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The quantities to Di contracted for, and the periods . of their delivery will be specified 4 the particulars of Contract which can be procured, and samples 4 me srtielm viewed at the Stationery Office, from 3londay the Alt of December, to Saturday the 29th of January nest, between how* of Ten and Three. The Tenders to he addressed to the Comptrefler of his 31a,,estv's i tst ioncry Office, James-street, Buckingham-gate, and to be de. i tit ien by Twelve o'clock in the day, on 310 Y, the 31st of . 1 44 ,4 y, 18 , 23, marked in the corner, Tender for Parchment and Vellum," after which day and hour no Tender can be received. INUNItATMNS in GERMANY.—APPEAL to the BENEVOLENT.—Tho devastations lately caused by the overtime of the rivers in Germany, and particularly in the Grand Duchy of Baden, the Hessian Proo►inces on the Rhine. Bavaria, and Wunemberg, have compelled nearly 50,0041 poor sufferers to appeal for relief, in their almost indeseribabledistress, to the chat+. table British nation. 'BALE! LIIC T lON. SALES .1" AUCTION. MOURIMY ON POUL,TRY, Acs New Edition, enl arge d by a Treatise on Brewing. :!dapted to the Use al Private FamiliesTbis day is prblisited, pries. in.boar4s, with a ro,bineed eat. A PRACTICAL TH E Arms ant rEFIV.sif; .C3l. • REARINIL. ard FATTENING a - KINN et 1)( 1 31E411C POULTR V, PH EA 5.% NTS, !' ote . RABBITS i including i alse an intmeelng the Epptiert alind of Kerbing Eg gs be Artificial Beat, wpm Modern Et pnimente t h ereon: oat 3lemoranda made Forty Years' Practice. Also en Brooding, Feeding,' anti Al Ihich tows, and Bees. By BON INGTON AIOUBRAV, Fifth Libido, enlartted by a Treadle& kit prettini.;, siapttipo the Use of Private Families. " Mr. Moubiates little Book on t ng, Rcari rat. teeing all Kinds of llonantie Poule/y mid Pigs in invrii ion tbie the rnoet prettied work on the subject , is our le , tutit.i . e. e Au thor's &in t seems to h are b een to mold scientific-At:: ~ to, con.. vey his information in plain and intelligible te trse. Thp conveni ence of a small poultry-yerd, taro: or three pfg.. o bsteJi'l env, and a cow for cream, milli. hinter, and erde"e, •n an rntlish country-house, appears indispensable ; and to point ~.t Wit first may be obtained at a reasonable expense amnia 1,1 ha been Moubray's object. By adopting thy plan ofitia W.A. any family may furnish their table with these 'attunes at of 'he pricy they are obliged to pay at the market ; and the ten I end breeder may render n the solute of considerable pm&t."—Fa.ert 's J .. e • The Charm on Brewing may be bed separini.i, to complete the tamer Edistons. mice Is. London I . yrinted for Sherwood. Jones, and ro. I'vernoster-row. SIDEBOARD OF PLATE AND PLATED ARTICLES. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII, At his Room, No. rs. ltry. atoN DA Y NEXT, at It, by LARGE STOCK OF ACCOUNT BOOKS AND STA TIONERY. . fly 3i e - snr . s;l;l NS, At their Rooms, Piazza, Covent-garden, on WEDNESDAY. the TM lost. at 'twelve, THE FIRST PART of a large and valuable STOCK of AI.COUNT BOOKS. LEDGERS, &e., pArtate, and sciuM)L STAT II E I'. consisting of foolscap. ltnth, pant, gilt and plain, Large thick and thin ito. post, copy, Sc.. im perial, cap, hag cap, cartridge, tea., and other papers, and one hundred bundles crp'-tal small hand. The Stock of Account Books includes large aid ousels , hound lodgers, day books, 6 a adapted for general p ur p oses , p oc k et Wpm ruled account bookZ copy books, ciphering books, pens. quills, India rubbers. &c. &c. To be viewer[ two days prior, and Catalogues had. Through whole districts the waters have swept off every demerits- Sion of property, and uU their little tinning stock. At this period of the year the severity of the weather, much move intense there than in England. adds to their misery; and a more pitiable case was hardly ever laid before that nation whose benevolence has never hitherto been called upon in vain. • By tar the greater part of these unfortunate people have nu. memos families, and are at this moment in want of every necessary of life. imam of Executrix, A Handsome til 1/I;SOARD of PLATE and elegant PL.ITED A Fall:IA:8. of R()lLicr ORI/0.1., Esy. demand, comprising candlesticks, btaid-balkets, waiters, sauce-bests, hash. dishes, goblas, spoons, and forka, tea service &c. May be viewed this day, when catalogues may be had at the Room . • of Mows. Jarflings, Collier, Birch, and 31sechant, soli. chore, 9, Carey-stmt. Linosltt's las; and of Mr. tihuttlororth, Pi, Poultry. --- ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARIAT D NEXT, TREASURY CHAMBERS, Nov. 20, 1824. OTCE is herebiro' lo all PCTVII.II desirous N O conltracting to supply the following Articles for the nee d tae Ann,y, viz.:— BREAD. To Ili, Majesty's Land Forces In Cantonments, Quailin g and Barracks in the undermentioned Counties and Islands—. lkdford Gloucester (including Oxford Berwick the city of Bristol) Rutland Cambcidge H ne l u di ng llereford Salop die own of Newmar.llerts Stafford in) Hants Suffolk Chester Isle of Alan Westmorland Perky Leicester Wilts Perham (including Lincoln Worcester Holy Island) Norfolk York. ~,,_ BEEF and MUTTON. Ti Hu Majesl/ 1 8 Land Forces in Cantonments, Qiiii* ild Barracks, in the undermentioned County : Devon. OATS, To lia 31ajesty's Cavalry and Artillery Hones, in Cantonments arid Quarters in the undeemientioned Counties:— Bedford Hereford Rut:and Bere.ti Hens Salop I . ambnage Hunts Stafford Heil , Leicester 11u:! . a . ..;; Lincoln LAW AM) DI ISCHLLANEt lUS LIBRARY. By 3lr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At his Room , Ni,. SS , Poultry, es 31ONDAY NEXT, at 11. 