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Rejent..ittret. the Public are hereby informed tion th, Eight sheets of the 3lsp of.liteat Dri:ain cod prineti iii Wu Section will in tome he sold i.eparrely, in the same nkumer ea the o th er Thirty-rieht i iielg of the General Map, each Sheet being charged according to the extent of Work it contain., and baying its price engraved on the North.west corner ; but Mr the tainvecence of thme Persons who may wish so poser= a carupleie Map of Lined :144 the Eight Sheets may be obtai-ed from Mr. Oardner, at Sts Goias:is, as hertaofore, till the end of January neat FOR MADRAS direct , to rail th , f 20 th Januar t, and I This day Is published. price 1%. fd. so tough it Plymouth or Portsmouth hie Powienseta. the REEC and li ER CI. Ai MS. 1J 401AAilp R 14.- Teak tihip GENERAL PA 141fial, A. I. GEGRGE THUS- QtriglLE, tag. COT T, Commander ; register 530 Tons. Has excellent Aecont. Author or" The Origin end Prossgre elate Greek Reveletion." &e. modations far Passengers, and carries • tiurpeon. j " Greece, absodowed by thereat of the e&itit, witb the volume For Preig:a of l ifty Tuns of measure Goods, or Passage, ap. : of her part splendour. nazi her woes. and her rights, In her hand— ply to the Owner, I will pursue lice arduous •eareet. Htr 'cities Slashed, her villages ! Went, her &ids ravage:L. bear witness to her partuideterminatiots. 4 Declntation of the Oreks to the Eltwistion VOllfrl, Apeil. 1812. London: Publiihed by O. B. Whittaker,'Avellistin.line. SALES BY AUCTION. THE ARMY. 009 D SHOP AND CONVENIENT DWELLING. Detachments belonging to tbe Ed Regiment of Iharnons, the 24; HOUSE. WEST 8311THYIELD. • ,'Gfts, 21st. 35th. 44th, 46th. frith. We. nit, 8341.11113. and Odds Ity NVINSTA TEEN and SONS. ' i Rettimeets ;of Pleat, the Royal-Staff Carps. end the 4:ravierlits At the Mart, TO-MORROW, at ‘2,,upltsk Oivosed of by private Corn llevatea. am Intel. eut th e . Ith inetent. lit Leith. frai enmesh, . hoard the Landon and Edinburgh hhipeisse CosepanylaSmacka itIL LEASE for Twenty-eight Years of a nest double. ' Robert Bruce, thr the Tim*" tae the PlifPaal of joining Ut t ar rd' fronted SIMP. moat adruirsblyriteme for ray retail Rua:: . aperture Nektetentit and Donate. • • nets. being No. 47, Wrest Srtl . ititfilt, 'wilt a cermentent chetrful I lb* let }etymon of the nth (Herefordehire) Rer! , oient of To. DWELLING-HOT/SE, lately put into comslete order, mid im. raw' I* daily expected in -11"1" at Peetemeth. ire'" Uncle- °a mediate posactotion may he had. b nrl the Diadem transport, having been relieTed by the Ist.ll;tie 'ion of the 88th (Connaught Raman at that station. To be viewed by app aho leing u on da th ii e p az re t m i tees saa , ot ah l e v re iu r e r ta in n t i ed ey paandr titulars may be had t Arr ived , on na'ec.rlay at (Mathes - 4ot hoard tbeZelthVr tretspr.rt, , . . from 1 ynerhouth Castle, 26. h December, 1625, under .I.e e..nnlina:.4 Kona, Paterftoster-roir. I or C.r.,iin tirerrivaile, the let ilivialoo of the depot compar.nrs og the With ',mimeo*. GEORGE TntlacoTT, CaMli {tar • i s • It. of by Ina to Loading Lat. anti 018 ail in a fey days, FOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, and NEW SOU TH WALKS, with irtme to call at a Port in the o.lthnel, tFm fine New, faat-sailing Wm./. IRFINLD, A 1. Gowned. Harshen 300 tons. JAMES WORE, Commander, lying to the London flock ; has excellent accommodations fot Passengers. For Freight or Pasaage, apply to BADSTF.R. AND BUCHANAN, No. 3:1, Ifark-lang. • This day is l, Trice h. agp()ILT of p th ubl e ithei CONIMITTE of the $O - ETV for tit , ITIOATION and °RAMA!, A ge. I *PION of SIAVERY throartinirt Sac lartinh Dominions. Ussil 4t a especial Aleeting of the frlenthers awl Friends of the So ciety, held (nn the 21:4: of December .11,25) for the ;Inmost or orti• P‘aritarnenc on the 9oject of Slavery. With Notes and nit ApperAlix. Printed for J. Hatchard and Soo, Piccadilly: and J. and A. Arch, Comhill. By order or the Board. W. GRIFFIN, Ike. 08, e r( flitinNnCt, Dec 21i, -(IPFIC Jan. p r i o ri:sit 9:,7....rs am! Commissioners of Isis Ma jraly. Nol h.