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.7 - -. ‘ ;~ ~~ u / Ar• • - 4. t • ... • / .' • ." ; ~„ • , t+ .ill • . No. 6,581. Rl' i. nus Palle ra EN urlel ,s 1 bun sills arraf Mbet Doe t of .;•• ND I SI Bb Seiinior i ll, Jana r &amp! rat ; 411 Cy racy; rCe i l l • r Se Of A RO iCK 1 r. Ban ti ; ROYAL NAVAL CLUB, !MICH AT THZ CAOHIF AND amigos lorsips. I pPweee hree ( The I • nes stern eel , • MECHANICAL TOOLS. ' • moat 4 001 1 • uglily Canilooes, et SA, Charing-. 11A/ am • ogre, • whole hich, for • ipes and arded Gil A, • doz. ; A good ed wit :tie Wit ' • or h !eave &c. *maim orence ow laniling, • radon 11 Ws. treaces, andl width will be it.— lIYAND NAVY WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE STRAND. o. Eight nio&I ion • Cadets for • %thawed e ht Cavalry, Compan . 'menu sup . . est notice. The Officers • e whole of •• bad o. .word ... Plate. Carriage, 'diet, and • • • of Light Vales, and t . • • 'on, fre • • moderate N.B. The ishment • y am, RI . has d constand, • richer'- - tote it ts, as sure t w ai t satire! y • least , hich ma( hich hat edict' ' • in cry •e hair, • bt entlemen hal e Papers blithe(' roared • n the Hu •• eta, hair, in pots *- them • • • harsh e trot Alf ab the N• in this Ignorant Is crr ways • air trial ten th e Itisnot e of the nd out t. and Peas els of 'err he, lt of Ith f or limp ; int , ' l l L - . rattlic Mite! et the 3 other tb ch um Kt( td Sat (Ne mo um. she y ten MI L i 1: t tlIt e fah NEW THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANN. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, Janoary 0, will be Performed a new Tragic Play, called KENILWORTH Or, THE DAYS OF GOOD QUEEN BESS. Nal of laieester, Mr. Wallack ; Lord Burleigh , Mr. P o p e ; Walter Raleigh, Mr. Mercer; Nicholas Blount, Mi. Gattie; Richard Varney, Mr. Archer ; Edmund Tresailian Mr. Penley ; Antony Paster, Mr. Terry ; Michael Lambottme,' Slr.Diowne ; Wayland Smith, Mr. Harley. Queen Elizsbeth, Mrs. Bunn': Amy (Countess( Leicester), Mis.W.Wast , Duchess of Rutland, Ni. Boyce; Janet Feast, Miss S. Booth; Cicely, Miss Pony. After which the Pantomime of , TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. VTANTED, a YOUTH that has a Taste for Drawing, 7" as APPRENTICE to a SEAL ENGRAVER. He will be kindly treated, and a thorough knowledge of the Art indus triously promoted. Will be free of the City. A suitable Premium required.—Apply 407, Strand._ HARLEQUIN AND CHEST ; Or, !HALER AND THE PRINCESS SCHI RINE. Harkemin, Mr. Howell; Pantaloon, Mr. T. Blanchard ; Paulo; Columbine, Mira Smith. N.B.—Private Door. TILEATRE.ROTAL, COVENT-GARDEN. :IS EVENING, TUESDAY, January 6, will be performed GUY MANNERING. Hew Balsam, Mr. Sinclair ; I)ominie Sampson, Mr. W. Far. De die Dimwit, Mr. Rayner. Lucy Bertram, Miss 31. • Julia Manuring, Bliss Harinnenla ; Meg Merrilies, After which the Pantoroine of HARLEQUIN AND POOR ROSIN; ar, THE IfOUSE THAT JACK BUI LT. Harlequin, Mr. EllAl; Pantaloon, Mr. Barna; Clown. Mr. S. Grimaldi; Columbine, Mra.Vedy. EDUCATION. AT the ACADEMY, CATTERICK, Yorkshire, which has been established Siaty Years, young Gentlemen are in structed in every Branch of Classical, Commercial, and Mathema tical LEARNING, by Mr. STRAFFEN and abl e A ss i s t a nts. They are also Boarde Clothed, provided with Books, &e. at Twenty Guineas a Year each, and upwards. French, by a resident Teacher, 10s. 6d. per quarter. Cards, with the most satisfactory reference, may be had of Mr. Straiten, who attends, from Twelve to Two daily, at the Carolina Coffee-house, Birchin-lane ; and at the Blue Boar, Great Russell street, Bloomsbury. from Seven to Eight every Evening; also of Mr. C. Tutin, Agent, 2 and 3, Chandos-street, Covent-garden ; Mr. J. Fryer, 22, -King-street, Commercial-road • Mr. Jebsoo, 567, n appingW ; Mr. Wilms, 102, Chaapside, Linda's ; Mr. R. Westgate ; and Mr. G. Dale, St. Ames-Tor, Newcastle. upon.Tyno. Committee apptillted to4:llsgpilitloisilant.dierilliall sod Rogniationa of this Society haeby give Notice, That 1p !lance with the Requisition of the Oth nit., a GENERAL 'TING of this Society will be held at the above Tavern, on INESDAY, the 14th instant. The Chair to be taken at o'Clock. Committee also give Notice, that they have directed the first Meeting for the present season to take place at the above .1 on the same day; an arrangement which they hope will generally the wishes of the Society. Dinner on table at the usual hostr—half-past five. R. R. STEWART, Secretary. ' - PARIS---TO PARATITS AND GUARDIANS. A FEW VACANCIES oar, in a highly respectable 11 PROTESTANT ESTABLISHMENT, for a Limited Number of YOUNG LADIES, under the immediate Superin tendence of an English Lady, who has received a liberal education, and has had considerable experience both in public and private tuition. The Pupils, besides having the advantages of the moat eminent Masters in Paris fur acquiring the French Language with correct ness and fluency, together with Italian, Music, Dancing, and Drawing, are thoroughly grounded in the English Grammar, History, Geography, and the Use of the Globes. The greatest attention is paid to their health, morals, and general improve ment; they also experience parental kindness, with the moat libe ral triattment ; and the living is the same, in every respect, uin England. References of the first respectability will be given, and amongst them to parents who have had daughters from one to four years in this establishment. 