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r 4 4. ,••• ••'"</fi No. 7.179. ARMY CONTRACTS. COlllll/111,ASIAT DeralitrixT, TISAPVIIIT CHANIEIII, NOV. 5, lift. e y(yrlCX ie hereby given to all Persons desirous of yemersctlng to supply the following Artiela for the use of viz.:— • ',N BIt4AD. este, Land Forces in Co Quarters, and 11/ Dermas in the tuuler-mentiosed Counties:— M.)l3month North and South Wales BEEF AND MUTTON, , Igsjeety's Land Forces In Cantonments, Quarters, nod wracks, in the under-mentioned Counties • Berke Nottingham Heats Oxfoni OATS. „. gejesty'e Cavalry and Artillery Home, in Cantonments an d Quarters, in the under-mentioned Countics iiioucester North and South Wales )flonnouth Wilts FORAGE, viz. g A y, end STILL". tO his Mkjelty'll Cavalry and Artißerpsl Oliw n ; ste. h g a wks, and Oars in Cantonments and Quintero, I Isom , 3 d i t.mentiOned Counties : Berko Hants Northuntbeilend, D o ne Sent - Somerset • Lancaster 7 me Deliveries are to commence on and for the let% day of ~:6 01 nett; that Preposele in writing, sealed tip and marked „i tt t er for Aril Supplies," will be received at this 011ics OD 01 *stile Nth day a* December, but none will be received after palm OClock on that day. herois m must be made sepsrately for each County, except e t tee Cranny. comprising North and South Wales, sit o f odd , o se be included cn oae Tender and each Proposal must hate h , hater which is annexed to the Tender properly tilled up, by • emc ee 01 known property engaging to become bound with. • tesdertag, in the amount stated in the printed partmulass, ;We ir s wrote:anal of the Contract ; and oo Proposal will his to w soiree made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed got* at length ; and should it so I t i n y - - t h e issussitue of the Contract no troops shot jaw mom the amount of the Stamps on i.. • to the titst instance by the Contractor, !. reiUaded to ws. fsrtingsra of the Contracts may be had upon spplication at these (b on bon, between the hours of ten sad four. S.B. ha/Ivies of the Bread and Meal may be seen at this Office, wan the hours of twelve and two. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Dee. 14, 1825. 11HE Cori of Directors of the United Company of 3te , chants of England trading to the Bost Indies do liers4 ms Notice, fmt the Commimee of Buying and Warehouses will be ready sate proposals in writing, settled up, on or before Wixom.. o%the 40 January, UM, frum such persons aa may be wail's; 1) .-:eoly the Company , with MINTS FOR )ICSKETS, FUSILS AND PISTOLS, • that tie moditions of the said Contract may be seen upon ap. anon to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the pro. ~.us must be left before Eleven o'clock in the forenoon of the of leis of January, after which hour die Committee will not re. art say wader. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. p is Lostling_fillt. and will Sail on or before 110th December, ' , OR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, and NEW SOUTH r WALES, the Hoe New, fast-sailing Snow, FAIRFIELD, 1 Coppered. Burtheo 300 tons. JAMES WORK, Com er, kr, lying in the London Dock; has excellent accommodations tr Passengers. For Freight or Passage, apply to BUCKLES, BAGSTER, AND BUCHANAN, No. 33, Mark-lane. gIItSCRIPTION for the DISTRESSED VAUDOIS or WALDENSES, Protescant Subjects at Am King or brdens. Want of Sutaiptioas already advertioed by the lomat« £2.930 0 s. T. s. InDarbse pidi g e ort 1 0 1 fir Codions 20 6 0 unt ha Walker ofe 10 0 iN I=tf O Bristo yen l 5 0 Br 1 0 Liss. Hamlet 0164 in . 3 • Whin A . Bart. 6 6 IiSV. is in uen Crearlas - 19 0 201 of Ko oen 6 I Tie CbaKellot of Lincoln 5 11 1 Ilistourable Charles Verte 10 0 Tle Doan of Salisbury 1U 0 mid ass. Tbomn - . 9 AtUrd.ll. DO*, Egg. 0 enormous - 0 us: Mr. 1 0 Mrs. Jane - 1 knee, Miss - 5 0 ceptato - 1 0 ban. Mr. and Mrs. 5 0 Ileur, F. E.sq. - 5 0 One. 51n. - 1 0 loilisuon at l'nion - Chspel, borselydoviti, bythe Res. Mr. bathes& - 9 1 lean, Min • 1 1 falriagtoo, Miss 2 0 Annoy, Lieut.-CoL - 6 0 Pm, Mrs. . - 2 0 Ike, Mrs. P. U. - 1 0 Pay. Mrs. 1 /noel, kn. Mt. . 1 1 tan, sliss 2 • tHleooe, Mrs. S. - 2 • Ors!. Dr. Robert - b • P. Log. - I 11 114tord, C. - 10 11/ &lan, Mrs. - 2 • 1 66eck sliss C. - 1 0 Ifsibe. Rey. F. • 3 0 31 d, Mr. - I • Anson, H. Lug. - 1 • Londe, M. Esq. 10 liner, M. B. Esq. in 'ad • - dmoo to 101. to the son Fermi . - 10 0 imirtrce. Mrs. - 10 0' 511 i. of Bmssen, for &Maui - 6 01 I'Dow 11l Lieutenant Colonel 2 21 1 Ditto for Education - 2 2 MA% Col. gra 31ra. C. 5 5 Nsint,T.F.Eisi. Collec tion in Stock Exchange 23 0 &us, Res. T. - 1 0 11. - 3 /01s, few friends at , - for Inlet Schools, annual 3 0 a solse, *4o. Alin - 10 0 blin M. - 10 0 1 1 3,l olias R. - 1 0 " , '(2c. F. Esq. - 5 I mkt • Col. T. - 6 0 &lasts, Her. Dr. Yd do. wtsa 5 0 Ism, Mrs. - 3 0 51ri. F. T. - 2 • . 