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t /4;;;-47- r /". r-, .. i 1 ti t ilt r it IMMllimmememm k ice. LONDON, TUESDA *, NOVEMBER 2, 1824. e ~..---- ,- - :7 0 '. - ' . ..-. V: -'. •...." ....... »' . ... . -- r. '-';' • ' ' tr ' . i i nt .. ' itr• 0! "s . • I 1 • i • • A • . ',.. . - - P ' .- 74... :' . l EAST' INDIA SNIPPING. --alam-- Imre', Arkooll, has arrived in the Downs, hav- Mtn Batavia on the 16th June, from the Mou- e 23t1 July, and from S. Hyaena on the 9th DC lb rs per Minstrel : ‘ a t tens, rad Family. (lift at St. Helms.) lie. Vande. "4. ind Olio Noise at St. Helene.—The Harriet, from the South I , i was expected to sail on the 10th for England ; I Marlborough, froth the Cape of Good Hope ; i r Merchant, Kinep ; from Bombay, on the gdsl the Lady Hamilton, Kenn, from the South the Wellington, House, from the South Si-as. ...I ii from St. Helena.—lbe Barkwosth, Cotgrave. : • it Helvoet.—The Medina, Brown, from Batavia. at Antwerp.—The Acasto, Dixey, from Pa-; i October. 1 4 at Gibrattor.—The &moral' Merchant, lion- ' the Mauritius. the 17th July, and St. Helena ugust, arrived at Gibraltar, the 19th Ocauber. at the Maaritias.—The Catherine Elizabeth, hum Batavia, on the 16th July. poet the Mouritieu.—The Pallas, Frei, for Ma- rengo', on the 11th July ; his Msjeaty's ship 1 Chads, for Ceylon, on the 12th July; the Andrews, fur Madras, en the lath July ; and • 44A . fa s o li p a k e7.: 4411 July. , 0 d his Majesty's ah • .... Falmouth, on die 20di ult. in a gale of wind , r cable to priveru damage to both 'Mips, she has i ' ght up and obtained anotLer anchor and chain. •-P••• A • • • No. 6,838. GUILDHALL. LCHIPOS, Nov. 1, l 8 1. /VIE COMMITTEE for CONDUCTING the EN- E TLItTA WI ENT at DUILDII.II , L on the ensuing DID YOleit DAY, have determined, that in ennseirenee a the rest t .„ o .,,mincei heretofore inforlenced, no Evening or Ball Tickets shall be imeed. JOHN JAYNER, Chairman. A W LIFE ASSUR ANCE SOCIETY.—The Di- I mums rive Notice. that in purslane, of the Deed of Settle. . int. oigN t RA 1 , m EETI of tie Fin( wlt 4, !E in L mits winco ill be Leafig I imend Morrie. at the Sudety OifiCln's nn FRIDAY, the nth day of November next, at Twelve oTiock at Noun precisely. JAS. A NDERTI )N, Secretary. A at this °nice are not confined to the Pmfenion of the Law, but are open topermina In every station of life; and all Per igee Irtarnnot kw the Term of Life are entitled to Four-liftha of the Petlin winch may at any unit be readily applied in reduction of the A finial *rem lona. 'femme( A mamma and Proineetusei may be had at the Office tb • Sudety and at the Offices of most of the Anomie. in the Coontry, BOOKS PUBLISHED. NEW EDI TIONS of the following Popular WORKS are nearly ready, or hare been lately published, by Longman, Hurst, Roes, (Irene, Brown, and Drees, Landon. gym: FAMILY SiIAKSPEAHE • in which nothing -R. is added to the original Test : but tho se Words end Ezpres. lions arc omitted which cannot with ptopriety be read aloud in a Family. By Thomas llowdler, Esq. V.E.S. and S.A. In 10 vols. royal Illino. price 31. 3s. boards, the fourth edition. • We are of opinion, that it requires nothing more than a notice, to bring this very meritorious publication into general circulation." —Edinburgh Review, No. 71. The edition in 11 vols. livo. price 11. 11s. fid. may lie had. THE MEDICAL fIUiDE, fur we Use of Hauls of Families, the Clergy, and young Practitioners; embracing the latest dis c.neries in medicine, regarding the properties of remedies, and the prevention, treatment, causes, and nature of diseases; the clothing, feeding, kc. of infants; means of counteracting the enacts of the different poisons of the animal, vegetable, and mineral kingdoms ; and the management of accidents, fits, atc. requiring immediate u sistance ; with a complete modern dispensatory, &c., Interspersed with cautionary rmnarke to prevent a misapplication of the remedies, he. 6.c. By Richard Reece, M.D. price lOs. 6d. the 14th edition. HISTORY of ROMAN LITERATI/RE, from Its earliest period to the Augustan age. By John Dun bp, Esq. Author of the " History of Fiction.' Second edition, 2 valet 6rt5. 4 11. Ile. 6d. boards. BODY and SOUL. Consisting of a series of lively and pa. thane stories, calculated to excite the attention and interest of the religious world. Fourth edition, with additions, to 2 rids. 12uto. price 16.. boards. BOOKS PUBLISH Eli. By Sherwood, Jones. owd Co. Pateraoster-cow. TI) TOVRISTN. SALES BY AUCTION. 