4LTZAPFFEL and DEY ERLEIN, 61, Charing- Cross, late of Cockspur-street, MANUFAC:TURERB of ,TINES, LATHES, MECHANICAL and EDGE TOOLS, wilt respectfully to inform the Public, and such of their Cus who have not yet visited their present House, that they have many Articles to their already extensive Stock in the general Line ; also Cutlery in all is branches, warranted equal in ; to their Edge Tools, at reduced prices, for ready money. Merchants supplied as usual. DEALERS in FOREIGN It 0011 and IVORY. with present Prices, may be had on application to r-Crosa. A desirable opportunity will offer of accompanying a party at the end of the Christmas Vacation, as well as a aide conveyance to and from Paris at either of the Vacations of Christmas or Midsummer. As the Vacations arc only nominal, for the convenience of those who may desire to have their Children home at certain periods, the Mas ters attend and the studies are pursued all the year round, except one week in each Vacation. gee /ARLES WRIGHT, MERCHANT to his Royal Highness the Duke of Clartnce, next to the King's Opera talon:lade, Haymarket, London, has purchased of Bormester's tine 1820 PORTS, sow in the Dock, fruit, tliveur, and body, are matchless in the trade; in Retches& at 1001. per Pipe. The above will be for. from the Docks, and permitted from thence to the pur. For particulars and references apply (if by letter, peat paid) to E. Townsend, Esq. 47, Lime -street, near the India House. r Waal t of Los ow* by Koff 4 bY 10 d» Weis Ws Ist. AARLES WRlfi HT has in Stock some fine Oki Port, Ms. doz.; superior Sherry, 3lis. per dO2. ; and Cape Madeira, lfis Hogshead, calculated for various purposes, will be e d with two dozen of each of the above-named warranted ge t Wines, bottles, &c. &c. included, and Bent on receipt of or half the quantity, in Hamper, for 61. =cella, Lisbon, Mountain, Teneritre, Bucellss, and Ms &c., 525. per doe. ; Old Cognac Brandy, (hard, '. Ss.fi d. ; a Hum, tid. per gallon.--Just landed, some tine fresh Oil, first quality, in cases of 30 flasks, 40a. per case.— the first quality of Champagne, from the William, ks, fits. per dozen.—Postage must be paid, enclosing and which will be immediately attended to. UNDER THE IMMEDIATE INSPECTION OF THE CITY OF LONDON. COALS, 395. per Chahlron ; Large, 4.55. 6d., free of Cartage, (food Measure, for Prompt Payment, Superior Large Wallund. WILLIAM POOL, COAL-MERCHANT, of the CITY PHCENIX COAL WHARF, IWhitefriars, bottom of Water lane, Ineet.street, and the only Person in the Trade who is so iro mediately under the Clay Inspection. informs the Nobility, and his Friends the Public, that notwithstanding the Watchful es of Spies and Informers, who are paid and su pp or t e d by Cool- Merchants, for the purpose of continuing their own bull Prams, still he is de termined to persist in selling Co a l s f or a less profit than any other House in London, and he challenges all their force to prevent him. Superior Large \VAL SENDL COALS, delivered free of every expense, except the trifle for sletage and Shooting, Seconds, 425. • Inferior, 395. ; One Chaldron Ingrain in taking Twenty, or Thre e Sacks in taking Five Chaldrons. Persons who purchase from W. Pool are solicited to come or send down to the City Phenix Wharf, and see the Coals measured. The Ship Meter's Certificate will be produced, to prove the quality and quantity each Barge contains. Retailers, Dealers, and others, who bring the ready money, shall be supplied with the sort they purchase and the quantity also. 110'. Pool does not take from live to eight Sacks of Coals nut of each Room in the Barge, and afterwards sell the same fur a five, as those worthy honourable gentlemen do who call themselves the re spectable part of the Trade. W. Pool desires the principal Coal Meters to send the most par ticular men they have in thetr employ, with the rule to measure his Sacks and Bushels as the Act of Parliament requires. He particularly requests all persons who purchase Coals from him to desire the Carman to measure the Coals in any Sack they please, in order to prove that it contains Three fair Bushels. This may be taken not only as a friendly but absolutely necessary hint for those who deal with other Coal.lllerchahts, wbo are now selling Coals from Bs. to 10s. per Cbaldron higher than the shove prices. . _ , by Mks 1E extensive SHOW-ROOM at the back of this i EU di 'Ws, wt d . i —....u.hed place of busums s OPEN every day, In the Morning till Eight in the Evening, for the ac of Fitting out Gentlemen in the Army and Navy, Or India. Where may be seen a large and well. Stock of the New Regulation Swords, 'Heavy and .j, Infantry and Navy Swords for the Honourable East Apany's Service, and the Army and Navy in general. ,ts supplied with any quantity of Accoutrements, on the notice. 