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t *: Aem , SA'llUlt DA J • r ITY of DUBLIN TONTINE.—The Subscriber kJ the Life Annuities granted by the Corporation of the r '1 Dublin on the 24th Day of Jani e 1776, who - art to be Iv Ihterest in London, may receive Half a Year • Annul' Christmas last , by applying to Mr. William Coning' ,4 Great Sr. Helena , Bisbopagate-street, every Wednes , ti o'Clock till Two. The Subscribers to bring with ti; and a Certificate of the Life of the Nominee. It is requested that, in use of Death, Not; above, for the future benefit arid regulation e' HIBERNIAN GENERAL rlt PANY.—At a MEETING. :A Tavern, the 98th day of January. 18. The Right lion. the Earl of G' ct The minutia of the meeting, f the several communications Tee' the proposed Joint Stock Gen , .11/T—J , dom., and the Report of dr, I.TT-7 ing, having been read, It was unanimously It transmission of ogric kinds of merchandie fraught with gre fresh impulse and yiekl • pr That a .' 's General " capital ft 1, lib sr 1 rt ~en, upon „ 1 . whom the K faul Fdrenoon of .truittee will not .7', Secretary. R OYAL INSTITUTION o f GRT I. ALBEMARLE-STREET, the 17th The Members and Subscribers are to' a, ?ORES will commence on'SATUKIM o ern o'clock, and that die fbllowing g ;own have already been made:— thr 6E01.001 and MINF, Y.;STRY of MINERAL 5' VICE-PRESIDENTS. • ' JO NAS BRANDS , Esq. F Earl Belfast t:oor of Chemistry to the • The Right lion. the Earl of I r.CTI:I{DAY the 3th or Blesinton edarly continued on 0' The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Clare Li further notice. The Lord Dankly On the 131 FOR - Manufacturing C rct. A strop. S‘' crution. T it two o'r' Trans& On ' • . _. .... • ...- 1 . • • - • ,_1 / .1 . •..1 , t ; * . -.? --- /...- • ' , . ' , . . -...--.- .. . ...... -. . , .... . -...._. . , . . i , . -4. + .. . e. . ...• AP t i : / : : : :, i .N ; --...-- • ....., A llt ' • • illlll4 -I 4 / • DINIIL=c2 - , . ...s. 1 ' IP - - _ ••• : • i (' • AY. JANUARY 29. 1825. Price Sr! f.!, „ - Illwialliv • - - and ('O.IL MINING COMPANY. SALES BY AUCTION. LIPARPOOL, Twriana2 Erkhnia' IPiTA L. X 2511,900. d r SAND sHARES if X22s EACH. VALUABLE AND EXTENSIVE LIBRARY OF ROOKS, Wind S.S.W.-High 'Water be minutes par 3. Y. .Htlen''q i HIE, Eau., 51.P..twatamsx. BOOKS OF PRINTS, AND ARCHITECTURE. ' fret ;HAW, ESH., DEPUTY CHAIRMAN. By Mr. CHRISTIE, . Arrived the Robert, from 11Afnat • George , frrill2 • V DIRECTORS, At his Great Room. King -street, St. Jatnes'a-equare, on MON- Ayres, sailed about the 2211 Octob;•r ; st. Petrie{ V. ,At 51.1'. Peter sloore. F. M.P. DAY NEXT, and four following Days. pre:lsely at one o'clock, Newry; Emerald Isle, from ditto ; Chance. from William Newma , Esq. f'IOMPRIBING French and Dalian Literature, Die- ford ;- Henry Bell, from Glasgow ; Leeds Nebel, ft.oll i• Phibp Peering, Esq. John from Btrangford. Jatnee end Anti, . ' Peron . ' • %-i tionaries, Classics, Divinity , - Law.' English History. Elio- 1 w exfont ; Right Hon. 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Bradley Lodge, Bilston. Hope, and Eagle Assurance Reversionary Interest Society . . undertaking. It it -Ito problematic or vi- Printed Particulars may be had at the Mart, Garraway a, and of SHIPPING INTE LLIGEATE. . , • unpanyja toundetiotra sure and perma. Mr. NVilliams, Throgmotomatreet. . •-••111111.-- dan hasfily formed'ihnteet the demands of .----- -- ---- - ---4 a CUSTOSI.IIIE, Jsar. 21. ll' • opted after months of mature considers. This day are published, in 2 vols. Bvo. with &Portrait, price 21s. ~ rteys-investigatiom--and reports. It is A I EMOIRS .of JOSEPH FOUCHE, Duke of Slues ENTNRILD Is waons.-Betlia Mwrgaretha, tar ** (t&r, i .posee of working waste very valuable Iron I.lOtranto, Minister of the General Pollee of France. from Leer ; Calthorpe. Newton, from l'openka cold TwM I , el:zue- i t - ial Talton, In the parish of Mold, in the Translated from the French. dew, De Vries, from Rotterdam ; Hoop. ... its. Irtiustcr.: mines and worksilr. Cooper, of Bibuon, London : Printed for Charles Knight, Pall-mall East. dam; Helene, Aulen.fnnn Embden ; Hui , 1)., M,O-. 1 0 1 , i 1 ted and valued. That gentleman, whose on Works and Colgeries. and whose cape. Just published, in 2 vols. post five. with Plats and Charts, Horseman, nom Brake; Snow Drop, Brown. from twickletriel profession of Mine Valuer, appeared to the price 21. . Twee Gebroeders, Borchers. front . Malines; Ta te H ringe.tera, e. arpendiarly desirable to be selected for N ARRATIVE of a PEDESTRIAN JOI7RNRY Oversee, front Worcum ; Lyra, Chairs., from litinibursliwaletti., seed of these valuable works:- through RUSSIA and SIBERIAN TARTARY. from Slag^ from ROW ; %WU% Christine, Mod. trout outwelp ; mer the mines. c.. as requested, which the Frontiers of CHINA to the FROZEN SEA and KA MT- Nay, K a . crion . f rom 4n, on ill D.,,,,,,,,,t ; King (ice P". 4 M perches, tuner lease from Colonel SCHATKA • performed d ur in g the Tears Imo, 1821, 11121, and front Calais ; Mona. Regent, ftum Antweeo; Nero utak. tr:ict . i• tpl, 17 perches, ulg . issee froli/ilo Gif- 1823. By • Capt. J. DUN DAS COI2nNANE, R.N. front Stralsund ; Rotetta. Groot. trun• Aolatenliarn ; Volck, nick. titt Sod i Moldk a Mama. . Thieti_EdillOn. eas e 14 per ea. ?Awn It• r lie:. •• - boosimf rrimia fora atir.sigin, rjattnsit Elec. " 111 4 . 44. . fik7 ;l4 : l- 4 77 - 1 ,.. " 4 ' ; ' , ' ,=,;,4 k iZ a r4 .' i i:;,l 4 . s i r ;::!..: s sir faults in tLe mine, one sixth, so that &tics; from Antra, t trodb/trefd. • . nd which will, I calculate, produce three LETTER from the KING to his C.ITHOLIC from !Rotterdam ; Hope. Freezor, front Handaingh; Vrousr . , • , , and two hundred and thirty-two tons of SUBJECTS , will be published on HONDA Y next, b e y rine. Jacobs. iron: Rotterdam ; Nymph, Marten,• Irmo Si i 1 end three hundred and two. tone per acre; Macdonald and Chambers, No. 7, York-street, Covent -garden ; .. Sceptre, Yeoman, from Memel t Joh . ontla Christina, De Vain. 12.684 tons per acre, the amount of nine Chawle, Royal Library. Pall-mall; (i. P. Archer, Bookseller to trout Amsterdam ; Brabander, De Grooth, from ditto. Mary al one hundred and forty-four tons, which his , ajesty. Dublin; W. Blackwood. Edinburgh; and may h a t Ann, Salmon, from Dom; Johanna and Anna Abdo , Kostrik, I had ot all Booksellers throughout Great Britain and Detain . laces one hundred and one years, with iron front Rotterdam • Vrouw Wilhelmina, De Jonge, from -Amstar- • .. . .. . CITY of DUBLIN TONTINE.