111611 HOLBORN. Stationer's Stock and Account Books. I. GRAY'S BOOK of ROADS, on en ei 'rely new plan, showing, at one view, the various Imes of mute hiding to soy required - point of distance; and the index so ar ranged as to enable a dires and immediate reference to any re quired route, at whatever pridcipal town or watering-place the trw vacr mar happen to be. Pike 7s. half-bound, or, with a complete set of county maps, 12s. S. COO E'S GUIDE to the LAKES of CUMBERLAND, ' WESTM REMAND , and LANCASHIRE, including a de scription the surrounding Scenery. the Vales, Mountains, adja cent To and Village., local peculiarities, &c. &e. Ina pocket volume, with map and views, prior 2s. 6d. in bomb'. On the Premises, ts 9, High Holborn, near Turnstile, I'll IS DAY, at 11 for 12 precisely, by order of the Execittors of Mr. green, stationer, deceased. A LL the genuine STOCK in TRADE, consisting of kV a great variety of ruled account books, 250 roams of paper, pens, pencils, India rubber, wafers, sealing wax, embossed cards, and note paper, pamphlets., children's books, inkstands, rulers, ink, silver, fancy, morocco, and marble paper, • quantity of drawing paper, an iron screw press, a laying prem, plough and pin, scales, shim fixtures, household furniture, a few wellosiemtd books, in elegant bindings, arid atm& May be viewed, and catalogue* had on the Premises; and at Mr. }Award Foster's office, 14, Oreok,-alreel, Snho-ulusre. The Minstrel, ing sailed from ritius on the (7 heetere bct . Passengers Musters, COUT, and Fain* Arrivals . Seas, and was the Duke of ' the Bombay September ; Seas; and the soifiem from for lomulon. Arrival at Arrival at Bang, v.:4h ( . . 3. COO L'S TOPOORAPDY of DEVON, containing • compendbuis topographical end statistical account of that pictu.. Teague county, its towns, roads, risers, coasts, minerals ' manufac tures, eosotnerco, Iltderies, agriculture, antiquities. natural history, de. de. New edition, with impend views, price 4s. 4. S()11T11 WALES, topographically and historically de. scribe), by the Rev. T. Reef, firsiginally published in, and forming part of, the Beautiesof Engliud and Wales, but now sold separately. In one thick volume, tiro., Migrated with a map of the country, and 33 . piates of interesting spats, picturesque scenery, tce., price IL 4s. in 4iards. Collection of PiCt urea and fine Proof Prints, tahly framed and glazed with Plate Glass. By Mr. EDWARD FOSTER. At his Drat Room, No. If, Cheek-street, TO-MORROW, No vember 3. at 12, ,t Capital ASSEMBLAGE of ITALIAN, FLE -11. itllBll, BUTCH, and FRENCH PICTURES, includ ing many interesting specimens by favourite masters 4 also, a Col lection of Engravings, principally Proofs, h r the mast celebrated British artists ; the whole framed and glazed in a superior style. May be viewed, and catalogms had at Mr. E. Foster 's office, 14, Ofeek-straez LADY, Mooted from her infaisely in Paris. Coder /1 thr soperiniondenee of du ablest Professors, has corn. inatweil giving to YOUNG EAMES, at her own Residence. i;OIIIU4ES 4)Y INSTRUCTIONS IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE, by a Method lately discovered, which, from its simplicity. has been pronounced. by the first French Masters, to voila , both grown-lip Perons and Children to speak and write the Lanatialie in a much shorter time than bt any other nods formerly . t o use. The Courses arc given dime times a week. • References may be had to Ladies of ;he highest respectability mildew in London. Tern's moderate.—For Particulars apply M ilk segent...t. Arthur/ o son, from the ~ ? ..;th August, Arrival ur infietinin, 1; dras and Beugal Ariadne, 6. NORTH WALE ropoitraphicAlly and historically de. scri. bed, by the gel. J. Elan& In OM thick volumr, lira., uniform with th e above, illustrated with a map and 2J engravings, price IL is. in boards. Excellent modern Furniture, Linen. Boas. Plate, 'lnnkets, China, and Effect*, and Lease of the Premises, No. S, Earl's. terrace, Kaisingtoo. By Mr. E. FOSTEE. On tholNerniors, on V, Nov. at 11,6r31meera BISII RVCO/rT1LACT081,131.04,11,941161L.NT FUR THE lAITTEBY. [ I A" IN/:, sgreestiy with his usual (motes'', stlvertisell 1 11. the Scheme in full, now calls the attention of his best friends, the public, to its primipal attractions. It COlllslllll 'l'wo firind Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pountls, and Thirty other Capitals; all the Vflitell are sterling money ; there are no Blanks, every numier being sure of at Vast 51. and the plan 01' leaving the slink Sclanie decided in one day having given such Igeneral oat rmal, is again adopted by Dis ;an all the aove Ca- pitals, MO all the titter Prizes will be draw h n, and every b number decided. TO.AII /RH IW, all in one day. •.