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F - . . k.i. -/ . 1. "o .°' . . • . - /,...,1,4 1 4..1 ' __„ .4 1 r A -- •' ' • , : , , , .. . 7 .i„/ -- 7 Z-- - t2 e---e--,-----€ ...-z---z_l. zie . , X .‘..le- #k . .-..,, __ - " - st ,• 0 1 •:.- , c... T ' Z '4. . - 's --•• + t+ '. . • _ ' ,It 9 4 4 7 / . • */: '. I .... . . . 1 k\ $ 0 . i I • N-. I V . All • 1., OZ' grno: l l l 4* . . . ... . . IDIA - •••.....--___ • i . . , WIMP ` - 111 •~t LONDON. THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1825. No. 1i.984. y EAST INDIA HOUSE.. April U. q v HE . Court of Directors of the United Corsipviy of • 1.• 4 1 01 , •-rhants Enlavd trading to the East ladles do hereb9 goat ch'.:e, • Veit the Committee of Dttying and Warehouses will be reedy to reicitio Proposals in writing; se*led in, on or before Wriswrs. DAT, the lfith May next, from such pelt= as may be willing to s ,fly . the Company with 1 CANVAS and VITRY ; and dust the Conditions of the Contract way be seen, upon appli ....Alin to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Propos. sills mist be left .before Etrven o'Clock of the 18th of May. lOU, Itter which hour the Committee will not receive any Tender. • JOSEPH DART. Secretary. •VOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, with leave to call . t 31ssle - usf. eharterthi to soil This Mario. the fast-sailing copperett A 1 Ship 31111141SRAVE CASTLII;, JA39:6•RALP Commodes, bossism .1411 Toes ; lying ja the City Cabal. This Shia has oteellent aocounnoilatioos (or Pasaeasers, For Freight or Passage apply to the Conotander, at the Jetasa /cm CoTk.houae ; or to - • JOHN LIT . NEY. jut. Swora Ilroker, 24. Biretta... Lute, Counhill. ic e 7d. IBERNIAN CO RN and FLOUR COMPANY.— . PA N Y,— AAR., Capital 1:230.0W, in 5000)31)67e5** f,lO. The object of this Company is to purcha seood manufacture Corn and - Flour in the Sister Kengdom, at essoSeive Mills erected on the Ammo. and other riven. whence A Ma be conveyed by ! water to Cork, Dublin, Ross, IVaterford, Virughail, and Lime. I rick, fur consu m ption or ,Koment to London, according to the linen of the markets or other carunastanaes. The paladin advantages which this Company possesses, afford the most gratlfying prospects of *unusually exteeiire profits, whilst A t z sterat ip tt o o f t h e Company., in producing awartizie of *ulterior quality at a moderate pri:e, a ill confer a bends upon the public, I and assist ie bresking.up a monopoly as grievous as it is powerful. Apltlitatiaos fix Stirling, and llodsoll , banrers t" , I :t ad ran e tL oSi un r til4t r unti " , , Td ß f en- I Ireland, until Monday nest, whoo the Subscription -Pm De !lOW. C TL E-FOOD CULTURE ASSOCIATION CAPITAL. ' ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS, lo Four Thousand Shares of 25:. tack. TREASURERS AND BANKERS—Sir JAM PcTrint, Bart. Shaw, Barbel. and Co.' SOLICITOR —Mr. James Flurance. L7P - ERpooL, TuEsDAY Evex[xc. • Wind E.N.E. to N.N.lV.—Wgh Water, 49 ruin. p. IL Sailed the Willur. Fathergill, for Bahia ; Columbus. Nesbitt. for Elsineur • Barton, Can:plied, for Barb:Woes ; Arcturus, lEhar ton, for Lisbon ; Speedy. I.ske. Rig dc Janeiro ; M ar i a Adol phina, Ilavub re t t , for 'Antwerp; flurduen. Harding. for ditto; Tagus. Kittle., tor Lisbon : Sflph, Torpin, for Messina; Good- Hoop, Berg, to: Mayer. ; Nile, Kelm for Newfwinelland ; Eliza beth, Atkinson. for ditto ; Cleitterth,a, Watson. tor &•o: Ro bert, Simpson, fey ti'. Domingo; (lords el.vptrt. Poe, for 0-tend ; and Flora. knocks-kirk, for Itotterdato. Arrived. the Emerald isle, from and —, born illter , .on. • IfOLYHEAD. APPIL 13.—At P. M. upwards of W sail of vessels were of thus port, otitwart!.bound, anw , them the 'Puke, for &mon, rnd the l!oriiin, for Nsw York, s?:ov ed their numbers. This Company hat been formed with the v'ew of lessening the evils to which Dairy and other Cattle Establishtnemeof great public benefit are at present subject, by being dependent for their support on uncertain sdpplict of appropriate Food from Lands situate at a distance from the Metropolis. 'lt is a well-known tact, that owing to the rapidly-increasing. po. pulation of London and its neighbourhood, an innne: , se demand bow Jetuly.arisen for Cows and other Animals of domestic use. and that the Proprietors have been seriously embarrassed with difficul ties in procuring - natural Herbage for their Stock. Thcv have, conaequently, had no other resource but that of liar and Grains, or Food still less favourable to the production of Milk, either in point of quality or quantity. The Society, which sow lays claim so public and individual en couragement, combining the advantages of agricultural experience with the force of capital, proposes, as far as its means will extend, to remedy.the evils complained of, and thus to enable the Pro prietors of Live Stock and Dairy Establishments in the Metropolis to rely with confidence on a constant supply of cheap and nutritious food. while they will presme a simplicity and unity in the great Abject of their undertaking. With a view of forming the above Association, the most eccurate 'Estimates and Citkulations have been made by practicanwn of tho ,bieliest character: and there is no-doubt that the individuals who shall embark capital in the undertaking will derive a Mu c h l a r ger profit than usually attends upon hs moat successful application to genera!: agriculture. Its prontuters disclaim all views os monopoly, and have no ambition beyond that of leading the way In the broad field of profitable enterprise awl useful skill. • A fAsteCthcllireetors, mamba with a more detailed Prospeous i tin appear *etinfair,oLs ter s end. in the interim, asthma foe Shares nevus !worm y to the Secretary, Me. James riot %rm.:, Solid:or, 33, Finsbury. square. i It EAST INDIA HOUSE, April 20, DM. rim E Cowl of Directors of the United Company of Meschasts of England trading to the East Indies do hereby . pet Notice, That the Committee of Buying and Warehouses will be ready to receive Prrsals in IVTiallf, sealed up, OD Or before WEDNE S.