'Slicers of the Royal Artillery are respectfully informed _ of their Appointments, finished in the best manner may at a moderate price, viz. Military Cap, New Regulation with Steel Scabbard, Sword Knot, Silk Sash, Buff Belt Curricle, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, Bridles, for Rome Use, together with every &scrip t Harness for the East and West Indies, New South the Spanish Main. The Saddlery and Harness merit -1, from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, oderate price. ..B. The Nobility, Gentry, and Public, will find in this Rata ment the Summer and M inter Horse Clothing, equal in qua at as low a price as any now offered for Sale. by Ilifft. way, V., Mei mg r Denim. Cavabir's Dlek Ass Rbahmb's ..INCE'S CELEBRATED RUSSIA OIL is now so improved with an extra valuable ingredient, through which • made it the greatest presence and promoter to the hair : if standy, not a hair will fall off or turn grey : it is such a . to the hair, that even if it has begun to turn grey, it will it to its natural colour by rubbing it (resiliently into the o hundreds have experienced who have used n regidarly. It eto clear the scurf, from infancy to old a ge , an d when dress. with it, will always keep the head and hair clean and bawd and in curl. Will san el y restore the hair on bald places, if •• is the least sign of roots; but if persons are bald,and the roots entirely gone, it is against nature that any article can restore it; if persons pretend to restore hair when the roots are gone, by • article whatever, it is a falsity. Persons who have begun to bald ought to be particular to use the Russia Oil daily, or at " every other day, as there must be a complaint in the scalp, nay go farther, and carry off the hair entirely, if neglected, has often been the ease. Even Medical Gentlemen of the :al Hall, who have analysed Prince's Russia Oil, have pub i in the " lierette of Heahh," No. li., i that the discovery s a credit to the proprietor, and is superior to any other Oil for V, and will do in cases of baldness and weak hair, what can •be done in strengthening and restoring it. The Medical n have also analysed another Oil, which is daily pulled in as used by Emperors, Kings, Dukes, &c., and have in the " Duette of Health," No. 12, that on examining ingredients of this grand Oil, they find it contains only cum )il, coloured and perfumed; therefore, it cannot be compared Russia Oil as a nourisher to the hair. There are petty per- Mdr-dreimers and others, who melt bullocks' fat, and put and perfume it, and take in the public by pretending to a Hears' theme ; but it is well known that Bears' Grease is harsh for the hair, and makes the hair turn grey and fall off. e truth of this is well known to every one who knows the Empe- Alexander, as he lest his hair at an early age ; and many per , of distinction in the North also lost their hair at an early age, using Ilears' Orme. In short, in Russia, and other parts forth, where the Rears are, It is found from experience that Gram( is too harsh for the hair; and whoever recommends country fur the hair, must do it for imposition or must tnt of its injuring the hair; but Prince's Celebtated Russia is mixed with the most nourishing oils In Europe, and it is - s likes jelly; and it is proved by every one who has even it rial to be the only article that actually preserves and pro. the hair. s no wonder that Ladies and Gentlemen hate complained of ' r the Russia Oil not being of service to the hair, as they have out that unprincipled persons have sold them counterfeits. a and gentlemen will be particular, as Impostors in (treat Bri- Fnome, and different parts of the Continent, have made the s of the Counterfeit Russia Oil so much like the genuine, and more to diceire fahely, have printed on the counterfeit covers original," or " gen uine Russ ia Oil," and some even are so although they know it is punishable, to put the original •'s name. Therefore, I - archaic% should be cautious, and I the proprietor, or of respectable venders. for Prince a Improved Russia Oil. The ounce bottle, five • a large bustle, =mining five ounces, one pound, is a las. it at Win IdaSVC 1116 MI, elli li N.B. Orders by post or otherwise will meet immediate atteutiou. s iaaa jot a. eat Ilia. Oa. a by 1 1 / 4 1" Anima. a by Halao at of Btalso L's ea. ikeses Era Hararra are et Co Morgl llol Irani" was AIWA Rd of ler Birk w 1;1 Wu. No Liseekt DR. SYDENIIAM*B ANTIBILIOUS OR FAMILY PILLS OF HEALTH. pa, the 4 ran. s t, March dau v s o ;,, ha we' 1111 Letr a . :: health, r lIESE PILLS (entirely ;;;;ble) are unrivalled in 11 cases of Bead-sill, Loss of Appetite, Noises and Giddiness in the Head, Lowness of Spirits, Flatulency, Obstructed Digs- Lion, together with all Affection of the Liver, and Bilious Dis °niers. These Pills contain not one atom of mercury or mineral, and are so peculiarly mild in their action as to require no confine ment or alteration in diet. The most delicate females find them materially beneficial to their general health, and all who hate used SYDENIIA WS PILLS pronounce them the most safe, mild, anti eflectual family medidne extant. Nothing ean prove the su periority of these pills mote than the numerous cases communicated by persons of the highest respectability, and the countenance sheen them by the first medical characters in present practice. Naval and military men—persona residing in hot climates—those leading sedentary lives, and commercial gentlemen, will find them a certain assistant to repel the attacks of disease arising from neglect, intemperance, the want of exercise, cc the effects of climate. One Pill taken at the hour of dinner is admirably calculated to assist digestion, correct excesses of the table, and give a healthy action to the stomach. In boxes, Is. lid., 2s. kid. 4s. 6d.; and for the use of families and tor exportauon, large boxes, by which there is a considerable saving, at 11s. CAUTlON.