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Arrived, the Agnes, from Newfoundland, in IS days; Luna, from Leith; Dandy, from Lisbon ; ffighflehl, front Dublin ; Arrow, from Glasgow ; Margaret, from Drog 'hada ; Valiant, from Dundalk ; John, from Bclfitat ; Cogs nac Packet, from Pernambuco ; and his, from New Orleans. PORT Ok' LONDON, 1%6.1,1825. FOR SALE, l y rhder or fie Il.nomrabir the Cennenissi.rees his rxr;se R.%)ernie. a . apacious Itoom, at the Chief ' Ok i firoad.street. on Vain& Y, the 17,11. FRIDAY, :ill/SPAY. the 21st, and TUk;SDAY, the •22,1 days of ina, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon of each day pre Eleven 'fhonsand fiallons of hirh fl e re a llotted to accommodate private persons as well as 4.: 4' ,..i,gurs T Sy be bad at Cal. each. and Samples seen at Vie Ea ifsrefairekrepere OtEev, frnm Monday. the tn.ideralay. the Pith, ttorn ten till iwo o'clock, and on the Iw ~..-.Ar W det of Sale (the trample of the Day's Sale only), from ten till k. HItII'ISH"ST 'TUT lON. PALL-31A LE. f rrig GALLERY for the EXHIBITION and SALE I of the 11 Olt KS of 3101)IiitN ARTISTS IS OpEN tio IA from Ten in the 111m.ing until Five In the Evening. , (Br Order) JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. Admission. Is.—Catalogue, It gu'oarribers to the Print from 31r. %Vest's Picture or" Our .4tar lifeline the sick in the who have cot already their Impreeriosis, may receive them upon payment of the aaMr itheir Subscription, at the British Itentist , ion dad . .iTIONAL GUARDIAN INSTITUTION, 46, DELTOID FEARI'AIT 4. 1t26. 'IOIIE3I'IM, CLERKS. STIOPMEN, end others doractrr. SEEKING SITUATIONS. and ST/ % II &aims of OBTAINING SERVANTS. &e., may 'SY at the above Institution every der, between the Hours of •;ssed Four, or br. letter. _port Paid, addressed to RICHARD DIXON MITT, Resident Manager. Y—T—fUNis IRE-OFFICE, REGENT-STREET, riccAnihr.v --An ANNUAL, GENERAL. MEET :A et t h e PROPRIETORS will be holden a. above, on IiVRSDAY, thc 24th instant. The Cbair will be takes/ at One iciock *midi:del? after the aforesaid 3letting, there will be a tik;NTY MEETIN G of the PROPRIETORS in MlD holden as above. T. J. BARBER BEAU3IONT, Managing Director. IniIITED EMPIRE and CONTINENTAL Lit'F. j 'ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION, No. 10. IVaterlor. petit-mall, for the Insurance of Lives, Contingent A.‘ur- r:et. and Survivontep. Endowments for Children, tor the Pur or tad Sale of Annuities and Rever,iona, and to grant 1 LY AN noxaaseT DIRECTORS. Those marked thus • are also Trustees. F. 'Eveßeaty Court Munster Right lion. Lord Blaney night flop- Earl of Elgin and *Right lion. Sir 0. Ouselev gocardioe • M. 0. Prendergast, Esq. M.P. eta lion. Lori Viscount Tor- I *Charles Tennyson, Esq. M.P. Lieut.-0 en. Wethersll .114nt don. Lord R. Fitz- I Major Moore taald %ilmund Morris, Esq. .It4lit Hon. Lord 0. Seymour DIRECTORS. • Sir E. Cot. stnnome, Bart. Chairman. Lictitenant.Colonel M. SHAWL, Deputy flairrtieS. C. R. Broughton, Esq. John Kingston. E•q. i,rtCIA. Esq. Nugent Kirkland, Esq. *Denis Desanges bir John tltott Lillie tr. D. fellowes, Esq. Sir Jas. MI/rigor. bdtsrd Gilbert, Foq. Capt. W. A. 11Iontague, R.N. 11 . . Messrs Drummond. STANPINO COUNSEL—letuneelot Shadivell, Esq. SOLlClTOR—Christopher Onelmmail, Esq. PitYsicisw—Dr. Bung'. No. 9, Curzon-street. SUROEON—Phiness Coyne. Esq. No. 41, Welbeek.street. ?rani effecting Life Assurance' with this Society. will not ..aly derive immediate benefits by the Rates and Conditions, tzt extensive ultimate advantages, as it is one of its leading t,cciples that the Assure-it for the whole terns of life shall .es;naly possess the entire funds and resources of the Arm ,o:an, participetirg also, in the interim, in each periodical &tri o: of profits. The Association rnntinues to aivanee Mims) , on Reversions and ~telitirs satisfactorily secured. The Board-days are on Wednesday, at Three o'Clock, and on Ant. at eleven. Ant:Waive daily, from ten till five o'clock, to receive Proposals, olio furnish every information that may be required. By order. JOHN RATTRA Y 4 Registrar. - - - RIROPOLITAN IVATI:11 wonKs COM PANY, for the Supply of the Slet o lio with PORE m. WHOLESOME SOF': SPRING WA c kh ; :ki. t:ItAIR MAN --Sir FItANCiS DESACGES. DIA'UTY CHAISHAN—EI)%VARD ORI.E, Esq. 11111ECTOtti. fir Dearuel Felix Agar IS'illiam Gould, Esq. .ids Allem!, Esq. George Buie. Eng. reel Birch. Esq. and Aid. Sir John Scott Lillie NU Ileum, Esq. Sir E. M. Ommanney,l3t. 31. P. J3ltotte,..ren, Eeq. Joh.. Poingdesore, Leg. Jibe Dtm n, Esq. John Stewart, Esq. Aunt/one—Wm. Ineron, Enq. and Oeorge Fox. Esq. houettroite-31eaert. Wm. Beethatn and Sons, Itemise's court, Cernhill. ENGINEE2—Mr. Samuel Jones. SLCRCTAIIT—Mr. John Bigg. Eixeets—Messrs. Harelay, Tritest', Ikean, ned Lore.bard street ; Nears. Brookes. Dixon. and Co. Chancery.lane. Monist the varinun projects for the benefit of the community, advantageoue investment cf capital, it mar be cud ficiently nsirtaletd. that cone have been distingaiiihed for so much public i tell and prespenive advantage, and at the aerie time required, intSe grottedit of intperiunn nece.sity, an this Company ; which teem its oijeet the pientilul and constant supply of the :Metro joitiwith z pure. snit, and wholesome water, not to be obtained prtate tett tedivideal means. Without depreciating the value and knelt of other Institutions. it may be nevertheless observed, Ilateeaccomplisienelit of •o great an object as an entire change in &quality of water supplied to upwards of Twelve hundred %wand Ptliella, is rot only one of the greatest domestic under %sires of the age; but calculated to realize solid ackantages to the: who become ettareholiims in a Company which most obtain threfetence and support of every householder in the filetiopelis. Dzieg the whiiie nine that enblic complaints have been pre. feed sad answered. it him never been denied that the condition of tenter twit is Uglily objectionable, frem its filth and general Utaxity. Neither has it