111 (mi Rev. 31r. - 1 1 "nein mid Cu., by 12 4 1 / !Mtn . w oath. Hobut Esq. - If( 0 444 " re C. T. RA. 110 be.." • ker - 5 6 *then, Martin. Esq. 6 lb Protestant, A - 1 1 .ffieliff e R. 1:99- • 6 I • T. . e 41 11. Stollen EN 1 0 * rule. It - 10 • k• Mn 4 ' - 200 • 51 .joi . .Neneral 2 • Rev. Henry 5 111 'vg. 51:i. to Hamlet S. Davies, Esq. Queen's • College 1 1 Mrs. Davies -10 s. Id. Alms Benham - Its. Id. R.Stainforth, Esq. Queen's College 1 0 , 31r. Hodson I Miss Hodson . 1 U Miss C. Hodson - l 0 Professor Farisb Y 2 Rev. F. Ludington 1 1 A. B. 1 1 C. Finch, Esq. - 1 I Rev. H. Veno, Queen's College 2 2 Rev. S. Carr, Queen's College 1 1 T. V . . . 2 0 W. Aloe:lock, Esq. 1 1 Rev. L. Puwys, Corpus Christi College . 1 1 Rey. W. Halms, Emma. nuel College . 1 1 Miss /fill' ptun - 1 1 Rev. K. Crawley, Magda lau Collage - 1 1 Rev. J. Lodge, ditto 1 I R. C. Simeon - 1 1 Rev. Mr. Jurist - 1 1 Rev. U. Paley, Queen's College 1 1 Alderman Burleigh 1 1 Rev. I'. Csutley, Jesus College 1 I Rev.J.nbaw, Christ Col lege I 1 Rev. J. Brocklebank 1 1 Rev. H. H. Hughes, St. John's College - 1 1 M. Ramsay, Esq. Jesus College 1 1 Rev. G. Skinner, ditto I 1 Rev. 11. Fraisli, Queen's College 1 1 Rev. J. Lewe, ditto 1 1 I'. P. Platt, Esq. Trinity College 1 1 R. usscoyne, Esq. Queen's College 1 1 J. Veun, Esq. ditto 1 1 H. Vernon Graham, Esq. ditto 1 1 H. bore Booth. Esq. ditto 1 1 Rev. H. V. Elliott, Tri nity College - 1 1 Rev. T. Sheltord, Corpus Christi College . 1 1 William Hustler, Esq. Jesus College . 1 1 The :Muter and Fellows or Corpus Christi Col. lege 5 5 Rev. Dr. Hollingworth I 1 Mrs. Hollings orth 1 1 Professor Smyth - 1 0 Rev. J. Warren, Jesus Col lege - - 1 1 Alex. Power, Esq. C at h ar i ne Hall - - 1 1 Rev. U. Peacock, Trinity College 1 1 Rev. Jotin Brown, ditto 2 2 T. Fisher, Esq. Cambridge 1 1 W. H. 1 1 Rev. E Fisher, Pet. Col lege - 1 1 Rev. J. Palmer, St. John's College 1 1 Rev. T. W. Hornbutkle, ditto - - 1 1 Rev. W. IVhewell, Trinity College 1 1, Subscriptions from Oxford. Principal of Alban Hall 2 0 Mrs. Whitely - 1 0 Professor It igaud - 1 1 A Lady, by W. J. - 1 0 ACT. dlr. Ball . 1 1 Rev. John Hill, St. Edmund Hall - - 1 0 Rev. B. P. Symons - 1 1 Mr. Shutdeworth - 1 1 Mr. Golightly - 2 U E. B. Posy, Esq. Oriel Col lege - 2 2 „, ,, acr.t.tion trom Cambridge. Provost and Fellows of Oriel I4e Ltd of of isle- College - 20 0 .1 l'-,i 6 • Rev. E. Hawkins, Oriel I . • sgtrofTtinity Hall 6 0 College - 1 1 el'rottAt at King's Col- Rev. D. Burin, Mange lir. 11 7•%l' h. fierinelii ni t s 5 0 Tise iM V l. ice ° - x C ° l l tancello; of 6 I t..i.,., 1 1 Oxford N'' . l.. , A. .1., 4 1 I T 4 ) lauL t of . Li,j w1 ,..,6 1 i 41.,,, The Rev..l. Nait, Bursar I I of St. John's College 20 I kit le ,... a.. i 4 ' , ne W. received by Messrs. Drummond and Om g.1 7 7' 101 1. Memo. butts and Co. Strand; Messrs. °lye, I . lic,fax, and Co.. and Messrs. Bonoequet, Pitt, Anderdon , 11 44 m,... 1 ' 114 Co. Lo.ohard-street ; Messrs. 31asterman, Perm. 7• a' l Co. N.cholas-lane; Messrs. Hoare and Co. Flee t.; !"' ,l 'less% if -axes, Farquhar and Co. S. James's-street. • I ItY.:. IV. S. HILLY, Hoe. SK. 60 i .t.- Gi / / e V&A ~~.~~__~ ' 1826. Thiq day. post BVO. es. 6d. THE FOURTH VOLUME of Mr. ROSE'S TRANS LATION of the ORLANDO FETRIOSO. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. This day, 2 vols. fc. Bvo. Iss. Second Edition. FAUST, a Drama, by GCETHE, with Translation from the German. By Lord FRANCIS LIIVESON DOWER. Printed for John Murray. Albemarle-vtrest. This day. 2 rola. pont Er°. 184. a Third Edition of REMARKS on ANTIQUITIES, ARTS, an d LET -11, TERS, during an Excursion to Italy, in the Years Mt and 18011. By JOSEPH FORSYTH, Esq. Printed for John :Hurray, Albemarle-meat. This day, Second Edition, with Plates, vols. small Bvo. 15.. ASKETCH of the MANNERS aiitl CUSTOMS of PORTUGAL, made during a Residence in Lisbon, in the Years 1821,12, 23. By MARIANNE BAILLIE. Printed for John Murray, Albernarle.street. SALES 1W AUCTION. /404.1 A - WHEAL SALLY AND BARON UNITED COPPS& AND COBALT MINES. By WINSTANLEY and BONS, At asentway's Coffee-boast. WEDNESDA v. Jas. 4, at It unless an acceptable offer is previously made by Private COMICS, of which eiue notice bill be given. - • • • THESE highly-promisin7, MINES are situated within a utile of Bodmin, four from Lestwithiel, and eight from St. Austle. There is an atilt through the mines, In which there ore already discovered sixteen, lode. or veins, many of whiebhave Peen declared by eminent agents deserving the expense of a steam on , glut, were they to be 'priced separately and so distinct mince. There is an excellent steam engine of thirty-aft inch cylinder, built upon a new 'and inipmwed conatmetios, with roper *Lefts and all machinery, to carry the shoe mine. into oetire oPeroliww: these and all other materials twilit the mines) ate to Le sold in one lot. To view the Concerns apply to Captain Bennetta, on the pre mises, of whom minted particular, may he had. Particulars also at sEe place of sale ; and of Mr. Yewen t, Mine Agent, No. li.