• As Me interval to the Drawing is all very abort, and Lotteries are eibthlll to sentonne altogether. Binh solicits an early purchase at either of his Others, .1, Cornhill, and 9, I 'haring-emu, where the following I 'spina Prizes, all drawn on Tuesday last, sth cost. were shared and sold :- 15,556 . . . . a Prize of . . . 20.1150/. No. 1;109 . Another Prize of . . 20,00 M. 19.1191 • . 1:2.0: - .0! 10.550 . . .I.3imi 7.411 t . . .C 220 11.74 , 1 • • . Liget 11,6'.11; . . . 3100 111.938 . . . 220 111, Si . • . 1711 . • . 1,0410 1E3711 . . . 3110 12,071 . . . 220 Mei 2,602 . . . ?.. , 0 12,745 . . . 229 n 1 2017 . . . 510 3,259 . • . 220 10,0,3 . . . 220 Tbs Couiractoes Illrias, 4, earrobill, a 9, Charing-cross. ( 'IAN I)LES , 64. per lb.; waxed wick moulds 7i41: Griat advantages for CNA tor Credit, on the usual terms, at DAV I ES'S Old Established Warehouse, 63. St. 31artitesdanc, o pposite New Slaughtein Coffee•houfie. Every article of the best, the I:ash prices as WIWI, :—. waxed wick moulds, 7s. fill. pet 'been ; candles N. PO Ili. flll. ; line was canXes, 3s. .111. per lb. ; sperm caqdlck 2s. fal. ; palace wax lights. 35.; Windsor an peent ..p, I. Id. , brown Windsor, Is. 9d . . ; line scaling wax, M. Ild.; wonted soap, 70s. per cwt.; yellow, 625. ; curd, Ills. ; best sperm ed. Is. per gallon. Clouds forwarded to all parts albs world. riXt:TCUES of INDIA, By Traveller. sr Fiteaisla Trani/an at Baum. iecoildnton, 1 vol. aro. INs.6d. bowls. By the Author of the " Recollections of the Peninsula." & A NEW purrvitt: of the ISLE of WIGHT ; illustrated with a map and 28 plates of the cm* beautiful and interesting views throughout the Waxed. is irmathßri tif original sketches. By Wna. Geol(e. Price Ile In boards—A - mullet Edition, in ltvo. with ten additional views, price 21s. in boards. 7. A NEW GUIDE to BEENHEI3I, the Seat of his Grace tht Duke of Marlborough; c.,mprixing six elegantly engraved views of that splendid alitice, front drawings by J. P. Neale ; with an historical description of the mansion, and a catalogue of the pie. tures. In royal Ilvo. price tla. in boards. 8. The OLOGRAPHY, HISTORY, and STATISTICS or NORTH and SOUTH AMERICA and the WEST INDIES. By I:. C. Carey and J. Lea. With considerable Additions rda. five to the New States of South America, Mexico, the Havannah, &c. In one large volume nisi. illustrated with several coloured Maps, Churns. and Views, price Ills. boards, ItEI;OLLECTIONS OF THE PENINSULA, containing Sketches of the Manners and Character of the Spanish Nation. Ily the Author of " Sketches of India." Third edition, I vol. Bro. price its, it)artis. •' Fe* writers, who are not poets by profession, have ths art of painting in words, with so much vividness and distinctness."— Monthly llevicw. sof the Executor. UNEXPIRED TERM of the LEASE of the 1 very desirable RESIDENCE, in the most pert: et repair; also, all the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of Mrs. Margaret M•Arthur, widow of the late Colonel M'Arthur ; comiating of chintz drawing-morn suit of 14 chairs, two conches, and four sets of window curtain., two chimney &um Brawls carpets, hearth rugs, polished steel fenders and ire-imns, chamber furniture in bedsteads and hangino, seasoned goo.e feather beds and bedding, mahogany drawers, wardrobes, dressing tables and glasses, stair carpets and oil-cloths; in the eating-room is a set of dining tables, modem mahogany chairs and cellarets, wield and ornamental china, glass, table service, linen, and the usual domestic requi site., and a few valuable classics: books. The Premises and Furniture tiny be viewed, and catalogues and particulars had on the Preinisis ; and at Mr. Edward Foster's office, 14, Greek -street, Soho-wpm. 4strea. at and eut her since brought. cable. The Sisters of London, was condemned and sold 14 Montevideo, late from the South Seam. 111101011iS of a CAPTIVITY among the INMANS of NOIITII AMERICA, from Childhood to the Age of Nineteen. 