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I C- ) /40 / 3 1 ;46 1 • Q T I) LON No. 7,140. lEBI3-W 'THE Right lion.. THOMAS LORD ERSKINE, 1 deeeseed.—All Peranns leaver* Claims ot Demands on the Estate of the paid Lord ERSKIN E. are requested to transmit the particalars thereot to Masts. Milne and Parry. Solicitors, Temple, "i or before the 10th day of hloysethse nest, on which day, or so .eniently may be, the residue of the Money arising - of his Real and Leasehold Epatesin Sussex, in All be disposed of, and all such Creditors who mar otrod fa the particulars of their Claiuts 4 will be excluder! omega and advantage arising theraltom. TO BUILDERS. NEW CHURCH.—Psrsons desirous As perform the several WORKS in Building r — RCH, in the Spa-road. Ber:nond - - Specifications by applying to Mr. Walbroole, and day (except Sunday) !four. `• his Majesty's Commissioners anti to be delivered, sealed up, ar ---At-street. Westnoinsser.. pn ,or before r Cr next, indorsed " Tender for Ber- gross amount Fe the whole of the trade tendered for, and the prices of ..re pledge themselves to accept even the siliespecis satisfactory. be required to give sufficient security for the die performance of their contracts. 'Si. ran 11th, 13th. _ _ and their Attorneys. of Noneliter, to I C iNTRACT FOR ENGLISH HERS-WAX. THE Right lion., Tli NA VY -OFF ICE; October 29. 133 g. ' I_ deceased.—All Persons THE principal Officers and Commissioners of Air Ma- Estate of the said Lord ERSK _ 40 4 s Nue do hereby rive Notice. particulars thereot to 31eiars. 31 1.6 i, THURSDAY, the 17th of Novesnhir next, at One on of before the 10th day of h t •i,, c k, t h e y will be ready to treat with such Persons as may be 1100 n attar as conveniently may I 4,1: ,, t ,, contract for supplying his Alsiesty s several Doeb front the Sale. of his Real ar virus cob ENOLISH BENS. WAX: mortgage, will be disposed ii A :e melt of the Rees-wax, sod a Form of the Tender, may segleet to send 'in the particula 1, „ sa p at this 0 e. No Tender will he received after Oae from all beat* and advantage :• c i w k, on the D Treaty, nor any noticed, unleas the Party, am , kTert few hi Nide. BERMONDSEY T aW ilt per, Tender listreeneopanied by a Letter addressed to the Nil fiord, sod signed* a senprqsibb Person mowing to be. of Contracting to perform wale hound with the Person tendering,* the sum of 4001. fir the aid completing a NEW CHU KT, may see the Plans and d g a perfurniacce of the Contract soy, James Savage, strehitem, 34, II NA i'T • Offfolief. 28, 182 ii. between the holm of-newer and f TrHE Risthl fronovrabie 40 ri, cameinhuioner. cl . ki, Tbc tentless to be addressed hisjony's Tremors, hems /appointed Nancy fur the for Building New Chnrehes," PAYMENT OF HALF-PAY tq MA OFFICERS, (Om the- their Office. 12, Oast Meorge. liu of July to the 30th of September, secs lien to his Majesty's. &Kurds) , the I9:h ft.:Cure:abet establ is hment in that behalf , monetary New,Clutrdt." These are to rive Nonce that d i se .n r i f it Plioareass will begin to The tender-to contain she re 14 woe a , the lb ey ,,,s, e , b y tic al Miiiity's Av,y, Woke, mks the particular us at Tea o'Ciack in the Morning on disk wingAsys. fix.:— . the several articles. g e the 7th, Sth, and 9th of Nover, to Admirals. Captains, The Commiselosers de nee pi sal their Attorneys. lo w est tender, sinless to ailleapt Os the lath, 11th, 14th, 15th. and Illthof November, to Ifieute. , he Contractors will be requii due Periorm, &Sits . Witt emrers are their agents are tea produce attested copies such leave, - the half-pay ma, be pod. And as be Act of Parliament passed in the 35th year of his labs Majesty's reign, intitul.d, " An Act for establishing a more easy 0 4 n i g ditious method for the Payment of Officers belon t rg his 31ajany's Navy," it Is enacted by the 20th clause of e said Act, that it any commissioned or warrant naval officer, who shali be entitled to receive half-pay, and shall be desirous to receive and be-paid the same at or near the place of his residence, he may sp. ply to the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy in London, to have such hair-pay paid at or near the place of his residence, &c. in the gunner penned out by the laid Act." And by a further Act passed in the Blith year of his late Main,- ty's reign, intituled, An Act for " enabling the officers of his Ma. 