•r, h, _ - ire That m ,the 14,1, of February next. at ten o'clock 111 the forearm. to ioni..ioner Cuminghani will put up t Sale at his Majesty's Dock-varil, at it ):oham. se sTonEs veral Irots of • m , Consisting of old rope...oski holtrope. compasses, end annrass. and varioub article:4 of atop c:otbing, &e. &c. &c. all lying 13 the sat.: Yard. Persons wi.hintr to view t 1,2 hots mutt apply to the Cointuis door" of the Yard for a note of . admiKaion for that purpose. Catalogues and Conditions of Sale may be had here and at the Yard. LUASEHOLD Mtn' T3IPROV.U.D. 111 NT OF SIXTY- St WEN POU,s:Fltie P.Clit ANNUM, Isomlog out of Prornitos in "ilargarei-atitur, Cat•encliahrputae. .BMIPPING INTELLIGIMqR. lURSUANT to a I)..cree of the lit 4h Court of CliatiCery, meth in a eplae wherein Richard Wool Ia iiiaint4f. and Ann IVood and other. are defeutlanta. the ctn.:Drams a . AN THONY AVOOD, late of Preihnn Auckland, in the County of Durham. fltotthstotto I with died on the 10th of A north 1813), are to come in and prate their debts bethrefranciaPattltitcsiford, one of the. Aluetert of thniethl Court, at hip Chambers in South. ammon-huilding%. Chancery-lane. London, or in default thereof they will be eiteutled dee benefit of the saht Decree. _ By IV INSTA NhEY -end fiONB, At the Hart. Tomokßow. 41 1 13, A LEASEHOLD ESTATE. livid unttcr the Poke of Porthold, ensaisting of a net Itr.prnvect rent of CA per annum, issuing out of, ahel seeured•aptm. •dw , tlling-house and premi.v.!s, attuite Nn, ea, Margaret -street, eseevetvh-equaret held for a term. whereof 24 yearn and a qm,rter are unexpired at Christ. max, 1825, at a ground rent of 31. per annum. To he viewed. Printed particulars matt be had st..; day pre ceding theissie, at the Mart; sad of Wiustantey and Sons, Pa. ternoater-row. LIVERPOOL, Itregowir, JAI. It pok, published bySherwood•Oilbert, and Piper, Patarnoster-row • TO 8P0RT6311.4i. BILITISII FIELD SPORTS; embracing Practical Instructions in Shooting, [looting, C , air,ing, Hoeing, Fish int. &c. ; with Observations on the Hviruking and Training of 1)0i:a and Horses ; al.o, on the Management of Fowling-pieces AB d, all other per ttnii; I mplgmenta .—Bp IV. H. SCOTT. Illustrated with upwards of AO highly-finished nurslings, corn. prelrending every ssriety of subject clonectid with , field sports, sod executed liy the most eminent artists. 1p 1 large toluene tiro s price IL las., or on royal paper,wysith pivot imptesalonsof the plates. 34 Ss. JOHNSON'S SHOOTER'S COMPANION; comprising a cooscription of Pointers and Sisters, rt wtii as of those Birds which are the object of punmit ; of Scent, and thr rcamm why one dog's sense of smell is superior to another's..lite Foeling-pitee fully clnsidercd. particularly as it relates to she me of rercussionisow tier. On the properties of Percussion Pou der. nod btist method of making it. Shooting illustrated, suit the art of shooting yin simplified and clearly lwd down. Tilt: titian laws ConilEsrly ex plained. &c. &c: fly T. B. Jou Ks° N. Few Edition, consider. ably enlarged and improved, and illustrated with three Engravings by Issnaseer. Pride bs..in. bowls. " This i 4 a well written and well arranged production."- Citron. 'lrina W. foie heavy snow showers—lnigh Vrattr 22 in p. 12. 'Arrived the V.I!, fmm Sicily Marla. —. front ditto I Juno. Bells. from 1)amole, of: the Ch.rhon Whittsl, Bodgavoi, rron St. Joint's, Neu Bromwich, sailed Bcc. 12 ; the Seamaiider, for Liverpool, was io sill nest day; Busanne, Ouiehoo, lasiot 11Iavre. ST. MARYLEBU?E COURTAIOUSP:. JANUARY 11. 18213. A T a SPECI A L MEETING of the COMMITTEE apoointert fvr 1)NPOhl:SIO ti the SUBSCRIPTIONS cc ceited the REI.II:F 01 the SUFFERIOS by FIRE in and near Wells-street, St. Mitrylvtint e. in Jude, MS, Pr-ment, the Itce. J. A. BUSY( BCD, 1).1). in Vie Chair. The,Commil tee had the satisfaction of distrihuting the remainder of the fund confided to their CAM and hove the gratiliewitni ef.in forming the. Ststricribtra, that their ti!lrrAtity lice sit'onlut•cre moat important r,:ief to the numerous Suffa..rs, and has been must gratefully received. The intrepid, from Al•trandria aid Milford for I;rrrrpool, was driven n., shore near the Skerries, Ireland, and it snot reported she wear to pieces on the night of the 6 It int. daring a dreadhil gate. The Marian, Harris, trom Qttebec for Doblie, ear driven on Aare in Dublin hay, and it win fearc•l »mild nnt•be got off: _ CONTRACT TO DELIVER COAL'S AT NEWFOUND- L.l ND. CCM M I ASARTAT DEPARTMENT. TREASURY CII•MBERS. JAW. Ig, 11126. QUM Person., at ore cirmiroom of contracting . with the al Agent for Commisaoriat Supplies. to deliver hag ChAlulrmuy of COALS at Newfouniland, m oy meive particulars of the Con. tract at thin Office between the hours of Teo and Four, and deliver their Tendon, sealed un and directed to the Agent for Commista tire Sopplirs, marking thereon " Tentley for Cook ;" on or belare TUESDAY, the 21 h tny:ant, butt none will be received utter Twelve o'clock on th.e day ; nor will any Prournal be noticed nll - made on or annexed to a printed Particular, and the pricer in. y, i tyd in