The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1824-12-10 00:00:00

W ~. . " - • dmi....7 71 r / (. 12:Y . . 'VI .4 ( t•lti 'i . ill VI) 1 i 1 k 11 4 , [ ..........-. I • 7.4/Zie4 % c LONDON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1824. No. 6,871. Price 7d. samon••• — _ LIVE vow. AND:IIA (IFIC. NI • II F ESTER RAIL-ROAD A ri'LI('ATI ON havin g bevn made to the COMMIT TEE to authorize the SALE and TRANSFER of , i iAggri in the I,l%'ERPool..and 3IANCIIESTEK RAH.- IM PA N V. thr I'oinnitttec hereby give Notice that they hos nnt anti do not n:cgnue or sanction any such Sale and Trader Itt K t he I f t 'u B rYh EßS ase o/ ( l ) n .‘i t "Y rexta in alrrial L ar (l/ ,, N so , y n E T Y y , fur Life, Ibr liar,, in Pripluity, and in Reversion. the Low of Monies upon Sucurinie, and fur uther beneficial purposes. INUNDATIONS in GICRMANY.—APPEAL to the BENI.; VOLENT.—The devastations lately caused by the viesrlovr of the rivets in Gamow, and Particularl/ In the "es" Duchy of Baden, the Ileasiaa Provinces on the Blum. Bavaria. and Wunemberg. have compelled nearly $0,004 poor outliners to appeal for relief, in their shoo intleseribiblethetrese, to the chari table British nation. . BALES BY AUCTION. CAMBRIDGE MOINE. TO ME SOLD MY PHI VATS CONTRACT, My Mr. ROBINS, ((If Warwick Goose, Regent-greet). T UE LEASE, FURNITI:RE. and VI XTUBAS of the noble and sparinue MANS/ON, CAMBRIDGE 1101 - SE, situate in South Audlev.strert. crintignops to Hyde Pitt, with large Garden, Stables. Coach Muses, ti.c. To be viewed by tickcin, which, with particulars, way be hal a Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regestt.street. PORT, SHERRY AND MA BEIRA: AN ELECTRICAL. • MAI:HINE; AND A CABRIOLET. MIL PHILLIPS respuctfully notifies, that he shall submit by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Rond attaer. an 4110NDAY NEXT, at (Inc o'Clock, about TWo HUNDSEi) and MIXTY DOZEN:" of excellent SHERRI' I aid MADEIRA, and old and newly-bottled PORN. of approved vintages, and a small quantity of French Wines, Brandi, and Liqueurs ; an excellent town.huilt Cabriolet ; and a complete and valuable Electrical Machine and Apparatus. Samples may be tasted at the time of sale, or now had upon pay ing for, by applying at Mr. Phillips's, New Bood-strect, where catalogues may be had two days prior to the Sale. f11•111WAR. CHARLES NICHOLAS PALLMER, Esq. • DEPUTY CDADIIIIAN. PHILLIP PERRINO, Esq. ntaacrnita. Benjamin Barnard, Esq. Benj a mi n Ge orge Hodges, Eqq. Colonel Brows Fredenck Hodgson, Esq. M.P. J. H. M. Dawson, Esq. M.P. John Alai: Innes, Ealk. I monists Edgar, Esq. William Pant Eitt, Esq. Colonel lisisakell Nevile Reid, E.q. James Hulled, Esq. John Bourke Ricketts, Esq. Them W. Hetherington. Esq. Thouiss Weeding, Esq. Through whole districts the waters have swept off every &scrip lion of property, and all their little farming stock. At this period of ths year the severity of the weather, much cure intesse IllOge . titan is England, adds to tlViratiaay ; and a more pitiable case TPA hardly ever laid before that IMitio whose benevolence has Lever hitherto been called upon in vain. By far the greater part of three unfortunate people have nu meson families, and are at this moment in want of every necessary of life. _ . - LNTISII RAILIVAY (I)MPANY.—NOTICE is hereby given. That in run ...Tier= or the very numerous ~,,iplicatiotis for SII A RFS ?crewed in a few hours, the I%rectors ',Brut nil:ire Inv TENDERS after Five o'Cluck on SATUR. tr, the II th instant; and dune parties who have already tan. ,frnsl for Shares, and have not paid their Deposits into the hands M -ors. Kay. Prire, 51arrysitt, and Coleman, are requested to •!, in in the fourse of io.motniw ; and In case any less number of -hares re allotted to them than those for which they hare paid the the sum overpaid will be returned when the Scrip is and which will hc clone on one early day next week. By order ar the Merton, HENRI' T. RYDF.. Secretary. `l6. New Itroad-street, Dee, 9, Inc i '. i ROMERSETsIIIRE. TILE NEXT PRESENTATION TO A VICARAGE - NEAR TAUNTON. TO BB SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent.strestl. TILE NEXT PRESENTATION to a VICAR.IGE, situate near Taunton, the pnaent Incumbent shoat El tears of age, with a good Parsonage House, Garden, and Odiees. 'Tam Parish contains onwards of FIVE THOUSAND ACHIM and the value, according to a recent surlier, upwards of mai. PER ANNUM. About EIOUT ACRES at JAM) will 1•e LET with the pa. menage. _Particulars way be had of Mr. Itob!ne, No. lie. Ressot.stroef. AUDITORS, Charles Palmer Minced, Esq. John bete= Elliot. Esq. 'leery ' , orrice, Esq. I Henry lisitskell, Esq. In making their melancholy situation known to Great Beitahl, Mr. N. M. Itothstinld entertains a firimhope, that these numerous istfrerers will not be the first from whent . the proverbial benevolence of the nation will be withheld. IBMS. By Mr. WILLIAMS. At the Audio' Matt, Berthalotacw-lanc, TO-MORROW, Dec. .11. at Twelve o'cloek, .„._— --- - . TIOIIT IHINIM MED VOL(3I MR? BOOKS, among which are, the Encyclopaedia Akitannica. 20 vols.; British Poets, 100 vols.; Sir 'Walter Scott's 11 , V0 . 11,417 vols.; Bri al tish Essayists, 40 wok. ; ltichbald's Theatre • 1.; a collection of Carintures f Tomkins' British Gallery itl loreace and ritaf ford Gallery ; together with the 'Works of son, Robertson, Gibbon, Byron, Hume, Smullett, Hognrth, &e. e. To lie viewed tbis day, and to-morrow morning, and Catalogues had at die 3 1 0 1 1 and of Mr. %Villains, Thromnortomstreet. TNEASUREIII4 •ND Dialers. Ballard, Dimsdalea, and Barnard. SOLICITORS, Messrs. Blacker and Gaitskell. The Board of I)irectors tame Proposals for slur Side of 'lever sionar7 Property, Life Interests Annuities. Po li cies of Insurance upon Lives, Gro u nd R ents , a ril Tong 1•01846110itill, and fur the Loan of Money own Securing*. of Proposals may be obtained by application to the Sear tarns. All applications by letter must be free of postage. BIACKER and GAIT:WELL, Secretaries and *diatom. 