—The Subscribers to the Life Annuities granted by the Corporation of the City of Dublin on the 24th Day of June, 1776, wbo a i r to be paid their Ibterest in London, may receive Half a Year • Annuity, due at Christmas last, by applying to 161 r. William Coningham. No. 2, Great Sr. Bisbopsgate-street, every Wednesday, from Ten o'Clock till Two. 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HIBERNIAN GENERAL RAILWAY COM - PANY.—At a MEETING, held at the City of London Tavern, the 28th day of January. 1826 The Right Hon. the Earl of GLENGALL in the Chair ; The minutes of the meeting, held at this house gu the 19th inst. thapeveral communications received from Ireland ati'rhe subject of the proposed Joint Stock General Railway Company for that King. door, and the Report of the Committee appointed et the last meet ing, having been read, It was unaohnously Resolved—That the speedy and regular transmission of agricultural and mineralogical pioductions and all kinds of merchandise, throughout the Kingdom 6f Ireland, will be fraught with great and important benefits to that countxr, give a' fresh impulse to the industry and commercial spirit of the people, and yield a profitable return for the capital embarked, That a Joint Stock COMFY)), to be called " The Hibernian General Railway Company," be formed for the purpote, . with a capital of 1.000,109114., divided Into 20,000 shares of Slli. each, with liberty to add thereto, an circumstances may require. That it shall be a leading principle m the operations of Ibis Company not to interfere with any canal or inland navigation already formed in Ireland, the great object of the promotm of this :meanie being to give it:cream' facilities to the commercial inter. course of the country, and deride" its rtsources without injury to • W ELM IRON 1 CAI ______ In TEN T 1106;:.4.N PETER MOORE, WILLIAM KERRY' S. B. M. Durrett. Esq., B1:1' James Bonarsksq. John Gray. Es{{, Adolphus Keni,'Esq,. William Kershipr, k.aq. A IIDIT OR s.—John TIE, Messrs. Sir John Perring, sr./im:No John Evans, Esq. J. Hildord, SOLICITORS—M(I4qt. W Sqc AAAAAA —John SiTTEEIXII2IIIDENT—ThOMIIIII MINE Sue VEWR—R. Coop, Ear This is no speculative undert akiop sionary scheme. The Company neht basis, and is slot a plan ha, the public, but is oee adopted • tionaft sr inquiry--suncys. formed, first, for the pitman and Coal Works, as Coed Tallon, co untrof Flint. These mines Staffordshire, has serverad • accurate knowledge of Iron 1, ritince and success in his profession projectors of this MellgUte, ultra? this object, has thus reported " I have been looking-one ere 41.1 acres. 3 roods, Snit 21 t ; 241 acres, 1 , 17 per ItHe ford • Jet seresosn freehold . t—in all, telo acres, 1 r , es. duct, for probable defects.er fru s - it will leave 71$ acres, and which to Limerick having coomitied ir. the tuggestiortinadeto them, a the expediency of their forming a j“oction with the promoters of objects of this Company, and as such proposed line is calcu lated to render important service to that district, without prejudice to any other, it is considered expedient to give, in the first in stance, the attention of the Hibernian General Railway Company to the construction of the Rails's) , from Limerick to II aterford, k being, however, the wish of the Company to keep in view at all times the lasting benefit of the whole kingdom, kit ML local interest. preference to That the following Noblemen and Gentlemen be the President, Vice-Presidents, and Directors of the Company. with power to add Wtheir number as local circumstances may require : President—His Grace the Duke of LEINSTER. ROYAL INSTITUTION of GREAT BRITAIN, ALBEKARLE-STREET, the 17th Jl O l l ll 3 l, 1825. The Members and Subscribers are infer.med, that the LEC TURES will commence on'SATURDA Y, the sth of February, at v tea o'clock, and that the knowing Arrangement. for the ensuing ,own have already been made:— and the CHE thi GEOLOOI and MINERALOGY , Y;STRY of MINERAL SUBSTANCES. Br WILLIAM I JOBA s BRANDE, Esq. F.R.S. London and Edinbun h, On Pro assor of Chemistry to the Royal Institution. To comn.'en,__ce ..:ATURDAY the sth of February, at two o'clock, and to Pc ce plarly continued on each succeeding Saturday, at the same Lvsur, U further notice. On the IMPORTANCE of MECHANICAL SCIENCE to • Manufacturing Country. lit . y JOHN 31ILLINGTON, E.sq. F.L.S. icc. A stron. Society, &c. refessor of Mechanics to the Royal In sitution. To commence on THURSDAY the 10th of February, s two o'clock, and to be regularly continued on each succeeding bare:lay. at the same hour. till further notice. On CO3l PA RA 'FIFE PHYSIOLOGY, and more particularly on the Physiology of the External Senses. By P. M. Rotivr , N.D. I.R.S. commence on WEDNESDAY, the 9th of February, at two o'clock, and to be regularly continued on each A:t rending Wednesday, at the same hour, till further notice. On the NATURAL HISTORY of the ANIMAL KING DOM, comprising a Survey of the two first Glasses, the Marumalia lad Birds, and of their most remarkable extinct fossil genera and reeks. By J. HARWOOD, M.D. F.L.S. To commence on MONDAY the 14th of February, at two o'clock, and to be re gularly continued on each succeeding Monday (with the exception of Monday the 7th of March) till further notice. On the LITERA PURE of MODERN EUROPE. By the Marquis SPINET°. To commence en TUESDAY the Bth of March, and to be regularly continued on each succeeding Tuesday tin further notice. On the APPLICATION of the MEDICAL SCIENCES to PURPOSES of NATURAL EOONOMY. By JOHR GOR DON SDITII, M.D. To commence on FRIDAY , the 11th of February, at two o'clock, and to he regularly continued on each succeeding Friday, till Friday the 4th of March, when the Course will be completed. On MUSIC. By W. CROT Cn, Mus. b. Professor of Music In Ow University of Oxford. To commence after Easter. The GENERAL. 