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Chula David Gordon, Esq. %Vali= Williams, Esq. M.P. •UnITORS. Rithard Ilan Davis, Esq. M.P. I Joaioli Fry. El. hmoo Di•Oillinny, Esq. I Eduard Ouldsond, Esq. BANK CRS. Seems. Smith, Payne. tml Manallin House-wets; and Si, Janina &daily, lizzintet, tivenfrU, and Scott, !.tabard. street. At a NESTING heiJ at the LONDON TAVI:RN, ma the lei Mot, Pn , unt, WILLIA3I WILLIAMS, Esq. M.P. (in the Chair,) etlncy other Gentlemon, it wan Resolved.— " rat a oommunicatioii, by Railway. connecting London with 3 / a venster and Birming ham, and also Hull With Manchester and Londm, would be as object of gnat Waite utility.** " That • Company be formed, with a capital consisting of Two Millions live Hundred Thousand Pounds, for that purpose." These Iles/1110one having minty!, the Meeting then adjourned to :iridar. the 20th instant. whei the abovenamed Gentlemen were nu4W as the London Direction, and the following Resolution C ! r iT i ti t ) l e 111""slY : orsno; appointed have power to select seven fedora to bo added to their number, from the district through which the proposed Rail-Road will pass." The capital of $2,500,0110 is to be divided into 25,000 Shares, of 1001. each. of which a liheril proportion will be reserved fur those peers reside:4 in the neighbourhood of the luis of the proposed Ze App Road. lications for Shares may he made previously to the Ist of de nary. by letter, past paid, addressed to the Chairman, to be lett at he Old London Tavern, Baihopsgate-street. (Signed) GEORGE HIBBERT, Chairman. SUBSCRIPTION for the SCFFERING INHABI TANTS of the ISLAND of PORTLAND. Mr. JOHN SEARLE in the Chair; The Committee for conducting the above Subscription beg to state that they remitted two sums, of Fifty Guineas, and Three Bandied Pounds, to the Committee at l'ortlana, at the cont. annumnd of the Subscription, to alleviate the immediate and truing necessities of the poor inhabitants and Fifty Omura' to the Comntittee of Ladies at %Vermouth, who weir actively engaged is collectiug and distributing such urtii Ice of clothing as could be obtained. A quantity of )4ekess, trousers, RIO fluttil (Or men "d boys, has been forwarded, and -a supply of bedding is in preparation. It bein • important that the poor ruiners should be relieved so ✓ to teller them tho most effectual unit pertninet.t service. and that the distribution may be equitable to as great an extent me the sehoalptien will admit, a report is preparing of the number Ilsats lost, and Houses destroyed or damaged, that Wh inges! to individuals now destitute. The Cornentuee fed grateful that their appeal to the public be eeroletneo has not been in vain, and still reepectfully urge this lie. inning use en the public attention, as an inclement season is +PP aching. and the little store the pilot itOnibitaists had provided tot de winter, his been swept away by this awful calamity. COMMITTEE ! Mr. Atkinson. Jon. Onwelbst. Mr. Jame. Milne", Earl-at. Mr. Browne, lleswelfst. Mr. Robinson, Earl-st. Mr. G. Hornell, Eursitoest. Mr. Smith, Itlack Lion Wharf, AIL Daniel, Milbank-st. East Smith:it:ld Mt. Dike, Nlilbank-st. Mr. Sowden, Albion Wharf, Mr. runt, Ablngstothst. ilunksid • Mr. ?retinae. Milbank-et. Mr. Joseph Slack,SouthAuiller. Mr. Guadry, Honeferry-rend at. Mr. R. Hatchasd, ililbank.st. Mr. 1). Sturge, City-road lit. Malcott, Neweste-st. Mr. at ake, 31 ilbank.st. Mr. Few. little Britain Mr. W. Whiteliend, New-road Mr. Piper, Eratches4b Mr. names Beckham, jun- Alllollnt already advertised .Cl,sGli Is. Oil. Since reeei I At Messrs. Curtis and Co.'s a. 31t. W stigma - I I Mr. Mar: in Stately . 2 2 Mr. Fowler, wheelwright, Woud—iteet . I I J th,y Smith, r.q. per ;Nei. fraticsa & tine 5 0 . • 2 41 It. M. I. IL C . I 41 tV. L. Gower, E.q. per D;l1111111111161 •S OIE. S. 11. - J. 1.. . 3 diti. ‘l . .'obeph Collet-oat 1 1 It-tPle.in Thomas S.eels, .tot s Stlb, . • I.rown, Esq. Stanton's Whin - 10 0 John Itrewne, Esq . 511 I.lwatd Thisnao [Worm 5 0 Al,. Wm. 31 Knell - I I • Pos t. - I I Est pit .ivcd : s. At :Ilesers. lierries. Fantainir 111 , 11 Captain J. Ihunkik Coldstream 1: cards - 5 9 li. N. . - 0 I Jagues Kinluck, Erg. - 10 U At 31r. Ilatelkod's. 2 0 1:. T. IS. - 1 S E. S. 11. - U I. pr. Ll awn 1I At 31rans. Williams and Co..' J. H. Font, Esq. pr Dixon and co - Mr. Pura!' - I I A. F. 2 P. itost . Mr. Justice Gasrke . 