41, Commercial Chambers, Mlneing.lene. Amount of Subscriptions already advertised, C 1,629 lei. Id. Subscriptions received at Mr. C. a. N.:11. Itotbschiltrs. Messrs. J. Rarandan and .C. s. Co. . 1 A MM. A. Mentvfiere 211 0 At Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Messrs. Foxes, Alitt MVO'S, and Co. - 5 0 31essrs. Ilammersleys and Messrs. I'. and V. Van C.'. - 10 10 - Nutten and (n. - 5 0 F. M. - . 2 0 31essni. J. and D. Ilacia 6 A Th. Right lien. the Lord Jallll.ll Dunlop, Esq. 511 Mayor - 10 0 It. S. . . 2 0 Ede.. Itclafield, Esq. 10 0 Michael I iray, I:sq. 2 t i t At Messrs. 31."4 astermans and S. Riedge, Esi i . - Co. Jlemrs. :Hauliers and Co. kJ° Books for subscriptions are 9 Smith's; 'tsars. Masterman, Co.'s; and at Mr. N. M. Kett T‘ll,l.S TO IIE LET—CPPER EAST SMITIIFIEI,II. 11 'fruatecs for widening and improving the Street leading from Totter-hill to rpper Eau Smithlieldoloherehy ,e notice. that they will meet at the King's Arms, Wellelnae purr, an WI:ItS;KSIt.t V, the sth day of January neat, at Ten t'aeit in the forenoon, for the purpose of Letting, for Three years die Ilt of February neat. the Tolls authorised in be collected -der the seer. AI ,%ets of Parliament passed in the 52d„ 5.3 d, and Pit year', of the Iteign of his late Maj.oty George the Third, for rdentlg and Imrovin the street call , qi Upper Caqt Smithfield, the P p g ttriOt at St. Itorolph It'4,hout, Aldgate, in the County of F . rt t im p a ecrulars, and the Conditions a Lettlyoy, may ba' t-qtrn by applying to the Clerk, No. I, New Bank-buiklinga, TIIIISI AS C. Dt)t.'NlE, Clerk to the Trustees. I.4Ylar. Dee. 4, 1821. FEE F.1R31 ft r !cm, In CHESHIRE, LAM . ..I:OIIRK, and YORKSHIRE, Amounting to nearly 200/. per Annum. lty Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regcnt.aiteeß, At Gatrawara Ogee-house, 'Change-alley, Carnhill. on TITUS& DAY NEXT, at 12, In Three Lots, VALUABLE FREEHOLD FEE FARM RENTS, amounting to nearly 21:W. per ailltllll, issuing out of windry Estates in Cheshire, Lancashire, and Yorkshire. A very eligible Property for nereleinen in the Law /.nd others. Lot 1. FEE F 11131 RENTS. amounting to 301. ie.. 3d. issuing oat of Estates in the County of Cheater. Lott. FEE FARM RENTS, amounting to 1091. 4a. 3d. Mut ing out of other Estates in Cheshire. Lnt 3. FEE FARM RENTS, amounting to 991. 2s. W. issuing out of Estates in Lancashire and Yorkshire. Particulars may be had or Mr. John Duthie, John-street, Adel. phi ; of Mr. Harding, Willoughbridge, near Stafford; at Dame way's; and . of Mr. Robins, No. Ell, Itcgcnt.atrect. SOMERNETSIIIRE, NEAR WI NCA STUN CAPITAL DAIRY **Ain's. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS. (Of Warwick Ifmlw. R egent.strett.) AVALUABLE FREEHOLT) ESTATE, compri, • in g Two capital DAIRY FARMS, called FRITH - and 111 )OE PA HMS, in the parishes of Ilorslngron and Stoke Tristevs within a short distance of the capital market town of lYineantot, with convenient farnt.houses, gardens, yards, barna, stables. cow. houses. ealf.pens, eart.lodges, cottage, Ice. and upwards of lti area of capital dairy, arable. and wood land. in the Mt* pai ion of 51r. H. Burlitt and Mr. Dowding. respeetahle tenants. To be viewed by applying to Mr. !twilit, who will show the lands. Particular s may be had of Mr. Rubins. 170..,Itegent. street. GRAND CIIRISTMAS SHOW of FAT CATTLE, of all the must improved breeds in the kingdom ; under the patronage of her trace the Duchess of Hutland.ithe Dukes of Man chester and Dorset, the 3larquis of Exeter, the Earls Wiechilsea. Thanct,ltord, and Ludlow; Viscounts Anson, Clive, and Ali horp ; Lords Strathaven and Huntingtield, and a long list of other distinguished patrons of agriculture and coral improvements; at late S3AiILT ' S Kepmitory Yard, Goawell.strect, rear West Smithfield, THIS DAY and Three following Days. The whsle of the premises are covered by lofty sky-lights, to eselnile the rain, snow, and cold winds, and yet preserve a free and pure air in the show, so that Ladies and tientkmen may with sals-ty and pleasure view these astonishingly tine animals, which are per fectly docile, and each tied up or penned; Oxen, Sheep, and Pigs, which are heir assembled to compete for the prizes glens by the Smithfield Club at this its Twenty-sixth Annual Exhibition, with every description of Agricultural Implements of the most recently improved kinds. Admittance, Ladies and tleutlemen, Is. each. M. n. • _ 5 II en at Mal pm. smith, Pane, and eters, 51ddred, Masterman, and dial rrc Coeree.llol7lm, l'ltattauusetili-STREET, Dec z . . 11121. A. INUNDAT lONS IN 4;ERMANY.—The COM MITTSh for the RELIEF of the SUFFERERS by the recent INUNDATIONS in GERMANY, extending over the Countries of linden and Wurteniberg, the Itheni‘h Provinces of Hesse and Bavaria, and the Kingdom of Hanover. venture to ap peal to the British Public in behalf of more than Fifty Thousand unfortunate fellow creatures, whose habitations have been swept away by this calamity, and who at this inclement season are wan. drying about without shelter, without clothing, and without food. I The utmost exertions are indeed making by the benevolent of their own Country ter the relief of the ts Wee. en; ; hut so extensive is the misery, and so complete the devastation. that these efforts alone would effect but little towards diminishing the general mass of distress. The Committee therefore trust that in this exigence the wonted benevolence of the British nation, which was never yet solicited in vain, will bit extended to the many thousands of perish ing human beings whose cause they here