• DAt. the I th May neat, Iron such persons as may be willing to •siakily the Company with BRITISH HESSENS, WROUGHT IRON NAILS, arid PACKING ROPE and TWIN E; and the Conditions of the respective Contracts (atm in number) ray be seen upon application to the Clerk of the said Committee, who whom Proposals mutt be left before Eleven o'Clock of the -Ith ?ti, LIZ% after which hour the COIUMIDCC will not receive JOSEPH DART, Saergtary. rro the SHAREHOLDERS of the BRITISH ROCK ami PAD;NT SALT COM PA heY. The Directors of the British Rock and Pam= Salt Calvary fi bre: the Proprietors, that their Deputation has returnee from in. %peering their 6:14-Works in Cheshire sod Staltordshire, and they inore'great satiated - ton in stating. that the Salt•liorks of Sham , . w ieh, lemma, Bougherood. and 11 . heeloch. aZsPOIV in the posses. stun of the Company, and .although not conducted on the patent Principles, are producing upwards of SOO Tons of Salt weekly. The estonsive Works at Andertai are in a sore of great forwardness. - three hundred men being now daily employeit therein, ro t t h e p us . pose of completing them ; and they • intend to cattiie:e mann ' factaring Salt there under their new Patents in :he course of next month. A detail of other important particular, but too eaten. sire for an Advertisement. trill be ready for delivery to the Shareholders in the course all few des. CLARKS, R [CHARDS, and MEDCALF, Solicitors, _ Chanoerr•ise. FOR CALCUTTA, to sail in May, wit ja legye to land Passengs% at Madras, the remarkably fistJaWne copnered A 1 teak Ship NEPTUNE, JOHN CUMBERLEGE, Com mander date of the Honourable East India Company); Service), burthep 111)0 Tons; lying in the East India honks.—This Ship has a double st.irn, with /be sceomniodations of a regular Indianian, and will awry an experienced Snrgeon. For Fright orPaassce apply to the Conottrander , at the Jenne tent Coen-house; to Mews. Fletcher, Alexander, and Co. Devon shire-egusze ; ot to JOHN LYNEY, jun. Swore Broker, 24. Trirchin-lone, Our Cotton Market is in that state, there arrears to be mere buyers than sellers. A furthe: advance has taken place of ell. to 04d. KIIIKDAI.F., Aram 18—Our 11larket was welt supplied with beef, which n.et ready auk 0 73. Prime wethcr sheep were scarce, and it good e.r...::%t! 84. per b. is ex wool. SHIPPINi: I.I"I.II.I.IGENCE. - FROM LLOYD'S 1,!741' EAST - 131'MA HOUSE, OR 1825. .Ir/1Z Court of Direetc) s of the United Company Of .19 . froollmies of Batiritassi Wattling to the East bulks do hereby give ifotke, That a,SELCIdis .OEIIiERAIrCOURT of the yid COM -40411401( )ss held at their Hossein litadenliall-aumicialAirgio.l Ngsnar, the VIII instant, }:leven o'Clock in tic } orenooo. for ' Cpu of submitting for con fi rmation the Resolution of the Court of the 234 ultimo. approving the Resolution of the Court of Directors of the :Gib January last, for the appointment of a pawn in the capacity of First Assistant in the Office of Sur rasa of Buildings, at a salary of 3591. per annum. Copy of the said Resolution now lies at this House, fat the pausal cf the Proprietors. The Court of Directors do also give notice, that the said General Court is !tattier made special, for the purpose of submitting for conitrmatier. the Resolution of the General Court of the 23c1 ultnuo, approving the resolution of the Court of Directors of the sth Jini- ary last. granting to 51ajor-Oeneral Sir John Malcolm, 0.C.8., a Pensior. of 1.00111. per annum, on the grounds therein stated. The Report required by the By-law, cap.fi.sec. 19, together with the dxutrents upon which the said Resolution has been funned, are Oar for the inspection of the Proprietors at this House. The Court of Directorsdo further give notice, that at the said Ostend :ourt will be laid before the Proprietors, draft of a Bill 'sow before Parl , ament, for further re ( plating the payment of the salaries to the Judges of hie Majesty's Courts in India, and the Bishop of Calcutta, and for authorising the transportation of oftenders from the island of St. Helena; and for providing for the administration of justice in Singapore and Malacca, and in certain possessiar.s on the Coast of Coromandel and in the Northern Circus. JOSEPH DART. Secretary. 1)1AL. APRIL 19 —F•ci - er.d. NC ,, r!.• t , •, • the Rivcr witito;:; ohow:••:- t! , tirsk. VOR BOMBAY Direct, entered out at tto*M .& House, oiflop4VZ ki tootrge,.t. BIP CEB%O, • Tons, IVA rtaltin aTifort-Huet. tri m :moist/On or ass gels. For Freight or Passage apply to Messrs. Small and Lana, OW Jerry ; or to JOHN PIRIE and Co. 3, Freeman's -court, Cornhill: FOR CALCUTTA Direct, with leave to call at Madras., warranted to sail in all May. the line new fast-sail ing frigate-built ship ROXBURGH CASTLE. GEORGE DENNY. Commander, of the Honourable East India Company's regular Service; buthen COO Tons register. Her accommodations are fitted up in the most elegant and commodious style, with great heights in the between decks; and no expense will be spared to tn. sure the comfort of Passengers. For Freight or Passage epply to Messrs. Small and Laze. Old Jewry ; to the Commander, at the Jerusalem Coffee-house, Cora_ hill ; ors JOHN PIRIE and CO. No. :I. Freeman's -court, Combat. N.B.—The Owners of the Vessel have engaged an experienced Surgeon for the Voyage. (inAvraPwro. !•I._.\•, • ' ! ••• firm. • • " • : /' 34u1, rave •• • •, • , 1,. 4 S•t; r. ••' (;•. • - .srt , , . r7v.' fir Ito••,: i. • er 441414tit0rt.34:, A .44 't 4 ' Fir 111-1--,1, for :41 , rttfi... , TSMiltteNSlßy, of I'f ter., , about off k . •I it !