—Purchasers are requested to observe the name " J. REES, Bristol," on the (iovemment stamp seised to each box, to distinguish them from imitations sold under similar titles. Sold by T. and C. Butler, 4, Cheapside, and Regent-street, Lon don ; Sackville-street, Dublin ; and Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; Edwards, Ncwberys, St. Paul' s Church-yard ; Sutton and Co., Bow Cliurcb-yard ; Barclays, Fleet-market ; Sanger, Oxford street ; Savary, 31oore, and Co., Bond-street ; Johnson, Soho and Cornhill r ?rout, Strand; and Key, Aldgate, London ; Dean Smith, Windsor ; and by omit respectable Chymista, Druggists, sod MediCIDC Venders thoughout the United Kingdom. by the sole proprietor, A. Prince, Poland -street, Oxford near the Pantheon; and by Dlr. Smyth, perfumer to his 4 t New Bond-street; Messrs. Illendrie, Tiehborne-street ; HA, Oxford-meet Rime. fS , eheapside ; Johnson, 60, Tint, Royal Exchange ; and by must principal perfumers toedicine renders. bit en SP lsfe be las siestii sr , ~ of I.anceehbe. of the WI leted, wiehis 's Russia Oil has been improved with the extra Ingredient • year 1822, through which it will keep pleasant in this or -off climate. Several captains who have come from the Con n hare declared, that whenever they landed merchandise they bees asked if they bad any of Prince's Russia ? therefore 3 sill find an advantage in exporting it. Merchants and will receive a liberal allowance for exportation. I by affidavit on the 24th of November, 1814, before the tyor of London, as A. Prince is the original Proprietor in rose of the Russia Oil ; and therefore, if any perfumer, Ike-vender, hair -dreaser, or any one else in Great Britain or % he:country, sell an Oil called Russia Oil, that is not Prince's, impostors, Ge ntle m e ns counterfeits to their customers. As • Ladies and in the country have been taken in by welded persons selling them Counterfeit Russia Oil, therefore be sure to have the genuine by sending a remittance to the — 4. will be forwarded litiuncillately by coach MORRIS'S (GOLDEN) ANTIBILIOUS, or FA MILY PILLS, a safe and most effectual Remedy for Bilious Complaints, Indigestion, Flatulence, Ikartburn, Costive ness, Spasms, Head-aches, Affection of the Liver, itc. &c. Free liras, men of studious and sedentary habits, such as are troubled with scorbutic humours; merchants. captains, and persons going abroad, will find them highly beneficial. In Gout, Rheumatism, and recent Colds, with Fever, they will be found particularly use ful; they will prove so desirable a Family Medicine for both Sexes, that the Proprietor can offer them with the full assurance of success, in every complaint for which they are recommended, having been administered in private practice upwards of thirty years. Prepared only by George Morris, chemist, &t. to the Royal Family, High-street, Kensington (Proprietor of the Royal Bruns wick Corn Plaster, and celebrated (nugh Drops), to be had a t mo s t Druggists, Plookse ll eni, and Medicine 'Venders in the United King dom, in Boxes of Is. led. or three in one for 2s. Vd. None genuine r unless signed by George Morrill on the Government bump. NEW and SUPERIOR EDITIONS et Dr. GOLDSMITH'S HISTORIES, and other POPULAR HISTORICAL CLASS BOOKS. This day are publishel, p rice N., embellished with a Chemical and Modern Map of kugland and Wales, New Frontispiece, . . &e. 13INNOCK'S Improved Edition of Dr. GOL DS M I T HISTORY of I.NOLA ND, with Biographical, Historical, end Classical Notes, ike. and Questions for Examination; with a Continuation of the History, from the Peace of Amiens up to the present time (October, 18214. To which are added, Essays on the Progress of the Arts in England, and on the British ['institution ; also Three interesting and comprehensive Denealogical Tables of the Sovereigns of England; and many other valuable latprJve. went*. We consider this to be one of the most complete Books of the kind for Education that has ever issued from the press; and ne Improvements so copious as to merit a distinct eulogium. The Editors deserve every praise for the pains and labour they have bestowed in perfecting the publication."—Literory Gazelle. PINNO(K's Improved Edition of Dr. DOLDSMITH's HIS. TORY of ROME, for the Use of Schools, with Questions for Examination ; an Introduction to the Study of Roman Hints ,v • the Incursions of the Barbarians, iihis:rated by a neat coloured Map; a comprehensive Map of the Roman Empire; and nume rous Notes and other useful and highly important Additions by the Editor. PINNOCK's Improved Edition of Dr. 001.DSM 'TIE, HIS TORY of GREECE, with several useful Introductory Chapters; Questions for Examination ; • Hap of the Grecian Empire; and many valuable Additions, ou the plan of the Histories of England and Rome, fir. Gd. LETTERS en ANCIENT HISTORY, exhibiting a Sum mary View of the History, Ocography, Manners, and Customs of the Assyrian, Babyl . onian, Median, Fenian, Egyptian, Israelitish, and Orecian Nations ; with Questions for Examina tion, Ste.; and • unique Map of the Ancient and 31odcni World, printed in red and black. By Anne Wilson, ;id Edition, bs. via. Pit QIOT'. SKETCLI of MODERN LDSTORY ; a New Edition; brought down to the End of the Year 1622. Price 6s. 6d. The ELEM ESTE; of ECCLESIART (CAL HISTORY', from the Birth of Christ to the Present Time: with Questions tor Exa mination, ke. Bhe R. J. Platt. Price PI N NOCK'. POPULAR trio lld. wash, have also been just remoter!, awl. embellished with Portraits. Printed for O. and W. D. Whittaker, Ave 3184641 w, London. BBISIDA a. 4,4 F.e_llolllo. 