'Saves Nary, and their Repmentatives, to draw for and receive iYeir lialf-pay," it is enacted by the Ist and 3d clauses of the said Mt, " that if any officer in his Majesty's navy, who shall be en. titipd w , refire any sum of money for or on account of his half.pay, - ' shillbe desirous of drawing a bill of exchange for the same, upon the Conftnissioricrs of his 31ajesty's Navy, instead of receiving the sone by remittance bill, he shall signify such desire by letter to the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy ; and if any officer in his Ma- Itstr's nary who shall be entitled to receive any sum of money furor on account of half-pay, shall be desirous of having his halt pay paid to him by extract, at any of his Majesty's Dock-yards whets clerks for the payment of wages fm the navy shall reside, issteal of receiving the same by remittance bill or bill of exchange, bets to apply either to the proper Clerk at the Navy Pay-o ffi ce in London, or at the Pay-o ffi ce at Bitch Dock.yard, signifying such Li' desire." Notice is hereby further given, That the lialf-pay ending the mta September last, will commence paying on the ith November, and all persons desirous of thawing for, or of having their half-pay remitted to them; may apply as aboved directed. G. SMITH. Mts.—Bills of exchange drawn under or by virtue of the Act above recited are not liable to the stamp duty. No persona residing out of his Majesty's dominions are entitled to the privileges of this Act. - - PAYMENT OF PRIZES DRAWN ON THE EIGHT EENTH DAY OF OCTOBER INSTANT, BEING THE FIFTH DAY OF DRAWING THE SECOND LOT TERY FOR THE YEAR IRV. LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, 2911. October, 1823. AHE Commissioners appointed fur managing the Lo / - Series &herd" give Notice, that Numbers of Tickets sod Shares thereof may be registered for the purpose of receiving intor. radon of their fates after the Drawing, and may be examined at tris Office every City (sundays excepted) with their Registers of Briefitsscd Blanks. And the Comnitioiioncrs appointed to take in the Benefit Tickets of the Second Lottery for the Year 1823 do hereby give notice, that they will attend at their Otbce in Somerset-place, on Tuesday, the Bth dal of November next, from 'l'en o'(lock in the Forenoon to Two o Clock in the Afternoon, to take in and enter the Benefit Tickets drawn on Tuesday, the 111th day of October instant, being the Fifth Day of Drawing the same Lottery, to be exchanged fur Certificates pursuant to the Act of Parliament in that behalf. And foe further despatch thereof, the said Commissioners will take In ard enter the Tickets in Class A at one sent, and the Tickets in Clans B at another seat, and the persons possessed theme see directed to bring, with their Tickets, separate Lists thereof marked A and B, formed in numerical order, adapted to each of the said seats; and at the bottom of each List to write the owe and proper additions of the person entitled to the value of the and Tickets. And the said ommtosioners also give further notice, that Certi- Emes for the value of the said Tickets will be delivered out on iburaday the 10th day of November next at Noon, after which the said Commissioners will take in and enter Tickets in their usual monthly entry; and all persona are desired to observe, they must bring duplicates of their Lists when they come for their Certificates. The Commissioners also give further Notice, that a Bond of In. demnity must be entered into by two respectable llousekeepers (to be approved by the said Commissioner) together with the person entitles to the value of any Ticket or Tickets which may have been lost, or to any Ticket or Tickets the checks of which