31EETINGS of the MEMBERS for the present Year, 1025, will be held on the following Days, at two e'Clock precisely. Monday, the 7th of February. Monday, the 4th of July. 7th of March. 4th of April. • 7th of November. 9th of May. 6th of June. 'foe 011/EARAL ANNUA MEETING will be held as ItfANDAY, sr fd of May. • •• It is es _tasted that the Coachmen may be ordered constantly toast down wilt their hones' heads towards Piccadilly, and take up swath qedbis-etreet. millions, eight thousand, Iron Stone, at four thooland anti of Furnace Coal, at 12,? millions and ten thousand Price 2s. will supply six blast furnaces or. one _ stone, at 3 tons and 5 cwt. to each ton of iron ; and with coal for one hundred and fifty-four years, at 6 tons 5 cwt. to each ton of iron. " The main level is already driven 1440 yards. and has cost seven thousand pounds, and with other monies expended in the Erection of enginra, furnaces, cottages, buildings, and other works, amounts to 21,6841. lita. fid. ; the particulars of which I have pro. cured, and annex to this my Report. 1 must here observe, that the levels will require to be extended, both main and cross, with an en. gine to recover what the level will not. " I also send you an estimated price which I consider a ton of melting iron may be tnade at, including expenses, royalty, &e.. and which amounts, with every possible charge, to 51. 7s. 10d. per ton. 'the average price for which melting iron has been sold at. for the last fourteen years, is 61.45. sd. per ton ; but now the price obtained foe the iron of these mines is from 101. to 101. 10s. per ton." So that, acconling to the Report of Mr. Cooper, when six fur. naces only are in lull work, each furnace making thirty torts per week, will yield per week a profit of 150/. or 7,80e1. per annum ; even at the average price of Iron fur the last fourteen years, and to which it is not supposed it will again decline; burat the present rate the profit per week, taking the average low price at 91. 7s. 10d. per ton, will be 7201. and 37,000/. per annum on only six furnaces. Before, however, this profit of Thirty-seven Thousand Pounds per annual can be be realised, an outlay must be made of from 20,0001. to 30,0001. .51r. Cooper then proceeds as follows:_ " This is in addition to what may be produced from the sale of Coals at tie colliery. looking to what the Coal now costs it getting, which averages 3s. 3d; with general expenses 9d., royalty 80., will be is. Bed. ; the average selling pricewitt Coed Talton is to. , sod which produces a profit of End. per ton. Now, as I cal. culate each acre contains 14,278 tons, and which, on 716 acres, will be ten millions two hundred and twenty-three thousand and forty. eight tons, and which, at a profit of 34:1. per ten, will be 149,0861 2s. 4d. in the whole. This, if divided by any given number of years, will, of course, supply the profit per annum, according to the cumber of years by which it is divided." 51r. Cooper then proceeds in his Report to say, " Iron, which 1 have calculated at 6/. 4a. 5d., is now selling at 91. 103., 101. and 101. lee. per ton ; and, should the railways be carried on to a great extent through the kingdom, it no doubt will continue for a length of time at high prices. A new turnpike road is now cut through th," estate, which will be of essential service to it, and an Act for m o t or from the works at Coed Tilton to Flint will be applied for t hi s be s .,wion (all the necessary plans and notices having been made and given, end which, if carried into effect, will reduce the car. rise to Flint v:try much." Thus terminates the Report of Mr. Cooper, which is highly en. couraging and satisfactory. (In the works there are now six steam engines ; forty shafts ore sunk ; upwards of two hundred labourers are at work on the a is ti rlishment ; and the concern is already, though in its infancy, I.6lturt and productive. For the purchase, itional erections, and capital to w ent t h ese mines, 100,000/. will only be required : and which will carry into effect the full work of six furnaces. As to the Iron itself, the quality is eNcellent • since, in addition to the specimens which may be inspected at the Offices of the Company, several testimonials have been produced from parties of the first consideration and respectability in the Iron Trade, and which give orders to a considerable amount. One house in /Ilan ch,ster would itself take the whole of the Iron which might be made Under these circumstance', the Directors of this Company cer tainly anticipate that they shall be able to make regular periodical dividends, of a considerable amount; ani4 as th.: revenue is im mediate and real, they have no doubt but that the first dividend may be made in July neat. But this Company is formed, secondly (in addition to the works already mentioned, and which will at once secure a handsome re muncration to all who are connected with the Company) for the purpose of working other Iron and Coal Mines in North Wales. The Directors have already received from Alessrs. Jones's, and from two other individuals, tenders of works apparently eligible; but which will of course, be submitted to the meat deliberate and careful survey and calculation, before any further purchase be made. The Directors have also the pleasure to state, that, in Mr. T. Jories,of Pies Orono, who has accepted the appointment of Mine Superintendent, they have met with a Oentlemsn of such high honour, integrity, and respectability (in addition to his local know ledge of the works), that they . feel fully confident, not only that all the affairs of the Company in Wales will be conducted with zeal, prudence, and honour, but that he