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I '/ 4. ) ,ft t--/ c ••,, ;i_ t- • -.• • 4 ! " 1 1 ' 37.1 i (41. s N I 41 10 1 1 , • -I r t 4 LONDON, SATURDAY, I)ECEIJBER 18, 18N. Price 74). No. 6,878. POUT OF LONDON, Dec. 11, 11i2.4. i FOR SALE. W Order or the If onnurahle contoneissioners of Ateiestn's Ex..iie Heffner. in a spacious Room, at the Chief °fire, Oh! BiotaLstreti, us 'MONDAY, the 27th December, 1824, at tio'• o'clock precisely. A QUANTITY OF T LEAFN AD MANUFACTURED OBACCO, AT a MEETING of RANKERS and MERCHANTS, holder at the CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, in negate...nett, on FRIDAY, the 17th day of DECEMBER, The Right Hen. the LORD MAYOR in the Chair; It was moved by George Ryng, Esq. M.P., and seconded by Wm.Wilkans, Esq. M.P. I. That ib consequence of there being in this country a numbes of persons of the Spanish and other nations (many of whom be. longed to the Conotitutional Army embodied in the former king. d'art in a state of great distress, it is expedient that they be offered to the charitable conaideration of the British public. It was moved by John Smith, Esq. M.P., and seconded by Mr. Alderman Venable', 2. That, abstaining from expressing any opinion of the merits or dements of the mese in which they had embarked, and in conse quence of which they are now sneering. they are offered to public commiseration wholly and solely upon the groan& of Christian commission and benevolence. It was moved by Mr. Alderman Bridges, M.P., and seconded by John Capel, Esq. 3. That the nobility, gentryomnd the public in general, be re spectfully invited to contribute Fo a subscription, which shall im mediate:4, be sneered into, forded, temporary relief; such waists= to be confined to those at this time among us. It was saved by David Barclay, Esq., and wooded by Robert Sutton, F..q. 4. That, in miler to carry into effect the above Resolutions, the Wowing Gentlemen be constituted a Co' amines, with power to add to dsit number, should it be deemed necessary to the further ing of the before-Mendoned benevolent-purposes Thee Lewd Msvor Thomas Wilson, Esq. M.P. Jahn lisside„ Esq. M.P. Wet. Williams, Esq. M.P. George Bung, Est M.P. Mr. Alderman Wood, M.P. Air. Alderman Bridges,, M.P. John Roaring, Esq. Mr. Alderman Venables Thomas Denman, Esq. 3LP. John Blades, Esq. B. Slisw, Esq. Robert Sutton, Esq. Z. 31acsidey, Esq. John Conti, Esq. Joseph Fry, Esq. David Barclay, Gsq. lion. G. Agsr Ellis, M.P. Janie* Morrison, Esq. Rd. Wellesley, Esq. 31.1'. A. J. Valpy, ALA. Henry Brougham, Esq. M.P. It was moved by Thomas Wilson, Esq. 31. P., and seconded by Ja rtes Morrison, }:sq. 3. That the following Gentlemen be appointed Bankers to the said aub.eription :—Meems. Smith, Payne, and Smiths; Sir Richard tare Glyn, Mills, liana's:, and Co. ; Berries, Farquhar, and Co ; Williams and Co. ; and Homes and Co Fleet-street. It was moved by the Hon. George Agar Ellis, 31. P., and seconded by Thomas Wilson, Esq. M.P. O. That Mr. Frederick Freshfield be appointed Honorary Seise_ tart' to the Committee. It was moved by Thomas Denman, Est. M.P., and seconded by John Boating, Esq. 7. That the foregoing Resolutions be inserted in the following Daily Newspapers r—lirio ish Press, Times, Sew Timm, Morning Herald, Morning Chronicle, Public Ledger, Courier, Globe and Traveller, and British Traveller. JOHN G.%RRATT, Chairman. It was moved by the Hon. George Agar Ellis, 31. P.. and seconded by General sir John Doyle. Hart. G.C. B. 8. That the sincere thanks of this Meeting be offered to the Right Hon. the lewd Mayor, for his able conduct in the Chair, and for his benevolence in convening the same. fiiirto NU, On Tkiar. 231 inst. will be Publixbed. Sox L ETTIMS from the IRISH HIGHLANDS. Prima for John Mirray, Albemarle-street. &ALBS BY AUCTION. NEW RIVER SHARE& Ry Mr. KHIITTLEWORTIL At the Wart. on WEDNESIMY, Dec. 22, at Twelve o'Clock. in One Lot. _ . _ _ _. _ SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. In • few dale will be published. Pert I. nom half bd. PROGRE9BI Vit G BOG RA PUY for CHI PREN. Dy the Amber of" Storks from the History of England." Printed fee John Murray. Albemarle-street. FALMOUTH. Arc. 15.—Arrived the Rule!, Comelay, from London foe Lisboa.—Wiad h. W. feeds breezes. FLTMOUTU. REC. lO—Amved the Janc, :ultimo, (ran: Prince Edward's Island in titenty.oae days ; and th e Stag. llanzirford, from Oitorto.--bailed the Lady Arabella, Iteitor, to: South Acne. tic% —Wind W. Megan, Foreign Seta The said 600ds to be viewed at the King's Tobacco Wertheim, London Docks, via days previous to the &ay ef Sale, where Cats. Writ, may be had at lid. each. - - In the press, Ste. ASHORT NARRATIVE of LORD BYRON'S LAST JOURNEY to 1 ()REECE, extracted from the Journal of COUNT PETER 0A311141, who attended Ms Lord ship on that Egpeilthon. Printed fee John Murray. Albemarle -street. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of One Sixteenth and One Thirty-Si:l3 Share of the King's Moiety in the New River Company, producing together upweals of ?XL per Ly NERS SOCIETY, U. New Broml-street. ;,1 The Right lion. the Earl of LIVERPOOL, ILO. Proudest. The ANNIVERS.IEV 31EETING of this SOCIETY will hebl et the City of London Towns, oft THURSDAY. De cember 23. at Twelve (Mock precisely, to receive the R e p or t the l'Atiarattire, anti to Elect Light Mambas, t ote room of Mat Du mber who go out by rotation. S. COCK. Secretary. - laTtlealan may be had of Mews. Hall and Thompson. Solici. tors. Salter's Hai l; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. IM, Poaltry. - Ha Bic. IC—Arrived the Norfgdk nitro, Hunter, frail Rt. Andeeors: Woodbine, Blake Waters; Wrisecfo:-c. Blaney ; and Jason, Ebhage, from Newfoundland I t:enturion, Banker, from Quebec; Ner Ceni ill, from Micandchi ; Lint% Hudson. from St. Petersburg, at Men!: Mary. Linton, frau Prince Edward's Island g aoadl Susan and Mary, Evans, (ran Lis bon. Sailed only master. The Thetis. Skinner, has