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Fine Jamaica Rum £0 12 0 Ditto curious - 0 13 4 TYE Original OXYGENATED SODA POWDERS, for MARINO SODA WATER, continue to be prepared, and told by the Inventors and Proprietors, Illessra. G. MAR SHALL and CO. Chemists, Brewer-street, Golden-stinare, and is sold in Boxes, at b. N. each, and in Bottles, at 225. each, duty included. The Oxygenated Soda Powders having acquired a great reputa tion, at home and abroad, many ineßective and spurious sorts have been imposed on the Public. The genuine will have the wort* " Prepared by Messrs. 0. Alarshall and Co." engraved on every Boa and Bottle. a a s All other advertised preparations for making soda WAN, ander the same name are sptiriopr. 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London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradolk. and Joy. FICHE PARTHENON, No. 14, for November, is pub -1 lished this day, and contains much valuab: pictorial illus tration, and a variety of original Literary Articles, consisting of two Pieces of Music, two Lithographic Chalk Drawings, of a very superior kind (one from the St. Catherine of Raphael, and the other a fine Portrait of that Artist); a Nymph and Cupid, from executed in a new manner, which gives to a Lithographic Print the appearance of Aqua-tinta Engraving ; and an outline Sketch flan Illustrations of Dante, in Fresco. Published by Black, Young, and Young, Tavistock.strect, Co vent-garden, on super royal livo. price 3s. (id. c where orde:i are re ceived for Nil )finds of Lithographic Work, and also Printing in Typolithography in the best style, and with despatch. ME ARMY. (CIRCULAR.) War Office, Sept. 2, 1825. 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Sta.—With reference to the circular letter, No. 513, dated the 14th of October, 1824, granting to Officers in Ireland, when sta tioned singly, an allowance of Is. 6d. a week, in lieu of the addi tional allowance of coals granted by the Ordnance Department for separate cooking, when fuel cannot be supplied in kind. I am directed by the Secretary at War to acquaint you that his Lord ship has been pleased to direct that, in user where two or more Officers are stationed in the same place, and are not supplied with fuel in kind, the following commuted allowances in money shall be granted for the supply of a Mesa Room, viz. :—From the girth of September to the 24th of March, 4s. a week ; and from the 25th of March to the 24th of September, 2s. 3d. a week. The charges under" this head are to be made in the Regimental Pay Lists. and to be supported by similar certificates as are re quired in the cases of Officers stationed singly. 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In foolscap 'flvo. price he largod and improved, in royal 18mo. with portraits, he reietly. Four Peso *CUOMO/. In the Lottery drawn 31st of 1620 - - - 70 0 0 35 0 0 18 0 0 POETIC VIGILS. By Bernard Barton, Author of Poems, he. LACONICS. Vgee. a p e ,,,, ef • 10.0101. asd i m s ?t h e , c aw a tila . Curious di ao, Ist import- "To those who delight in the happy d e li neat i on o f t h e d omest i c This day Is published, uniform in size to the Percy Anecdotes, CHINA PAPER FOIL DRAWING R eIS. anon, ditto - - 73 10 0 3/1 0 0 lec 19 0 0 affections , and all the warmer but calmer feelings of the heart, we with five Portraits, en g rav e d on stee l, P art I, pr i ce 2 s . Gd. o f teo The above may be had in pipes or hogsheads permitted direct recommend the verses of Alt. Barton. %Vete we compelled to tie. 1 - ACONI (' S ; or, the best Words of the best Authors, iIItRYANT, DEALER i n EAsT INDIA, CURIOS[- from the London Dock. ' • fine the peculiar characteristic of his poetry, we should term it the 1.4 with all the authorities given. JJ TIES, begs to Worm the Nubility and Gentry he has on Wines in Bottle. • " poetry of the affections." It is the simple and pleasing effusion.' ••• This work will probably be completed in twelve Parts, to be sec was beastdel PAPER for HeeNOJNG. 