5 5 At 3lemrs. Glynn and Cu.'s • Win. Ilsrley, Esq. bri.lre Well. - I '' • • - 5 U lien. Hugh Ilutbeeh, Esq. 5 6 6/ , 1 nttbert Blair. ptr Mrs. llottgeh . d:ro I ~ 5 0 ilho Ilkdhetli . I I At ok "sem Trum an 4 ,4 co.'s I At Nlessrs. Willis and Cu.'s C . L . W. W. 2 0 rkr slltrseripti • o pen at Messrs. Sir Win. Currie , •trizi'x7 :l 511.7;r1. 4:l:.trle :Newt and Co.'s" Sir if • A li t 4'.4. 4 '"l 4 : Mew.. Ilanikurr. Tay:or. an•l lhluytle" - Iftw6t, rsrkokkk kr, and 3lesits. PeTC: " . ' 11- 41:).'s : Newt. tall. Burge.m. soul Co.'s: also at Htssr.. aksl Frukci.'s, Marble Wharf, Vauxhall: and )1 Ilit.htird'a. l'keksuldly ; they will also be thankfully I y y W. FREEMAN, Hun. See. pORTSOKEN WARD.—At a entrlT of WARD. NlYr E, holden in Anal filthe WAND of PORTAOK EN. on the 21,t day of Decemlyt. 1824, being th., Feat Hat of Saint Thomei the Apostle, betine Right Worditpf.il Sir .1 :met Mum, Bart. Aldcnuan ord..' said Waal. It •ns resolved Oruilloomsly—That the thanks of thi • Court be moaned to tie Janus Shaw. 'tart. for tl,se d:stineuiiht manner in which he has tilled the situation of Aidernia of the %V ang. for a long period of vesrs. Car the 6ein and Mithhil dischartte of tho im wrtant duties of a Magistrate of this City, and foe the aivistanee has rendered in endeavouring to obtain an allevis• ion of the treat anti unjus:ilisb:e burthen of tithes order which the Wattl le SUM.;ing.. It was also unanimously resolved Tintt the tkar.ks of this Court be likewise then to Mr. piton, Culchatch, Mess's. Carer, Park , r. torrid, and Peery, the C4sethom Cotultihnen .f the ryggt. toe sAr tinifores iwatica with wiiels abet have astiatta eluttes•na I , ltisten'tnenellistm of this It and parucalarly for the great red they hare manifested in oppiung the obnoxious and very oppressive rate of tithe, sought to be eaforeat from the in habitants. and for the very liberal trannn la which' they hums ensue forward to sign a dcrd or mutual contrtbotioe and tialeettnity for the most allettital relict Or the i , •!labi . alltis Cam situ claim. That the snore resolutions be signed by the Ward Clerk, mad published In the usual klorning sod Evening aspen. W. Al. ItATIIO. Ward Clerk. I. tNDAITI,IiT. Handsome LA iSiliEEe TO DE SOLD, ex ./ IL tr:mely light, with hind %eat few •avant, apkapi let her barge and imperial, drag stair, shoe and chain, with fratt sing boot for luggage, and a barouthe unit for Sewn. Apply to Cooper, Burnand, and Co. 2tiew.aoad, facing .Mary.la bonne Infirmary. CHEAP CAIIINET and UPHOI.STER.Y. at the LONDON REPOSITORY FOR THE CABINET MAKERS' SOCIETY, being the only Real One tow existing in bondon. No. 71, Corner of Lcadenhall-street, opposite Aldgate Pump, and which has been established upwards of Six Years. Fir Reidy Mane,. and he Abatement. The Trustee* and t'ommittee respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry. that they still conduct the above Establishment, for the benefit of industrious and ingenious 3lechanics (who hare large families). by ofTering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the best Workmanship, and Cheaper than by any House in LOrillen , no other peen being required than to satisfy the Ware. ho use Rent and Sales; being satisfied with constant employment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom ap pear by the Books of the lest Quarterly Menthe to be 148. From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. The following is a specimen of the Low Prices asked; all Goods warranted :—Fire feet mahogany bedstead, four-post, 31. 184.; tent ditto, IL 65.: bordered mattress to tit, 21s. ; mahogany drawees with solid ends, 31. 3a.: cupful mahogany chairs, M. is. mahogany Pembroke table. IL Itli. ; feather bed, free from dust snd smell, from 21. 13. so 111. is.; drawing-room sofa, from 61. As. to 7L 75.; ditto bedstead. 