11 , rider of the Executrix, THE LAW LIBRARY and MISCELLANEOIIB COLLECTION of HOOKS in Pulite Literature, of ROBERT DENIM., Esq. deceased; comprising the Statutes mt Large, 3lodern Reports, Fitter's Abrubmienta, Bacon's Abridgments, Canyn's Digest, Chitty's Criminal Law, Bures Eeclemastie-t1 Law, Law Dictionary, I ; a_ sty's. East ' s, Silkelcrs, Dumfont and East's, Burrow's, Black stone's, and other Reports, mid a variety of Works in British Jurisprudence. The Mardi:n...l'o Wait% inclueo, the Encyrinpirdia Britan nia', Camden IS- tannins, 's .Intiquities, Johnson's Dis denary, Stackhouses Dist .Ole *de, Ribbon's Raw, SAI4OI - Eagland,Le. May be vi wad tle da Jamie" Collier, street; at the Rem; sod of . . 11 In making their melancholy situation known to Great Britain, Mr. N. M. Rothschild entertains a firm hope, that these numerous sufferers will not be the 'list from whom the proverbial benevolence of tha natirn will be width. Id. MESI4B.C.COLLINSON, POTTS, ANI) COLLINSON'S CAPITAL MANI*F.It'TURED STOCK. By Mr. BULLOI 'K. On the Premiso, in Chenies-strect, Bedfonl.square, on Tt7LS. DAY NEXT. and Two following Days, at Twelve, in conse. (peace of the Liwsolution of Partoetship„ 1' ItE Entire and Genuine STOCK of superior CABI NET and 1 7 PHOL'4TERY GOODS. the whole composed of the beat Materials, and manufactured by the first hands priging three capital full size billiard table, of peculiar eacuilence, noble pedestal and other aide.boards; Parisian, ‘vlnged„ . an., plato wardrobes, chests of drawert,bodsteps, - toilet tables, drewees stands, beautiful rosewood centre and other tables, elabonwi, tarred: sofa, card, and ladies' work ditto, library, bereer ' lea fauteuil easy chain, Orecit n eyuchm in canvas an d covered amilev, Amount of Subscriptions already advertised. £ 1,590111. IL Subscriptions received at Mr. L s. N. 51. Rothschild's. Dr. Robert Bree - I I X. a. 51. W. . 2 I Messrs. Thompson, Row, Messrs. Rowse and Sans 2 2 and l'o. 21 0 James L. Warner, E. 1 1 Joachim Otte, Esq. lot 0 D. A. - 1 0 Messrs..l. and 6. Sharp 5 5 Mrs. Marsh, of reterbo. Mews. L. and 1). Falk 5 0 rouKit - - 1 0 Books for Stibscriptitms are open at Messrs. Smith, Payne, and South's; Slew& 111a.sterman„ Peters, Miidred, Masterman, and Co.'s; and at Mr. N. M. -- - - - ~'~ 9~ ild'i. QDI PFRECKED AND DISTIL/WAD SAILORS' FUND.—At • PUBLIC MEETING, held in the City of London Tavern, THURSDAY. Noe. J . ItrSs. Captain Sir GEORGE IN. KEITH, Bart. R.N. in the Chair. It was resolved unanimously—That • Society be funned under the above appellation, the objects of which shall be, first, to grant prompt temporary aid to the widows and orphans, and Cullers and mothers, who were dependent for support upon such sailors as have ' perished by shipwreck, or other disasters, at sea, during the late pies; secondly, to afford the same tempura: relief to the de :)endent families of such sailors as have been killed, or who have died on shore (the Merchant Seamans' Society not allowing any aid in such a ease, unless the sailor died in the service of the ship); thirdly, to ,u ire also temporary assistance to the distressed family of a sick sailor, when his affliction prevents him from going to sea, or for awhile working to maintain his family ; fourthly, to promote some trifling aid to a sailor in great distress for a few days, until he obtains a ship, carefully avoiding any case contemplated, and provided for by the " Royal National Institution for Preservation of Life from Shipwreck;" when the following sums were sub scribed _t_. tWidtwo , 1 , Carey suttlewneth, No. ml, Poultry. Pi14C141.411 4 AtiItICC OO LTUItE ~ ••- " • Irlda ail puM4 -• • • I. itt•-4:OMPLETM SYSTRM ra.ACTICA 4 .4OIII.• CULTURE and MODERN HUS/I.t NDRI" On which we fully detailed, the Nature of Soils rad 31innre , ; the pro;.er Marta,cement of Meadow and Pasture; and the int:irot .d Cultiva tion of Arable Lands : Rotation of Crops, Artiticir) fl • rtstles. Ike- 4 the best means or Draining, with numerous Mates, illustrative of die same, and of Embanking, Inclosing, Road-making, aid Fenc ing; the dilferent species of Live Stock, with coloured Plates of the must improved breeds ; and the construction of l'al-ti.bouses. Offices, and Cottages, accompanied with engraved pism: and esti mates. With an Appendix of the Laws relating to Agriculture, particularly of ;he relative rights of Landlord and Tennnt, Forms of Leases, Setting out Tithes, &c. By R..W. IBCRSON, M.D. In two thick volumes, in 4to. illustrated with One It kindred Cop perplate Engravings, thirty of which are coloured after natipre. re. presenting the various thanes, and the principal Brteda of Siva? and Cattle. Originally published at six guineas ; hit the stock having passed into the hands of the present propriCtors. they have reduced its price to four guineas, thus rendering it the cheapest is well as most comprehensive Work on the subject ottani. 3. The CODE of Ali It !CULTURE ; including I Wserrattons on Gardens, Orchards, Woods, and Plantations. By the Right lion. Sir John Sinclair, Bart. Third Edition. in one large v o l. de°. Price U. 4 . boards. This Third Edition is considerably improved by a number of valuable remarks, communicated to the Author by sonic of the most intenigent Farmers in England and Scotland. NEW RIVER SHARES. Ey Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At the Mitt, en WEDNESDAY NEST, at Twelve o'Clock, in One Lot. and jliewood chairs, lifeherantle, diniter — vraye,"ave pa - Emit chairs, and a variety of unties of the be s t description. The whole of which must be sold without the smallest restoration, and may be viewed two days price to the Nile. and ratalogut a had (at 6d. each) on the Premises; and of Mr. Bullock. 