11003 IS ; also a Per Dog. Pee Don. of a warm and poetical heart poured out in verse eminently suited , peeeseee monthly. to the expression of tends feelings ; lucid, correct, and harmoni- 1 imndon : Print e d by Th omas Boys, Ludgate-hill, and told by t taw:sa l i e n t o f ORIENTAL CHINA i n l arge J ars, Cisterns, Port from the wood £1 It 0 Sherry, rich and full lime. Desert. a nd B res kl ett S erv i c e s; fi ne G enre h uge S mells , D i tto, vintage 11120 - 110 0 flavour - - XI 14) ous."-Monthly Review. all Booltsellers. ' , Plea. Rainbow roriliture- fiat fireasee_ Rhells, Phimsnii.., nt,,,. 1.. ii.............;.... 1 lit a mi.- --1- -...... C--... R. In innisron film_ with Plat.. wwww....wi t... ci r , ....t... r..-- it. Creiit given no any areouat whatever. lIAVING FISTUlai£ AND PILES. been effectually cured of these distressing Cemphun.s by Mr. VAN BUTCHELL, Surgeon Ae. " ( lour. IA( ) nd-street, London, after nut more than FORTY ATTENDANCES, aid withoull confinement, my sense of grafi !of pc " him. and an mums desire to apprise those persons labour seder. the same dreadful malady where to apply for a cure, true me to foe ibis publicity to my case. Before Mr. Van to Diltdltil Under, ol.; my cure I had been under an eminent surgeon "' d u mewl..., and during that time underwent three operations ebtptt,ng' and was urged by hid) to submit to a fourth, as the only 01. s cure ; but, baring received no advantage from the pre. nprtiim4. and considering the result of a fourth equally bt "mfal. I c.. u ld not muster fortitude to again undergo the races %se sufferings I had before e n d ure d ; I then b ega n to despair of bei , K c.d; but being strongly recommended to Mr. Van D Mel. I re.t induced to wait on him, when he at once mauled btinc able to cure me (an ass' ranee he soon realised) j~ n at ma u n d ergo i ng the hastednus, and at all times very doubt, entrstion of cutting. Several respectable Ferules an corrobe- 74 tie st atement, and I shall have much pleasure in Minifying PetOnnti inquiries of any fem a l e o n the subject. A AR ItIED FEMALE. 3 . 11 -- fini s Vlll Of my address will he ` gi n I to female applicants. sMLstrttit Lhdl Iligh.strita, Peckham; and at No. 34, Oreat Bloomsbury-sivare. Wit to ,ail lath November. FOR BENGAL . (with liberty to land rassengers at Mediu), the new Ship PERSEVERANCE, WILLIAM RAYNER REST, Commander. (of the Hon. Company's Repstar Semite), burtben 430 Tons. Eying in the City Canal. Blaskorall. Mos very *apart accommodation for Passengers, and carries an enteiwrienced Surgeon. For FreiOt or Passage apply to Captain Hist, at the Janus. lens Cciffewasiuse ; or to Messrs. WATTS and HEATH, 134, Fanehurch-street. LONDON, TUESDAY, ,c SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOMHOUSE, Oct. 9R. SHIN; Eat? Ilasts I es oraans.--Tli• Mioerva, Hitch, from Diast ole ; Swift, Armstrong, from Memel ; Jamas, Richardson. from dart; (Economy, Chternside, from Mamie ; London, Arms°. from St. Peeeraburgh ; Eraannes, Shilling, from Jin-sey ; Prost ience. Wilson, from Gijon ; Sally, Koller, from Dentate • Water loo, Blackler, from Villavicioaa • Weasel, So m me% fro m (Whin .and Elagsbere ; 'Janda . ; from Rigs ; Pall, Mood. from Yillan ; Helvetia% Prato, from Danny ; Ganges, Bewdby, from Archangel ; Elizabeth, Embleton, from Riga ; Joseph An derson, Aldborn, from Dantzic : Three Sisters, Jones, from Wa terforti ; Economy, James, from Cork ; Petrel, Harries ; Erin, Allen ; Clark ; Queen Elizabeth, Atwooll ; Elizabeth, Wallis • and Forester, Chapman, from Dublin ; Amicitie, Jams, from Voughall ; Aurora, Nicholls, from Waterford ; Felicity, Cowes, from ditto ; Mentor. Atkinson. from Dantzic ; Hofnung, Busch, from Stralsund ; Oute Hofnung, Lademacher, from ditto_ ENTERED OITTWARDS.