presume to advocate. The Onimittee have the pleasure to state that they have alteady been enabled to remit 1,4010/. ------------ TO I ItoNMONOEILs. &c 'PRE (IEII /NE ItS fur carrying into execution L the Art of bib Gen. Ili'. cap. lett. entitled '• An Act for m ,yf, natty Pnvior. Lighting, Wa:clting, I leansing, and Re. idaing :he lirgent's Park, toxether with the New Strret from the Rrgme. Pril: to pall-mall, and the New Streets and Improve. matt in the neighl.mohood of Parliament-street and Privy Gar. i.elll, and for maintaining a convenient Sewage for the same." do b om b, pre Notice, That they are ready to receive Tenders from 'id , Persons as may be willing to l'ontract for PA INTIM: and REPAIRING the L.l I' IRONS and LANTERNS in the venal streets and place. lee the it Parthrr parinilani of the said kk ticks may he obtained at the /Notion( kin Majesty's Woods. forests, and Land Revenues. in Whiteball.p:are, where Trnilers are to he delivered at or &lute Tirdwol;lock on Tlll'ftsDA the 23,1 day of Ilec. IV I Miler of the Commissioners, • A. ill. ROBERTSON. ()See of Woods, Ike. Itec. 7. 11124. VALUABLE I.E.ISEIIOLD ESTATE, Producing upwards of Five Hundred and Seventy-three Pounds per .Innum, furs long Term of Years, as eligible Property fur investment. By Ale. ROBINS, (Of Warwick (louse, Regent-Moen. At Oarraway's Coffee-holm. us THURS. DAV NkiXl' at It QII FY. RE ItS in INMTLAND.—At a MEETING C 7 held at Meters Stewards, Abingdon.atreet, for the KE1.11.7 of the warring INHABITANTS of the ISLAND of I'ORT. LAND, . . ,~ Hr. JOHN SEARLE In the Chair; TO P.lis lORS, &e. Tr. C(114111 ISSII /S for carrying into execution the .let of ri.h ti r o. IV. cap. Int, entitled "An Act for anteslfectually Paving, Lighting. We citing, Cleansing, and lie rulatinf the Regent's Park, r with the New Street Irmo the Repeal. Park to Pall-mall, .-tid the New Streets and Improve ments is the eeighboarbeed of Parliament-street and Privy Ma ins, and fur 'maintaining a convenient Serfage foe the saine," do beveby girt Notice, 'l'hat they are ready to receive Tenders from agh Persons w may be willing to "'mama foe executing such PAVIDILT 11(Hili as may. front time to time, be required to meal streets and places under their jurisdiction in . I reinise. above referred to, and Specifindirms for may be sera at the Office of his Majesty's %Voisin, Revenues, in Whinliall-place, where Tenders eyed at or byre 71 . Twelve ti Cluck no THURSDAY, 'December I :21. Ily Order of the Commissioners. A. M. RtIBERTS(IN. diA %V • Ldo;in the several and places under theirjuriadiction in ,I• ns aspecL llama the Premises shove referred to, and Specifications for Await Wink*, may he seen at the Office of his Majesty's Woods, • froward dt Land Revenues. in Whin lull-place, where Tenders am be delivered at or here re Twelve o'Clock un Tilt] itsiu Al day of liecemher 1 :21. By Order lit the Cormnissinnere. A. M. Rt/BERTS(tNi. ti Office of Woods, &c. Die. 7,11 W. la TO sr.% ENGIEItS, &r. n 1 1 11 E COMMISSIONERS for carrying into execution it 1 thie Act of sth Geo. IV. cap. 1110. entitled •• An Art for as M. tflietually Paving, Lighti• It arching, leansing, and Re. nleinF the Regent's Park. weedier with the New Street from the Isms Park to Pall-mail, and she New Streets and Improve. eh Ist, in the neighbourhood of Parliament-street and Privy Dar- ien //awl for maintaining a convenient Sewage for the same," do ma morn ewe Notice, That th• v are ready to receive Tenders from t Prwto as may be willieg to Conrail for C LE% NSI NG Ike mina PURIM' PASS.II: mal PLACES in t he n e ighbour. in hood of P. 1111.1.131 N T-STR 1.1 ET and PRIVY 11.1 H ; n 4 the nuiteelsrs whereof may be obtained at the Office of his Ma. what ; ..i,••• Woods, Forests. and Land Revenues, in Whiti.hall.place, r , 0 . siwri• Tenths. are to i.e delivered at or before Twelve o'Clock on it in the 23.1 day of lheember 1824. 1 . 1. By Order of the Commissioners. 3r A. M. ItOBERTM)N. die Ilfres of Woods, ice. De:. 7, lit% a▪ ir MONEY lIN SEE ITIIITY OF RATES. /tat T 111: CI /NI MISS II ):S•I ERR for carrying into execution h I the Art of s:h Ihis. IV. cap. Ino. entitled •• An Art for ' , Ofertually Paving, Litditing , Watching. ('leansing, and Re- tl I iiteme the Regent's l'ark, together with the New Street from the kite's Park to sod the New Streets and Initinive- lei tens in the ntigh6eettlit...l of Parlianient•atreet and Privy Gar- d Val fie maintaining r convenient Sewage for the same," do min give Notice, That they will meet on TIII'RSDA Y. the I f of December nest, at the I /thee of his Majesty's IVoods, d ant hand Revenues, in %%'hitchall-place, a NONNI /1V 3t Sum or Sums ut not exceeding FIVE Tilt WS N 1) * ° 4ll 'Xi/S, upon the milk of the several Rates or Assessments 10 ocreiml to be asscssed and collected by snd under the authority e !tie mid Act. Mir are requested to define. Tenders, elating the amount of 4* '"'' they Meant to keit, and the Rate of Yearly Interest, to *not of the Untitniiiiiiiiitteri, at the Office of his Majesty's tevls. Forests, and Land Revenues, on ter before Twelve o'Clock on ( timid 234 der of December 11r21.. 14 , Order of the Commiesionere, A. Al. 11011E11TSON. OfeedWrods. ta.c. Dec. 7. 11 : 21 . a, NEXT TIII7RSIVAY. • CARROLL. the Contractor, presents the public with the room advantageous infer ever submitted to their notice. ski me T.. FlratAlltalta 'Fickete on the Ifith December will have each. I Inc Thousand other Prizes will also he drawn on • icm December • which may include both the 4:30,0011, and all ;t akr 'apitals in the Scheme. Now, every Purchaser may re- -1`• tants Ticket or Share after that 1/ay's Drawing is over, and re- ▪ rrlack foe it at the r ate o f till; therefore he cannot lose more the trilling difference between what Ire pays and what he may me &Certainty get hark the time before 21kh December. drawnh Nsttiesnt Risk be ha hence of 1.000 Prizes to be on December. among which there will be to a certainty Two 4 r. 211000, and perhaps Two l'rizes of .C30,111/0! The 164 ;Vare the Priem, and against each what may be received it After the thawing on the Ilkh Ikeember ;- 1 4k . .