%. Lit 11 ,rIV tat-anted so-waincli dsattate tiv i si•V•7ll74' :t.t.t•P‘, ds. ;. Crew got on lord the Salir, • a: it, The Lettis.t, lion: P. •••. 5p . .;.: • .t on the 18en JAr., nod ILA PAY •• (•!. In consequence of tie r,••• • t•'• there was not n sing le arr:al i•.•• - ' •. i (414 s.ol'; ' A foreign port. St either Deal. !1:: 1•.,!-•ov•(., Liverpool, roc In) pall in 14: , gi.in ' l'East•tc s rnia Ew wrt M j I' ' . Nt'WC PO it'. 1.;i• Nor:', Anierie.a. rist. -X. 10!: : '' • .! 14-rt, , racllu We !Irrfsu - 01: r; INC 1 ,%.5 4 - 4 ! COMP4NY.- ' Caphal fine Million ; in !4.49oMgii elect =ch. COM:WITTEN Or il kpr4aVoreirr. Duncan Campbell. Esq. 4lexander issain Esq. Henry Fr rick Coley, Esq. Thomak Larkins, Esq. John Cumberlege, Esq. J:1111C$ Roche, Esq. John Easterby, Esq. Sir Edmund Temple. Hobert Harrison, Esq. The specific object of this Company is to advance Money on Ships, Cargoes, and Freights, at Five per Cent. on the security of the article or. which the loan is made. 1 1 "CATTLE-FOOD a:runt: ASOCIATION. •' Phase to insert my Name as n Subacriber for :;hares in the above Company, on which I agree to pa) the deposit alien required." UPPER TOOTING. SURREY. -- FURNISHED REt4IDENCE. DETACHED. iVith Coach House, 6:abling Garden', Grren House, and Two amsli Paddock& The profit: arising over and above the Interest of Five pes Cent. will accrue from Insurances and other collateral benefits. The plans for the regulation of this Company being completed, and numerous proposals for loans rcceival, n is donned advisable immediately to commence business. The Committee, therefore, request that applications for shams may be addressed to their tem porary Offices, 19. Lombard -street, on or before SATURDAY, the 30th instant. after which none will be attended to. TO be LET, for Twejseiiol7da, by IVINSTANLEV and SONS, avery commodious anti detached F:13!11.1 RESIDENCE. pleasantly situate at a convenient remove tioni high road at tipper Tooting. Surrey, containing nine betichambors. dining and drawing rootio, morning parlour, iit.hcn, and domemic offices, with an excellent garden fully eropped. green house, bil liard moot, OR BENGAL, with leave to touch at MADRAS, to sail early in May, the KINGSTON,' NM Tons, W. A. BOWEN, Commander, lying in the City Canal. For Freight or Passage apply to Messrs. Cockerel', Trail, and Co. Austin Friars ; the Cowman - der. 9, John.street. America. square ; ar to ANSTICE and THOENIII LIA„ Old South Sea House, Broad-street. (By order) PETER GAILLARD, Secretary.. BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN SHIP-BUILD ING CO3l P A NV . Capital 500.0001. in 10.000 Shares of 501. each. CHAIR MAW—William Thompson. Esq. Ald. DRPI:TN CHAIR MaN—Robert Gillespie, Esq. DIRECTOR/. 4ndrew Belcher. Esq. Hart Logan, Esq. I John Chapman. Esq. Simon Mliillivray, Egg. Janus Howie. Esq. William Pratt, jun. Esq. Philip Gowan, Esq. I Chris. Richardson, jun. Es+ Matthew Harrison. Esq. William Sikes, Esq. AUDlTOas—Nathaniel Gould, Lag. and Alexander Gillespie, Esq . BANKERS-111MM. Saes, Snaith, and Co. Int;Tlllll l .7Th.`N riziir..mnsin . . The Serniratuis. h.: the 1,.;1:. on hear.l at are: re called at 22..Aruudt.1-st.rcet. Strand : the at d fir tl:e destruction of Owl Sparisit • , o-hoott.: :tEe h.: three French privott cr. !Weigh. a. PArti.h r .••- tPe Lot three on the :gt. ot . 312:, et No. .trucet!..•••:rei, it: n 1 L.tcalled Coe::. To be viewed by ticket*, which, with further particulars, may be had of Winstanloy and Sons,tPrernoster-tow. TTERSEA, SI; RREY. Dr.siRABLE RESIDENCE, with SIX ACRES OF LAND TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, the LEASE. fur elecen years unexpired. with immediate pus scission., of an eligible FA 31ILY RESIDENCE, pleasantly situated near the church at ,Battersea, about four milea anal a !ant from London, with coach-house and stabling, van!, excellent gar den fully cropped, grcen•house. lawn and fore court, and two pad docks, containing about six acres of capital meadow land. The House contains five bed chambers, a cheerful drawing-room. lag parlour and breakfast room. kitchen, wash-house, large laun dry, and man's room over, dairy. at-t 1 other domestic offices, tell supplied with good water. To be viewed by dcketa only, which, with further particulars, may be had of Winstatdey and Sons, Paternoster-row. OTT): of LONDON NATIONAL SCHOOLS.— The ANNUAL EXAMINATION of the CHILDREN will he at the Central School, IVhite-street, on THURSDAY NEXT. SPORT' _VG l VTF. L t; ENCP: FIRST SPHINI; MEETING To Sail the beginning .f June. FOR CALCUTTA ; for Freight and Passengers ; the line Teak Ship ORIENT, Itorthen 700 Tons. Captain TIIO3IAS wit ITE, llon. Company's Service. Apply to the Comninneler, Jerusalem Coffee House; or Messrs. S. hIA RJORIBANKS an! Co. 16, King's Anns-yard, Coleman-street , Nvwb.tuj T. TUESDAY, A/'llll. 19. Although the attendance of Noblzinen and others. heft in the spurting, circles, tias ost the 4:dame p-csvi-ted a mote lively appear:nice timii on the fumes days, there being a ITrest c number nt . Indies and tiquirg.iis present. His Royal Highness the ILA.: of York, the rte - I.!v tbeiellaces. again Inniourcil the Heath with his pre., .• the Dukes of Grano.), Re,kin.l, and I'Orilan.l tr.. (who arrived this Ci;sreedon, ~; Messrs. Douglas, NVortley. %V davit, tiawiord, &c. S. •. After the races, a great number of the turf-visitors o. •I t:. •i race-Bound, wlts-re a fine show of horses were at exc. the ring being tormed,rome brisk betting tinsmie.. A good deal of ceuversation took pLice ah,ilv !, • •. Dorby t some of the spectators prcsclit c4iri i'.