been attempted to be proved, that thie elate be remedied by a more ;dentinal or multiplied means of vilely Wm the eameeouret • Li wee derived from the Thames. or erotism river, is. and must be, always liable to a greater or leas r . eere and impregn a tion w i t h th e unw h o l e some, earthy, and fe. met :ratter which abounds in such etre:ann. It in, therefore, a 'nilhetentable circumstance, that while the metropolis is replete et!, etrry other convenience—no comfortgla luxury deficient but "a' pereand wholesome water—London must confess thin pri. vim wbilst the clotted aid humble have equally lamented the • wiihoot (mph-ling imitable energies to obtain it. The MetrepelitamlFeer•il'orks Company, eteoegly impressed *Pith:niece ut the subject, and certain of obtaining the object e i t teedurd—convinced also of the great benefit they 'nay render tie beakit, wants, and comforts a every clam. of society —and stout In heti the day when the public may be aupplied with pure, sell wholesome water, have employed able engi n e en', who 'we decidedly reported, thAt An abundant and uever.tiailing sup- IM a 7 be obtained (met ttse 'mincer itteous resuurees of the earth, 'a:three hundred feet below the surface. 'Fills information - eietly accords with the report msde by that able engineer, the late tit. Walker. and is further eupporteil by the most eminent gcolo d'a tail practical well.sinfiere of the day. It has also been l aatlit advisable, that the quality of the water should be aster. by practical observation and ww; and en thin part of the sub. .st it ant be affirmed, that the water as obtained has been found Ichemital analysis, to be Li per cent. softer than any water now areefied to the iletropelie, and in every reepect more fit for do. /11Ptit use, and general fatuity purpose.. carrying into effect this important undertaking, the Metro. P' l , l . -"al Water Cutnpat.y think it right to ob.erve, that the water they propose to supply, is not (a. it has been erroneously 1- "1 11 . 1 ) of die same quality as that furnished by the various pumps t . L!.lletes of the metropolis. The wave so pumped up, is Itr tin n t " 44l at 20 or' 0 feet from the surface, and formed of runnirg through the gravel mill, imbibes ahr,:y lilted a , 4 ie reildered tondly unfit for washing, and other 114. Mr alga. L'attie water which will be supplied by the Ale. ' will he ohtitined front hiring and thoroughly l'" , c l rite the deep ehatinele below the blue clay, and which is not !a:v.l'lmM with any substAnces. abereby it can he made hard :oil in the cou-se of which enterer', the bard water t ' d, ^ l , acti by the land miring'', will Le entirely excluded hoit'!ie intro. eye of c, linters and other effiezeioun means. f. :l ell present pl an i t i s p ropose d rn esta bli s h works on an ex le :1 scale ; tse abafte are to be stink, until the i . a' -K. are telly opened, and a plentiful supply ni' water will be L 4 : 4 4: d eugines of great power. into reserro:nt, where it will soft ready tor furnishing the mains and pipes with ea m uch . 17: ft eater as families may at any moment require. If it is ( n_red that the rate or charge. will be higher than thatof other .?" 0 1 "lett. it it only necesaary to observe, that from the estimate re vet., late before the " Director', it appears quite that L a" 'merge ter sepplping pure water, will be leas titan a hat is now pa f e e the present *apply. Mundt Capra! o f the Company to consist of WOO shares of fifty etc!' ; on which one pound per share is to be paid at sub. Teo months notice will be given of every further call, "";( 1 . ", not to exceed ten per cent. at arty one time. geatlemen before earned have been appointed Directors, 1 7: t 2 0 wet to perf ect t h e errangements an d regulations necessary Auftition of the Company. -"Pt...rations for the remaining Shares must be made by letter, edkasel to the Director., arid left eith 'the Solicitor'. of the Cont. 1 "y. at their Office, in Free-man's.cotirt. ronihill ; or, at the ()f -lee of the Cone:any, 12, Grafton-street, Bo: d-street. A CHARTERED VESSEL. To Sail This Month. UOR BATAVIA and SINGAPORE, th e fine fast. 'wiling IV, er -buil r Brig NOORMUIIIII,, burthen 200 Tons, JAMES SCOTT, Commander; lying in the City Canal. Hag line arcommedatiora for Paviengers. For Fright or Patliage apply in BUCKLES, BAGSTEII, and BUCHANAN, 33, Mark-lane. To Sail This Month, FOR MADRAS and CALCUTTA, with leave to call at Plymouth, the tine Teats-huilt ship LADY NUGENT, bnnheo 320 tons, CHARLES P. COPPIN, Commander Nate of the ship City of Rochester), lying in the Car Canal his say superior Accommodation tor Passingers, and carries an expritienced Stingeon. For freight or pasrage apply to John Campbell, Esq. Whlte lion•tourt,Corthill or to BUCKLES, BAGSTER„ and BUCHANAN, 33. Mark-lane. A REGULAR TRADER. To Sail This Month, rIOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND anti NEW SOUTH I I WALPS, — the fine coppereil liret-elass Ship WILLIAM ALEXANDNit ICF.NS. Commander: burthert SUO Tons; lyirg in the London Dock. Has eery superior =uremw dation. for Cabin and Steerage Passengers. For Freight or Paisage apolv to BUCKLES, BAOSTER, and BUCHANAN. 33, !lark-lane. TO THE GOVERNORS OF THE ASYLUM FOR THE RECOVERY OF HEALTH. MT LORDS, LADIt3, AND GENTLEMEII, IRETURN you my best Thanks for the distin g uished honour you have done me in electing me Physician to your Asylum, and I take this opportunity of repeating my Assurance, that I will do my utmost to promote the Interests of your excellent Institution. I have the honour t hly Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen. Your obliged and obedient Servant. ED W.l R D SEYMOUR. 