• • - t 22 19 0 May receive back . £lO 0 0 A n •• - 12 t. May receive back . I • - • - It 3 G ]flay receive back - 4 II) 0 • • - 3 3 0 May receive bock . 2 5 0 ▪ h • - - IPS 0 May receive back - 1 2 11 , mutest Variety of Number's are on Sale at CARRINIA:e.. "Inner's, 'them Nu. 12, Cambial; 7, Charing-Cross and Iqtrifitr ec t. tar Sur NEXT TIIITItSDAY ! if r IS 11, of the old State Lottery (Meet, 4, ('lwnhilli sod% chams g . m , ms , London, earnestly solicits public ta- il! . ."ti to the approaching Lottery Schem ,c as decidedly the best advantaevous for adventurers that he has ever had the eta .•i r submitt ingor to their notice, which a very short statement For instance ff. t 1111 7 w:1)A Y the two Find Prizes drawn out of the him "" 111 1 each ha v e 20,0t101. There will be (Me Thousand Prim rid that Ihr con I d all the other Capital.; may be meth '• but at " 1 all events die Tlll 20.0001. MUST BE 1 /11A IVN ; .„,'"w persons who purchase now will have the chance of ob. Ye them (somebody must get them), and after that Day's log ;Plf they may return their Tickets and Share., whether drawn Item Ottuth. and receive back all the Money they paid fee .4 , to th e billowing trifling deductions, which in fact is r. -AI - risk D '' ! "etlon on a IVlinle Ticket - . .C 4 19 0 Doluction on a Sixteenth - H 9 0 6 I hher Shares in the usual proportion. 7 • 1 ;:%,;h" intend to return their Tickets or Shares must do so k December. as this option crates MI that Day. a Mr dt'IIEYIE COBITAIXIS ate TIV II lirand l'rizes of / 3 0.1N1N 11 TIVO --of - £20,000 . s i m* r*mns other Capitals forming an aggregate of Two and_ soi . Thousand ;hie Ilundred and Sim Pounds it. A , Th't a single Itlat.k throughout the WhOlt battery ! a nelY of s e • k. 'll • sea I ss • tun es are on Sale uy . lllnll. ^wn n • —fle-cross p l ij 0 r dh , Auld in the drawings of the Lift of Octobt r 4 . I 4.7.1 e _ ZOO,OllO 15,1•56 _ . ‘20,1100 OS* No. fitti - - 12 0,111 10 ?*.lutt too'"" 6 "Caliital4 slits the First 341.01)0/. ; the Las, / 24 , 111 , 4 !!10ne Lottery, All ti n Three 30.0( . 1 0/ . • , luittsu.ty vitA‘vi 111.1. I NS. The prsceedings of a Sleeting held at the Island of Portland, at which the Governor, John Penn, Esq. presided, and information from other 'norms, haring been laid before the Meeting, it appears that the sea had, during the late storm, broken down its natural barrier, end carried with it an immense quantity of beach; that the village of a:hiswell had been overwhelmed, causing the destruction of 36 houses, with 23 of their inhabitants, and irreparably damag ing nearly lest houses more, the fishing boats, nets, furniture, and apparel, being also destroyed, makes a loss of property amounting to by which a great number of families have been ren dered an completely destitute, that an immediate supply of bread and clothing has been found necessary to keep them (min starving. The Meeting lament to state, that the inhabitants are in such distress, as to make it necessary to solicit the public benevolence; the islanders are active and energetic men, and arc in the habit of rendering valuable assistance to %rasa, in distress, and a respectful appeal on their behalf is made to the shipping interests. In consequence of the above information, various HM11160116 were entervd into, and the following pertains were appointed as a Committee foe conducting a Subscription in London, and to co operate with the Comittittecs at Portland 4nd ‘Veymouth Mr. .%tkinaon. Jun. iinsweil.m. Mr. Browne, Doanell-st. Mr. D. Burnell, I nrailor.at. Mr. Daniel, Milbank-st. 31r. Dike, Milbank-st. Mr. Foot, Abingdon.st. Mr. Freeman, Milbank-st. Mr. Drundy, llonieferry-road Mr. It. Ilatchanl, Milbank-at. Mr. :galleon, Newitite-st. Mr. Pew, Little It .tain Mt. riper, Eaatcheap Mr. 'Gimbal, New-mad Mr. Itobinson, Earl-at. Mr. Smith, Black Lion Wharf, East Smithfield Mr. :•-owden, Albion Wharf, kside Alr. J ames Slack, South Audley. at. Mr. I). Stumm, City-road Mr. Wake, 111ilbank-at. Mr. W. Whitehead, New road Mts. Sarah Freeman 31 10 Mr. Joan 21 0 II Intliti and Daniel 31 10 George Kitson, E.g. 11 1 KaanallVatson, Csq. 1 11 Mr. Thomas l'iptir 20 0 Messrs. Frrncis, IVhitc, and Fr.utris - 10 10 E.,q. M.P. 10 10 1 Mr. Mullane . 1 0 Mr. Brine a 11 W. FREEMAN. Mon. See. t Per Messrs. Curtis and Co. Robs. Smirks., Esq. R.A. 6 5 Mr. Freeman 5 Mr. John Freeman . 6 5 Mr. John Talton - 1 1 I. Mallet, Esq. . 1 N Mr. Thos. Redford 1 1 Mr. R. W. Riply . 0 N. M. Rothschild, Esq. 15/ 0 A. M. Raymond, Esq. 10 0 Mr. Everstield 1 1 Mr. Wm. IChitehead lit 10 Mrs. (Goiter. Enfield 2 0 K. ii. Straehon. EN. 1 1 Mr. ticorge Burnell b 5 A Friend to the Island 1 0 Mr. W. Smith, Regent's Park . - 2 2 Messrs. Ilatchard & Dike 11 111 J. Sale, EN. . 1 Messrs. C. !heehaw! 0 Mr. W. Willson 6 Mr. 11'hitelaw Mr. Thomas Marsh 0 Mr. J. C. Bremner Mr. G. Lupton . 0 Messrs. A 07.01 . 11 31r. 31. W. Johntrn 110 Mr. Thomas Robson 2 U Messrs. V. and C. Thump. binson 21 0 son . . 1 1 Mr. J. Giles 1 0 Messrs. Stewards 105 II Messrs. Searle and Foot l 0 111 Messrs. Sturge Brothers 10 10 Mrs. D. Sturge - 1 1 11r. Henry Peto - Mr. E. Ilatehanl . 1 I 31sisrs. Atkinson and Brown 21 U Messrs. bre and Sons 1:41 Messrs. Fowler and Jones Mr. W. 11. Jackson 1 1 Janus Christie, Esii. 2 ti Berries. Fariihuar, anti Co. 50 Joseph Furst r, I 0 A Friend . 0 5 , Messrs. Grundy and Ho. Mr. Kohl. Adams . 1 1 Mr. 11. Biers, spring-street 1 1 Mr. I). Studer . 2 2 Sir Y. Claud,: Scott, Hart. 20 0 31r. JAL, Hendee . 