-Sher houraJane, London; at the King's Arms, and White [fart, Rod. min.; Icing's Arms, and Red Lion, Truro; Talbot, trestwithlel ; White Hirt, St. Austle ; King's Arms and Londan Ins, Redruth; King's Arms, and White dart, Launceston; Hotel sad New Los. donlen, Exeter; and of Winstatiley and Sons, Pmessosser•row, London, where reports from respectable A gents may be seta. STOCK OF FRENCH LACE, MIS, MUSLIM,. SHAWLS, &c. est. MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces that TiikS DAY, af One, he shall Stittflf IT by AUCTION. at his Rooms. New Bond -street, the Stock of Valuable Lkuaaeia Chin Lilly, Lisle and Alechlin lace in dresses, acittfs, lappets, ruffles , veils, &c. A variety of camel-heir and other shawls. Elegant bandeau*, rich Oros-de-Naples, and other silk'; French worked muslin', cambric and gauze neckerchiefs. ;uterine*, scarfs, &c. A variety of artificial flowers and miscellaneous articles of drrss. To tie sold in consequence of the Firm dividing Partneribip. Catalogue" may be had at Mr. Phillips's Office, New Bond. street. ANCIENT AND 3IODERN Ai R. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies. that on SATUR- A.V.A. DAY NEXT, at One, he ..hall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his OM& Rooms, 73, New Bond -street, a small COLLEC TION of pleasing PICTURES. by Matters of the Italiatt, Dutch, Flemish, French, and English Schools, the property of a Gentleman, removed from his residence. Gloucester-place- May he viewed this day and to-morrow, and catalogues had at the Auction Mart, and at 73, New Bond attest. LIBRARY OF BOOKS AND BOOKS OF PRINTS, LOOSE PRINTS. ANI) DRAWINGS. eze. BLe. MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the nobility and gentry. that on MONDAY NEXT, and following Day, he shall St. IiMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms. 73. New Bond -street, an extensile and valuable LIBRARY of ROOKS and Books of Prints, and a small collection of Prints sad Drawings, in portfolios, and framed and glazed, miniatures and bronzes, marbles, and miscellaneous objects of taste and vertu, the property of a Gentletnan, removed fruni his residence, Gloucester place. May he viewed three days preceding the Sale, and catalogues had at the Auction Mart, and at 73, New Bond-street. CAVENDISH-SQUARE. VALUABLE FURNITURE. NOBLE GLASSES, LOFTY SILK CURTAINS, OTTOMANS, Ac. &c. R. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on INA TUESDAY NEXT, and following Days, at One each Day, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, on the Premises, No. 1, Cavendish-square, corner of Margaret -street. Part of the Handsome MODERN FURNITURE, formed of Reseal:rid and Mahogany ; noble pier and chimney glasses of large dimensions, viz.-96 inch. by 62, 99 by 50, 99 by 49, 82 by 53 ; and several of minor sizes about fifteen four-post, field, and other bedsteads, and hangings, with their excellent bedding and appropriate chamber appendages : a capitall sideboard and a set of dining tables 15 feet long by 6 feet wide ; suites of dining and drawing room and chamber chairs, in morocco, silk, and chints ; large carpets ; wardrobes, chests of drawers, dressing tables, and wash-stands ; two valuable and costly rosewood commodes, enriched with marble and or-molu ; a superb drawing.roam chandelier, formed of richly cut glass and mountings, and four others : several suites of curtains of silk and chines, with their draperies, particularly a suite of blue silk hangings for tour rooms, tastefully arranged, and the mite of carved and gilt ottomans, sofas, and chairs, complete for four drawing rooms ; a variety of culinary articles, and miscella neous objects, at the late residence of a Nobleman. May be viewed three days preceding the Saie, and Catalogues had (at Is. each. to be returned to purchasers) on the Premises ; and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-street. EAST INDIA MADEIRA. In the Honourable Esst India Company's Cellars. AYH. PHILLIPS respectfully announces that. on J. FRIDAY, 23d