sensed Batton; John, Chaska, at Print Edward's island; and Swallow, hiunaysh, at MeMßilla. In a few daps sUI Ix published, iivo. cORRECTED REPORT of SPEECHES &Moored at the Motto, fat erottiag • Moot to uneat dee Lis James u. Esq. , Primal for John 3lanay, Albemarlaotrect. VALUABLE LIBRARY. By Mr. W ILLIA 31S. At the Auction Mart. Bartholomew-lane, TUTS DAV. at I!, A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF BOOKS. in IS. History, Antiquities, Voyages, Poetry, Bonny. the Fine Arm, dm Ac. ; among which are many theme Works in elegant bindings and finished ; several splendid Books of Prints. To be viewed, and Catalogues bad at the Mart, and of Mr. Wil liams, Thromnarton street. SPLENDID SALE OF VALUABLE EFFECTS. Mr. WILLIAMS has the honour to announce to the Nobilit3'. .entry, and the Public, that be will submit for SALE, at the 42ktulitia Mart, Bartholomew-law. on WEDNESDAY. Jan. ----- PORT/11101PM DEC. IG.—Arrived the Bee. Wiahart, from Smyrna. Sailed his Majesty's ships Thetis, Champion, lllione Orestes, and PTlades. on a cruise to try rate of milling, (we. Sailed this morning the following ontward-bound, viz. Italia. Child; :abed), Collins; Columbus, Jackson; Ceram, 1l ; Amman* Omar. Selby; Orwell, Bryant; Nawilus, Winds« ; Alert, Sebolcs; Maria, Butcher ; kirick. Revd; John Ridierdt„ Duo. can ; Leander. Frith; lieorgiana, Watt; and Comet. Millman. The rest of the outward bound remain to see if the wiad will continue steady, before they venture out. and shntild it doll°, 40e7 win be all awav by to-mcrrow.-IVir,tl IV. DZAL, DEC. lit—Passed through for tiie river, the John Busch. man. Prawn, from 1 lrenada. and the Ann.l..ngrit:;:e. from Maka. At day-light this morning, tl.e t ward. boo nci get under weigh, and C=ed twthe vier:ward with about lik sail Mint Rartagete hat. Wind - N.W. to W.N.W. ITROPOSED S T EC CANAL FR CHANNEL. OM' THEIENOLLSII TO T a numerous and respectable MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS. held puesaant to advertisement. at the London Coffee House, Ludgate-bill, on Thursday, the 1&h day of December, 1t124, JOHN BENT, Esq. M.P. in the Chair ; l'he fires recanted by the Committee from Mr. Telford and Captain I%elsaMs basing been reads Ratsival unaniroousty— That this Meeting are fully satisfied, from the intereedag and huallitous Report of Mr- Telford., as to the .ptactleability of con structing the projected Ship Canal. That the two able Report. of Captain Nicholls are calculated to remove every doubt which could have existed, as to the practica bility of constructing proper harbours in the English and Bristol Channels, to ensure the certainty of rendering the proposed Canal a measure of the most extensive benefit to the country ; and that the information which h.s been collected and arranged by him, as w the revenue and the uses of the Canal, appears to be such as to (.are na doubt that an ample income will be derived from it, to Led a valuable remuneration to the Subscribers. That further Subscriptions be received, until thew shall amount to C 1,750,000, the sum required by the estimate of Mr. Telford, for the completion of the undertaking, and in such manner as the Committee shall deem to be most advisable. That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that application should be rude to Parliament in the next Session, for a BiU to enable the :ultscribers to carry the proposed measure into effect. That the Committee be requested to continue their services, with the powers already vested in them, to cause a Bill to be prepared, with such provisions as they shall deem most advisable, and to pro- secute the measures necessary to be adopted in Parliament, and until the Act shall be obtained. . . . Nearly arty fir pablkanow, with a Mail and EaStlaiwlt. Ink. Ova TRAVELS IN SOUTH AMERICA, during the Egan MIS, SS. sad 21, It i t.pANDER CALDCLEUGH, Esq. iv for John Mousy, Albentark.stren. 12, DM, and 10 following days (Sundays excepted) at 12 each day, AVALUABLE LIBRARY, comprising trendy 4,000 VOLUMES, among which will be found several rare and WOO Weiko . in 'Allure, A atifauities, Travels, Voyages, Divinity. Biography, Ilntany, the Clauses. Poetry many of *Met are in swperb bindings i Draivivies, Books of Prints, &c. A Cholas Collusion of Cabinet and Gallery PAINTINGS, in gool preservation. ONE THOUSAND OUNCES of PLATE; a Wrambe rich Damask Table and Bed Linen ; Brilliant Minuends, Pearls., Geld Chronometers, Watches, snuff-hoses and Trinkets ; Bronzes, French Clocks, Indian China JUTS and Covers. Cut-glass Chande liers and Lustre*: an elegant China Dinner and Dessert service: Brilliant Plate Glasses of large dimensions; a IliEiard.tahle, Ma. hngany Bookcases. Fire-dip t Mee Desk, Library Writing-tables, Cabinets, Curiosities, Ac.; an Horirontal Grand Piano-torte. an Upright ditto, an elegant Cabinet ditto, in a Rosewood Case, a Pc. dal Harp, Violins, an Indian Cot, al Elertriml Machine, a Mi. croscopc, an Air-pump, large and small Telescopes, capital double and single-barrel Duns, &r. Also A CELLAR of CHOICE WINES. consisting of old-trusted Port, Champaime, Claret, :Madeira, and Sherry, a Turret Clock, and numerous other Elliets. Ina few days will be published.. •IL4 a Chart and tnersrinp by nodal. an VAoiEY NARRATIVA at as. UIVI/CCIIIMSFUL TTOPT is REACH REPULSE EAT through the X ids M*011314 &rim N. la the year Mt areepteha R. Printed tar John Murray, Albemarle-street. ~t tinavcsc>; rt. Plc. 18.Arrired the Swill, Pine. from Mora. ,g o g Meri t Todd., from Petersburgli XL. l'obb , from ditto; Borami: T . 'Mee tlersfeflow4ar News Ililainsarick 6111 11 4 1 flavisms —, from ottenbiergh.—Sailed the RE ‘borough. Cassie, ihr JO. maica; Lannon, Turner, Mr ditto; nom Forbes. lot Alexandria; Apiilctod, for ditto; and Countess of Mansfield, Nee, for Ilamburgh. l'Anmoirra (I. W.). Drc. 15 —The John - Move:lib:. fro= London to Dublin, MI on shnte off Pennington, in thick t yevertlay morning. Dee. 14.