1 1 Thos. Luseumbe, Esq. 1 1, Mr. Ward - 010 31r. Campbell . I 10 A Gentleman . 1 1 Thus. Pritchar d , jun. 1 1 Joseph Knight. Esq. Mr. John Parkin - 1 Messrs. Barwick and Sewell I Mr. Mather 0 Mr. 61 Ugh= • 0 Mr. Eckett 1 Mr. Finder Sir I !hariee Forbes, Bert. . 6 Mr. Tumbling - 1 0 Ilenry Wesunaeott, Esq. 5 0 Joseph Funie, Esq. 1 1 Messes. Bell and (leant Messrs. T. W. and L. F. Ultantry, Esq. R.A. Sir A. Huine, Thart. per 61 rum Gosling •6 0 Richard Lie, Esq. 6 • M r..lohn /I ihliert 6 6 3liss laixn 110thert 1 Mies Sarah !fibbed 1 Mr. Edward II ibbsit 1 It. P. . 1 I'vr Messrs. !ferries, Fwlu ar, and Co. 3lessrs. Bennett and Hunt 6 1 1 .loin 4 smite , Esq. R.A. 2(1 5 P. I James Il'atts, Esq. 1 2 Mtn. W. IVallinger 2 2 Per Mfr. Hatch:oil, Piccadilly. Lady liuxaro, shadwell Lodge . - 5 0 Dowager Countess of Macartney . 50 Il Pcr Sir ('laude Scott and Co. Jolla .I.lair Hawkins, Esq. I 0 James Itiirifin, Esq. 6 0 Mean. (fillies, Percival, and Co. . - 20 0 Messrs. Hantoiry, Taylor, and lloyd 5 5 31r. [(ice . - 1 I Mr. H. Sharpe 10 0 111rwm. Smith and Sons 10 10 I.nel Elltwbowitib, per Mr. Fletcher, SVheatslicaf Messrs. Hoare . I I Wharf . . 3 5 henry J. Mumma 4 2 Per ilessrs.Williams and Co. Rt. lion. (.'has. Yorke, per Messrs. T. and A. Poole, 21 0 Mesons. Cocks and Co. 10 II Henry Dowsland, Esq. I U Hooks for subsenptions set open at Messrs. Sir Wm. Curtis, Robarts, and t:ortis's ; Messrs. Claude Scott and Co.'s ; Sir R. C. Glynn and Co.'s; Hanhory, Taylor, and Lloyds' ; Messrs. Henries, and ; blessrs.Willhi, Percival, and l'o.'s ; Messrs. Williams, Magma, and Co.'s; also at Messrs. Francis, White, and Francis's, Marble Wharf, Van:ball ; and at Mr. flatchard's Piccadilly ; they will alp be thankfully received by any of the i.7ourmittcc. 11111,111,AINS, RIIIII7MATISM, SPRAINS, &c. CAJEI'lrr OPODELDOV.—Coieput Oil, ' which is the basis of this I /poileliloc. has been long esteemed on the Continent as a remedy fur Chronic Rheumatism, Spasmodic Af (al ions,Chilblains, Palsy, Stiltiicss, and Enlargement of the Joints, Sprains, Bruises, and Ikeneas; anti the experience of late years, In Enitland.proves that it merits the high character given of it by the most eminent its the profession. in those obstinate contplaints. !king eombintsl in the form of I tpodeldoe, it is rendered more penetrating, and consequently much more efficacious as an external application. Rubbed upon the sk:n. by means of flannel, or the warm hand, it allays morbid irricition of nerves, invigorates the absorbents, and accelerates the circulation. tick! in Ruhlts, at Is. lid. and 2s. tkl. by Ruder, Chemist, 1. I le..ijoside, st. Paul's, and VIA. Regent-street, them the Argyll Rimint,) London ; and by the principal Medicine Venders through. out the I 'nit;tl Kingdom. 4)1 whom al., flu t y be had the CIIILRLAIN CERATE, an earallmt it.looly Cur 'hiltdainn when broken. N.B. lk eared to ask for Buticr's l'ajeput Opodeldoc, and Chit trratc. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OP PLATE GLASS, Naas TWO AND A II ALP to FORTY per Cent. BRITISH PLATE tiLASS COMPANY, Established by Act of Parliament, 1773. TILE PUBLIC are informed, that, in addition to the Riduetion in the Company's Prices, which took place in 18 - 20, a FURTHER Reduction is wow made, from Two and a half to Party per Crott. on Plates of the superficial blearuremem of MT lot amd upwards, agreeably to a printed Scale. which may be had at etc Company's Warehouse, A LIIION-PIACE, BLACKERIARS' BRIDGE, whae an extensive assortment et CAST I'I..ITE GLANS. of tine Colour and Brilliancy, su perior to that of any other Manufactory in Europe, is on Sale by Mr. J MIMS HAWKING:, Secretary to the Company, and also by Mr. WILLIAM NORUIS. of due Company's Works at Harenhead, near Pres.cia, Lancashire. TABLE (IF RE GLASSES In In. ts. fie by 411 . . 1.1 IRO DO . . 441 4 ND fib .. .51; 111 NO 7e . . 71 10 83 33.. a; I 113 43 . . 40; 2 53 35 . . 155 12 83 ea:: 70 li 111TCED PRICES TOR SILVERED 1/V LARtik: DIMENSII/Nli. In. In. t s. In. In. £ e. 0. by 711.. 93 11/ 185 by AO .. 75 5 95 355.. 13 18 1116 49..192 • 93 .. 55 7 110 30 • • 2 1 3 ¶l5 hr. 611 14 119 71 . 147 8 95 . 91 13 115 110..19713 7e 8 121 70 . . 172 3 123 MI . . 160 IS !'37 60..117 I SURREY. HEADLEY DROVE, NEAR EPSOM, REIGATE, AND DORKING. Desirable Residence, with Pleasure-grounds, Offices, Stables, Coach-houses, (linden, Outbuildings, and upwards of One Hundred Acres of Land, in a Ring Fence. IST Mr. 1101tI NS, (()f Warwick House, Regent-street.) , • In the ensuing Spring, unless an acceptable uffcr should in the mean time be made, AVERY eligible FREER ()IA) and small part(Y)l , Y. HOLD HEA I)I,EV 4;1;01'1: 11111. , 5E, a convenient Residence, lately altered and improved, at a consider able expense, and handsontely fitted up, adapted for the accommo. statism of a family of respectability ; seated on a beautiful end nerce, commanding rich and extensive views of the counties of Surrey and Sussex, bounded by the Brighton ; with con venient ;Miens, good garden and pleasura-ground, coach-house, stable, tarn-buildings, excellent warm farm-yanl, entrance-lodge, and upwards of lOU acres of meadow, pasture, arable, and wood land, nearly in a ring fence, laid out in a park-like style, labourers' cottages, Ac. ; littalte about four miles from Epsom, Reigate, Itorking, aad bestherhea4l, in the centre of several parks of hounds, and a tine sporting country. The ntigkbourlimal highly re spectable. To be viewed by tickets, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent-street, where a plan of the estate nay be seen. _ _ 1118A1' CABINET and UrIiOLSTERY, at the! t s / 1A /NDON REPOSITORY FOR THE CABINET. MAKERS' .