23, George -street, Hsnover-squars, Feb. 5,1325. ►rHE NEXT of KIN (if any) of JOHN BROWN. late a Seaman belonging to the East India Mev:bant Ship Repulse, deceased, by applying to Win. Pearson, No. 147. High .nreet, Shadwell, may hear of something to their advantage. _ MONEY ON MORTGAGE OR ANNUITY. PPINT.THOUSAND POUNDS and upwards, or any part (in SIIT4 not leas than 2001.), *Mb:. advanced on Lift- Interests from Marriage Settlements, Trost.monev in the Funds Wills, Jointures, and real Estates ; also on Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Properties, on fair, jest and liberal terms. Apply perrinally, or by letter <pant-paid), to .Me. Lloyd, Attor. rey at Law, No. 4. Adam-street, Adelp'.i. V REATISE on JOINT STOCK COMPANIES and LIFE ASSURANCE (dedicated by permission to the Lord Chancellor) with a Collection of Judicial Determinations on the subject, fly GEORGE FARREN, Resident Threctorof the Economic Life Assurance Society. London : "'Wished by Meagre. Butterworth and Son, Fleet street, price 7s. SHERIFFS AND CORONERS. Lately published, by J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal -street, Lincoln's Inn, in roysl Cleo. price If. 4.. in boards, dedicated, by peraiisskm, to the Right Hun. Lord Ellen borough, Frill E PRACTICE of the OFFICE of SHERIFF and I UNDER 'SHERIFF; showing the Powers and Duties of those Officers ; the Manner of Appointing the High Sheriff, Ender Shentrs, and their Deputies; Election of the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex ; the Nature of Actions by and against Sheriffs ; including all the Modern Determinations and Necessary Prece dents of Returns to Writs, &c. Also the Practice of the Office cf Coronet. a ith the Powers anti Duties of Taking Inquisitions, and Mode of Holding Courts ; with Precedents. Fourth Eilition, wiAt considerable Alterations amt Improvements. By JOHN IM Toner Temple. ••• The above Work contains the Power and Duty of Sheriff a: Elections for Members of Parliament. Th:a day is peblished, in 1 vol. Uvo. price 14s. boards, LIVERPOOL. its Commerce, Statistic'', and Institu tions, with a History of the Cotton Trade ; contaiuing a series of Commercial and Slat ist __ _ By HENRY SMiTHERS. Printed fur Saniuel Burton, Leadenball.street t and sold by all Booksellers. A few copies printed ia 4t'. price 21.. This day is published, in 2 vols. 8.0. price I/. 4s. boards, 1 - 4 1:17ERS from NORTH AMERICA, written during a Tour in the United States and Cankda. By ADAM HODGSON. London: Printed (or llurst, Robinson, and Co., 90. Cheap_ side, Lid 8, PAIL Stall ; and A. Constable and Co., Edinburgh. " We can recommend the letters of Mr. Hodgson as a sensible, airrecable book, wtitteu in a very fair spirit."—Edinburgh Review. No. 80. This day is published, Part Eight, of VIEWS in AUSTRALIA; or, New South Wales and Van Dirmen's hand Delineated„ _ _ _ Dedicated, by permission. to the Right lion. Lid Bathurst. By J. LYCET'f, Artist to the late dlajor.GetrelMacquatie, Governor of those Culonieft. The IT'ork will be comprised in Twelre Parta ; the pike of each Pan 7a plain, or 10%. M. coloured after nature; and will enr.tain Twee,ty.fiva Vietva in New Houth Wale'', and Twenty-five in Van Dienet'a Lind. —....-.. The Proprietors of this original and highly interesting Work.' Eight Parts of which. comprising Thirty-two Views,* are now before the Public, embrace this opportunity of returning their grate All acknewledgments to the Sohlnnen and fienillemen whn have thus far so liberally siipported it by their subscriptions, and lio-oured it by their approbation. It is with peculiar satisfaction that the Publisher further an nonnces to the Fuharribeni„ that it has been determined to re-pub lish the first Six Views, which, according to the original design of the Work. were Lithographic: but which are now in the hands of the Copperplate Engraver. and will be delivered. gratis, in ex change for clean Copies of the Lithographic impTessioi.s. In adopting this method of rendering the Work completely uni. form, at such a considerable expense to themselves, it isrespectfully hoped t h is the Proprietors have afforded the beet proof of their zealous derive to complete this unique Series of Views in Australia in a atyle of excellence worthy of the high and extensive patronage I i t has received, and of the present advanced state of the arta in Great Britain. Part IX. of this Work will appear on the Ist of March. and Part XI 1.. which will complete the Series, on or hrfote June th.: lvt ; with which hater Part will be given an extra portion of lettr?.pren, comprising a brief History or the Ortgln and Prevent State of the Colonies of New South Wicks at.d Van Diemen 's Land. . . . As the most scrupulous attention will be paid to priority of subscription in the •eleetMn of di: Engravings, it is respectfully recommended to those Noblemen and teentlemen .hu lease signi fied their intention of becoming Subscribers, but have not yet honoured the Publisher with their orders, to transmit the same a. early m possible either to him or their respective Boat-eller.. • The following Views, with descriptive letter-press, are already published, viz. : Part Ore. View of Bathurst Plains—Sydney—Kissing Point— Distant View of Dolma Town--and Mount Wellington, near llnbart Torn. Part Two Newentle—Beckett's Fall—Mount Ihomedary—and the Table Mountain. Part Three. Par ,mate—lke Patterson—cape Pillar, near the River Derwent- an I Ben Lomond. _ _ Part Four. The Sugar-Loaf 3lountain—The Heads. at tl , e Entrance of Port Jackson—Near View of Hobart Town--and Pan Plains. Part Fi‘e. View of Windsor—Bathurst Cataract—Mount Direc tiou—and Hain Head Point. Part Six. Liverpool Wingce Carrabee River—The Wertira Boundary Lake—and Rnseneadi Ferry, ni..r Hobart Town. Part Seven. The Female Orphan School. near Paramatta-- Botany Hay—The Governor's Retreat, New Norfolk—and View ton the Top of Constitution !fill. Par: Eight. View on the South Esk River-3lount Nelson, near Hobart Town, from 3fulgrave Battery—View upon the Ncpean River, at the Cow Paatures--and View of Wilberforce, on the Barks ortt v River Hawkeslittry. 73, St. Paul's Clachlard, Feb. I, 1021. SALES BY AUCTION. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE A NT) EFFECTS, BROMLEY. 