may have been torn or destroyei, before the Commissioner* can grant Certificate* for the same; and that in case of a lost Ticket, an affidavit must sat be made of the circa msnusces attending the loss of the same. before one of the Honourable Barons of His Majesty's Court of Ezchequer. MONEY ON MORTGAGE OR ANNUITY. riIVE THOUSAND POUNDS anti upwards, or any -1 part tin Sums not less than 2004, will be advanced on Lift. Interests (rum Marriage Settlements, Trust-money in the Funds, Wills, Jointnno, and real Estates ; also on Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Pmperties, on fair, just and liberal terms. Apply persorally, or by letter (post-paid), to Mr. Lloyd, A nor. uey at Law, No. 4 Adarn.strrA, Adelphi. PARLIAMENTARY DISSOLUTION OF ALL LOT TERIES AT THE CLOSE OF THE PRESENT DRAWIN(is. "DISH cannot but fie] regret at this determination of 1 I Government, and pirticulary when he considers the uh %Med SUCCM that has for a long series of years attended his t 06ces in the sale of Capital Prises. In the very last Drawing he wild and shared THREE TWENTY THOUSANDS! AND FIVE OTHER CAPITALS! Ali m seillsz Capitals of Thirty Thousand Pounds Bish's Onkel hare been eminently conspicuous. There have been hut Two Seriatim in the annals of Lotteries containing Three Prizes of each; in the find Bish sold all the Three; and in the last .ie sold Two out of the Three Prizes of 30.000!. Dish also sold the tit 34.000/. ever drawn and the last 30,000/. ever drawn ! And 'at present Scheme abOunding with those favourite Prizes, it is ~t bmitted with confidence to his best Friends, the Public, for in addition le the ro _appved points in late Schemes, it embraces no ate ttuat FOUR GRAND PRIZES OF £30.000 .0 30,000 30,000 -C 30,900 &e. lie. szeeetling TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS, ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, Bth DECEMBER. Tickets and Shares for the above Scheme are selling at Bash's : "Ilesk 4, Cornhill, and 9, ('haring-cross, London; where he sold, ''!Pin the last Ten Months alone (Shares of which were distributed Bash's Agents throughout the Kingdom), Three Prises of . - - - C : "." ) Two . . . . £21.000 Four . . .090.000 And in the very last Drawing, 18th October, 1,0112 . . r 20,000 - in Nine Shares 2,271 . . isliterne . . in Nine Shares 11,519 . . .:20,00/ . . Whole Ticket And Five other Capitals. ESTABLISHED MEDICINES.—F. NEWBERY and SONS, proprietors of Dr. James's and other valuable le thc'lles, caution the Public against Coumerfeite, which are '-^a but too comtnen, and acquaint them, that none bat the ge , wile arc sold at their %Warehouse. No. 13, in St. Paula Church /Ird, the third house from Cheapside. Dr. James's Powder 2 9 lie. Steer's Opodeldoc 2 9 -- 12 in a Bottle 24 0I Camomile Drops 1 9 --. Analeptic Pills 4 t Convulsion Oil 2 6 6in a Family awn 21 0 —. P..ragnric Lozenges I 14 11 . 111 11% Carminative I 9 I ltillious I'ills (Newbery'o2 9 taillms's Cephalic Snuff 1 I. Essence of Colisfoot 3 6 Mr. SPenee's Dentifrice 4 0 The authenticity o f t h e a b ove w ill h e ascerta i ne d b y t h e name al ' F. Newbery" being engraved 01 the stamp. lb. Solsrider's Tee 2 91 I'r. Hooper's Pills 1 14 tam MAnd a e very C every other Nedici^e cf repute. 1 1 holmale allowance to erthr, of November REAL OF TLALw A x i mA MINING ASSO- The DEED of SETTLEMENT of this Association having been approved by the Dir:etors, will lie for Signature at the Office of the Association, No. 30. Ohl Broad -street, on MON DAY NEXT, the 3d instant, and the thiny.one days folloWing (Sundays excepted), between the hours of ten and four, within which period the Deed must be signed by the Proprietors, on penalty of forfeiture of the payment already made. Proprietary airring must bring their certificates of title. Blank Forms of power of attorney, for Proprietors residing at a distance, may be had on application to Mr. George J. Graham, at the office of the Association. The Directors take this opportunity of stating, that on the arrival of their expedition