211, fligh Holborn. AFREEHOLD ESTATE. consisting of One Sixteenth and One Thlrty.Sizth ghats of the King's Moiety in the New River Company, producing together upwards of 36!. per annum. Particulars may be had of Mow& Hall and Thompson, Solici tors, halter's Hall ; at the 31art ; and of Hr. nbutdeworth, No. 28, Poultry. THE NEW TRAGEDY. This day is published, price 3a. &I. lIAVENN.I ; or, Italian Love. A T rage dy, i n Fi ve Acts, as performed at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-garden. Printed fix Ow. B. Whittaker, Are-Illana.lanc. Wentmoreland Worce.tcr. FORAGE, viz. Owa. Hay. s 4 Straw, to His Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery Hems, in Hematite, and Oats in Cantonments and Quarters, an the utder-mentioned Counties : Lancaster, Northampton, Sussex. That the Deliveriet are to commence on and for the 23th Day of Januuaarry next ; that Proposal! in Writing, sealed up and marked Tmdsr tor Army ' will he received at this (Mice on or berm Tuesday the 2fith Day of December, but none will be re. aired alter Twclve o'Clock on that Day. --- - • • LEASE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LINEN. CHINA , AND EFFECTS—siliti E NEWI NGTON, By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH. On the Premises. Churcli.street, Stoke Newington, on THURS DAY NEXT, and following Day, at 11, by order of the Executrix. 9111 E IIOUSEITOLI) FURNITURE ; a fine-toned square piano -forte ; table and bed linen; china; gremhoti4e plants; garden implements; a barouchet ; strong horse and harness, and other effects, of Rif >BERT BEV! I.L. Esq. deceased. The Furniture annprises bedsteads, furnitures and bidding, window curtaies,mahogany wardrobes and drawers, dressing-tabla, pier and chimney glitters, an excellent winged library book-case, a secretary and book-case, sideboard, dining, card, Pembroke, and sofa tables, carpets, a bracket clock, kitchen requisites, and mis cellaneous at t idea. On the brat dat. at twelve o'clock, will be Sold, the Lease of the very desirable ltoidence, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, and Six Acres of Land. May be viewed one day previous to the Sale, when Catalogues may be bad of 'le, irs. Jennings, Collier, Birch, and Merchant. V, Carey-street; on the Premises; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 21;, Poultry. This day is publkhed„ in two vols. Mao. rice I4s. boards, FREDERI( MORLAND: a Novel. By the Author of " boehtel; or, the Field of Cull o d en ." Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. This day are published, in one handsome pocket volume, with Virtue and Frontivpirce. price e. boards, THE I% ORKS of HENRY MACKENZIE, Esq. A New Editioi.. With a Critical Dissertation on the Tales of the Author. B. Shaw, Esq. Sir G. M. Keith P. . 5 II . 5 1.1 t a. Capt. Orton - I 0 Mr. Clarke, .11. N. . 10s. M. By JOHN OA .T, Esq. Printed for Geo. B. Whiitali,:r. Ave. Maria-lane. Proposals must be made separately for each County and Island, and each Proposal must have the Letter which is annexed to the Tender properly tilled up, by Two Persons of known Pio. prey engaging to become bound with the Party tendering in the Amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the due Perixmance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words at Length : and should it so happen that during the mummer of the Contract no Troops should be supplied by virtue debt same, the amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond, pad in the first instance by the Contractor, shall be refunded to him. The Ed. of Morning Chro. - nide . _ . 10 10 Berry o'3leara, Esq. 2 0 J. Florio, E. . 0 Mr. l'heesestight - I I Mr. Patinion - I I Mr. Perkins - . I I Mr. Veoland Samuel Ba;ler, Erg Lieut. Fab i an, R.. . AVidow Capt. !tell Mr. Brass Perseverane2 10s. Gd. 1 1 10i. 6a 0 5 10e. &L 1 1 0 10 This dny are published, in foolscap Bvo. price Os. Cal. boards, DECEMBER TALES. Containing Mary Stuk c i v —The Falls of Ohiopyle—The Englisher's Story—The Mutiny—The Chureh.yard—The Teat of Affection—The Wan dcrinkpi of an Immortal—The Sea spirit—The Theatre, &c. Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-Marin-lane. day is published, in 3 wok. 12mo. price 21s. boards, a &cond Edition of ...... TRIALS : a Tale. By the Author of " The Favou fits of Nature." --- Pwtieulars of the Comm* may be had upon application at time Lhanbers, between the flours of Ten and Four. P.S.—samples of the Bread and Meal may be seen at the OEce, Mimeo the flours of Twelve and Two. I)ALLADIUM LIFE am 1 CIETV, Igo. 5, Watcr lo CAPITAL, TWO MI mast Sir Edward Hyde East, 111 C 01411141 John 'taints, J. D. Akmander, Esq. M.P. J. L. Anderdon. Esq. ii. Arbuthnot, Esq. Iknt, Esq. M.P. t.ltosanquet, Esq. lirowne. la+ F.R.S. tl W. Champion tie Crespigny, Cart. JI. P. FIRE ASSURANCE SO o.pLice. and 76. heapside. LLIONS STERLING. :TOIL rt.k.R.S. 31.1'. Chairman. I.P. Deputy Chairman. Neil H. Edmonsione, Esq. Joseph Esdalle. Esq. J. Williamson Fulton, Esq. I T. Houldsworth, Esq. M.P. Captain H. Eater. I.R.S. Elton Prescott. Esq. Peter Reierson, Esq. Alexander Robertson, Esq.M.P. Samuel Skinner. Esq. Colonel Mork Milts. Sir William loung, Bart. :12: , n - wrtre, Bart. M.P. (4.11. Hastings Ankle, M.P. W.talscou Davis. Esq. Dauglaa, Esq. M.P. It has bun the object of this Institution to combine the &d -amages ard to remedy the defects of other Lstablishments ; and rater benefits are secured to the Public, both in the Lite and Fire Department& than have been offered by any other Society. It the We Department, four-fifths of the estimated pmfits will be Ward every seventh year. by way of bonus, to the Policies cf. foetal fir the whole term of life. In the Fire Department, an equal apportionment of four.fifila of the profits will be septennially allowed to persons who have paid wen years' premium in a single sam. or by annual pay. amts. The remaining one-fifth of the profits accruing in each Depatment will be transferred to the Submitted Capital, and m ane' untonchnd to form a continually.enaiasing guarantee to dit Amused. . . . . . A prou.pt payment of sii years' premium entitles the Assured to bosetit of a seven