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-, R11., - ..._ -,-- ( .P.-.. ('eat -\ ..,.,, • ~ , - ..-ti - 7, , , : . -;;., ' ---- .. ..... ‘ + , ...____ 0z . :m.0: 44a 13ortt+ t.--i-A•b - 14. rict--04 ~:ii 4. • • _ k I 1 R • • ••••• ......-.-.11.--... - --._.....,............_.__„.___ ANINMEmiN ,t 2 Zc 7 LONDON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1824. No. 6,780. Price 74. Of LoNnox, Ahgao 24, 14)R SALE, _ . To sail on Saturday OVAL FOR CA LCI.II & A Itirect, tilt: First Class Te& i SI ip 4 FELICITM, Burthen 4.10 Toni, PETER A 11P8E1,1,, Commander. lying in the City Canal. Illackwall. live, tor Accommodations for Pm.et.gen, and carriea a Surge* 1. Fur Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa lem holier -house ; to 310,da. Fletcher, Alexander, and CO. No. 99 Devonshire-square, Bn.holagate-street ; or to JOHN S. IIItINLEY, 14, Birchin-lane, Comhill. BOOKS PUBLISHED. THE QUAI TERLY REVIEW, No. LX. w.ll be •.1 lied on &turd .t . Melly Ready. 1 IER FREISCIIIITZ, or the Seventh Bullet ; a series ; of Twelve Illustrationsof 1116 mml,l. Open; Oraten by an A III:IteUT, and etched by George Cruikaintak, pith s Irevtitie of the Marna. SALES BY AllerfOß. EAST INJ ►I NHIPPINti. 3 y p 7 t.7 r!f . ihr 11,,,marah . le the eommicsioaers of his I) pi sr :I 's 1. rr Ileow.. In a sparicsu, at the Chief ,tfi e, OW liroad.street, on IV IiVNESD.I,I', the Bth ; PAY. Nth; FRII/AY. the 10th; TUESDAY, the 14th; ir d WEDNESI/AY, the 13th days of September, 1821, at One 01 luck ia the Afternoon precisely, THE FOLLOWING (104/DS, : Brody Cologne Spiriis Num French and other Foreign Wises Gann' Ileftec flack and Gretn Tca Atraek I'4 pr.r IV' Wary 'Wax and Tulluw Candltw Soap Chary ltrandy tatiss. Alma GIP' llt* ofedree Cocoa, and Amick, for Exportation. part of which are 'Buttedin small quant nit", for the better AC ionnymdatinn of several dealers, as well a pnv ate persons, who may Ala to become purchaser , . cr a lagues may' had at Rd. each, and Samples seen at the w o op oga licaperMfice, Tower-hill, from Wednesday, the Ist, r:lTuesday, the 7th of September. 1884, from ten till two o'clock, on they , niaming auk, from ten till twelve o'clock. SALE. OF EFFECTS. KINtiIn.HOAD. DEDFORD-ROAV. 11/I"ih.":,..:(. l ;erE?rnmortrxroT.Wigct7,l34lrki;:"lrltilce: hoard of modern Platt, China, Wage. Books, cellar of dtg choicest Nt'inte, and 31 ivrellstusiov Effect.. late the properly of Mr. S. J. Widgeon, will abaolutely be SOLD by AUCTII IN, on the lire_ count, on TUESDAY NEXT, and tyro fullutaing dal& May be viewed till the Sale, and Catalogue.; had, at D. each, to be returned to purchasers, no the Prtnuart; and of Mr. Win. Stevens. WI, Old Jewry, August 25, 11114. Yesterday a Court of Directors was hold at the East India House, when the following shivs were take:: up and thus stationed, The Adm. -, and Hereford•b:rc, Ceptain ii'. Hope, for Ms. drip and China. to touch at Iteylen. Vanaittart, Captain H. C. - Dalrymple ' and Windto:, Captain T. Havi•ide, for Bombay and China (ca tty), woe& at the Cape: Kelly C*•ile, C.ipt.tin L. L. Adams, and Lies, S. Serie, for • Bombay and China. k l arquhanwm, Captain W. Cruickshank. for St. Helena, Dom bay, and China. General Kyd, Captain A. Nailer. and Hythe, Captain J. P. Wilson, tar Bengal and Chins. Royal Ceorqe, Captain C. 8. ?inane, and IVa•erloo, Ctptain R. 41. teer, tin Bengal and China. Bridgwater, --, and Kent, Captain H. Cobb, for Bengal and China. SODA, AERATED MAGNF.SIA, AND OTIIF•R MINE RAL WATERS. This day is published, The OLD ENGLISIL DRAMA, No. 4, containing The Rape of Lucrece, a true Roman Trftede. Hy T110:4 AS fIEV 41'0011 ; With the Merry Songs of Valerius, the Roman Senator, compleie. Printed for C. Baldwya, Newizate..street. SCHWEPPE and CO. deem it necessary to state, el • that they arc the on Inventors and Manufacturers of the abore-mentioned MINERAL WATERS, and that their me, died And manner of prcpariu, the same is entirely confined to them selves, the knowledge never having been imparted to any other persons. A COTTAGE AND LARDE DARDEN, NEAR TIRE HACKNEY-RDA D. With immediate Possession. By WINSTANLEN' and SONS, At the Mart, ou TCE:SUAI . , the :t Ist ipot.. at 12. ALEASEII(IIA) BRICK DWELLING. c:ilcd HOPE COTTAGE. containing eight rooms, with large Garden, about 60 feet in front, and of considerable depth, very eligible for building upon. situated in Chapnianlii-gardens. Anna_ place, Hacknemad, a short distance from Guribridgmbeath Turnpike; h eld fur eighty-nine years, at a ground rent of per annum. To be viewed by applying cm the premises. where rifted parti cabins tray be had; also at the Roebuck. Ilarknev-road ; at the Mat; and of Wiustardey and Sons, Patcmaitcr-row. Repulse. Captain J. Paterson, for Si. I!exits, Bencoolen, and China. ..... Arrived the Merton, Ilarmson, of Bremen, of newer. the sailed from China on the Gth of April, and aorta $•. !Idea.% on (14 4th of July. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. EAST I.V DIA 'locum. "raid 11, WM. AE Court ..j Directors if Me United Caw/rand T Merchants e Bated trading to the Bag Indies do hc.r eVe ;VUtiCe• That a QUARTF:IILY GENERAL COURT ( the said Company via be held at digit House in Leadenhall.street. oa Went:VADAT, the 1.'2.1 of September neat, at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon. JOSEPH DART, Sternary. ROYAL NATIONAL BATH COM PA NY. Far fermiaF extensive BATHING ESTABLISHMENTS is comment pans of the Metropolis, suited to the rekiive condition of the inhabitants, combining all the varieties of s.dt and Freak Warta, Cold, Medicated. Vapour, and Pleasure Cuba DIRECTORY. Sta WALTra STIRLING, Bart.. Chairman. Jams Gus Lino, Eaq. Deputy Chairman. 