at Tlalpuxahua, the Mines were immediately delivered Into their possaoion, and are now uudergoing the exami nation alluded to io the Prospectus. The Directors have also the satisfaction to be able to add, that u far sa that examination boa hitherto proceeded, the indications for tl:e future are big mlv promising, and they hope soon to lay the results before the Proprietors. By order of a Board of Directors, 38, Ohl Brea+ street, GEO. J. GRAHAM, Sec. Oct. I, 1825. A Nlibo-TH DIET SHAWLS AND ROBARTS, GRI FFITHS, and CRICK, Silk-mercers to the Royal Family, beg to acquaint the Nobility and Henry, they have just received a superb Collection of the above Manufacture, in Long and Square SHAWLS, with entirely new border', equal to the most elegant Oriental designs : also an un rivalled variety of colours in Winter Silks, Irish Poplins, &c. &c. No.), Chandos-street, Coventirarden. I ORRIS, Waterloo House, ,S 4, Piccadilly, ikolicits the 11`` attention of the public to a superb ASSORTMENT of REAL SWISS DRESSES, just imported from Loerrach, near Basle, Als . oto the ENTIRE STOCK of a BANKRUPT, just Puy. chased for ready money 4 the whale a which is attired to the pub. lie below the wholesale price. Beautiful coloured Bros de Naplea, from 34. lid. per yard ; superb long and square shawls, from 15.. ; Irish linen, from 10,1. a yard ; curiously fine Holland, 3e. ; damask table linen, at 21. 3.1. huckaback, 10d. blankets. from 2s. ed. a pair; an lIIIENSE STOCK of WELSH FLA NNEI,S, from 7d. a yard ; stuffs. 9d.: calico, W. = ditto for sheeting, 7d. and every other article far charitable purpose at the same cheap rate. Mistakes having frequently arisen In consequence of designing persons endeavouring to take advantage of living near this old es. tablished concern, the public are respectfully informed that Water. 100 house, 34. Piccadilly, has no connexion with any house what ever of the same trade in England. This day is published, price 6a. 6d. boards, VOYAGE DE POLYCLETE ; ou, Le u res Romaines. Abrege de I'Ouvrage Original de Monsieur le Itaron de Theis, fi Plisage de Is Jeunesse, Par .31. de ROTJ[LLON. The Adventures of th* Son of Crantor (Polyelites) do honour to the name of the Baron de Thais, not only by the truth of their description of the Roman manners, customs, and institutions, but also by the elegance of style, the excellence of sentiment, and the perfection of morality, with which they are ornamented. M. de Bouillon has preserved those letters which contain the in. formation most necessary to the Student; and by a judicious selection has afforded a valuable facility to youth in Weir classical researches. " The 'fravels of Polyeletes are both learned and amusing : they preserve the latter quality, without detracting from the former. Such a work must be of peculiar advantage to youth engaged in the acquirement of classical knowledge." J. Souter, School Library, 73, St. Paul's Church-yard. Of whom may be had, in a few dam A Translatiou of the Above. , . 1.1.1 T U ... elan and Chaplains', and their Atssesnys. - • due performance of their convicts. . A _ -- o h t h e ljtb and )&IS of November, to Masters, Surgeons, and To BUILDERS. T Penns, and their Attorneys. ISLINGTON NEW CHURCH.—Persona tigairous of 3 0 0 Afm , 'Lich the Mete will be recalled the g and thirst Wed- Contracting to perform the several WORKS in Building and neb: d the* attend vista, Weyer! Inn e ,__ e b , ekbe „„, lll l,= " 2 e = 'I, " ...., ...... nompleting an additional CIICTRQH, situate in Cloudesley-squsre„ T I ts receive what ma i n ;r" . ." "'' '`' n g "'"' "'`'" Islington, nig meths pleas and speeidomieue by applying to Mr- I'll. c 'Mao" "Is by Odes Its 6.811.11 .- 6 q /1 !. - 3616 jai / . 14 ". , mu., Savage, ambiteet, 34, Well , rook, any day (except Sutiusyj i aratmlusemeat from this ` iierimg.yekidEfi s r i r em tdell 6 ° - - bt teen the howl of nine and lour. kno. • dated 16th . 1 .• and may be procured at the The renders to be addressed tn "hie Maieit7.l Commissioner a ~ , ,ire es aorer of the Navy ; and in case any of the said for Budding Neer Churches," and to be delivered, sealed up, at .... 