years' insurance. All claims on the Society paid without deduction or discount; ai the Assund lure the option of settling disputed claims by *rims:ion. Persons A►ruring their live, in this Office may cmas the sea in Salted Tends between the Elbe and Ernst, without any extra Amain: being required. GRIND CHRISTMAS 511(1W of FAT CATTLE, of all the most improved breeds in the kingdom ; under the Pinuy . of her 6i...cc the Duchess of Rutland. the Dukes of Ma/l amer and Dorset, the Marquis of Exeter, the Earls NVinchilsea. Thule, Bradfoyd. and Lndi.osr; Viscounts Anson, Clive, and Althel: Lords Strathaven and Iluntingtield, and a long list of stet distinguished patrons of agriculture and rural improvements; Cate Sadler's Repository Yard, Doswell -street, near West heibield, THIS DAY and Two following Days. The whole ▪ the retinae. arc toteml by lofty sky-lights, to exclude me tin, snow, and cold winds, and yet preserve a free and pure re is the show, so that Ladies and (ientlemen may with safety O 4 pleasure view these astonishingly tine animals, which are per fectl/docile. and each tin! up or penned 4 Oxen. Sheep, and Pigs, *hid ire here assembled to compete for the prises given by the hen 65eW Club at this its Twenty-sixth Annual Exhibition, with iTmileseription of Agricultural Implements of the moat recently vsprortd kinds. Admittance, Ladies and Gentlemen, Is. each. PYTON, Stock lirokcc, 2, ('nrnhill, and Lomhard 'Li rim, begs lto remind his Friend.. the f ;rind Lotte ki Two NW% of 30, v 0001 and and Two of 2 m 0.1100/., besides nuerousry eta Prises, and no Blanks whatever, draws on THURSDAY NETT. 111— Ifid Lyton sell one or both 20,000 L Three per Cent. Prizes, *Mt are sure to be drawn on the above day. he will pay 100/. el for every 1(1W. Stock ; or should the Three per Cents then fore 1001. he will give the Public the benefit by paying them , i "relf• Every purehaue at Eyton'a may receive back ur the trAn instant lid. for a whole Tic ket; Shams in pro- Intim which makes the risk only AL lbs. for a Ticket; and only the Q. for a Sixteenth ; prodded the nioncy is claimed on or before 3 k inst. „Tfrkets and Sha r e s on t h e a b ove liberal plan are now on sale at illea's lucky I Klee, 2, l'ornhill, London. • • . .Ulbusiness in the British and Foreign Funds, Fire, Bridget ' I L ad Canal Shares, bought and gabby CORlMialial. NEXT THURSDAY ! BU IL of the old State Lottery ()Sees, 4, Cornhill, sad 4. Charing.cross, London, earnestly solicits public at -17;i00 to the approaching Lottery Scheme, la decidedly the best n most sdrantageous for adventurers that he has ever had the rof submitting to their notice, which a very short statement ' n "LYere. For instance, THURSDAY the two Fart Prizes drawn out of the 4 ecl . will each have 20,0010/. There will be One Thousand Prizes 47:: that Day, eonsequertly, all the other Capitals may be n• but at all events the TIII / 20,000/. :DUST lIE DRAWN t led dz ' se Pentheth who purchase now will have the chance of oh (somebody must theru (somebody must get them). and after that Day's * they may return their Tickets and shares, whether drawn 4 -. `"el, and receive back all the Money they paid for them, only to the following trilling deductions, which in fact is "'they risk : Deduction on a Whole Ticket - •i 4 19 j ) ; Dektetion on a S i x teent h - - 9 Other Shares in the usual proportion. s c l h " e me 26 1 ) 1 Intend to return their Tickets or Shares must do so meemlber, as this option ceases on that Day. Tilt SCITIAT: CONTAINS TWO litind Prins of 1:30,0110 Asa TWO . . of . £20,000 ou ,_ Haaa—i —m " other CanitßlS, funning an aggregate of Two Six Thousiusd One Hundred and Silty Pounds in 7- 4 114130 t a single Mil throughout the whole Lottery ! 1 1. c L a riglY of Numbers are on Sale by DISH, 4, Cunha!: and laS l .. """" ov Tm ber ai who au. id u the drawing% of the sth of October Ido Nem 15 .754 , . . .00,000 . 00,000 No. MMJ. . .L^3o Mal . "`" t / -fil e Miler Capitals ; ‘lso the First ;the Last and milt( Lottery. All the Three 3 01 . 0 1 0 4 0 /.! N EXT TUCIISDAY .1)10. 1 VING BSA" Nr-3. ...-...- Mr. Parks -- - . 1 1 Mrs. Harris . 10s:fitl. Sunday School Children & Thus. Kirkpatrick, Esq. 2 2 their Teachers, at Zion Captain R. Lamb - 1 1 Chapel - 11. 7s. lid. Dr. Garland . 1 1 Captain Hill . 1 I Peter Mellish, Esq. - I 1 Mr. Phillips . 1 1 Collection - 111. is. 71d. Capt. Allen. R.N. . 1 1 P. and J. Arnold - 1 1 At a Meeting of the Committee on the followiay, It was Resolved—That a Sea-port Committe e established as early as possible around the Coast of Great Britain, to communicate with the London Committee of Directors. , ......... iicenndli—That every case recommended for relief be visited by two Members of the London or Sea-port Committee, who shall be empowered to give immediate aid, in a sum not exceeding one pound, and .eport to the next meeting of the Committee fur further assistance ' if necessary. Thirdly—That the Committee meet every Monday evening, at six o'clock, No. 18, Aldermanbury, when all communications on the business of the Society will be cheerfully received. Subscriptions received at the City of London Tavern, where the Committee will attend daily ; at No. 80, Comhill ; of the Trea surer, G. T. King, Esq. PuJding-lane ; also by the Directors snd Ssactaries. SUFFERERS in PORTLAND.