(NtIETY, being the only Real One now existing in London, No. 71. Comm of Leadent.ol.atrect, opposite Aidgate Pump, and which has been established upwards of SIX Years. Foe Ready Money, and no Abatement. The Trustee* and Conimittee respectfully inform Me Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment, for the benefit of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large families), by offering their Manufactured Artielea in the Cabinet Line, of the best N orkinanship, and Cheaper than by any Moose in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the Wax. bowie Rent and Sales; being satisfied with constant employment to enable them to support their families, the ?minimr of whom ap pear by the Rooks of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. Front the great patronage the Committee twee received, they are in hopes of increasing that number. The following is a specimen of the Low Prices asked; all Goods warranted:—Five feet mahogany bedstead, four-post, U. Ilia.; tent ditto, IL ea.; bordered mattress to fit, 215.; mahogany drawers with solid ends, U. ; eight mahogany chairs, ft. Os. ; mahogany Pembroke table, IL Ills. ; feather bed, free from dust and smell, front XL l's. to M. his. ; drawing.room sofa, (tom h/..5a. to 71. 75.; ditto bedstead, 3/.Bs. ; mahogany horse hair sofa. FL DM upwards; a quantity of paper hangings, fur bed, dining, and drawing rooms, at nearly halt price. The Trade will find it worth their attention. Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and dtpannsente in a few hours. Goods packed and sent to all parts of England free of expense, except the matting. Old Furniture taken in exchange. Appraisenteuts in Town and Country, and Estates valued. COMMITTER. T. Coasts, I I J. Coatis, J. limit re, J. UNZTT, W. W.tuituillf. W. TLICENELL, Ara& J. HASLER, Secretary. FREEHOLD, SOMERSETSIIIIII:. CAPITAL RESIDENCE., FA HMS, AND LANDS, MANOR, ike. A very eligible Property for Investment. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Haute, Regent-street.) AVA 1.1 . A Br. E and compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the MANOR of MAPPERTON, extending over upwards of I,ollo.ieres, with its Rights, Royalties, and Ap. purtenances, in a fine siiwting country. Also, a capital Stone-built A NSION, planned for the scram. mrslation lila family of respectability. seated on a lawn, with plea. sure-grounds, gardens, court-yard, stables for ten buses, and threw coach-houses, and other requisites, outbuildings, dairy-house, yards. Lc. Two superior FARM H(II7SES, capital brick-built barna, with excellent outbuildings and fatting-stalls for nearly one hun dred beasts ; and sundry 'reinsures of excellent meadow. pasture, and arable land, Intersected by streams of clear water; let to most respectable tenants, containing in the whole, nearly six hundred acres, with several cottages fot labourets. The rental upwards of pouf. per annum. This weptyty comprises about one-third of the parish of Mapper. ton, which is beautifully situate in the eastern part or the counts' of Sonierret, where the roads are particularly good, and only titres miles from the market town of AVincanton ; four front Mehemet, on the toad to Exeter; and thirty Iron, Bath and Weymouth. 31 r. Peters, of M• on. will shew the estate. Particulars way be had of Mr. Stephen', Bedford-mw ; of Mr. Robins, IN, Regent.street, where a Plan of the Estate may be sawn, and who will treat for the estate, Treasurer, SA MUEL HOARE, Jun. Esq. come TTEL. His Excellency Count Munster S. (iurney. Esq. Right Hon. bred Calthorpe 11. Hammersley, Esq. Sir T. 'tyke Arland, ALP. Charles liming. Km. Sir Thom.. Haring, Dart, M.P. Luke Howard, Esq. Sir H. Inglis. Bart. M.P. Rev. Dr. Kuper R. Ackermann, Esq. Rev. P. Latrobe C. Alters, Esq. J. Mello, Esq. W. Allen. Esq. J. Morris. Esq. T. 0. Itabington, Esq. Joseph Reyner, Esq. 11. Beaumont, Csq. J. A. Rucker. Esq. Rev. Mr. Itorntraeger Rev. M. Scholl C. A. Conies, Esy. Rev. li,. Schwabe T. Berrien, jun. Lq. E. Sieveking, Esq. J. A. Droop. Esq. Rev. Dv. Steinkopf L. A. I ioldschniidt, Esq. K. N. Thornton, Esq, Wm. Haldiniand, Esq. M.P. Rev. Mr. Tiarks Amount of Subscriptions already advertised . 1,1811. 17s. Subscriptions since received a—. t s. The Lord Ilialmird Dor- - 20 0 Ilia Exeelkney Count Munster . - 10 0 Iler Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent . IS II G. Arum%ll, Esq. . 2 2 Barber Beaumont, Esq. 2 0 G. and C. . 2 2 Dniietivaux and Staldschmint . 2 2 Tringliani and Sons . I 1 Forster and Nix - Messrs. Wallington, Over. bury and 'arler . 5 0 Messrs. W. C. and G. Bar. ntilude - 5 0 Messrs. T. Kemble, Son, aril Co. . . 6 0 Christian Tucks, Esq. . 5 0 Messrs. Pearson and Price 5 5 C. 11. 31. . . h 11 Wm. Pnrst, Esq. • Charles Burnett, Esq. healing Park . 5 0 Subscriptions received by L. A. liddschmidt, Esq. M. T. Herr, Esq. 20 0 Messrs. Pellittt and Green 5 Messrs. Brothers Levy S 5 Messrs. A. and T. Joseph 3 0 Messrs. Nicholls and Lucas 5 0 Joseph Cohen, Esq. . A 0 Aarun A. Goldamid, Esq. 3 0 Miss Stokes - 3 3 31iisrs. Biederman and Le Tcune - - 10 0 The Dowager Lady I.ub. buck - 10 0 Jas. Duviilson, jun. Esq. 5 5 Messrs. Hurst and hutch. Maim 5 s. Melati. Hays and Wheel,. 6 I li. C. Weston. Eari. . I I T. 31. Onenheim - 1 I Messrs. 11. Bailey an d Co. 6 6 111msrs. Heyman and Judah Cohen and Co. II 6 Messrs. Itiehard llarris - - and Sons . II 10 Maws. Kensington and Paine - - 6 5 Messrs. /loldan and Van house - - 5 0 MI,STIM Edgar Curie, sod .. 5 0 V. Man, Esq. 2 2 John Newton, Esq. . 3 0 Burton, Esq. . 6 b Timms.. A. Zark, Esq. 3 0 Henry I.illwall, Esq. . 3 0 Emanuel Iltirckle, of Now York . 0 0 31cssrs. ‘Vitshire and Sons . 10 0 M. Ilonsfield, Esti. . 5 Hobert Barnard, Laq. . 2 Messrs. Jonas, Phillips, and Sons b 5 Messrs. Alenet and Case. nose . - - T .Itcadc, Esq. . 3 :t A Friend of Mr. Read 2 2 Messrs. Ilcys and Soo 6 It W. T. Roper, Esq. . 211 A. Newby, Esq. . 