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'vie manufactured on purpose fur fortign climates ; Arm) AtlNary on entire new principles and inventions ; every article in the upholstery and cabinet branthra, requisite for the furnishing of houses complete, in the lust style of modem fashiou and elegance, at MORGAN audSAN Manufactory and Ware-rooms, NMI: 16 and 17:Catberine-street, Strand, London. N. B. NT organ and Sanders have no connection whatever with Any other warehouse is Loudon. INDIA MSDRAe. SAC 5. We are sorry to announce the capture of His Majesty's sloop Vidor, the Portuguese frigate Mi nerva, the country ships Atbniral /Jeers, and lie solution, as well as 'ail Arab ship, by the French frigate L 0 Reliant , . The fohowii:g l.tter from a Gentleman who was taken prisolier, will cominuni cute such particulars as have hitherto reached " The Resolution, Cap% Pirrefay, was captured 19th November by the French-frigate I.a Dellone, Captain Victor de Perry, in lat. ly .50. long. 50. She ettountead on her quarter-deck eight French carronedes, and six long niue-nounders ; on her forectutle were six 321 b. English carronades, and on her gun-deck 28 long is French pounders: the of her keel is 176 feet. On the 241 No vember she haul taken HIII Majesty's sloop Victor, Card. Stopford, of le guns, alter an action of 35 nunutes, the Reef Roue beano; at that time 3D mike N.N.W. She had all her running.rigging cut to pieces, her main-mast wouudrd io two pieces, and her misett.urast in three pines, with fore-topsail and sposail.yerd shot away : iu short, volt may guest the state she was in. as Capt. Stop- • ford began firing within pistol-shot, and even neared her; but fiediug he had the worst of it, he was determined to 'board, and hod his men all ready, but the ship would not nun k. so he was MU der the painful necessity of striktme. Fort u I;ately he had but tan men wounded. The action took place about trump. et. . " Ou the 11th November La Belfast , raptured an Arab, about eighteen hour, from the P 'te,aitd mot her to the Mauritius. On the gad f, lt. in with the Portuguese frigate Metres. Ms Hinting Si guns. At 4p. IR. commenced action, and etch off at 19 minutes past 511. ss. as the French Officers told as, to give their men their dinner, as they had the superiority of the action ; but, (tom what we saw in the cockpit, we are convinced that the men would not stand to their quarters, and that spirits were given them to raise their courage ; for Aleut a quarter before five, the sail -maker was broUght down with his leg shot off; and about fives men .trne down for wounds to be found out, but none were discovered ; and at this time the Officer corn; minding the gun-deck, as also the Officer of Misa i.,ties„ were Well runnin g ab'.ut between - decks, and • forcing the men air to their quarters. They did not bring the Portuguese to action again until It tr. in. next morning, when a smart firing eamt menced and lasted for 55 minutes, at which time the Portuguese frigate struck her colours—she was only two days front the Pilot. " The Bellone cruised off the Sand-heeds from Ist to It4th November. She is a remarkably fast sailer. tier crew is in number 400, of which about lOu are Portuguese and inhabitants of the French islands. On the 27th November fell in with sad captured the Admiral Derry. on board which. in lat. 2. 