7C1101 1016 o• pie% lee w as tody. : h itt n, wo Pte Gene. hies hi *truck e r of th pond s% DLL iitti r .6.6 2T - !, . i . . • 2 lik a, setit f Ono. heire. Lleika. LONDON STOVE GRATE COMPANY, Opposite the Mansion House, and at their Manufaetoey, No. 64, Crotched Friars, adjoining the India Warehouse. A SAVINGfrom Fifty to Seventy-five per Cent., u the following Abstract will prove:— ft. in. Kitchen Range, with Oven and Boiler . C 3 0 0 3 0 Patent Back Boiler Range, with falling Top Bar, &c. . 21. 16s. Od. to 3 4 0 3 3 Ditto . Ditto . Ditto • 3 8 0 3 6 Ditto . Ditto - Ditto 3 11 0 3 9 Ditto . Ditto . Ditto . 3 16 0 4 0 Ditto . Ditto . Ditto . 3 19 0 Larger sizes in the same proportion. Neat Elliptic Register Stoves . . 1 6 0 Ditto, with Japanned Fronts • . 2 0 0 Ditto, with Ground Ditto and Ornaments 3 10 0 Bed Room Stoves, various Patterns, 4s. ild. each, or 4d. per Inch In consequence of the increasing support their Original Esta blishment continued to experience, the Company, for the better facilitating the execution of their Orde r s, f oun d it expedient to open those very eligible and extensive Premi ses , directly opposite the 3lansion House, where the y . have concentrated not only the largest but the choicest collection of Ranges, Stoves, Fenders, Fire-irons, and General Furnishing Ironmongery, i n th e kingdom. Prompt payment and no aba4cment. Stoves and Kitchen Ranges Set in Town or Country, by expe rienced Workmen, on the most reasonable Terms. Please to observe—The London Stove Grate Company has no other Establishment than the t wo a b ove - ment i one d. All floods sold by them are warranted to be of the best description, and equal in strength and workmanship to any in this Kingdom. As some Persons (whose names they decline publishing Tor the present) have thought it their interest to assert the contrary, the London Stove Orate Company very respectfully court inspection of their Goods, when the public will have a proof of the decided advantage of purchasing at the above Establishment. Old Stoves and Ranges taken in exchange. LONDON, TU EYTON, Stockbroker, No. 51, ('ornhill, begs leave to remind his Friends, the Public, the State Lottery coin. menees Drawing the 19th Next Month ( Februarth there are Seven Praxes 20,000.., besides Thirty-five other Capitals. Tickets and Shares are selling as above, where all business in the British and Foreign Funds is transacted with fidelity and despatch. QA M UEL WO L L ASTON , IV ine- Merchant, No. 129, ° E h 1.7 Regent -street, near V -lane, has now on sale the following very superior WINES , 'cli for Quality and Price are un equalled in the Trade, 1 ' only : t Per Dozen. line high-flavoured Piz' - - - £9 0 0 Very line p ale Sherry - - - - 2 0 II Fine Mad eira - . 2 0 0 Vidonia . . - - - 2 0 0 Teneriffe - . - - - 2 9 0 Lisbon and Molw:tain . 2 2 0 . Cape Madeira (the finest imported), 11. per dozen, by taking three dozen, or 11. Is. a single dozen. Old crusted Port, three and dye years in bottle, 48s. to Ma. per dozen. I wo hundred dozen curious Old Pon in Pints, 32c. per dozen. CHEAP Old Port (light body), 38s. per dozen. Brown Sherry, ;Min. per dozen. Teneride, 3‘. per dozen, Ste. &c. Just landed, fine sparkling Champaigne, in high mantling con. dition, warranted first quality, 41. 43. per dozen. Country Orders dtrictly attended to. Postage must be paid. YPASSENGERS to all Parts of the Globe, Shippers of Gentlemen's fine Clothing, and Consumers gatcrally, are respectfully informed that they can obtain White Jean and Sa teen Gabionable Trowaiws (medium saest, from Ss. lid. to 9s. did. ; Drab ditto, as. iid. to Bs. ed.: Drill ditto, k. Pd. to I.ls. ; Cased. mere diuo, 241. to Us. W Walithlt s li• c l e t Whit* MasseglEs J16:116. ; Ile to 145. ; White Jean Jackets, M.9d. to 9a. fid.; &Me Drafting (iownt, 10s. Bd. to 18s. ; Bath Coating ditto, las. to 245.; Cambia Travelling Cloaks, 38e. to 485.; Black and Blue Coats, 825. to Ma. ; llortung or Frock Coats, faced with Silk, Gas. to 84s. ; if mallets, order, 10 per cent. extra, and may be returned if not approved. The above Articles are cut and manufactured by superior work men, so that the higher-priced Garments will compete in quality and fashion with those from the lira West-aid Tailors. Good Cotton Shirts, from 3s. 4d. to St. Od. Linen Shirts, for home use, made with especial care from best grass-bleached Linen only,and cheaper than can be obtained by purchasing the Zoe risk, &c. Writers, Cadets, and AI idsbipinea, are Equipped to effect com fort, economy, and despatch, By SILVER and CO., Clotttiels. &c. No. a, Combill. WINTER CLOTHING FOR CHARITIES. MEN'S KNIT SHETLAND HOSE, Bs. 6d., 10s. 6d., and I3s. pa Dozen: very stout Ribbed, 14s. 1 Worsted and Lambs' Wool, Ils. to 14s. Flannel Waistcoats, Sits. to Xs. # Worsted Ditto, 211. to 3Cs. ; Spotted and White Jersey Ditto 265., %Os., and 31s. Welch Flannel, IkL, kid.. l id., sad Is. per yard. Men's strong Linen Shins, is. 6d.„ is. 9.1., and Ss. each. Bed Rugs, 2s. 9d., 3s. 9d., and 411. 6d. Linsey Woolsey and Flannel Petticoats, 3s. and 3s. 6d. Blankets, 41. 