—The John Puree:n.l 3' rune °Plan tide. widurat the slightest 11 2^Lige• Tta %VilltS0:1, Watson, NO got off, after aim. etarzing her eaals ; she is now reloading, and will proceed so soon as possible, not haring, to appftrar.ix, sustained apy da. mage. _ _ _ In a flew days will be published, In 1 roE Yvo. yids a Portrait price 151. THE MEMOIRS of JOSEPH FOUCHE, Duke of Otranto, Minister of General Pollee of France. London: Printed for Charles knight, Pall-mall East. SCIIOOI. PRIZES AND CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. DROPRI ETORS of SCHOOLS, PRIVATE TEACH ERS, and PARENTS, about to select their half.yearly Prises, or Christmas Presents. are invited to inspect the extensive Uollection of Books selected for that purpose, and kept In a great variety of Bindings. 1 ;1 I ,' By J. SOPTER. At the School Library, 73. North side of St. Paul's Chureh.yard near the Chapter House. 1:11 - turooL. nrc. I:l.—Arrived the Friendshin. North : and the Royal Edward, Spencer, from Itliramichi the Indian, Metbi. as, from Quebec; this blare. Hillier, from Newfoundland; and the Algorquin, Hitter, from dhiladelphia.—Wind W. GIIEEVOCK, I.l.—The Member:ie., Jones, fur Demerara ; and Duke of Richmond, Wilson. for ht. Vincent, put hnrk to Hourock Bay on Friday night : ard the Frior.ils packet ship, from New York to the Tail of the Bank, on Saturday, by contrary winds. The Abram end Ann. of Berwick, laden with gram, was lon on the 7th instant, near the Ulant's Csusyiay—crow drowned. ADAPTED TO MONS. DUFIErS SYSTEM. This day is published, price 56. in one col. Bro. boards. A N EASY, NATURAL, and RATIONAL MODE `1 of TEACHING and ACte!IRING the FRENCH LAN GUAGE, on a Plan entirely new, in which the Anomalies and Irregularities of Verbs are clearly demonstrated and reduced to rule. The whole deducted from the Philosophy of the language, and an Analysis of the Ilum.m Mind. By WM. H. PYBI'S. Printed for J• Sower, School Library, 73, Et. Paul's Church yard. To be viewed two days premling the Snle: and Catalogue* had, at 2 Iltd. each, of .Me. T. Williams, Cheltenham ; Mr. stretch. Vt'oreester ; Mr. Ridley, North-street, Brighton; at the Auction Start; and of Mr. Williams, Throgritorton-street, opposite the Bank. That the Report of Mr. Telford, together with the whole or sae.' parts of that of Captain Nicholls, as the Committee shall deem necessary, be printed and circulated for the information of the ‘ubscribers and the l'ublic. . . RARE AND FINE BOORS. By .31r. That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Committee, for the attrition rid ability they ban sheen in conducting the interests of this concern. That the thanks of this 3leeting be also given to llfr.Telford and Captain Nicholls. for their able and luminous Reports, and for the raliisble information they have collected. That the Resolutions of this day he inserted in such newspapers in town and country as the Counnuttee shill think tit. JOHN BENT, Chairman. At his House, No. 93. Pall-mcß, on TrESI/AY NEXT, De cember 21. and two following days, TIIE Valuable LIBRARY of a Gentleman deceased t • including the British Gallery of Pictures, by Treshant and Ottley. complete; Plates exquisitely coloured and la ounted ; Mu. scum Florentinum, IU vols. tine old inipressiors, in Russia; Sask.. speare's Plays, first edition ; Shakspeare's Plays. Boydell'a olden. did edition; Home's History of England. Bowyer's edition; Aladdin's Bible, 7 rola. !Barocco ; Ilistorbe Anglicans; Scriptures. a Gale et Fell. 3 yule. large paper, excessively rare; Schelizeri Physics Sacra, vols. Morocco; Dionysius Ilailtatroassenals Bud soot, 2 vols. large pap?r ; Grwiti et Gronovii Antijuitates, 28 vols. ; Encycloptedia Britunnica, 22 vols. in Russia ; Xenophoutis Opera, a %Fells, 10 vols. excessively rare, &c. &c. OST EN n, Drc.ls.—The Vmuw Elizabeth, Stint?. which ascii put into this port on the 7th instant, in distress, is discharging her cargo, in adasnaged state. Et.s t won, Dec. 7.—The Carrperdown, Raisbeck, front Peters.. burgh, which was on shore at Dragon, and the Sophia. have been git otiand carried into l'openhagen. The Antelope, Wr..n4ll..tii„ of Dundee, bas put into Copenhagen. with loss of anchors and cables. AU the downward-bound vessels arrived up to this day have sa;lcd. Just published, price 6s. 6d. boards. I. THE NATURA Land 3,IEDICA L 1)1 ETETICON ; or. Practical Rules for Eating, Drinking, and Preserving Health. on Principles of Easy Digestion. Principally intended for the Regulation of Convalescents, Valetudinarians, and Hypochon driacs. By J. S FORSYTH. Surgeon. Ac. "We consider The Natural and Medical Dieteticon• as a very useful appendage to a fondly library."—Literary Chronicle. 2. The NEW IXEIIESTIC 3IEDICAL MANUAL, by the mane Author, being a Familiar Guide to the Treatment of Dis eases, with a Variety of Approved and Popular Prescriptions, and Brief Expositions of Domestic Surgery, &e. Price 6s. 6d. boards. Resolved unanimously— That the thanks of this Meeting he also given to John Bent, Esq. for his very able conduct in the Chair. At a Meeting of the Committee, held after the adjournment of lie ti antis! Meeting— Itrath ed—That all applications for Sham be in future made by kites (post-paid). atlrrs.ed to the Committee, at Messrs. King 4. Gray's Inn-square. s.. 5 0 ST. Pcrientint-natt, Nov. 27.—0 n the morning of the Nth our river was full of floating ice, and the Little Neva quite full ; a thaw succeeded, and the Great Neva became passable. This morning frost and snow, threaten speedily to dos.: the nits!. gstlim. The Ferriby. Wise, from hence to London. is a completes wreck below Kraartais (Jocks, and it is not exiscred that more than fourteen casks of tallow, and about twa.thirds o. deals. will be samL 10 EGYPTIAN HALL. PIITAIM,IX._BWITzERLAND IN 3IINIATIIIE. ANTIQUE GE:IIS. valuable Works on Gems, 18 volumes, in morocco; Itloostrelet and Froissut Chronicles, a rare copy, printed at the Hofod Press; eight very tine whole-length Pot.