21. long. 80. 40. we were shipped, 7th De cember, es prisoners, to die number of no, with a nominal supply of provisions fur 301) men for 25 days, which had been sent on board en the 2d, and to which a Midshipman, fire seamen, and twenty Lescars having free access, they ate and drank all , • day along. We are now arrived at Point de Galle." • ' EXTIIACT OF A LETFIII4 DAVID COLUMBO, _ 41 The Cornelia frigate arrived here late on the evening of the 17th instant ; she had experienced some bed weather when in sight of this island, sad Lad sprung her bowsprit, which has been brought on shore for repair; her masts hare also sustained a slight damage. For the last few days we have bad souse squally weather. " On the morning of the lath, the Admiral in the /eerie/ appeared off here, and was besting up and down—;t is expected, if the weather timers mo derat-, he will latest to-morrow. " General Maitland arrived here on Monday evening, from his tour to the northward part of the island: he leaves this again to-morrow for Point de Galle, at which place the crew of the English and Portuguese ships lately captured by the Reliant , , have been landed." 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ISH HERRING FISHING COMPA . r, intended to be incorporated by Act of Paths. ~—Capital soomout in Five thousand Shares of tool. no individual to hold more than Twenty Sham. PATRONS. Greet' the Duke of Athol, Right Hots the Earl of Chichester, Right Hon. Lord Viscount Melvillr, Right Hon. Lord de Ehinstanvißc, fight Hon. Lord Glstibersie, Must Noble the Marquis of Huntly, Right Hua. Lord Jocelyn. PRESIDINT, IGHT HON. THE LORD SHEFFIELD. PICC-PReStlttl.T, JONWA JEPSON ODDY, Esq. DIRPCIORs. th, Elm MP. Timothy Stansfeld, Fl 9. Esq. M.P. II illlani Heygate, Esq. 1.11. Oka and Ald. John Carel, Esq. Autry, Esra Ali. iLat Rubinson, Esq. Wick...ink, Esq. .1 booms Creswell, kth„ Esq. Jas. Ebeactee Snnd, rs, F.sq. TILE DIAMOND AND ALLEBHOr. The following are some of the circumstacees which attended tae lots of the Dzamoadaud futtch Allebhoy Thew: vessels left Bosom in company- with the Bums packet, on the scyth October last , and and after touching at Bushi.e prooreded on their voyage to this place. Ou the .sth November it began to blow a hard gale; the 4.v - ether was at the same time hazy and the sea ;cry high. At 4 o'clock the next morning the Diamond found herself amongst breakers, and the next moment struck en the reef that hes at the N. W. end of toe Island of Nobflower. Ara attempt was made to wear the ship, hut the rudder giving away, the sh.p was duren on shore and laid on her beam end.. In about kguarter of en hour the rutty AlleAhny also strncic, end shared the fa.e of the . 7iianomd. Both vessels succeeded in getting ail The erre ofiri passenger, on shore, with the exci , pti..l of 'he Serang and one Lasca► belonging to the Viamond, who were drowned. LartlG.Seywitsr. I Marks IVelstat, ,rellog, Eaq. Jesters Bowes, Esq. Directors of the ab.rie Company are ia tbe press. thaw P:aaa as a limited Seale, they resptctfal:y e Proprietors, that it is sat 'steamiest ha call fur s I.A. per cost. cm each Sim, la oddities to the already paid, until ma Act ei laeorperatioa is slo• By Orilir, TN OSIAS SAUNDERS, Secretary. moaireestielt, Jaty 9, tetu. A.asoures convene ed.tios, par Wanes trucbt. time. 41 honed. thniz.lve de CAPIAPIIt i Cu, Grenade Recommit,. Preekdl dm peals Bletarique see ss Menne. Par Florian. Nouvelle Edition. Pee M. Geaa I$M. lie. bowed. Ilisteire de l'Esepire de Itioaria, sees rierre.le.Grand Pet de Voltaire. Nouvelle Edition, solleneusrenent et, s 7 eollttionade, ear lea medicare) n, impression,. 