3L Bs. ; mahogany hors: .hair sofa, ill. Ids- upwards: a quar.tity of paper hangings. fee bed, dining, and drawing rooms, at nearly half price. The Trade will find it worth their attention. Houses Furnished at a few days notice, and Apartments in a few hours. Loud, packed and seat to all parts of England free of expense, except the matting. Old Furniture taken in exchapp. Appraisements in Town and Country, and Estates valued. CONIMITTIL _ - - T. Coanni, J. WILNCIII, -- I 1.0 R I I Ahl. J. Ica, I J. UXZTT, W. WAG/1101Y. W. THUIINELL Agent. J. HASLER. Seervuiry. This Day is published, in one vol. pm* Pm price Oe. - 61 THE LEGEND OF GENEVIEVE; with other Tales WWI Poems. - • By DELTA. Printed for William Blackwood, Printea-atrect, Eilinbugh and t'adcll, Strand, London. On Friday' the islet will be published. B LACKIVOoD's EDI N it(' It4:11 MAGAZINE, No. XCV. for December, 1824. CONTENTS. I. A Summary View OT7lmert"C;.—ll. Examination of the School at Snutuside. Be W. W.—l If. Letter from one of the Humes--I V. Posthutroas betters of Charles Edwards, Esq, No. 4 —V. .olice of " The Valiant Scot." an Ancient English Drama. founded on the Store of Sir William ‘Vidlsm.—Vl. New Christian Carol. By the Fttrick Sheaherd.—Vll. New Year's lliaunt. Be Mr. Secretory 21nIlioa.—I' I 11. Farewell to Twenty four. By Delta.—lX. The West Indian Controversy. No. 4. X. Greet Eire of Ftlinhorgii.--Xl. Southey and Byron.—Xll. Letters of Timothy Tickler, Esq. N 0.19. To Malachi Mullion. Esq. 91.11.F.H.5. See. of C. North Esq. E.B.M.—XIII. Works Prepartnr for Publication.—XlV. Monthly lists of 2%;•21, Publica tions—XS'. Appointments, Promotions, &c.—XVI. Births, Mar ridges. and Mathis. Printed toe William Blackwood, Prince's.street, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, Stroud, London. IHt. BREWSTER'S PHILOSOPHICAL JOURNA L. On Friday, the 3lst, will be published, No. 111., with Three Plate.. pees 7s. fed., of IV HE EDINBURGII JOURNAL OF SCIENCE, exhibiting a View of the Progress of Discovery in Natural Philosophy, Chemistry. Mineralogy, &c. Conducted by DAVI!) BREWSTER, LLD. F.A.S. London. Sec. R.S. Edinburgh, With the tutsistaree of Iht. MateoHoch, Dr. Hooker. Rev. Dr. Fleming. At'illiarn flaidinger, Esq., Dr. Knox, and Dr. Ilibbert. CONTENT% :-1. Ik. 11reWIller on the Vision of Impressions on the Retina—ll. Dr. Hamilton on a Plant of the Genus Piper-- 111. Dr. Knox on the Theory of a Sixth Sense in Fishes—lV. Dr. Govan on the Physical Geography of the II imalayah Mountains-- V. Account of the First Steam Engine—Vl. 1)r. Alacculloch on Splitting Rocks by Fire—V 11. Dr. Hamilton on the Frontier to , tweeti Bengal and Ava--V II I. Mr. Murray on the Culture of the silk IVorm in Italy—lX. Mr. Iluidinger as the Spetitie gravity of Mineola—X. Sir Thomas Brisbane on Meteorological Tables—Xl. Mr. Foggo on the Echinotlerwata of the Frith of Forth—NH.lh. Illavy Ilyarograplikul tHetervations in aVoyage tom) the Cape to St. Helena—Xlll. Mr. Foggo on an Insect from the Wood of a Table—X IV. Mr. Haidinger on the Composition of Crystals--XV. Mr. Skene on the Einigration of l'aterpillars— XVI. On a INuek Lead Mine in Itivernestc.shire—XV 11. Dr. Itrewieer on Single Microscopes from the Lenses of Fishes— XVIII. Mr. Thom on new Self.actirg Ac.tottnt 01 an extenerdinsry Parlitlion— XX. Dr. Hooker on American Bolan .3: XI . Prole—or 31 itsclont is gil . 1117%t11i plOthleCal by hest—XX 11. Mr. IlaYinger on EI:CI:TOWN a new Illintral— XXI 11. Contributions to Popular Sciener—itructure of Rice Papa—Convergence of Solar Iteatiis—X X l V. History of the Mass of Native Iron from houisiars—X XV. On the Existence of Sili cents Solution in Crystalline Cav ities—XXV I. Controversial I 'onimunicatitma— l/txi,ions on Disputed Inventions--beidie's Differential Thermometer—Diniell's Pyrometer—Mill's meter—XXVl I. Mechanical Inventions end Processes in the Arts--X XVIII. Analyses of Itooks--11'elden's Monte Rosa—. Manchester Memoirs —Stevenson's Account of the PAI Rock Light-house—Ace Academia Natur. Curiosorum, Tom. xii.