11'ith Anecdotes discriptive of their Manners and Customs, and an Account of the Territory westward of the 3lissessippi. To which are now added, Reflections on the present c,onditions of the Indians, and a plan for ameliorating their eircunistang2s. By John D. Hunter. In Hvo. third edition, with a portrait, Ids. boards. " A History more calculated to attract the puhlic has not, in our opinion, been riven since Be Foe made Alexander Selkirk his own, under the fiction of Robinson Crusoe."—Literary Gazette. Ellmpliva INTELLIGENCE. CUSTO3I HOUSE. OCT. 311010 IRS of MARY QUEEN of SCOTS, with Anecdotes of the Court of HENRY the SECOND, during her Residence in France. By Miss !tenger. Second edition, in 2 vols. tiro. with s genuine Portrait, never before engraved, IL 4s. lats. TI; VEY, BEDFORDSHIRE. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, With large (harden. Caach-honae, and Stable. By Mr W. STEVENS, At the Auction Mart, London, on TUESDAY, November 16, 1t'ODAIt1:1114 1:W1{01)111:T1r VIS to the STIII/V of (1()N - C8()IAMIl', describing thel/rder,f;..nera, and Species of Shells: with observations on the nature and properties of the Animals; and dlreedons fur collecting, preserving, and cleansing shells. fly J. lllawc. Third edition, in I vol. Kvu. with 7 plates, 91. plain, and 14s. coloured. at Twrlve. A DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting 11l of a convenient Family Dwelling-house, situate at Turret', tight miles from Bedford, and four from Olney, containing five excellent airy NJ-chambers, and two servants' sleeping 7004111; good drawing-room, I7i ft. by 1 ft.; dining-reotn, housekeeper's room, butler's pantry, (cunt an d bark kitchens, larder, and two cellars, with garden, coach.house, and stable. Also Two Tene. ments adjoining, on lease for a term, of which 27 years years are intexpired, at a nominal grimnd.rent. May be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and Particu/ars had at the place of Sale; Swan, Bedford; Bull, Olney t Swan, New port Fagnell; of John Garrard, Dui. Solicitor, Olney, Bucks; and of 31r. W. Stevens, 34, Old Jewry, London. AN INTRODUCTION to the STUDY of PHYSIOLOGI CAL and SYSTEMATICAL /TANI'. Ity Sir J. E. Smith, President of the kinntean Society, (cc. Ike. hi fh.n. fifth edition, with IS plates, price las. plain, or coloured, I/. its. boards. SONGS of ZION, being Imitations of Psalms. By J. 3lont. gooier,. Second edition, foolscap Bro. rice :is. The GUIDE to DOM/OTIC HAPPINESS. The I Ith edition, outlaw leo. price 11a. boards. Ey the same Author. TKE REFUGE, 11th edition, foolscap Oro. price ss. boards. THE VICTIM, 3d edition, foolscap Ilro. price 2s. lld. sewed. EXCELLENT INVESTMENT. EAST AND WEST INDIA WA ItEllolitiE, EXETER 'CIIANOE. STRAND. Maas ()r,Trirrim: IVAREIIOI I SE forms • se ll ron.l ilivisiam of Exeter 'Change, where may he seen large and well.manufactured Stork of fashionable Caniage, Cur. ride, Tandem, Phaeton, and I liaise Ilarneas, with every deserip. tiles of Military, Iluating, and Side Saddles, for Ilainie ' East anal West Indies, New South Welea, anal the Spanish Main. Camp Ilnlattorb., Camp Tables hod 4:liairs. Cabin Waath-liand SIAIII/1, Cabin Lamps, .uttel and Ittillock Trunks, ('anteens completely fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed. sling, Writing Ilesks, Dressing Casts, Xc. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belt*, and Pistols, &r. A c. The harness and Saddlery, together with the Stammer and Win. to Horse Clothing, merit inapeetion. from their excellent quality, lint style of workmanship, 11111: niaiderate price. The whole of the Articles in this Establishment are waminted, and that excellent plan, of filly years mantling, I strictly adhered tat, of asking but one Keady Money Price, from which ma discount or abatement will 1r soak under any rite ttttt stances. N.ll.—Tat prevent mistakes, Mc Public will please to observe, that the duce principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehimaa are to Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and Licensed Ships, arid Naming Papers, are constantly kept. H(7ALCINEI) MAGNESIA continues to be prepared with the most scrupulous care and attention, by Moans. 1111()SIAS and WILLIAM II ENItY, manufactur. in chemists, Illanehester. It is sold in honks, price 2%. 