- traits, a collection of beautiful Miniatures, no bl e Hennes, China, 7 . . NEW You, Nor. 24.—Dur'ng the gale at Quebec, on i li a 4 h and tich instant, the W il liam, Jackson, bound to Dublin. ses run foul of in the harbour, and lost both anchor and jib-bourn. Ti Mark, Whits, bat both anchors. I . ....... _ )Rt)rESSOlt (AUI)IN'S celebrated Grants Model of . Eighteen of the Cantons of Switzerland, on a scale of teenty-six feet by twenty-one, which for the last two yearn has been the admiration of every Traveller who has visited lleneva, ;as just been procured by :d r, RI LI d HiK. at considerable expense, red is row opni fur public ihspectinn. This exquisite and elabo rate production has occupied nearly the life of its scientific Author 13 its completion ; every Mountain. River, Lake, City;tarillage, Road, Path, Field or "Vineyard, !sting modelled from actual measurement in such a nianntr, that a perfect knowledge of the ;dowry is st once obtained by the Sp{ mator. The IQXo4ll44l:lo,iii of ANN l s')' and MOPF...4N. MEM- 1 Ca have been united in One, with considerable addition just 1 . 0. tend, and non form, perhaps. the moat interesting Spectacle of thrtind ever offered to the public; a hare inspection will convey wont information on its former and present state than ell the Volumes that have been puftlisheit. The vestiges of the Ancient City, en, several of the real. monstrous, and uncouth Idols of the flint of Montezuma, are for the first time presented to the Inhabit. ants of Europe; together with its present superb Capital. hs 14es, amid Volcanic Mountain ; the People in their various costumes; the extraordinary and beautiful animal, vegetable, and mineral productions of this concealed country are laid barmy the x tull.c in a manner thx. has excited the admiration of all who hare .ten them. _ S. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on BREWING, and the Mode of i'•ing the Thermometer and Sacchammeter rendered easy to every capacity; the whole forming a complete Guide in Brewing London Porter, Brown Stout, taut every other Description of Ale and Beer. To which are added, General Instructions for Making Malt, Tables of the Excise Duties, &c. By Alexander Morrie., Common Brewer. Sixth Edition, price Cr. boards. 4. EVERY MAN /DS OWN BREWER, a Practical Trea tise on Brewing, adapted to the Means of Private Families. By Bonington 3loubray, Esq. Author of a Practical Treatise an Breeding and Rearing Poultry, Ice. Price Is. sewed. C,arrings, Ivory Cup, and an infinity of Uncles, highly interesi: log to the connoisseur and to the dealer. By Mr. SIBALLIIONE, At his Rooms, No. 158, Pall-mall, opposite Marlborough House, THIS DAY, at Twelve, without the smallest reservation in any Lot, however valuable, being one entire property, rip H E BRONZES comprise a magnificent pair of vases, A. two feet high, a pair of extremely hoe Monte ('avallo horses, Centaur and Cupid. Venus de 3ledicis, groups, and other interest. ' tog objects; about 150 fine gems, set at King's, many of which are very rare and curious ; a carved ivory cup and cover; exquisite miniatures, by Pettitot, Oliver, Shelly, and others ; and a variety 19f interesting items. Catalogues may be had (gratis) at Mr. Smallixine's Rooms, 511, Pall-mall, and 47, High-street, Bloomsbury, near the east end of Oxford-street. The Globe, Eryden, and the Neptune, Nicholson, from Peters. burgh to London, are wrecked nest Pagarot. The Jane, Masterton ' from Memel to Kirkaldy . was driven on shore near llelainburg, about the 7th inst., and would be obliged to discharge. The tieorge and Ann, from London to Hamburg'', is on shore on the Island of Sylt, but expected to be got ofil The Abraham and Ann, of Berwick, corn laden, was lost on the ith inst. near the Giant's Cstnewity ; crew saved. The Vrabwn Raker, l'ierie. for St. Übes, and the Cuxhaver, Brarens, for London. put back to Hsmburgb on the 10th Instant, with damage. The Landirehr, Hertzberg. for Hull, put back to Bremen, llt it inst., with lona sails sod rigging. An English schooner (name unknown) has lately been lost off . [THLoaand PRACTICE of GAUGING, fully il. Porldhld, cavilvvittllO Missive* Octant I tt-'. 've Regulations and the Official Directions of Boards of Custom and Excise, kc. By Peter Jonas. A new Edition, very considerably improved, price 12s. boards. I Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster row. M I ISOM-STREET, DATIL Just published. price Ilk. fid. in boards, I- THE SPIRIT of the JOURNALS for 1824; being an impartial Selection of the beat Essays, Jeux d'Esprit, and Tales of Humour (with suitable Embellishments), funning a most entertaining Volume either fin the Library, Fireside, or Post chaise. ELEG.%NT and MI)I)ERN 1101 1 S1:1101.11 FURNITURE, STOCK IN TRADE OF A WOOLLEN DRAPER, &c. SHOP FITTINGS, FIXTURES. AND EFFECTS. By Mr. DOULI., On the Premises, No. 21. Alilsom-street, THIS DAY, the 18th, and MONDAY, the 28th inst. at Eleven &Cluck, by order of the Assignees of Mr. Thomas Flaherty (unless an acceptable offer be previously made by Private Contract). THE Excellent 110I:SEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS; comprising drawing.room suites in Grecian sofas and chairs, with chintz furniture.; elegant sindow curtains en suite; ornamental cornices, chimney glasses, Brussels carpets and rugs; card, Pembroke, and sofa tables, Chinese fire screens, he.; a capital set of patent telescope dining tables, on pillars and claws; mahogany chairs and tables, pier glasses, breakfast and other tables, sofas, he.; capital mahogany four-post and other bed. steads, with elegant chintz and lined furnitums ; excellent feather beds and bedding, Marseilles quilts and counterpane 4. window cur. tains, malicgany drawers, dressing tables, mahogany and japanned dressing stands, loaking.glusses, japanned and other chairs, win dow blinds, fenders, tire-irons, bed-room and stair carpeting and floor cloth, hall Limps, &c.; with a variety of kitchen and domestic furniture and utensils. The Static-fie, from Milford to Dantrie, which was on tdiore of the 17th inst. at Bornholm, has been gotoffand carried into Bonne 2. A New Edition of the Volume for 1/123, containing, besides the 6clection of the Year, all th e Poetry of the John Bull from the commencement of that Paper, the whole of the celebrated Parodies on Moores 3lelodies, &t. Price 1.2.6 d. in boards. - ..... Tie Europa, Lemm, has been on shore on Lsue, but got un and carried iota I;uttenburgli. —•- - - • The Success, Eituuteruiat . 