instant. it Two o'clock, he shall SELL by AtiCTION, at his Rooms. Bond-street in lots, TEN PIPES OF OLD EAST INDIA MADEIRA Of rich flavour and quality, which have been lying in the Com pany's Vaults since their importation. Permits will be granted for their removal from thence to the aeve. ral purchasers. May be tasted at the time of sale, and Catalogues had at the Auction Mart ; and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond.street. MA NCH ESTER-SQUARE. An excellent Assortment of modern Household Furniture, manu factured by an eminent Upholsterer, for a Gentleman, who may be referred to, who is going abroad, a Sale by Public Auction not being permitted on the Premises. The whole halt been valued. and a reduction of thirty per cent. taken from the cost prices. Each article being numbered, and a book with the lowest price that will be taken, fixed against each separate Lot, so that Put chasers can please themselves whether they take an article alone, or the whole. AMONGST the FURNITURE will be found an eight light Grecian lustre, pier glass, 70 by 37 ; three beautiful drawing-room curtains, fourteen solid rosewood chairs, and two Grecian couches to correspond ; patent dining tables and sideboard, rosewood card, sofa, and 100 tables, very elegantly ornamented ; three mahogany bedsteads, with moat excellent clean bedding com plete ; winged and plain wardrobes, parlour morine curtains, Mo rocco chairs, large Turkey and Wilton carpets, horsehair sofa, rosewood cabinets, and, in fact, every usetUl, and many ornamen tal pieces of furniture, which cannot be inserted in an advertise ment, but will, on inspection, prove, to those wanting to furnish, an opportunity rarely to be met with, and seldom excelled in the quality of the articles and lowness of the prices affixed to each, as a saving alone of twelve and a half per cent, will be effected by the Auction Duty, &c. The House being situated No. 41, Manchester -street, will be open for purchasers this day, Thursday, Dec. 16, and Four follow ing Days (Sunday excepted), at Ten o'Clock each day. TCLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE • • HOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and SOUTH AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND. Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will find in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistol., Ac. together with a large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots. Couches, and Bed ding; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs. anti Lamps ; Sca Chests, Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other desci lotion of Travel. Bog Equipage. An assnrtment of Canteens, ready fitted with ths necessary re quisites foe India, and other tropical donates: likewite a great variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Fork.. suitable foe families going abroad, Military and Hindostanee Books Maps. &c. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curricle, Tandem. Plrtor, Stanhope, and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery. &c. &c. for home use, East and West Indies, and South America. which merit inspection from their quality, first stilt of workman. ship, and moderate prices. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and the excellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to of making but one Ready Money Price, from which no abatement will be made. LONDON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER Fourth Edition, Cro. Si. ed. REMINISCENCES. By CHARLES BUTLER, Esq. of Lineotn's Loa. Printed for John Mousy. Albernarle-streets LIASTINGS OLD BANK.—Mears. TILDEN, JUL SMITH, WILLIAM Oli.L. and JAMES MILDER, 1) 44) beg w inform the PUBLI that all thaw Notes and Bills we pay able at Messrs. JONES, YD, and Co.'s, /flanker% London, instead of Messrs. EVER TT, WALKER, and CO. ak 'here tofore. Hastings, Dec. 14, 122.5. A LL Person, to whore the late Mr. JOHN GOWEN,' ft. of No. 60. Mark.lana, Wine and S:iirit Droller, •as in. debted it the urns °ibis decease, are requescei to send the Parti culars of their Claims to my Office, at theft earned convenience. WILLIAM &IKON, 20, Jurpetrect, Aids" Sohciter to the Executors. Dee. 13, 1823, DISTILLATION PROM POTATOES. MITE Proprietors of the. BELMONT DISTILLERY 1 hereby glee notice, that they hare now left a small quantity of their old stook of BRAN DY on sale, at their Rectifyieg-bouer, Princes -street, Ready for delivery its quantities of Lot leas than Two Gallons, at lb. per Dalton, fur Cash, with an allowance made to the Triode. Letters (post-paid) addressed to Mr. Cooper, on the premises. Vauxhall, 13th Dec. 1821. Books publish ad by Sherwood. Gilbert, and Piper. Pa temoug-ro w TO SPORTSMEN. BBRITISHFIELD EiIk)RTS; embracing Ptacticai' Instructions in Shooting, Hooting, Qoursing, Racing, &c. ; with Observations on the Breaking and. Training of Us and Horses ; also, on the Management of Poirlbig.plecee and all other Sporting Implements.