111. Child, Esq. sir F. M. (hrimanney, M.P. H. Cook, Esq. W. Rothery, Esq. J. Farquhar, Esq. R. Saunderwon, Esq. F. Eirchani, Esq. C. Smith. 31.1). .1 aacl.li Moore, M.D. W. G. Stirling, Eaq. RAELERS ANTI) TREASURERS. Sir Wilier Stirling, Ban., Stirling, and lindsoll's, Strand; and 31asterlinui, Peters, 31ildred, !Ilasterinan, and Co. Lombard.stecen ARCHITECTS. Mrssrs. Dantuck, Geary, and Lever, Cornhill. SOLICITOR. George Abbott, Esq., Mark -Lane. C.IPITAL of this COMPANY is 2.10,000/. in shirrs of ail. each, upon which a deposit of two pounds is paid on the purchase thereof. No person can hold more Wan fogy skims. Applications for the remaining :hares must be made in writing' 1r..% principals only, addressed to the Directors, at the Office of aeGompany, No. I, Lancaster-place, Waterloo,hridge; which ap pintiws will be considered of m map as possible, and answers mooted. FREEHOLDERs IN THEPARISII OF ST. ANDREW'S, ii()LBoRN. WA . .,„ I :„"e'd'i., ) ,A-r.!,;i ß ty c ( l"., F i:,(l l ; ta h ;)lsak,4 l lToarr i Ps h Atorl i ls, of GROUND, containing about 14,1101 . 1 Superficial Feet, in ' a 'Unction of convenient access, to be appropriated and used as. and for, a BUIBAL Git()l.7 ND for the PA RISIIIONERS of the tint PAK Intl,' in lieu of the present Burial Ground In Shoe-lane. Any prom possessing such property, and willing to d ispose of the alte. teoplc‘llli to send infomtation thereof, stating quantity, sucats.n, and price. to the Office of Works, OuildlealL WOODTIIORPE. BOOKS OF PRACTICAL UTILITY. This day is published, in I vol. Bvo. price 12s. boards, THE THEORY and PRACTICE of GAUGING, fully illustrated by numerous Rules and Examples, and ren dered particularly effective by an extensive Detail of the Legisla tive Regulations, and the official Directions of the Boards of Cur tom and Exci,e: with a Treatise on Cask Gauging, in all Depart. masts, as now practised in the Port of London. Originally written by Peter Jonas, late Supervisor of Excise ; a new Edition, very considerably improved, and brought dove to the present improved Practice. By WILLIAM TATE. London t Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster row and Dring and 'rage, Tooley-street. Where also may be had the following useful Weeks : 1. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on BREW MO. and the mode of using the Thermometer and Saecharoniver rendered easy to every capacity ; the whole formirLa complete `beside in Itmr ins London Porter, Brown Stout, 1 - irig Beer, and every other description of Ale and Beer : to which are added, Instructions for making Malt, Tables of the Excise Duties. &e. &e. By Alexander Mortice, Common Brewer. Filth Edition, with the Laws relating to Brewers, he. ; price 10s. 6d. in boards. 2. The LAW of AI TUTIONS, or, the Auctioneer's Practical ' Guide: to which is added, • comprehensive Summary of the Laws of Distress; with an Appendix of Precedents, and a copious In. dex. Jr T. Williams, Esq. Author of " Every Man his own lawyer.' Third Edition, considerably enlarged by the addition of the new Acts of Parliament, and the Decisions of the Courts of law since the publication of the former Edition. It treats largely of the qualifications, responsibility, and duties of the Profession, constituting the most useful work on the subject extant. Puke Gs. lid. in boards. 3. T ARLES of INTEREST, at Four per Cent. &hewing by inspection Hie Interest of any given Sum for any required nu mber of Dam from Ito 30; with compendious Time Tables. By William Tate, Accurately printed in Bvo. on s bell type, price 14a. inboards. 4. The TRADER'S SA FEOCARD, and COrNTING 01'SE (iI'IDE ; containing the Laws relating to Mastery, Ap prvitices, and Journeymen ; the setting up and exercising of Trades; of Bills of Exchange and Promissory Notes; Bank. ruptey ; Contracts and Agreements for the Sale and Purchase of (moats; Warranty, Payment, and Delivery ; Carriage and Book ing; Usury, Cheating, Embenlement, Monoro'y, Forestalling, Partner...hip, Agency, Suretyship, and a variety of other Topics, in dispensable to be known by every person connected with Trade and Business. By John Rolle, Esq. Barrister at Law. The Third Edition, considerably improved, price fix. boards. 5. The FA 31ILY DYER and SCOIT RER ; being s complete Treatise on the Arts of Dying and (leaning every Ankle of Dress. Bed and Window Furniture, Silks, Bonnets, Feather., Ace. whether inadeof Flax, Silk, Cotton, Wool, or Hair ; also Carpets, Cons terpanes, and Hearth Rugs. Ensuring a saving of eighty per cent. By William Tucker, late Dyer and Scourer in the Metropolis. Second Edition, price Is. lid. boards. 6. The 011.31 IAN'S VADE-MECUM ; being an useful As istant to the Retail as well as the 11holelialc Dealer; showing, at hne view, the value of a Tun of Fish or Seed Oil, at any I'rice per Gallon; and the weight and value of any number of Gallons, at any Price per Tun. To which is added, an Appendix, to find the value of the Pounds and Half Pounds, being Tess than a Gallon. By R. W. Whitton, Accomptant. Second Edition, in one volume, price 75.6 d. bound. 