12mo SO Notelet de Charles XI I. Rol de Seeds. I erne. 4q. boelud. Les In' sse ; no, La Daverurllve de L'Emptee do Petoe. Per Illerunon.el. Neva et eeernere 'rupees lee medicare. edition a Pam, per N. Winaustrucht. Irmo. Si. 6d bound. 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WINE !I CLEB, 'LEM EN of the MITCHAM CLUB, witl, SIX of SURRY, L. ose TOrmancl Guiana a bide. Ti.e! Wickets to be T HE pitched at Linea Is'CIOCIt. PLATERS, the I VIOLAS°. Pipes, or b MITC111•14 CLOS. imam, da ' Lord F. Beaaclerk G. Hoare. Esq. quality, be -.--- Cbesterman lectiona ; I T. Brown F. Larlbrol! s lm. ---- Gerstell are peculii .........-- Shearman Ready Ni T. Harris EP. B. Aishibie, Faq. -.--- Shearnian purchased 5441.11•. charged, o IT. 3051 WOOD. T. Smith, .-....- Lambert Esq. —.... Well* I H. Redd. EM• Hammond ...--- Robinson BR l', FIR 1 .-.--- Peldam Ill' E -.-.- Rennet —....- Humid --.-- Walker HALL, ot c nia n --.-, Hardier twelve sec Admittance Srepence. ow Briddin , GENUINE M EDICINER. GROUND • Bide of tin F• NEt‘'BERV and SUNS. No. 43, St. Paul's ta rtime r • Clivreleyard. London, or No- 1 9. Dame-street, Dub- the Smith / Its, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder, aad other valuable and Great i Permeation', inform the Public, that in coosequenee of the n esse a sew Dalin, the price of that Nlerlicias ia an. 9d per packet, erec t e d , an , re il ss. oil. pet dozen, as a demo in a bottle, 11. es. as Offi ce o f 99 made up f.r tee Anny sod Nary • bat observe th a t th e ; to& ... F. Newberry, P. az', St. Pa st's,' are engraved in tlie Stamps. • Tie &nowise are the prices of their Ifedieiwes. 4nlies CO M 1 n Mel l adad, bat those who porchare six, br more, will be al- THE . lased the Coops gratin. URIII a ! i e. 4 the isth eh . it J.,,,,.,., Powder ..119 Dalby's Carminative ..1 9 t ,„,__ e ii • Ditto Ana!emic Pits .4 6 is1I011:: TiDet of Saik -4 • : - PT. „, I Dina Astibihnus Pills 2 9 Ifushaties Ditto ......3 • . 1. 7 ...1 ( 4.1" ,,, Dr. Asolia's Cba!)brate 4 0 English Coffee 11 9 K i r d s gehouse i Dr. lanes Darilerdne 2 9 Pmenee of Ginger SI 9 ?Mtn Convulsion Oil -I 6 Irilirh's Scot's Pills lsi To preen, i Dino Camomile Drops 1 9 Clislienham Salts ...AI 9 ma flosolil of CellaSset ..a 1 Imeae.auba Lounges i if lime purple L r apnoea Dentifrice 4 o Dr. Solitude. 'a Ira CI 9 To nevi, be tipi,lie snoff.r..l i 4 Henry's ?Avineri* a 6 large eolith antstur Mots lig Merriam% Drops ....a 6 than half a h ii lases Ilivesis 3 6 Spilaborra Ditto 3 6 and at such .e'4 Liniment . 5 it, .east's Cough Ditto ..1 6 j Starlings of a Amok Ba!sam .. 9 9 r;reenough's Tinctines .i .1 J To recede, owe Pins 2 p :duo Tole Los. ogee -1 1i .. 