—By W. H. SCOTT. Illustrated with upwards of iiO highly-finished engravings, corn. prehending every variety of subject connected with field sports, and executed by the snort eminent artists. In I large vblume Ur°, price U. Ills., or on royal paper, with proof impressions of the plates. 31. N. JOHNSON'S SHOOTER'S COMPANION ; comprising a Description of PointenLanij Setters, as well as of those Birds which are the object of pundit f ofjhonit, and the reason why one dog's sense of sten hi imperialOs another's. Fowling-place fully considered, particularly as it relates to the use of percussion pow der. On the properties of Percussion Powder, and beat method of making it. Shooting illustrated, nod she art of shooting flying simplified and clearly laid down. The (lame Laws familiarly ex. plained, &c. &c. By T. B. JOHNSON. New Edition, consider. ably enlarged and improved, and illustrated with three Engravings by Landoser. Price 9e. in boards. " This is a well written and well arranged production."—Lit: Chron. The SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITORY, cotnprising a aeries of highly-finiahed Engravings, representing the Horse and the Dog in all their varieties, executed in the line manner, by Mr. John Scott, from original Paintings by Marshall, Reinagie, Gilpin, Stubbs, and Cooper; accompanied with a comprehensive descrip tion of the different species of each, and Li variety of information in Training and the Amusements of the Field. By W. 11. Scovr, Author of " British Field Sports." Elegantly printed in 4to. and embellished with Forty highly-finished Copper-plate Engravings, and numerous Wood -cuts, price N. 3s. boards, or may be had in Six Parts. los. 6d. each. TAPLIN IMPROVED ; a Compendium of Farriery, wherein is fully explained the nature and structure of the Horse. Exem plified by ten Cuts, each the full figure of the animal, describing all his %unions parts. Price 2s. The TURF HERALD; or Annual Racing Calendar for 1824, with copious Indices, and separate Lists of the winners of King's Plates and Geld Cops. Also Lists of the winners of the Doncaster St. Leger, and of the Derby and Oaks at Epsom, front their com mencement; winners of the King's Plate at York since 1710, and of the Gold Cup at Richmond since 1759. By Joust . FROST Price es. half-boand. A VISIT to the FIVES' COURT. By ROBERT CRI:IK mum. Being a faithful picture of that celebrated place of amuse ment, for displaying manful sports. Price 2s. accurately coloured, or may be had, framed and varnished, price Cs. BOXIANA ; or Sketches of Ancient and Modern Pugilism ; including every Pugilistic exploit from the days of Figg and Broughton, down to the fight between Hickman and Cooper. By PIERCE EGAN ; in three large volumes, Bvo. price 2!. 4s. With a Fourth Volume, containing all she Transactions of Note through out the years 1821, !al, and 1823, Preceded by a practical Tres tine on Training, including Captain Barclay's method, after which he trained Tom Crib and himself. price 18,. in boards. THE ROAD TO A min' a Picture of the Fancy going td a Fight (measuring in length 14 feet) containing numerous Ori ginal Characters, Many of them Portraits ; in which all the Frolic, Fun, Lark, Gig, Lite, Gammon, and Trying.it-an, are depicted, incident to the pursuit of a Prize Mill, accompanied with a copious and characteristic Key. By Ptt acz EcAN. Price Its. plain, or It. coloured, neatly done up in a box for the pocket. •• Nothing equal to this Picture has appeared since the inimitable Hogarth'e `• March to Finchley." We here find real life, origi nality of character, and the peculiar traits of a certain class in so ciety, so masterly pourtrayed, and with so much notiete, that it 'Mot be urged it is without a competitor in the modern school of design."