9.1., or with glass stoppers at Is. stamp included, with full directions ta its use, by their various Agents In the metropolis anti through. satin: Laited Kingdom : but it cannot be genuine unless their noon we engraved on the (foramina stamp, which is fixed over the owl, or stopper of CR4 h Of most of the Venders of the Magnesia may he had, anthem'. fated lir a similar biatop. HENRY'S A TIC SPIRIT of INEti A It, the invention of Mr. II EN RP, and the only genuine preparation of that article. CH I 11.811,A IN ,CElt A T HIS CERATF:, from its imaolient and healing pro wl... tirzt k i , es .. , : is . inidutiVuto be sed warlevaic.ealil;mit a a rrir li f e c a e t t i Th f ni " t' tl i s i er il e b t " ; predisposition to these annoying aflivtions, it is attended with the utmost advantage in preventing their occurrence. Being free from any disagreeable smell, or unsightly nppearanee, it may be used ',ilium! die leant incnnvenicnce to the halal, and arms. It in also ascii a ith great oceans in eases of Si-alibi, Burns, Bruises, Erup. Iltri%. and I ' leers, especially in Sore and Ulcerated Legs. Sold in Boxes at Is. I4d. and 2s. ltd. by littler, ('hemist, 4, l'heatt‘hlt., St. Paul**, and 2'211. Regent-street (near the Argyll !bosun), lamdnn ; and by the principal Itslietne Venders through. rot ti.e lined Kingdom. Of whom also may be had, The II'AJEPUT (11.010E11.1)01%, an excellent Remedy for vhilldsins (before broken), allayi .g the irritation; used also in Rheumatism', Sionsiiiinlic Affections, I'm's', Sprains, Bruises, &c. In Hoiden, at Is. I Ad. and 2s. ltd. N.lt. Ile careful to ask for Butler's Chilblain Cerate, and Caje. put ttpudeliloc. ROOKS IN THE PRESS. NEW TNAIIEI►Y. In the Prom, AM %pre v will be published, THE NEIV 'I'It.U:FI►Y, now in Rehearsal at the Theatre Royal, rovent-garden. Priming tor Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. Novrilibor will be published, in one vol. Itvo. lONS of the L F of 1,4 By RON, R,, 1'1" ..m Igo., to the end of Ella detailing tbs loo s of his Lotto., 'neer, in his several publications of the .Eng. hilt ILrold, the 'mail.. Ar. ; anti exhibiting his - stir charaeter and opinions. Taken front authentic Documents, in the pobsessien of ihr Author. By the late e. DALLAS. Esq. Id which is Inc .x,,t, nn Recount of the etteumataneta inkling to eappr.stior et Lor I Bermes Correspondence with the Author, Anil his letters to his sloiher, lately announced for publication : 'la' , a Re1...11 of the Lord I liancelloes decision in the cause, hub. tot se and Hanson r. 1),,1:xs and others. lundon : Pranced fur Charles Knight, Pall-snail-east. WOKS PUBLISIIEI►. VILITS ON TIIE RHINE. At% This day a puhltshed. Pan IV. of ‘ 7 IEII'S on the RHINE, in BELGIUM .n 4 110 - I,ANI), from Drawings By Captain 11/I'l7V, of the Grenadier Guards, 1.11.8. Printul for H. Jennings, 2, Poultry. This day is üblished, in three vols. 12mo. 21s. boards, ROTHELAN • a Romanre of the English Histories.s" &a. By the AuthO r o f " Annals of the Parish," " The SIM!. .ih Noted far Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh ; and Geo. B. Whit taker London. R 1„ Of whom may be had, by the same Author, NOA N fiILIiAIZE, three vols. 12mo. price 21s. boards. 211 E t‘PAE'WIFE, three vols. 12tno. price 211. boards. This dayts published, Twice floe Illative, the Thirteenth Part of ENCYCIA I P/F.OIA 111ETR(114)L11'.1NA.— l'ontentl.-1. Pure; enees--111setorir.-2. Mixed and AP- Plwd N ewnrea-Eltetticity.--3. Historical and Biographical Cicevo—t:. (Marius 'inar Augustus, part I.—llts. ~n ap. sale. Egypt—i. 311.erliatteuus lliriston- English `!"'con• If 1--1 !I X'. including 'tuna- 'h iromancy —I 'horns-- !),Irela —l Vicerontsaisni.—l'hronoloyy l'olee—(:;rrus-4.:ircaosia - lin- -I lupea, As. Ac. tu al. s. f ry Copies are printed on royal paper, with proof imp:ri of l mice IL las. j • Ma•nian: d . ivinton ; Italdin, and Joy ; stureoo44, ai„n J R d g: ; w IV ho et' ; r J. u London : Porker. Ott (OM ; and lkigliion Hans, 4. •r " I. ,thier and may Lc had of all lloJksciler, io the trued poot. UETIISESIA NE, 3d edition, foubcip Oro. price fel. boards. CONVERSATIONS on CIIEMISTRV. In which the ele. twits of that science arc familiarly explained and illustrated by experiments. The WM Onion, revised and improved, in 2 vols. 12mo. with plates by !Awry. I. boards. MEMOIRS of the COURT of KING JAME 6 the FIRST. Designed as a Sequel to the 