6d. w ns. dl. per pair. Women's and Children's Sheiland, Bs. 6d. 2 10s, and 12s. 64. per dozen ; White, Black, and Slate-coloured Worsted and Lambs' \Fool, I Is. to 14s. Lambs' Wool Cravats, 91. lid. Great Coats, Cloaks, Yarn Gloves, Mittens. Welch Wigs, Kilmarnock Caps, A.c. • JOHN STEAK and Co. most respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that the above are part of a very large Stock of Goo& on Sale for charitable uses, the annual priced list of which may be had on application. COUNTRY ORDERS, with a remittance or reference, regu larly forwarded. Hosiery and Flannel Warehouse, 64, Oxford -street, nearly op posite the Pantheon. Angola Under-Clothing of peculiar softness, fins Welch Sim nel, Wash Leather Waistcoats, Drawers, Socks, &e. TO LADIES PURCHASING WINTER CLOTHING. JARMSTRONG, 32, Oxford-street, begs leave to say that his STOCK of 0001)8 for the WINTER consists of Ladies' !labit and Peßass Cloths, of every new and fashionable colour, Bath and Knap Costinks, Tilbury Cloak!, Cashmere Plaids and Stripes; an immense stock of real Welch and Lancashire Flannels. twilled and plain Stuffs, Bombasines, Norwich and Cashmere Crapes, Lustros, Poplins, Iridt Tabinetts, with a complete Stock of Haberdashery, Hosiery , and Gloves. On the Memory Coaster will). faeukcdasind Leanings, bs. ginning at 2a. 9d. Oro* de Naples, 3s. 4d. to the best quality made at to. 6d. Wide Lavenstnes from 3s. 6d. to Ga. Figured Oros de Naples from 3s. od. to its. &c. &c. J. Armstrong begs to observe that he now has on sole one of the most complete stocks of Fur ever offered to this public, in either the wholesale or retail, from the lowest mock sable to the most su perb Ermine, including Lynx, Chin-Chills, real s a ble, Fitch, &c., at prices which defy all competition. In consequence of the pre sent dirtressed state of Ireland, J. Armstrong has just Pa/- chased a large quantity of 7-Htlis and 4.4ths Irish Linens of au. perior fabric, which are now on sale from Is. a yen!. advancing 2 di up to se. Braganza Shawls, 6s. 9d. to one ',mines. Scotch and Norwich Shawls, Black and White Bobbin Veils, Lacs of every description, including Foreign Blonds. • • The whole of the abov e (boas are selling at the lowest prices, fur ready money. All country lettere mus• be post-paid. No patterns CUL lobo Armstrong, 32, Oxford.street, opposite Dean -street, Soho. CHEAPEST CLOTHES WAREHOUSE IN LONDON. lALBERT, Tailor, Woollen Draper, and Habit • Maker, 47, Fish-street-hill, seven doors from the Monu ment, most respectfully acquaints his Friends and the Public in general that he Manufactures every description of GENTLE MEN'S CLOTHES, LADIES' HABITS, ece. in the moat elegant form, for those Gentleman who are part icular; in their dress, and upon such terms as will insure their future favours. The extravagant charge of thou who are necessitated to take and give long credit has been the subject of complaint fur many years: therefore I. A. is induced to subunit a List of his Prices to the Public ; and assures those Gentlemen who have not favoured him, that they will find a material difference in price between his end other Houses who make up their Clothes in the very same style ; for, in consequence of haring his Geode manufactured for Ready Money, and conducting his Mistiness upon an enlarged and im. proved plan (for Ready Money), be is enabled to sell for less than other Houses purchase their Goods for. PRICES. Z. it. d. t. a. 4. Gentlemen's Second Cloth Costs - 1 16 0 to 9 0 Ditto best Second ditto . . 4 0— 2 Estes Superfine Blue and Black Saxony Wool, superior texture - - • B 9 0 •-• 3 1 3 Best fashionable Marseilles Waistcoat' 07 0 .- 0 13 Superfine Toilinette ditto . 0 7 0 -. 0 13 Black, Scarlett, and Buff Kereeymere ditto 0 10 6 ...- 0 13 Ditto Silk Florentine ditto .. 015 0 1 6 Fine Milled Kerseymere Breeches - oto 0 - 1 6 Patent Prince's and Wellington Cord ditto 0 16 0 1 4 Fashionable Cloth Pantaloons and Trowscre 0 16 0 1 10 Striped Jean Nankeen ditto - - 0 7 0 —0 16 Gentlemen's Box Coats ' with Caper 2 12 0 .- 6 6 Ladies' ditto ditto, and Habits • 2 10 0.-6 10 Gentlemen's Cloth Great Coats . 1 10 0 S 3 Ditto Superfine ditto . . . 310 0 4 4 Servants Liveries made to order - 4 4 0— 6 6 A large and fashionable assortment of Gentlemen's and Boy's Clothes, of every description, constantly on Sale, at I. ALBERT'', 47, Fish-street Aruiy, Navy, India Officers, and Merchants' Orders, executed with despatch, and a liberal discount for Ready Money. Boat, Riding, or Driving Cloaks, Box Coats, Ice- in great variety. CHILBLAINS, RHEUMATISM, SPRAINS, & THE CAJEI'UT OPODELDOC.--Cajcput Oil, which is the basis of this Opodeldoc, has been long - highly esteemed on the Continent, as a remedy for Chronic Rheumatism, Spasmodic Affecdous, Chilblains, Palsy, Stiffness, and Enlargement of the Joints, Sprains, Bruises, and Ikafnew ; and the experience of late years, in England, proves that it merits the high character given of it by the most eminent in the profession, in those obstinate corn. plaints. Being combined in the form of Opodeldoc, it is rendered more Penetrating , and consequently much more efficacious as an extcrual application. Rubbed upon the skin, by means of flannel, or the warm hand, it allays morbid irritation of nerves, invigorates the absorbents, and accelerates the circulation. 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Oendenten of the Law, and persons wishing for a full and ac curate report, will bad this the only edition to be depended upon. This day are published, in two volumes 12mo. price ce 13e. boards, MALES of OLD Mr. JEFFERSON, of Gray's Inn, collected by YOUNG Mr. JEFFERSON, of Lyon's Inn. The First Series, containing the Welsh Cottage; or, The Wood. mates Fireside—Mandeville ; or, The Voyage—The Creole ; or, The Negro Suicides. Pruned for 0. and W. 11. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane, "Of these Tiles, " Mandeville" is our favourite. It is the production of an author who knows the world, and who has seen the wonders of the deep. One who Is acquainted with na val history and naval discipline ; and has worked a number of points of both into an interestin& tale, which contains several animating scenes and vivid deaeriptions."—Literary Cluunicle, June 7, 1823• INTERROGATIVE AND IMPROVED SYSTEM OF GENERAL EDUCATION. 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The Irish nines of Fridry says--" The provincial riper& have net, far some time past, contained any new instances efsrutrage woe. thy of notice. - We are sorry, however, to have to say, that the de., fiesency is fully stpplied by the details funiished in the Englia:i A. we has reason to believe that the reports in the Lotion ace Dublin papers, relative to tbc leas of the Harlequin sleop of enitirers tanhatoded,'we did not Wert thew in our lag t we hate neer the to - hate, that that vessel has safely weathered the stem have been evolved In this city to that drect--Dailsfiri Paper. . . CRIMINAL INFORMATION AGAINST A MaaisTnarg.—.o4 the last day for moving for criminal informations 111 the Khagsi Bench, Dublin, Mr. R. 11. Bennet applied to the Court urn be half of Michael Conroy, for a conditional order for & criminal infer maddifikd againstTliouiss Bernard, a lilagistrate of the King'. County. Mr. Bennet grounded his applicauon uporrthe prevecu tor's affidavit, according to which Mr. Bernard is the landlord of the prosecutor, and that he covenanted to execute leases for several plots of ground upon which the prosecutor bufit homes, but heat afterwanls resolved to break his engagement with the prosecutor. The better to effect his purpose,—that is, to prevent the prosecutor trom compelling him to stand to his bargain, the prosecutor alleged that he sought to ruin him by causing his anent and imp of on a fictitious charge of stealing oats. Various hardships and n dignities were set forth in the affidavit an having been susueinid by the prosecutor, and the Corn Mere pleased to grant the conditional order. llneatiyot Acciairr.—We have been shocked by the pe- rusal of an account of a fatality which occurred in the chapel of Mohill, oa Christress.d r a c t. There was an immease congregation in an aid ruin of a chi and a movement of the throng, to catch some ford. which fel from the pious and eloquent Doctor Durso lately appointed to the parish, removed some mops, and a part of the wall from the roof, acr d a considerable portion of the litter felt in upon the miltitude ! The confosion and diatomv can well be conceived. Many were Injured by the descent of dislocated din; ben and other matcrials--more by the effoit to escape Omagh the doors and windows. We have not heard that there was any im mediate lose of life ; belt it is feared that sweeties.* suffered too much, to aifiird any likelihood of their recovering frcin the athlete of the disaster.—Dablin Everting Deride!. An order has been received in this country, for fabling 400 man, for the Ittlyal Artillery trrries.—Lktieriet Paper. 1.1/IEILICK, DEC-3L On }lids's', betteen the honrs o' seven and eight o'clock, tort !dairy-houses, and a rick of hay, coatainlng about twenty tons, were set on tire by some miscreants, on the lands of Metuit-Nagle, uttu miles from Mallow, and entirely consumed ; the Whole of the pro-. petty of Daniel Linehan, a respectable farmer, who MD assign ca cause of this flagitious outrage.—Datios I.: epilog Pori. IRISH CUITOMS.—The following is the scale of salaries pro.; pmed to lat paid in future to Akers of customs In Ireland, who sot; from the oth of January, to be placed exactly cc a footing eithahs English department : To Lollector . . ; 11.140 a 3 1 134. Comptroller Port Surveyor 200 }list Landwaitcr . . . . 140 Fecantl ditto . . . . 00 Tidewatta . . . - 20 It will be observed by the above scale, that the salaries io some In; stances, are reduced one-balland others une-third, frail the present rites remised by Irish officers. . . LOSS OF NIB ARAI! stoop (From the Cork Constitution of Friday test.l Ott attenticn is irresistibly drawn to this lamentable eeenf, circumstance that has come to our knowledge, which cannot be coq generally known, and which we feel a proud satisfaction in Mama!- eating, because it will most assuredly convey .00nm - dation to the bleeding hearts of the relatives of the unfortunate "ufrerers, for who is not plaited to see a tribute of respect paid to the memery of deplored friend ? The circumstance to which We allude Lt thi; :—.admiral Loot Colville, and his Captain, rind all the ofßeets of the quarter-deck of his lordship's flag ship„ have appeared in mourning for the lose of Captain Holmes, and h is Invaluable officers, and ship's can. pasty, since Sunday last. And when we know that this tribute o f respect has Be ft paid to the nutmeg of the sufferer% without the subsistence of any ties of blood bet seen them, end the parties whO have shewn it, we may surely say that it adduces convincing proof, that the amiable dispositions of the unfortunate enterers wee of re ordinary value. We have been obligbigly favoured