5 • H o We" Pills ••• •I Ili So l lthoX SYroP 4 9 1 dna„ Loeb*,, t.. . an aud Si Ample allowance to Merchants, .t for exportation. And also t, I( LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENS ARY. - BOLTS, and te used ie d • Royal Highness the Duke of York Presideot, esad the ti be kes sealat followiag Committee of Gower:lora : price per kni I. Ad ofLeitrini Col. W. J. Jones, M. P. The Conan KM Ben T. Jame John Latourhe, Eaq..ll. P. last, the Dee t. Um. A. B. Sbuide.n, Col . H. Cleme n t s M. P. 1 G u i ldhall. M.P. W. R. H. Brown, I r .C 4./ Berry, l M.P. I BRITIN Surgeon, Mr. Kieraan, a Member o f the loyal College, Leadoe. ' NY, is 1 nient.-Capil HE Pstrooatze this butitution has receiseti, • each; and no for the eattioure treatment and cure of ha s Sexes, af- -1 tea site Venereal Complaints, old their dreadful cease. His Gi ail strim are% .1. I n lity„ fee. conducted en d er th e ma- . e II nmeet dr • Ev•Orwin of the lint proframosal abilities, I The K ill sotisfrlbe pantie of the high merit of Mr. KIER NAN'S The R 2 sodthai by it iliclnciniceniere.s rrapubke charities we I The 11 Ds , tried , while the young midl unwary me protected acainst ! The W Btel ikluaionsbehl not by advert:sing pretender. in this . 'I he R sorb ofplactice. Since Its ealatelklaster t is 1006, 9,5 , 0 ! sent., 111 both sexes, ham 1.. en mired, • without con Soc• THE RI( a ar iq_ary to the emaidatiee, sod with • delie“ . "y and rti ; •Trry hi Se' is eel. Imlay of th e m • base !showed un- i J n the INK eaViPleattd G YMS o f the slue's. from ten to t ,, tai yore. The first sour...n*o4.W to Mr. Kicanao's i William Sinitl l aw*: i• • Sew days ; and wheat appearance of debility ' W A Madsob oit tab early applicaties cannot rise male se preens. . 11.1Voud, 141 'art rge that may team. GroviCl 64-11 "/' S The u id mai be coonlie . by e i th er men w i t h t h e ' Nattunlill lire sintorates, at is privateme o ws-LoweeCar. Kerne" Snit ' 4g l!' oirs.lledforal.aquare, from aine •to eirre4e fa the .;.4 , oat from satin aMv at sight; ta Orem ktterssnd other Ri gid lion LA Mite from mina aid etiolate,. inelosi m g a B an k Fiance Erato mae be 'lidera...l, sad will lo posortnally anmeered. As iliac Dire cation of their ! Ai DK. EREENIAN's GETTA SALUTARIS. inform, the Pro value of this Infallible Medicine has been soon ell us 1.11. *hole Mowed, that nothing the at dee eau '"ia aka 1 s competition with at, us all i hn iliffireut stars of a mused. :4 all Dir , sae, which it effectually mires and eradicates tie habit, wi:hout exciting the painful reeks and rninen2ll". Matt that weed salwatios, 'whose aeliititati I' the try Hie ma ..t. , Marra isi any dagger, or even nquirini con 6 "4 n "" --- -- or mimes% or Testi iction in diet. The radical iircam of . unatitaable Drupe hare proved the.r claim to public es ' Nir owri . PATE Mos (or mom than 30 )cars lu a" do hatitv, they 4 . elem- fading restarting, wbeilier i'...e drtniiniis ....._bill -Lrilerrl I by too free use of mercury, tairit picasnrea, at the et 7 1,:: Podia k, "(a rare climate. To travellers, aunt those going their utility, ••• . i they caaaat be recommeaded toy strongly • who will Pr" . ..tar"" • ..... tozsedailair,„zpec..dy, and completo eons, in all ui,j,,, u k5,,,, n , conlidencer oil 5 1..4 „ mit. L . teat ..... Die Madder and or- Very Ise .01.