31ernoine of the 'ours of queen Eliza. By Lucy Aikin. In 2 volumes Bro. 3sl edition, It. as. boards. MEMOIRS of the i't►ITRT of QUEEN ELIZABETH. By Lucy Aikin. Fifth edition, 2 vols. Ilvo. IL est. boards. PLAIN INSTRUCTIONS to EXECUTORS and AD3II - ORS, showing the duties and responsibilities incident to the tine pettOmiatirc of their trusts ; with directions respecting the Probate of Wills, and taking out Letters of Administration, &c. Sc. 2(1(41Mo-in, in Oro. price 6s. sewed. DUKE CHRISTIAN of LUNEBURG ; or, Traditions from the Hartz. By Miss &LOC Porter. In 3 vols. 12itio. 21s. bwirtle. Dedicated by the most gracious rcniiission to his Majesty. JOURNAL of a TEN 1110NTHS' RESIDENCEin NEW ZEALAND. By Richard A. Cruise, EN,. Alojor in the 84th re giment of foot. Second edition, in lien. price Ws. Cal. boards, with Enmtispicce. " Maj:ir Cruise appears to have collected much mare accurate inforniation than we hehwe possessed of the people and their country."—lhtiversal Review. AN I NTRf/DIYET lON to the FOUR APIIV of the NEW T ESTA 31 ENT ; pri neiprdly ole,igneci for noting la•rmona, and for the Sunday employment of schools. 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S Aabton, urns Bret* to ; W • 47 i 1 171 C 1 c ( bro ker), from Ilavannah ; Jane and Eliabet , Rowe (Burnett), Isom Bordeaux; New Colon, :Shelling tscisolichl), from Diepps Comet, M•Pherson (Mitchell), from alaJeira ; Prince of Wales, Davidson (Lucas), from Hudson's Pay • Louisa Memnlus (East. man), from Faro ; Monarch, 3ienuell ( Mitcham), from Peters. burgh ; Factor, Sanderson (Ogilby), from Belfast. LICTERED OUTWARDS.—Owft liigginstJackson). for Naples andMessina; Marshal Blucher, Blake (Symonds), far Rotterdam; King George, Pay (Lamb), for Calais; Amity; Gray (Chapman), for Bombay; Buddingtons, Sim (ll•Ghie), for St. Luna; Sisters. Moore (Douglas), for Demerara; Eliick, R_ (Rule), for Ja maica; Earl Bathurst, Gibbs (Haab for Ruttadam ; Hannah, Cullen (Ogi!by), for Dublin. O CLEARED UTWARDS FISCALLY AT GII•YESEND...-COMpS. titer, Godby (Howden), for Norfolk, Virginia • Wellady, Farman (Pu.ah), for Jamaica; Ruth, Munro (Engl and), fur Jamaica; Irlan Rutuney, Turna (Turner), fur Jamaica. CLEARING OUTWARDS.—Margaret, Wihon, for Sierra Leone; Waaksannheit, Lamas, for Rottenlam ; Andreas and Reinolds, Ebert, for Stockholm; Hive, !laden, for Jamaica; Little Sally, Gibson, for 31alia, Smyrna, and Constantinople; Scotia, Conniek, tot the Cape of Good Hope; Prince Saxe Coburg, Tremayne, for Gibraltar; Bee, Hu Isom, for Ilambro' • Maitland. Ellsworth, for Malta, Symrna, and Constantinople; 111 irables, Rutbertord, for St. Vinccat's ; Alfred, Wilson, fo, Trieste and Venice; Britannia, Fox, fa flambro' • Fox, Fox. jun. for Ostend; Prince Saxe Coburg, Ladd, tor ' Rotterdam ; Rotterdam, Laming, for Rotter dam; Commerce, Frost, for Rotterdam; Ruby, Watson, fur Corunna and Vigo; Manheini, Brodie, for Alicant; Diligence, Jordan, for Cadiz; Limerick Packet, 'lnwards fur Faro Ahn and Elizabeth, Tankersley, for St. Michael's. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—Harmony, Angel, (Ogilby ) for Dublin. NOTE.—As goods may be taken or board and new clearances effected before ships pass Gravesend, in future no ships will betaken out of the •• hooding List" before they have actually passed invesend, which is the extreme limit of the Port of London, and a hich is the tfte Official Clearance. COWES, OCT. 31.—Arrived the Ann, Williams, from 11,0 Grande. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. Sl—Arrived his Slajesty's ship Brazen, from South America; his Majesty's ship Argus, from Halifax ; Loyal Briton transport, from &muds; Isabella, Thompson, from the Bowes. fur Jamaica; Chieftain, Patterson, from the tmwas, for St. Vincent's; and the Fredcrick-William, Fisher, from Memel, for Brest._ _ . tillsvEsEND, OCTOBER 31.—Arrived the Concordia, Aslett, from Oporto; Jane, Bullock, hum ditto; Harmony, Bed ford, from Faro; Cameron., Rayner, from Berbice ; and John and Albert, Drummer, from Rio. Sailed the Cleopatra, Lillie, tut Rio ; Two Sisters, Jackson. for Berbice ; Peter Proctor, Brown, for Dominica ; Bee, Hudson, for Hailiburgh ; Britannia. Fox, for ditto; Latons, Lon e, for Demerara; Caledonia, ‘Vrightun, foe Nihon ; Ann, Spence, for l'illau ; Regalia, Forster, fur Jamaica; Loyalty, iliishatu, for Trieste ; Vigilant, Tuff', tot St. Thomas's; Desire, Daily, for 'Valencia ; Alexander, Richardson, fur Tencriffe; 11,001,111, Hsndenon, fur Paleraio ; Lady flack. worth, Capes, fur Honduras. LIVERPOOL, MT. 30.