will devote his mind and talents to all those improvements of the works of the Company, which will, it is hoped, raise it to that desirable elevation and respectability which it can indeed scarcely fail to obtain. In conclusion, it should be observed, that no Act of Parliament is necessary to establish this Company ; but that all its concerns will be managed under a Deed of Settlement. which will be im mediately prepared for execution by the Shareholders. The Directors will immediately proceed to allot the Shares, and will forward the necessary reilies to the very numerous applications which have been made. London, 36, New limad-street, JOAN LAWFORD, January, N. 18225. Secretary. kIA This day is published, in demy Aro. price ss. boards, embellished with a Portrait of the Author, p oEms on various SUBJECTS, chiefly Theatrical, with a LIFE of the AUTHOR. By RALLIASI THEW. Sold by Cbapple, Pall-troll; sod Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row. _.,nsteg . , dam ; Otter, Frampton. from Malaga ; Vrieridschap, Oak*, from Antwerp ; Ann. ‘Cation. from Smyrna: •Slercimm, iVilsors 1 , 9 ' from Hamburgh ; and herald Shaw, fronaldelfast. EN TINED OUT NARDS.--CoMmerce, foamier, for- Cskrig ; Sarah, Coppenew, for Vera Cruz, Alvarado. and Tampico ;Th .• " Crisp, for Lisbon ; Charles, Guilbcrt, for Havre; Porto. ! i Jacobs, for Antwerp ; King George, Pay, for . Calais; Loy .ir ... Briton, Headley, for Alexandria ; segar, re, L far Jarnai Ward, Hare, for Sr. John's, New Brunswick rrwaia And., Sell , for Antwerp ; Ark, Rayner, for Berbice ; Belle AlSancl.. Wale man, for Antwerp and Brussels; Marshal Blucher, Ithke, foi Rotterdam ; Hottentot, Sinclair, fur Vera Cru7, Alvt:,,e,r, and 3locambo r• Edward Protheroe, Propert, Lot' Diogh;..ln nr I Pun dalk ; Pero, Rutter, fur Tenerifli, Isle of France, and ( : y 10114. and Barbados Planter, Redman, for Mag. sad Barbadcws. -.; - CLEANED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT fell AVEIAIN F:...,-.1 I isdee, Pitt, for Naples ; Naples Packet. Walsh, to' Niples : Choice, Wheatley, for Cape !leftism and St. Domingo ; and lio , c11•, Evans. for Madras and Singapore. *- CLE•RIN4.I Ol; T W•IlDs. Henry William. AVOTIS, for Malta and Odessa ; end Flying Fis h, Smith, from lktcr.oL ___.......—. *. FROM LLOYD'S US?. . 4 s' - FALMOUTH, Jaw. Rd.—Arrived his MAlcsty's.,ihlirJasFel, * from a cruise ; and the Unicorn packet, Roach, from Cork. • PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 27.—Arrived his Majesty's ship illartin, from the Mediterranean ; the Hon. Company's ship Bridgewater, Manderson, from the Downs, for India ; the Bee, ),'Whert. from ditto, for Smyrna ; and the Walworth Castle, Walk or, front Henke.. burgh, for Mexico. I' 1)0V Eft. j M r. !7 .— The Theodore, Ilemtant on, from Ham -9 burgh for Cadiz and Malaga, has put in bore wiJ. consideratle da• triage, bring been mu foul of. trx•r., J•lf. !I.—Arrived the London, Po rrie, from Verre• ran ; also, from the River, the Hon. Colflpar.y's ship Waterlor.. Alsager, for China, and remain. Go Aver:sin, Jaw. !I.—Arrived the York, Talbot, 'from Madras ; Wellington, French, from Jersey ; Cyrus, .lieswick, from Bahia; Penelope, Christie, front Alexandriew Neptune. Stranark, from Dunkirk ; Krouos , Lindt, emu Ant;ofp ;. Hen stalling, Smith, from ditto ; and Three SW. Bow, from Am sterdam. Sailed the Skelton, Carlile, for Ne• ers 4 Orleans ; George Canning, Cielland, for Barbadoes ; Louisa, All er, for Gibraltar t Ant, Lshelly, for Hamburgh ; and City of London, Nicfmll, for Rouen. The at. lion. the Earl of Oleo gall The Right Hon. the Lord Vis count Lismore. DIRETONS. The Right Hon. Earl of GLENGALL. Chairman. L ea. ley Alexander, Esq. John Doherty, Esq. M.P. Th eta , as Bainbridge, F.sq. John Easthope , Esq. The Re . Hn.Col. Bagwell, M.P. Rt.Hn.R. Fitzgibbon, M.P. Thaeual :larnewall. Esq. H. Holdsworth Hunt, Esq. J. H. Brao.'"w• E'q. W. M. Moberly, Esq. M.P. Sir l'l area 31. P. Richard Martin, Esq. M.P. T. liariland Rik rkei Esq. Horace Seymour, Esq. ALP. %V. Christmas. BO % • Colonel Trench. M.P. 1 1 : E. J. Collet, Esq.•r• Richard IVellesley, Esq. M.P. J. 11. AI. Dawson, Es M.P. Th at J ames Eh ara , M.R.I.A. be appointed Engineer; and R. M. Hollingworth, Esq. Assistant Engineer to the Company ; and that they be instructed te complete the survey of the line of Railway front IVatefort:... to Limerick, commen by the former in the year 1P22, and now progress by the latter. That W. H. Hyett, Esq. be Sect% •ary to the Company. That W. Andrews and J. C. Estes. he Joint Solicitors to the Company. That applications for Shares be made in London until the 12th of February next, by letter, post paid, addrussal to the Secretary, at 3. Walbrook.buildings. That a portion of the hares be reserved for Irei.'ndt and that an extended time be granted for applications for that C 6 'Wry (Signet') OLENGALL, ebairmell• J. 11. Massey Dawson, Esq having taken the Chair; It was resolved, That the thanks of the Meeting be preseited to the Earl of (Bengali for the important services he has rendered to the undertaking. Just published, iu one vol. 18mo. price 3*. M. bound, A HENRIADE. Poona par VOLTAIRE. I A Published by Dolan and Co. Foreign Booksellers, 37, Soho square ; Geo. 11. 11 hittaker, Ave 31aria-lane ; T. Boosey and Sons, Broad-street, Royal Exchange; J. 3lawman, Ludgate-hill ; Simpkin and 31arshall, Stationere-court ; J. Souter, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Loagtusn and Co. Paternoster-row. 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PLAIN TRUTHS; or, a Speech which may be de livered in the approaching Session by any Member who likes it, on a Motion for going into a Committee of the whole Ilous upon the State of Ireland. Atcreor torts u &p lot A 6 1 1)1A10l, 9111214111 bgt,7oVf• Translated for the benefit of the Country Gentlemen " It is shameful, Gentlemen, that we should humbug of simmers." London: Printed for John and 11. L. Hunt, Taristock.street. WEST INDIES. —„ - This day is published, in demy Bro. price Is. Sd. A VIEW of SLAVERY in CONNEXION with CIIRI9TIANITY ; being the Substance of a Discourse - delivered in the Wesleyan Chapel, Stoney-hill, Jamaica, on the 19th of September, 1824. By ROBERT YOUNG, Wesleyan Missionary. With an Appendix, containing the Resolutions of the 3lissionaries in that Connexion, at a General Meeting held in Kingston on the 6th September, 1823. London : published by Smith, Elder, and Co. CZi. Cornhill. rAItWOUTR, JAN. 26.