•. • liali f • or up-hill which he has to encounter for in,. :.! • . backers; however, and many good judges, consider import, but entertain tears 'het if Mr. rdney learnt his cell. RolCs must lose Buckle. There is, however, a possibility that Mr. ney will yield Buckle to the Duke, upon receivingso son.:l a sum as his stake. It such an otter he made, it will, no doubt, be ac cepted, and thus the issue of tae Derby will become a matter of coarse. ARer which the Friends of the Institution will DINE together at the London T:,% rn. STEWARDS. The Lord Bithep of Chester J. P. Mutpratt, Esq. Lord ftavrell I Lealie Alexander. Esq. • -- • •• •-•-• • • •• The late severe losses sustained by the Shipping Interest of this Kingdom, and the immense field opened to Great Britain for an extended and increasing Wnmeree, by the enlightened policy of our Government, have caused a corresponding and extraordinary ris in the price of s:hip-building. Such, indeed, is now the demand for Vessels of all descriptions, Oat many Persons, desirous of employing their Capital in Ship ping. cannot be supplied by the Budders with the tonnage they requi - a, eteept at very high prices, or under circumstances of delay, often defeating the more immediate purpose of their speculations. Is is therefore proposed to establish a Company, for the purpose of buikling Vessels in British North America, on Contract and for Sale, but it is intended, for the present, to confine the operations of the Company to Canada only. Immediate sales will be the object of the Company, but the Directors shall be empowered to employ their shipping until dia. posed of, and, in case of need, to purchase wood cargoes for the purpose of loading their vessels. The various advantages to be derived by a Company, established for the purpose of Ship-building in Canada, will not admit of detail within the limits of a Prospectus ; but it may briefly be observed, that, from practical experience, the following results may coati dently be anticipated. Ist. The employment of a numerous and useful class of persons in the Settlement ; and by a beneficial diffusion of Capital tntl Labour, an increase in the national importance of the Colony. 2itly. M ample rensenserrishin to the Proprietors—wits, inde pendent of die local advantages which will attend their undertak. big, may reasonably look to the favourable Rates of Exchange, and the Freight in their Ships consumed to this country for Sale, as sources of -misiderable and immediate Profit. It remains only to add, that it is intended to construct Vessels adapted for all trades and purposes, ander the particular inspection of the Company's Agents, by practised Shipwrights, and with such doe attention to the selection and sea4otting of the Timber, as. it is hoped, will materially improve the character of Vessels built in Canada. The Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer The Right Hon. George Can ning, M.P. &e. The Ilan. Charley Ewan Lew Charles Calvert, Eel. I.P.A Wm. Thompson, hsq. M.P. & N'ice-Patron Tlromm ROlverit, Esq. President The Her. O. A. Hatch, A.M. The Rev. A. M. Campbell, A.M. Geo...i.eholev. Esq. Alderman The Chamberlain of London Win. Copeland, Esq. Laurence Desborough, Esq. Henry Fulton, Esq. Christopher Hodgson, Esq. Robert Jennings, Esq.. Samuel Jones, Esq. Tb^mas George Knapp, Esq• J. A. Merllle, Esq. Thomas Merrick, Esq. John Clarke Powell, Esq. John Paynter, Esq. John Dimon Powles, Esq. John Roberts. Es 4 WM. Row, Jan. 'R CALCUTTA direct, under special Agreement to embark her Passengers at Portsmouth on the 20th of May, the remarkAhly fast-sailing Teak-built Ship THAI.IA, A 1, WIL LIAM HENRY BIDEN, Commander, of the lion. Company's Service. Lying in the City Canal. Burthen 700 Tons. Has a Pov and superior Accommodations for Passengers, and will carry an experienced Surgeon. For Freight or Passage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa. km Coffee-house, Cornhill ; or Messrs. Bazett, Farquhar, Craw. ford, and Co. 71, Broad-street ;or to _ _ _ VICINITY OF LEATHEILIIE.tII, SURREY, Excellent anti Conunothous Family Residence, a Offices, and Twetsty.thre Acres ef Meadow and. T O be LET on LEASE, by IVINSTANLE and WNS, Capital and tuost Substantial lIESI DEN(' E, which has just been completely repaiml and deo:wined, and 6 in the most perfect order for the reception of a Family of respectability, and equal to the acommiodstion of a numerous Establishment ; containing elegant drawing and dining rooms, morning parlour, bou.lcsir, three principal bed chambers. six secondary ditto, dress ing room. and five. servants' rooms, spacious kitchen and offices, with good collaring. double conch-house, stabling for six Loren, barnessmom, man's chamber, &c. ; farm.ysrd. and snitablc out buildings. productive garden, and four paddocks of rich meadow land ; the whole containing about 23 Acres. To be viewed, and further particulars known, by applying to Winstanley and Sons, l'aternostcr.ro-r. , R. F. WADE, Broker, 14, London -street, Fettebureb-olreet, Is now open for a short time, at No. 5, Haymarket, a MODEL in IVORY, on • large and grand scale (beautl. fully inlaid), -of the MAUSOLEUM of A(IRA, which cost a million %waling. Admittance, Is.; Children, 6d. ; Deseription.book. &I. erbert Jenn er, LL.D. James Alex. Gordon, M.D. wanothy- A. Curtis, Esq. .Vice president Diner at Six ollock precisely r.E.Is, the Treasurer, Committel Thomas Snodgrass, Esq. Thomas Styan, Jun. Esq. Edward Tewart, Esq. Edward Winstanley. Esq. . Tickats to be had of the Ste. c. and Semetary. ROBERT HESKETII, Sec. reet, Moorfields, In the llnoma were—the DttkOol - tlraftat4Earts Lowther. Jersey, Arrtrtl, and Clarendon, Lent (L Remick, Stt,J.Byng. Ilan. Mr. d 3 Hoax, Hon. M. Irt rotonel.; A.uhrcy. ltustALL`doet ; Wortlty, Rush. t:oddard, It. and J. 1./unconth, Cotten, Keying, ite. The followi,ig i; a statement of the running fut the Stakes. of which we last right gate only the outline ST. KATHARINE DOCKS. In the press. ANSWER to the CASE of the LONDON DOCK Ll CO.3IP.INY. Central City School, il'hite-81 bib April, It..ti. Audi alienlM Maiden. Will Le fold by J. M. Richardson, 23, Cornbill. KENT, WITHIN SIGHT MILES OF LONDON. TO be LET on LEASE, a capital and substantial RESIDENCE, in complete repair, arkl lit for the imme diate reception of a Family of respectability. and equal to the ac commotlatioto of a numerous establishment, with a capital (iarden, Green : houses, &c. and 18 Acres of excLilt.nt :IICaIIOW !ANL First 1? - 4:^-11Inteh..._2(sit Pint!. (the Pawn til:y) took Me Lad, and w::!