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Price 74. • -..----- -.• . • PORT GIFSVDON, Jane 18, 1625. * Just Published, price 4a. boards, ITO THE WORTHIMAND INDEPENDENT LIVERY , FRUllf SATURD.4I - .11/IGHrs GAZET'TE. eleven, July 9. and Auguet 6. at ten. at the I : ll 4kniVet . Cool' roe 8 E, ' EBELLION of the BEASTS ; or the Ass is I . OFT imil ant OF LONDON.. —....-- Solicitor, alt. R. K. Lane, Marthall-street, Goldar.square. By Order " if (Ili irelhur the conelnksionere of h.) , T. , . Dead. Lang live the Ass! ft Gtarrmetthir, Whitens:4 June 21, 1825. DIVIDENDS. -/ ) MUjestee Exelie Rename, in a spi4stop Amon at the Chief a late Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. pEEMIT me 'hi *Ewen 'Yin my sincere and grateful o n t g c h h e t a t! M been. tpti thanks for the yOu have been pleased so give me a ur T ill i i i a e m K p i 011os, Old Broad- wend, on TAIURSII.E.Y. thejth day of July, "A . hath no pi t e-emraeriee a b ove a b ent ."_Eeet. ill. lg. l e eard lace to at g o ra d n i t gn to it th y o e f ß p ev r er eb e en nd .. ts l , :lyl6. Pete: Alfred . Comptom , . Beckenha . an and Lee, Kent, farmer .stmt en, at the Bankrupts' Court-.Juiy ZS. William Sanders, 1816 , at Otte o'clock - In th e aße t rug a r t ;e s siself o P by John lux! H. L. Hunt, Tivehrtock.arat, Covent- one of the Candidata yoor suffrages as SHKRIFF of dory of the Cathedral Church of Sarum, void by the fig( UT TIV/oll7_X .THQ- D. NS OF OE- ganleo. • . milwedv , m ao m os i t i se m eita d., i t w ill b e my fi rm s tay . t o death of the Reverend 'kw. Smith. '', LONDON and MID ._ EX for the year ensuing; and to et, heastde, and Covetray ribbon-manual:wer. at at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Coort—Jaly 16. John James Ronald. lIPSVA. ATM TWENTY ' 'ATI GeALLONS OF son, Broad•atroetplace, London. merchant, at eleven, at the ). 1 1tANDY. • • DEBILITY AND NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. . In 1 vol. Bvo, price 7s. 6d. boards, act imparually , and re ort to the utmost of my power the us. _ e d in C: i a v rr e t:c t / h tt h 's il o/la. m4ent , J y ine wi r. l 4. llol lols. a Levee at fßriaaarsk", hos Pts ier C . "- at rt- tea ju , l it 2 ihe "sePh llankro W pts eed ; .A ur i t—l hi°" u ' l P y lac lB. B.ll" Janie; Whiff! Ina been ef•gulariy4Nedinneetl and is distilled , now in 0 a e pout egosc itizens . BBERVATIONS illustrative of the HISTORY and " Liu 41 • 'l' of in diegr - - If Your early attendance as the Poll . Notice NI; Hudson, liirchin-lane and Walworth, merclism. a ten, at the Bankrupts' Court—Jule le. George Brown. Bridge-road Lam- a the Excise Distillery, St. Cetbzrines. I - have td to stet flamples seen, at ths- H ZREATMENT of CHRONIC DEBILITY ; th e kro- ism v behalf. 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( cou 'ull r en t_ j a and o, F 23 nur . c ci h s i :Coi rle, l at ens, d J N am ic e h s olss-la tines ne.. ota Lool jew bard ry. -areet merch , w a ti nd , %lock : and on the Morita! of Sale hoes Pee till Twelve otelnek. ° a u, b c son i r . thi s,. an d r a d e k tire us e% 01 4 1: t i =:r i f the Royal College of Phy si ci a ns, President of the • _____ Brenchley, Kent, timber-merchants, ac ten, at the lisnittoPte . at twelve , at the Bankrupts' Untrt--July 23. William Diarist), ...Samples can ig ety of London, Senior Physician to the Royal West CIAYSE QF MN EXHIBITION. War-Offire, June 21. 11M. li vaa tl The 4t u tre s ; to be birbed. &mem the codling out of a gavair Infirmary, and Physician to the London Dispensary. S OCIETY • ' eel by. T. sod G. Underwood. 32, Fleet-street. . PALL-WALL Fyil ET. OS . the 17th Or Lelesmerslthe Rat. or Foot bearinf on Its COIORTS """ "enr/ striae'', George Edward Graham, and Henry mimics ea** _ ...4-. , ' . V . , l'bis day ,a Published. bandsonicly printed two Volumes 80. with The EXHIBITION for the Sit.LE 4 the WORKS of LIVINa ARTIS'fS of the UNITED KINGDONI will and Appointments thedigure of the " Royal Tiger, with the word Fauntleroy , nerner's-street, bankers at ten, at the lisalnams* ...—" filndoo.iars•• supers' eribed. 'Er - si lasting teninic;iy of the exert). Court--Jultt 16. Edward Chittenden: Ashford, Kent, Ironmonger, C • , 1 1 1 TO 11A tr .s.- 06, -I V' I •••... . Mary civldurt ^F . th• Irn•••• • i Forint., tirm m•.:.•81 .i. :•• •••••.i Am im T.A:. at twelve. a the Final 1-1....1 rt:.....1...... aev..• Ard R 5! Ar IirEET,IIII:NETKR DAIRII.