--Sporting Mag. LIFE IN LONDON. By PIERCE Eons/. Or the Day and Night Scenes orient, Hawthorn and his elegant friend Corinthian Tom, in their Rambles and Sprees through the Metropolis ; ele gantly printed in royal Bvo. and embellished with 30 coloured Plates, and numerous Cute ; the Scenes from real life by I. it. and O. Cruikshank. Price 38a. in boards. The ENGLISH SPl' ; Characteristic, Satirical, and Humo rous. By BERXARD BLACICHANTLE, the very spy o' the times," the eccentric historian of the present age; comprising Sketches of Character, interspersed with choice Anecdote and original Remarks. Illustrated with rich coloured Plates. drawn from the life by Cruikshank. Now publishing periodically. The first vo lume completed, and embellished with One Hundred Designs, full of spirit and humour, continued on the Ist of every month, price Se. 6d. each Part; the Parts last published containing a variety of Scenes taken at Bath, Cheltenham. and other pl►ces of fashion able resort. The SPIRIT of the PUBLIC JOURNALS; being an im partial Selection of the best Essays, Jeux d'Esprits, and Tales of Humour, Prose and Verse, from the Morning, Evening, and Sun day Newspapers; arranged as a Work of Reference, or to form a most entertaining Volume, either for the Library, Fireside, or Post-chaise. Accompanied with characteristic Embellishments, by the Cruiksbanka, Rowlandson, Lane, Findlay, Hawksworth, and Wageman. To which are added the Chronological Events of the Year. and an Obituary of Aslant Persons. Price 10e. tid. in boards. •. Also, a new Edition of the Volume for 1823; containing, besides the Selection of the Year, all the. Poetry of the John Bull, from the commencement of that paper; the whole of the celebrated Parodies on Moose's Melodies. &c. &c. Price lt/s. 6d. in boards. THE SCHOOL FOR WITS ; containing a valuable Collec tion of Ron Mots, Anecdotes, Epigrams, and other Poetical .ieus d'Esprits, spoken or written by the most celebrated Wits of the Age, a great many of which have never beMre been published. By . RALPH WEA'I rZEI, of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane. Price 6s. in Boards. The HERMIT in EDINBURGH : or. Sketehn of 3lan ners and Real Characters and Scenes in the Drama of Life. In 3 vols. price Ms. in boards. 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LONI/ON DOCKS. —„ TO STONE-MASONS, QUARRYMEN, AND OTHERS. 'HE Directors of the LONDON DOCK COMPANY do hereby eVs notice, that they will be really to receive Tender! sealed up) at the London ).lock. House, Prince's-street, Bank, on TUESDAY, the 2a th instant. at Eleven o'clock, from such persona as may be willing to contra;tfor the STONE required for the construction of Vaults, and other Works of the Company, east of the present hock. The Plane and Specification of all the Stone required, and also the Particulars and Conditions of the Contract, may he seen at the London Dock-Ilcuse. Every Tender must be accompanied with a letter, signed by two responsible persona, engaging to become bound with the pillion tcr,dering, in the sum of 2,5001. for the due per formance of the Contract. _ ~. S. COCK, Sec. London Doric-House, December 3, 1325. N.B.—No Tender will be received after Eleven o'clock on that Pay, nor unless the patty tasking the Tender, or some person on I:is behalf, shall attend. SUPERIOR AND OBNUINE Iff, R. ARCHIBALD DUNLOP, Distiller, at natl -11.1 dington and Westfield. in Scotland, bas inpointed THOMAS MACKENZIE. Agent for the sale of his Spirits in London, of which Samples may br area and tanner particular ob tained on inquiry ;v. Ow office of the Distilleries, No. 1, Castle man, Birclini-iarle. The Spirts mn'nfu•turcd at Hatitlington are known to be of the poem gnality, and will require little expente to convert them into Cordial*, .e in the procet4 of rectification. Weattield genuine .%talt Whiaby, lying dirtilled nn an improved principle, hy small Stills, and being extracted from Matt alone, ue of the finest quality : are both palatable and In the highest degree wholnome t she me a t the best attextioo of Denlcre and Cocsurcen. 20 1 11 7 , 7 Pricc,,7d. ••• • • • SIfIPPIWO INTELLIOEMA LIV ERVOOII, T:77ISD&Y, DRS. Wind.S. to S.S.W.—Eligh Water, %2 m. p. I. Arrived the LAM. Lawrence, from St. Petersburg% Fakir Queen, Dirks, troth St Michael's; Brown, Berke, and ebsolt; Platt, from Buenos Ayres; Betty, Wedgwood, Quebec; Wellington, Mandell, from Demerara ; trirletr. from Callum% Annabelle, from Maitre*; Wilhelletteis Jennie. --.., from Rotterdam; Duke of Lancaster, 11 from Calcu;ur Mercury, Thomas, and George, Wright, 110111. itiaranha is Nino li, Gibbs, from blessine ; Le , a9t o . ll reiv liom Malta —, from Jamaica. ULLA= Ain, eight brigs, one snow, quarter peat four Private signals, filmes. Ramsden apd Booth% W. Stokes, Tinley and Hobs, Mr. John Barber. The Venus. Taylor , ftdm Quehec for Liverpool, has ameed aS lieltimore in Tne (10(3104, from Bombay, has arrived a fdr."111611111 I::,terprize (steamer), -- from Loutioa, *eke Cape of Good Hope in ei*bt weak:. The Col. George Armested, —, from Liverpool nod Moden a firm arrived at Charleston. 