—At is MEETING held at Messrs. Stewards, Abingdon-street, for the RELIEF of the suffering INHABITANTS of the ISLAND of PORT LAND, Mr. JOHN SEARLE in the Chair; The proceedings of a Meeting held at the Island of Portland, at which the Governor, John Penn, Esq. presided, sod Information from ether sources. having been laid before the Meeting, it appears that the sea had, dunng the late storm, broken down its natural barrier, and carried with it an immense quantity of beach; that the village of Chiswell had been overwhelmed, causing the destruction of 3tt houses, with Dof their inhabitants, and irrparably damag ing nearly km houses more, the fishing boats, nets, furniture, and apparel. being also destroyed, makes a loss of property amounting to 1i1,004/., by which a great number of families have been ren dered so completely destnute, that an immediate supply of bread and clothing has been found necessary to keep them from starving. The Meeting lament to state, that the inhabitants are in such distress, u to make it necessary to solicit the public benevolence; the islanders are active and energetic men, and are in the habit of rendering valuable assistance to vessels in distress, and a respectful appeal on their behalf is made to the shipping interests. In consequence of the above information, various Resolutions were entered into, and the following persons were appointed an a Committee for conducting i Subscription in London, and to co operate with the Committees at Portland and Weymouth : Mr. Atkinson. Jun. I ioswell.st. I Mr. James Milnes,Earl-at. Mr. Browne, tioawell.st. Mr. 1.. Burnell, Cursitor-at. Mr. Daniel, Milbank-lit. Mr. Dike, Milbank-et. Mr. Fare, Abingdon.st. Mr. Freeman, Milbank-st. Mr. Grundy, llorsefenry.road Mr. B. Buchan', 3lilbank-st. Mr. !galleon, Newgate4t. Mr. Veto, Little Britain Mr. Piper, Eastcheap Mr. Robinson, Larl.st. Mr. Smith, Black Lion Wharf, East Smithfield Mr. Sowden, Albion Wharf, Bankside Mr. James Mack, South Audley. It. Mr. D. Sturge, Citproad Mr. %iske, Milbank.at. Mr. W. Whitehead, New-road 2 U 'i:4: — ani f.fi: W. FREEMAN, Hon. See. Amount already advertised . C 63 Ins. Received since:— e s. Per Mani. Curtis and Co. Mr. I 'ollard,ktnti‘h Town 1 Mr. slickie, Miltuink-st. 1 . 1 Mr.W. Man . 1 Mr. (!arew . 0 Mr. Hollis 0 Mr. Phelps . Mr. Finch 0 slr. Thomas Porter It Mr.W. Crook . 0 Thomas Cundy, sen. Esq. 0 5 Messrs. Browne and Co. 1 1 Mr. John Seward - S 3 31r. Charles Smith 1 0 Mr. James Smith I 0 John Dcvall, Esq. 2 U Mr. Thomas Mazo 1 Mr. Hosier . 1 John Elasman, Esq.B.A. 1 Mr. bliehsel Crake 0 Mr. Slack - 1 Captain Page Ludlam 0 John Hillersdon, Esq. 0 Mr. Samuel Baxter 0 James Carden, Esq. 2.' Mr. E. White - 2 0 B. B. B. 23 0 Z a. 31essrs.Willoon and Mau -1 shard 10 10 R. 11. . . 1 0 Wm. Hobson, Esq. 6 0 Per blessrs.Willis and Co. Rev. G. A. Hatch 2 2 I 11. P. - 6 U Messrs. Johnson and Co. II 10 1 111 r. Swinney . 2 2 Per Messrs. Taylor, Ilanbury, and Co. R. Barclay, Esq. Bury. hill. . 10 10 Per Messy,. Williams and Co. !John Trencher _1 1 Per Mr. Hatehard, Piccadilly. 1. Simmons, Es.. . 5 0 Mr. Benhagen, illontague street . 1 0 Hugh Leveester, Esq. 5 0 Per Sir C. Scott and Co. It. M. Rallies, Esq. .10 0 H. J. . . 1 0 Messrs. Glyn, Halifax, and Co. 10 10 Per ditto, Horatio Her bert, Esq. _ 1 1 ' Than's' Givenaway, Esq. 1 1 w.7. - na -- C. I 0 JJames Casenove and Co. i 0 Books for subseripuons arc open at Messrs. Sir Wm. Curds, Roberts. and Curtis's ; Messrs. Claude Scott and Co.'s ; Sir R. C. Wynn and Co.'s ; Messrs. Banbury, Taylor, and Lloyds'; Messrs. Berries, Farquhar, and Co.'s; Percival, and Co.'s ; Messrs. Williams, Burgess, and Co.'s; also at Messrs. Francis, White, and Francis's, Marble Wharf, Vauxhall; and at Mr. liatchard's. Piccadilly ; they will also be thankfully received by any of the Columiuee. so J 1 J. Thies day is published, price M. boards, the fourth Edition, w considerable additions and improvements, of T HE FOOTMAN'S DIRECTORY and BUTLER'S REMEBIDRANCER. •• This is really a useful publication,—of its kind, excellent ; it' embraces everything that a servant ought to know, and leaves no. thing untouched : every servant ought to possess it, and ladies and gentlemen will find it greatly to their advantage to place this work in the hands of their servants."—Morning Post. •"fhe details are so minutely, so methodically, and so clearly given, as to invest the management of a household almost with the dignity of a science."—The rimes. • No kitchen or servants' hall, in houses where men servants of any description are kept, ought to be without the work we are now reviewing ; and will be el great use in those respectable families of the middle classes, where the duties of a footman are performed by female ICTVlMlT.ll."—European Maga:inc. London: sold by the Author, 2, Charles-street, Manchester. square ; J. Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly ; Simpkin and Mar shall, Stationers' Hall-court : Oossling and Egley, and .1. An. drews, New Bond-street ; Lloyd and Sun, Harley-strett ; and all sookaellcrs• COR NH ILL. By Mr. SHUTTLSWORTH, At the kfait, on in': DNESDAV, December 29, at 1! o'clock, 'PH E very valuable LEASE, together with the GOOD %MI. of the desirable Premises, most advantageously situated No. 411, on the south side of Cornhill, in the occupation of Mr. Vade, Chemist and Druggist, established for a long period of can in that line cf busine ss , u pon th e mos t res p ecta bl e f oot i ng , but equally well adapted for any other trade requiring publicity. The premises, which possess a commanding front, and contain ac. commodations for a numerous family, have the further advantage of being held muter the parish of St.. Michael's, Cornhill; g ro un d rent only 4w. per annum. 