With the folloiring copy of a memorandum, issued by the Admiral on the subect of this (kph.). table catastrophe, which speaks ito fully for itsel f, as to require no commendation from us. Considering that Captain Holmes, and his officers, and 0 1 44 company, lost their lives in sealeusly endeavouring to support the legitimate trade of the country (for on this duty the Arab wailer_ elusively employed), in which our great mercantile City is so deeply interested, we trust that we may be permitted io offer our tribute of regret that they should 1:::ve come to inch a melon. choly end. A report having been generally circulated Mee hie Myatt' sloop Harlequin was lost itt the gales in which the Arab suffered, aware authorized to state that there is no foundition for it, the Admiral having received letters from Captain Weekes, of the Har lequin, dated on board that sloop, In Ardbeiir Harbour, the 2tizir December " Semiramis, in Cork Harbour, Ike. 26, 18= " liituniteroest —ln communicating the melancholy vital trophe of the loss of the Arab, in the early part of this month, On the coast of Mayo, near Ilroadhaven, and that there is too curtain reason to believe that her valuable and ever-to-be-hunented cone mender, officers, and crew perished on that occasion ; the Com mander in Chief feels so sine of the tut! participation in his feel-. inns of the Captain, commissioned, end warrant officers, and the whole of the gentlemen of the quarter-deck, of the ship beer* his flag, that he is confident they will all be deairoue of shaving the token of that mourning which will be nu deeply felt in thew hearts, by wearing on Sunday neat, the 28th instant, and for 4 month from that day, a crape upon their left arms and sword knots. (Signed) " COLVILLE. " Capt. Ifibouleau, his Majesty's Semiramis." (From the Cor. 4 : Advertiier of Thurr.qay last] On Saturday we noticed a report prevalent in this sty that hit Majesty's ship the Arab bad been lost utT the coast of Mayo. It was, ofeouree, with very natural reluctance thel we gave publity to to such a seatemeat; we could not, at the time, refrain from gitaag expression to the hope that the alarm was without foundlings. Until yesterday (Wednesday, Slat ult.) no intelligence had teethed this ate that could be looked to with any degree of confidant, either as confirming the hsie that_ the rumour was Nee. or an destroying r : g the fond erpectations which hid been indulged with to the safety of the' Arab. The following eolith:nation of tinge most disastrous tidings, as they first reached us, it is now oar very painful duty to lay before our readers:— EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM A NAVAL OFFICER ON TUE proaTu-wEsT STATION. rocc. go I s -3 y . , " From the 11th to the 14:h !nat. it blew a tremendous gale of wind. I was fortunate enough to get shelter in Broadhaven. the 13th, as I went out, I perceived that some name' had bey/ wrecked; but, from the state of the weather, and the heavy sets, was not enabled to make out who or what site was; sad net %nisi! the 24th, when I was elf the same part of the coast again, I was informed, and RIM apart of a ship's magazine, eitli the pause "Arab" marked on it, which was picked up, anti left no doubt on my tr:lnd that it was his Majesty's slnp Ardb g and from every account I could procure, am induced to believe that every person on board had perished, particularly is none of her crew, ur any other shipwrecked persons, had arrived at or near Broad haven. ' The Arab mounted 18 guns, and tins commanded by Captain W. Holmes. The lass of this ship b produced eery general and poignant grief in cove and its vicinity, for she was ,o long on this siatitin, that most of the crew became connected with many families in the neighbourhood. The last was called the cheap Lottery ; but people gene.: rally consider it the truest test or cheapness, where they arc offered the most for their money. low the last contained only three prises of 20,0001., whilst the *client contaftts seven rriser of 20,0001. in money or stock ; yet both the Lotteries consisted of the same number of tiektos Zr'. therefirre, the following plain Rule-of-Three question be put to any school-boy. If a sixteenth having o.e chance of three prizes of 2n,0001. cost It Is. ad.; what is the same share worth when it ha' the chance of seven'of 20,0001. ? The answer will be los. : yet the pre sent price is only about half that sum, and other shares in proportion ! There is little doubt, therefore, of a great *- wand for the present Lottery. li , 14 It { 4 .~~ . 61 1 , 1 ~. t. I ' 'l l l l l , l l' t li ,' •.' , , . • i . 1 ..- 1 , I I i 'l : : i ' • ' ' I • 1 . 1i V ' k ' ..: 1 i il ii , ‘ .4 ' I ' 0 1 4 ,4° o 1 .14 ' 1 4 1 . It . -1, '+ I i II 4 i i l '''t /, 1 i I l i .4 1, 11; '. :1 . li 1 f i ,i 1 4' i ( I !!7 4 .1 COALS, at REDUCED PRICES.—Th e N o bility, Gentry, and the Public, can be supplied with COALS of every sort that come to the Market, at considerably reduced Pried', for Cash, with every advantage of Ingrain. A single trial will coo. vince the Consumer of the great Saving, by purchasing of the OLD SEA-COAL COMPANY'S OFFICE, No. 6, Carlisle-aunt Soho-square. The Market List is kept for the inspection of the Purchaser, who can, if he thinks proper, ries. the Coals before bei ng l oa d e d. Great attention will be paid to all orders the Public may favour this Company with. All letters post-paid.