—The Adventure, Adamson, for Trieste and Venice ; Merlin, Weekes, for Jamliica_; Zephjr. Scott, lot Grand Canary ; Sal em , L ea d er , f or C or k ; 'amity, wards, for You hall ; Simeon, Roome, for Hamburgb. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—TUB Jonge Sophia, Magas. for Antwerp ; Vrouw Jannetje !Roque, tea Binges ; John and Mary, Stephenson, for Trieste ; Welleallef- Ferriman, from Jamaica ; Rotterdam, Laming, for Rotterdam. CLEARING OUT WARDB.—The Elizabeth and Mary, Craig for Grenada ; General Murray Clark, in: Oporto ; Waterloo, Shep herd, for Hamburg!! ; Johannes Wilhelmina, Moyenkind, for Rotterdam sad Amsterdam ; Amity, Mackintosh, far Jamaica ; Marshal Blucher, Edwards, for Torceira ; Dart, Stranack, for Ostend ; Vatientia, Wahlberg, for Goucnburgh ; Mercurius. Ericsson ' for I.7.ltiewalla ; Enterprise, B r idge, fo r J ama i ca ; Alcorn., Strwart,for Gibraltar; Fame, Smith. for Sierra Leone; Florida,. Patten, for Charleston ; Wellington, Murton, for Alexandria. CLEARED OUtWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Active, Hutchings_ for Dublin ; Thomas, Harries, for ditto ; Mary Ann, sheinbesr, for Cork ; Robert, Jones, for Belfast ; Unity, Edwards, fur Youghall. FROM 'LLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH, OCT. Vl—Arrived the Hope packet, from Car.. thagens--sailed Bth Sept., from Jamaica 20th, and froei Crooked Island 28th lnst. ; the Dake of Kent packet, from Lishon, sailed 16th inst.. Sailed the Stanmer packet fur Lisbon. PLYMOUTH, OCT. 29.—Arri►ed the Princess of Wales. Cluno.. from Quebec; on the 2d of October, off St. Peter's Island saw the brig Trafalgar, Boner, waterlogged and abandoned. COWES. OCT. 29.—Arrived the Fearon, of Liverpool, Fergu son, English brig, from Port-au-Prince, 53 days'out, and sailed for Rottetdam. The Marshal Bennett. of Liverpool, M`Arthur. English ship, from London, bound to Honduras, and the Magnet, Orant, English brig, from London, bound to Africa , remain. wind-bound. The Baron Van de Ca;Pellen, .Peeters, Dinch for Bair The Jane, of yesterday for Economy, Harrison, from Quebec; the Fortitude, Fodietingliani. from dit:ot and the Caroline, Campbell, from St. Andrew's. •A kind river yesterday, and remain, the follnwlncOurdard-bown4, trio The Martini9ue, Begg ; Isabella, Hutizujakijsalev, Fercymisn ; Arthur, Robinson ; Elizabeth, Badger GiTveinor Harcourt, Ma son : Trident, Clarkson ; and George Hibberts, Drysdale. 5 p. in.. It still looks squally to te westward, and blows strung. but not so hard as at noon—the outward-bound appear to ride well. GRAVESEND, OCT. 30.—Arrived the Daphne, Brown, front Hamburgh ; Snaresbrook, Hart, from ditto ; Stephen, Simpson, from Quebec ; Camden, Bell, from Hudson's Bay ; Magnet. i Watkins, from Rio ; Ocean, Scate, from Honduras ; Providence. Remmington, from Bengal; Ganges, Bounty, from Archangel. Sailed the Nymph, Martin, for Smyrna ; Laurel, Dunlop, far Bermuda ; Cane Grove, Thompson, for St. Vincent's ; Chiefnua. Patterson, for ditto ; Pyramus, Brodie, for Tenerifre ; Dounw Castle, Hart, for Hamburgh ; General Murray. Chia, for Oporto . ; Pocahontas, Beacroft, for New York ; Enterprise, Bridge, for Ja maica; Elizabeth and Mary, Craig, for Grenada; Cuxhaven, Wendt, for Hamburgh; St. Felix Keiper, fur Copenhagen ; Jam Dorey, Forbes, for St. Michael's; ' ,Medusa, Lobbing, far Antwerp- SCARBOROITGR, OCT. 29.—The Ribston, which was on shot* on the rocks to the South of this has been gut off, and brmight iu have. Iler keel is gone, and the plank on the starboard side truth. damaged. Malta/flux, A tro. 29.