31sy be viewed, and particulars had, ten days previous to the Sale, on thy' premises; at the !dart; and of Mr. shutdeworth, No. VI, Poultry. TO THE SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL, INTERESTS. EXTEANSIVE AND VALU ABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, ItOTHER 'TUE. SURREY. By Mr. $ I TTLEWORTH, At the Man, on WEDNESDAY, January 12,1825, at 12 o'clock, in Lota, unless acceptable offers are previously made by Private Contract. EXT ENSI VE and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, most eligibly situated adjoining the Comm e rci a l Dock s , about three miles from London-bridge. at Rotherhythe, in the county of Surrey. Comprising two spacious dock-yards with slips and ducks for building and repairing vessels of the first class; wharfs for landing and stowage of timber, brows and saw-pits, capital store-houses, smith's and carpenter's shops, kilns, pitch furnaces, joiner's lofts, numerous capacious warehouses, tarring house, foreman's lodge, cabins, copper-house, sheds, and all suit able appurtenances for a dock-yard of magnitude. Also, Two Spacious FAMILY RESIDENCES, with attached and detached offices of every description, largeganleas, shrubberies, and pleasutegrounds. NINE neat Brick-built DWELLING HOUSES, suitable fir junior partners, scientific officers and auperintendants, spacious apartments for the celebration of launches, counting-houses, coach houses and stables, paved yards, &c. Numerous vessels for his Majesty's Navy and the Ilonourable Company's Service 'hare been launched from these very desirable premises, which for local advantages are not surpassed on the River Thames. and they are submitted to the Commercial and Shipping Interests. as combining every essential requisite for an Establish ment of Importance. May be vie Ned am! particulars had, twenty days previous to the Sale on the premises, of Messrs. howless, Crosse, and Batty, So licitors, Hatton -court, Threadneedle-street; at Lloyd's; the Jerusalem, .Jamaica, and Baltic Coffee-houses; at the !lan; and of lie. Shuttleworth, N 0.28 , Poultry. GOTHIC HALL, PALL-MALE. SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, Including an infinity of Ancient and Modern Articles, principally selected from the Stock, and are the Property, of Mr. Graham. of Waterloo-place, and sold in consequence of the Gothic Hall being disposed of. By Messrs. ROBINS, On the Premises, the Gothic Hall, Pall-mall, on THURSDAY NEXT, and Two following Days, at Twelve, THE STOCK comprelienda a Variety of costly ARTICLES, both Ancient and Modem. The limit of an Advertisement precludes any thing beyond the short detail that follows, viz.:— Several sets of dinner-tables. including a magnificrt set, 22 feet nine inches by six feet two inches ; very large gls one 9 - 2 inches by 82 ; handsome pedestal sideboards; Bengal and Turkey car pets ; lathes' winged wardrobes ; rosewood consoles ; card and oc casional tables; splendid aagliola tables, mounted on rosewood, and esrved ; sets of Gothic antique carted chairs; and other ancient specimens of Gothic work, including fine carvings in wood, antique carved sofa, a few sets of French chairs, gilt and painted leather screens; together girth a variety of useful second-hand furniture, pictures, and other matters (taken by Mr. Graham in exchange). The whole of which may be viewed three days prior to the Sale, and Catalogues then had at one shilling each, at Mr. Graham's, Waterloo-place; the Mart; and in Covent-garden. TITRNPIKF. SECURITIES, Amounting to 1,7001., well secured, and bearing interest, charged upon Trusts, in Kent and Cumberland. By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at 12, in Nine Lots, b direction of the Executo r s, NINE TURNPIKE SECURITIES, charged upon the Trusts of Roads from Carlisle to Penrith, and from Iles ket to Keswick, by Windermere, to Penrith ; also from Brompton to Longtoun ; and lastly, in and through thu parish of lioudharst, in Kent. The SECURITIES AMOUNT TO SEVENTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS. and bear interest at 5 per cent., 4L los. per cent., and 4 per cent., paid rcplarly. Particulars ten days prior, at the Mart ; of Messrs. Amory and Coles, Sol i citors , Throgmorton-street ; and of Messrs, Robins, Co vent-garden. This day Is published, AN EXPOSITION of the NATURAL SYSTEM of the NERVES of the HCAIAN BODY with the Papers from the Philosophical Transactions on the same Subject. By CHARLES BELL, Professor of Anatomy and Surgery in the Royal College of Sur. germs, Lecturer in the &bed of Great Wiedmill-street, sad Surgeon of the Middlesex Hospital. London : Published by Longman and Co. Paternoster-row. RENTERS' SHARES IN COVENT-DARDEN AND DRURY-L.VNE THEATRES, With Transferable Free Admissions Annually. By Mews. ROBINS, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant, at Twelve, in Four hots, by directions of the Executors of Richard Baker, E.q. deceased. T%V() RENTERS' SHARES of Snot. each, in the THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-UA VEN, e a ch possessing a n income, tree from deduction, of 351. a yew, and an admission transferable every year, which entitles the holder to admission on every night the Theatre is opal, and held for a period of seventy seasons. AL° a NEW RENTER'S SHARE in DRURY-LANE THEATRE, held fur seventy years, entitling the possessor to Is. 3d. for every night of theatrical representation, oratorms, benefits, &c., amount. h.g last year to 131. 101.; toge th er with a free admission Mr the whole term, and a share of 1001. and a free admission for life. Particulars may be had at Messrs. Dendy and Morphett's. Itreani's-buildings, Solicitors to the Exe:utors; the Mart ; and of 3lessrs. Robins, in Covent-garden. BOTANY, HORTICULTURE, Re. This day is published, 1. rpm; BOTANIST' S MANUAL; • Catalogue of 1 Ilanly. Exotic, and Ind.genous Plants, arranged accord. ing to their respective months of flowering ; and more particularly adapted to the Denial of those who cultivate their own Gardena and Pleasure Grounds. By RICHARD MORRIS, Landscape Gardener and Planter. In 12m0., price 71. &l. in 2. A TREATISE on the IMPROVED CULTURE of the STRAWBERRY, RASPBERRY, DOOSERERRY, and CURRANT, in which are pointed oat the best Methods of oh tainitio ample Crop. of those Fruits. To which are pretiaed, Descriptions of the most approved Varieties. Illustrated by four col/aural Plates, representing the choicest Specimens of the Ire it, drawn in its natural size. By Thomas Baynes. In livo., price 10s. in boards. 