--The _COllrs;__ ..) ,t1,1,1,19_ and 'eye? Engravings, price 1/, is. boards , tb: second , pv „ tia , ~.. ; , Rev rend nreben - the 1 iblialted. _ printed a Mai, reset Engravings, price 1/. Midge, 'artfully revll and torrectsd, with a Table of Con tents prefixed, of EIISTORY of the EXPEDITION to RUSSIA, un dertaken by the Emperor Napoleon in 1813. By GENERAL COUNT PHILIP DE SEGUR. Printed for Treuttel and Wilrtz, Tecate], jun. and Richter, 30. lobo-square. Of whom may be had, The Sixth Edition of the French Original, in two vols. Bro. rice IL St. ; at with an atlas of four Portraits sad two Views, The EKII _ the WORKS LIVING A . the _ _ KINGDOM • CLOSE on SA A u . the 9th of July, 1826. Admitsence Is. Catalogue Is. W3l. LINTON, Secretary. IFIAND-IN-HAND FIRE OFFICE, New Bridge street, Blackfrfitit, instituted in 1698, for the Insurance of Buildings, Household Ferniture, Stock in Trade, Re. within the' Kingdom of Great Britaiss. June 24, 18a. AR perms otiose insiF s prie du at Mideaolswer ow re guested walrus's% go* mast semig r amktipawl beasid withhilkdlys from th peri . The Directors me desirous of calling the atteodow of the Public to the advisers derived by an persona Insuring in this Office—that while all losses have been paid by them with the utmost promptitude and regularity from the establishment of the Office, 11196, • return of the profits has in variab/y been made to all persons insuring with them for seven years during the whole of that period. No charge is made for Policies when the sum insured amounts to 3001. or upwards. At. tendance is given daily at the Office tram nine in the morning until four in the afternoon. BIiNJ. ROUSE, Sec. theallgure • Roy sdpireiribed, lasting Only modnet of the Corpeduring the period of its Gerd ee in India, from the year 1301 to 1323. War-nfre, Jane 24. 1825. 3d Regiment of Dragoon Guards.—Lieut. P. Chalmers, from the half.pay, to be Lieutenant. 7th Ditto.—Lieut. C. Corkzao, from the half-pay, to be Lieu tenant. &I Regiment of Light Dregoons.—Enaign T. Cerra, from the 65d Foot, to be Career. nth pieta—Cornet R. Mansel to be Lieutenans,43-egramem. H. F. Mackay. Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase. Ath Ditto.—Major H. C. Craulurd, from the Cape Corps of Ca. vairy, to be Major. Capt. Lord G. A. Hill, from the half-pay, to be Captain. AM Ditto.—A. C. Williams, Gent., to he Cornet, by purchase. 12th Ditto--Lieut. H. M. St. Vincent Rose to be Captain, by purchase. Cornet W. Hyde to be Lieutenant, by purchase. G. Dern, Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase. 15th Ditto—Capt. Byam to be Major, by purchase. Lieut. W. • Scott, to be Captain, by purchase. Comet J. H. Dundas to be Lieu. tenant, by purchase. 3d Regiment of Foot Guardt--Ensign and Lieut. C. Douglas, to be Lieutenant and Captain by purchase. To be Eneigns and Lieu tenants, by purchase—Ensigns Hood, from the Gist Foot ; 11. J. Bruce, Gent. nleirey, •--Julg , Ironmonger, tat twelve, at the Berth Hotel, Birmingham—Auguat 2. William Hippon, Dewsbury, York, woollen-manufacturer, at eleven, at the Wellington Hotel, Rochdale__July 30. Philip !Powell, Nor.h. street, Brighton, silk-mercer, at ten, at the Bar.krupts' Court— July 16. George Hint, Manchester, clothier, at eleverti• at the Bankrupts' Court—July 16. George Jay and Thomap Ward, Burlington-gardens, artificial florists, at eleven, at the am \rants' Court—July 16. John Kingham. Croydon, linen.tirsper, at dryers, at the Bankrupts' Court—July 16. Thomas l'lne and Edward Davis, Maidstone, millets, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Coon— July 18. George Stimsea, Beighshelinsow„catpcnte , at tan, at the New Inn, Brigittlielantone—Jaly r 2. Thomas Onnskirk, tailor, at eleven, at the Neptune Hotel, Liverpool. CERTIFICATES. Jui.rr 16. Thomas Pyke, sen., Thomas Pyke, jun., and James Pyke, Bridgewater, bankers—John Durham, Cstherine-street 'nand, cabinet-maker—Thomas Cmwther, Lindley, York, clechier— William Tyler Heath, Cushion -court, Broad-iiireet, Lar.doa, merchant—Charles Sheppard, China-walk, Lambeth, leather dresser—Thomas Shaw, Southampton, winmaierchant--Joreph Bally, Bristol, merchant--Mary Nathhn Geiwge-atreet, Adelpbi, bill-broker-11'08am Quirk, Livespoal, ale and beer-brewer—Ed ward Gardiner William Tuck, Edmonton, market-gardener—Jolua Trayton Durraat, Lambeth-read. victualler—Willism Clay, Cul lum-street. City, flour-factor—William Smith, St. Clement, Wor cester, brewer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Benjamin Seholfield, James Buckley, Saluutl Buckley, and James Beets, Rhodes-mill, Lancaster, cotton-spinners, so far as relates to the said James Beets—Jonathan Dunn and Henry Dunn, Nottingham. printers--William Ransford, Thomas Gay Ransford, and James Brookabank film; hat-iruinufscturers, so tar as relater to the said Williatn RansfordLGenrge Laver and James Vickery, Ernextoureet, Strand, attorneys—Charles Wright and John Wright, Alton, Southampton, auctioneers—Thomas Elliot, Thomas Elliot, jun., and John Elliot, Sheffield, eutlers— William Bothwell sad John Rcrthwell, Liverponl, merchants—lienry Morgenstern, Jars slollenhauer, and John Martens, Liverpool, sugar-refiners— William Tyler and Edward Tyler. High-street, Ablgste, butchers —Benjamin Ilargreave and Thomas Roberts, Lends. York, coal merchants--Edward Mackie and Edwin Francis, Maidenhead, caach-makers--Christopher Mints, James Hall, and William Holmes, Little Gonerby Lincoln, machine-makers--Philip