0 s hould art be able to attend themselves, but employ otter. their Office, 12. Great George-street, Westminster, on or before In my , f or t h a t purpose, the said attorneys are to produce similar OE. Saturday the DA of November next, indorsed " Tender for In Joins from the persons they are employed by. Ir Islington New Church." where offl:crs are abroad on leave, their agents are to The tender to contain the gross amount fur the whole of the _L produce attested copies of such leave, before the half-pay can aid works, or for the particular trade tendered for, and the prices of the iron b e p. sev , eral articles. TA Ard is by Act of Parliament passed in the 35th year of his late The Commissioners do not pledge themselves to accept even the 'l'll m a jesty's mum, intituled, " An Act for establishing a more easy lowest tender , unless in all respects satisfactory. an 4 et i, a dt t ioua method for the Payment of Officers belonging to The Contractors will be required give sufficient security fur the II 'aity's Navy , " it Is enacted by the 20th clause of the said iln . L . u.,ur , inwaioned or warrant naval nff i cass , ha shall due performance of their contracts. A A NEW AND VALUABLE DISCOVERY. 110LBROOK'S RENOVATING STROPS; or BONE and STROP combined. This invaluable compo. altion possesses all the good qualities of the Hone without its de fects ; will answer the most sanguine expectation, and requires only a fair trial to convince the most sceptic mind of its intrinsic merit. It will not lose its virtues by time or climate, and one Strop, with common care, will last a person his life. It is particularly recom. mended to all those who value case and comfort in shaving; and all who have ever yet tried it, will very readily alErm that few can equal, and none, certainly, can excel it. All Gentlemen who have hitherto experienced trouble and incon venience in shaving, will, by trying these useful Strops, find all their wishes answed. Sold with the RENOVATING POWDER, only by GATTIE and PIERCE, Perfumers, 57, New Bond-street. PLATTS'S ENGLISH SYNONYM ES. This (4;1; published, price Ss bads or wicci,ound, ADICTIONARY OF ENGLISH SYNONYMES; comprehending the Derivations and 3leanings of the words, and the distinctions between the Synonymes, illustrated by ex amples. By the Rev. J. PLATTS. •. This Dictionary contains many more Synonymy!' than are to be found in any work extant; and the Alphabetical Index, at the end, exhibits all the words contained in the work with reference to the page w here each particular word may be found. J. Souter, School Library, 73. St. Paul's Church-yard. SECOND SERIES OF ORIGINAL POEMS. This bound, or Ye. I. both in one, ASECOND SERIES OF ORIGINAL POEMS.— •• Those who have been delighted (and none could fail to be so) with the First Series of • Original Poems,' will be still mere pleased with this. It is, indeed, ' a nice little book.' fhat provement which is so generally manifest, now-a-days, in books designed for youth, is by no means wanting here. 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SHIPS ENTERED INIVARDS.-The James and Ann, Mackerel, from Standgate Creek ; Eliza, Brandt, from Memel ; Princess l• Royal, Brown, from Dunkirk; William, Nazebv, from aledem- blik ; Comet, Lauchlan, front Constantinople; Vlalet, Ch a ro s ip, • from Harlingen; Craig Elacliie, Oliphant, from Aalborg; Emma, Bockcnhagen, from Stralsund ; New Union, Shilling, from Dieppe:, 3ledborgeren, Blom, from Drammen ; Stafford, Oliver, from Me. mel ; Wellington, Wood. from Dandle; Mary, Hardy, front Quebec; Laurentius and Mary, Moller, from Christiania; Marie„ . Henderson, from Jersey; Glory, Frost, from Rotterdam; Man. garet, Jefferson, and Venus, Propert, from Cork; Andreas, Fox. hom Christiania. ENTERED OUTWARDS,-The Elizabeth, Scott, for Gibraltar; Eagle, Baldy, for ('adiz; Hortense, Landell, for Havre;. Asia„ Storey, for Antwerp ; Hope we ll, P arent , an d Temple, Whitmarsh, 1 for Jamaica ; Dart, Stranack, for Ostend ; Ganges, Lloyd, for Teneriffe, Madras, and Calcutta; Buckets, Soper, for Grenada. LLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT ei aayse a wo.