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At the Auction Mart, near the Hank of England, on TUESDAY . TcESDAY. cur,} $. graved Portrait of the Author. i NEXT. the 37th Instant, at Twelve. The Cup Stables of E ty Sovereigns; with Twenty added. Printed fee J. MSWIIII4II, Ltapte.street. riCHE ABSOLUTE REVERSION to ONE THIRD ' wo Mile Haats. 1. PART of 13,331 W. 136.9 d. Thee per Cent. Camels, (kraal Mr. Wilooo's b. m. I s. ; 4 yrs • . - -I I Tills 441 is 11.1 " hed • in "" volume 8 ""r" itin ' in • "" hl / 4 by Will, and staoding in the name% of respectable Trustees, certain' Col. Wilson's hi. In. by un per, 4 yrs - - -2 2 LYE ON'S PI LGRIMAGE TO J RUSALEM. Ato be received on the - dcoate or meatisse of a Lady, In the 67th Lewd Mown-les b. a Padilla, 3 yes . . -3 3 Al plants of Judaism in the Canary which preceded the I y ear o f her age . 'The Gentlemen's Puree ant. for al ago- Heats abate Two Admit of our Saviour. Printed perticulan may be bad at the Mart; and of Winstanky 3111 es. Thaiated from the Osman of F. STRAUSS. with Nam and and Sons, Patetooster.row. Mr. T. h Gooeh's cii. f. by quiz . - - -1 I Illsseratiose„ by the Timoslator. -- ----- -- --- -- - - - --- - • ---- -- Robinson's hr. no Appertain - - 2 2 . . . . .Printed for J. Mono" Ludelateareet. • ENGRAVING AND PRITTING IN GENERAL. Mr WEDNESDAY. SECOVERED TREATISE OF CICERO. WILLIAM ALEXANDER, ENGRAVER and The town Plate of /illy Sovereigns. for an ages- Recently published, in Bro. prke IN. in boards, Y Y PRINTER to their Royal Highnesses Oho Make of Yirk as , larg eon r a b. ot , h a wk. g yrs • . '• I I CICERO DE REPUBLICA e calico Vatican dip. and fiat Duchies et Clarence, bop have must esoiony to ream Ce r ol. Wileta's bk me. by Juniper. 4 yrs • - • 3;dr' crimit Angelus Maio, Bibliotheca Vatican GOMM big -afinteldadirnal dis tAt i eLhe Naha_ ~Y. Dear and tbe Match for Eifty.Soverapos. ".Bkiee the resooration always, neither accident mese& Penile hilienatal. fee Shia . _._ ranonageand p ublic Fa. has rot with a more 'aloha* relic of ancient elossetee, them the Clam:ll4 maim= bi ) WOE his maxival to airport tb.:64e34•bylnQuii.f's bat . li g • ood APl m gmes. i tinn! 4 Pi- bust bir. T. L 4191 0 e. 1 Patine copy of this dissourse."-" We hare obtained a consider. No. 30, STAAB TAM. .he lisliei. be d t au Wgiffyll -............- able augmentation of the rich treasures of gnaw sad wisdom be. a eon. . annum , of that atiltrett b e bpS eueleY *ea tae honour of te• • NOTTINGHAM. quest to es by Cicero ; bin trot vindication if the eternal miving from them •'' ....-. oat 'of truth and justice : an additional specie= of that • I, 4liiehiell_______,lritlite 14 " 114 22 1 1: AY b e d' 14a1 „.,, e R ' 4.41 • 41 " 9 ........" az c one DAY. • ' and splendid laoguage, which is of itself a nom of pats . *Ii'llPIP"""' _ _ "" n_______ lll 9 .2 . ". 431 = e r"../ The Sherwood States a 23as. each, tat 3yn old. delight, and a pro ud triumph for gate led rendition. In a wadi, der .. ._ .ininomor on. b i t ___..,,_ . .own siongusoi. 114 YI, 1 lill.: H r . tk a gn anan ie s , Ti m Bads,. bar go w_wy n n a s e gm al iik, velum moored two Mouthed pages of Cicsma-Monthly Rat.. Do "we befeteattr ere is Fame" I° 441414 .wn" l ' h dont ""' sad Mr J. flysg's gii.e. Amadis.-11 to 4on the winner. April, 102‘ , =tip Irith_ . their, epesmands, -., . • wini mi , • the . 'les M i Stakes of Mge. etch. 1 . . fecal for J. Itawrium Ltedeopareat , at:intion sea .: it . ~.„ .-. Oll am .1 - . ~ - .4.4.... ~. l, L flontaised. in Ara hots, beat IMIK, • D - WIDITNEFWWEirinPirWMV I ZIP .-'- - --- '-- •-••- -- - - ': 774 ' ' '' -r- ' '"•'• . .." , • . , • ENGLA . Fee-ohnilles, Tzadesurenes Can* Bilk of Pamela, elcor. The Cool! Maltbers' Plate of W. Latelrpnbilahed, in eight vas. Om lass 4/. 10s-in boards , new, 'Plaiting Tictets,Conip/boent Cards, CND of Amos, Cum, Mr; Houldsworth'il O. f. Mist Maltby, in two heats, beat Lad AIIIBTORY OP ItNOLAND from the first Inver-and Ciphers. . Aimea's be. f. Cheshire lass.--3 es lea the Maim' POO bt the Romans, to the Aou;sion'of James I. Door Plata made to Sin, end engnved. —. 0 00,-- • • By JOHN LINOARD, D.D. - Anna found and Painted on Vellum, or sword on State, YORK AUGUST MEETING, 1024. Second Edition. Steel, Silva, Ivory. Le.• . -- Thine are few emintrles In which the truth of history has sof. Compliment Contain gresavariety. NOMINATIONS. lend more than in England, from the Indolence with which almost Letterpress Printing of every description enemata anthe short. mostows. • man one of our modern historians has taken the bun of Ms oar- eat make. A flaimpetakes of Dep. meth Is. ft. dime yaw ad eats, est Mb.; wive from his redeemer.: A better spirit has, indeed, lately W. A [Answer' has lately pultliabed "TbsEIGHT BEATI- Mo, Set. Mb. Last mile and a Half. dawn itself,* y in the week of Mr. Lingard."-Edin. TUDEN," dedicated by pandsaioit to her Revd Iliodutees the lift. Leashasee b. e. by Sasolentko. burgh Rev iew,.., io. 13. p. 4112. pve ral Duchess °Morena., sad undo the Patronage of the Royal Family, Lord Mitalkom's hl. k b_y Smolensk°. • Historians, in, , borrow implicitly from each other. handsomely blond, peke Its.; or_lO tee Sheets, at Is. each. Mr. Hooldamarth's he. e. Elephant, by Filho da Puts. Mt. Lingaid undire Ms duty better, and is MOTO scrupulous Aka, the " LORD'S PRAYER. price 2s. OIL j which may ---..--- h. c. Famslield, by l e da Puta. is the . perfsgsonce of it. He always has recourse to the original be had as above, and of every respectable Bookseller.. Lord Qaminaltanyts Ilk e. Know, by Smolensk°. suthorititstgatt the effect may be seen in every page of his mans- tio."-.Mnttelt Review, December, 1820. DANTZIC. LINCOLN AND IRISH ? BATHER - BED Mr. 741MIA's Ire. k Mustachio, by Whisker. "To a seat an the beach, which holds this distinguished trim- AND MATAASS WAREHOUSE. The dila year eta Subscription of lags. emelt, divided into three 'irate (Gibbon, Home, and Robertson), Dr. Lingard's History of 'lrl DIXON, No. 107, TOTTENHAM-COURT- Parses. 