7. The PAINTER and VARNISHER'S GITIHE: or • Treatise, both in Theory and Practice, on the Art awaking and applying Varnishes; on the different kinds of Painting; and on the Method of preparing Odeon., both simple and compounds with new Observations and Experiments on Copal, on the Nature of the Substances employed in the Composition of Varnishes and of Colours, and on various Processes used in the Art. By P. 1. Tingray. Second Edition, illustrated with Plates, Bvo. 12g. REGENT BAZAAR, NEAR THE REGENT'S PARK. `7 rilllE PRO PR I ETORS beg to apologize to the , Ill.: Gentry. anti Public in general, for the unavoidable delay in the opening of thin most desirable and convenient Esta blishment. Tiny have now the honour of stating. that it will posi tively be opened on WEDNESDAY, the ist day of September net, for the sale of sintilu Article+, and conducted upon the same Principles in every respect, as the Bazaar in Soho.aquare. Th.: Proprietors also beg to state, that no pains or expense have ben, or will in future be spared, to render this Establishment worthy the Patronage of those to whom this notice is most respect folly addressed. Every neeesmay precaution will be taken for the acrocmodation of Carriages +inning this Establishment. Regent Bazaar, Aug 21, 1824. :ST INDIA WAKEN() 'CHANGE. STRANI►. 4 EXETER. PHIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forma a se & cond division of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur. risk, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip tion of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home l'se, East and West India, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin ll'ash.hand Shindig, Cabin lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely Cud up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea COM Bed dia4, Writing Desks, !Pressing Cams, &c. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Saved', Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, !kits, and Pistols, &c. &c. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and WM. tar Horse Clothing, merit inspection. front their excellent quality, Int style of workmanship, and moderate price. The whole of the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but sat Ready Money Pr i ce, from which no discount or abatement will It made under any circumstances. N.B.—To prevent mistakes. the Public will please to observe, that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are Exe:,:r 'Change. List of the East India Company and Licensed Ships, and Rattling Pupils, are constantly kept. BY II IS MAJESTY'S LI;TTF:IIS PATENT. T" SELF-I L1,17:111ISTATINI; till:IIT or DAY LA3II', producing Permanent Light by Touching a String, ?Ilk Invention combines utility, economy, durability and safe. ty: it is equally adapted to the drawing room , the library, the *amber of the invalid, and the office of the man of businesa, and attpected to sapersoile everything of the kind now in use. Wbcn required for the night, the Lamp may be placed in any /arts( the room, and the string attached to the bed, by merely hang which light is produced. In the day it may be used for Wing letters, &c. without the string. To the Army and Navy, the lAw and the Faculty, the Student *Me University and in Chambers, to Merchants and Bankers, to ?tithe Offices and Private Families, for every Bedroom, to Cap 11,0(1:Ships and Travellers in General, and fur the Insides of Ltlnsges,it is particularly recommended ; and to the !AVM of No *lt and the Curious in Science it may form an acceptable present. hallowed to burn, the !Amp will yield a steady light fur 18 or Pitons without trimming. It is so portable, that it may be carried • * the pocket ; s o s i m pl e , t h at a c hild may use i t ; and MO cleanly, ultra,' be packed with the finest linen immediately after use. lif abutting th e him, the corks are so nicely fitted, that n o thi ng er!eepe in wharcver position it may he placed. As a proof of thil'in bra berm sent, when fully trimmed, and charged with oil, d, and m a t c h es, f rom London to Edinburgh, by tbe triaiLtioaeb, _, l '''Perml, and arrived in perfect security. bY appqrtment jiy Messrs. Savory, Moore, and Davidson, uunl"! TatDollond, St. Paul's Church-yard; Mr. t•hcariside; Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street ; Mr. 'r"r 3 l, Regent street ; lye and Burbidge, 139, Fleet t 31r. litffbril, 1114, Strand; Mr. Dodson, '27 liar/market; rt •TiPlin 11, It' h Psgase-atreet Within ; and Ii:. 3, Whited At ~ ----- 'HE CREAPEST FE.ITHER-RED WAREHOUSE IN j MIDI' I '1111: WORLD. ETON, No. 19, BARBICAN, London, re • spy( itully annnunces to Families Furnishing, and . the 3 is `CK of F and .R- Ehe, ' • L ,, are of the iTO best quality, a nt at ATHERS the following FEATllF very low eek . rfai_ natal White Goose Feathers, well stowed £s. tl. Ts. li. r led drt 4 .ttl. pi2l lb. . . 0 2 6to 0 3 0 tal ~d Grey (Muse - - -0110 to 0 2 8 k?, • 0 0 10 to 0 1 6 - 114$ - - • . 003 to 0 0 6 tit %he-noose ileds : : - 3136t0 8 It 0 ditto di tto A rxri t - - ditt ° -. . - - 2120t0 5 0 It Perk dine - 1 10 0 to 3 3 0 s-fd-, -, - . um owl II u t in ; . , , Yk and Hair Mattresses . 080 to I 8 6 ~. iind Home 11.40 - - I 20to 3 3 0 le'srur Ittchteads - - 2126 M 5 i 0 "It Itt,i t ,. v . -. - 1 8 0 to I 10 II ath.T.ocr d itto -- - B '- , zp diz,o ' - - - 110 to 1 11 0 rt,o. - . . 0180 to I 3 11 c o , 111 'oil in any quantity from 31b. Ited Ticks at Prime it,' i! t ° he tilled. 