Jones and Matthew David Barrie, Tbeobald's.road, 31'4:Wiese:, ea r gravers—Elisabeth Humby and William Humby, Wilton, Wilts, builders--Fanny Hinchlif and Sarah Rudman, Cragg, Sowerby, Halifax, York. shopkeepers,—John Atherley and Francis Pike Hewitt, Arnold, Nottingham, bobbin net lace machine-makers— John Morgan and David Arthur, Neath, Glamorgan, maltaters. The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed from the Returns made in the week ending the 22d day of June, 1825, is 3frs. I Id. per hundred weight, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof Great Brilaw. GREAT WESTAIDUrrAR DA I REO- 1 11b RITIVE of MANAGIENEN T o orb CO 1 6 .1 PA request the arenda.'ee of ths Pseptistors on WEDNESDAY. •29itt inst. at Twelve eerie* be. One prerisely, et Sse Crown a Anchor Thivene.le deellereeet, vb. u opera stannwebt della Main will be bid Wiwi 'beat Joy the Conm Nog.. EPWARD LODER, Sec. pro. tan. • BALT LEH 15TEAld od PATENT FIAVIGAT lON COMP/ ' ; of II iNidasorne oirn VITIPENVIS of me ',rm5....- . -- Patent Navigation Company." at Messrs. Drummond anti CO..di eitharinpeross ; or Messrs. Verge, Ward, and Co.'s, i'Aintbard street ; on or before WthiexspaY NEXT, the 29th June infants after which no application can be recei►ed. • czkrEnITTDIT4VeS3Ig—Par le Mar quis daClunbray, Colonel de Artillirie,llde Edition, 3 vols. Bvo, avec un atlas de Cartes et Plana, et S Vignettes, pries SI. 3s. HISTOIRE MILITAIRE de is CAMPAONE de RUSSIE en 1812.—Par le Colonel Bontourlin, Aide-de-Camp de S. M. PErapereur de Russia.-2 rola. Bvo, avec un atlas us folio, price H. ISt. WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY. E Court of Directors ei the West India Dock Cot °pat: y hereby give notice. that an HALF-YEARLY COURT of GENERAL MEETING rill be held, pursuant to the Act et Parliament, at the West India Dock Howe, No.B, Billiter-square, on FRIDAY, the Bth day of July next, at One o'Clock in the Afternoon, for the purpose of CHOOSING and APPOINTING ' FIVE DIRECTORS of the said Company, to aucceed those going out by rotation .; also. a DIRECTOR, in the room of David Lyon, Esq. wlio has disqualified ;,at which Meeting a DIVIDEND will be declared for the Half Year ending the 30th inst. By order of the Court. li. LONGLANDS, Sec. Weft India Dock House, June 17, Ink. The Chair will be taken at Two o'Clock precisely. • On Wednesday next will be Published, price 6s. th e Th ir d N o . o f irl tHE QUARTERLY THEOLOGICAL REVIEW, -L and ECCLESIASTICAL RECORD. CoNTENTs.-1. Liters Sacrw.-2. Lancaster's Harmony of the Leer and Gospel-3. Jeremie's Norristan Price Essay.-4. The Crisis. be the Rev. E. Cooper.--4. 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Luscombe's Sermons.—No- tiees of twelve Religious Publications.—Biblical Memoranda (Nu. lA—Debates in Parliament and Law Proceedings, relative to the Church.—History of the Diocese of Canterbury.--State of the Dioceses in England and Wales.—Proceedings of the Universi- Preterments.—ll Luau of the Episcopal Church of Scotland. Printed for C. and J. Airington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and Waterloo. lace. • • Also, just published, the Second Edition of No. I. B RITISH FIRE OFFI DIILECTI George Holine Sumner Honourable D. Kinnaii Sir C. Sullivan, Bart. Sir Robert Wigram, Bart. William Agnew, Esq. C. James Auriol, Esq. John Bebb, Esq. James Coiquhoun, Esq. James Henry Deacon, Esq. William Fitzhugh, Esq. Francis Freeling, Esq. Established in 1798 for Insuran factories, Goods and Merchand Property, on the most equitable conveys perfect security without the losured. 'ICE, Strand and Cornhill. &c. r, Esq. M.P. Chairman. ird, Deputy Chairman. Elijah B. Lomey. Esq. Thomas Maud; George G. Mills, Es 1. Neill Malcolm, Esq. Richard C. Plowden, Esq. John Sqane, Esq. Joseph Werner, Esq. James West, Esq. Richard' Williams, Esq. nor of Houses, Buildiugs, Mans- Ilse, Ships, Vessels, and other terms, and on a principle which t any responsibility whatever to 4th Regiment of Foot—Hospital-Assiitant J. Hawkey, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 9tb Ditto--Ensign the Hon. A. F. Cathcart, from the 25th Foot, Ito he Lieutenant, by purchase. ' 17th Ditto—Brevet-Alajor %V. Croker, to he Major. by purchase. Lieut. P. N. Anley, to be Captain, by purchase. -Ensign J. D. O'Brien to be Lieutenant, by purchase. J. Darley, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase. 23d Ditto—. Second Lieutenant W. Le Me :trier Tupper, to be First Lieutenant, by purchase. W. R. Stretton. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, by purchase. 25th Ditto—S. Ilderton, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase 31st Ditto.—To be Captains-_Lieut. L. Nunn, without pur chase; Lieut. Wm. Andrea, from the Gith Foot, by purchase. 38th Ditto.—Lieut. C. Barker to be Captain, by purchase. 41st Ditto—Captain W. F. O'Reilly, to be Major, by purchase. 431 Ditto.