22 days from Madeira. The Warren, Luceock, front Liverpool, has arrived at M. ranham. Doke of Lancaster, from Calcutta, sailed from the Seed! Bead!, fat Aug. in company with the Them sia for lAOII/144, tailed from the Uspe of (toed flops 13th and from St. Heileisilliet ' Oct. Spoke his lhijesty's ship Eapeigle, and was inflamed lime so outward bound I ndiaman was lost at the Cape. Orew MM. ' The Mercury, front biaranham, sailed 19:11 Oct. The dielthe. rine 1 , 0111 ready for sea; left loading the Ale:anoint dm Gargle ' would sail in ten date; the Snot:ton Castle would sad in for Liverpo o l. O n sh e 13 t h N ov. in lat. 44, 11, long. eat= the brig Olpsey, of Greenock, bound to Bt. Domingo. . • The Lotus, tiom Rangoo n f or C a l cutta , was l ost 24 t h Jelga ilt Saugur Roads. FALMOUTH. Dec. 18.—Arrived the Kingfisher packet fame America, last from Halifax, is twenty-four days; ar.o the Erse. Inueneeket from Nana Ayres. Sailed the Perseverance, Thomas. for Tampico ; the Strati. Cuedy, for Gibraltar ; sod the Sphinx Make% lot the Brasile. Wind W. rOaramoutff, Dec. 13.—Arrived the Sovereign transport from Gibraltar, last float Plymouth ; and his diaiesty'l ship Cad-. hope front (iibraltar. Sailed the George, Munden, for Waterfall. Wind S.W., strnag wind. DIM. Dec. I:...—Arrived and remain the Radiant, Phillips; from L. Jagode Cuba, and the Margaret cutter trent the sea.' ward. The following. outward-bound remain in the Downs (the rest Navin gone by Ramsgate harbour this morning), via.—The Ranger, NI stalls°, and the Carshalton Park, for Jamaia ; tie St. George, for Grenada ; the Richard and John, for Rio Janda - and the Arid, to Sierra Leone. Four p.m.—Wind S.W. aed squally. Onaveteett, Dec. 13.—Arrived the Ann Sophia, Wing, from Bremen ; George and Ann, Acre ; Windsor Castle, Corn.. forth ; Barrick,tmith ; Friends, Cernforth ; Palambam, Nash; Union, Dean ;Ocean, Blackburn ; Albino, Robinson ; and An-' dramehe, Todd, front St.Petcraburgh ; Trindon, Lambton ; Neva. Stewart ; Lisette. Tanker ; and Union, Marsh, from Dentate Aimwell. Halton,. from Hamburgh ; Betsey, Taylor, and Mayflower, Horne, front Memel ; Anna. Pink, and Cuxhaven, Wenols,' from Iffembnegh ; fEschylua, Douglas, froMOborto Zen). Talbert, from Seville ; Rose, Alexander. from Jersey Loyalist, Raines, from Prince Edward's Island ; Eleanor, Deeo seen, from Lisbon ; and Mary, Underwood, frori Jersey. Soiled the Wa.erlon, Lzveque, and Friends, Holland, fur Jamaica; Britannia, Evans, for St. Kitt's ; and Charles, Milne, ft Tobmo. fleiwrcir. Dec. 13—The .:enstitutioa. Jfitchetl, (rot Bre men for New Orleans, was all well yesterday ; the Galloper Light- ship W.N.W. 19 leagues. YARMOUTH. DEC. 13.—The Joseph, Vett., from St. Peters. burgh for Liverpool, is put nn shore to the south of the Pier, and her cargo is landing. Capt. Reah, of the Bridget, reports that ea the Ist WM. he supplied the Superior. of Montrose, water, and that site had a signal of distress flying , having been struck by a eel on the 30th ult. which carried away four of the crew, her cab*, boats, bulwarks, ataunclitens, dc. and tided the cabin. SCILLY, DEC. 10.—The Alert, Rainer, arrived here from Mont. real, saw the Jane, of Fowcy, water-logged and abandoned, but it blew so hard that they could not hoard her. BUENOS AYR re, OCT. 11.—The Charles, Walton, from Port. land. N. A.. was totally lost near Point Indio, in the river Plata, on Sept. 17 ; crew saved. The Havre Packet, Shepherd, from Cape de Verds, was totally lost near Point Piedras, Oct. 2 ; crew saved. The Prince Leopold, from Liverpool, struck upon tba rocks of Las Pipes, between Flores and the• Main, Oct. 2, and it is supposed will be lust; Captain and crew have arrived nt Monte. video, and assistance is despatched to eve if possible the care. The Two Sisters, O'Shea, front this to Gibraltar, got aground are Ensecada, and unshipped her rudder; another was supplied her from Buenos Ayres. On the 2d inst. it blew a gale of wind frosts the S.E.; a number of vessels suffered partial damage. The Jane, Agnew, from Bengal and the Mauritius, has arrived in the Channel. The Prince Leopold, from Liverpool to illonte Video, Islets ins the River Plate—crew saved. The Charles, Walton, from Ponhind, was totally lost in thw River Plug oo the 170 of September—crew saved. The HIM' packet. Shepherd, from the Cape de Verd Islande, was totally lost between Point lndtu and Point Piedras DolbmM of ()ember—crew saved. The ship Mary. of 339 tons, James Cumming, from Mirstricht to Glasgow, with timber, struck upon the island of Pladda, in this Cly.le, on the evening of the sth instant, the weather being ha:y with strong gales, and it is feared will become a wreck. Th. master and crew, with two passengers, eighteen in number. it. saved. It is reported that a sloop was seen to founder in the onlng on the name day, which is tendered the more probable horn a dog having been Mord on the island of Pladda, watching at the shore s and indicating his expectation of his master from acaward.