3lattresses, Chairs, and Sam, re-made and 14• ' , r ed. Old Reds exchanged, or stuffed by a process entirely s i __ I:outmost Ciiintz Furniture, and every kind of Ornamenuil bre . lh apery,.arral•ged in the most elegant and tasty ma n n i les s a l !e,lr sits notice. Contrarta for Military, Naval, a i )747 1 :t.g_txecuteil in ail uantit v. Ininultll.l-.TON solioui . final of the above Goods ; and he stZ o9oll comparition, tiler will he found superior to any on sale talc time. Upon the principle of keeping the Best Goods, s will ....A at the Lowest Pliall, he builds his lives of future sue 'lst, al.ich he will scrupulnualy adhere tn. • Al ATT R ESN Es, PAILLASSES, ke. .. Opposite Dixon's Repository, 19, Barbican. [ The approval and patronage of the Faculty, in addition to the long-continned pracuce and experience, is sufficient to acknow ledge their superiority and preference over every other manufacture of the kind, and which has continued to them the favors of the Nobility, Oentry, and Public in general. J. Schweppe and Co. have Agents in all the principal Towns, from whom any supplies may be had. Orders for exportation exe cuted with every possible rare and expedition. N.H. As many persons are in the habit of selling soda water made by others, purporting to be manufactured by J. Schweppe and Co. it is necessary to observe, that all the Waters warm factured by J. Schweppe and Co. are labelled with their name. 79, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square. 1 EADY'S 1.11:1; ('RESERVERS are Sold at 38, -DXA N4TREET, SOHO. and no other place in London; being methodical arrangement of keen a% fur the general Limoges of th e Body, so previously prepared 1111 to enable the Patients w prescribe for themselves, without trouble or delay; thereby proving doubtless in many instances a Life Preserver. The practice selected has been sanctioned by long and soca-ma - al experience, and is Wooded upon a system in which all the modern tmpmvetnents in the science of medicine are combined. They are forwarded to every part of die country, on receiving the an.ount by post or otherwile.—l'rice I Is.; 225. ; and Family hods, id. Ilk., with copious directions. 30, STRAND. Tux SWIMMERS; Or, Ax EXPEDITION POSTPONED.' At Margate, a swimmer excited much wonder, Anipliibious he secm'd, for cnierg'd in the deep Mc Stated like cork on its surface—and under With other strange fish its recreetei would keep. `•One Hundred bright Guineas, the bet I will chance," An Amateur cried, " that from Thanet to France Excursion aquatic this fellow shall try, And all contivtition exceed and defy !" Another cried " Done!"—and to-morrow the day, " Who fails in his man the cool Hundred shall pay." Repenting at leisure so thoughtless a whim, " Pray, Tom," to his servant, " My lad, can you swim " n yes, Sir, a mile, if that's all—to the bottom ! However, I've heard of your wager," said 'rum, " Vet trust to my art. for mantruyres I've got 'em That fellow to keep on dry laud and at home I" Provisions nest day in a haversack packing, With bouts highly polish'd by WAR n y e's JET 111.ACZ IVO, ‘‘. !RIC SCCITAI in their shade young devils display's! ; The pier Toni appear'd on, Ms confidence lacking! " What's this itaidelie other, " you look b r. your stowage, Instead of a swim, well equip'd foy a voyage! The shades in the 111. AC 1176 now eyeing askance In dread admiration, " Atkins! then, for France-- But off with your boots!" said Tom, b• my pursuits Attended are still by these dark tiny elves !" " Then you and your imps may set out by yourselves !• My devils trepan'd— if I go I'll be d—n'tl!" The kirfeit Toni gain'd for his master—attacking The tars of his rival by Wean E JET BLACIIIIWG! This easy shining and brilliant Heat:emu, prepared by Ro- HERT WaaaEst. 30, Strand, London and sold in every town in the kingdom. Liquid, in bottles, Ml., 10d.. 12d.. and Itid. each. Also Paste Blacking, in pou, fkl. 12d., and 18d. each. A shilling pot of Paste is equal to four Is. b ottles of Liquid. 'V Ask for IVisrm's Blacking. DIEDINII POCKET EDITION OP THE NEW LONDON THEATRE. The most elegant, and, with reference to its execution. the cheapest Edition of the Drama extant i originally published at • Shilling cacti Play, but now republishing at Sixpence, rll ii F. NEW LONDON THEATRE, being a Colin- JIL tion of the most esteemed and popular Stock Tragedies, Ctmiedies, Operas, and Farces, *ow performing on the English Stage: with Critical Remarks, By THOMAS MIIIIHN, Author of several Dramatic Pieces. I The fidlowing are amongst the advantages peculiar to this Edition : I. Each Play is correctly given from the copies now used in the London Theatres, and is accompanied with the Original Prologue and Epilogue. It contains also the cast of Characters at the prin cipal 1 heaths, and as the same were originally performed. To Managem of Provincial Theatres, and to Private Theatricals, this Edition will consequently be foungl a most valuable acquisition. 2. Each Play is ommiete in half, elegantly printed in a pocket size, suitable to the Theatre, from a distinct clear type, and is embellished with six beautiful indenture Engraving*. Y. The Gollection comprises all the beat Pieces, from the days of Ben Joimon and Beaumont anal sheretiuwn to our clot times, as shown is thiallathrwter LW • tet 4. The paging of each Play . ng unconnected with any other, the purchaser can bind thou in sly order lie pleases. On the lose of any volume it may be instantly replaced. List of Pieces already published, several of which are only to be found in this Collection, the copyright being the exclusive pro perty of the Publisher : TRAGEDIES. Fair Penitent Gamester George Barnwell Grecian Daughter Isabella Jane Shore Lady Jane Grey M ahoinet Mourning Bride Oroonoko Alexander the Great All for Love Cato Count of Narbonne Di.itrest Mother laa Duke of Milan Earl of Essex Earl of Warwick Edward the Black Prince Orphan Orphan