= wit.nirg ;" carrier. whrn all at once t; swersc.4 righ; on the ovrd, liockle, with all his could not keer her. floggin : - strength being alike unavailing. ronsimon or 0.11,, 1.13: and won by more than a length. 2to 1 , vol sto s! a• s. just as ti:oy got within the cords, 20 Ulla 30 tu I that silt. canter. LONDON HIBERNIAN SOCIETY, itatituted in 18011. for Las!dishing Schools and Circulating the Holy Saipturrs in Ireland: THE WEST INDIES AND THE CANADAS. This day is published, price 4i. it LETTER to M N IST ERS, suggesting IMPROVE- Ll MENTS in the TRADE of the WEST INDIES and the C ANA DA St. in which are incidentally considered the Merits of the East and West India Sugar Question ; Reasons in favour of the Independence of Spanish America; and a liberal and practical i'lan of forwarding Slave Eniasici pal inn. lly .701 IN P. MUSSON, Esq. Of the Middle Temple, Barriter-at- I iaw. "Non, at male sone, et ohm Sic erit."-110r. Printed for J. M. Richardson, VI, Cornhill. A Farm EaLblishment and Land adjuinmg may Le had is winced for. PATRON'. • His Ruyal Highness' the DUKE of GLOUCESTER, EARL of CONNAUGHT, K.O. PRZSIDENT. Tl. blest Noble the MARQUIS of IA NSDOWN, EARL of KERRY and SHELBURNE. VICE-PRESIDENTS. _ _ To be viewed by tickets only; to be had at Mr. Nunn'!. 19, (:neat Jantes.street, Heilfuril.row ; or of 31r. Holmes, Surveyor, Lewisham, Kent ; of whom further particulars may be known. Most Rev. il.t Lord Archbishop of Turin. Right Res. Lord Bishop of Norwich. Hon. Earl of Lirerponl, Right Hon. the Fart of Roden. ' Right Hon. the Earl of l'sletlon. Hon. the Earl of Cl.sn- !tight lion. Lord Farnham. Right Hon. lord Lilford. Right lion. Lord Barham. Right Hon. Lord Gambier, Right Hon. Lord Bexley. Hon. (leo. Agar Ellis, M.P. Hon. Edward Stanley, M.P. Right Hon. Sir O. H. Rose, The Capital of the Company is soo,oeoL, raised I. 10,000 Shares, of 801. each, a portion of which will be reserved fur Persona in Canada desirous of becoming Share-holders. The Affairs of the Company to be conducted by the Mord of Directors, who shall have the power of insuring their property, and of making all necessary Regulations for the management of the Company. The property of the Company to be vested in the names of Tnuitees. RESIDENCE, SACKVILLE-STit EET. lir It. PHILLIPS respeetfuttv notifies that he is .111_ authorised to LIT or SELL, tiy Pltll'.lTE TREATY, a Commodious I,EASEHOLD RESIDENI:E, with three spa. does and well-proportioned moms on each flax., anal a well ar. ranged suite of offices and a p iced yard in the rear, situate on the west side of Sackcille-s , reet, Piccadilly. rie Furniture, which is modem and handsome, may be had at a fair valuation. Tickets for viewing may be had, and particulars known, at Mr. Phillips's, 73, New Bond-street. MODERN HOUSE, OFFICES, STARLING, Lc. Handsomely Furnished, at the West-end of Loudon. _ Second Pace—Sweepstakes of 100 sors. Verbena tun! the fead until ever tis: new ground, she stopped. as it shot, when Girouttte took th, lend, f,dr,,r r. : r Tarandus and Ilelerus ; but, as usurd_ when she had she had done running, and T.iranther and Ilvientis e.c!,e challenged, and made a benutiful rare home. Ilvlenus half a neck o.tle. gto I o;tt Helenus. 7to 4 atid 2 to Taraadu..r, and apstl ( - Ake& Third Race-2,900 gs. Strkes. It. M. -A very finely-tlisputrd rac-2. In ronnir.g down Ablog,l-.‘a M'' s Bottom, 'Addy appeared to be trilung, but Miziature him, and won in good style by c I.ri!Wt or MOM 7to 4 43i!:s. Miniature; 2 to I and 3 to 2 ag..ii.ist ; and 4 to I aysins. Addy. . _ This day is published, price's. FREE CONINIERCE WITH INDIA: a Letter ad dressed to the Right Hon. President of the Board of Trade, with refirenee to his late Propositions in Par liament for the Lin proremxnt of the Colonial Mercantile Pelle, of Great Britain. Br a 3IADRAS CIVIL SERVANT. tarty. (1.C.11. Hight lira. the Earl of Gosford. Iglu 1101. the Earl of Rock. sarag,.•. Right Hun..Visentint Galway. Ilv:ht !Inn. Vi-count 11u Vesci. P.ight llon. Viscount 1,,,!rt0n. ii.C.H. 1.P.3 Right Hon. H. (Mu!burn, M.P. Sir Thos. Baring. Bart. M.P. Sir James Shaw, Bart. Thos. F. Buxton, Esq. H.P. Win. Wilberforce, Esq. Samuel Mills, Esq. PH N SCOTT. Esq. Treasurer, I, Bartholomew-lane. The ANNl'.li, SERMON will be preached before the Society t'a. Parish Church of St. Bride, Fleet-street, on WEDNES DAY NEXT, the 27th instant, by the Rev. HUGH 51-NEILE, A.M. Rector of Aldbury, near GuiWford, and Chaplain to the L - Iti Dutton:tot of Ireland.—Service to begin at Eleven o'clock. The NINETEENTH ANNUAL MEETING will be held at Prcenia-ions' Ilan, on SATURDAY, the 7th of May.