won ue in 'yowls ; urr 1111/1,41 a Letter be subjained to totch p ro p o y a t sinned by t wo person% of known proporty mtgaging to be. COMP bound with the party tendering in the sum eapreysed to the Particulars, for the doe performance of the Contract. POLICY IN TUE PROVIDENT LIFE ASSURANCE • • 00,1" ICE. Ily STEVENS and BRENCIIILEY.. At the Anrtion Mart. on TITESII,I V, the 31st mat. at 12. A POLICY of ASSURANCE for'l,l - 100/. in the PRO- V 11) ENT LIFI tIFYIeg. efre....tetl - 16 February, 1010 . . nn the li e Ora Hentleman noir in tNe s.ltit year of his age, subject to the annual payment of 331. Is. 841. Farther particulars may be had at the I , lNee of sale; of Mr. Garrard, Sotither, Olney, Burks of Mr. \Fro. Ar.drews. Sahel tor, Market flarbarough; and of Stevens and Brenehley, 36, Old Jewry. 4 The Bower, Aclift,fritmlOWwier.wo Cfrirew --- 042 shore ht Cerl= lUni must Ilisttarge her cargo. 111 4 4 7:8asannoh. Lewis, from Loudon for 1 - Pandalt. wee driven nit shore at Carlingford, but woo expected to be got of without Ww.6 m om' _ _ _ _ . _ the Matilda, horn St. Domingo for Clyde, has arrived at Del. fast f.cogn. The 31 sry, Barrira, from BAlull for Liverpool, with from foundered ist inst. o 0 Sigellow Head; the crew Bared and grins) at Wesf,rd. EAGLE INSURANCE COMPANY, Act of Parliament, CORNHII.T. AND URGENT-STREET. The Directors ropt•ctfully arqu:skt hitch of their .Friend< as have omitted to renew their Christmas Polities, that the same may be effected be applicaiion at either of their Offices, where Receipts arc now lying at the reducel rates of Insurance, with certain caccp;ions. Common Insurances at • - . Is. fa per cent. Marlow duo - 2a. lid. Doubly iblirtloug ditto 4,. 64. Payment of Re it as heretofore. Datriaae oreasioneThy Light ning n , :t.le good. All Loins atkjeated with libtrality and promptitude. W. BEETHAM, Secretary. GUARDIANi •FIRE AND' tIFE ASSURANCE COM PAM'. No. 11, LOYBARD-STRF.ET. AT THE ENTRANCE Or THE POLIT..OPPICC, I oNnoN• DI etc:tons. RICHARD 51E1 , , K Easi. Chairman. GEORGE LWALL, Esq. Douty Chairmen. • W. C. Brandram, Esq. ,John Martin, Esq. William I 'oplond, Esq: Alitchell, Esq. Wilti ern D . Rawson. E‘fi. itobrtt Milford, Esq. Sir T. Hartle Farqutlas, Rare. John 0. Raeenshaw, Esq. Jnho Garr t, Ft 9. Alderman Robert Rickards, Esq.. Nicholas Gravy.l. , q. John S"nre, %William Esq.M.P. Eriward Stewart. El. John Harvey, Esq. ntifea liemy Thompson, Esq. oenr,lr Jrnn..r. Esq. John Thntnt.in. Esq. Jahn . Loch, Esq. I John Tulloch, Esq. Stuwatt Alacjoribanks,Csq.M.P. James Tullorh, Esq. Thy Cni.tvaus. Itlarelall, from Savannah for Liverpool, haw ors rived at I►uikary Ustly Douglas. I.umncr, from Liverpool, has arrived ar St. John's, Nev Brunswick. SANDHURST, KENT. TO be SOLD by PRIVA CONTRACT, a corn. Oast and valuable PRgEROLD I:STATE. called Brick Houle Farm and Cootie time, moo iltafiranly shuato near Sand hurst.green, in the Pariah of Sandhurst, Kent; consitoing of itihatir.tha :OA commodious farm-houee, cart-house, barn, ami ot!ter snit .ide bullfrogs. together with 81a. In. 331'. of excellent Arable, Meadow entLAVoofiland; For further p‘rdrulars and terms application may be made to IV. 0. Belton, SAicitor, 26, Austintriars, London. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Jon.• 11, 1823. MIRE Court of Dire:lots of the United Compri!, cif ji Merchants of England tri.ding to the East Indira sIJ hereby rim Notice, That the Cmnmi , tee of Buying anti Warehouses 1,11 he ?ratty an or at any time before WC DN Ft4ll4lY, the January, inti, to reteive proposals in writing. setle.l no, front such persons as map be wtliing to supply the Company with 311LITABY 'CLOT fliNti, '-Lit. The Clio, lirvelt. from St. Peteesburgh for Liverpool, has sr. rived at Londonderry. , - FALMOUTH. JAN. Red the Rinaldo narket, for Jamaica and the Francis Freeling ditto, for Aanerial.—Wind E. PLYMOUTH. JAN. O.—Arrived the Caroline, e;andere, from I:n.hon ; the Att.., Adonis. front R ehrnord t the Ebeinet, from l.i4nn, at:4l woke the Joint, Shad& from Jamaica, n.l the the 18th ult. in ht. 40, long. 11. Sailed the Erin, Al`Cart:ly, foe Bonloaux.—Wind k. • DULWICH. SLRREY. RESIDENCE AND BITILDING GROUND. ............---. ....... - - PORTS3IIOIITH, JAW. 10.—Arrived the Betsy, Ilawkin, front Cadiz Sailed the Sarah, Bateman. tor Leaden.— Wind N.W. DEAL. JAW. 10.—Passed thittoel frum the River, the Viss , etsinte , s Exmtuth. Oxley, fry tar. Domingo; the Amy sod the Cadmus are reported to have passed through this mottling. The Athmital (oetbnin remains.—fit iad N. light breezes. RTE. Jon. 10.