3. The HORTICULTURAL REPOSITORY, containing lklineations of the best Varieties of the different Species of Erg. dish Fruit, in which the Fruit is represented in its natural Si?* ; the whole work comprehending nearly two hundred specimens of the choicest species, beautifully coloured after nature; accom panied with full descriptions of their various properties, times of ripening, and directions for planting them, sots to produce a longer succession of fruit; such being pointed out as are particularly cal culated fur open walls, and for furring. By (i.lirockshaw, Author of the " Pomona Britannia." In two volumes royal livo., price GI. 10s. boards; or may be had in 26 Monthly Paris, by one or more at a time, at the original price of 3s. each. 4. An EASY INTRODUCTION to the SCIENCE of BOTANY, thmugh the medium of familiar Conversationbe tween a Father and his Son. Ily R. J. Thormon, M.D.. loc. turn on Botany at Ours Hospital, and Author a several Works on Botany. In one volume 12m0. ' illustrate! with Plates, price Ca, or with the Plates beautdully coloured after nature, 121. boards. Printed for tiherwood, Jones, and Co. nnernester-row. " merits a place in the library of every gentleman and farmet in the T.:miry, and of every individual who has any ti.irt !yr agri, cultural I , ursuits."-31onddy M agazine. 3. I'RACTIC.IL OBSERVATIONS on the BRITISH GRASSES, especially such as are best adapted to the laying doer. or improving of Meadows and Pastures; likewise an eimmenvien of the British Grasses. By WlUistu Curtis, Author of th'." Flora Lontlinenaill," &e. Sixth Edition, with corsiderahle additions. In Bvo. illustrated with coloured Plates. Price les. in boards. 1. A PRACTICAL TRE.ITISE on the P.IHTUIIITION of the COW, Of the Extraction of the Calf, ;int on the Ohioan of scat Cattle in general; with the most iipprt-vcil !Jetheds ut Treatment, and best Forme of l'rescription adapted to Veterinary Practice By Edward Skellett. Profootor of that part of the Ve. terinary An. In one large vol. itvo. price ;or 7s. with the Plates accurately coloured. Illustrated with Thirteen highlv.finished Engravings. 6. 'flit NEW k.III3IEICS CALENDAR; or Monthly Re membraneer of all kinds of Country Business. Ily John Law. rence. Fifth Edition, with large additions, in ola vol. Price 1'24. boards. Alec, by the same Author, A GENERAL TREATISE on CATTLE, the Os, the Sheep, and the Swine; in one voL Second Edition, with large additions. Price I 2a. boards. A PHILOSOPHICAL and PRACTICAL. TREATISE cn HORSES. and on the Moral Buties of Man towards the Brute Creation: in two rob. Third Edition, with large additions. Pricc 11. la. boards. The MODERN LAND STEWARD; in which the Duties and Functions of Stewankhip are considered anti explained, with its several Relations to the Internees of the Landlord, 'Tenant, and the Public; in .me vol. Price 11.1 s. Gd. board& " Mr. Kawrentm writes with spirit, good sew, cnd humarity ; and we recommend his works to the notice of one readers."- 31onthly Review. N. The 0 !LAZIER'S READY RECKONER. or a usefuk Guide for Buying and Selling Cattle; being a complete set of Tables, distinctly pointing out the weight of Mad Cattle, Sheep. and Swine, from three to one hundred and thirty %toms, by mea surement ; aith directions, showing the 'particular parts whcre the Cattle are to be measured. By George Renton, Farmer. it New Edition. corrected. Price 2s. Nd. sewed. Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Do. Paternoster-row. TO SPORTSMEN. 1. FIELD SPOIIT*; embracing Practical ILstructions in rilionting. Homing, Coursing, ing, etc. f with Observations on the Breaking and Training of 11,gs and Hornet; also, on the Management of kowling-pieces end L.: other Sporting Implements.—By W. IL SL( T. Illustrated with upwards of Sixty highly finished Engrasings, comprehending every variety of solijoct connected with Fieid Sports, and executed by the most eminent Artists. In Stu. price 11. Ilk. in boards, or, on royal paper, with proof impressions of the plates, M. 3s. I. An ESSAY on IiCNTINO; Ia which a great variety of most important information is communicated under the heads Hunting. Lawfulneas. Benefits, Pletsure, Pastime, Game, scem. Hounds, the Home, Huntsman, Sagacity, &c. dm Third EJ:cion. In aro. 7s. boards, or in 410. 12s. 3. 111;CKFORD on HUNTING. A New Edition, in Svo. with numerous cuts, price 14s. in beards. " Mr. Beckford has art well described the proem - practice. and given such solid and rational advice on the subj ec t, that his Trea tise has. from the date of its publication, become a gtnetal Tit; Book : Indeed, all persons that delight in Field Spurts thould to in possession of it." 4. The SHOOTER'S COMPANION. By T. B. Johnson. Comprehending a description of Pointers and Setters, and of such Birds as are the object of pursuit of Scent, and the reason s one dog's sense of smell is superior to another's ; the fully considered, particularly as it relates to the use of pereussuu powder; Shooting illustrated, and the art of shooting flying um. plified and clearly laid down ; the Game Laws familiarly es. Mined, etc. New Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, price tls. in boards, illustrated with three fine engravings by Landsiter._ •• This is a well written and well Awninged production."—Liicrary Chronicle. 3. The SPORTS3IA N'S REPOS I TOR V, comprising ::,,Scries of highly-finished Engravings, representiag the horse and the Box, in all their Varictiii, executed in tits Line Manner, by Mr. John Scott from original Paintings by Mouwhall , ltgnMie, G ilpin, stuLbs, and Cooper: accompanied with a comprehensive iii.sc:ip tion of the different species of each, and a variety of infnemetson in Training and the Amusements of the Field. By W. 11. Scot, Author of British Field Sports." Elegantly print e d in Ste. embellished with Forty highly finished copper-plate Engravi,gs and numerous Wood Cuts, price 31. 