1, has put iota 3larstrani, leaky and much damaged. The :tipeculation. flurtz, has put into Christiansand with datnap. The 3llgdalena, —, from .talborg to London, has put law Norden. with damage. The Ceres. Recker, from Dantzic to London, has put into Chri ;- Remand, with damage. The Regulus, of London, was at 3liramichl on the 13. h ready for sea. It is stated that the Pinster, from Antwerp, and au English schooner, name unknown, hare been !at nt: The Alliance, Gam, from llantric fur Loddou, is lout 0:1 tha island Ratios. 3. TIME'S TELESCOPE for the YEAR 1025: or, A eom. Mete Guide to the Almanack : containing an Explanation of Sainte Days and Holidays. Illustrations of British History and Antiqui• ties, Astronomical Occurrences, the Naturalist's Diary, &c. The whole interspered with a great Variety of original and selected Poetry. Wash Illustrations. Price tly. in boards. 4. The PLEASI'RES of PIETY, with Other Poems. By Mrs. Dickinson. Price Ss. &l. in boards. This little tribute to the Muses is evidently the production of a cultivated mini, imbued withamiable sympathies, with religious fervour, and deep susceptibility to the beauties of nature. Some pasuges will bear a favourable comparison with the best didactic poetry of the day."—Monhly Magazine. The Syiphe, Fletcher, from Elbing, and the Dorothea Chariots, Brandt, from ISantzic, both tor London, are stranded net ‘Vaard, on the rout of Jutland, but the ems-sore roved. The cargo of the first is lost ; that of the second it is thought aill be saved. Also, the Genuine STOCK in TRADE, Shop Fixtures and Fittings, consisting of superfine broad, second, and other cloths; double and single kerieymeres, in colours and blacks; coloured and plaid camblets, toilinets, plain and figured silks and velvets, cotton and other cords, velveteens, livery dolts, broad and narrow kerseys, waistcoat pieces, dufild. plashes, Russia drills, and a sa tiety of articles suited to the trade and private families. To be viewed etch Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had on the premises; of Samuel Fisher, I:sq. Solicitor, No. , Queen-street, Cheapside, London ; and of Mr. Doull, Auctioneer, Estate Agent, &c. Nieces-street, Bank, London. 'rim PERRY lAN SYSTEM OF EDUCATION, in 1. a Course of Gratuitous Let-tures, completely developed to Parents, to di, Principals of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Schools, and to Thawing nod othet 31asters. 3lr. PERRI' (now in London), will, in a COURSE of GR.I. MDR's LECTURES, to commence on 3IONDAI', l/ecem- Iss. 2i. 132 i at No. 3. Atlam.street, Adelphi, completely develop Principles of the PER II r lAN SYS"! EM. The Course will (vend to about Twelve Isectures, one or more of which will be de livered each day, Sunday excepted. Tie development will enable every one to carry the System into complete effect, and will demonstrate— thiii it possesses an incomparably greater degree of power :o mcornplish the purposes of Domestic Instruction than the systems of education which have preceded it. Szcondly, that in every class of School Estsblishments the adop tion of the Petryian Sy ste.n is atte.eled with advantages, both to the pupil and to the teacher, pre-eminently greater than those re sulting from the plars of instruction which prevail. The development will he exclusively made to Parents of high respeclabilily, to th,s Primtipals ai Ladies' and Gentlemen's Sehot.ls, whose establishments are of acknowledged respectability; .o Drawing and other 3ltuvers, and to Domestic Tutors and Go vernesses. References will, in all instances, be required. Perxins of the pri ceding description. Will, by applying personally to 3 lr. fvtrv. No. 3, Adam-street, Adelphi, be gratuitously Fro. Wed with Tickets to the 'otirsc, with a volume consisting of the "Outline of the Lectures respecting the Perryian System," and with " Testimonials," front the Heads of Schools and others, who have adopted it. N.R.—lt is necessary that tickets should be applied for on or Lefore the Al inst. After attending the Lectures the Terms on which the System is ramified to by used tnay be known on application to Mr. Perry. S. AJam-strect, Adelpiii. London; and_, Cambridge-street, Manchester, Iterember I I, 1121- AL I. IN ONE DAY. r 4 1RR011.1., the Contractor ' respectfully informs the l'ublie. that the whole of the Lottery will be decided oo the Mit of this !Month (l)erember),on which day __ TtVti PRIZES OF .00,000, And all the other Capitals. roust he drawn. There are no Blanks m the Sehente, as CV , II , TiCke is sure of getting s'. nt least. A great variety of Sunilwrs are on sale at CA Rll{ol.l,'s rota- Axe Odic s, No. 19, Cornhill, 26, Oxford -street, and 7, Charing cam, WINE and Sl'lltlT TRADE.—A favourable oppor tunity now presents itself to any Gentleman wishing to embark in the above Tuitle. by the purchase of the good-will of • connection which the pri sent l'roprictur has been for the last nine tiara at trouble and expense in establishing, and which is now all‘ble of being extended to any amount of capital which may be troPloyed. Or th e p rese it P ro p r i etor would have no objection to . n Partner to a Sivir.i in the Concern proportionate to the ..nieunt of capital he bmu.,. , :it in, that amount not to be less than LAW. provided he in well acquainted with the business, and had nob:x.llon to take the tr ivelling department, in which case no :Ling as premium wou ld b e requ i re d. None but princip.,:n will b., treated with, or whose names are not ihrcl i.ed in the first in.tance. Direct to A. B. at I :tat. Thomas and Son's, 31, Basingliall *met, t icy, where an in., rvicw will be appointed. REAL lti ST MAS 11( /X.