—Hospital-Asst. Al. Galeani, M.D. to be Asssistant- Surgeon. Mat Ditto.—Hospital-Aast. M. Ryan, M.D. to be Asst.-Burg. 52d Ditto.—Lieut. G. Gimlet to be Capt., by purchase. Ensign W. Vivian to be Lieut.. by purchase.• French. Gent, to be Ensign by purchase. Hospital-Asst. J. Patterson to be Asst.. Surgeon. COLOMBIAN AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. WANTED by the DIRECTORS of the COLOM BIAN AGRICULTURA L ASSOCIATION, a PER SON well qualified to survey ground, to estimate the qualities of different soils, to make suitable allotments of land to new settlers, to mart oat lines of road ; and capable, by bit general experince, a - making himself useful in the Establisfunent of Colonists in a New Settlement. The fullest testimonials as to qualifications and character will be required. Parties disposed to apply for this. appointment, will be pleased to do so by letter to the Secretary (post paid), stating their terms, and enclosing their testimonials. N 0.32, Bticklersbury, JOHN ORROK, See. • June 23, 1823. Insurances may be made for a shorter period than a }ear, and persons insuring for more years than one, are allowed a liberal ' discount, which for seven years amounts to 15/. per cent. on the premium and dnty. Policies will not be charged for sums of 300/. or upwards. This office has allays paid for damage by Fire from Light ning. Receipt.; for the renewal of Policies expiring at Midsummer may be had at the principal Offices in the Strand and Cornhill, London, and of their Agents in the country, who will receive Proposals for new Insurances. JOHN HELPS, Secretary. This dqg is Published, with 14 illustrative Engravings, 61. boards, • 7s. bound 'adieu:Ted, . COOKERY and CONFECTIONARY, By JOHN COMRADE COOKE. An original Work, comprising the varieties of English and Fo reign Practice. " The alliterating title of this volume may at first induce our readers to imagine it a luaus of literature, but we can assure them it is in every sense a valuable practical manual, combining ele gance with utility and economy. Mr. Cooke is, we understand, a professor of Gastronomy, who ranks high in his art, and who pos sesses the advantage of experience, which is not the lot of a certain quackish rival. He is, therefore, well qualified to produce $ va luable book; in which he not only figures as an author, but as draughtsman of several tasteful deigns in ornamental pastry and confectionary. NVe shall not tantalise our readers with extracts from the present work, which cannot be surpassed by Gunter, Jar. tin, Ude or Beauvilliers."—Literary Magnet, April, 11125. London : Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers' Hall-coort, Ludgate-stmt. 56th Ditto.—Capt. H. Webster, from half-pay 90th Foot, to be Capt. Hospital-Asst. A. J. N. Connel, 31. D. to be Asst.-Surgeon. 71st Ditto—Lieut. J. ciardiner, from the Rifle Brigade, to be Capt., without purchase. 74th Ditto— Brown, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase. 78th Dttto--Ensign F. Price, from the 95th Foot. to be Ensign. 82d Ditto.—Hospital•Asst. W. Daillie Rosa, M.D. to be Asst.. Surgeon. 88th Ditto.—Gent. Cadet E. R. Jeftereys, from the Royal Mili tary College, to be Ensign. 97th Ditto.—Hospital -Asst. J. Caret to be Asst.-Surgeon. Rifle.Brigade.—Second Lieut. W. 8. R. Morcott to be First W. S. Tollemache, (lent. to be Second Lieut. Royal Staff Corps.—'4econd Lieut. R. Rayne, from the Royal Artillery, to be First Lieut., without purchase. Cape Corps(Cavatcy)apt. H. Andrews, from the 12th Light Dragoons, to be Major, by purchase. J. Sargeaunt, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase. IpAZARI) and Co. respectfully solicit public attention to the leading points in the present Scheme, and regret the determination of Parliament to abolish Lotteries for ewer. In ad dition to Average pries of Corn from the Returns received in the Week ending July 111. L 825. Wheat. Barley. Oats. I Rye. I Beans. I Pease. a. d. a. d. d. d. a. d. a. el. 58 8 34 11 24 8 40 8 33 7 37 1 FOUR £21,000 .c21,e00 I 21,000 21,000 And many other Cap itals , without any flanks. The holders of the Four Prizes of l 0 Guineas will each receive Sixteen Pipes of Wine, and in proportion for Shares ; making SIXTY-FOUR PIPES OF `VINE! To be selected from the Stock of any Wine-merchant in the King. dem, by the fortunate holders themselves; independently of the Money paid by Government, amounting to £204.442 t ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, FRIDAY 15th JULY SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. TO FACILITATE THE STUDY OF THE LATIN. Just published, by J. Bonier, School Library. 