— X X IX. Proceedings of Societies—Royal Society—Wernerisn society—Sorieiy of Arts—X XX. Seim tific Intelligimce—X XXI. and XX XII. English and Scotch l'aterts—X XXIII. Celestial Phenomena— X X X IV. Meteorological Tables. Printed for Witham Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell Strand. London. THE MODERN TRAVEI.LEIt ; or, A Popular Iresettption, ricographical, Historical, and Topographical. of the various Couniries of the Ghtbe, compiled from the latest and best Authorities. Parts I. and 11., embellished with a Map and Three Plates, con tain Palestine, or The Holy I.and. and may be had, either in Parts, or in one sok price :is. lid. boards; or ga. very neatly half. hound and lent red. Parts 111. to VI. contain Syria and Asia Minor. with Two Maps and Six Plates. milking two volumes, price as above. Parts VII. VIII. nod IX. entrain Bruit, which, with Buenos Ayres. still be completed in Part X., and will be poLlisbed on the Ist of Jammu. Cidornhia. Greece. Spein, Egypt, &c. will follow in succession. The Work may be had, very neatly bound, calf gilt, extra, at 7e. per 'ohmic. Primed for James I)Jr.CIO. 37. ratrrimiler-row„ " The Modern Traveller. Brasil. Part 111., is accouter half. (7.0;:1 . r. worth of interesting information, worthy of the Pans which have preceded it, and or the plan of this excellent publication. Three months ago we mentioned and aoplauded the spirit which was evinced in carrying en this design. :%othing short or receiving the errouragen.iat it richly deserrus could enable the publisher to hestow so much labour tin appareetly so slic,rit a compilation, and at the same time to have it so neatly and cheaply executed. The result is, that within a very few Parts of a small-sired work, to hare as complete an account of a country as could be derived front the perusal of many large voluan% we cannot too strongly recom. wed the Mu I..rn Traveller as a tit and valuable present lig 'emit it this SCASC3."--Litetary irette. SALES BY AUCTION. NEW RIVEr. By Mr. sift"rrhAtOßTl!. . At the Matt, Tli IS D.% V. Dcc. 22, at 12, in O n AFREEIIOLD ES FATE, connisting of one sixicentli and one silty-fourth part of an undivided thirty-sixth share of the Xines mutely in the New River Company, producing to gether uptiards 341. per anntn. Particulars may be had of liessre. Hall and Thompon, an_ Whom ; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttl,:werth, gl, Poultry. CORNIIILL. By Mr. IifICITTI.S;%VORTit. At the Mart, on WEIS NES 1A January 12. 1.135, at 11. MIB very ritltlabk LEASE. together with the GOOD WILL of the desireble I remiww, mom advantinceously situated No. 46. on the elm,' %Cie oft' uphill, in the occupation of Mr. VAN Chemist and evoibli•hvil for a tong period of years in the above I 1 nt of businc.., upon the mina respertable but equally well att ;tint to; any other trnde requiring publicity. The preminev, which poNs-vt • commanding front. and contain ac. emnitiodations for a numerous have the further w!viimage of bring held under the parish of St. Miebael, Cornhill; at • grinitid.rent of only dtl/ per annani. May be viewed, and particulUv had, ren da previou• to the Stale, on the premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttlitworth, No. 28, Puuluy. TO THT SHIPPINO ANIJCOVISIEKCIAL INTKIIESTA. 11.1 . 11SNSIVI AND VA LUA I , II fl 3 E.IIOLD ESTATIO, . ' 3lr. SI 's .- - At the Matt. on Vi EDNEOHA V. weary It 823. at Ift n'elArl. in 1.4115, =las acceptable oars an previously made by Private .. _ _ _. Contract. XTENSIVE and %%limbic FREEHOLD ESTATES, .4 most eligibly situated adjoiliag the commercial Docks, shoot three miles from I.iintlnn-ltrititr. at Roth,rhythe. in the county of Surrey. Comprising two spacious dock-yards with slips and docks ho Isuildlng and repairing vessels of the first 'her& for landing and stowage of timber. brows and saw-pits. capital storednnter, smith's and carpenter's shops, kilns, pitch lantana, joiner's lofts, nanterons canseinus warehouses, house, foreman's sedge, cabins, eopper-houses, sheds, and all mau -1 ably appurtenances for • dock-tinl of magnitude. Also, Two Spacious IA 311 IN It ESI DENCES, with attached and detached offices of every dela ipuon, large gardens, shrubbetics, and pleasuregrounds. NINE neat Briekamilt DWELLING ROUSES, Imitable fie junior partners. scientific of!ic•va anti superimentlants, spacious apartments for the celebration of Lunches, counting.bouses, coach . houses and stables. paved yards, &c. &c. Numerous vessel. for his 3injoity*s Nary and the Honourable Company's Service hare been launched from these very desirable premises, which fur local