1 1 It. Webster, Esq. - 1 1 Messrs. Richardson, Over. end, and Co. - 10 10 E. hind° anal Co. . b 0 T. A. Rucker. Esq. . 10 10 Thomas Pilgrim, Esq. 5 10 Ludwig Kubach, Esq. 1 • Simon Salomon, Esq. 1 1 2 2 Subscriptions received by the Treasurer. and by the following Bankers :—Sir William 'urns and Co.; Messrs. lhirrien, Magma, 1/orritii, Mello, and Co.; Messrs. limit., Prescott, and Co.; Messrs. Hoare, Barnett., lltare. and to. ; ilnors. Ilerries. Farquhar, and Co. ; Moors. liammerslyys and '0; hir John William Lubbock, Forster, and Co. ; Messrs. 'nuns and 1'o.; Messrs. Ihummonds and to.; 111essra. it"gers and Co; Messrs. Alarryatt and Co.; and by all th e Mtinbcrs of thy Committee. Rev. hr. KEItYPER. l H en secretaries. Rev. P. LATROBE. 1 (ODD NURSE. This day is publiched, in one volume 12uro. Pries tic in boards. (U 01) or, flints on the Managewent of the Sick and Lying-in Chamber, and the Nursery. By a LAIN'. Dedicated, by permission, to M rs , p r i m ul a vir a ke te u " To know That which before us lies in daily life, I. the prime wisdoni."—Jh TON• Printed for Semimus I'rowett, 2.1, Old Bond-street ; William Phillips, Ili:urge-yard, Lombard-street ; and W. and C. Tait, Edinburgh. This day is published, in three vols. 12m0., price 11. L. NVANI►EItINI. of CIIILI►E 11Alt()L1), a Ro mance of Real Life. interspersed with Memoirs of the English IVite, Foreign Matra., and various other celebrated Characters. By JOHN HARMAN BEDFORD, Lieutenant R.N., Author of • Views on the shores of the Black Sea," anti who acconinanin! theChihle in his wanderings till within a few months of his death. Printed fiw Sherwood, Jones, and Co, Paternoster-mw. 1$ a' 95 75..113 $ 109 40 .. 63 9 lINI :AI .. 110 0..44 It 100 fn .. 9 2 , 132 117 .. 192 2 ¶4O 44 .. 114 1$ 100 70 ..111 I 124 70..214 7 700 OS .. MI IN 11111 141 .. 112 1 140 111 .. 11i7 II 1/RAWBACK allowed ua Exportation, 2s. 9d. per foot 1,11. ptifiCll4. N TALLI.IIILE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, held for a long term of years, at moderate ground rents, Producing upwards of FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-THREE POTINDS per annum. net annual profit rent, arising Pow tire commodious handsome Dwelling-houses, situnte Nos. 7, 11, 12, IS, and 14, on the north side of I theater-en:et, I:rosvetior-plane. The (louses are three stories high, conveniently phoned , band soauly titled up, with entranee-ball, dining-parlour, breakfast. room, water-closet, and library, on the ground floor; convenient offices in the basement ; yard and coach-house, stable-loft and man's room are: (opening to a mews), to all the houses. except No. 7. Let on Lease to Richard Prittie Brooke. Esq. the Honour able Frederick St. John, Wm. Orihrie, Esq., Lady Morris Gore, !se most respectable tenantti on leane. _ _ _ To be ♦inrctl by permission of the tenants, of whom Particulars may be had ; of Messrs. Foulkes, Langford, and %%dim!, Sobel. ton, Soutliammon.strect, Strand; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Igo. 170, Regent.strect. KINGDOM OF IRELAND—COUNTY OF MEATH. Most eligible Investments, Capital Freehold Estaies Manors, Mansion, Fanns, and Lands, and nearly Four Tho usand Nine Hundred Irish Acres. By order of the Trustees. By Mr. ROBINS. (Of Warwirk-linuse, Regent-street), At °airway's (4 - gee-House, 't hange-alley, Coenhill, London, on THURSDAY., the 27th of Januery, 1825, at 12. in Lots, TRESI DUE of the very VALUABLE and 1 highly IMMO I‘'ABLE FREE IOLD ESTATES, Late the PROPERTY of a distinguished NOBLEMAN, Situate in the tine County of MEATH, part within Ten Miles, and the whole within 'I nenty Miles, of the City of Dublin, comrsixixe The extensive M.INOR of DENOAN, end Eqates, with Gentlemen's Itesidences, Pleasure Grounds, sad Genteel.; Farm Houses, with Agriroltetral Maklino, Cottages. and Gardens. The capital M A NI / It of 11A 1.1. `'.M AGLA *ISA N. and Estates, with the Mansion House with Offices of all description*, Lawn, Coach Manes, Stables, hc., Farms, and Outbuildings, Meadow, l'ast are. and Arable Land. The !HA N( llt of TRIM, with the Ancient Castle, and Build. ings and Houses in the Town of Trim, with excellent Farms, and Inclosures of rich alcisdow, Pasture, and Arable Land ; contain ing together nearly FOUR THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED IRISH ACRES, TQU•L TO SEVEN THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ENGLISH ACRES, Of excellent Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. The Estatev are let partly to _yearly Tenants, and partly on bone. firial bus:— determinable with Lives, and losses for Terms of Years ; and the Reversions of the Leases for Lives uc very valu. able ; and tieing in the Conner of Meath, and so near Dublin, off? the most desirable opportunity for Investment. . The Tenants are gencrally most responsible, and the Rents are tollected with the some ease and regularity as in the bast parts of England. The Estates may be viewed on application to James Johnson, Esq. Itiatiand-square. and Janie% .Innstrong, Esq. North Freda- rick -street, I Mblin ; Chambers. Esq. Crow Park, Trim, of whom Particulars may be had ; and also at the Commercial-rooms and Exchange Conic house, in Dublin; at the principal Inns at Dro gibed', fork, and Waterford ; also at the Inns at Holyhead ; and the Hotel, Liverpool ; Milers Lion,lbester: lien and Chickens, Ilinninghani ; arnway's l;ollee-house, Exchange-alley, I of Mr. Stephens, Solicitor, Itedtiml-row ; or i.f Mr. Rubins, No. 170, Regent-atrinu, Loudon, at either of whose Others a PLa of the Estates may be seen. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Heroine, Ostler, has arrived in the Downs ' having sailed from Ncw South Walca the 19th May, from Ba tavia the sad July, and from the Cape of Good Hope the 3d of October. Passengers per Heroine, Captain Cinder. from Batevia:—Mr . Harvey Thom . fovnierly surgeon on the Bengal Establishment, arid Lot from Batavia. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. PATITOW. Dec. 7—The Prevost, Harvey, from Lort/trt rat Cardiff, has been brought into this place, with loss of 5...1*, cable, part of deck load thrown overboard, pun: s choked, aral vessel much strained; the cargo must be discharged. FaLatnl:Ttt, DEC. 7.—Put in here the following ontward bound :—llis Majesty's puha Herald, with the 'flattop of Ja maica, &c. on boanl ; Orpheus, Ford; Gvland Deuce, Pengelle , Louisa, Lawry ; Russell, Mantles; and 'Anita, Niger. Put back the Vigilant. Tull . ; Desire, Bailey; Hiram, Brown; and Johanna. Duke. This is the eighth time the latter Teasel has put back. bailed the Cumberland, Clement, for Lisbon, and Helms. Barnes, for St. Michaels.—Wind W.5.11'., strong breezes. PLYNOUTM, DEC. 7.—rut in wind hound, the )atd♦ Am herst, Lisle, for the South Seas; and the Derhice, Waltli. for Rena. To mine sr. DEC. 7.—The Henry, Thompson, and Nelson. Agar, both from St. John's, N. R. in coining over the bar rester. day evening, were forced to sea again by a 'sudden seuall, they have pilots on board, and it is supposcll they arc gone fa Pert. land Roads. I ' ool.r, DECAL—The calm of the Albion, Holley. from Hahn. is entirely out. The vessel is off the ground, and exrcetsd along side the quay this evening. l'oarsstor 111, D6C. a—rut back the following outward. bound, viz.: Lovely Ann, Royal Charlotte, Duke of Manchester. Nancy, Atalanta, Man, Janet, Ilero, Sabina. Enterpri.%,, Sir Charles Forbes, Brothers. and Richard and tiibella. Arrived the following out-ward-bound from the 1/awns, viz.: Alert, S -holes Ceres, Huggins; Berwick packet, Hughes; and the Robert. llathgate. Itiicrmint 9.—Arrived the Boris frigate, Captain Johnstone. from South .tmerica, last from the River Plate, in days: slim does not bring any news or specie. According to the over-land as. counts from Valparaiso , the Spaniards still hold possession of Lints. She brings no news from Rio, nor of the Aurora frigate. or Fly sloop of war, which are known to be on their passage hoer. front round Cape Born, with upwards of three millioes of specie mt board. All was quiet and prosperous at Buenos .fi yrts and 31onte Video. The Doris is cone home to he paid off, having served her time out on the station. The Shipley transport, which drove en shore in the late gales, was got oti yesterday, and taken into tow harbour to be repaired aunt re.stored with provisions for our squadron in South America. The only . one of tlte four ships whirls got ashore in the late gales, and is but yet off, is the ahip Victory, Finney, master, with a valuable cargo front Calcutta. She was on shore close to the harbour's mouth, on a line beach, where she still beg, but in • much worse condition and situation than when the accident occurred. The Niemen frigate, Captain B'allis, has made the signal to sail for the Pape of Good I lope. !OEM., DEC. IL—Arrived the l'uba, Watson, from ilavannab ; the Heroine, Ostler, front Batavia ; and the 3laria, thuds, front Copenhagen. Put back the Thomas, Be, for St. Vineent's. Came down from the River, anal rentaln, the F.lirabeth, Nooks; the ‘Villichnina. Lcim.taslt ; the Augustus l'unar„ Selby; the Eilbeck„ Itml Nautilius, Winslow ; and the Elizabeth, Collins; also the York Merchant, I igginbottom, from !lull. AV ESENro, Bre. (I.—Arrived the liuntralt Merchant, Raw. son, from t libraltar; Gilmore, !AWL front Calcutta; Francis Ernest, %'elders. from Smyrna • %I . illiam Penn, Brown. from Archsrocl ; Cerra, Warren, from ' Riga; Union, tialway, from liarlingen ; !love, Coppell, from Antwerp. Seiler! the Postlitnitut., Hope. tor Sierra Leone; Juno, Hutchinson, for Itilbua; l'reston, lieih for Genoa; Levant. Freeman, for Nevis; remia. Leyden, for Pea. nambuco . • Fortitude, liuteber, for Barbados s ; James Lun e ; King, forJamaiest Asebylus, ()ou t :Jas. tilt thiewaltar. rAlll4ot , TP. Dre. IL—The Frederick %C:lll..in. of Stettin, from Newcastle to Lisbon, having sprung a leak elf the nallopper, received assistance from a collier and some Lowestutfe beet s , san e was put on shore at 'rowan.% last night. Lao ornot., Dr e. 7.—Arrived the (kiwi, White. from Riche. buffo; Cato, front Quebt... ; and Three Friends, !lead, from Newfoundland. A large quantity of apples were seen float, ing off the Skerries by a pilot boat, which picked up a mahogaty railsnd a deck plank, fastened with copper bolts. Waite:savior, Dee. G.—The Union, Wallace., fro n Liver. pool to Limerick, put into Si ailwell Roads. 29th ult. with lots of bowsprit, tor e nuot, main.turmast, and figure head, having born run foul of when otf Tusear, um the nicht of the 27:h. by the Thomas Parson., Bragg. front Liverpool toe New Orleans. Sromuaw AY, Nov. 21.—The lioppett, Pawn. from Liver. pool to the Baltic, put in here 211 instant, and still remains wind. bound. The Perseverance, tishirg ems. k, of Loudon, was drives on the rocks yesterday, but has been got off with some damage. The Friendship, Irubbins, of Whitehaven. from Wick, was driven on shore 29th ult. et Wan and was full of rater. The Hannah, Webber, ItOil; Queue, has art:t•ed at Brest, water-logged, having beau on shore. List of vessels building, and ordereil to be built, at Plyinautis Dock-yard:— St. George ' 120; London, 110: 111 indistan, 111; t' - herca. 46; Circe, 46; Proacrpine, ; Statira, 40; Tigriv, 40; Gaon, Z 1; Porcupine, 21 ; Racchorse, 111; hyacinth, 13; Rila, 10; Heinilect, 10; Saracen, 10; Savage, 10; Scorpion, 10; Sealaek. 10; Elope and 3hithic gun heir (ready for launching); Night. ingsle cutter ; Helachuh. Devastation, and Voleano bonito. ha,, pairing :—The Imprcruble, 101; Dublin, 74; lueiccitile, 74; Pike, schema. 1 t 5; ' it