3s. boarib, pr may be hod ,n Six Parts. 10s. 6d. each. & KLJNOP(EI)IA; A PRACTICAL EssAy on the BREAKING and 'TRAINING the English SPANIEL and POINTER ; to which arc added, Instructions for attaining the Art of Shooting Flying; more immediately add:awed to young Sports, men, but designed also to supply the best 1111C41111 OS . correcting the errors of tonic older ones. By the late W. O,loon. Esq. of Calea Hall, Cumberland. In one volume Cr° price los. ed. Wards. 7. The SPORTSMAN'S VOCAL LIBRARY; conteinAg nearly 409 Songs relating to Ilu n ti ng , Racing, Shooting, Angiir.g., Ac. &e. With Two Engravings, tts. K. SOM MIME'S celebrated Poem of the CHASE; a Nen Edition, with Plates by Scott, fir. Printed tiff Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternestrr.mw. CHEAP CARPET WAIIEHOUSIE, "MN{ No. 1411, Piccadilly (twq Doom %Vest from St. JllllllOl . l-311Tet). 111 H E Proprietors haring made some new arratTeinentil at their Manufactory, are now enabled to supply the Nobility and Public with any Quantity of the beet BRISSELS CMG PETINO, from 4s. lid. to M. 3d.; a quantity of Short Lecgtha and Single Pieces, at 4s. 3d. and 4s. &I.; Kidderminster ditto. from 2s. Gd. to 4.3 d. ; llritirli ditto. from 3•. to Is.; Venetia:: Stair ditto, from Is. lid. to 3s. tkl. ; Druggets, in all colours, trmn 2a. Gd. to O. 6d.; best reasoned Floor ( loai, from 2s. Rd. to 3s. M. Patterns of Brussels sent to any part or Town or Country. rp HE BILIOUS PILLS, prepared by F. N EW B I. and SONS, are the diarovery of a Physician of t' eminence at the present time. In an rztensive practice It years be has employed theta ir. the most obstinate Win If with unvarying success. They operate principidly as a deubsn and purgative; they promote a proper action of the liver notion of bile, or corrnd it when in a vitiated state. Obstr, of the worn:telt end bowels are gradually removed; and by tone to the biliary duets and strength to the system, they stun lid to those who suffer front ncrcous attacks, sick heal.nclie nee, indigestion, and gouty affection. The Bilioto Pills have the same " F. Newbery" engra the government stamp on each Dos, and are sold at Nc St. Paursiehtirch-yard, and by J. Sanger, 15d, Ozforrl-street London, anti all Venders in the counvi, Five 20. 9ds Also, by the same Author, OS2IOND ; a Tale, Three Vols. 21s. boards. THE FAVOURITE OF NATURE, Three Vols. 21s. boards. Printed fee 1;eo. 11. Whittaker, A re.3laria-lane. This day are published, in IHmo. price is. Gd. or in 12mo. price Ga. boards, m ATINS and VESPERS, with Hymns and occasional eces. By JOHN BOWItINO, F.L.C. Second Edition, altered and enlarged. By the same Author SPECIMENS of the RL'SWIAN POETS, with Introductory Remarks. Two cola. foolscap Hvo. price 14s. boards. Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Are-Maria-lane. This day is published, In oct a vo, with P or t ra it, p r i ce Its. boards. EMOIRS of the LIFE and 11 RITINLS of Mrs. 1.1 FRANCES !MERIDA N, Mother of the late Right Hon. R. B. Sheridan, and Author of " Sidney Biddulph"— " Nola. jahed"—and " The Ihscmiery ;" with Remarks u pon a late Life of the Right Hon. R. B. Sheridan ; Criticisms and Selections from the Works of Mrs. Sherid in, and Biographical Anecdotes of her Family and Contemporaries. Ily her Grand-daughter, A LICIA LEFANC. Printed for Geo. 11. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. This day u published, in one handsome volume, imperial Eve?, price 311.. hall-bound, 1)1BDIN'S SEA SONGS ; with a Memoir of his Life and W Life an., -"siting.. By WM. KITCHENER, M.D. " These Songs have been the solace of sailors in long voyages, in storms, in battles ; and they have been quoted in mutinies, to the restoration of order and discipline."—Dibdin's Life, p. R. Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave-31aria-lane ; and sold by all M usicsellera. This day is published. In two vols. 12mo. price laa. boards, ACONCISE inisToity of ANCIENT INSTITU TIONS, INVENTIONS, and DISCOVERIES, in SCIENCE and MECHANIC ART, selected and abedged freers the Meyerage sue Geschichte der Erlindungen of Professor Beck. mann, of the University of Gottingen. With various important Additions. " These two little volumes present such a mass of the ultra and entertaining, that we should be purrled to name their parallel. Beckmann 's great work is a rich mine of intelligence on almost every possible subject of researth, curio s ity, or amusement ; an d the Editor of this English Abridgment has not only exercised a sound discretion upon his original, hut has suricradded much inte. resting information of his own."—Literary (Incite. Printed for Geo. 13. Whittaker, Ave 31aria.lane. This day is publishesL A DICTIONARY of QUOTATIONS from the BRITISH POETS, in Three Parts. Part I. Shaky re, &L 'Part 11. Blank Verse, 7s. Part 111. Rhyme, 7s. 641. By the some Author, The SECRETARY'S ASSISTANT ; exhibiting the various and most correct Modes of Subscription, Commencement, and Conclusion of Lettere. to Persons of every Degree of Rank; in cluding the Diplomatic, Clerical. and Judicial Dignitaries ; with Lists of Foreign Ambassadors and Consols. Also the Forms ne cessary to be nevi in Applications or Petitions to the King in Council, Houses of Lords and Commons, Government Offices, and Public Companies: with a Table of Precedency, and Abbrevia tions of the several British and Foreign Orders of Knighthood. Third Edition as. extra boards. A CHART of the RISE and PROGRESS of CHRIS TIANITY, 2s. fits. The PEERAGE and BARONETAUE CHARTS for 1825, will be published in a few days. Printed for Gen. B. Whittaker, A ve-illaria-lane. A f 'BEVY V the tine foe game ir ,ts Cases rbstrnent n the se- truckms , v giving And re- c, giath • . a raved in No. 41. 'd-street, • • I • ~ j :. .1