—Edin. burgh Courant. The Lively, from Xavia to London, was run down of Scilly Et the Miranda, from London to Grenada. The Denton, Demon, from Petersburgh to London, is totally lost near Elsinore—crew saved. The Janr, of Lowey. has been abandoned at sea. The Diamond. of Greenock (laden with butter and oats), was carried into Sligo on the 10th instant in a sinking state, having beers. bn shore. 3 lie Juliana, Scott, is on shore in the gronntis neor Copeohager._ The Ranger was runt off Ileligolsod oo the nth salt.—crew used. The Jane, Peacock, from Buenos Ayres, put into :11onte Vitro on the 12th or October, sprung a leak the same night, and it sew uncertain whether she would not be obliged to discharge. CUSTOM-HOUSE, DEc. 13. SIII ENTERED INW•RDS.—The Dounc Cootie, Hart, from, Hamburgh ; Arend, Elbring, from Antwerp; Pelluncle, flak. fr^rn Standgatc Creek : Endragbt, WO, from Groningen ; Thomrs and Mary, Chapman, from Ilamburgh ; Detirend, !tons Leer ; Vrou • Ifennegina„ Pronk, trona Groningen ; Vrouw Maras,: Aden, from beer I E%ey Schwestern, Puncke, from Vara t St's eulation, Dirks, from Emden; Fortitude, Gibson, from Ales. andria %Orestes, Nicholson, and Express, Moller, from Dant:4 : Britannil, Fox. and Reliance, Nicholson, from flaniburgh ; mcntine, Wulff. front Dantzic; Mars, Swan, from Memel; Furor. Connell, from Belfast ; and John and Margaret, Donaldson, from Amsterdam. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Edinburgh Packet, Williams. for Rotterdam : Stapler, Chambers, for Hanlburgh ; and PL-rier. Voting, for Gibraltar. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT CIIIATEBEND.—Tts Perseverance. 31argolle, for Calais. CLEARINO OUTWAIDO.—The Arundel, Ford, for Jamaica ; George, Foster, for Port Drama and flavannah ; Henry and Sarah, Watt, for Malta and Corfu ; and Minerva, Oden, ref Abeam. FOIt4ID FiVE POUND NOTES.— . IIIC police officers of Stockport have for some time pease:tied 'nformation et a gang who have been employed in uttering forged notes. purporting to be of the Bank of England, and althcugh they knew the parties, they have vainly endeavoured tont- , prehentl them. On Wednesday night, at a late hour, in— formation was given at the office, that Edward Etcbills, one of the gang, wh6 bad been inlaying for some time, was returned home, and that he might be found. in compine with a man named Burgett, at a house in OM rton. Bs,rt'3, and Shaw, the police officers, immediately set off in rgarclt of them, and succeeded in efileting their capture at :ix early hour yesterday morning. From these prison, ie they obtained further information, in consequence of which. they immediately apprehended John Choelton, a mitt spa parently about sixty years of age, residing in Adliugtor-i square; and having lodged him in the New Br iley, stir% proceeded without delay to Hyde, where they selled Robert Holford, a collier, another of the gang, and after s night of meet active exertion, lodged him also in the NNW , Bailey, at ten o'clock yesterday morning. linen the petaxx I of Chorlton were found twenty forged notes for a each, wrapped up in a dirty handkerchief, and four skeleton I eye. The notes are tolerably well executed, but they are such a practised eye would immediately detect : they are signet!, "C. Phillips," and "A. Corlett." (instead of " Consett,") with shining jayan ink, and the number, ate engraved on the copper plate, instead of being executed ill stereotype.--Much praise is, duo to the police officers foe their promptness and activity in the apprehension of this gang, for there can be no doubt that their nefarious pra , heel have been carried on successfully for a caualeara* ' length et Wm.—Stockpot/ Adtrtrtiter. : -• A ;~.~ tf ,I, %..-- :0,-. 12 t. :4 .-- z , !. 2 tir ; :,;.- 0.1 5kr • ly for each County, except Phis day. 3 irtals.-Svo. with Engravings, Second Edition d South Wales, sll of which AMANUAL of CHYMISTY, containing the principal od each Proposal must hare render properly filled up, by Facts of the Science. arr ange d i n t h e Order in which they Ivo , to become hound with are Discussed sod Illustrated in the Lectures at the 'loyal Institu ted fn the primed particulars, rip nof °reit Mimi". set; and no Propmal be By WILLIAM THOMAS BRANDS. F.L.S. 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