73, St. Paul's Church-yard, 1. A_ N EASY INT/LOI),FTION tztbp WRITING CUSTOM-HOUSE, Jr NE ENTERED INWARDS—The Jane, Hicks, from Cork ; Courier, Owens, from Belfast ; Briton, Pounds, from Cork ; Came, from M'aterford ; Hindostan, Lamb, from Havannalt; Thetis, Sadler, from Jamaica; Giratilt, Brown, from Charente; Hope, Perria, hum South Sees; Margaret, Christie, from Pillati ; Rae, Alexander, from Seville. • i I I . The undermentioned Officers have been allowed to dispose of their half-pay at, unattached Commissions:— • • Lleut..CoJ. T. A MI. half-pay Royal Ataggon Train ; Alajor R. Carew, half-pay lbld Foot; Major I. H. Hewitt, half pay Portu. guese Officers; llajor J. .1. Fraser, Retired Lim, 7th Royal Ye. teran Battalion; Capt. J. Flood, half.pay 118th Foot; Capt J. Greene. half-pay 3d Foot ; Capt. J. C. Tutinell, half-pay lade ptndents ; Capt W. Gossip, half-pay tiOth Foot; Capt. A. Mor rison, half-pay York Light Infantry Volunteers; Capt. R. Mul lins, half-pay 67th Foot; Capt. I'. Cold, half-pry 132 d Foot; Lieut. W. Webster, half-pay 20th Light Dragoons. - .3.t:-1.. Vela y f toreure to the Pupil a thorough understnnding of the Principles of Graminar ; a new Edition, greatly improved, prise Is. fid. By JAMES MITClik.Un 2. A KEY to the LATIN LANGUAGE, embracing the double object of speedily qualifying Students to make Itttin into English.and English into Latin. By J. Atkinson. Price Is. tiro. bds. 3. A VOCA BI "LA RY of LA'TIN NOUNS and ADNOLN3, VERBS and ADVERBS, arranged according . to their endings ; being an Appendix to the above Key, and containing Excemions to the General Rules therein given. liy the same Author. Price Is. boards. Offices, Royal Exclingeogrie,6l7llirl street, ehd of Rei .eltastreet, London ; where they have been most successful in seihng Capital Prizes, haring in one Lottery sold All ' the Thirty Thousand Pound Prizes--in the last Yea's Lotteries alone they sold Five Prizes of 30,0001. and 20,0001.—and in the Lnttery drawn Tuesday, llily 31, No. 1304 (('lass B) a Prize of 30,0001. and No. 31)37 (Class A), a Prize of 5,000/. ENTER ED OU TwAnDs.--Eagle, Henry, for Genoa and Leghorn; Sarah Margaret, Siteader, for llamburgh ; New Union, Broecke, for Antwerp ; Fairlie, Short, for Teneriffe, Madras, and Calru;• t ; King of the Netherlands, Slater, for Rotterdam ; Aufgchtn Sonne, Decker, for Hamburgh ; Union. Iletitle, fur Calais ; lan.e, Miller, for Waterford ; Martha, Blackburn. for Dublin ; Tritt , -:. Owens, for Belfast ; Upton Castle, Thaker, for Madras u: d Bombay. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY' AT GRAVESEND.—TLe Alacrity, Findlay. for Bombay, Madras, and Cape of Good Hope; Countess of Harcourt, Delafons, for China: Rachel, Chadwick, for Hamburgh ; Magnet, Mount, for New York; Marys, Primrose, for Memel: Vrou w Peierke, Waalkes, for Emden; Mary An'., Sheflabear, for Elsinore and Riga. CLEARING OvywAßEs.—The London, Rumbeet, for Harr borgA ; Electra, Robinson, for Philadelphia; Henry Wellesley, Wade, for Sierra Leone ; Hennes, Robertson, for Fernarnborn King of the Netherlands, Slater, for Rotterdam ; Mellish. Cole, for Madeira, Madras, and Bengal ; Diana, Sim, for Leghorn; Zeno, Talbert, for Seville ; Delaforct.Yuung, for Crunstadt ; Venus. Fowler, for Barcelona and Pernambuco. THE celebrity DISON and CO. have attained by the perfection of their LACES, has gained them thedistinguished patronage of the DIICHESI3 of KENT. who has appointed them British and Foreign Lace Alanufacturers to her Royal Highness. Ladies will find at their •Warcbouse the advantage of a moat splendid choice in Colonnade and Flounced Dresses, real Brussels Veils, Chantilly and Blond Veils. Squares, Pelerines, Court Lap pets, Blond Fiouticings, mica , &e. Tl!ey particularly solicit at tention to the perfection of their APPLICATION DE BRUX ELLES in Dresses, Shawls, Scarfs. Veils, Pelerines, Laces, &c. which, emanating direct from their Manufactory at Brussels, they can arm full one-third lower in price than inferior articles are usually sold for. No. 37, Regent-street, exactly opposite the Argyll Rooms. UNATTACHED. Major J. G. Baumgardt, from the Bth Light Dragoons—to be Lieut.-t oL of infantry, by purchase. (,'apt. W. C. Coles, from the litth Light Dragoons; Capt. C. Yorke. from the bid Font; and Capt. P. Taylor, fro.n the Cape Corps of Cavalry—to be Majors of Infantry, by purchase. Lieut. R. Warr.uid, frOm the tith Dragoons; Lieut. C. B. Brix. bane, from the 9th Foot; Lieut. J. V. Scarlett, from the 6th Dra goon Guards: Lieut. G. Quick., from the Ist Dragoon Guards ; Lieut. C. A. Wrottealey, from the 16th Light Dragoons ; Lieut. C. H. Doyle, from the 4th Light Dragoons; Lieut. Hon. C.Orcy, from the lid Foot ; and Lieut. T. Wood, from the fieth Foot—to be Captains of Companies, by purchase. Ensign 7. Gordon, from the 74th Foot—to be Lieutenant, by purchase. GAR zusows.—Major-Gen. Sir G. A. Wood to be Governor of Carlisle, vice Lieut.-Gen. Burne, deceased. INTRODUCTORY FRENCH BOOKS. Published by J.Souter. School Library,7l, St. Paul's Church-yard, 1. 