41. added to each by the City a York. England gives him an unquestionable tide. • Minnie *Woe- r • ROAD, iespeetfully announces to the Public, that hie L ordSubseribers- Fitawilliarn, Lord Mikan. 3fr. Wortley. 311 r. coney,' mys Mr. Gibbon, ' are the only merits whish_ao Masi- STOCK . of FEATHERS and FEATS ER,BEDS ore of the Hoiddsworth, Lord Seabee:Pugh, bad Quernsbmy. Mr. Whom, cal rite way claim to himself.' By the anleeind enameelnen 4 1 best , and at the following very yew Prices, viz :-., Mr. Pmelott, Mr. Watt, Me. Clifton, Mr. Peas, lin Lentinen. *all his readers, the Fair of each belongs to Dr . Lisped he die capital Goose Feathers, well stored Zo. 41. •.is. d. Sit E. Dochoodo. Mr. Alikea, Mr. rox Mr. Geacaigne. highest degree. Few historians have written with greater depots, an d d alan d. p a y, lb. - - S I ..11 ow i 3 •0 Praline Stakes 'Mega. each, b. ft. for' 4 yes At eats est 71b. few with as numb patient investigation and discernment, nabs pa. G oa d G ra y Q uin - - . OIHI es I 3 Elba Sit. 41b--Mb.aliswed, ice. 4 mho. baps with in put impaniality."-Botler's Readableness, hare Poultry . . - - • ••It i• 111 Mr. Watt's b. c. Aim, by Whisker. P• JO& pu c k a . . . - . op siege —b. e. 'nolo., by Tramp. Printed for J. Mangum. Ludgate-street. Ben White Goose Beds - - - S ill tet II S I Lord Fitswillion's b. f: (deed) by Carantee- ••• The Castiouatioo a this History is in a state of forwardness. um ditto ditto . - - lii Ito 4 • • • Lard Milton's b. e. (dead) by Fah° da Puts- CAROLINE AND ZELITE. Poultry ditto . - . - 1 111 •0 os3 •• b. e. (dud) by Soothsayer. This day is published. to Idiots, price ss. boards, Fleck ditto - - 015 oto 1 4 0 The NumAppktoa Stakes er.itop. each. h . A. far color Bat. Ea fillies On. last mile and • loner. fIAROLINE and ZEL IT 11. or Transatlantic Tales 9°4•1 ' •••%4• anci' Hair italuenun - ell • in ' 8 • ... . 4 Weed and Hero Hair • - - - 110 to $ 3 0 $w . Mika a br. c. Clemood, by Mho da Fink 1L.," taken from real Life.: Dedicated to Colonel David Stewart, of (loth. By ANNA WHITE SMITH. Mahara sse ßedeamods - - . 212 •Il to 3$ •• tfr. Petre's b. e. by Tramp. Test - . - - 1 _II •to I -II • r. L. Fox's ch. f. Doeblie . !kteodre, by Coons. Leaden: Palfabed by Chas. F. Cock. 114, Paternaster-talt• Half-Testa ditto . . . . I4oto 1 • • eh. C lady I" by Interpreter. 314TEORO LOGY. - Stump ditto - - - . 0130 to 1 3 0 Mr. F. Lealw's b. kby floaleisko. r i b, d ay is published , , to n ee . peke lOu. with Plates o f / non . leathers sal in any quantity from Mb. Bed Ticks at Prime Sir E. Dalsworth's b..c.by (,moue. D ot , if to b oold fil ai l e d. e leinne o e soutemired , or c a r ditd, an b it z sof es r e il , ,etim_, ve ,‘______ .made altirti ao4 t r i r.. Lav Lsmhson t=ery 's b. .c. by Photon.. oz_ each, I._ 0. Lao meats, Diana" sad UAW Tables, METEOROLOGICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVA- rs ' 44nf4• • 's br i t Koons, be Smelassko. . Four post Chinn Furniture, and every kind et unman= btaass j to) pop. yip. TIONO t anbradag, Isola others. the following Wpm. ~... i t el e r ixwative Dispery, arranged in the most elegant and tasty roan.. Wk and three Matters. ant Subjects ' - ' °n the CeliSdniti " of the Ann "P h44n- t t Z per in a few hours' notice. Contracts for Military, Naval, and Mr. Watt's b. h. Dupore, 3 yrs. let. Mb. Radiation of Heat In the Atinespbere-On Meteorological - School Bedding executed i n any quantity. t d 1=4 , 14 it. M'anton, 4)72, OSS. 71b. ments-On the Moue of Leaden. Re. Ake. All Ankles purchased here engaged of the bat Malaria/a. 's It. as. Fan Charlotte, 3 we. list. 6113. By J. FILIMBIRICK DANIELL. P.B.S. - -- -- kW, 4:- '4) )1:(1 No. 6,752. IL MAKIN R INSURANCS. rr k uiE INDEMNITY MUTUAL MARINE INSU RANCE COMPANY hereby give Notice, that they will curosneece Rosiness on MONDAY, the 9th August, at their wo rmy Office, No, 31, Winchester-street. No Insurances cats be effected with the Cosanany bet by Share holders. The Advantages exclusively Oared by this Company to Mew. ( sots, slup.ownera, and Insurance Agonta i rwill be toads known at the time when Policies are contracted be. By tinier of thf Divistats. 0110/10E CBANNBR. Secretary. Old Besed.street, Julyll. lOW. :Nee 74 attriust The Manber's Mk for all as. Me . ge Nests, one wile and Lord 0. It. Cavendish's Disoure, 4yga old, eat. Illb. ‘ ia against Mr. I'dny's Grenadine, firs old. esti 21 -s. - Newmarket Skin, Meeting, for MO tor. h. ft. The Duke of Grafton f. by Woful is hundred_ vgaltnt, Lard Orford's f. by Conn* est. 4!1. each, at the Craven Meeting..ll26, fur Mal soy. h. ft. Lout Kelburnes May Day, &Le is Illetetted against POWs Wanton, Oat. Mb. at the next York :fleeting. 4 Mr. lambton's ledeetlan, 7st. I Ilb., h matched *plat Fox's br. c. by Wahoo, eat., on the third day of the saw ing, for 201 env. b. ft. No. %, WI - Warreestal to mil the hut week is November, FOR CALCUTTA, w e *t to lead Pasemersonly et Madras, the kleit T Sip PA LIMA: JOHN LAUB. Commodes, Bodkin Us. tyisj is the City Cana. Has a poop with Ammesolesies for Pemeseas, and wit U l u Freight Seriess.. is sr lbsealeeme. Nast, Farquhar. Catirtent, BUM` . 