—His Rival Hiehntss the Duke of Gloucester, Earl of Connaught, will take the Chair at Twelve o'clock precisely. BENJ. RICHINGS, 1 secretaries. THOS. WEBSTER, ) kris of Admission to the Meeting may be had on application at the odic/ I:: Al irroanbury, from Twelve to Four daily. Printed by Kingsbury. Parburi, and A Ilen,4;l;esainhall.street. _ A Deed of Settlement will be prepared under the ablest legal advice, and the Shareholders will be required to sign the same. No Share shall be sold or transferral until after the payment of all calls previously made ; and then only with the consent of two or more of the Directors. In the press, and speedily will be published, LETTERS to JOHN TAYLOR, Esquire, respecting the Conduct of the Directors of the Rtal del Monte Company relative to the Mines of Tlalpuzabus. Ity a M ERCII A NT. Lonlon : Printed for Horst, Robinson. and Co. W. Cheapaide, and 0, Pall-m:111; and Ardtibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. An Instalment of 5/. per Share, to be paid into the hands of the Bankers to the Company forthwith, to the account of the Directors. Due notice to be given of all limber Payments ; which shall not at any one time exceed 5L per share. All communications to be addressed to the Secretary, to whom applications for Shares may be made ; but no 'fenders C2ll be re ceived after Saturday, the Ind int. W. G RSON, Secretary, 3, Gould-square, Crotched Fruirs. a 14'S p r i eo74l ; ll y ( th at t to e L h as r forall for Term of years, an excellent and recuntly-built HOUSE, ar ranged in rooms of nolje and convenient proportions, expensively fitted up, 'and superbly fitrnished, with suits of attached and de. tufted offices, roomy stabling for five homes, and double coach. house, and every requisite domestic accommodation for a respect_ aide family ; including fourteen beds. The Premises arc situate in a Square, and the Furniture, which is neatly new, is of a lupe. For class. Fourth Race—The King's Plate. R. (s. Tiara jumped Mt; took the lead, and made good steady 1ur.r.i , .7 all the way until they got into the Well Bottom. and their atnttop.2. seemed to be at a winning pace, Buckle purliittg Tiara hard along;; indeed it was thought by many she wonlil via: but. as thee mounted the hill to littlish, the belvy 16'6;11.1 she earri.il race :fir advantage to the lily, who let Flip, aad won in litizh snile. Toe old mare ran touch Letter titan was expected, hashig betiu tninci out for two years, a.id bred one foal. 4tol on 'rte.: a-d na taken,. Twelve at night !.e Letting left off at tic runultirlr oe:'s : ' )lAITII-I . IIDAV. 6 to 4 on Bizarre against Clrar.a.d.ier. LENNY. 12 to 1 arst Wthii 16 to 1 agst IPeriaLee 2tl to 1 ai,st Carl CAIIS. I 7 to 1 agst I'iovii:.l 10 to 1 ayst IPA. ti: V::..J Just published, price 2s. 6d. OBSERVATIONS on the CASE of EDWARD IL/ HARRIS, the CONVICT, who was executed in February last; and Facts disclosed to prove his Innocence. By JAMES lIA R3l ER, Attorney-at-Lsw. Published by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row. Tickets for viewing between one and four, and terms, rnr.y bp known at Al r. Phillips's, 73, New llond-stree:. GUN AND PISTOL Ill:POSIT( till", 42 and 13, OXFORD STREET. H AYTIEN (or ST. DOMINGO) TRADING COMPANY. This day is published, price b. LTIGIIWAYS IMPROVED: a Letterto a Member of 1.1. Parliament on the Expediency of appointing County or Dis trict Surveyors of II igh w Rya. Landon : Printed fur Charles Knight, Pall-mall East. CAPITAL.-ON} M!LIAON. GASS respectfully inform! the Nobility and Sport ingg Gentlemen, that he has added to las el.oice anti w, 11. selected Stock of new and seconil.hand FLINT and DLTONAT ING GUNS, the principal part of 21;s. Wilson's. late of Vim). lane, retired from Rusii.ess. I'NS, by Manton's, Punley. For syth, Smith, Nock , bloute, and other approved London MakeiN, at halt their original Cost ; Rifles, Air-guns, and Cants, hy Standenmayer ; Uuellmg, Holster, a:A Pocket-pistol., in :;,-rat variety; an assortment of Plate and Plated Articles, try low, for ready money. Guns a al Pistols bought, or taken in Exchange ; Merchants and Captains supplied. An early inspection is solicited, 42 and 43, Oxfortbstrezt, near Berner's.street, London. 7 to 4 ago Ilutui 9 to 2 apt Mutle:acr I to 1 apt brgnty 7 to 2 agict Tonti%e 7 to 2 uget Aline 7 to 1 ag"st l'astia:e Ei to agst Ittetlt•ta_ 12 Cu 1 ocst ktrland 14 to 1 axst An:lmgeas 17 to I apse Itetlgn trvlct IS to 1 agst STLI.C.:`. 7.0 to t:.,•t 4:‘ vs , 0 40 to t P V.l t I (BY EN I'IC THE NEW SCIIESIE. y AND J. S. IV EIVRIGIIT beg to express their f • grvetol thanks for the Public Patronage they experienced is the late Contact, and solicit a continuance of Favour for the Present New Sehepie, which they can recommend with confidence, twin tSt incr..ssed It! y and Value of the great Prizes it contains. .1. and J. hint it their duty respectfully to remind the Public, that Littera , s are araroaching nearer an d nearer to their :Ina' close, as i'vliament will pass no more Lottery Acts. ALL Ti III: DRAIYN IN ONE DAY, 31st of MAY. Sell F.3IE. 30.0110 . l(1,14)0 5.000 1,105 823 300 210 61 • - 23 \ I) INIiS !—Erit hof the above, and every other 100,000 have 51. Wing - - . are x co,oeo 20,000 10,000 9,210 9,082 1,200 2,100 1,248 1,150 . _ 0 'I •-__ , II ..0.0.0 Yunbers. £200,000 Two Tickets of each Number. Piel t o ; an Shares for the ahove Scheme arc now on sale at J. I LW J. : , it ewrigbes 01,1 and Fortunate O ffi ces, 37, Cornbill ; 11, irolborr : :.r.l 38, Ilzyti.arket. I J. anti .!. s.vewtigiit ty.ll in Shares, in the very last Contract, S- - • °. 1 2,1,8,a Prize of 30,000 k ! and several other Capitals ! • JJURSE, DOG, and CATTLE MEDICINES, pre ,4.pared by T. WATSON, Druggist, Cambridge. hare been fur many years in the highest I`.t" aod arc sanctioned by many of the first Sporting Characters . I ;iir.:itutists in the Kingdom, to whom the moat satisfac ',Y rue can Le given. Sold at follows Par s.rt. s. d. • lisi,s (f dos) - 6 0 31ereurial Balls (each) - 2 0 1144.) - 3 0 Blistering Ointment pot) 3 0 1 , ), 0t , ....!ic &title doz.) -3 0 Distemper Balls (box) 1 6 "itc - do. (I dor.) - 34 l Illange Ointment (box) 1 6 LIQUID 131,1srEit. 