—The Catherine, Sword, sailed h?tce for Liverpool 18th inst., and put back the same day, leaky, fur want of caulking ; bottom tier of cargo, cotton, damaged. NEw YORE, SEPT. 24.—The Victory, Burn", trom Philadel.. phia for Jamaica, was lost 27th July, during a hurricane, in Turk's Island l'assage, and all on board drowned. The Alonzo, Denriy. from New Orleans for Jamaica, was wrecked in lat. 30. long. 73- The master and four of the crew drowned. SEPT. 30.—A large ship, apparently about 400 tons. main and mizen mast gone, was seen on shore 27th inst., near Great Leg 113,60 W—the cargo was discharging. The Laura, Ann, from Virginia to Liverpool, was abondoned at sea the Is:h ult. in a sinking state. The Africa, —, from Honduras, which sailed on the Ist Aug• (being as considerably out of time that 60 per cent, has been don* on her at Lloyd's), arrived safe at Bristol on Saturday. The Mary, .quire. with part of her cargo on board, caught tiro at St. John's, Newfoundland, sth inst., and sustained corasiderasl* damage. The Kate, belonging to St. John's. Newfoundland, was wrecked at Cape Breton 24th ult. Crew saved. LAWS AFFECTING NEGROES AND AMEN OP CULUUR IN THE UNITED Sr,driii: From an article in the Richmond Enquirer, it appears that by the provisions of a legislative act of Virginia, passed in 1693, a free negro or mulatto, having been con victed of any offence previously punishable for more than two years, shall thereafter be, in the first place, whipped, and then sold as a slave, and transported and banished beyond the limits of the United States. It seems doubts were entertained of the constitu!ionality of this act ; and the subject was afterwards placed before the legislature, who, it would seem, took no notice of it, leaving it as they found it. Application was afterwards made to the proper judicial tribunal for a writ of error in a case that had oc curred, on the ground of the unconstitutionality of the act, but the court rejected the petition. Thus situated, the Executive proceeded to carry the act into tfrect. Many convictions are said to have taken place in different courts; and among the convicts who had been sold es slaves, one, named M'Pherson, when about to be Tethered, made lua , escape. He was afterwards taken up, and delivered to the agent of the purchaser. who, finding it convenient to pate through the district of Colombia, on his way to Norfolk, lodged M'Pherson for safe keeping in the gaol at George town. On the agent's attempting to take M'Pherson out of prison, he was &Med possession of Dim, on the ground that the prisoner was a free man. This brought the case before the Mayor of Georgetown. where M'Pheison proved, that he was born free in Virginia. 'This was coneat'd by the claimant ; who rated his title to the man on the act of the legislature above mentioned, and the proceedings under it. The hearing was postponed, in order that the claimant might base time to produce hia documents—the coatis,' for M'Pherson dasytng the eassiinitiosality of the Virginia I act, eve:: if produced.--New York Advertiser, sept.ilB. for Batavia, put back (30th Oct.). —r Tha'jane, of ~Yeygtoach. sloop, from London for 14'aterford, put in this d ay wind.bound. PORTSMOUTH, Orr. 30.—Arrived his Majesty's yacht He. raid, from Quebec,'ln 22 days ; the Spcke transport, ftom 9a- muds. is 22 dart bis Majesty's ship Staflitio. from Jos*/ t tho Statcly, Edger , from the Deane, ter Jamaica 4 the Underwood, Rertatittigtuti, fetid &do for-Dernevora raostatoseord, Gibs, boo ditto for Cadiz. Put back, the Salacia, Llearu, for Jamaica ; and the Num& transport, for Cork. DF.AL Orr. 30.—Passed yesterday for the river. the Economy.