—At this ct it ieal season A. when children :.70 treating. they suffer more pain than at any time of the )ear, very few sowing convulsions ; Is particularly 4 :l l testol of every inotihr ::r , l nurse that has young children, not to be without the A:4I.ItU'AN S(X)TIIINII SYRUP in the n ur"erY, as it gives ilivicaliate relief. Mrs. Johnson, feeling for the pow at a time like thi., when so many are out of emplo and inra 6 ions so very altar, wi,!iing to relieve those dear little sufferers, .' , 114 firm th e m a real l'hristnias-box, by extending her charity one lour longer, tliht is to ,ay, teen nine to ele fen every Tuesday and ssalonll Y rarann7. L!II next March, and then an usual (while the et dA Y` on Te.. 7. twin, and hundreds that live at a distance, cannot get their chi firer. her house in time), they must bring a letter from I;'"ectable housekeeper, that they are real objects of this chant . J. napes at the tam lieu, so great a charity will not be ao ed, as it is entirely out of her own private purse, and trusts Prawns who can afford to purchase the Syrup will not injure the pone.,_" by obtaining what is intended for their relief. ne had, wholesale and retail, of the proprietors, Mews. and Co. 8 York-place, City-road ; and by their ap -Ip"imunent, at all the principal medicine venders in town and sous try. at 2s. fd. a bottle. for ready mong. Caation.—lie sure to ask for " Johnson's American Soothing 5/rep, as there are a Rusher of spurious sorts. A List of Subscriptions received at the Mansion-house, for the Relief of Spanish sod other Refugees s. Henry Rogers, Esq. - Mr. W. Willoughby Two Young Cagier,' Say rags. S. S. and D. G. 0 5 Mr. Wade - . 1 0 Joseph Jansen, Esq. 10 0 J. - 1 1 Mr. Casterton . 2 0 James Jervis. Esq. - 5 0 Name omitted - 1 0 Anonymous - - 10 0 Ditto . . 2 0 10 0 Anonymous 7 0 G. S. - 2s. 6d. W. Gale Townley, Esq. 6 0 The lA. Mayor's Servants 1 10 Received at the Meeting at the City of London Tavern : Jas. Stephen, Esq. Masts? In 'Chancery - •••:: • 'Oll Rev. J. Geo. Wrench . 1 1 Mrs. J. G. Wrench - 1 1 Chas. Dumergue, Esq. . 5 5 W. 'Mutts, Esq. . 1 1 J. N. S. - 1 U H. H. Solly, Esq. - 5 0 A few Fri.oids . 3 0 Robert Kent, Esq. - 5 5 Mrs. Kent . - 2 2 Haynes, Esq. - 1 1 W. 'enables, Esq. Ald. 10 10 A few Friends at the Castle, s!oorgate 41. ss. fd. Simon Cork, Esq. . 20 0 John ('apel, Esq. - 25 0 John South, Lsq. M.l'. 25 0 Robert Sutton, Esq. 25 0 John Christopher, Esq. 2 0 Thernas IVillimot, Esq. 2 0 Thus. Geexcry, Coq - 3 0 Thos. Wilson, Esq. 51.1'. 25 U Itichrrd Blanchani, Esq. 20 0 .Inonyineus. D. V. . 100 0 David Barclay, Esq. . 20 0 hones Morrison, 25 0 Gee. Ilyng, Esq. 31. P. 50 0 A. J. l'alpy, M.A. . 10 0 Messrs. Glyn, and Co. .21 0 Messrs. Pernng, Shaw, and Co. - - 21 W. Tooke Robinson, Esq. 3 James Hunt, Esq. Tower Ward - - A few Friends, mate Lord 3layor - 1 Hen. Geo. Apr Ellis . 20 Alderman 11 oral, 111. P 10 Henry Brougham, Esq. M.P. 10 Thomas Denman, Esq. M.P. 10 Geo. Bridges, lists . M.P. 25 harles Buisson, Lsq. A Z. 31seauley, Esq. R. Wellesley, Esq. 31. P. 10 henry Lloyd, E. g . Messrs. badbroke and Co. 25 Simon 314Jillivray, Esq. 10 Anonymous 50 310.5r1. Fry and Chapman 25 Wm. Fry, Erq. . 10 Jos. Fry, Esq. - 10 Mr. Joseph Fry . Mrs. Butler, per Mr. Al. Berman Wood . 1 Robert Manning, Esq. 2 Geo. Weathermen, Esq. Rev. C. W. Knyvett, by the Examiner John Blackett, Esq. T. FR ES II FIELD, Hon. Sec. Subscriptions will be received at the following Bankers : Messrs. Smith, Papne, and Smith, Mansion House-place: Messrs. Glyn, Mills, Halifax, and Co. Lombard - street; Messrs. %Villisras sail Co. Birchiralane ; Marrs. Hennes, Farquhar, and Co. St James's-street ; and Messrs. Home's, Fleet-street. Mrs. Storey - . 2 0 S. %Y. 0 0 Daniel Host, Esq. - 5 0 R. L. Chance. Esq. - 10 10 Messrs. Josiah Smith, Wells. and Son - 10 10 Captain K. . . 5 0 The Social Sons under Did Parr 5 0 .4 Lady& Halifax, York 5 0 Sir R. H. Inglis, Hart. IV II J. J. Oust, Esq. . 5 0 W. J. Hutchison, Esq. 5 0 Mr. Wm. lion - I I ' Anonymous. A. Z. .100 0 a l p rneymen of 111 r. Ross 1 0 ' A - Friend to the Italians 2 0 Rev. J. H. Hatch - 2 2 Ed. Iklafirld, Esq. - 10 0 Clerks of Sir P. Pole and Co. . - 3 0 A Mind . 1 0 01. W. - I 1 Messrs. Geo. II ibben and Co. . 10 0 M•Hride, a mechanic U 1 Anonymous . . I 0 Ditto . . U 10 3lr. 0. Reeve - 1 1 Win. Armstrong, Esq. 1 0 Mr. Jarrin, Bond-street 2 0 IV. Williams, Evil. 51. P. 2. 0 N. Si. Esq. 10 blesses. Ellis, Tucker, and Co. - . 10 0 Biographical Dictionary of Musicians . - 3 3 A Friend of the Same, from India - - 2 2 W. Beckford, Esq. . 2 2 R. R. R. . - 2 U air. W. . 1 0 Anonymous, B. Y. • 100 0 E. E. - - . 0 10 (1. 11. C. - . 0 10 T. D. - - . 0 10 H. M. . - 2s. Gd. A Bottle of Wine . 0 6 The bard Mayor . 10 0 The lauly 3layoress - 5 W. Albin Garnett, Esq. 10 0 Rev. Al. M. Preston 5 0 Francis Gansu, Esq. 10 0 Rev. W. Atrium:in - 10 U John Siollow, Esq. • 5 0 T. J. Humbert, El. 5 0 J. Percival Esq., North ampton . - 10 0 E. K. - 1 0 A Widow's 31ite - 1 0 Anonymous - . 100 0 A. H. C. . . 1 1 R. L. S. - 2 8 Miss Burbidge - 1 0 Wm. Lawrence, Esq. 10 10 Mr. Clawen - - I alias Hoyle . - I U A. E. I'. - - 2 0 Rev. Jon. Sandford . Y 0 Convivial . 3 G. 11. Thompson . 0 5 11., Islington . 