advantages are not surpassed on the River Thames, and they are submitted to the tommerrial and Shipping Interest% as combining every essential requisite far an Establish ment of Importance. May be viewed and particulars had, twenty days previous to the Sale oa the premises, of ilessra. Lowlesa, ('rouse, and Batty, So licitors. Hattomcmirt, Thrsaidneedle-street ; at blind's ; the immodest, Jamaica, and Baltic Colfee-houses; at the ]list; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry. VALUABLE FREEHOLD rut LEASEHOLD ESTATES FENEHURCH-STREET, ISLINIJTON, HOLLOWAY' and HO/ETON. 111 r. SIIIITTLEWORT% At the Mart, on WEDNEiDAY, January 12, 182$, at 12 IrHE fig /owing Valuable 'FREEHOLD and LEASE HOLD ESTATES, viz.:— . . Lot I. A 'winos Substantial Residence, containing numerous bed-chambers. dining and drawing.rooms. breakfast parker. numerous domestic otfie!s : and walled garden, desirably situated —..... N 0.25, Colebrook-row. Islington, in thet . couni of Middlesex ; on leave, and in the occupation of George 311:Inwood, Ell. at a act rent nl9Ol. per annum. Lot 3. Eden Grove House, a spacious Substantial Dwelling House, newly anted school rooms, play round, forge walled garden. front coon, and premses, commanding an advantageous situation, at the top of Cornwall-place, Holloway, in the county of I , Middlesex; os lease and in the occupation of Miss Harris, at • very low root. of 701. per annum. Lot 3. A Leasehold Country Residence, cane Woburn Coi -1 tags pleas• R Vl situate at the entrance of Islington Park, in the a Bwer containing 4 good hed-chartlvers, 2 large dressing intiwoor3 00•11 nsktackalt, tewsettoor, atabletlhouselsttratroi&r ostbillohlC large garden, and paddock. the whole c omprising upwards of an acre ; in the occupation of Mr. Simpson twho will give pos session) at a rent of 110.1/. rev annum. Lot 4. An extensive and valuable Leasehold Feststt, compirs lng the north wing of Asko's II mitts'. at liovati with extensive worrisome'', workshops, and large manufactory, garden, yards, and numerous offices, occupying a very Mirroring situation, in front of the New North Road, contiguous to the new Hospital, lately erected by the Haberdashers Company: held on lease for a term of n years unexpired, and producing a net annual nut of 1181. Lot 5. Two spacious substantial Dwelling Houses. with numer ous °Sees, wine vaults, paved coup-lard. in-eloped by folding gates: and prsusient advantageously situated, opposite Rood-lane, Nus. 150 and 151, Fenchurch.street. in the Cite of Loodin: on lease, and in the occupation of Mews. Nelson and Co. and others, at a net rent of 11;01. per annum. May be viewed and particulars had, ten days previous to the Sale. of Messrs. Bartlett and Beddome, Solicitors, Nicholas-lane, lAdre bard-street; Mr. Atkinson, Solicitor. No. 1, John-street. Bedford row; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. ?8, Poultry. MOST VALUABLE awn IMPROVING COLLIERY, AND ESTATE, at Backwell, in the county of Soinerset, Offering a secure Investment fire Capital. By W I NSTA `LEY and SONS, At the Mart, on FRIDAY. I ET. 3lst, at Twelve, in two Cots, AMoat desirable PROPERTY, consisting of a pro ductive and lucrative Colliery. now in full work, but capable of very consideralale increase, as the quantity at present rai ail is not sufficient to supply the demands. The Cual is of smierior quality, and in great estimation at Bristol, which is distact only seven miles, by an excellent stone road, and from a survey made bT an eminent engineer. there is almost an inexhaustible supply. 7 here is also a vein of fire clay of peculiar good quality, which might be rendered very prolitarle in the use of the glass-works. in that immediate vicinity. The band, commisine about fifty-three acres of pasture and arable, is exceedingly rich and fertile , and in the highest state of cultivation, with farm house and out.buildim s, cottages for manager and labourers, c. The whole is Frerhothl. A capital and nearly new 20-horse INIWtf stearn-enitine; a smaller ditto. All the machinery, traairoads, waggons, /ix. will be in. eluded in the purchase. And also a beneficial Lease from the 3!ar. qui, of Bath, of the adjoining Coal, which is worked by the same power, and upon a very low lord's rent of otie-tem h. The Works altogether might be made to produce a profit of at least 2,0'1. per annum. Printed particulars may be had at the Inns in Bristol and Bath ; of Messrs. Richards, Clarke, and Nevis. solicitors. Chapel.s:rret lkdrord.mw ; at the ilart ; and of Winstauli y and Som., Pair• nostcr-row, where plans of the estate and coal-fold, with of the reins of Cod may be seen. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, noble CHIMNEY GLASSES, 82 by GO, and 88 by :3. CHANDVLIERS. UPRIGHT PIANO, EIDIIT-DAY CLUCK, DIAL, OLD CHINA, GLASS, !ix. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At Mr. Murrell's Sale-rootu, Skinner-street, on W i:DNESDAY, the . - ob January. 11Y25. and following Day. at II tit'lock, THE FURNITURE, anti other E FrEcTs. removed from the lfldJewry, commisilx clreral bcd-festle, beta and bedding, chest. of drawers, w ingot' a id other war lrobon, book cases, I . id ‘ b “, rd • tee of bniog !able* , card, leo. sofa and Pembroke ta b l es, 11:11,1SIC and cotton it ind.or carotins, chain., sn:an, Turkey carpet, 19 fret 6 lathe* by 1 3 t . e. l , Itrunsels carpets, Greeiau lamps, a live feet beam, kitchen requisttos. &e. To be vire..,l Tuoully precvtling. and mon:inc. of Salo. when C'atalo•rties luny be bad un the Premises; and of %Viastanloy and Sons, 'aternonter-row. - - IVINTER FAS', 1()XS : an entirt ly new Article far V 3lorning and Dinner ecennue, tid. 11:e Sint Dress warranted to wa.h, po.seeitig the united advantages of cm:forts,* warmth, tightness, and durability. French Cloaks, made of tie+ silks, lined and wadded through.ut, 3ils.; those at three goticeas are beautiful, and equal to what err generally charged from tour b. five guinea.. Elegant Fencing Barege Dresses, So. lid.; kW Pieces of rich tiros de Nantes, Levantine., aril French shaded 3d. to tr.. 1,0:4 (Irwin and Colombimi sad; Ih, • iire, Vv. to 211.. each; 750 Lace Veils and Iltres•ei, and an intimny Quantity of Remnants, to be sold at isms than one-thirJ their real value. To be seen oily at Slf EA lIS anti t:O3IPA NV, 120, Rezent street, cited doors from the Qamdrant. OUTFITS to INDIA. at lIEBIIERT'S, OM Esta— blished 'Warehouse, la. Strand Writers, Cadets. and (hikers in his Majesty's service, about to 'whim k fur India, or any t.rrign destination, are respectfully informed they can be promptly supplied soli every necessity for the vaywo and a residpnoe in India. :old at the 4uwest wholesale prices. CA I.ICO SHIRTS, of every description, from :Is. each ; White Jean Jackets. l'eassera. nce. at proportionably low prim; Cots, Sea lizildind, Cabin Furniture, ikc. of veers kind. bathos Outfits on equally moderate tenant ; the reatest possible varietT kept for istrn.eiliate ore. Ladies car. also have their oati materials fur dresses uSiile up in the must fashionable nuincer. Baggage of every description starred. and ii.f,rtrustiaa cirri esp:cunt the saihag o!" Ea;t ludas sass. Flimif LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. The Kilter &dire, It<r►adeo►, Der. 11114. the Ring erne thin day planted to confer the honor iaf IWO& hood upon Lieutena .t-C,oionel John Harvey, Kohtht Calla iste of the Itry al Owl nerian Ouelphic Order a Oentpenissi d the Aloe: Honourable Mditary Order of the Bath, and Deputy Aso. teat-General of the Forces fp Cased'. DANKRUPtCY EtiLAWD. Iliam Mardian. Tottor-strar s Stepney. builders hal The. 21 to Feb. 1, r reren, at the 13ankrupte Cant. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Hugh Roscoe, Pendleton, Lanoshhe, brewer. BANKRUPTS. • Thomas and John Cooke. Cheltenham, npbobsterentb esersi der Jan. 6, 7, and Feb. 1. at eleven. at the Plough Iltisel e ham. Solicitors, kleows.Vitard and Blower. Linrinn • Inn-Sells and Mesas. Priam. Grifitha, and Pruen, Cheltenham. Daniel Britten, jun. Basinithall.arrost, eallinsdner. the. 211jJars. IS, at 'skive, anal Feb. I, at one, at the Bankrupts' COWL • SA. deers, Messrs. Pullen and Son, roman:et, Cripregate. Frederick Bison, Tottenham Court.mad„ fest e:- led hew, Der. 28, Jan.!. and Feb. 1, at ten, at the 'Coact. Salience, Mr. Iluichison, Crown.emart, Threndisordlem Ilichird Morton, Weethtfr, cora-flew, a 6, 8, and rob. I, at