'I HE M NEW FRENCH PRIMER; containing a Vocabulary of Familiar Worth; and Phrase*, with the Nouns, illustrated by upwards of 250 Engravings. Price Is. seam] and la. Od. bound. FROM LLOYDS LIST. PROSPECTUS of the ST. KATHAKINE DOCK COMPANY. Constituted a Joint-Stock Company by an Act of the 6th Qeorge IV, 1825. This important undertaking is supported by many of the leading Merchants, Shipowners, and Traders of the Metropolis, who are deeply interested in promoting its commercial prosperity. The necessity of giving to the public additional convenient wet dock and bonding accommodation near the seat of business in the port of London, and of seething to it a reduction in the rates anti charges, has long been experienced. Moderate rates upon the land. ing, housing, rent, shipping, sta of goods, are essential for the pur pose of bringing this port nearer to a level, in point of expense, not only with the other pries of the empire to which the privilege of bonding is extended, but more particularly with the principal ports of the Contir.ent of Europe, which, in consequence of their lower charges, attract a very large proportion of the trade of transit which would otherwise resort to London. The prosperity which cannot but attend that lucrative branch of commerce, under the improved commercial cede of the country, especially if itCC3ITI panied by a diminution in the port charges, must be apparent from the great increase which, even under existing cir- Wareborritar Act; bfr.44ticilr, I. been 42M .ftrrh il lt l".. bean enjoyed by the port Of London. The London Dock is the oily general bonding tsetse within three miles and a half from the Royal Exchange, and that establishment does not afford accommodation for the increase of trade which has already taken place still less. therefore. can it provide for the additonal extent of business that may confidently be expected to flow out of these enlightened principles of legislation which are so etninently calculated to promote and extend the coin inerce and maigetion of the British Empire, and make the Port of London the emporium of the world. The place which ban been selected for the cormniction of the pro. posed Dotes, Warehouses, Quays, &er which will be runounded with walls, so as to entitle them to all the privileges of the wane. housing system and of Irgel quays, is situated between the Tower aed the London Docks, a- situation unpandelled in point aeon vtnience. The advanced state of science in engineering and architecture„ with the present price of building materials, will enable the pro. inciters of the measute, notwithstanding the comparatively linked site, to afford to the public: accommodation for warehousing, bend. ing, and quay-room, nearly equal in extent to the London Docks; and from an Loomed construction of the warehouses, which will be erected within a few feet of the margin of the docks and basin„ a very considerable annual saving will be effected its the expense of' lebourage. It is computed that the St. Katharine Docks and Basin will, with great convenience. afford accommodation, annually, fur about 1,400 merchant skips, including prime trade Indiernen, besides craft for loading and discharging. Increased facilities will be afforded to the ingress and egress of shipping by the improved application of mechanical powers, by means of which ships and lighters, at a very trifling expense to the Company, may, in the night as well as by day, be locked in and out of the docks during any period of tide ; as the sills of the outward gates will be so constructed as to provide for ten feet depth at low water, and from twenty-six to thirty feet at the height of spring tides. According to the estimates ' , royal before Committees of Parlia ment, the total cost of the site, the purchase of buildings, leases, and the various interests concerned, including compensations and expenses of carryloo the Act into execution, will be about 1,350,000/. ; whilst the capital stock of the London Deck Company amounts to upwards of 3.200,0001. Calculating to on the above estimates of outlay, with an ample provision for extraordinary contingencies and unforeseen demands, including a reserve fund, and making large allowances for a reduc tion in the rates oar the port, the prelim are estimated to be such as will yield a highly satisfactory return to the subscribers on their in vestment.* The profits thus estimated may be anticipated with the greater confidetree, because the calculation proceeds on the suppo- Ninon of an extent of business equal to only throe-fourths of the capacity of the proposed docks and warehouses, whereat it may fairly be expected, that the inestimable advantage of proximity or situation, and the attention which wilt be paid to every possihle im provvinest in management, may secure full employment, and, con. sequeutly. still larger re:urns to the proprietors. The Act provide-4 foe tl.e payment of interest to the subscribers upon their instalments, after the rate ore per cent. per annum, until the works shall have been completed. A deposit of 5 per cent. upon the sums subscribed has been mades and upon liniment of the floc call, a scrip receipt will be issued to the proprietors ; after which; sales of shares may take place. The calls are limited to ID per cent. upon a two months' notice. No person will be answerable beyond the amount of stock stand ing in his na•ne. At the expirntion of one year, to be reckoned from the opening of the docks for business, a dividend will be declared and paid, and After that period half-yearly, regard being had to the creation of a :wed fund for repairs and contingencies. An account of the concerns of the Company for the preceding year will be laid before the proprietors at the annual meetings, and .tray be inspected by them a few days previous to such meetings. The direction is composed of the following Gentlemen :_ TnomAs TOOKE. Esq. CHAIRMAN. G.