—Arrived the Kingston, May, front Africa; Albion, Mason, and Hannah, Orabant, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; Jessie, Haag, from Cape Bretuu ; Eliza Ann, Ramsey, from Smyrna; Eliza and Mary, Congdon, from Paler mo; Julia, Millis, from Malaga; the listiwsre, —, from Lisbon- Noe Des, Mr. '_2.—:l brig of about 1110 or 209 toms burthen, laden with timber, dismasted, and abandoned, was carried into the canal at Ureetziel, 19th inst. by a fishing-boat. A piece of a ship marked " Ilebe" has been picked up in the lints. The forepart of a galgas, or brig, al-o a Dutch vessel of about Oil tons, quite empty, are stranded on the island ofJuist. ST. UREs, OCT. •.I.—The Lagan, Olson, which sailed from hence 13t1 , inst. was putting back un 17th, in Such a leaky state, that as the wind sod tide wire not favourable to enter the port, the Captain was obliged to run her on shore outside the port, where shit will be a total loss. The Captain and crew were sated, and moat of the materials of the vessel. Off Dover, the flitches, of Oloucester, from Honduras. The Oeorge, Baker, from St. John's. New Brunswick, was on shore ticar orkbeggsr, Liverpool, on Saturday. The Emerald, bound tohist, struck on the North Bank, Liverpool, on Friday, and it was supposed would go to pieces-- crew saved. The 3lercator,Bygate, from 'Riga, was on. shore on die 110 Sand, near (lull, on Tuesday. The Camden packet sailed from Buenos Ayres August 29. and from Monte l'ideo September 2. Ilia Majesty's ship (*mien vaihd from Rio Sept. 11. The Alliance, Grit iths. and the Governor Harcourt, from London, have arrived at Carthagena de Colombia. The Ann, of Bristol, laden with fruit, is reported to be tctally lust near Rutland Point. 1 he following vesaels were at St. Helena prrtinua to the 9th Sep. leather, viz. :—ltarkwortli. Coragrate, and Pomba) , Merchant, from Bombay; Italy Hamilton, Kean; Wellington. House; and Harriet, Dixon. from the South Seas; Frances, Be..aon, from Sincapore ; and the Duke of Marlborough, front —. MAD Doo.—Yesterday morning. between the '.lours of nine and ten o'clock, a very valuable dog, of the pointer breed, ran down North Ilarley-mews with great rapidity, snapping at everything as he passed. A goat and its kid were the first that were attacked, the property of Mr. Bir kins, after which he rushed into a stable, and bit a valu able horse and two dogs. Ile then flew out of the stable, and bit Mr. Spurger, a hors ...dealer, who was so dreadfully alarmed that ne immediately had the piece cut out, and caustic applied. The dog was killed by a fork in the mews, as also the goat and kid. Little hopes are entertained for I th e horse, which must inevitably share the fate of the goat. The horse is worth SS guincaa. Fiats AT MANCIILSTAL—Monday se't•.night. at noon, a fire broke out in the stove of Messrs. Moult and Holden. calico-printers, Cheethatn-hill ; and before the names could be arrested, they communicated to the printing shops, which, With the stove, were entirely destroy, ,ith a 1-- part of the property they contained. We the amount of the loss ; but we believe M( .holden were fully insured. '!'hey had a amount of WOOL with the Manchester Assi pany ; and we believe it is the first loss that sustained. On Tuesday another fire ocean, building belonging to Messrs. M'Connel an, factory ; but was speedily got under withoir material injury. Ar aocious Moanrs.—On Sunday evening, and a young woman were walking in the • when they meta person mined Robert Bel ing them, desired that linen would allow to go with him, that he might treat her. whereupon Bell immediately ran to his own turned with • bayonet, with which he through the body, who instantly fell and e. a native of Moy, and a member of Moy and since the atrocious deed he has net been Derbthe Parr. ycd, wit h a large r have not heard /ems. Moult and I a policy to the 1 /1. 1 t u o i a t i p ce Coro- hat uy'ohro- as urted in an out- ! and Kconeey's thout doing any ning, John Green town of Noy, kll, who incuilt- iv the young girl Green refused, in house, aid stabbed Green expired. Bell is yeomanry corps, been lit.esyl of.