811D1/1,1.41a, By Mr. Sil UTTLII WORTH, On the Premises, on THURSDAY, February 17,1623, at Eleven o'clock,• THE remaining HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, con slating of foor-post, tent and other bet:ate:oh, with furnittutee, feather beds and bedding, suits of chints and marine window ' curtail's, bedchamber, draeing and dimit y [ room furniture, Brume's. Turkey, Venetian and othzr carpets, kitchen requisites, aid miscellaneona property. May be viewed one day previous to the sale, when catalogue, clay he hal on the premises, and of Mr. Bbuttieworth, No. 28, Poultry. POLICY OF ASSUHA NCH ON AN ADVANCED 'LIFE I IN THE LONDON LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE. Ily Mr. WDI. STEVENS, At the Mart, en FRIDAY. the Win of February, at 12 o'CLxk, by order of the Assignees. APOLICY of ASSURANCE for 13001. rff,c!ed Pub rusty 28, 1807, in the London Life Assurance Office, on the Lite of a Gentleman now In his 135da year. subject to an anima. payment of CIL 10.. but which is row reduced to 151. las. I. Further particulars may be had at the place of Smart of Meow. Swain, Stevens, !lades, Pearce, and Hoot, Solicitors, Frederick . .. place ; and of Mr. Wm. Stevens, 38. Old Jewry RARE AND Cl/WOVE BOOKS. By .11r. EVANS, At his Douse, No. 93, 1 0 .11-mall. no FRIDAY NEXT, F,:b. ;1, and following Day, t. COLLECTION of Curious awl Val Ankle BOOKS, including Piranesi's Wutkii, 'a vols.; 31untfaucon Antiquit4 Lxpliqube s 15 vols., large parer ; Scheurnr Physique erls., yellow Morocco ; C.Ltholicou sire Dietinnarium laticurn, First Edition, and the Fourth Book printed with a date, 1460; Si. Italicus, First Edition, very rare. 1472 ; Isoerstes Or., First Edition ; Luciani ()rent, First Editior. ; Jaseplii Opera. First Edition ; curious collection of early English end Foreign R oo k s ; Apollonitis Rhodius, First Edition ; Cassiodori that. Eccleauts. tics, First Edition ; Gulielmi Neubrigiroiv liistoria al) Hearne, 3 vols. large paper ; Hemingi Chattularium IVizornteusc ali Hearne, 2 vols. large paper, &c. &c. - ANDOVER. RANTS. 91 1 0 BE LET, for a term of years, and entered cm the 1 6th April next, a most CONVENIENT and GENTEEL COTTAGE. adjoining the town, on the Salisbury-road, the ap• proa'h through a Shrubbery lined with stately elats. The house contains a parlour and drawing room, tire hed-ronnis, and under ground cellars, with large yard, t wo-srall stable, chaise-house, granary, and Other outbuildings, with productive garden. For particulars apply to Mr. Young, Solicitor, Charlotte-row, Mansion-li, use. EAS' AND WEST I,IDIA 'WAREHOUSE. E 'CIIANOE. STRAND. 'PHIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forme a se• ii coed division of Exeter 'Change, where may. be seen a large and well-mantif.actured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cm ride, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip tion of Mili•ary, hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East and West Indies, New South IVAIEX, and the Spanish Main. Camp Redateads, Camp Tables and ('hairs. Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cabin lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted up„ neat and elegant, at a motternte price. Sea Cots, Bed ding, Writing Desks. Dressing Cas t s. &c. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Reitz, and Pistols, &c. &c. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win. ter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderato price. The whole of the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but tine Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement will be made under any circumstances. KII.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe, that the three principal entrances to thi■ Outfitting Warehouse are in Exeter 'Change. A List of the East India Company and Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. A VARIETY OF NEW IMPROVE!) SHADOWLESS LAMPS, FOR TABLE. riITIE ONLY RETAIL SHOP in LONDON that 1 MANUFACTURES their OWN PATENT LAMPS, for every purpose where Light is required. at SMETHURST'S, 1311. NEW BOND-STREET, the original Lamp and genuine Oil Warehouse. A new improved Shalowless Lamp, for Library. Drawing. and Dicing Room Tables, on a superior pi inciple, which his not been equalled by any other person in London. fur its simplicity, bril liancy of light, art without shade, which gives light equal to sir candles, at the expense of one penry per hour, in genuine Sper maceti Oil. The Advertiser being an Importer, sells at the low price of 4s. Gd. per Gallon, ready mores , . Sinumbra. French, English, and every description of Lamps, may be purchased. Compare and judge for yourselves. The principle of his improved Lamp. to be purchased oily of the real Improver of Patent Lamps. for which he has obtained live separate Patents from his 31ajosty. begs most respectfully to ac quaint the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public. that may have occa sion to purchase Grecian. Roman, or Chandelier Lamps, Arc. that they may view the largest collection in London, of the most elegant patterns, at his Repository and Show rooms, as shove t he being determined that no person shall undersell hint, if the articles are of equal quality. Those persons who horeur him with their orders may rest assured of receiving genital satisfaction. Lamps of every description let out on Hire fur Balls, Rinds, Ate. N.B.—Observe, ETH URSI' deals in no other article but what appertains to Lamps and Oil. A white. fronted House, 138, New Road-street. Cotton; and Ohms of every description.