—Tha Rodolph Cbristours ccalc into , harbour to be inspected. ADEIDEICII, Jam. 2‘...—The Dalasals r Foott, bound to Lon don, went or shore about four miles north el . this place., on the morning of the 18th instant, during a heavy, Antic fmm the S. or S.S.E. The mate was washed overboard, tut tit: muter and rest of the crew were saved, through the active an..; intrepid exertions of Lieutenant Randall aid the crew, on the ?receptive Service, un der his command, by means ofeaptaia 1 1 '.anbfa apparatus. Tile cargo (grain) has been discharged, and dn. vesseltena brought _round. here yesterday, apparently with cocsid e r a bl e danasze ih her bottom. TIAN KERVI LLE COLLECTION.—This matchless COLLECTION of SHELLS will be OPENED for Pub lic Invi,:tion on WEDNESDAY, February 2, 188 2 5, at O. D. sirrEßßY's, 156, Regent street, and will continue Open every Dlemlay, Wednesday, and Friday during the season. A Price Catalogue will be kept in the room ; and after the Ist of April, Amateurs and Collectors may, upon payment of the price, , nave any of the principal Shells retained for them : these cannot e delivered till the end of the season, but duplicate specimens may be had as soon as purchased. A Cataiortr,arranged according to the Larnarckian Conchological Frstem,will be published, accompanied by an A ppendix, containing descriptions of many species hitherto undescribed, and illustrated nth several coloured plates of some of the most rare and interesting Shells. Price of the Catalogue and Appendix together, 11. Is. ; std the purchasers will have free admission to view the Collection .3irtng the season. Copies of the Catalogue, without the Illitstra tms, may also be had, price 2s. 6.1., entitling the purchaser to one unission. N. B. The Plates will be a specimen of the style in which those d Messrs. Sowerby's " Species Conchyliarum," will be executed. Parts I. and 11., in Sto., price As. each, to be continued Monthly, and completed in 12 Parts, A UNIVERSAL HISTORICAL DICTIONARY; or, Explanation of the Names of Persons and Places in the Departments of Biblical, Political, and Ecclesiastical History. Mythology, Heraldry, Biography, Bibliography, Geography, and Numismatics. By GEORGE CRABB, A.M. • Author of " A Universal Technological Dictionary," and of " English Synonymes Explained." The flattering reception which the " Technological Dietimutry" has met with, has encouraged the author to bring forward, without delay, a historical work on a similar plan, which will be an egnally useful companion to the general reader : its object being to furnish such information as the immediate occasion may require. This work will comprise, in two quarto volumes, a greater variety of ar, tides than anything of the kind which has ever been published ku any language ; and, under the general name of an Historical iriric tionary, will comprehend everything that is connected with, or can serve to illustrate, general history. In order to give every possible degree of completenese to a work of this magnitude and importance, the publishers hare spared no expente in procuring, for the plates, the best copies of portraits of illustrious persona, who have attained to the highest e.egree of mil nence or celebrity ; and in order to facilitate the rtierence to par ticular subjects, distinct plates are assigned to i iersons according to their rank or character, as Emperors, Kings, Prince', States men. &c. CIRICIWOCK, JAN. here on Sunday, the Warrior. ~!'Vicar, from St. John's, 1 47 ..11.;„ sailed thence on the 22d ult. i,„ company with the Androm ads, Prier, for Clyde ; Grecian, A lia;., for Ilemerara. Left loati:mg for Clyde, the Hugh Johnson, Dnswa, to sail in about three weeks • Wallace, Wallace, for Jamaica, to sail in two days. 'the Protector, Lady Douglas, Sir Howent Douglas, Pomona., cad Jane, were loading for a market, and would sail in about &Month. ROTTE/tAil, JAW. 25.—The Auraea, Nanning, bound to Batavia, grounded on the south part of the North I'umpus Bank, in pre - :Telling to sea, but was got elf by the assistance at the boats frtra Helvoetsluys, and is now lying in Goree Roads. The' Mag. ?alene, Breadbaring, beat oft' her rudder in going Irma Ilrielle, and was brought into Helvoet Roads by a fishing-boat, with Inat,,of an. chola and cables. The Industry, nuking, from hence to Batavia, having struck very heavy in proceeding to sea, beat off ha rudder. became leaky, and hr put back to repair. Pasts, law. 23.-1 he Amazon, Le Wand, arrived at the 7th instant, in let. AS. long. 16, felt in said) the Indy/Ty, Hume, from Mogedore for London, in distress. and tutL oat the crew and she soon afterwards sunk. Put LADELPIIIA, DEC. 61.--The Live Oak, iluill,from Oihrsl tar to Havannah, was wrecked about theist instant, near Harbour Island : the crew and cargo saved, and carried to Nassau. Sr. N.E.—The Eagle, Wardell, which took fire here, has been kauled to the wharf. The extent of the dimage.is not yet aaceetained ; the sails and rigging reported to be uninjured. ":41 '4 If • r The Margareta Dororliza, from Yarmouth to Os:end, was totally lost previous to the 20th ult. 1 VESSELS SPOKEN WITIL—The Hugh Crawford. Larrdott, from London to New South IVnles,on the 19th ult., all weld hLut N.W. winds since she cleared the C'hanncl. The Iliac iv, Dixon. from London to New South IVales, Nov. 27, Mt miLs Werrof • the Cape of Good !lope. MAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE, STRAND. GREAT ROOMS, SPRING GARDENS. ARSH A L '8 ORIGINAL NEW PERISTRE .OI. PHIC PANORAMA, illustrative of all the interesting Events that occurred to Bonaparte, from his defeat at Waterloo till Death ; displaying twelve views of St. Helena, Battles of Ge ppe, Trafalgar, &c. painted on 16,00 square feet of canvas, die figures the size of life, and the ships of war on the largest pos sible scale, accompanied by a it& military band, producing a com pete sensation of reality. ORDER OF THE SUBJECTS. BATTTLE OF TRAFALGAIL—The British and combined Fketsdrawn up in Order of Battle-2. The quarter-deck of the ship Victory at the moment Lord Nelson fell-3. The French ship Redoubtable on fire; the crew escaping from her in every direction • continuation of the Battle, &c.