0111 or l• US, sod BUCHANAN, IS, Hiszk.laae, GRAND S4II,ING . NATCI.I • son • SUPERB ULM CUP, SII , SS SY HIS IC COSSNATIOS.ViStY. OD nudity, as Bas a daday of nautical akill .mere fop manysairs took pled di the River 'A s essasofrum as 111""" spiter h b o sn:r ft cap, given by wi mailing ve."ll4 iers 0( his fee a"714141.1c • • . .: The ollevrtition esdlod s corsidrzable degree of • ,Mammas of the known Nod and takokop the qnd , soil it being rather a otorel circuratanca let Tonsils to the souipatisors.. The Coronation err lg de. you Iltg3. in isso4pi smi sZ 's its mood toped otbee ines. •g. . Eiff Pleofildo. litteei hot gicaursjar the above intortiag epert—a spilt "hid hoe try m neglected for. the Isat ltyears. Arad ha my isheavent, several boats have beel built for the porpow of sailing w if= t ettri , Tbe " Gionsoni,' one of the prawn esaddites. for ng for prizes, and has been voidecessfal 1 , ' mato efforpt . . Ate about nine &clock, the Favorite, itera-packet, - Mrsnear, the Tower Stairs, oraLL.of jaPi a l i t rere the . bra of the =Jr organdy di 'r rdisa. Tao dalisi we S gonsiodsa "'lours, and in over* respect 111116selioll. in animated abd interwar gs appearance. Orinnetaaw - N ef host the whole undo his dhvelihn. *eoliths hoer it started far the destined apse far the match gathe band playing during the period, till Its r:enwith. The River, opposite the Hospital, presented a spectacle most exhilirating description. Vowels of story description stathrol themselves preparasory is the match taking plane, te_ craft crowding thd River coatathed ladies and P NNE INlManably: attired. The Gravesend boats anti thirds were numerous, and ad of eitenci t iy A s s th e .. ggp approached Gredwicti. the Swine 't dip exhibited " uMeres..lN llPPeolonce, se the wiser of tie • Winging to .arstadatent manned the yards (by odor of di Francis Onramesy; Sat.) to take a view of the match, ind die packet wad mopped opposite the ship, on which the boys gave Mid hoary diem while the band played " Redo Briumitis and a dis. days of tiro and took place. Sio "vends sad his son were rowed i n the Society's boat to the raped. The odious wharfs, thbakatithe Air , were lined d 'mg the day, sad the o dorant that dista nt of the lowa eepeed dseli t laboar t their cariosity. The view commeaded from nisei lighdel in the extreme. he veterans of fiseenwich Hospital took a shad la . surer of the day. sod rationed dronselves ea the theauw excellentestablish meat t it was highly geidethli to Weld hesittly andclean appasranee. . . The Giovanni said other boats made their rive, the appointed hour, with their aware are na considerable attention and interest. . The Wowing arc the names of the viand thattheith vas. The Cases, Thomas limper, St. Setvioue's lash, Southwark. 13 tans, Poo Giovanni t - C pt. J. MAN", 1 3 V" De"Ftion, J. NnID• Via,lll toes. Antesope, J. Gadd, Avian ' 7i teal. Prepemitory to the vessels taking their sale., dyt ot s : o .. as, modore 'ltiefold, with Sir Francis (lei candidates, preoW,ed into the cabin to dm* WNW the previous to which the Commodore said it * • thay die eerier in the match to state, their had littera oenta objections to one of the Teen& (the which. k was and, was used for other petpsew saditeive. sere. befog smontry us the ankle of the amends. Fink ealy sensilesed goodsaten's plow* vessels to ma items. It purr as merlon the objection mined t ott e r order to pewter disputes after die matchMF Stoat The Cskypth had refused to mil in mosequesce leviers. Mr. Hooper the sw seethed die Pao& Otheasemey. the reverted Coranotiore and candidates, that Me teasel .• fort/la fort/lady a working one , but lately he had used it for the es purposes of pleasure, and he should conceive hiondireilty dishooourable art, if he entered his vessel colowto rah articles of the Fleet of Thiel' he bad the bottom of biting r ber.--( A p please. ) Captain Davey, 41. felt whiled with die vessel, and proceedirn on board, the signal.gun was tired for taking their stations, e being returned for the Comintern's honourable intentions. PATENT DEVOLVE/le T H oPdi eXcellene ehargiag at i a4 Z i rri c t i N egi oeth P F l L l V sad STEEL. The transition to either mode of firing is allitetasiod immune. wily, without adding, altering, or regrow* pay part of the bock whatsoever ; it becomes a mattes of safety as well as convenitace to tportamen. LACY sad WITTON baying received unqualified appreha. ties of this depot Lock from the first Sporting Chardaers in the wintry, with numerous orders far Ex pas on the above prinlit or r; *Deadly entreat the 'perdue wand to apply at their Alan Ko.s7, f BREAD it an be penned. ESTABLISHED upWartia of TWENTY YEARS. for the SALE Of lEISM LINEN!, by dm PIECE, at the Factors' Price, No. 4, ea the South Side of Bleoarburyaquare, Four Doers fuer the tap of Southuspetwotteet, Holborn. IIHE IRISH LINEN COMPANY beg leave to an moot to the Public, that the above House w their only Es. tabliabobent is Me Ceowy, where they cestisue to simply the No. bay, Heowy, end the Public with WARRANTED GRASS =A.CHED LINEN * Writ sad 140014, of she best fabric tad Magog ygla eimaiitaft lower thou they eau be loomed Ihrtogb pity lase taeinr. They she testae to retina the per. &mousey Ana any lode war. Seed !risk is owl Deek of Imbed Nan takes at tantaL— Camay and Tows Odom y ottosied to, b J. DONOVAN, 4, -ovum Leman end J. DOYLE, 31, St. May% , Avow EFFECTUALLY COM eAT ALL AGES IFOSEPH EGG. sole Inventor of the PATENT BELT •J REdISTING and ADJUSTING GERMAN TRUSS, in. tivdy on sad different from any other in this country, solid* the awoke ado Public to the eturaorden•ry Cores of 000llomott sad violent Ruptures; he can truly aver that he never failtd ha • tingle inane to core this anoplaist, where the polies have windy at. laded to his instructions. dines etteisiin, By J. IFIXDBRICK DANIELL, F.R.S. /Meted he Th. eed (keep Usekrieeed, Ileet.street. i i m c :4l ; A 'a _ tCrie;te, 5 rt. 61h. Lard lidtatase br. b. May — P ay, yrs. ast. Mr. Alpiatroog'sa aged est. Mh. Lard ns's b. h. Simdbeci. jsa list. 31b. Ms. Lauer bL h. Pluto, II yts. OIL 11b. Mr. Petre's b. h. Theodora, i yrs. Ist. My. Lossibton's di. in. Verona. 3 En. fist. Mr. Kizby's fib. m. Vidot a isot. The Kaaren:airs *aka of IMp. esdi, 10 ft. for 4 yr. pkb—Lost and shag, Mr. Watt's b. r. Aber% by Widebar, Mb. Lord bhgo's c. by Master &todell, fist. Sb. Mr. dair's t. •by Can% Irt. 12 1 h; Mr. lisTbsan'S b. L Mobsins, LeorkL 7at. — 0. 