—lamps repaired. ITENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA continues to 11 be prepared with the most scrlipulons can and attention, by Messrs. THOMAS and IR ILLIA3I HENRY, manufactur. in chemists, Maachester. It is sold in bottles, price 2e. 9d, or with glue stoppers at 4c (id. stamp included, with full directions for its use. by their various Agents in the metropolis and aciugh. out the United Kingdom : but it cannot be genuine unless their names are engraved on the Government stamp, which is turd over the cork or stopper of each bot i le. Of most of the Venders of the 34agnesis may be had. :It:them:- rated by s aimilar stamp, HENRY'S AROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, the invention of Mr.HENRY, awl the only genuine preparation of that ankle. BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. A S a mild and t ffectual remedy for all those disorders 11 which originate in a vitirted lesion of the Liver and hiliary orgsns. nrinely. Indication, Loss of Appetite. Head Ache. Heart burn. Flatuleneies, Spasms, Costiveness, Affections of the Liver, Ae & DIXON'S A NTIBI LIM'S PILLS have met with more general approval than any other Medicine whatsoever. They unite every recommendation of mild operation with successful effect ; and require no restraint or confinement whatever during their use. In tropical climates, where the consequences of redundant and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are en invaluable and efficient protection. They are likewke peculiarly calculated to correct disorders arising from eveestes of the table, to restore the tone or the stnmarch. and to remove most complaints occasioned Lv irregularity of the bowels. Sold in Boxes, at ?..s. flat I is. nod 222. by Butlers's Chemists. 4, Clieep.ide. Kt. Patti's. and 220, Regent-street. (near the Argyll Rooms), Landon: and by the principal Aledicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. NO. O. STRAND. DETECTION; OR, THE CANINE UMPIRE, Get money—and honestly. Torn, if yes i can. But get it by-all means; for Wealth makes the men.' Lia lemon Tr!! coon d, Tom it nut then In life, With honor art honesty ever at ateife; Ard Irani ing of merit in pri4tine desert, The vacuum aurplied unrrineloted art; And alevice and envy the enterprise hacking, rommened Imitation of %Vatren's Jet Blacking ; And sole his invention alleged, in thermos Of that by experience long sanctioned and fame. Thus foixtering his trash on the public, pursuits Destmctise all hda cmitomers' boats, On which thought incesantly labour still moird The gloss remain'd dortnant, the katiser was scoird. A proof of the genuine at once to conimsnd, From 30, the Mart of Renown i r tbs Strand, An amateur ortikied a amen of blacking ; And, that there might be publicity liv:king, A sitmeniins sustained for recovery of debt; Incured fur a purchase of Tom's asatinted jt t. • Your worship, the false anti the true now between, • The difrrence. the Amateur said, `shall be seen Instanter, in evidence even by my dog !' Two unpolished boots then of blacking incog. Were placed on the table, and brushes applied, When one to a mirror seent'd truly allied, The other's brown shade while no art could suLdue ; The dog, thus distinguishing which was the true, Now ganibol'd his reflected ti.,ntre about, The other's seeking within his companion, poll'd out A bottle thus labeli'd.—" Deteenon not lacking On base imitators of Warren's Jet Blacking!" This easy-shining and brilliant BLACKING, prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, Loudon ; and sold in every town in the Kingdom. LIQUII I , in BIVIIPB. &I. TOtl. 13.1. and TM. each. Also, PASTE BLACKIN4I, in Pots. &I. 12d. and seek. A bulling Pot of Pas:e is equal to Four 14.11o:tits of Liquid. FIWM LAST NIGIIT'S GAZETTE. Forciiis Ojice, Feb. IL 1826. ' The Ring has been pleased to appoint his grace the Duke of Northundoesland, IRLight of the 111ost Noble Order of the garter, to lot His Majesty's Ambaasador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the King of France, on the occasion of his Most Christian just y's Coronation. The Kin; has Also been please.: to apprdnt the Right Honour.. able Frederick Lamb to be his Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Sliniater rlentpotentiary at the Court of his Catholic Majesty. Cross-Offire, Feb. 8, 1825. ItItTOANND TO SERVE IN TIIIN PREIIINT PAR LIAMErT. Borough of Cambridge—The v8;:t I lotaturahl e Jamey Graham, commonly called the 3larquis Graham, it the rc.).:- of Charles Madryll Ghana, Esq. deceased. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Gfloe of oi - donate. Pe:. 7, 1715. Royal Regiment of Artillery—llla:rir ard Brevet Lieutenant-Colo nel James Power to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Dixon, decea..ed. Carain and Brevet Liecter.ant-Colonel Jams Webber Stnit4 to be Maki:. vice I'nwer. Second Contain and Brevet Major Was. Greene to he Captain, vice Smith. Second Captain henry Lewis Sweeting, from half-pay, to ba Swo corn! Captain, race Greene. First Lieutenant licr.ry Forret. to be Second Captain. !tint Lieutenant George Mark Glasgow, from half-pay, to be FMK Lieutenant, vice Forster. Second Lieutenant Wm. Mayne to be First Lieutenant. Gentleman Cadet George Bingham to be Second Lieutenatat, yin Marne. Second Captain George Coles, from half-pay, to be Second Cafatx vice Johnston, retired on hall-pay. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. John Ferris 13unuallack, Truro, Cornwall. Ncrivener, from Feb rsary 12 to Aptd 2, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Phillips Fatly, Hran-strect, Soho-squire, dealer, to sur render, February 12. 19. and March 22, at eleran, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Sberriff, Salisbury. street, Strand. Wm. Bartholomew Williams, lippir Brook-street, Grosvenor square, tailor, February 19, at twelve. 