% DE H. LARPENT, Esq. Dern r r-CiLerneuo. lamas Alexander, Dog. M.P. Sir John Wm. Lubbock, Bart. JOllll Wm. Buckle, Esq. l John Horsley Palmer, Esq. George P. Barclay, Esq, John Distort Powles, Esq. Wm. Crawford, Esq. Henry Rowlett, Esq. .leorge Carr Glyn, E.g. Wm. Sampson, Esq. Lherles Pascoe thenfell, Esq. Alderman Thompson, M.P. • Lyon A. Goldechrnidt, Eeq, Andrew Henry Thomson, nal. Haldimand, Em. .M.P. Thomas Wilson, Esq. 31. P. John Benj. Heath, Esq. Fletcher Wilson, Esq. John Hodgson, Esq. l'oeastatta--Ocorge Carr Glyn. Em q„ tombard-street. SECRETARY—John Hall, Esq., No. 6, Circus, Minoru,. SOLICITOR—WiIIiam Tooke, Eat.. Gray's Inn. U rfa. Exontorx—Thomas Telford, Esq., A bingdon-street, Westminster. AIICiIIITLCT axes bonworos—Philip Hardwick, Esq., Great Marl liorough-etreet. 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Banners -sweet, banker - to The following Works are just published by Mr. Coltman, 11, New Burlington.street ; (removed from Conduit -stmt) viz-- 1. The Diary of Samuel Pep s, Esq. Secretary of the Admiral.) , in the time of Charles 11, and James 11, ; and the intimate friend of Evelyn ; with a selection from his private correspondence: edited by Lord Braybrooke, in 2 vols. 4t0.-2. The Miscellaneous Writ ings of John Evelyn, Esq. now first collected and edited, with notes, in I voL 4to. unifotmly with the Me noire.—J. A new and minted Edition of Twentaine 4 or, the Man of Refinement, 3 vols. Absenteeisro. By lady Alorpn, 1 vol. post aro. :0 • -- _,. C 0113.1 18SA RI A T. Assistant.Commissary-Generals—T. F. Winter, W. Mackay, J. Woodhouse, J. S. E•chauzier, W. Hewetson, J. Laidley, J. S. Dobree, T. Price--to be Deputy Commissaries-General. Deputy Assistant-Commissary-Generals—T. W. Ramsay, C. Graham. W. Jennings. W. Furmidge, F. IV. A. C. Major, R. Green. L. Pennell, J. B. Knight, 11. Heady, J. Tench, J. K. Mad - needy, W. H. Robinson —to be Assistant-Co:nminaries. General. Dommbwariat.Clerke—W. Smith. F. B. Fielde, L. Bracken. bury, J. Whaley, H. F. Oriel, J. G. Smith, T. Teel', F. Cox wotthy, T. 0. S. Swan. H. H. Brown, T. Duguld—to be De puty Asaiatant.Commissaries.Deneral. Ter of Ortinaar, Jane n. Corps of Royal I.ngineers--Lieut -Col. F. B. Tbackeray, to be Colonel. Brevet Major E. Figg, to be Lieut.-Cul. Second Capt. W. C. Ward, to be Capt. First Lieut. R. S. Young, to be Second Capt. Second Lieut. B. S. Stehelini, to be First Lieut. First Lieut. P. Bolton, to be Second Capt. Sowed Lieut. W. Lancey, to be First Lieut. JITNE 24, 1823. Royal Regiment of Artillery--Second Capt. B. R. Hem, from hail-pay, to be 'Snood Capt. BANKRUPTS. John Drake, Shoreditch, oilman, to sureoder June 26, July 12, and August 6, at eleven. at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Moses. Dixon and Sons, New Boswell -court, Linooln's-inn. John Cadogan. Irater-street. Arundel-street, Strand, carpenter, July 2 9, and August 6, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Soli. eitor, Mr. Dewey, Dorset-street, Fleet-street. Thomas Waring, Saint John.strect.read. carpenter, July 2, 23, at eleven, and August 6, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. So lickors, Messrs. Burfoots, King's-walk, Temple. Charles Isborn, White. Lion-street, Norton-falgate, victualler, July 5,9, and Angest 6, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Soil. eitors, Messrs. Smith and Martin, Leman-street, Goodmansflelds. Samuel East, Green Man, Stratford, victualler. June W., at twelve, July 2. and August 6, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Thomson, George-street, Minories. John Gu n nell, Platt-terrace, Battle-bridge, bobbin.net-cap. I maker , Jur 2. 