4 / a ft i s fht drb. ;43" Mr. Miloes's c. Werner. by 'alton, 7st. 81b. 100 gs. given by his Majesty ffer for any borne; horses not Denied. peZirf — tl7o47 feet% J. F4s is Wed to vies to woe of the fiat Profesional Ustultwo ha We to woman Paws of the Ant roopoetability, oho hoed ti..o oodouly nand by hts bum LIBERTY OF THE PRLIdS IN INDIA. This day is published, price Is. ASECOND LETTER to Sir CHARLES FORBES, Bart. M.P. on the SUPPRESSION of PIIBLIC DIS CUSSION in INDIA; mil tio Beniehment, without Trial. of tiro British Editors from Shot Easnts7 by the Acting Gomm,- General, Mr. Adam SHIPPLNG INTELLIGENCE. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Puma " t o t la tthe Country, sending tbe circumference of Mat Body just Selo. Jr Hip, and smug an 'Midi side, nay depend spat being accurately fwd. 31anufartury, 1, PICCADILLY, ne ar the Ha market. A FE3IALE attends at Mate on LADIES, from Ten till Tea FALMOUTH. JuLY2I.-Balledle Magnet pocket, for Lisbon. Poiternou Yu, JOLT IL—Arrived the 3faeimrd, Martin, from Owentsey. DLL, JULY ft.-Arrived the St. Lawreacs, from Quebec; Lard Wellington, from Halifax ; , Blyth, Axon Harbin; Mellon*. Laing, ?Tom Rio Janeiro ; Elizabe th , Dramas, from Bandeaux; and J anet,, Rulkr. from Rig.. Ottavits ;fa, JULY 12,-.Arrired the London, Chapman, from Qtrobar ; sad holleal Swinton, from iramichi ; Ann, Barfield, from Harlingen ; James sad 31argaret,iMilen, from New York ; FILAR and Hen. tiette, Dickenson, from ditto; Friendship, Mills, from Riga; Bemebitt, from Norway ; Ws, Tyler, from Jewett:a. —Sailed the Sibson, Ste p henson, for Quebec ; filatum, Lawton, for Honduras ; Spanish Patriot, Beim, for calve. LivintrooL, Jv LT 18.—Arrived the Collins, Wiglimn, from 111 iramidn ; Stephen, Diron, from ditto; Atalanta, Davison. from Trinidsd ; Neptune, Bell, from Al lramichi ; Pancos, Gali. lee, from St. John's, N. 8.; Elizabeth, Anderson, from 3firamichi; and Isabella, from Petersbumh. The Collins, from Mira. michi, left the Isabella , homy, bang there precious or the 16th of June. By a Proprietor of India Stock. Printed for J. M. - Richardson, No. El, ConthilL Of whom may be had, BUCKINGHAM'S ORIENTAL HERALD and COLD. 1 41 , 4 1 1 2i Yaq. in winds dos vitae et do taw mil ibis groat and inserestingpublic question are Ito SEA EN HUNDRED PIECES or CAMBRICS, CONETS, and MUSLIN/. of variousni. t who lash Wats, tietesmas, Diaigl tA inepanea. Mahwah, sodesint a/ =Aqualities, with every description ofikanis kept by mpere. The whole t. be Sold at the WARE OUSk, Ceram of RRDCROSS-bTREET, BARBICAN (the tame of lIRDHURST ova the doors), without the lase TIMM be. log Benkrupts• Stocks and Unredeemed Place Goods of hies. brokers. SERMONS on our DUTY towards GOD, our NEIGHBOUR, and OURSELVES, and on other Sub jects. 12r By the Rev. Doctor Robert Stevens, Dean of Rochester. eve. DISCOURSES on the APOSTLES' CREED, preached at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster, in the Spring of 11316. By the above. Bvo. Is. A FATHER'S REASONS fur being a CHRISTIAN. By the Rev. Charles Powlett. Svo. lOs. 6d. This Gentleman will also speedily publish a work entitIed, CHRISTIAN TRUTH, being familiar Letters on the Proof sad Tenets of the Charch of England. CONVERRSION of the J} We.. A Letter ad dressed to the late George liardinge, Es. on Isaiah vii. 14, relative to the Character of the Messiz h. By the Rev. Edward Davies, Author of Celtic Researches. Price fis. CHURCH UNION. A Series of Discourses, in which it is tired that the great Christian Duty of maintaining Communion with the Apostoliail Church remains uncancelled by the tolerance of British 1A... By the Rev. E. Davies. IleoV, price is 6d.Ws- The FIRST LESSONS at M orn i ng an d Evening Service, placed io regular rotation, which saves the trouble of searching; with Noses for all the Sundays in the Year, with some of the Hob. days • **kb, being bound with a Testament, gir.l the First and Second Lessons. First Lessons, price 2s. IW. In sheets i or can be had bound, with Rvo. Prayer Books. ESTABLISHED CHURCH. Dialogues and Letters, illus. tearing the purity and consistency of the Doctrines of the Estab lished Church. Br a Layman. Oro. price Os. The SCIENTIFIC TOURIST in tagland. Wales, and &O land. By Ttotass Walford Esq. F.A.S. &c. 2 vols. of pocket I size, Plate an d M a p s , price 2s. Maps coloured, 13s. SCIENTIFIC TOURIST in Ireland. [intim-at with the above. Maps and Plates, Gs. ; or coloured Maps, 7s. TRAVELLING MAP of ENGLAND to accompany Ditto, with the Turnpike and principal Cross Roads. Price Is. 6d. in ease. Also, Scotland, Is. 61; and Ireland, Is. hid. TURTON'S CONCHOLOGICAL DICTIONARY of the BRITISH ISLANDS, with Engravings of 100 specimens of Various Families. Price As. ; coloured, Its. Thu work is particularly recommended as a pocket manual to all who visit the sea side. TUESDAY. — fir Trustees of the Bankrupts Into Ithoem the Heads of ra mifies and the Public in general, that they are authorised to Sell 2,N01. worth of prime Goods, and recommend the following Ar titles to immediate mantises : Muslins of every deacriptlon, at less than half the usual price ; tilt pieces of 4-4 and 2.8 grasehblentbad Irish Linens, very strong, 'tell • yard ; beautifultyllne, and panicularly stout, Is. per yard the Gnat quality, Is. Scl. per yard, same as generally sold at 4s. Ad ' yard ; a large quantity of hoenespun Shading, at kl._ per yard real Russia, Is. per yard ; large size Blankets, at 4 5 . Ikt. a pair ; Counterpanes, soiled only in one fold, lit for four post beds, Ss. ed. each; twilled and plain Stuffs, 3d. pa yard ; excellent black and echoed Bombasines. 