28, at one. and March 22, at ten, at the Bankrupth' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Dignarn. Newman street, Oxford-street. James Wood, Brest Russell -street, Illoomtbury, silversmith, February IS, 22, and March 21, et ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Aleurs. Hamiltsn and Ullithorre, Tarlstock-row, Co rent.garden. Wm. Savage, Fetter-lane, victualler, Feb. 12, 19, and Alarch 22, st twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Mesus. Freeman and Ileathcote, Coltnian-ttreet. DIVIDENDS. March 2. William Coupland and William Butterfield Cotton, Liverpool. merchante, at one, at the George Inn. Liverpool. March 2. Jerry Fielding, Alottram-iti-Congdenesle, Cheshire, cern-dealer, at eleven, at the Willie Lion Inc, Stockport. March 8. Charles Stokes Dudley, Gracechurch-street, merchant, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. March I. Joseph Piercy and Richard Saunders, Birmingham, edge-tool-makers, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. March 3. Michael Thorpe, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, malt stet., at eh:ven, at the Red Lion Inn. %% arbor. Feb. 15. Charles Tamer, Hortou-Kirby, Keut, farmer, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. March I. Robert Watson, Britannia-terrace, City-road, coal merchant, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. March 5. George Moore, jun. Deptford, timber-merchant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. March 5. James Pigram and Thomas Russell Pigram, Meld etone, grocers, at mdse. at the Bankrupts' Court. March 5. Thomas Whiting, Oxford, mercer, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. March 5. Charles Brown, Dundee, shipowner, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. March 5. Henry Golding, Lower Themes-street, wlne.merchant, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. March 5. Frederick I! uhrits,Vere-street, C xfo-J -road, merchant at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Feb. 15. Charles Christian Becher, Loth'-ury, merchant, at ele ven, at the Bankrupts' Cent... CERTIFICATES--fiLtecH 1. Joseph Metcalf, Thirsk, Yorkshire. linen-draper.—Timothy Smith, Heaton-Norris, Lancashire, and James Yates, New-Mills, Derbyshire. brass-founders—John Welch, Princes-street. Lambeth, .lapannee.—Tlioniaa Norris, Bartholomew.close, asselimaster.—Ro bert Drury and George Thompson, Luke-street, Paul Street. Fins bury-square, brew:rt.—John Garton Uytlon, Kingston-upon-Hull, lighterman. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Joseph Harrold and William Gee. Olney. Bucks, millers.— Roderick Bain and John shortridge, Nes castle-upon-Tyne. boot and shoe makers--Ed ward Leigh and Thomas Harcourt, Kidder minster, builders—Samuel Tipper and Alfred Augustus Fry, Tudor -street, wholesale stationers—James and John Fuller and John Fletcher. Radelide-bridge, Lancashire, grocers—Peter Smith and Williatn L'ell jun. Liverpool, timber-inerebana.—John Jarvis and Joshua Ferran y ' Dunstable. Bedfordshire, straw.hat-manu , fa tturers—John and Joseph Phillipson, Croydon, corn.dealert— tleerge Austen iir.d William Henry Davis. Yerk-street. Covent , gse t l e n, hatters--Francis and Catherine Cook, Luton. Bedford ' shire, woolstaplerv--J. Kirkus and Thomas Clarkson. Hull, ship , brokers—Philip and Robert Serjeant, Callington, Cornwall, cur : geons—Charka Palmer and John Eaock, Bow, wheelwrights-- , Thomas Strahan and John Wells, Fore-street, woollen-drapers-- I l'horrias and Edward Griffin, 'Wolverhampton ' rope-makers— Thomas Jackson, Robert Shaw, and 3lallett Case Jackson, Kitig's Lynn, merehar.ts. Ka far as regards M. C. Jackson—Jnsias alas. sail and Thomas still, Bristol, stsrch-manutieturers--John Orif. tith and John IVikey, Catherine-street. Strand, artists' colourinen —James %Filcke and Thomas Earwaker, High Holborn—R. 11. Sommerville and Alexr. Cutter, Liverpool, hosiers__ 3eorge and William Kendall, Basinghill.street, Blackwell Hall factors. _John Hamden, Joseph Itusbaorth and William Haigh, flueldervfield, stone-macone, so fur as regards John Ramsder.--lhieidGowitie and Gilbert Weir, Glascow. CAUTION TO STAGE-CO.4CH PROPRIETORS. INCIVEST.—On Saturday last a respectable hair.dreaer, named King, residing in Philpot.lane, ass killed in consequence of hav ing been ram over by ooe of the Ureer.wich stage-coaches. while iu the set of crossing Gracerhuretostreet ; and an accident of a similar nature befit another individual in Leadenhall-street. on the IVed. nesday preceding, who was run over by a Blackwall coach, and injneeit so !ferrety that he died in tile London Hospital. An extra ordinary interest was excited on the present necasion, as it was very generally rumoured that ten of our fellow-eseatures had been killed in the City, within the epace of three day; of each other owing to the negligence and furious driving of two sage-coach. men. On 3londay evening. at seven o'clock. an inquest was held at the sign of the White Lion public.house, Talbot-tome, °tact. church street, before T. *MELTON, Esq.. on the body of Mr. King. one of the abovementioned unfortunate individual,. 'The room in which the ir.quest took place was emvoled to race.* by the friends of the deceased and others intaroted in the result of the pro ceeding.. Preview, to the evidence being entered into, Isle. Cope, the City larshal, stated to the Coroner, that a man named %V titian' Hall. the driver of the coach which 11/ . .111 the ocessien of the accident, had surrendered himself that morning at the Alarision.houre, ar.d was now in attendance in the custody of roe of the City officers Mury Kent. the first witness climb:eel, deposed, that oo Satur. day evening hat, between seven and eight o'clock, as she was walking along f.iracechureh-street. sae (*.erred nn elderly gentle. man crossing from the west to the east side or the street, and at the same moment observed a stage-coach, drawn by tour horses, pro. eeeding down in the direction of London Bridge. The deceased had not time to gain the pavement before she perceived he either slipped down, or was knocked down by the treacle, near the curb stone, mid presently afterwards abeam. , one of the fore near wheels pass neer his thighs, rand the hind whirl went over his body. The gentleman w s indently taken up, and conveyed to Mr. Smith's, the surgron, npperentty in a dying state. In answer to a Juror the witness said. that she heard souse one from the top of the coach evil out to the deceased to want hits of danger, before the lecidrur happened. 