one, at the esennsereial Rasing B:4 41 6•BeBele, Meows. Bounlillon and Hewitt, Botad-street, C' litaltreate end Britten. Bristol. as Douglas Hopkins, Dunster-court, !Itiot icat 4se. a and. dace-broker. Jan. and is I ay: air fbe • ' Bald eves Samuel PlettkisObsotence-lime, asopsida, osillass.eadta, Jan. I. it. and Feb. 1, at eleven, at the Pankropte Co m. Saki. Lei, Messrs. knight acrd Fyson. litaairephall-street. Wiliam Crick and John Golding, WO-street, flotehresrit. bakers, Dec. ¶l, Jar: 6, and Feb. 1, at twelve, it ere liankrupts . Court. Solicitors, Meson. Smith and We*, Cooper's thal. Thomas Hocken, Spencer-street, Goswell-otreet4ctse. coarb.proprietor„ Jan. 4, let twelve, Jan. IS, at sea, and Feb. I, at one, at the Bankrurs Ctert. Solicitors, 11111 a. Poole, Green. field, and Gamlen, Gray's Inn.square. Samuel Sims, Southampton, stationer and bookseller, Dec. I. Jan. 1. and Feb. 1, at twelve, at the Town Hall, Southampton. Solicitor, Mr. T. Roe, Temple Chambers. Thews Yates, James Warbo'non, and J ohm Taw, Bohen.le: Moots, Lanaudiire, einton.spinners„ Jan. 7. at but, Jan. /I, and Feb. I, at nine. at the Bridg, Inn. Little Bolton. Solicitor*. 31risrs. A dlinpon, Gregory, and Faulkner, &ataxia's,. London and Mr. Math:,, Briton-le-Moors. Hobert Dyson, Liverpool. merchan•, Sim. 4, b. sod Feb. 1, ►l one. et the thyme Inn. Liverpool. Solicitors. Mew& Batte. Fisher, and Sudlove, Chancery-law. London; and Stems. J. anti U. Crump, Liverpool. TitnUlai Read Ityall, Sutton any. Wiltshire, &abr. Jan. G. at six. Jan. 7. anu feb. 1, at eleven, at the Three Swans Inn, 'Se, Serum, Wiltshire. Solicitor. Ilr. Myths, Irserastreet, Soho and Mr. Seymour, Sulicitoe, Mere. Wiltshire. VERTIFICATEF—IAIMAaT 11. Jarkoom, llonfortb Yorkshire, airsoniller—George and John lloplur.s. Saint Phaip and Jamb, oMormtershire, a: Tintern A bbey, M mmonathire, timbre and awl meet-4mm,— Plum Wed Lloyd, Greet Surrey-street, IfftwM=roalttecter. —John Allison, Lhurch-etmet, Camberwell, PA UTNE RS II !Poi DISSOLVED. Frztleriek Evans and John Brock Wand, besse.dealrrl. Totten, ham-coup-road--JosTh Collier and William Woad, ►lanchenier, silk ribbon manufszturers—John WHearkso• sad William nil- worgi t Bolton7lF-Moors, Jotenon s;d qentg.et Nichiansn. Bishopritati.street Withoit, linen-drapers—Eitwar7l. John, and Simon Sine Midge Bee; and Geofia Ourdtner. pins'; of St. Thomas the Apostle, Devonshire, breams, and aPint a n d htra merchants.—William Vero and Henry Bonnet Crane, Stratford —John Moody and Jeremiah Francis, Lannon. 60. 14 /Wilhire- "I' Trowbridee,Wilak fanners and bakets—Educed Whitby and Ed ward Brookfield. Manchester, p'asterers--John gimpooo and de+. Mown. Ineerury. merehants—William Johnson Elmer and Pe of and Charles rancher, silk.throwsters--Robert Smith and James Sbacklstor, , Buniley. Letwashite, masons. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. PROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALlectits it, Dec. 111.—Aerived the John zed Thom. CIA, hetameeetbseria tie= .IWied Lay Wu: NOWA peeks', fOg the Lee.* Pcv mourn. Dec. lB.—The Star. Moore. for Demos Ayres. which was stranded in the hurricane 23d alt. was ibis day got ofr therm**, and brouicht Into S u tt o n P e a WEYMOUTH. Pre:. 20.—Last emit* at Dutch gilliot yea driven on shore near ilikknose„ Portland. Oa a ploys of her stcro „ 20 Aanstertiani" appears in guilt letters. Orang-t ant lemons ore &stint in every directive. The vestal is entirely wrecked—four of the Crew save d . Powro norm, litec. 20.—The pilot vessel, Favourite, of Nei. acetone, No. 20, is reported to be lost at the back of the Wick:, snit several passengers en board. Several vessels are werk'ng into Sr. llekn's but not able to have any eVIIIMUOICILHOO. The tbt. lowing dutirard-bound arrived from the Miens aatl remain with the rem, all well, via. Columbia, Wilson ; Union. —; snack, ; Hector, Nichols; Hemet. • King George, • and Karats, Stanmer. The Orwell, 'Bryant, has put back: __ N.