9d. per yard ; figured and plain Lucia, 14d. per yard; Cambric and Jamas* Muslim, yard and a lON side. at ILL per yard sprigged cheetah, and ached Illus. las, at M. per yard ; full width black, twilled, and plaip Same lorm,k per yard real chintz Fumitures, warranted Butt colours, e l i t o s t r_puti: Cali c o , Id. per yard ; beautiful all - wide India Long- M. per yard ; Prints, 3d. per yard ; superfine, and quite new Wells, lid per yard ; yard and a half wide wove in cotton Shawls, f& each ; 71111 silk Shawls and Searts, at 7s. M. each, worth six tines the money ; a lot of silk Handkerchiefs, at 2s. lid. each ; real Welsh Maud, 40. a yard ; bed Ticks, that will wear foe 20 PIN only 4d. per yard • men's and women's Stockings to be sold at Si per pub ; yard and a half wide Table Linen, double the sub 'Ter madly to be met with, at Is. per yard; also several hun dTttl dunask and diaper Tablecloths, somewhat soiled, at half- Pno. Sweepstakes of Sep. each, fa ivn-year -old colts, Eist. 51b.; fillies, Oat. 21b. T.Y.C. Lord Fienrtlllasn's br. 1. by Androgen. Mr. Crompton's ch. c. Alphonso, by Amadis. Lord Kelbume's ch. c. by Viscount. Mr. Houldswonh's b. f. The Maid of Mansfield, by Filho de Puts. p. c. Androgens, by Minos. Major Cunninghtune's br. c. by Amadis. Alr. Wortlev's c. by Bourbon. Mr. Ridsdale's eh. c. by Blacklock. Mr. F. Lumley's bl. c. - by Interpreter. Aft. Wright's b. e. Gotavius, by Bourbon. Mr. Armstrong's ch. c. bj Walton. Mr. Jacques'. eh. c. by Walton. cla c. by Whisker. Mr. Ferguson's b. c. by Octavian. Colonel Cradock's b. e. (dead) Simon, Brother to Swiss. The Peregrine Stakes of 50i1. each, b. ft.; three-year-old colts, fist. 21b. • fillies, Set. Last mile and three quarters. Lord Fitzwilliant's b. c. Florismort, by Moodie. Mr. Faguson's eh. e. North Briton, by Octavian. Mr. Houldsworth) br. c. Elephant, by Filho da Puts. Mr. Ridedile'ser.i.V Comus. Major Conn' eh. c. by Outcry. Fifty Pounds given by the City of York for 5-yr olds, Cep olds, and aged horses. Four m•les. Hones not yet named. Fifty Pounds for t and 4-yr olds. Heats one mile and three quar ters. The winner to be sold for 200 guineas. Hones not yet named. WEDNESDAY. _ _ _ _ _ _ In - about a quarter of an hour ifter the lint fire, the vessels arranged and made fast to a lighter moored of the front of " lege, with colours flying on board, the second signal was starting at seven minutes after ten o'clock, and the vessels g weigh with a pleasant but light breeze. The Deception s Comet - were the favourites at starting. Each of the vessel. distinguished by a small pendant at her peak, hearing r ground a St. George's cross, with blue spots, one, two, according to her number. The whole appeared with s main-sails (the Deception's boom extended over ha stern s feet, and that of the Giovanni was of considerable dknensiorr These vessels made a most noble and bestailtd appearance, bespoke the greatest spirit on the part of their propzietors. late sailing-match the latter vessel had the whole of its vied away, in consequence of having too much canvas, I derable trouble aed expense have been incurred to fit her present match. She has besides tom) wagers to perform the next week. The conditions of the wager were ;Mad as follow : from Greenwich to Coal-house Point, below Gravesend, and the first in to be the winner of the paw ; and it was arranged t there was not sufficient wind for the vessels to get back to GI wich, the match would be sailed over again on a future day. At starting the Comet took the lead, and continued a-head of t , other vessels fur a considerable distance, and chewed much st periority in rafting, by distancing the other boats; but eventuall the Giovanni, whose skilful management was very great, the Comet, and by ingeniously tacking and re-tacUrg, lead of the other boats for a considaable distance, and wich was 200 yards ahead of the Comet, and ultimate is ell its distance to half a mile. The Deception injur ed one sails during the match, and caused its erogrep to be very Impeded. The Favourite, during this period, was a scene and gaiety, and white gliding majestically on the water, t dancing, quadrille, waltzing, &c. were kept up with great and the grace and elegance of the ladies in the vessel added interest of the day's sports. At about four o'clock the vessel cast anchor near Gravesend. the Giovanni shortly passed it by, and was bailed vith three It rut through the water in the most majestic style, arrived at the Coal-house Point, and afterwards salWl.. is vessel, and returned to Greenwich. The Comet, he. soon wards passed, each receiving the plaudits of the company. ph the returning of the road, the worthy Commodore fold presided over the festive enjoyment of the party, and Fan, and Batchns, were each supported in their turn. arrival at Greenwich, Captain Davey, the winner of the wed the vessel amid the cheering congratulations of the and the Commtalore ...hook him by the hand cordially, i gised him for his highly honourable conduct in the mat ch, great spirit he bad manifested on the occasion. Captain Davey returned thanks, and was loft to appoint have the cup presented to him. Ilk health was drank, ' he returned thanks for the honour. Jct.T 19.—The following mull sailed from hence on Saturday and Sunday last;—The St. Lucia, Rawling, for Antigua; Orbit, Tinekham, for New York; America. Pray, for ditto; Sisters, Reed, for ditto; Marcia, Talbot, for Wilmington; Richard and Ann, Robson, for Nova Scotia; Wm. Dawson, Hutchinson, for Pdiramichi ; William Pitt, Spnebotrati, for Quebec ; Stranger, Ritchie, for ditto ; Fidelity, English, for Now Brunswick ; Isa bella, Cameron, for Cape Breton ; Richard, Mr..kley. for Bra. zit ; Jane, Hamby, for ditto ; Tagus, Kettle, for Liaboa ; Ma tilda, Moore, for lileasina ; Whitehall, Swan, for Gibraltar; Si cilian, Langley, for Naples ; Wemelina Kranenberg, Prair ea for Antwerp Fame, Earl, for Africa ; Solon, White, foe An ; Herald, Dawson, for Boston ; Scott, for Quebec }saki Dixon, for New Brunswick ; Elie, swarthy, for Newfound land. J uur M.