1 0 IC. H. - 0 10 James Forster, Esq. 1 1 Mr. S. Bird, Kensington I si Dlr. James Cotterell, do. 1 0 Mr. Win. Malcolm, do. 1 0 G. Benson, do. - U 5 Francis Brothers, do. 2s. Id. Mr. A. Connell - 1 0 A Half-pay Officer - 0 3 The Marquis of Hertford 100 0 1 1 5 6 CIIEAP CARPET WAREHOUSE, No. 160, Piccadilly (two Loon %Vest from St. James's -street). rim E l'roprietors having made some new arrangements at their Manufactory, are now enabled to supply the Nobility and Public with any Quantity of the best 811 l SSELS CAR PETING, from It. Pd. to bs. 9d.; a quantity of Short Lengths and Single Pieces, at 4s. 3d. and 4s. 61; hiddatuinster ditto, from 2a. lid, to 4s. 3d.; 11 • • h ditto, from Is. to 45.; Venetian Stair ditto, from Is. 6d. to 31. litl. ; Druggets, in all colours, tram 2s. 4;tl. to 4s. tid.; best seasoned Floor Cloth, from 2s. fal. to Ss. 31 Patterns of Brussels sent to any part of Town or Country. FOR PRESERVING THE TEETH AND Or3IS. Pr II VEGETABLE TooTH POIVDEII has so long been in general use, that it is unnecessary to offer any further recommendation of it. Composed of Vegetables, without the admixture of any Mineral or pernicious ingredient whatever, it is free from the usual objection against the use of other Dentifrices. Its detersive power is just stillicient to annihilate those tiesimetive particles which adhere to the Gums and the Interstices of the Teeth; healing injuries in the former, and promoting a new Enamel (where it has ban injured or cor roded) on the latter. It likewise im?arts a filmiest' and healthy redness to the Gums; and if used regularly, will preserve the Teeth in a sound state to old eye. .4nW in Boxes, at 21. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, St Paul's, 220, Regent-street (near the Argyll Rooms). London ; and by the principal Medicine k'endr:s throughout the United Kingdom. Be careful to ask for Butler's Vegetable Tooth Powder; and to observe the name and address of " Butler, 4, Cheapside," are engraved on the stamp and label attached to each box of this esteemed Dentifrice, to distinguish it from Imitations under similar Wes. 11. The BEAUTIES of MODERN LITERATURE, in Verve and Prose. To which is prefixed, a Preliminary Virw of the literature of the .age. By M. M'Dorrnot, Esq. Author of a Critical Dissertation on Taste, Ise. Elegantly printed in an livo. volume, price Ids. in boards. This work comprehends the spirit of English literature through out the year, its contents comprising a variety of interesting and very diversified subjects, accompanied with critical remarks. e. TALES of MODERN DAYS. By Mau Barber. Con taining-1. The Spanish Brothers, or Annals of the House de V---; 2. The Robber's Child, or the Welsh Mountaineers; 3. Matilda, or a Wife's Fortitude. Price lt.t. in boards. " Very pleasingly written. This volume may be put with ad vantage into the hands of any young person. The Robber's Child is a very pretty tale. The lan guage is good, and the mora li ty un exceptionable."—Literary Gazette. 7. The HERMIT in EDINBURGH Sketch" of Mari ners and Real Characters and Scenes in the Drama of Life. In 3 vols. price His. in boards. " The reader who turns over these pages In quest of Life in Edinburgh,' will find abundance of character exhibited in a very piquant manner."—Critical Gazette. P. A NEW (WIDE to PARIS, from the latest Observations; being altered and enlarged from the Work entitled " Now to en joy Paris." Ity Peter Ilerve. Third Edition. Illustrated with Maps and Plates, price lOs. in beards. " This work forms the most comprehensive Guide hitherto pub lished, and is rho calculated for the entertainment and infomtation of persons who, without visiting, are desirous of becoming ac quatnted with the Metropolis of Fiance. To a stranger it is highly instructive. We hesitate not pronounce it the best ()tilde to Pa ris estant."—Library Chronicle. 9. V'OLL'EY TILE CARDINAL, AND HIS TIMER, Courtly, Political, and Ecclesiastical. By George Howard, Es 9. Author of Lady Jane Grew and Her Times. Elegantly printed in 8v o. and embellished with a finely-engraved Portrait and Auto. graph. and numerous Cuts, price Hs. in boards. " Works of the kind before us are excellently fitted to supply die defects in history where a leading personage may not have his proper share of Sistinction, and the result be much the same as spoiling a drama, by curtailing the acts and speeches of the princi pal character."—Gentleman's Magazine. 10. ACR IT R'A DISSERTAT:ON on the NATURE and PRINCIPLES of TASTE. By M. lll•Dermot, Esq. Elegantly I printed in lives. price Its. in boards. In this volume the various theories adopted by former writers arc critically exantined, the author entering into a philosophical investigation of all the important questions connected not only with Taste itself, but with its proper objects. The work will be found to contain, in all respects, an original view of the subject, both in design and execution. 11. The IONIAN; or, Woman in the Nineteenth Century. By Miss Renew, Author of • Village Conversations,' ' Temple of Truth,' &c. Elegantly printed in three volumes, price li. Is. in boards. " The style of this work in glowing, energetic, and ardent. The author has not only rendered it truly interesting from beg inning to enO, but she has also strongly inculcated those princip les of mo. rainy, religion, piety, and virtue, without which all works of feel. ing and imagination are poison to the mind that feels any charm in their influence."—European 3lagazine. 12. A PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY into the SOURCE of the PLEASURES derived from TRAGIC REPRESENTA TIONS. Pretrod.xl by a Critical Examination of the various Theories adopted on the Subject by the English, French, anti Gorman Philosophers. By IR. WHeratot, Esq. Author of • A Cri tical Dissertation on Taste: Re. _ _ _ " This book is ably and instructively writtai."