'flue horses were not ronning hard at the time. Jove., the remit witness. rworn, deposed. that on the night mentioned lie was cent the spot where the accident happen. ed, and heard the coachman call out to some person. On turning round he sane the near leading horse of a tireenaieh coach knock a man down. lie then rdieerved di:deceased, who sal clone to the cuth.eionc, roll into the kennel. and at the sans, moment 'lt: ceiv. ed the fore near wheel pass over his thigtia. In his stru;zgles the t dee" ie., turned over on his fare, and the hind wheel ihni passed over his body. The decer.sed was taken up and carried to a WT. h'et)ll%, *lie= be died (dulcet immediately. Witness added, that die coachman did every thing in his power to stop the horse*, noon teeing what had happened. Soon after the accident witness saw the coachman at Mr. Smith's shop ; he •presued to he much &s -tressed on teeing the deceased. ‘Vieress thinks the coach was pro. erecting at the rate of between seven and right miles an hour at the time stated. flue Jury retired for about ball an hour, aid returned a verdict of Accidental Death ; levying a deoelatif of 501. en the coach, to mark their sense of the improper rate at which the coachman was driving when the fatal accident happened. The disposal of the Deanery of Kiluiore, embracing the' united parishes of Kihnore and Banintemple, vacant by the death of the Rev. plan Magenis. is vested in the 0.•- vertiment, and has been given to the Very Rev. VcsLy Fitzgerald, Dean of k:inly, and Rector of Castleragan, .n this diocese. The Rectory of KiltlAllen, vacant from the same cause, is in the gift of the Bishop of Kilmore, and will be given to the Rev. Ilarzits Bt-relford, son to bis Lordship.—Cason Hs fUld. 11117PPING INTELLIGENCE. • CUSTOM-HOUSE, Fria. 7. Sutra micas° Itrwastris.—The Elizabeth, Treadwell, frog Quebec ; Stapler. Chambers, from Ham burgh ; Britannia, Noma man. front Stettin ; Twee Jonk Yrouwen, Zee, fl.rim Worm', Anne, Drybrough, trim Trieste ; Peat*. Bruce, from Alexandria Frew:dee:haft, Birr, from Dantzic ; Jane, 1./oriel?), Rom Sevilla Ca/Irani:a Ilerfalena, Bohrow, from Rostock ; Margaretha, Sped* fling, from Lubeck; Monarch, Mennen, from Dottenburgh ; Sua 33Z1 and Mary, Steward, from Lisbon Kett,, Brown, from Si; Michael's ; Jars, Hawes/ell. from Riposlo and Palermo; Albion; Stonetuinse, from al cruel ; Bertha. Crentsien, from Stettin ; Wela come. Paul, from Memrla Triton, Carter, from Mes.4na ; Active; Crocker. from : Liebe, Bennington, from Alvah's I pa, tie, Sionebonse, from Petersburgr: ' • Elisabeth and Mary, Corbitt, from plena ; Emma, Crighton, from Riga ; Impottet, Deeper, from Radice ; and Priscilla, Ellin. from Trieste. Earrsatto Outwanne.—The Nymph. Martin, for Renyttilk and Constantinople ; Hope, Forrest, far Buenos Ayres ; Hawk, LOVerl, jars., for Newfoundlar.d sod New York ; Eatetehro, Wit/theatre:, for Gibraltar arid Alexandria; and Apollo, Mopped. for Cork. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT ORATESEED.--riSI Ann, George for Bahia; Henry, M'estmorland, for Demerara Fortune, VaUghan, for Cadiz . • Ducheis of Gloucester, King fat Trim. ad ; Columbine. Tuit, lb:. Bermuda and St. Lucia Prince of Waterloo, Page, for Ostend ; Staines. Rape, for liambdrigh and Sallie Castle, Adams, for India and China. CLEARING MITI/ADDS.—X. L., Cobb. ret Hambirgh Vriendschap„ Bakker. tol Rotterdam ; Mary, Hutton. for the Capg of Good /lope and St. Helena ; Lynx, tlyern, far Li_Guayta: Kent, Cobb, for India and China; Sealeby Castle, Biwa!, fog din to ; Inglis, Searle, for ditto; Cordenindel, Bowes, for Madeira. Madras, and Calcines ; Commerce, Frost, for 'Rotterdais ; and Nellie Castle; Adams, for Bombay and China. Cttatet.te Ott WARDS TO IP.ELIIIO.—The Eclipse, oodfret. for Dublin. FROM LLOYD'S MAT. FALMOUTH, Fee. 6.—Arrived the Robert Fuge. from Pita mouth for South America; and the Netune, Balsa:, flout Cstta, Jin 26 days ;on the 31st alt. spoke the oh:, Hayes, from Liters pool, for Ilarbadoes, in lat. 42, Isng. IN.—out six. days. Sailed the Cygnet pmiket for the Mediterranean ; Lucy Davison. IVilliiiths. for Rio Janeiro; Portland, Just, for Janiuca ; and the 'Ariadoe, Pitt. for Naples. Pr. st o Tn. Fan. 6.—The Percy. Sayers. for Madeira and it, Vincent.. having repaired htt damages, wu launched lut night front the sliipwrights ways, and will re-load soon. PO at s oti T it, res. 6.—The Princess Rdyal, transpott. Wad run foul of by a coll!er brig this day, and bad het bawsptit cattical away. FEB. 7.—Arrived hs AfaJestv'S ships Owen Glendower and Phaeton, from the eastward ; Tranby, Day, from Shields, for New York. Sailed the Brothers. Motley, for Rotterdem. DEAL, FEL 7.—The wind shifted to the S. W. in the course Of last night, and it is not expected the outward-board that sailed yesterday ere farther westward than /tetchy Head. The home ' ward-horind Sailed for the River thit morning. The Martha. foe Sierra Ledne, and two brigs, Cemain. Wind W.S. W, with fresh breezes. AIARGAI E. FEB. 7.—The following wreck has been picked or along this coast,and brought here, viz.: a lower mast, topmast, two yards, and a boom, apparently of a schooner, the head of the matt painted white. and the lower part, with the boom, permed green. IFHITSTAELt. Frs. 4.—The Mary, Good, from Hull, is toe tally wrecked on the West Barrow Sand—crew saved. }EL fl.—The Prince Coburg. Forbes, from Riga, is driven on the mud, and must discharge part of her cargo. GRAVESEND, FEB. 7.—Arrived the Opinion, Kreger Stotretter annosech ; Caroline, R Ural) ; Fortuna, buck; xpedition,Kruse Charlotte, Urart; and Borealis. Lemoker—from Dentsier Aston Tins drill, from Riga ; Samuel Slaidstone, from Gibraltar ; Graham Moore. Dixon, from Palermo; Sophia Christiana, Dady, from Rostock; Patientia, Woolberg, and Cecilia, Nook, from Gotte burgh. Sailed the Pero, flutter, for Teheriffe ; Hero Earish, f•f Genoa; Highlander, Michell, for New ProVidenee ; X. L., Cobb. for Hatuburgh ; Telegraph, Gremlin, tot Harr& ARW FEII. 7.