— Valuable Long heaachold Eaton, 14;111ilinian-street, Found ling Hospital, producing a Net trinual Income of DM 13e. By .111r.W M. STEVENS, At t li c Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, Nor. 16, at 12, in Two Loin, Lot 1. A Valuable LEASiiIOLI) ESTATE, consiting / 1 1. of an excellent brick Dwelling House, situate No. 12, New liltllmm-street, Foundling Hospital, containing numerous airy bedchambers, drawing and dining room, kitchen, scullery, arched vaults, yard, and other domestic conveniences; let no lease for a tem; of 'bier. Ifl years are unexpired, at the annual rent of COL ; held on lease for an unexpired term of 70 years and three quarters, at a ground rent of 101. per annum, leaving a net annual income of t4l. Lot 2. A valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a substantial brick-built I/welling House being No. 21/, New Mill man-street, containing the same numb er of rooms as Lot I, with similar conveniences, and a brick building of two floors behind the house ; let on lease fur an unexpired term of 11 years. at a rent of GM. per annum ; held on lease for a term whereof 70 years and three quarters are unexpired, at a ground mit sf 71. 105. per annum, leaving a net income of 521.105. per annum. May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had at the place of Sale; of Messrs. O. K. and E. Smith. Solicitors, 113, Ilatton-garden ; and of 111r.W'm. Stevens, 35, Old Jewry. SHERRINOTON, BUCKS. VALUABLE FIkEEpoLpESTAT ES, Comprising IM ACM aid ij Perches of fertile Arabi;, Meadow, and Pasture Land, with roomy rams -houses, and all requisite Outbuildings. By Mr. W. STEVENS, At the Auction Mart,l.ondoo,on TI.JI?4DAV, November 16, at Twelve, in Two Lots. Lot I. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising eighty three acres three roods and twenty-six perches of rich arable, meadow, and pasture land, situate at Sherrington, on the high road front Newport l'agncil to Olney, from which place it is distant three miles, two front Newport Pagnell, twelve front Bed ford, fifteen from Northampton, and eighteen from Welling borough, all excellent market towns; with a capital modem resi dence, large granary fitted up with bins, farnt.yard, barns. stabling, and requisite outlmilditigs. In the occupation of Mr. IVns. Mar shall, tenant at will, at a rent of 141,1. 10s. 3d. per annum. Also Four Tenements, situate in the village of Sherrington, in the occu pation of weekly tenants. Lot. 2. A very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, lying within a ring fence, and adjoining a part of Lot 1, consisting of seventy; two acres one rood and eleven perches of exceedingly fine arable, mea dow, and pasture land, conveniently with a farm-house, farm-yard, barn, stabling. and convenient outbuildings. On lease to and in the occupation of a most reanectable tenant. May be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and l'articulars had at the Place of Sale; Swan, Bedfordßedford ; lull. Olney ; Swan. New port ragnell ; of John I:Arnie& Esq. Solicitor, Olney, Bucks ; at,d of Mr. W. Stevens, 3d, Old .Jewry, London. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY. In the Polish of Llangonori, in the County of tiliunorgan. TO•BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Lot I. A x.„,, valuable FARM, called LLURY, with • portion of an adjoining Farm, called 1.1,1 1 111 V, with a portion of an adjoining Farm. calltal FIUME ; comprising a dwelling-house, stable, and cow_ house, and about 170 acres of arable and pasture land ; and as a sheep walk, capable of depasturing front 200 to 300 sheep. The above Premises abound in coal and iron stone, which, toge ther with the surface are held by a respectable tenant, under a lease granted by the present Proprietor fur the term of 119 years, whereof 71 years are as yet unexpired, at IJI annual rent of MIL, which has been regularly paid, although no portio'n of the minertus has been worked. Lot 2. Con.iiits of a dwelling-house. stable, barn, cow-house, and garden, and about 17 acres of good pasture land, being the re maining portion of llimyrhigge, reserved nut of the ahoy, demise, the minerals bring however included therein. These Premises are in the otenrati ~,, of the Proprietor, Mr. Llewellyn David, who will 'hew the property. For further punicuLirs apply to Messrs. Mime, Frampton, and Loftus, Solicitors, New-Inn, London ; or to Mr. t'uthhertson, So licitor, Meath, Why letter, the postage must be paid.)