9, and August fi, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. I Solicitor, r. Sutcliffe, New-bridge-street, Blackfriars. James Norton, Brampton, master-mariner, June 28, at eleven, July 7. and August 6, at nine, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solici tors, Messrs. Ravenhill and Crook, Poultry. John Sheiles, Merthyr-Tidvil; Glarnorganshire, mercer, July 4 5. and August 6, at one, at the Coromacial Room, Bristol. Soli. citrus, Messrs. Ilurdand Johnson, Temple; and Mr. J. B. Grindon,l Bristol. Isaac Worthington, Manchester, draper, July 2, 9. and August 6. at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Hurd and Johnson, Temple. John Shave, Stroohain-Aspall. Suffolk, grocer, July 7, at six, 8, and 6 August, at ten, at the King's Head, Stowmarket, Suffolk. Solicitors, Mr. J. Golding. Salisbury-square; and Mr. S. Golding, Sufiblk. James Richardson, Liverpool. merchant, July 8,9, and August 6. at one, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Solicitors, Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row ; and Messrs. Radcliffe and Duncan, Liverpool. John Weidman, Bristol. linen-draper, July 11, 12, and August P. at one, at the Bush Tavem, Bristol. Solicitors, Messrs. Wil liams and White, Lincoln's Jon Old-buildings; and Mt. F. Short, Thom Pearson, Redman's.row, Mile-end, Old Town, and Cooper's-row, Tower-hill, merchant, June 28. July 12, and August 6, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court. Sobettor, 61r. W. Hanley, Nava's-place, Corameretal-road, East. William Kibler, Dorrington-s reet, Coldbath.fields, victualler, July 2. 9, and August 11„ at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Soli citors, Messrs. Bir6ett, Taylor and Cox, Cloak-lane. John Yates Lucy, Paldtugton green, hay-salesman, July 2, at .. - - ~.~: ...... - ,4 ."7 DARTMOUTH. JUNE 23.—The dayflower, Williams , lion Liverpool, arrived here this day, saw at half-past seven on Torrid iv evening, a large schooner, with white wide, run on the Stag Rock, off the ;Lizard ' and sunk ; they were about one mile dim::: Another small vessel being nearer, sent their boat to assist, but nothing appeared to be taken up by them. DEAL. JuNt 24.—Arrived from the River the Sarah, Douglas, for Rio Janeiro; Matilda, Yetis, for Malta; and Sarah, Drum mond, for New York. Four p.m.A ship Is coming Into the Downs, supposed to be the Lord Hungerford, for Madras. GRAVESEND, JVNE 24.—Arrived, the Maria, Parker. from Malta; Mangles. login, from New South Wales ; John Buschman. Brown from Grenada ; Stockton, Galbraith, fron t Hond u r a s ; Good Igotber, —, from Sandefiord. Sailed, the Etheldreit. Wilson, for Quebec ; Glaplwa, Morton, for Antigua ; Mary, Hardy, Quebec; London, Rumbert, for Hareburgh. Etsizont, .11:x s 14.—The Thomas Nayler. Tummon. frrna flavannah to Petersburgh ' • and the Columbus, Turner, from H vannah to Copenhagen andPetersburgb, arrived this morning. and will, in all probability, have to perform fourteen days' quaraarie. On the 7:h inst. an American ship was szen in lat. 44.37. 7s long. 27. !O. IV., waterlogged and abandoned, with only her 111111111- mast standing. The Mangrove Bay, from L iverpool for Jamaica, was spoken with on 24th. in Ist. 4. long. The Pacific, arrived off Liverpool from New York, sailed ht June, brings an accnant of the fall of Callao. The Mary, of IVorklngton, • Lee, was to sail from Ilarbadots 13th_ult. --_ _ _ . . Alice, Birbeck, from Liverpool for :24. John's, N.B. 0..: a days. The Wellmley, from Jamaica, was parted with cleat o the Gulf, on the 14:11 ult. by the Thetis. arrived in the River. VESSELS SPOKEN WlTll.—Mangrov Bay, from Liverpool for Jamaica, 9th inst. saw an American vessel water-logged sea abandoned by the new , only the mainmast standing, by the Bal four, Gunson 2 arrived Mr the Isle of Wight. At Halifax fair, on show of mulch COW 3 was very slender ; but that of horses was abundant, and re: them good prices were obtained. Mr. Castelli, of Waterford, has now in his possession a beautiful painting of Judith and Holophernes, for which he has refused five hundred pounds. It formerly belonged to a respectable family in Dublin. who sold Is for lust: pounds! There is scarcely a doubt of its being a Paul Veronese.—Dithlin Paper. HERRING FISHERY.—A letter from `Vick states, that the boats had taken great quantities of herrings on th: hooks. Fresh herrings were selling, of a fine quality. at 6d. per dozen.—Fresli herrings are getting mare plentiful in the West Highland lochs. A boat had arrived at the Broomielaw with ten or eleven hundred. which mi t a featly sale. They were retailed in the streets at three-halfpence each.—Ediskurgh Weekly Journal. The late fire bear Cavendish-aquas. where so many houses were destroyed, is suspected to have been the work of an incendiary... The resirlene: of an old woman named Popp'.ewell, 66, Afortimer-street. was, with its furniture, entirely destroyed by the fire. The woman was in ber 90th year, and formerly lived in the service of the Princess Amelia; and her husband was butler to the Princess. She had formerly been one of the housemaids to George 11. and raged with considers. es immediately set off front understand, a mutt destroy.. to tbilv w eOe n fnflu t r. o Be: t bttri h o e rdAk spo canyol t. tunnrbea ' r f tnr h ieno o rgf ug ye h dlnvoegi s nn • have not yet obtained full particulars respecting this calamitous event, we bear that Fourteen or fifteen hones or cottages have been burnt down. / , M