-4. The final Victory ; the Briti sh Boats saving the Enemy from the Wrecks of their ves sels. Tnt NAPOLEON PANOR•If• R 22222 ENTS-5. The Bat t'; of Genappe, and taking of Bosaparte's carriage-6. Bonaparte's Sumender; the Bellerophon in Plymouth Sound, surrounded by lanufnerable Barges and Boats filled with Spectators-_7. The ex terior of the Island of St. Helena ; the Northumberland's Boats conveying the Ex-Emperor and Suite to the solitary, wild, and i titillated Rock-8. The interior elf St. Helena; Plantation House, the Residence of the Governor ; Sir Hudson Lowe and Staff in the foreground—V. Another picturesque View of the interior of St. Helena, Fairy Land. Lot's Wife, Bte.-10. Longwood House, the late residence of Bonaparte, situated 2,008 feet above the level of the see-11 and 12. Bonaparte's Funeral Procession.—The specta. ' tor can thus trace that Arbiter of Nations to his silent tomb. Day Exhibitions to commence at 12, 1,2, 3, and 4 o'clock.— limning Exhibitions, illuminated with gas, at 7 and Half-past tl o'clock. Bouts Is. Children Is.—Gallery Is.—Book Sd. SELLING OFF, at 32, Oxford street, opposite Dran street. Soho.—The Proprietor, who is about to retire, wishing tattiest off his Stock, previous to leaving town, has marked every article full twenty per cent. lower than it can possibly be manufac- I tured fur. The following List of Prices is particularly worthy the notice of the Public, and more elpeelaily of large purchasers :—OR( S DE N.IPLES, 3s. to Is. 6d.; Levantine., very rich, 3.. 3d. to 4a. ; iiisick and coloured sarcenets, 2s. 3d. to 3s. 6d. ; satins in every shade, from Ts. 2d. to 3s. 6d. ; Norwich crapes, Is. to Is. ed. ; boinbasines, of the finest quality, Is. Id. ; Italian nets, Is. 2d. to Is. lid. ; a ten thousand pounds' stock of pillow and bobbin lace, lace veils, scarfs, handkerchiefs, caps, &c. ; pelisse cloths, stuffs, cloakings, Irish linens, lawns, long cloths, calicoes, muslin., with every article in haberdashery, hosiery, gloves, &c. The whole of the above Stock must be disposed of within one month, and no reasonable price will be refused for any thing. The Lease and Fixtures to be sold. Pt )R IMPROVING THE GROWTH OF HAIR. 11 FOX, Hair Cutter to his Royal Highness Prince 141 • Leopold of Baxc Coburg, begs leave to recommend to Ladies :tad Gentlemen, with a confidence resulting from a long trial of its excellence. his VEGETABLE CREAM, as the most elegant and efficacious article now in use, for imparting a delicate witness seditious to the hair, which it strengthens and preserves. Its sur.' prising property of restoring Hair on bald places, preventing the falling off after fevers, sea bathing. travelling, and other causes, as well as preserving the colour and curl, infallibly renders it desirable to the fashionable world. A single trial will establish its superio rfty over oils, or any other article ever made use of for the Ham. Said by the sole Proprietor, at his Ornamental Hair and Per. rogue Manufactory, No. 446, Strand, opposite Villiers-street, and by most respectable Perfumers in Town and Country, in bottles, is. 6d. and 7s. each, or seven bottles 3s. fid. N.B. All ether are counterfeits. ~. .~ _,AiEMOk ..~ T HE BRITISH PAVING, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY. Capital A 2,000,000. Without presuming to question the honourable intentions or just views of the persons uudcr whose Influences, large portion of the Capital of the Country has been embarked In foreign specula tions, doubtful in their nature ' and the returns to be derived from 'whit* munot be estimated, it is itot toe much to assume, that the interests of the kingdom, and the true principles of national wealth are best consulted by an appropriation of its surplus Capital to objects of internal improvement. By such an application of Capital, the best arts of peace are encouraged, an impulse is given to the industry of the Country, and the real wealth of the Nation is a ted. u lmidst the numerous plans submitted to public consideration, few combine the advantages of national improvement and comfort with individual security and profit: and it is to be lamented that in a country like England, win& can boast of unexampled weeltb, its national dignity should be diminished, by a wan of attention to works of general utility and coavenience. The defective state of the Paving of the Kingdom, particularly of the metropolis, the inadequacy of the Capitals of individuals to engage in works of a public and extensive nature, and the conse qeent breaches in the performance of their contracts, together with the admitted imperfection of the systems generally acted on, have long been subjects of complaint and regret; at the same time it is well known, by persons conversant with this branch of trade, that the profits realized by the contractors, far exceed the fair return they ought to derive from the employment of their time and capital. The regulated prices published by the different Building Arti ficers' Companies, together with those which are promulgated under the terms of " Measure and Value," and in the various publics. dons entitled" Builders' Price Books." are at present se high, and the uncertainty of the ultimate coo of Building so great, that many individuals are deterred from making those improvements on their property which would otherwise be eagerly adopted. These subjects, as