—The Margaretha Rebecca, Henbane, front Ifernintegh tmLoOdon, has bean' brought into this port with loss 0: anchor toad !Able, and two feet water in her hold. Onaersinti, Jan. 10.—Arrived the Jnene William. Hope. from Tiiningen t Margaret, Hart, from Rotterdam. Sailed the Edinburgh, Row, for China : Hope. Hick, for Oporto : Invinis. Smart, for :isms Martha; Active, Adams ' Mr Barba oes ; LOS. don, Sinner‘alf, for Demerara ; Duke of Illancheater, !loud, le Jamaim ; Flying Fish, Smith. for Ostend. Kisukstown Itannottn, DUNLEARY. JAx. 7 —sinekWea. reedits It has blOwn a Continued storm; between three and thug o'clock the gale increased to a fearful burrieanc; at the sae* time the hark Marian, 340 mop, of Greenock, parted her chalk cables, and droveon shore in the harbour, near the old pier; obit holds ea:ether, but is much wrecked. The Letitia, of Dublin,. ~ ' also parted her chain cable. and drove considerably with her other ' anchor; she was preserved from going on shore by cutting awe, her masts; she strikes at low water. and is leaky. Tbe slow Elizabeth, of I)undalk ; the schooner Fan*. of Drogheda ; and that William, pallor, of Dublin, fearing the large shire would drive en Weird them, slipped, vend ran into the old harbour of Dunlealy allow water, where they are almost wrecked. The brig Sampson. of Liverneol, also ma into the old harbour, having can led away tee chain. and stirred the others--she is much-damaged. Thb schooner John, of Liverpool, carried away one cable, and dreg% en the o th er anchor ; but cut away her foremast, and received. a and R anthers Item the shore, and thee ru b out the gale.- l e g 'tir• ater. COWI, JAW. IV—The Navy. Bares, boned to Llverposi, 'prang a leak let inst. oft' Wicklow Had, add soon abet went down. Crew raved. , ~ti' ~ ~~4 a^d that the condittnits ot the said Conttaet may be seen on ap. ~ I teation to the Clerk of the void Committee, with whom the pro. ;,pals must be left before Eleven o'C!ork in the forenoon of the said 2.71 th of Janouy, atter which hour tl.e Committee will not re• ire any tender. JOSEPH DANT. Seen tar,. be LET on LEAS/; a comfortable FAMILY L RESIDEXCE, pleasantly showed at tie extreme park of the village of Did/rich, near the common, with fore t court, garden, and pleasure grounds, ornamented with a canal ; coach-house, and stable, and a small paddock of 'boat four acres ; also •a r'u'ble plot of Building (}round, 260 feet frontage by 200 fce deep. To be clewed, and further 'fiartimilat's'iriown, on application to Winsianley and Sons, Paternoster-row. EAST INDIA 1101ISE, Jan. 11, 1:1,:4. THE Court. • Directors or the United Confining of Merchants of Eaziond trading to the East Indies& he, eby ens Nolise, That the Comonlvee of Buying and Warehouse. will be really overtire Proposals in wrki•or. sealed up, on or before IV I . ns A UV( the Ist of February. 11!•24, from such persons as may be willinj wsupply the I 'company with a quantity of SHOES FOR tioOLDIERS. sunntk. Fourteen Mile% froth London. Irobe LET, FITRNIt4H ED, for - Twelve Months or . longer period, the murhitdmired Residence called OA 11- Bli AND 11 . 41.4. i delightfully situated at Ewell, in the eadVity of Surrey, containing numerous lofty we:l-propotti6nid sitting mama artsl bed.eliamhers, fitted np with much taste, and adapted in every respect for the immediate, ryv-ption of a large establish. mein, with numerous well-arranged 'tikes, stabling for sixteen hones, doable mach-house, and other suitable - outhuiblings, capital walled gardens, fulls cropped and abundantly stacked, ex terairc shrubbery walks and plantations, forcing houses, ornamen. sal dairy, sheet of water, and four enelocurei Of meadow land, con taining about ll acres., To be viewed by tickets only, which. with further particulars. may be bad of M carra;ll"instanley natl goat, 11ro. 10, Paternoster taw. And that the Con;fitiontio!theContract;ybe MD. en anpliea t on to the Clerk of the said Committ-e, with whom the prortimnl4 must be left before Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon of the ht Diy of Felwuary, litl6, after which hour the Committee walnut receive any Tender. JOSEPH DART. Reeretarr. ovrosta. tlliaat Ward, Esq. Lew;elr.re, I:sq A. W. flo9.4rta. I:9. ALP. t!'n'etorti have determined. wiih certain ev•eptions, to make Cie 31low Mir reduction am the Three ordinary Glacies of lire in. sitaattt, and insurance• hitherto charged it 29. will be extuced to I. M I. per Cbt.rer kenum• . 26. fLi. ditto ; and • 10. . . ditto; hut no Policy will be entitled to a reduction which will bring the Pre..iium Mow 6,4. JAN. 7. 111:'3.