14 . tr mindralile Preparation ; it answers as a safe and effec tual Blis.er, rt the same time it does not blemish or injure the' l'a-t., ner rid the Horse rub or bite lelere it may have been ap ph ' r. nis likeribio used in Sprains, Spaying, Inflammation of the Tlimat, 1.1 bottles, et 2F. 6th ; 421. 6d. ; and Rs. 'TIE CAMBRIDGESIIIRE CORDIAL. An excellent Medicine fcr the Staggers, Gripes, Scouring, &e. of Horses, Cows, Oxen, Calves, Sheep, &c. In bottles, at 3a. Sold by Butler, Chemist, N 0.4, Chespside„ st. Paul's, London ; nd by the principal Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. * s" Otsure T. N'ation's Name and Address 00 tl.c Labels. With Additions, in I vol. aro, price 7s. 6d. boards, ON the SAFETY LAMP, for preventing Explosions in ,line, Houses lighted by 4:as, Spirit Warehouses, or Magazines in Ships, &c. with some Researches on Flame. By Sir HUMPIIRV DAVY, But. Prrudent of the Royal Society, de. Printed for R. Hunter (Successor to Mr. Johnson), No. 72, St. Paul's Church -yard. This day is published, in Bvo. price is., dedicated to the Earl of Liverpool, . . POPERY and the POPI S H 'QUESTION ; being an 1 ExpositAin of the Political and Doctrinal Opinions of Messrs. O'Connell, Kass], Dromgole, Oandolphy, Rt. By the Rev. EORGE CROLY, A.M. P.R.L.S. Printed for Gam B. Whittaker, Ave Maris-lans. This day is published, in 2 rola. Bva with a Portrait of the Author and other Plater, price 245. in boards, dedicated by paranoia= to his Majesty, TRAVELS through RUSSIA, SIBERIA, POLAND, AUSTRIA, SAXONY, PRUSSIA, HANOVER, kc. undertaken during the years 1822, 1823, and 1824, while suffering from total blindness, and comprising an account of the Author be. ing conducted a state prlooncr from the eastern parts of Siberia. By JAMES HOLMAN, R.N.K.W. Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Also, thei;,;;WEdition of Mr . lIOLAfAN ' B NARRATIVE of a JOURNEY through FRANCE. ITALY, and other Parts of the Continent. tiro. price 13s. boards. " They (Mr. ifulman's pages) are in themselves agreeable; and they oiler to the rdieeting mind curious phenomena to trace, which are not to be discovered in the Travels of many wbo journey with their eyes wide open.—We hope we have said enough to recom mend this exttaordinary production to the public."—Literary Uarette. This day are published. price fla in bawds. OBSERVATIONS on PENAL JURISPRUDENCE, and the REFORMATION of CRIMINALS. Part 111. Containing further Remarks on the Opinion. of the Edinburgh Reviewers ; on the Society for Prison Discipline ; on the Oe neral Penitentiary at Milbank, and on the State Prisons in America; being an attempt to demonstrate the necessity of adopt ing an Improved System of Criminal Jurisprudence. With an Appendix, containing the latest Reports of the State Prisons at New York, &e.—By WILLIAM ROSCOE, Esq. London Printed for T CadeU, Strand ;J. and A. Arch, hiU ; and W. Pickering, Chancery-Lute. Where may be had,hythesameAuthor...__ OBSERVATI(INS'on PENAL JURISPRUDENCE. and the Reformation of Cnininals, Bra in boards, Ss. ADDITIONAL OBSERVATIONS an PENAL JURIS PRUDENCE, &c. Cva..boards, The rising greatness of Hayti, and the well. knowa stability of its Government, is the strongest inducement towards the establish. ing of this Company, as it afhirde an advantageous employment for capital, will essentially encourage the manufacturing interests of the United Kingdom, Increase the vent for the products of her East India possessions, and will conic - molly contribute largely in aid of her navigation and commerce in general. At present, Great Britain does not participate so largely in the trade as her means might enable her to do; and America, there fore, becomes the monopolist of the most valuable proportion of it, although the command of capital with the former increases her facilities over the latter. Confidence by British Capitalists is only required to give energy and success in her intercourse with the Government and the people. It will be seen from statements taken from official documents, parts of which have already been before the House of Commons, and others now in the possession of his Majesty's Ministers, that America has employed, in her trade with Hayti, in the years 1021, 1822, and 1823, on an average, 72.700 tons of shipping, and her Exports have amounted to about 8,530,000 dollen annually; Great Britain has not exceeded 14.000 tons of shipping, nor bare bet Exports been beyond 3,000,000 dollars during the same period. In the return trade, America is nearly on a par with Great notwithstaading the markets of the former arc seldom so favourable as the latter. In this branch of Commerce, therefore, the British ought to receive a much larger share, as her proximity to the Continental markets gives her superior advantages. The Exports from the United States to Hayti, in provision and lumber, do not exceed, It has been ascertained, 2,000,000 of dui hay per annum; from which it is to be inferred, that about 4,500,000 dollars consist in the manufactures of Britain and East India productions, all of which might be supplied direct on inti 'nicely lower terms, still leaving a fair profit to the Company. The excess of trade in favour of America (to say nothing of France, which, though under restrictions, enjoys a considerable share) is the mote unaccountable, when it is known that the Bri tish are the favoured people by the Ilayticn Government, being subjected to only seven per cent. imposts, whilst America and other countries pay twelve per cent. The Government of Hayti purchase extensively every yexrr fur the supply of its army ; and the preference is decidedly in favour of British manufactures, and which might be insured to the Com pany from the assurances of the Government to the Projectors. I: is anticipated