :•!3:lt. I 7:T7 , n ~. ~.~. . 6 * .roo4 , ~ . i ii , i I 11 ft 1 . ;, 1 1 ~~ 1 ill Vtge. and V • and Fr:day • t r • tatbeard, by .. • 1 d 4 Pula, 4 . Mr. Walter. z. 197 rhea- Juck.—Stuf. . 1 PORT OF LONDON, be:. 11, 1824. FOR e.AI.E. y Offer re' fie Holoninable tie C' , :mtnis?ionees or Ri k Awe , ' a's Teets^ Revenue, in a spacious Homo. at the Chief 05^0.1 Breed-sneer, con MONDAY, the 27th Dzeemer, 11124, dolock precisely. QU.tNTITY OF T L OBACCO EAF AND MANUFACTURED segars, Cheroots, British and Foreign Snuff: '.7:::saLd Goods to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Warehouse, b...e.0a Docks, six days previous to the day of Sale, where Cats. may be had at at each. STATIONERY OFFICE. Dee. 7, 1824. /fr arnitroiler of the Stationery Office is ready to moire Tenders roc Merest deseriptionsof PARCIDILNT VELLU)I required for the Public Service. The quantities to : a:out:tea for, sod the periods of their delivery will be specified pada:lam of Contact which can be procured, and samples • the srrac.es viewed at the Stationery Office, front llonday the o•it of December, to Saturday the 19th of January r.ext, between ...: hours of Ten Lid Three. The Tenders to be addressed to the Comptroller of his Majesty's .saner Otfice, James-street, Buekinghaul-gate. and to be de. ,amt by Twelve o'floch in the day, on MONDAY, the 31st of 'elJary. 18 2 Z. clerked in the corner, " Tender for Parehmont and ~!!urn." after which day and hour no Tender tan be received. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMXisSARIAT DEPARTMENT, TatAsuar CHAMBERS, Nov. 2d, 1824. TOTICE is hereby giren to 01l Person, desireas of contracting to supply the following Articles for the we of Amy l viz.:— BREAD.