• • THE COMMITTEE for the RELIEF of the SPA NISH and ITALIAN REFUGEES beg to inform the Public that the whole Amount of Subscriptions received is 13.4.141 L Ills. 10.1.„ and of Expenditure 11.7114/. ja. dal, leaving a balance of 1.6911/ Ils. in the handa of their Raakets 31esem. Smith, Payne, and 31emirs and co. 3lessrs. Fry and Chapman. Messrs. Glyn, 11ihli, Halifax, Meters. Ld blank sad Go. and Un. Siemer ISsu 'Mends. Meters. Perring, Shaw, and Bar- :Ucrsm.llerriea, Farquhar, and her. Co. Since the formation of the I'ommittee they have been enabled to relieve and sappiest 671 Exile. this number 103 hare teen rovided fur by the benev itence of Gavemmeat ; 4ti3have been tarnished with the means of depertinx for different pane of Europe aad America, where hop:. hay:: tel held out of employment anti MaibtallillCS; a have beer aeoled in the interior of England;. 94 b a re vo l u n t arily •iiiair,vu thropielvee from the list of recipients: and, of the remainder, 97 er- s•i:lree lying lUs. per week, and 4:3 7s. per week, from Me Coot nittee's Fond. The removal of an great a m 101) of distress as.existed among these unfortunate and latermit ng ..rangers at the rime of the formainn of the Committee, the dia.itashrd number of applicants for reli:f, tae establishment of an many of the exiles in useful and liot.ouroble occupations in this country a elsewhere. encourage the Committee to hope that their 'shows live not b .en in vim, and that their arrangements havo been such as will be approved by those who put such a power of benevie...r.ce i:ittt their hands. Thoughamong an numerous and various a Hat of anferera—men of all ranks and stations. from the highest to tho lowest, thrown. by natural eriolsaitut.s and c ilamities, into one common lot of banishment and affliction—though has not always berm possible tu separate the worthless from the worthy, to offer encouragement in exertion. and reprob talon to itlhmesa sad improvidence, the COl7O. mince have taken such measures sot they were able (by the este. bltahment of Suls.rinninittecs. formed of the must respectable of the Refugees themselves, and to these Sub.Committera their particular thanks are due), in order to ptvird as far as passible against fraud and imposition. and they have established a r i g id Ite nti tt y to Imes , tain that every individual Gtrcitnter is really politically eatuprornised and unable to return to the lard of his fathers. •' , The tur i prccettcutra success this Institution has experienced, Olfriri!J s4thtsztory prruf that the principles upnn which it war enpiart have mot with gt.Perel apviniinttlen, anti gives the beet ev. suracce that the proportion of Profit to be returned to the As sured at the septennial division, will moot with their fall ex pertation. Notice w hereby given. That Assurances which expire at Christ mas should be renewed lii:ven Days theteafter, br they be. come void ; and that the Receipts for such Renewals are now ready fnr delivery with the respective Agents for the Company through. out the United Kingdom. \% I. v. 11.1,1 A RS, Sec. ,SPORTING INTELLICiENCE. INTELIARM4CE EXTRA. , YORK 41.7(iU8T MEETING, 1826. 'Renewal of tbe - fireat Subscription rx four years, of 25 sows. eath, divided into three Vicars, with 50 sows added to eaL•h by the Corporatitri, to be run for on Wednesday, by 3-3 r olds, on Thursday by 5-yr olds, and on Fridty by 0-yr olds and aged horses. ! 1 / 2 A trent:m(lM J.. 6.—The linpe, Rice, of [lull, was drivels on 'hereon ()dont Beach, on Tnesday, and totally wrecked. Cie* and part of the materials saved. QTOPi'EI) upon a Man, at Mt. lies's, No. 7, Queen r7) .erect. Tnwer.hill, a Gold) CHAIN, a 001.1) Riti)Orlf, with initials on the hack, a (IOLD RING, and Pl."11S!-:. Any p:r,on !Living lit the ,ame, and describing them, may then by plying expense% on application toMr. Dias, ;3, Rntelifß: highway., St. George's,•Esst. Ertl Fitzwi!Bain Lord Milton Jr. C. Wilms Mr. J. A. S.Wortley Mr. J. G. buniann Mr. J. O. Lashlaton Mr. E. Petre Mr. T. Houldswolth Duke of Devonshire Lord lislburne StIRSCRIII£IIS. M. or Queensberry Mr: R. Watt Duke of Jetls Lord Sloncaster Mr. R. Milne* Mr: W. Russell Mr. F. L. Ilolyoake Lord Scarborough sir E. Dodsworth Me. J. Clifton _ FIRST DAY. Lord Dhrlington Mr. J. Clifton Mr. T. o.Porriett Ir. F. Lumley Mr. B. Thompson Lord ►ennedy Mr. R.O. Oastaigne Mr. O. Ciontpron Mr. Whiztakcr .7 - ;• 7 The Gearge. Piyor, from Balling to London, was totally lost tag - • Tony Island, let lest. Crew Bawd. The Marquis Wellesley, Blanchard. from London to Refirk was apoken with Sept. 2, in lat. 91, S. long. 5, E. The tlizabeth, Scott, froth London to Gibraltar, was meek by a heavy sea on the 19th ult. which Washed