-nu y sta ethcacy fanny. women hate become It 6.,1 1 , "u" I. ~ , "OIL° fio pair s iia,11,,,,, d en „- ed of I, h. Ladies mid Gen ~alii,, elodesal, aud naail, at Mr' B -7 31iees, t N at ie. 4, F Thl e a si p- en, in " . ' Y. u.' %. a •, I, irrie ... l of l'atcrussic.--ru4.. ara,l retail by Helens, Ports. refeceines ca. I ' 4 ' ee ' el ", Jou.. not Malko, pun i e r , : Wilk amt Mt . % e . fur , ~ . i Ile.. . 1 li "e a ! r t h . i eßmi a l... _ _ l ' . .-ilf Hull Cale ' ell and Newherys, " n ' t ''' ° “" n aiszo...uri ; Staines, Line . useful an a. ti 6 ro,,,,,:inseikl.L'lomoc.e,:t_ii: ! . near Liner, Liver / p..l k "4 ; T A re i t a ,:7„: NO tz, Shinn.. f utb , ti ed • b a ,: n lin % 01 gni and Msoderloh Edin. mieriaLHaii. • , , z, A ... c c i . mi-sre -medicine Vender,, ha bottl e.. sispettne constr. Of .bun, .....7" . • • • :.14 •urertimes.eine p ft .... ; I , ••••1 " 4.4 t;,.' KHAN., ape[ i intr i a t„ patent Asti eui .ra • rr " e 81 "ns lod f vet, Paios i kick, Luis a &a d grindaig barlry .Ils Lombago, Se. fro g gg..d. F 1,1,, Tarot, of agru ROYAL Lerrais PATENT. PRO BONO PIUMILICO. :11 awl CO.'s elegem PORTABLE ANT MANGLE, No. If, Skistattatleret, Pare hoess sassy Portap:e 31smeles hooneht he ,.od es tay due*. said, in mike to mere , hat rue ef thew stoat, )save ever ecently etiA, Wails sod Ito, war, with 1 1. fullest Wfd to the Public It o, Palest Witter, tot Si any o.re •aid ever yet exhibited ••• to be .reen, to Ut folly appeased of; bat thane Geistktueu oho wor.Aild sorb to berouse purview wed to mat sat,fiiil star the sista of Chew, as he "kelt to those alio bare rade teal, and theta to excel. •ies wbo would sash to seal thews...kr+ of le !k, May sauchase thrra d sh e ma wa ti ctooy , .e.street, .twos bull, liArte dimes farm Ilse Costa wlssee :nay he had, a %shrug mar limes, of • elowitertetiooi butter Aorta ; napkin, cheese, and holm. it.e Likewise, Passuiorr•s cutters, taut serlls foe beacs sort peas, rtey for boor.. ,-.,r1141n g m. 44. u ; With a peat ‘iriltara. S..c DICTIONAREFA --- Manmade. Latta and English. saw laa baud. li.yu's Freach Sad &keno ann. its. brand. I)•tstaantlk'r French sad Fatefah ; nvo. it,. based. Entrails lat.a and Easaissi ; pram taws. 1 ,, s bound. &Wish !Irritant ; tr i aarc, Jo. fd Want Gralisa's Italian sad Legit* : kttar, fuelacap s. itaintd. Johommia Ewesla imm 1m lumn.i. Irkr some a1w..1.g...; 1.4 a p kit 5it....31 Ilmzent% Flew!. ala 4 Fmgla‘..mirmt lam.. ;a (A boom' a small VOl. 1 , 1111 • r , an t. r, Immool. t woof • Latin sod Ews l 4ll. aro iil boned, In the afternoon the waters haring fallen and the sea abated a good deal,Caprain 5..ir500. of the Dieersed cent on hoard with a few of :he het Lester% and the 4.4 officer. to try if they could are any of Vie trestle - c, i.rovisirte., and clothes. They fooled the Certain% trona, broken open, and a greet many Lawn minkag; whwa 111,4 ani. pected to have been ,lona by ter Aral honer-keep. en, ribose rourlact in every ether respect ditnng the time of thnger naJ ealmnity is represented bs haviar beta very malt:tans. • c-inside: b.e part of their... s ur e . the packet mai a tcW Ckti. , ll, ith some begs of rice, and about le gallons J 1 mater, -ere heought on shore. • Stone of - the bor-e, were fortid alive, hut it w as i m p as „,,bi e ti get t..eas out *about cutung a ho:, to the sip's side; hurtles which, any attempt to