of China Revenge Ronian Father Siege of I hmascus Tamerlane Tanored and Sigia monde Venice Prescevcd Z.ara All in the Wrong Beaus Stratagem Beggars' Opera Belle's Strstagem BoldnirokeforaWife Brothers co m Era ES. Fanner 's Wife Fashionable Lover flooLnatured Man Hypocrite Inconstant Jealous Wife Lionel and Clarissa Lnrd of the Manor Love for Love Love in a %Inv* Maid of the Mill Man of the World Merchant of Bruges New Way to Pay Old Debts Provoked Husband Refusal Rivals Rule • Wife and have a Wife She Stoops to Con. liusy Body Chapter of Accidents !!land!potine Marriage quer Sbe Would and She Would Not Suspicious II nsband Tender I I usband Trip to Searbo rough Way of the SVorld Way to Keep him in the Man ? West Indian Wonder RCES. Con falentcy Conscious Loren Constant Couple Country Did Double fleshy Double lullant Every Man in iiia Humour 1 Apprentice Citizen Recruiting Officer ERAS ANI) FAI Lying Valet Maid of the Oaks Mayor of Gamut Midu Miser Miss in het Teens Mock Doctor My Spouse and I Pailloct Polly Hooey:mobs Quaker Recruiting Sergeant kction may be had i t, price N. in boards Hichud Cur de Lion Rmina Sultan l'ymon ISeril to Pay Fortune's FrolSc livattlian Three Weeks After Al arriage Tobacconist High Life /Wow Stairs_ tirenliWr Cent. Two Misers Virgin Unmasked What Next ? Hit or Mire Iriah Widow e.e The *Uwe 1 neat Cabinet Valli' separately.. Loudon i Printed complete, in Eighteen or any of the Pieces Jones, and ER hIONS 'on our 111,JTY towards 601), our IJ NEUDIROUR, and egt/RAVINES, and on other Sub jects. Ily the Rey. Doctor Robert Stevens, Dean of Rochester. Urn. Ithi. DISCIWRSF.S on the APOSTLES' CREED, preached at St. Margaret's Church, Westminster, in the Spring of 1816. By the above. Bvo. 7s. A FATIIER'S REASONS for being a CHRISTIAN. Sy the Rev. Charles Powlett. tiro. 10s. 44 This Gentleman will al s o speedily putlish a work entitled, CHRISTIAN TRUTH, being familiar Letters on the Proof and Tenets of the Church of England. CONVERRSION of the J EW,—lmmanuel. A Letter ad dressed to the late George Ilardinge, Esq. on Isaiah vii. 14, relative to the Character of the Messiah. By the Rev. Edward Davies, Autbor of Celtic Researches. Price 63. . . . CHURCH UNION. A Series orD s courses, in which it is urged that the great Christian Duty of mvintaining Communion with the Apostolical Church remains uncaurelled by the tolerance of British laws. By the Rev. E. Davies. Ilvot , price 7s- fid• bits. The FIRST LESSONS at Morning and Evening Service, placed in regular rotation, which saves the trouble of searching; with Notes for all the Sundays in the Year, with some of the Holi days; which, being bound with Testament, gives the First and Second Lessons. 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Account of their Earliest Foundation, and other Sleinors bin*, drawn from the roost authentic records, prefaced by Consi derations on the Rise and progress of early English Architecture. lly Chas. Clarke, Esq. F.S.A. Containing 121 Plates. Price 91. Copies are printed its royal folio, price 122. 125.; some nn Impe rial folio, price 2a. is. which range either with the Anticwarian Vetusta Alonimienta, or 1/opiate's 3lonasticon, to either ut which ' this work oden itsoif as an interesting, if not a necessary ap pcnilage. During the eotnparatively sitort time this work has been in progress thmugh the hands of the artists and the press, it has already to recant several material alterations in exterior forms; in one instance the object no longer exists, with an important fen. -lure of recanting exclusively the removal in situation of that remarkable antiquity, the lemilon Stone, in iVatling-street. When a few years may have passed, these consideritions, it must he ! evident, either in an antiquarian or historical laniard' view, become important. Suhricribers who have not had St. l'.incias Church, may yet have it. _ Saki by John Booth, Duke-street, Portland-place; and by all Bookie ra. Comus Critic HAMPSHIRE. Freehold Fir Plantation of 200 Acres. and the Tithes of Hoe House Farm. Norwood, Surrey. By WINSTA NIALV and SONS. At the Mart, on VA.:SIMI'. August SI, at 12, in Two Lots, By order of the Assignees. AVALUABLE FREEIfhLI) ESTATE, cannoned from the Land Tax, situate at Alsopheurs Spring, is s parish of Christchurch, and county of Hants. Consisting of 900 acres of thriving fir plantations, of upwards of 20 years' growth. Also the Freehold Tithes of the Goat House Flinn, at Norwood, in the county 0$ Surrey. The fir plantation may he seen by apply. ing to Itlr. Thomas King, at the Alahnsbury Atom, near the estate, of whom particulars may be had. Particulars also at the George. at Christchurch; the London Tavern. Poole: of Mr. Hounslow, at Ringwood; 31r. llookey, Southampton; at the tilreybound and King's Arms, Croydon, Surrey; of Messrs. Parniher and Turner, Solicitors, London street, Fenchurch-street. London; at the Mart; and of iVinstan ley and Sons, Paternoster-row. DULWICH COMMON, SCURFY. Detached Family Residence, with Coach-house, Stabling, Offices, Gardens, and a genteel Cottage. By IFINSTANIXY and SONS, At the Mart. on TUESDAY. August M, at Twelve. ALEASEHOLD DETACHED FAMILY RESI DENCE, most delightfully situate on Dulwich Common, commanding the beautiful scenery of the adjacent hills, in the neat est order, and fit for the immediate reception of a genteel establish ment ; comprising dining and drawing-rnoms, morning parlour, five principal 'Jed-chambers, and two servante-chambers, dressing rooms, handsome entranie-hall, kitchen, waab-houses, two men's chambiti, and domestic offices coach and 'habit houses, stabling, productive gardens, lawn, carriage sweep, ice. ; also, a very neat Cottage, detached, but an situate as to be adapted tither for letting or occupation, should • family require more room ; it contains two good parlours, kitchen, wash-house, and three bedchambers ; held for a term whereof eleven years are unexpired, at trifling annual ground rent.. To be viewed by tickets only, which, with printed particulars, may he hail of Messrs. Willis, Dower, Watson. and Willis, Solici torn, Tokenhonae-yard ; and of Winstaoley and Sons, Vaternoster row. Particular; also at the Greyhound Inns, Dulwich and Syden ham (*olden Lion, Canilierewn; and at the Mart. REIGATE. SURREY. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD EST.ITES. EXONERATED FROM THE LAND TAX AND FREE OF GREAT TITHE. By WINSTANLEY ani SANS, At the Mart, on TUESDAY, August 31. at 12, in Three Lots, bidtre , ctlon oldie Executors of .1. Harris, Esq , , deceased. VRI valuable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATES. situate on the verge of Earlawood Common, and in the Forest of Reigate, a beautiful and sporting part of the County of Surrey; consisting of a genteel brick and tiled Cottage. dwelling, with ont-oflices, barn, stabling, excellent garden, and four inclosurea, of rich meadow land, altogether about 1)?; acres, of which intmediate possession may be had. A neat white-fronted VILLA, with stabling and out-buildings, yards, orchard, garden, and a beautiful meadow, containing nearly eight aerm, in the occupation of Nuttall, Esq. on Lease. A brick and tiled COTTAGF:, GARDEN. and ORCHARD, and Four Inclosures of .Meadow and Arable LAND, containing about lai acres, in the occupation of. r. Nash, jun. on hum. To be viewed 14 days preceding the Sale, by permission of the Tenants.. _ _ _ Printed Particulars may be then had at the Inns at Reigate, Crawley, Dorking, Sutton, and Croydon; of Messrs. Spence and Dmhorough, Sise-lane, Buckler:bury, London; we Mart ; and of Winatanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. CLAPHAM. SURREY. FREEHOLD HRAI:ND and IMPROVED RENTS, amount. in gto nearly 2501. per Annum ; a Convenient, Pleasant RESI DEN('E, with Possession ; Plots of BUILDINH GROUND, and THREE MEADOWS. II WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the Mart, in SEPTEMBER, in several Lots, by direction of the Executors of J. Harris.. Esq., deceased, VALUABLE and very IMPROVABLE IMRE HOU) ESTATES, exonerated from the Land Tax consisting of • Ground Rent of 1364 per annum, issuing out of, and most abundantly secured by, • capktal Residence, with Gar den, &c., in the occupation of ft. A. (loldschutidt, Esq. THREE other DWELLING HOUSES, COTTAGES, and LAND, all situate in Larkhall-lane, and the Wandsworth-road. TWO other GROUND RENTS of 6/. per annum each, with the valuable Reversion to two neat and convenient Dwelling Houses, situate adjoining to St. Chapel at Clapham. An IMPROVED RENT of 971. 10w, issuing out of, and most amply secured by, an excellent Brick Dwelling House, with large Garden, Coach House, Stabling, &c., occupied by Wil. kinsoo, Esq., on Lease. A Genteel and Comfortable RESIDENCE, pleasantly situate in Larkhall.lane, Cl.pham, adjoining the preceding Estates, with Coach House, Stable, and large Garden, and of which un early possession may be had. Sundry PLOTS of BUILDING-GROUND, with frontage on the IVandworth-road • a small Meadow at the back of the before mentioned houses, an d two excellent Meadows, each containing about three acres, situate on the North-west side of the Wands worth.road. To ke viewed H days preceding the Sale, by Tickets only, whiri). with printed Particulars. may be hid of Messrs. Spence and Deaborough, Solicitors, Site line, liueklersbury ; and of Win,stantey and Sona, Patemosterdrow. particulars also at the Windmill, and Plough, Clapham ; Nage.' Head, Wandsworth-toad ; Swan, Stockwell ; and at the Mart. QOCRA # IES, by his discourse on Marriage, so enrap ti turd his auditors with the subject, that the married men flew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be welded; and, •, The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word " wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage, compasses the deside ratum of our enjoyment; teeming not only with happiness on earth, but disposing the soul Mien* to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleastare may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the be• holder, excite in the sufferer regret and self.reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the trop;c% will relax the elastic fibre—but excess of every kind will weaken the system. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope—energy, muscular strength—.felicity ; not will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they arc by the multi.- plied proofs of twenty years' succussful exprience. The felicity of married life is sometimes disturbed by the sus. pension of those blessings which should endear it—for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into healthfulness end rigour. • In every case we pledge our ability to ewe atzwedily, and with afflict. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfit-ling empiric from the position so presumptuously taken up, we deviate from general prin eiples with less hesitation ; and confident in our ou•n htinourable integrity as Members of the College of Surveys, we refer thc suf. feting community of either sex (especially those entering into ma. triinonial lice) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal consultation; and letters from the country are Milna diatcly answered ; these must contain a remittance for Advice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the worhl, how. east' distant. GO SS and Co. M.K.U. Surgeons. 