two of the aerill' every thing on deck overboard. The master. his wife, the Olaf. and a boy. were taken out on the 2lst inst. in Ist. 45, 20: 104 by the Inirabeth. Sandin, from Lisbon to flatve, which bort &giht in consequence of a signal of distress, and landed at Plymeatlt.lla Sunday. Thc Rcrwirk.hire Advertiser says In our portent' the lids nit., we annohneed the total loss of the Orem-, of Gottenborgh"... rear the entrance of our harbour, by mistaking a light on the share. de. We hare much pleasure in orating that our harbour commis, alone?a forthwith teak the matter into consideration, and wbh tire most laudable seal for the welfare of the pon and the public as large, after obtaining the consent of the Hon. Ttiahy Boaill, immediately gave directions for a light-hotise to be' erected on the end of the pier. The building will be upwards of 40 feet above the AlttiE OFFICE PENS, peculiarly well cut.—The 1 A pribeildent thm Pats is shuple anti highly interesting, yet ;rerkedy novel, from the procois and peculiar.ninde of prepanng them for immali,..tc use. The Quills are kept to a great length of ornm till they are seasoned and perfectly ripe for use; thus pre. Dared, they are rendered capable of the tinest temperature, sym. metre, and nice eNactness rtf mints, so essential in this article. A large Stock of prime QUILLS nntl PENS always on hand. Made and slid by E. %VILMA:US. Stationer to the King, and to the 'Royal Fondly, No. It. Strand, London. Portable Pens M . the same quality. I►S ES 4A 415 The Great Yotkshire, two pre old, Bst 51 Me. Houldswottb's b S!akccol 25 soya each, 10 ft. for colt§ now fillies Bst Stn. 31t and tinve quarters c by Rbadamantbon—Loo Chao Puke of Leeds's ch c hyWhisker, darn by Trophoolus Mr. B. Poker's b c by Blacklock—Cottage Girl Mr. Rldsdale's ch c by Tramp—Rhubarb's dam Col. Cradoerti Pirate, by Tramp Mr. Brandling's b c by Tramp, dam by Sancho ALBtSIAIII.E-STREET, Dee. 29. I U 25. On WEDNESD.IY, the 25th of JANUARY, 1826, Mr. 3IU I: RAY will eomnienee the. Publication of • DAILY 310-RNINO N WISPAPER. TIIE ItEPRESENTATIVE. Ativerttlements, and Communications for the Editor, to be sent to Nn. GO. Albe , narle.strcet, until the 2:411 of Jannary, and after that day. to " The Representative" Office, No. 25, Great George. street, Wes:minster. *** Orders for this Newspaper are requested to be sent to the Postrnasiers and Newsmen. SECOND DAY. The Peregrine Stakes of 501WY11tnih,15 ft. for 3-year old colts, Rat bib, fillies list 31h. Mile and three inertias. Major Yrrborough's br c 51.Adatu Lord Duellliam's be c Mulatto Mr. Payne's br c by °marina, dam by Election Sweepstakes of 20 son each, for 2.yr old colts Bat Mb, fill:es Bst 21b. T 1 C. 17 sub.,. Lord Fitzwilliam'sb e Troubadour, by Blacklock Lord Kelburne's hr c. by A bjer—Bluts Stocking Mr. Whaley's Comes Seeundes Mr. 0. Powlett'. b c by Blaeklock—Csifacaratadaddera Mr. Houldsworth's b e by Filho—Torelli Mr. Vansittart's b e by•Blarklock—the Doe Duke of Leeds's b e by Whisker, dam by Trophenhts b c by Blacklock. dam by Obetrin Mr. Lambton's ch c by Abjer—Watheote Lass Mr. Crompton's h c by Cervantes—Margaret Mr. Pore's h f Matilda, by Comus—Juliana ch f Sister to Hampden Mr. Wormald's b c The Laird, dam by Governor Mr. W. Fox'sb e by Vandyke, jun.—Selma Mr. Leftus's br c by Ardrotumn, dam by Remembrance, Mr. Wright's b c Sampson, by ilLteklock Mr. Taunton's b c Shylock, brother to Streatham top of the pier, and by the eintstruction the lights may be sees by vessels upon entering the bay, either from norther sNith. No duties are to he collected on account of the light or the etpenses aE building. We understand that Lieutenant Jones, late of the Mer— msid, and Mr. Nelson, engineer to the Trinity Beard, have af.. Deed the Commissioners much rsluable assistance en the subject. The foundation is expected to be' laid in the course of eight °evils days." _ _ Unfortunately political pvucn•ionn have not yet ceased ; day after day iridivklushi arm r. rao.o.ly desolate and forsaken, corn. pelted to ay .'torn thr:ntered imprisor,rnent, chain t, and death ; and the Committee have been oonqielind to admit many such on their VEIItILL /PDXES WITET.-301111 1 Shand,. London to JinniWen, 18 b nit. Lt. 40, long. 11. by the Abrinca, Midi, arrived at P 1 - mouth. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. List of Passengers per the Hon. Company's shin Abereromb's Robinson : Mrs. M'Leod, Mies Ettlot, Ni.q Charlotte. Miss Fanny, and Miss Jane Itonside, proceeding to Bombay ; Cattst , o. Bishop ; Cornets Henderson, Harvey. and Grumhleton, his Ma. jesty's 4th Light Dragoons ; Ensigns Hesse and Lloyd, his lifts Aaty's 2d Foot ; Ensign Rouse, his Mejesty ' e 20th Regiment Foot; - Mr. Hughes, cadet Mr. Benjamin Rowland. free meritnt ; Mr. James and Mr. Charts Parbury, volunteers for the Bomber M albite. As it would be di limit anti almost impossible to ascertain pre cisely the wants and circumstances of every individual, the Coin. mince have, except in T.:Tette cases, adopted general rules for their guidance in the clistilhat ion of the public bounty. The ex ceptions have been extt.:niely fee , ; yet tame claims of great and Interesting urgency hare come before them, in which they would base rejoiced to have been able to deal out the evidence of sympathy with a more liberal hard ; and such claims still exist with unabated force. Should any int:iv idtials .4.11 to contribute to a special find for the relief of any ras..4 of peculiar distress, the Committee will give their best attention to its distribution. The arrival of tile winter season must again direct the generous attention of the benevolent rublir to the claims of the foreign exiles, and the Committee w:II eieerfol , r continue their exertions, and en deavour to dispense distrectly r.nd satisfactorily the stUlli *hick are placed or may be placed at their disrossil. The Committee beg leave w add, that-as many of the Refugees are in want of clothing, it would be a great act of benevolence were their friends to deposit such garments for both male and Ictuale as they might be dispose) to give, ei.oer at the City Marshal's office, Alsnrion-house ; at Mr. Stephenson's, No. 14, Villiers-street, Strand ; UT at Alr. I). Lewis a, stationer, No. 34, Mount -street, . . . Grosvesor•usius. And, finitely, Or Committee would suggest, that for the mote (mutable and judicious disomal of such funds u the public kind. , nvt4 may dedicate to ties relief of the Refugees, it Is of great import. I , ance that they Should not be diverted into individual ehunels. P. FILESH FIELD, Hon. &attar. INRVITABLY THE LAST BUT TWO. AND THEN LOTTERIES FINISH FOR EVER TBISH respectfully acquaints his best Friends, the • Public, that the Nen Scheme, which has bean advertised at [smolt. is inevitably the last hut two that eon besubmitted-te the Public, OS Parliament has decreed that. at the expiration of that period they shall for ever trim. T. Bish therefore achrisea those permits who wish for an op;ortunity of pining a large Sum for a small risk, to lose no time, es it is more than probable, es the end approaches, Tickets will get serree and much higher in priet., without any inereassed chance of sums& The main points of the New Scheme are—it pootsessea SIX PRIZES OF 'IAVENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, Besides other Capitals and minor Prizes to the Amount of UPWARDS _ . oy •A. QUARTER OF A MILLION, ALL lITER LINO MONEY And all to be .eeelle 4 in Ore Day, viz. ST. DAVID'S DAY, Ist 'forth, being the Anniversary of one of Bish's famous LON when his IV/1816,1'6:ads bemuse such large adventurer". and were su cotinfastly successful. In t'.: very last Lottery Binh Gold 7,318, Chits A - - - A Prize of £lO.OOO HON, (lam B . - - A Prize of 30,00 They were dictsihated nl! over the Vnited Kingdom; cod is the receding Drawing. vel.';c:t, like the present. cuoutiued Six 20.0041. rizA, Tcekh sold Three iiut of the Six; viz. 1,042 . - - 2,271 11,519 - X 20,000 20,000 - 10.000 And they, like the i wo 30.000 L went over every part of the T. Kish augurs favourably of hid success,froin the present Scheme tying a similar number of Capitals; he has on sale at his Offices. Comhill, and 9, ettari g.cross, London, a variety of Tickets and 9 .' l The Priem of Stocks are affixed to his Office ia Cornhallt hl each the Pubic tau ace the varloul Buctuaoorti. In 2 vols. Torsi 4tn. printed uniformly with Evelyn's Memoirs, and embellished with Portraits and other Engratiings by the time Artists, price W. Gs. boards. fiIHE DIARY and CORRESPONDENCE of SA MUI.I:I. PEPI'S, Esq. F.It.S. 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Flies, &e., drawn front the Liti., price ' .al paper, of which a few Copies only are - " This book is quite studded with weS inhibiting faithful portraits of every &eject , Val an eepleoatory representations of a. ed in Fishing, with full and clear Inter weremoch pleased to find some ample - —hick wo have hunted for in vain iu ' -dm!, No. 23. On the 17th of August last a hawk, with bells to Its thighs and a silver ring to its leg, with the name or ;Ist Hon. J. Finch engraved thereon, e.nie on hoard ;be Spence, of North Shields, Captain Huggup, bound 40 quebec, in lat. 44, long. 26, west, about midway be tween Iceland and the American coast, and after being tm board about 20 days, unfortunately died.. It Wits I perfectly none. The Captain having some chickens Ora .Ixiatil, allowed him to help himself. A chicken served him five days. SWINDLI NO.