—The following vessels arrived here on Mon* and yesterday I—The James, Freeman, from New Brunswisk, timber ; taireald, Leslie, from Itliratniehi ; Brisk, Mossop ; Mary Ann Liardly ; and Margaret, Fisher, from Quebec, timber, robes. flaxseed ; Royalist, Ashbridge ; William , Morren ; and Perci l d, Forrest, frsm St. John's, timber ; Antrum, Davies, from 4pmaica, sugar and cotton ; Cornet, Colburn, from New Orleans, cotton ; George, Wellstood, from Maranham, cotton ; Irene, Bell, and Bibby, Doyle. sundries ; Edward, Arthnr, from Belfast, provi sions; and the Lady Elizabeth, Pile, from the Isle of Man, sun dries. The •hole warranted sound, and suitable for families of the Ent nip!etalitlity. Mule ! at J. MEDIIURSTI3, Caring of Radom-street, Produce Stakes of 100 gs. each, h. ft. for 3-yr.old colts. Bst. 31b. ; fillies. flat. 23a, 3113. allowed, &c. Two miles. Mr. Wyville's b. cAlfiarquis, by Comus. Mr. lambton's b. f. 31argravine, by Smolensk°. Lord Fitswilliam's ►. c. Whiskerandos, by Whisker. Lord Milton's b. e. Confederate, by Comus. Lord Meton's b. c. Florinnart, by &midis. Mr. Gasceighe's bl. f. by Walton. Mr. Watt's b. e. Brutandorf, by Blarklock. Sir E. Dodsworth's b. f. (dead) by %Walton. Mr. Lambton's b. c (dead) by Walton. Sweepstakes of 30gs. each, h: ft. for 3.yr.01d fillies, fist. 21b. List mile and three quarters. I\R EADY'S LIFE PRESERVERB are Sold at MI, DEAN STREET, SOHO, and no mbar place in London; being a methodical arrangement of Ressedies foe Cl:L i cseral lassoes of th e Body, so previously premised as to the /Mims to prescribe for themselves, without amble or delay ; thereby proving doubtless in many Instances a Life Preserver. The practice seleetad has been sanctioned by long and successful espenenee, and is founded upon a system in which all the modem improvements to the science of medicine are combined. They are hest., forwarded to every Dart of the country, on receiving the rt..h.44.fice Ili.; 22a.; rad 31s. ; Family . ' es., with copious directions. ORIEWOCK, Jt'LY 19.—The Marion arrived this morning: soiled from St. Andrew's 19th of June, in company with the brig Diana, of Greenock, bound to Newfoundland. Left loading the Charlotte, of Bristol, Whiieway, for Bristol, to sail 2d of June; the George, Starry; Percival, Scott; Flora, Rolls; IVillsofi, Simpson ; and Liddell, to sail about the 29th of June ; and Cos sack, of St. Andrew's, about the 2d of July, place of destination uncertain. CELTIC RESEARCHES, or the Origin. Tradition, and Language of the Ancient Britons ; with Sketches on Primitive Society. Ills. VOL. 11. of DITTO, or the 3lythology of the British Druids; wi•li Remarks on Ancient British loins. By the Rev. Edward Davies. Price 18s. boards. This work is of uniform size to the Archeology of Wales. Two voh. ilvo. price 210 s. or one vol. Ito. price 4/. 4. BATTLE of ‘VATERLOO, with Circumstantial Details, pri vately and officially communicated by Offices who were Eye- Witnesses, with the Names, Appointment, and Casualty of every Officer who shared in the Battle or Campaign, thus affording an undoubted Record or Chronicle of these momentous and never-to- be-forgotten glorious events, containing numerous Plans, Maps, &c. with 31 spirited Etchings. By G. Jones, Esti. R.A. N B. First Impressions of the Etchings on India paper, in Ito. St. As. J U I. v . 'N.—Arrived yesterday the Ann, Alexander, from Jamaica, uikti the lMth tilt. The Bounty Han, .111•Naster, in coming out of Falmouth the same day, struck on the Triangle Rocks, where she remained about half an hour, but received no damage, and would proceed the next day. Lord FitswilHam's br. f Partbeieisa, by Cervantes. Mr. Houldsworth's eh. f. Auburn. by Matlock. Lord Scarborough's b. f. Sister to Bram. by Amsdis. Mr. Watt's br. f. Panther', by Comus or BlaeMock. Mr. Tarlton's eh. f. Gypaey, by Tramp. Fifty Pounds given by the City of Volk for 4-yr-old colts, Bat. 71b.; and fillies, Bat. 41b. Four miles. Horses not named. The Denmark Hill, bound to New South Wales, was spoken with on the 27th of Slab in lat. S. 10. N. long. 17. 30. W. all well. CORONER'S INQUEST. Produce Match.-111r. L. Fox's br. c. by Walton out of Trictrac, Bst. agst Lambton's ch. f. by Election out of latopoldimr, l lb. T.Y.C. 200 sov. h. ft. 504. givers by the city of York for 4-yr old., Vot.; and 3 yrs, ass Illb. Four miles. Hones not named... An Inquisition was on Thursday evening taken before Thomas ST xa, Dig. at the King's Head Tavern, Islington, on the body of Abu Mary Ann Air..., who was found drowned in the New River. The Comet arrived, and was received with every due respect the Csintmosiore, and the whole of the arrangements, ice. at to afford the highest satisfaction, and all parties confessed nen of the match. The utmo st good humour and harmon trailed. It is btu justice to add, that the gentlemanly polii f'ommodore Netthfolci to the ladies anti gentlemen Gil THE PATENT SEIDLITZ POWDERS, ITefired as It by SAVORY , MOORE, and DAVILIVON, 136, New Beed-invet„ Leedom To identify their Preparation, in future a label, on which the and Arms of the Inventor are engraved, will be placed on each box baele, and as a further security his Majesty's Commissioners have in their new stamp, Axed to each box and bottle, ordered the urns" of ' 2 - 4 ' 11 7. Moore, and Dinvidam)," to be inserted in Po tithe late hint of Paydierus and Co. The Medicine may alt be obtained genuine ir Agents, Messrs. Newbery, 45, 144 Edwards, 67, St. P aul Ch urchh-yard ; Messrs. Barclay, SS. fleetmarket ; Messrs. Butkr, 4, Cheaide ; Messrs. Suuoe 11 a nd Ca Row Church-pet ; Mr. San g e r , 166. Oxford-street ; Mr. 11r. 461 'n. n, Haymarket; Mr. itkibude, 13, St. James's-street Minton, Hi, Oreek.street ; Alt. R. 