that the Company will receive a considerable share of that trade which now runs through a foreign channel, anti that, under judicious arrangemects, very handsome advantages will fall to the Shareholders; and what must be Fleming to every individual contributing to its stock is, that communications from the intended Establishments in Hayti can be had twice a month, by way of the United States, in France, or direct from thence. It should be considered also, that this Company is purely of a commercial character, and that it will conmbute largely to the Revenue of Great Britain; not a visionary scheme, unsupported by even a chance of success in its operations; but one, on the probable success of which great reliance may be placed. A List of the Directors, he. will be published in a few days; in the mean time applications for Shares may be made by letter, addressed to the Directors of the Haytien (or St. Domingo) Trad ing Company, at Mews. Frye and Chapman's, Bankers, St. Idretre -court. CHEAP CARPETING, &c. TIVELL and (0. beg to inform the Nol , ility, 4:entry. Ind the Public, that they have several Thousand Yards art BRUSSELS CA RPETING, of the best rivalry; also of the Venetian Carpeting, made entirely of Worsted ; with upwards of Three Thousand lards of Coloured Droggets, Also the greatest variety of Eitltlvninster Cupsitings, and Fancy Hearth Rigs, of any house in the I.:.lgdona, the whole of which they are determined to sell for ready money, well worth the attention of large Buyers. , • Twell and Cu. beg to obatrve, that they Imre ;tow:thy of Table Covers, of various colony'. and several Hundred Pairs of large Blankets, which will be sold full twenty-live per cent. under the present wlinlotalc price. DRAPERS' HALL CARPET WAREHOUSE, 273, High llollx;rn, facinr, Red Lion•street. Turkey. Persia, and Kidderminster Carpets, to any dimensions. ready fur laying down. Old Carpets taken iu Exchange. LIML' ROYAL ELIXIR OF LlFE.—Thia AJ Medicine, from its Lalsamie restorative qualities, f u ll y merits the above name. It was or:I/Many prepared by a Physician of the French ('hurt for a late Kir.g of France. and the recipe haw. ins; then purchased by the present Proprietor, is nom faithfully adhered to. For Flatulency, Spasms, or Gout In the :stomach, 14 beneticiat effects are unrivalled, as it giro linniectiate relief in such CAWS; and nu persons sohject to those alarming emnidaints ought to be withou: it. It promotes appetite. and gradually restores di gestion in cases of hereous debility, whether UtC3%l4l".ed by a long residence in tropical climates. natural deficiency of energy in the system, or from a too luxurious mode of life ; this Elistr will be found (on a sufficient trial) u never-failing restorative to tone irai vigour Gentlemen who occasionally exceed the strict bounds of temperance will. by caking a dose or this Efair en retiriug to rte. exempt themselves from the usual unpleasant effects of tacit I 3 the following day. This 11 , 3411CMC .3 3110 used by elotirgtaAtel orator; of the Senate, the Pulpit., and the l.ar, as it revicet ttu frame and restores the voice when painful exhaustion it pri elinced by ling declamation ; and at the 313I13etixe ism) perfectly irneeent. that the most delicate fed:ales find children may take it witben.t It Br or alteration of their accuswmcd habits. It it sold in Flattles --- atT174.;;11: ineladinir stanit. J. V. Simpson (acting l to)rietae), No. 28, tlei.rwtta-iittect. to.el.t-i.Ar den, London ; at the I.ihratiel at twat fashionable Waitiolf• tilaces and ;owns of public resort; and by the pt.nepai Alfeirme `'endow throilLeat tLe L'a ited Nv‘ertsast 1 %Vrt,srr4ay. V.. )1..i. 111;ecti to° •OVA . t:Tri hZ..f t r Ab. .31. I,erd Exerea Attul.,..t., S•t. 7... . - 1 31r. Stor.t titter'..llll...y. Hat. - . - 4 to 4 oa Athtnird., rode by Hubioron ; backle ro.;: %qv . ) Won cagy by 2 lenirtia. 3larch Illsovx., fire half of Ab. M. Mr. EU'vrards's %VittlLood, rm. mh. .. . - Duke ot (irariot.'s Annida. by 11'.:'..1. E5t.:.... - %Von easy by a lerKtb. I:derartts rude Wi1,".•0t.): 2! .'. ti..:: it, Atlflidal. et to 4on Armids. Sweepstakes of 10 soetreigte each fur 2 yrs-ohl e:.,; :t :::.11.it.e* T.V.( . Lord Exeter's e. by Corrls, out of Advance ( RI 1, ; to Mr. Stocehewer's be. I. by Suotbsxver (Burt*, ) Lord Ortbrd's Bletgammon lArLdll) 31r. Greville's C. by C utsel (Barna r d) Duke of Purtlne.4l%f. by 11agivrate (Chit - -1 ..2 - 4 • 1 A h 114.mtn.. • —6 to 5 on Ativ::::r/.. )Itttr/1 fur 21/01itmt t. 1!. 1/ Lord Exttrr's Palau. Hord. Oft. flu. t Hcbtuatr.. . Mr. Lintliten's tipetruarr/i.11.1t. 7it.. IVt,•• Lay.—tt to z L.. SwretAmkes a RIO acrerrigra to/ cols 21i . .! Mr. %V. , rtl , r'• ch. I. I or ( • :A,* Lord %VW. 1a . ,. h. c. bt ( .Icv - • • A ittrad heat wt• r. t!:,,tt (1;.•1.tr un. I Zibrttli). to in. tie ,t:t•I u! . .tr tl.t. .. it • 1' • tt ••!,. 7 tc. 4 40 PrLettlL: et Swtr.takes.,: :t1: • :t 1 3tr. 'cr. l 7.1. Mr. Par )Ir. Wor %'a . M.. (Ir. , al.', ;:• ~ , ,~ J lcv r. 14): , • otter 1( i!!:'l,..fr Apait. 2s. ,:•risa', el Oat , t: wet -- I. has bees rerytteteaaite (ar ,iti.towt v i-! , I` ) bUt of as ether wain the sapah, has beers . ht Al' a :vrt.ewartt tot 0.4 3 tbis kr.ca,...ce, at St ch.ta)•... puree : Lot Wheat. Balky. Beans. and Peas re heavy et.ta, .11.4 Losr.:.a!ly Nc tame 3* 03 bleg.dai. FO R . the !S LE of FRANCE and CEYLON direct„.. e Con‘;ent Trade r . hrta hall berpareo of Govemmentiftortia' engagra. and sail TEE 31onth. with leave to tall at Madeira,r the fast-selling ropperchi sh ORPHEUS, THOMAS FINLAY, ,Cotonoinder, boril te n 454) Tots: lying in ,the City I;anaL—This .Ship has good accommodation/ for Paaaergrra. For Freight or Presage apply to W. W. Torrington, 5, Great Wincheryter.aueot; or to JOHN LYNEY. jun. Swtot, Broker, Bar