—A swindler has, within these few.daya, bean practising his cruel deceptions upon several' poor sehoolmasters in this town and neighbourhood. He igloo dttces himself to his intended dupe under the pretest Ihet be is sent by the trustees of an endowed school at AuCt land, or Allendale, or other distant place, to oftr hire the mastership, which, he says, is now vacant, and that the 'trustees have fixed upon him, in consequence of bearing Of his excellent character and greet abilities, and that be must prepare to take immediate possession. The knee. Aso takes care to endow the iroaginary school with alsa%try• 'of ROL a year at least, an excellent bouse, barge garden. land to keep a cow, •itid all the °thir requisites tosmote a country life agreeable.' The poor Dominie, flattered the alleged preference, and overjoyed at his unetpeettril ' fortune. • • the kind with ?AI RD DAY. Sweepstakes of 30 sore each. h ft, for Slew old Mu, Bet lab. Last mile and three quarters. Nine Subs. 'Lord Scarborough's b Pasta by Catton Mr. Houldsworth's br Fanny Device. sister to Ptilltine Duke of Leeds's b by I►'hi.ker, dam by Sir Paul gr by IValTui —Lisette Mr. Lambton'a Claudine, by Ebor Lord Muncaster's Garcia Lord Kennedy's Mary Anne Lord Milton's Theodosia, by Tramp Sir W. Milnet's Sister to Osmond FOURTU DAT.. Wailto.n eind Cattow"— Sweepstake. or 30 son eiteh, 10it:Fa; 3 yr old colts eat sth, and Mel est 21b., 'bast elite and quarter. 2 . 2 Subscribers. Lord Scarborough's ch c by the Juggler—Canon's dam. b f Sister to Coronation—by Catton. Mr. Dundas's br e by ArtadiA—dam by p a ndolpho. Mr. liouldsworth'a be c by Fthatlattlanthus—Loo Coo. Duke of Leeds's b e by Whirker—Mnsquende: b e by Whiaker—dam by Trophonius. gr f by Walton—Lisette. Mr. Latubton'a Alagister. Chimer,. 31r. %Vatt's Brother to Barefoot. eh f by Catton—Alticiaora. Mr. Wilkinson's ch c Red 'tort Knittnt—by Annatert. Mr. Pelham's br s by Tiresias—dam by lianabloduleus. Mr. Rith.dal!'s br c by_ Oiseatt— 51e&.. ra • Ffnlme—by ' 0 o;',DlTltea passages,--110 Mr. Pelham's br sby TireniTS-.41001 by Mareblesdodes. : r.1:1 a long- ' winded subject M r . Kiihalale's br cby Oiseau—Meilora. good fortune, entertains the kind messenger witb ihii . "tog loaf. All who have Mr. Wright's South linlme—by Oatam. his house althrds, lends him money, or a greet NW, be arc, 114 r. Well's matchless Leal Kennedy's King (7attun. other articles. which of course the swindler never Inr) l4. . I, gelinlte,—Tom (:rib,— - King enle. .re, Itheilid purchase these Peosatiert of fame to loan Lord Ketburne's sit e Emitter to Cyrnbriine. have to add a wearisome journey to his ImagMbrylialtliditt Lord Milton's Karatana. before he diaeoverd that be has been cheater! arta thsV • l new, plain, End complete Sir W. Milner's eh cby Amadia—dam by Juniper. .has given up hid little certainty here for a rich estilidd.tint from many years' Practice Mr. Payne's be by Anticipation-0044a Neste i x nubibui. The Swindler is a tall "tout matt, aptatllinly New and enlarged Elli. about sixty * , and ape* il coarse *Marl 'hake ; ' lllO / 11 is and Engravings or Fish, ' ss. in boards* o r oa fine . Two other* of the West-country gang of horse-stealers, dressed in a brorrti bailie frock coat, cordartly;:at are printed, 122. of the names of Collition and T were hrogmarten. apprehended at and breeches. It is reported that a' man elf a skim' well executed Engravings. ' Appleton, near Woodstock, on Tuesttay night, by the ost'orstartoo acriperitt bas cliTh•d upon *eters l rumen, witt, 4 ect of the Angler's pursuit, of an amitotic,. When three stolen harsaloweria driai l k were fo un d m um from the BA* o f t h e N o me , No the he if all the implements em- in their poaseseden. One of the horses and shahs was stolen hoot Is hi*. erred ti to his haw. ' - 1t Wl*. i nstructiona for using them. Bower market, Oxfordshire, tot week, and the other tire were ,„ 4 "...,,i, u , il in "e _.., nate inetructions ler Trett-• melee from a_paddeck belonging to the' *Ol4 It ivi• fbectliftotear. " 4 ••_ _ . ~,' I" '''...,IZZI wi ll ra , a awl) to ha t , 101.1 II iu Welton and Comm."— Farringdon, Barks. The . erienT Iter , a away g ips. A ug 'Mem ier ' ft the hosellimrsteich t04.46b - Sepit ' - 'Beta efei Wes Of last . • ' • ' ' " ' • rilfercarr, " •• , • -‘ '-' • • ;ion the tnd ace, rSt. Late 11111(1, ark, lug, ►tu, ;On. Laid rect a jsg,