'obnion, oni Ckill Ih ' M ackrill• 33 , Whitechapel; Uwe Ward and Co. 324, Mot ' mit Mr. White, 17, Haymarket; Mr. Suinger, 4, Strand ; and Mr. Riddle, 21 , Russel.street, Covent-gulden. Likewise, ot _pectabl e holm:sin every principal Town. at one _____rnore res SI'PERIOR SEIDLITZ POWDERS. ? rill F.SK Powd e rs arc so contrived as to produce, when I. used as directed, water.. exactly of the same quality as that uld '"'ll them at the celebrated Seidlitx Spring : the water impregnated f',nl becomes, in an im tant , spar kli ng and effery and .; an alterative Sali ne A per i ent, as pleasant as Soda Water. 4, 7 Thru t m unimpaired by time or climate. 2:ttjared and sold by the Proprietors, Aleamrs. O. MA RSIIA 1.1. "' Co Clusnista,' Brewer.street, W e n -square, in Boxes, . 18 . 6 d• I lath, and in Bottles at 225. duty included. A —The Public are cautioned against imitations, and are re 'locod to observe thewords, " Prepared by ti. Marshall and Co." `L til l br 'minted upon every label, with each box and bottle : all ' 7 , P renort , tios, under the mune name, advertised .."MUTI M'ater, are si•urious fur making the The . To be had above : f f ht" as gene Sod . a Powders Lavender Water b . m. . Salts to erystals !Vitro, l'erfumed r ditto. in efflorescence Ditto, Mille Fleur ~trta Vs:cited Magnesia Vegetable Extract 'metal I ough Drops Kspritx—various &swin e V . coder i i ! r qv Eau de Cologne .... tnega r A rquebusade Water, ice. &c. II L ic'"t Chests, of all rices, completely lined for every .., 1 , 414, .: en.' Genuine Drugs and Medicines, tor home and export .. tn. „ t the tines: quality. yo ' f k , r ePtlred also, Ana M u l e a . a b ove . v er y * e meriti. FRENCH • 11 , tur all ktuds of Wood, Furniture, ite. THOMAS'S SHOOTER'S GUIDE, or complete Sportsman's Companion ; contau.ing Instructions for Shooting, with Directions concernin the Fowling-piece, and a full Description of the various kinds of sporting Dogs for the Gun, wit'o the best mode of breed ing and breaking them, and the diseases to which they are liable, with the means of preventing and methods of cure; and ample Directions for Grouse, Partridge, Pheasant, Woodcock, Hare, Rabbit, and Wild Duck Shooting, with a general description of their habits, haunts, Re.; also, much miscellaneous information of great use to young Sportsmen; with a compendious View of the Game Laws for England, Scotland, and Ireland. By B. Thomas, Esq., and further added to by ezperieseed Shots. Seventh Edition, price 7a. ARCHITECTURA ECCLESIASTICA lA)NDINI ; being Graphical Survey of the Churches (including the Cathedral, Westminster Abbey) in London, Southwark, and Westminster, as t w hw a sresent themselves at tin ' ; accompanied with an His. Account of their Earliest Foundation, and other :Remora bilia, drawn from the moat authentic records, prefaced by Consi derations on the Rise and progress of early English Architecture. IBy Chas. Clarke, Esq. P.S.A. Containing 123 Plates. Price 9/. Copies are printed on royal folio, price IX I*. ; some on impe. rial folio, price 25/. 4s. which ran ge either with the Antiquarian %'etusta AleLumenta, or Dugdale a 31onasticon, to either of which this work offers itself as an interesting, if not a necessary ap pendag. Dunn e g the comparatively short time this work has been in progress through the hands of the artists and the press, it has already to record several material alterations in exterior forms ; in one instance the object no longer mints. with an important fea ture of recording exclusively the red oval in situation of that emarkable antiquity, the London Stone, in Watling -street. When • few years may have passed, these considerations, it must be evident, either in an antiquarian or historical point of view, become imrortant. subscribers who have not had St. Pancras Church, may yet hate it. Sold by John Booth, Duke-street, Portland-Nate; and by all Booksellers. It appeared that the body was round in the course of Tuesday, in the part of the river near to the City-road, by • person who was walking along its bank, and who happening to see something float ing a little below the surface, procured a drag, and succeeded in bringing the body ashore. Round the left arm a piece of string was tied and to which was suspended a heavy weight of lead. The body was conveyed to Islington Church, and was owned the following day. Alansfield, of 223, Oxford -street, stated, that the deceased had resided with her for four years past in quality of companion, and that dur;ing that period she had always conducted herself with the greatest propriety. She went WI ou the Friday preceding with out saving where she was going to, since when she had not seen her. roe about five or six days previously witness observed her to be rather fretful, but still did not entertain the most distant idea of her being capable of committing suicide. The Coroner and Jury expressed anxiety to know whether she had been seen by sty person near tie place where the body was found, and also whether any evidence could be obtained as to whence the piece of lead had been procured which was found fas tened round her ann ; but it appeared that the Beadle, although diligent in his inquiries, had not been able to collect any further intelligence. The Coroner summed up the evidence,d The Jury, after consulting foe a abort ti me, returned a verdict of ound Drowned." I)eatxo Bo RGLAllY.