11, Bouverie-street, Fleet4treet, I,oadon. Just puhlshed (sixteenth edition), 1. The Atils of LIFE ; a litatniliss Commentary on the Marc Diseases. 2. II VOEIA NA. aildreased exclusively to tbe Female Sex. 11::y be had at 211, Paternoster-row ; MI. Pall-mall ; 18„ Prewes s:reet, Soho: 174, Fleet-street. I.ordon ; Porter, 72, Ilrafton-arrest, ; Junes, 117, Trongate. Glasgow • Stewart, 61, South 11:, Is , street, Ediaburgh ; and of all Booksellers. Pike Zs. CI :STOM -HOUSE, Ana. 24. The May Ann, from St. eetersbur g h ; Mmugaret, from (Until Skalton, from Archangel; Rawlins, from Jamaica ; Fortuna, fr at Danrzic ; Merchant, from flottenburgh; Gomm% from (famine Velma, from Ilamburgh ; Cane 'antra, UM/ bI.VIIICVIIt'S; 'Mite. front Ilantzic ; Venerable,' from St. Petcrshurgh ; James, from Oporto; lloldon. front Sr. Frersharrgh ; James. from Riga; Ida, from Dantaic ; Alliance. from ditto; Neptunua, from ditto; Corn walks, from Narva; Thorney Close, front New York ; William Mabb, front Nrchailiel ; .Nlarta 'Aube, from Memel; Kitty, from St. FeAnburgh ; %ittoria, front dltrn; Winona, from ditto; Nlettlay, from Chriatizna • Ant, from llamburgh ; Minerva, from Chrwriama a seri ilepeeril, frau Jamaica. EN T F.P.ET) OUT wasna.--The Palmyra, for Calcutta; Ar e. thusa, for Alexandria; Moire, for Valencia; Vrow Elizabeth, fo; Ghent; and Kritattotca, for 11anburgli. F::031 AWL'S Fat.xouTo, A u o. 23.--Sailed the Lady Mary Pelliam packet s ' for the island.. PLYMOUTH. AVG. 23.—Arrived his 3fai(vty's ship Active., from the 3lettiterraneon and Cumberland. Coitus, from L indon. Off the port the .Moffat, Browo, from Canton. MAL, AUG. 24.—At II a.m. passed the South Sand Mod, the Netherlands frigate Maria, Raigersberipm, Ind curvc:te bound to the Coast of Ili:ince. with troops. Arrived and retrains the Chfion, Smith, from Jamaica. Came down from the River the Welcome, Morrison, and Amy, Bloomfield. for Leghorn; and Bealifoy, fur the South sing. DOVER, Acct. 24—A wired off the port the Mentor. Harmson, from China; Palanntam, Nash, from Jamaica ; and Wilson, from Rio Janeiro. GasvEsExD, AVU. 24—Arrived the Margaret, Bell; Vitto. ria, Gunton ; Amy Resolution, Thornton ; and Intrepid, Stewart, from Petenburgh ; Copernicus, Gregor, from the South Seas; Harmony, Thomson, ftoni R , pra ; and about 20 foreign venla from the Baltic, names unknown. Sailed the ( ambrian, Clark. son, for Bombay; and hien*, Patterson, fur Trieste. Vag mourn, Arc. 23.—Arrived the Flora, IlexfiAd, from Ncr. way, with timber and deals; Constant Trader. Dawson; Wind. ham, Elgate; Astley, Stoker; Thomas, Tomkins; and Union, Waller, from London; Nautilus, Briggs; Ann and Jane, Clan.. to', from Selby; Joht.. Pincher; Norwich Merchant, Lark; Thomas ' Pere; John and Sarah, Rob e r son , f rom with goods. Fifty laden colliers. Sailed the Susanna, .lilts; Mary., Otter; Norwich Packet, Hudson; and Octavio, Williams, for London, with corn and goods; Swallow, Carridge, for (lull; John and Mary, Rowley; and Nautilus, Briggs, for SelLy—all with goods; Lowther ste a m v e s se l, w i t h goo & and passengers. Thirty. One light colliers. On Saturday last (the Xlst) arrised the Lowther steam vessel, B. 3latthewitian, master, from Selby, with goods and sixteen pas ' unser', all of whom appeared delighted the superior acenm -1 mod,stion and despatch a hich the packet affords. Sem is Ate to accommodate sixty passengers, has a cabin fur a family,• and a ladies' cabin most completely fitted up. TA us or Ttt fro. 21.—The Industry, of Arundel, from Shields, s truck on liakbre4Sand the na heat. and went to pieces. A boy was brought on shore yesterday, with his leg broker., picked up by a boat belonging to Gorlstone, the only survivor of the crew. Lgs; sr, Are. 23.—Arrived the Nottingliam,'Way, from We,- ' mobth, with stone; Voiotia, Loci:dill, from London ; and Lively, Jary, from Newcastle—bah with goods; Fate liaforil, from Memel; and Sodarkin, Lawson, • hum Chrietiaeia--both with deals; Susannah, Hill, with tiles; and Mary, Townley, with atone—both from Hull; Carolina, Metam,from Boston, with stone; 3h loaded colliers. Sailed the Lordtawilor ' Simpson, for St. Petersburgh ; Three Good Brothers, Beyer. for Babes; Joege Ferdinand, heekluve, fur Rotterdam; and Flora, Mitebley, foe Memel--all in ballast; Betsey, Swift • Auchtnuty, Taylor; Priusdahip, Brown; Thomas and Hannah, Depledge; Lucinda, Moon; Mary, Walker; and Hope, Brown, for Hull; Rose in June, Greases; and Bee, Baines, for London—all with corr. ; Newton. Wilkln ; and Agenoris, Harris, for Hull, *ith wool ; Wren, Darnbrook • Reaper, Chsdd; and Elizabeth, Mitchell, with fruit; New Blessing, with sand—all for Newcastle; V light colliers. I% ISBECH, Arc. V. —Arrived the 110 tm, Anie-son, from Norm' t, with Seals; Eliza, Burton, from Hull; I'hornaa and Ann, Booth, from Blyth ; Elizabeth and Ann,. Grundy; Friends, Hope, Frear; and Marchanunan, Watson, from New castle; Stevens; 'John, Lowe; Mary, Smith; Neutral, Collins; Sarah, Bawling Martin, Frank ; C a mpt o n, G amer I N ene , l' attr i c : ; liberal; Haley; Alliance, Wilson; and Hearts of Oak, Mun son, from Sunderland--all with coals. Sailed the Rambler. Sper shot, for Newcastle, with apples; Liberty, M'ray. fa Hull, with wool; Wellies ton , Batt) ; Welcom e M esse n ger , D u ddi fig ; J o ts ! and Mary, Pinder; and /lope, Greenwood, fur Hull -all with corn. IVftrrhir, Auo. 23.