well as the defective state of the Building Acts, and the investment of money in Building Ground, with a view to the general improvement of the architectural embellish ments of the country, have long occupied the attention of the Proposers of this measure. Their chief object has been the general improvement of the Paving and Building of the Kingdom, com bined, as it is collaterally connected, with a judicious and profitable investment of Capital to aid those purposes. To accomplish these objects, THE BRITISH PAVING, BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, has been formed, and its operations will extend to the execution of every species of Building and Paving, including every description of Public Works, by contract, tinder the immediate superintendence of Engineers. Architects, and Surveyors of eminence, in all parts of the kingdom, on terms highly beneficial to the public. Arrangements have already been made, by which the Company will have the benefit of working'sonse extensive Quarries of Granite, Flag, Free, and other Stone, onTerms calculated to insure a highly profitable return to the Shareholders. The creation of Ground Rents, and improved Rents, by the purchase of and the &Meting and leasing of Land calculated for Building Ground, will form a leading feature in the operations of the Company, and will be fraught wilt peculiar advantages to the Proprietary at large. It is also proposed to make advances on the deposit of Leases. Title Deeds, and other Securities, for such periods as may be found beneficial, and to purchase such Properties, either reversionary, contingent, or otherwise, as shall offer a profitable return, by which means the Company will be able to afford unequalled facilities to individuals to promote the execution of public and private works, and thereby to secure to the Proprietary all the benefits of a Society for the investment of Capital, in addition to the other advantages attendant on its transactions. The Investments of the Company will be strictly confined to such as ensure an immediate and profitable return, the Directors pre cluding themselves from engaging in any t ra nsaction bearing the remotest appearance of hazawl or uncertainty. In the execution of their Paving Contracts, the Directors of this Company do not contemplate any interference with the Superin tending Authority of the Commissioners and Committees appointed by the different Parishes; but rather design to co-operate with them for the purpose of carrying more fully into effect their powers and intentions, at a lower rate, an extended Credit , a nd upon improved principles ; and it is intended in all cases to employ the poor of the several parishes, where their labour can be made available. The Affairs of the Company are under the Management of a Committee of Directors, assisted by the Engineers, Architects, Sur veyors, and other Officers of the Institution; and all Engagements on behalf of the Company will be entered into in the names of the Directors, they having recourse against the Funds of the Company only, so that no Shareholders can be called upon to pay more than the Amount of the Share or Shares held by him or her re spectively. The Capital of the Company is 2,000,000 f. divided into 20,000 Shares of 1001. each, to be called for as the Directors shall find advances necessary to forward the objects of the Company, of each of which Calls one month's notice will be given. A Deposit of 2/. on each Share is to be paid to the Bankers of the Compatiy, to the Account of the Directors, immediately after the Distribution of the Shares. Applications for Shares to be made, by letters post-paid, ad dressed to " The British Paving, Building, and Investment Com- Rany ;" at the Banking-houses of Messrs. Fuller and Co., Corn ill ; Messrs-Ransom and Co., Pall-mall East; at the Ogees of Samuel Burley, Esq. Architect, 4, Carlton Chambers ; William Andrews Esq. Solicitor, 20, Great Winchester-street; or James Clift, EA. Solicitor. 13, Holborn-court, Gray's lan, Joint Soli citors to the Company. arr~ THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a ee cond division of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur. ride, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harnose, with every descrip. don of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed ding, Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, &c. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, dtc. 'Ste. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderate price. The whole of the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but one Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will be. made under any circumstances. N.Il.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and Licensed Ship% aad Morning Papers, are constantly kept. SUPERIOR SEIDLITZ HESE Powders produce, when used as directed, 1 Water, exactly of the same quality as that found at the celebrated Seidlitz Spring. The Water impregnated with them becomes, in an instant, sparkling and effervescent, and forms an alterative Saline Aperient, as pleasant as Soda Water They remain unimpaired by time or climate. Prepared and sold hy the Proprietors, Messrs. G. MARSHALL and Co. Chemists, Brewer-street, Golden-square, in Boxes, da. 6d each, and in !fettles at 225. duty included. N.B.—The Public are cautioned against imitations, and are re quested to observe thewords, "Prepared by 0. Marshall and Co." will be printed upon every Label, with each box and bottle ; all other Preparations, under the same name, advertised for mating the Seidlits 11 , 'ater, are ir k urious. - To be had as above : The Oxygenated Soda Powders lavender Irate( Cheltenham Salts in crystals Ditto, Perfumed Ditto ditto, in of Ditto, 6fille Fleur Finest Calcined Magnesia Vegetable Extract Pectoral Cough Drops Esprits—various Aromatic Vinegar Eau de Cologne Lavender Vinegar ' Arquebuoade IVater Camphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, Ott. And every genuine Drug and 3 edicine, of the finest quality, for home and for exportation. Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely 6ttcd for every Climate. N.B. All other advertised Preparations for making the Soda and Seidlits Waters, under the above names, are spurious. ••• Merchants, &c. supplied on liberal twos. The Universal Historical Dictionary will be printed uniformly with the Technological, in two quarto volumes, and will be em bellished and illustrated by about 40 copper-plates, containing nearly 000 portraits; and by a vast number of wood-cuts from me dals, coins, &c. The impressions from the copper-plates will not, at any time, exceed the actual number of subscribers, so that the earliest pur chasers will insure the best impressions. To the subscribers to the Technological Dictionary, the pub lishers need not make any profession on the score of punctuality the exactitude with which every promise with regard to that work wu kept, rendering it unnecessary : they trust that their present pledges, as far at human power can erect it, will be redeemed with equal good faith. London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. 't o * The UNIVERSAL TECIINOLOGIt'A I. DICTION ARY may be had complete, in two large volumes 4t0., illustrated with 60 plates, and upwards of 500 Diagrams, price 51. Os. hoards ; or, for the convenience of purchasers, it may be taken in 3lontilly Parts, with the New Work. THE NEW REVIEW. ._ ~- -.-~~ I E RS. -- .5 ... _ MBE MONTHLYeIiITICAL GAZETTE, con taining above Sixty English Books, published in December, and several Foreign Works of importance, will be published on Monday next, at Two Shillings. The Eight former Numbers, containing above Fire Hundred New Works, may also be had of !Sherwood and Co., and of all the Booksellers, at 2s. each. Published Monthly, by J. M. Richardson, 2s, Con:hill, Price 3s. ed. per Month, BUCKINGHAM'S ORIENTAL lIERALD, and JOURNAL of GENERAL LITERATURE. No. XIV. of this Work, for FEBRUARY, 1025, contains the following Original Articles :—Brilliant Results of Free Trade and Just Laws in the Settlement of Singapore—Essays on the Distin guishing (Tharacteristies of the Governments of Asia: No. 10, Modem Egypt and the Manielukes—Transactions of the Royal Asiatic Society of London—The Bench, the Bar, and the Press, at Boinbay—On the Multiplication of Books—damn De Saey on the New Translations of the Scriptures into the Languages ut the' ' East—Attempted Commercial Intercourse with Cochin-China— Original Letters in the British Museum—M. Sismondi on the Colonization of India—Suggestion of Bishop Berkeley on the Admission of Catholics to Protestant Universities—lllegal Pro. ceedings of the Magistracy at Bombay—Notice of a Volume of " Sonnets and other Poems, by D. L. Richardson," of the lion. East India Company's Seritics--Improved Rockets of Captain O Parlby, of the Bengal Artillery—On the Education of Youth for Civil ffices in India: No. S—Historical View of the Changes made by the Legislature in the East India Company's Charter— Original Poetry—Latest Intelligence, Civil. Military. and Poll. tical, ftose India and other Countries of the East—Promotions, Deaths, Shipping, Passengers, and a variety of other Miscellane ous Information connected with the Interests of India at home and abroad. . _ - Three Volumes of this Work are now complete. with Tides, Indexes, &c., and may be had by those desirous of possessing it from the commencement. Upwards of 1,000 copies of this Publication hue been ordered to be sent monthly to India alone; and the circulation in England and on the Continent of Europe has been steadily increasing, from its dist appearance up to the patent period. ~~' SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING APPOINTMENT. The Earl of Derby's stag hounds will meet this day at Wick ham. INSOI. I ENT DEBTORS. WITITIONS TO DE liz•no AT Tltt COVIET. II POET VAAL -111 REZT, LINCOLN'S INN-FIELDS. 7AY. 31, AT SINE. , Allinson, Margaret, Castle-street East, Middlesex, dress-m:les.. Bennett, S. sen. Bath, auctioneer. Balmer, J. Mayfield, Sussex, victualler. Cole, D. John-street, Conr.ercial-rmul, ship.ngent. Held, S. 11. Queen-street. May-fair, Cept. 3d Ceylon mgt. Hellewell, J. kliat-lane, Walworth, slater. Hone, R. Liinehouss, greengrocer. Hunt. Anna Maria, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square. dress maker. Kolbe, J. H. Martsfield-place, Kentish Town, tailor. Monument, C. Turnmin-street, gingerbread-baker. Parrish, J. Tmwbridge,Rehire, dyer. Piercey, C. W. Swan.street, Kent-road, rustir.er. Plummer. H. S. R. Camden-row, Bethnal-green, coal-tlesler. Prebble, R. ‘l'oolwich, victualler. Reynolds, E. I►. Union-street, Soutliwcrk, bee-keeper. Stirrer Theatre. Whitworth, 11. Sowerby, Yorkshire, cloth-manufacture•. swap tiiam T ee t e : t : (iidonEre N dfi i riho w iTnli tt ioonwfgn o t.b e isde,m‘l l in : cek l er T uy ti l.tyli lt p A tjarou i rnice u pr a ns E l, f w er ic t ri rars r m a is f . fished this day, by Mr. E. D. PouedelLitreigE:lBNPteiri.;i—tur‘Nryi:l:3:l4l,3"tig:.!.it:... Covent-garden, and sold by all respectable Bookatllen awl News men, contains, among many of interesting article s —lst. A Character of the Lora Chancellor; 2d. The Elgin Maraca : (No. I), Iris with a Drawing; 3d. Literary Chit-chat ; 4th. The Life of a Tar, Na. 1; Mb. Periodicals, the Unirtrial Review and the Orieetal Herald; 6th. Rondo, by Beranger. with a tranalatirat; 7th. Reception of Kean, and the Howl sung; Bth. Proposed University at York; 9th. Bellamy's Coftee-hoose; 10th. II fn 009- venation; 11th. On Ireland; 12th. Promtnade to Pall-mall; 13th. Commercial Bubbles; 14th. Artromesval Phenomena h e wext week; 13th. Poetry; 16th. Aa "At flame," a " yeaposor.. and a "Conversasionr"—(the second and third in Fronds and A hal pp ian eali wi t th )ibd tra in n:lat T io. ai :)---fa s : c taar . :rog yie the ws fas of rau f ba .w. b d le on. chit-drat Ivade ot .3 she week at London. Paris. and Rome; 17tb.R , :views of KOwle is Poems, &c. 6:c. &c. ~~ 1 ~ r;•4 . 4 1 A '