—T110 brig ..losephina, of Gene, from Got, tenhurgh, wait spoken with 30th Jan. by the England, Stephenson. arrived here: she was then bearing up for Norway, Flanabordugh Head baking W. by N. 12 leagues. The Asile, Luck, had ar- Deed here, with stuistance. She stock the Shipwealt Sand. after losing her anchors near the West Rarks. It is not spprebtoded that she has received much damage. LIV CR roc) 1., Ern. 3.—The David Owen is maw in the Brune wick Dock Basin, discharging the remainder of her cargo. LANCASTER, FED. B—The Aurora, of Preston. was wrecked on Tuestday, near the South end of the Isle of %Vietney. The stern of a long boat has been p.cleed up near Poulton, with " William. of Whiteharen, John Black." painted on it. Sn NOE tOLAED, FED. S.—The Betnetgeth Castle. Stothard. of London, in entering this port yesterday, struck the South Pier and sunk, but has since been got into the harbour, with much damage. BOSCASTLE, Ere. 4 —The Unity, &11. from Ce-k to South ampton, was wrecked yesterday evening at the eotrance of Bude; crew and part of the materials eared. NEWHAVEN, Era. s.—Thursday night the water was tram `.:5 to 30 feet at the entrance of this harbour. It was the hightet tide CV? remembered. CRooEuav ER, FED. I.—The Clio, Kay, bound to Liverpos:, tinbtr.laden, brought in here this day, having been found yester day riding at anchor near the breakers, at the point of the ItUzzen Head, abandoned ; her chain cable was slipped, arid her stream cable cut, to clear the reek - a live fox was on hoard. MILFORD. FEB. E.—Arrived the brig Pictou. Ross, from Naples, last from Waterford, bound to the Clyde, ell well. This vessel, althou;.th regularly liberated from quarantine In M'aterford, and reported to time Citatins, Is strain put under quarantine, the Irish Board. as stated by our (Pincers, having no jurimiictioa here. Swawsra. FEB. 4.—The Betsey, of this port, Eynon, trorr. St. Ives, struck on a sand bank, in entering Llanelly Harbour, and soon went to pieces. Crew and part of the cargo saved. AnraDovnv, FEB. 4.—The Neptune. from New Orleans to Liverpool, is totally lost r.ear Barinouth. Most of the cargo saved. GLASGOW, FEE. S.—During the whole of yesterday, and the greater part of last night, it blew very hard front S. W. to 51'. anal this morning the river has risen to a gnat height. About eight a. in. the wind veered to the N. W. and it continues to blow a heavy gale. Stronsratar, JAR. 25.—The lard Fife. Duff, from Lieer- . pool to Lerwick, put in here the lath Inst. teed sailed the fallowing morning. The next tide it Ca lie on a trerneneklus gale from thy S. S. B. and contioned with great violence till the !slurring or the 17th, when it shifted to W. S. W. Lint:RICE. FEL s.—On the 2.1 instant it eame o'l to blow most tremendous Kole free) SW. N. W. with heavy showers of hail and rain, which continued until yesterday mottling, when it became more moderate. No damage lass been dune a:novig the shipping in the harbour or in the river. The Adeona, lit . trites head. from Limerick to Liverpool, which was striven on shore on the 14th ult. has been got off. mid brought op to the quay. BALRANALD, NORTH UIST, JAN. 22,--Tite Lord Kinsale. of Kireale, from Trftlee, was driven on shore on the 11'est side of South Ur, on the 13th inst. dieneeted. The crew previously took to their boat, and were drowned. The Gcod Intent has been driven so high up during the last gale, that it is not expected she will be go: oft A piers of the stem of a vessel, with ‘• Despatch. of Si. John's, N. B." upon it, came on shove at Benbicula, a taw day ago. from which It is feared that the Despatch, from St. John's, N. B. to Sligo, hag been wrecked near there. liritagat•Lft, FED. 4.—During the severe gale from W.N.W. experienced hem for ttro days 13.111 t, the Maxwell, Boggess, Moos Waterford, fcr London, struck on the Wick e.f Scam. in Lett ryan, beat over it with toss of rudder, and was put on shore on the East aide of the Loeli ; It is eXpeeted she will be got afloat In a slay or two, if the weather Droves moderate; the Lull does not aps parer to have received any damage. TERCEIRA, JAR. 13.—0 n the 17th inst. we experienced a tee. me .fonts gale from the S.E.; the Rachel. Shaw. of Liverpool, whh 400 buses of oranges, parted her rabies, drove on the tocks, and was in a few minutes a total wreck. The eesooner Laud's. and sloop Betsey. were close to the locker the former cut away her mainmast. and thr:'w overboard treat of the deck lumber, fotm nately the wind veered to the Arne:want, add no further damage was rastained. One seaman belonging to the Louisa drowned. Rents, Fr-s. I.—The Sandi-:an xebeck Assumption, Canova, botiorl to (literal ar, wastaken 17M uit by aripitniab Bared' Co-ta t and carried into Barcelor.a. The Sr:.ncr.nre, Gray, Loo South America. has &Weed al Beitgal. The Rover, from London, with the Butz Ilan Losr, has arrive& safe nt Rio Janeiro. The Paragon, —, from Dunbar, was lost on the Cross Sand. near Farmewh, on Friday morning. I'he Benjamin Byer, from London to St. Thomas's. put inks Newhaven on Monday, wkh loss of anchors and cables, and palls of her windlass upset. The Flora, Bowen, from London to Naples, was spoken 13th tilt. offl'ape lit. Vincent. and the William. l'oung, front Liverpool to Alexandria. on the 10th ult. off ('ape Finutoterrs. The Catherine, Holman, sailed from Palermo co the 224 OIL and has not since been heard of. At a Court held at the Trinity House ott Monday last, Captain John Woalmora war unanimously elected Depaty Master of that Corporation, in the room cf Captain Jaalti Cotton, cTeceared. i' 1 ~~ \ l I i ,~ r t I I f ,~ !+ i , t I s, ; r I %I t , it 1 ' .) ~~ ~: :~._...~ DODSLEY'S OLD ENGLISH PLAYS, EDITED BY ISAAC REED. ESQ. NEW EDITION of this celebrated COLLEC TION of OLD ENGLISH PLAYS is preparing for Publation. (rem the Copy of the late Isaac Reed, Esq.. and afterward. of 0. Gilchrist, Esq., with their Corre.:tions, and many Additional Notes. It will be printed in 12 volumes crown Bro. on fine yellow laid paper. ".• A few Clint will be taken off on large paper, uniform in sire with tklaloce s Shakspeare, Messinger, fic. Printing for Septimus Prowett, 23, Old Bond-street.