—Arrived the Harmony. Thompson, from Greenland, with S tisli, 114 tons; left the ice 30th.ult., got ti last fish on the 24th and brings the following account of t`-.e fishery:—London—Margaret, 2, 27th July : Hull—Abram, 111, 110; Kiero, to, :A, 211; Laurel, 14, 1(17, 25; Ilaneherter, 1. 16. 10; North Briton, 2: Whitby—Lively, I, 20, 25th; Valiant, 4, 34, 25: Aberdeen—Hercules. 3, 35; Jane, clean. 2 - 11 July. LIVERPOOL, A CG. Zl.—A rrived the Marl, 31 ilburn, from QUI. bee; and Commence, of Shields. from North America. PETzaktraD, AUG. 21.—The Perseverance, Simpson, from Greenland, arrived here yesterday, with five fish, 00 tuns; saw no prospect of doilg any good by remaining any longer; reports tl'ai some ships intended to remain on the lishing-grotEld till about the middle of September. lf•MlitillGH. Aro. 14.—Captain A. Ilaacke, who arrived at Bremen on the 13th, from Greenland, brings the fuilowing account of the other ships:—Captain /ham Hawke has 2.7 0 0 szails • John Macke, 3,700 ditto; —lVesterrneye, 2,300 ditto, one vrhale, and It/ casks; John Hagen, I.sitit seals, one whale, ail 25 casks t B. Vennekohl, 800 seals. All the above from Bremen. The shies from the Elbe had taken altogether 15,100 seals and 11 whales. The ships from the ditierent English Forts which he knew Of in Greenland had taken altogether 126 whales, most of them of a small are. PErrassuitun. Aro. 3.—From the 16th of June to the Idth of July there arrived at Cronstadt 233 merchantmen : were English. The Copernicus, Mtiregor, arrived in the River from the South SPA, spoke the following vessels g—ln December, MM. the Cathe rine, of Loudon, 1,141/ barrels, off Moraty Gnffon, of London. 41,0 Varrels, in Baby; Cape Packet, of London, 17 barrels, off Baby ; Ann, late Lawrie, in Gatiam ; Transit, of in Gaham. In January, 1124, the Kemp, of London, 611 bands, off Moral; Lyra, of London, 1,100 barrels, off Moraty s 'Kyrew, of London, 2,201 barrels, off 51oraty ; the Supply, Greenwich, Shakspcare, and two others, min ly dean, in Kimar. The Pilgrim sailed from Campeachy on the 13:h of May for Bristol, and haivnot since been heard of. The Aurora. Cavan, floin Dantzie to Buenos Ayres, was drivels on shot.: on !Monday - night neu Gravelines, and a nearly full of z. a:cr. ( - Few saved. The Justice, Wildcat, from Meniel to Piz:mouth, was wrecked near Calais on Monday. Crew saved. VESSELS SPOKEN wiz:tr.—Minerva, from Newfoundland tz Lisbon, 7th inst.; flanibal, American ship ; Joseph and Jane, Jameson, from Falmouth to liftratiiichi, 17th oh. Sunda,y ae'nnight a young lad, al apprentice to a plasterer, in Perth, had his nose bitten of by one tithe mail coach horses. The Taliaeotic art of a neighbouring surgeon was put in requisition, and the detached member was restoftt to Sts props; situation. The ()pendia°, I.owever, had to be perf orned twice ere die plAstocr was fully aatisli...l of the pc.-pendicillarity or the inazat of his counteusnee. _ _ Yesterday morning, as two of the mail-roac'ies were pro ceeding down bong sere to Millbank-itrect, %Vestimster, to be cleaned, a tine big, about nine vans of age, tr-t upon the Po'at of the hindmost to ride, and on conii.‘g opposite Ki he fell off, when the wheels passing over both his thighs, thy were broken. lle was conveyed to the Middlesex 'formal. 03 Tuesday night two cart, were ups( t hy &iv ing &gat each other, in the Wal worth-road ; one contain:a a b tr. the te.l er amen and woman, aho were all thrown out ; the hey h id bis fractured, the rowan her leg broke, and the to in lus rn. On Tuestlay a respectable farmer of the wax of Wood, from the Wet!!! of Kent, wvs hustled and robbed of his each atij et-book by a gang of tire pickpockets, close rn the Kosemarg Becket-book at Peckham. On discovering his loss be roared and taste Lis hair like a midi ,an, and it was a length of time before blt codll be appeased, so as to explain the Datum of his testa. • The padre.- bouk contained notes and cash to the amount of more than Y I I ‘1711)4/W 'WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS have ob tained the sanction and approbation of 41v• denten of the Medical Prolea,ion, as a Nafe and valuable Medicine, in removing obstructions, and relieving other inconveniences to which the female frame is liable, especially those which at an early period of life frequently arise from want of exercise and general debility of the system. They create an appetite, correct indigestion, remove giddiness and nervous head.ache, and are eminently useful In windy disorders, pates in the stomach, shortness of breath, and pulpits. duns of the bean. Purchasers are requested to remark, that, as a testimony of au. thenticity, each bill of directions is signed with the me-rte of "C. liesarsley," in writing • sold wholesale and retail in London by Wightinan, No. 4ri, Fleet-street; Barclay and Sons, Fleet. market ; Newberry ag.d ions, St. Paul's Church-yard; Sutton and Co. Bow Churchyard ; Sanger, 150, Oxfied.street, opposite Bond-street; Evans and Son, - I,ong-lane, Smithfield ; Johnson, Greek.street, Soho; Butler and Sons. 'heaptside; liudfrcy 11'indus, Bishopsgate-street; 11. Maekrill, El, Whitechapel ; and by all Country Venders, at 29. 9th. per Box. 0 .• It is necessary to inform the Public that Kearsley's Is the only original and genuine Medicine, and has been prepared by them for more than thirty years. 1 i ' j ; l i