—The Harmony, Conic, for Jamaica, •lro •c•,. but brought up again with her aecond anchor, end apparel .y rides wdL Atrivcd the thunbridge, Barber, from llonittay—•ooltal !Itit of Angulo, and trout the Cape of Goad Hope 24th of Oct 'her. Several vessel% have arrived Gem the westward, some under qui.. tontine; but, Rum the weettled state of the weather, wu nor. able to get their names. Arrived Inen the River and rerna.ll, tho Echo, Dunlop. front the Cape of Good Hope; and the Bromley, Brim, for Malts. 11111113•TZ. Itrc. W.—The Mow, 11am, from Saviile for London, is riding in the Gore, having cut iris an anchor and ca. ble on the Flats, this worming. aaaa ea% Dec. 18.—Annther French vessel watt brototht ii here yesterday morning by the Alfred, laetistone, and Horatio Tozer, Irons Plymouth ; she was fallen in with some distance tru to this island, waterlogged, and no one on board, with a full cargo or wine, brandy, oil, and soap, from which she is supposed to come from Marseilles; the name on her stern is partly übliterved, yet there remains—" Sam— de Bayonne t" the crew has incat 1 ro bably paished. Lir carnet., DEC. 10.—. hived the Robert, Ca)no - t, from Buenos Ayret , --soiltal die 31 October; the Westmuirland .•alc•al on the Ist; the herein woo to sail on the sth for this place. mid ti• Pacific, for lamtloo, on the same day ; on the 24th 11ctolsd the Llizalteth (whaler), fit hintion, all well; on the ()etcher spoke the Euphrates. front Irandon for Calcutta; and on the 21itat October spoke the Hiram, ter (Moore Ayres. Also ar.v,d th • klevonaltire. Tanner, front Monte Video—sailed the I': 0:10-cr the Elite, Scott, from Pernstithuco--railed the Ist NeventLer ; tt.is Neptune, Ito;rers, trom Metal—sailed the Novfl•du.t ; the Christiana, liogarth„ front Detnurar.t—sailed the 10th Norettibir the Maria, (rout St. diary's, Nova Scutis—sailed the 1":3•1 Novem ber; the Lindsay, Hatton, and Ana, —.. (root .'ll,sat,ilia; tits Dalhousie Catole, 31• Glynn, Ptetou ; ih.• Dykes. Coco), fr,.tta St. John's, New l'eunswick ; and ilia kuphin., ln.ts`ute, trot histam. I•IVLITOGT., [ICC. 20 —Wird Neat, bio•in the 1113nliltiwi, Iron' New Votk ; non: Ayres; Wileusts. I rout I hmerara from Nc Jame., (Mtn geVilie; 311.tria. m Itutt.r.!om ; how , ant! Stainrock, tmm Iteliint. Lure. 11. —The brig Thonia:, frc:!: QU , I)CC tur Ito's, was boat in the tint(' of St. I.2arer.c.e, in art adrul snow storm on the night of the ati l)ctoher. ( stew es:•ec AIItDMORt:. IST.): or !SLAV. DEC. I.—TheCaintilercial front Kirkwall to Newry, struck upon ,trnken rock near Nye hit week, and was abandoned by the Wit'. She ia • eetnyies wreck. lot most or her cargo (berringr), stints, and tie k ri•.!; . , hava been saved. - ST. PLTERF011:11611. Fire. whims &tin frar.sthr. Friday eveniiitt. all the Ilritivh have ept t . • Ann, ; Intrepid, Stewart: tart Jane, heavy gale ye,terday trim she sea. It..h.w the h.i:. sr..l azl lhr way down to Cnotstadt, the river ta ot ice, an.t *ear- , lv atiy char water to he sten. Four %texas-twat 41s:it+, with •••,.”1 - ,:e t.rr:ved attempted to r-t up last %eel, but 1:7•.:..:;•• t elirts is. 4, al the alwin. A al. • souls froth the l'hu , e, tout llull, i* ei Lul l :Jed in :he 1.... tour Cr .ts abort Crunsta It f'antais B e kwol.h, who is arrived st anibtmet .r t s, that os the lath inst. the cargo cf the Ildei.e„ 11:Tins:n. Meowed WS( the homier place. had been landed s:td stetted, ex* c ot • (co pip.-. of wine, 'huh would o!so be saved. l.sut iron,: *as to Nee of grit ing the ship off. the trout .!.larantsam to Para, ie wan. on the shoals of Tow: r fhtun The mu. au, from Quebec to Rau, "? Irn in *Le Gulf of blt. loorrmee the 211th October: ererr The lugeberg, Emminect, 111141 the Jut.u, !terse, t: in Ham. burgh to Oporto, have put inw 31andald, with their ...stems da. waged, and must discharge. The it-unhlir, Holliday, (mu New South Wales. .; arrived is the Downs—left St. lielener.lo.l, October. The Commercial packet, trapin Kirkwall to Near: 1r as Wit OA the Isle of Sky the fah irritant. Thor Christina. Elizabeth, from Dublin to Styr, ? - 0- I m. was loot ,ear t`site , \Crud* the I lah inssara. The Mount Vcrnnn and the Ann ended f.:1; Penury* 'at London Errrinue to the lkh ult. ; the Henry aa. T. , PO 00 the fhb, and the Prince Leopold and Kinavone on the UPI*, The Avon. iron the Cape of Ifood Hope to d•+t, xvs %viten in lat. V. ti.. long. 12. W., by tbc ►iwalar, u►hl to the L • •swi.: fawn New SV.It.. Warns. • .