—lnformation Was yestwrany given at the Police Office, Hatton-garden, to Mr. Read, head officer of the establishment, that about two o'clock the preceding morning an out-house attached to the Cross Keys Inn, at Caxton, in Cam bridgeshire, was burglariously broken open and entered by some villains; a cart, the property of Mr. Steward, a licensed travellin, hawker. loaded with 14 boxes of valuable goods, with which he was going to a fair. was entirely carried of; the property consisted of murfibs, eatubrics, silks hc. &e. Five suspicious men were noticed in the neighbourhoo d, who bay abseolded. The second year of a subscription of ligs. 3-yr old colts, 7st.2lb. • fillies, 6st. I llb.; 4-yr old colts, fist. Mb.; fillies, list.; D-yr olds, Bst.lolb.; and 6-yr and aged, fist. Two miles. Subscribers.—Mr. Duncombe, Lord Scarborough, Mr. Houk's worth, file. Lanabton, Mr. O. L. Fox, Lord litzwWiana, Lord Milton, Mr. Petrie, and Mr. R. Manes. Sweepstakes of 311 gs. each, legs. ft. ' • for colts, fist. Mb. ; fillies, fist. 21b. Lost mile and quarter. lA. Milton's b. f. Ins, by Smolensk°. Mr. Watt's be. c. by Blacklock. Killmme's b. c. by Filho da Puts. -- gr c. by Outcry, out of Blue Stocking. Mr. Houldsworth's b. c. Farnsfield, by Filho da Puta. ch. f. Auburn, by Blacklock. Mr. Riddell's b. c. Caccia Piatti, by IVhisker. Mr. 0. Powlett's ch. f. by Blacklock. lA. Scarborough's ch. c. Young Canon, by Canon. Dlr. F. Lumley's h. c. Howard, by Blacklock. Mr. Watt's br f. Panthea, by Comm, or Blacklock. Mr. Wigfull's bl. c. Enchanter, by Smolensk°. Mr. Taunton's bl. c. Streatham. by Illacklock. Dlr. Wright's b. c. Doctor Solomon, by Walton. Mr. Armstrong's b. c. Alfred, by litho da Put,. Mr. Jaques's b. t nglci, by 'Whisker. lA. Sligo's b. , by 14 - say Pope. Dlr. Daseeigne's other to l'annonade. Mr. Russell's b. c. Orville, or Cum& Dlr. Ferguson's Wanton, Ilst. 31h. against Lord Kelbume's May I)ay, 1111. both oyes old. Two miles.-200 soy. h. ft. FRI TIAV. The Horses are not vet named for any of the following:— The King's Purse of 100 gs. for s.yrs old Mares, lOst. each. Four miles. The Innkeeper's Gold ('up, value lOngs. for all ages. Two miles. The Innkeepers' Silver Tureen, value 70p. for all ages. Heats, one mile and a half. The Lashes' Plate, value 341. worthy the highest perior attention and management. The cup is very superb, and richly chased, with an inscri The whole was under There is actually a difference of one-third in of the same description of bread sold at differen shops in the metropolis.. We are happy to find, that the 'team-packets to marls and Bangor now sail daily. This will, doubt] a crest convenience to the parties visiting that part of We understand, that the stupendous chain bridge the Nlenai is in a state of great forwardness.—Li Cwirier. On Tuesday last, two troops of the Queen's. Bays through this place, on tbesa route from f3lrminc . Norwich.—Stanyhrd Mercury. Tue FIGHTS MONDAY NEXT.—Of the (ter the first between O'Neil and Whiteheaded flob . (Baldwinj second between a fine young one, nephew of Ben Bern's, promises much, and O'Neil; the second of lawman, wq him for twenty-five vovereigns; the latter match excites t interest. In the absence or the great commander, the backers the parties are left to name the place of fighting; and the roe, to Brighton, on the r.-ay to the races, is one place mentioned , where it certainly will be stoppeil, should it be attempted, letters received by 3lr. Jackson will 'heir. This spot is ele. miles from Croydon, and that and Cranky are places prohit 1 1 1 1 ../4 ) L . ...... ) I I • t 4 •1• -... .... . ~ i • • ~ , . .. tiosso 7(1. 4 iiiiii.«...2 daft. ( I i . it t s', be next . 1 ' What, j * .orti .in g ..ms, tr, . • 'I Pt Mr er.. . . r• . 4th 3 t y ... . . • nit . L wow en- I 1 1 . romillT r'3 I has keen ; taam t likvon 1. ! i,. a Wilable s Mitjusty's I . . t., Mit.iskoorp- • • IMes iu the I reatlemen's ; .. I 1 1 ul n a ow, 9 04 440'. • ; 4 • 4- lam i i... ill 1 arkiuk im coke wo- e of sailing . . easdklatea. sg,fal lu her which was r ss:apes . • ..., , ! l iffi repaS • i : I inNareace. kw, sad at ; ; tth is sake arrival at . • i tele bf the iptke had 4 I % trtiplace, and 4 I j geode- 04 samplu- Use steam- -0 exhibited nz c t,.. I J ickt..s erty and a dis- t were then t 1 , quirk, and he working r to Reality ..• el Rs@ de- . ‘ : n the ilea. ige_./ that akplliwis lho ..w imii, .444 . r.a. - ,I ,i 4 I louthwark. if .. a . - ; he= r ml Ire m Cassatg sfl, lartirewt- I bag awn- -6 .1 ter* ob. Waramerhay. rowel was r the entire 'elk, of a . e ruler and mg a wen- proceeding Me, thanks I ns. mels being • of the ('OL. is given for I ; ll s got under . i ion and the • - ..1 rowels was on a white and three. s i . very huge tem several I Intension.). trance, and I. ton.. In a @mast car- ',. and consi- I he, for the ,rm during —To start ' 1 and back ; iged that it . ..., t to Omen • lay. I . head of the I much en- eventually t, overtook ' ) kept tee . off Woo:. it jamas- ~. , I .. 1 I one of i.s 4 very much i i one of lite 1 t, country • e mat spirit. Ided to. the / i mend, and me cheers. .t 1 !, until it round the loon Wei. r. i. i Iti J lit Net:tr- ail Hare.Oit ; , I their' 41 Ow, co- ' tcleripany. and rut,- ' t l " h, and thr. * of a day t.t . , A I ' 1 , on wtii.:h ' ' ' O , respect h: f. appearad , I I n 1 the lair- , . I Iriony pre. litheness Ut a 1......1 ti ler his tn. . 1 i script:en. .' the price i at baker ., : bt leas, ht of Wales. Ige MICTOSs Lieert :: 1 1 Lys passed ighalli to ro binds:. t) and the i,, mid who wha bock. • -it 1 the min backers ut A IR I the reed neationed. miptcd, a. t is deer. orohibittii • ~." .....". ) „ • \ i \ • ..,' gOR BOMBAY Direct, to Sail 'oti the 14th of AUOUIIT the well.knotro dna teek- balls append Ship l ORLI N. JOHN CLARKSON. Comeweoder, with liberty to land Pampers on the Malabar Cents lylos In the Olty Camels Berthee Pa tees ; has i Peep, mod owy mewing sbewow. moVer v rateiegers, awl ISM awry a Stusew hele kw dad ode* _ Ila MI eat Obligled awl IlielOokie • • For _apyily to Cepiebi am wrest ; or for Prelim or Paseo" Wed der lit revived as Boo* to BAZETT FA RQUiI AR, CRAWVORD, Ind CO. ' No. 71, Old DrooLetwet. PATENT DEVOLVING OtN LOCK: . . .