--Thia V ion Rumney, Turner, for Jamaica; Minerva, Schow, tor Chris. J 5 . finis ; Rambler, Knight, and Pyrenees, Whitwell, for Malts ~-, [live, Slader, for Jamaica ; Anne, Dryborough, for Oporto; Ann, Spence, and Robert Taylor, Maughau, for Hatnburgh ; Salmon 1 River, Winn, for St. M arys, Africa; Nimrod, 31ilne, for, Teneri fie. CLEARING OVTWARDS.-The Chieftain, Pattison, for St- Vincent's ; Laurel, Dunlop, for Bermuda and Mobile; Medium, Lobbing, for Antwerp ; Pyeramus s Brodie, for Bombay and Ceylon ; St. Felix, Reiner. for Elsinore, Fr e d er d er k, an d C open- hagen ; Nymph, 3la "n, for Smyrna and Constantinople ; Doune Castle, Hart, for amburgh ; Sir Frederick Adam, C u pp er , f o r I Corfu ; Pocahonta., Bancroft, for New York ; W ater l oo . Sh ep . herd, for Harnbu4h ; Governor Harcourt, M ason , f or J ama i ca & Cuxhaven, Wendt, for Hamburgh ; B r i tann i a , S utton . f or Cadiz , fr ier • Martha, Lunt, for Charleston. - FROM LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH, OCT. 27.-Arrived, the Leader, Richmond, from' London for the Mauritius; the American ship Clarissa, alanafield, which put in here 25th instant, ha s commenced discharging Lee t r cargo (iron). • PLYMOUTH, OCT. 27.-Arrived, the Matilda, Cummings.," from Anguila (coast of Mexico). in 61 days; left at Laguirs. tee ' Ca,nbrian, Cook, the vessel that saved the crew of the Kent East lndiaman; also, the Thomas Booch, Booch; the Pretty Lass, Lain ; and the .fames, Hopper. EXMOUTH, OCT. 27.-The F riends, Ridley, from Quebec for .. Chepstow, was run on board sth inst. by the Anglim ' tiourlar, of Maryport, St. Paul's Island, bearing N.W. 70 miles elistance, car.. 1: fled away her foremast, and stored her considerably below the water's edge. She became immediately water-logged. The sap. rain, mate, second mate, and three boys, got on b oar d t h e Aurora,. and arrived here this evening. The rest of the crew proceeded to America in the Anglim. Cowes, OCT. 211.-Arrived, the Hector, Carron, hem Santos.' Brazil. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 28.-The Castle Forbes, Ord, for India. is coming into harbour, and must be lightened to ascertain 1.1:CLI the leak is. Passed by, the Marshal Bennett, M'Arthur, from the Downs, for Yucatan. Put back, the Exmouth, Owen, for Bengal ; and the Charles Brook, Bell, for St. Vincent's. DEAL, OCT. 28.-Arrived and remain, the Garland, Max. worthy, from Cadiz; and the Smyrna packet, Bailey, from Smyrna- The following vessels were left at Smyrna when the latter vessel sailed, but the date is omitted, viz. ;-the Arab, Symmetry, Dove, Eblany, Helen, Nimble, Alice, Bee, New Albion, Albion, Eliza- beth, Briton, Union, Magdalene, Paget, Tag" Helen, Clara, Helen, Jenkinson, Princess Elizabeth, Little Sally, Lively. Or- pheus, and Odessa; and spoke the Harlequin, from Smyrna, ta - o days since. Sailed, the George, Clark, for India; the Hire, a Slader ; and the Llan Rumney, Turner, for Jamaica; the Rambler, I Knight, and the Pyrenees, 11 Intwell, for 3lalta , the Express, Wells, for the Mediterranean; and the Rhoda, Bully, for Bar. celona. GRAVESEND, OCT. 28.-Arrived, the Hope, Rester, from. Cabo; Manley, Sayers, on shore; Providence, Wilson, front Gijon ; Elizabeth, Emilton, and Janet, Killer s front Rise ; Water. lam Bladder, from Villaviclosa • Joseph Andrews, bliibuto, front Datuzie; Medina, Norton, from 3lemel ; Neptune, Harrison, and Amity, Alderaon from Archangel. Sailed the John and Mary, Stephenson, for Trieste; Wellesley, Ferryman ' for Jamaica. CARN•HVON, OCT. 27.-The Lucy, Gibb s , f rom Bangor, smile last night in this Bay. Crew saved. IVantwoetil, OCT. 26.-The Lochiel, Cameron, from laser. nets to Newcastle, struck upon Coquet Island yesterday morning. The materials and part of the cargo are landed. 1t . 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