--Qesdroan's 11/larainc. Primed Art Sbanrood, Joao, sad Co. Patensoota4ow. IMPOSTURE UNMASKED. rip HE progress of Merit, although frequently assailed,' is not impeded by envy and detraction. The aggression of ambuscade terminates in defeat ; mid conscious rectitude ultimately triumphs in the attainment of the grand object—public approba tion. The we of experience is the guarantee of favour, and has established WARREN'S BLACKING in general estimation ; of which there exists not a stronger proof than the tacit acknow ledgment of a host of servile iinhatoni, who surreptitiously obtrude on the unwary a spurious preparation as the genuine article, to the great disappointment of the unguarded Purchaser, and manifest injury of VA RREN. whose character and interest by this in iquitous system, are equally subject to detriment. It becomes. thvrcfore. an indispensable duty to CAUTION the PUBLIC against the manteuvres of unprincipled Vendor, who haring no character to lose, and stimulated by avarice in their nefarious pug. suits, aim at the acquisition of money through any medium than that of honor! . . The original and matchless BLACKING bears on each bottle* abort direction, with the signature " ROBERT WARREN." All others are counterfeits ; and in many instances the imposition labels arc artfully interlined with a different address, in very small chararters, between the more conspicuous ones of No. 30," and " STRAND." It is earnestly recommended to Shopkeepers and others, who are deceived by base fabrications of WARREN'S BLACKING, to return the detected trash to the source whence it Came, and expose the machinations of rascality to merited obloquy. Sold by every respeztable Vender in Town and Country, in bottles, at 6d., 10d., Is., and Is. fid. each. SUPERIOR SEIDLITZ POWDERS. /VII k:SE l'owders produce, when used as directed, 1 Water, exactly of the same quality as :list found at the celebrated Seidlita Spring. The Water itnpre:mated with them becomes, in an instant, sparkling and effervescent, and fumes an alterative Saline Aperient, as pleasant as Soda Water. They remain unimpaired by time or climate. Prepared and said t.y the Proprietors, Jlessrs. G. MARSHAL!, and Co. Chemists, Brewer-street, Goiden-squarv, in Boxes, is. lid each, and to Mottles at 225. duty included. N.R.—The Public arc cautioned against imitatinns, and are re quested to observe the words, "Prep ared by (1. Marshall and l'o." will be printed upon every label, with each box and bottle all other Preparations. under the same name, advertised for making the Seidlits %rater, are spurious. To he had as above : The Oxygenated soda Powders Lavender Water Cheltenham Salts in crystals Ditto, Perfumed Ditto ditto, in effloireseence Ditto, 51ille Fleur Finest Calcined Magnesia Vegetable Extract Pectoral Lough Drops Espri ts— carious Aromatic Vinegar Eau de Ceilattiv lAvender Vinegar Arquebusade %Pater Camphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, Ac. And every genuine Drug and Medicine, of the finest quality, far borne and for exportation. . . Ales Urine Chests, of an prices, r eoinpletely fitted for every Climate. N.B. All other *learned Preparations for making the Soda aad Saidlits Waters. under the above names, are spurious. er a • Merchants, &c. supplied on liberal tams. The Johanna Elizabeth, Holtz, is totally lost on her z,,y3g!. front Randers to London—only one man saved. The Olyfboonr, Ilarkema, f.out I.onticu to Rotterdam, has Fur into Cuxhaven, with damage. The Ocean, Salbooni, arrived in the River from Finial - AI, hoicked up in the North Sea, three men in a boat, part of the crew cf the Vine, of Scarborough. The Eden, Pearson, arrived in the River from Campearly, frit in with, on the tilt instant, in lat. 49, long. II 30, a brig, water logged and abandoned ; she appeared to be about 409 tons, lur frae. mast and main-topmast were carried away. Part of the stem of a vessel has been driven on shore on the , olcc ofJatlvul, with " Swift," on it, supposed to be the sell:, Jiutr, from Fahr to London. VESSELS SPOK wren.—The Dale, --, from St. John's N.D. to the Clyde, 27th ultimo, in a very leaky state ; E.selo Ilf•hea, from Demerara to Clyde, Silt ultimo; and Desdemotia from New York, 24th ult. The following are some of the shipwrecks, &c. in tl.e Baltic, &c. during the late gales : The Dube Maria, Sontag. from Stralsund to London, was driven on shore near Gottenburgh, lath ult. The Jonge Knipe', from Sunderland to Amsterdam, is kiss on the coast of Jutland. The Venus, Dickelman, is lost near Fleckaae. The Frau Marla is on shore near Ancrum. The Good Hoop, fret.: Antwerp to llamburgh, war lest 2.1 lust. near Heligoland. The Alma Sophia, Weage, is on shore near IVindau, ana abaa. dossed. The Frau Ann. aurae, is lost near Marstrand. The Robert Fraser, ofAlloa,was lost early in Oaober, on IN icca Edward's Island. INSOLVENT DEBTOES'. PIZ TITIOXI TO RE IIEAED AT THE COVET, It POSTURAL. STREET, LIICOLE . S.INE.FIELDS, DEC. 41, Al Yllih. Ashdown, R. Laneaster.coart, Strand, eating-boase. keeper Burns, R. Uppw Eut Smithfield. victualler. Bunko's. W. H. Isleworth, Middlesex, victualler. Prose, T. Bath, land surveyor. }on, E. High-row Knightsbridge, ender. Gilbert, T. Tavisttick-street. Covent-garden, coal-merri.ant. Grirowtiod. T. Tulae.bill, Brixton, bricklayer. Hall, W. W. Crown-street, M'atworth.road, green grocer. necktie, J. Dartmouth-street, Westminster, tailor. Hardy, T. Leeds. cabinet-maker. Ingram, E. jun. Uppingliam, liutlandshise, horse-draler. James, Elizabeth, Gibson-street, Lambeth, dealer in nutriettores. Lewis, T. Gower Grosvenor-erect, gent. Martin, J. A. Gloucester-street, Boston, ex•ra clerk to the Custom& Rawlings, T. Bnnhill.row. bliddleaca, trarelks. Rums, T. Norson-atreet. Furroy.square, gem. Spooner, R. Norwood. Surres, builder. Whitelsorn, W. Noble -sweet. Falcon-square, s.ctualles. Allmon r, Tlsc. 10.—This day an inquest w this town on the body of John Connor, who nar from the mulct, on last Saturday Wight, eel stabbed in the street by one of the watchmen, of died yestenlay evening. The Jury returnd the verdict:—" We find that the said John Conno, his death by a wound inflicted by a sharp-pointed strument, which entered the left breast and loin _ same sitk ) and that the same was committed . Brows, William learkey, Patrick O'NeK Wi and Mows Goad.- was held in • . ni tconnitt4 rhcrt he %is )f which he e following lor came by nted flat in- Ingo ou the by Rob , rt f 'al. Galvin, ti r ,