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• .st-, ~ J / ~ COLOUR, VARNISH, AND.DRY = SALT vv ER Y COMPANY. Capital . 3oo,oool. in 6,000 Shares of 501. Deposit IL per Share. Applications for Shares in this Company may be addressed to •he ( committee, at Mr. Charles Kaye s, Solicitor. Mmes.-build igs, H W Holborn ; or at the Palladium Newspaper O ffi ce, eßogton strecs, Strand. I 4.4 NGLISFI AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP CANAL. The Act for the formation of this great work having passed, and its ganaral merits. and the correctness of the estimates of expense and return having been fully investigated in both Houses of Parlia ment, the Committee of 3lanagement deem it right, at the term!. ',Viol: of their labours, to submit to the public a brief statement of the nature i e. the.: plan, and of the prospect of advantage which it 'noel* nut. The Committee Consider such a statement, founded poet the evidence adduced, to be the more necessary, in consequence . the partial and unconnected mode in which, during a contest :arising purely out of local interests, the attention of the public has been called to the detail, while it has been led away from the lead nut features of the measure. The extremes danger and difgcnity in the navigation round the Liod's End. and the detentions. extending frequently to six weeks, and even hanger periods, arising from the south-westerly winds, which prevail during 8 or 9 months in the year, are facts well It to all persons interested in elle shipping trade from Ireland,' 'Wales, Liverpool, and the ports of the Bristol Channel. The csisinitous losses of lives and shipping on the coasts of Devon shire bud Cornwall are too frequently detailed in the newspapers to have est.aped the notice of the public generally. • These civet:instances being kept in view, a Sight glance at the map will sulEce to demonstrate to any oue, the great obstructions whic.ti must conse , ;uently arise to all vessels trading from ports wester: 0A and northward of the Land's End, to ports southward sa d e a.:ward of it; and that these obstructions must most especially present themselves to the increasing trade in the southern Cobatics w Wsles, will also be readily perceived. . To retueve these evils, and to open a speedy and safe comrauni •estiol at alt m aws for vessels trading from London and the ports cia the eastern and sot , chitin coasts of England, to the ports of Ireland and the western ports of England, including Liverpool and Bristol, and to the coasts of South Wales, are the main objects of the proposed Ship Canal. The Canal will extend from ITeer or Seaton Bay in the English Channel, to Stolford or Bridgewater Bay in the Bristol Channel; it Will be 44.intles long, 90 feet wide, and 13 feet deep, and may be navigated by wench of 200 tons burden, register measurement, when fully loaded. havvinnts swi be constructed , and, as w - ..! be seen by the evidence, these har bours win not only secure so teasels using the Canal safe and commodious entrances to it, Dot wtli be of great genies to the Shipping Interest generally, as /Prim Hs:boats , and will also prevent an immense loss of lives and property. The proposed harbour at Beer will, in time of war. be of incalculable advantage in preventing captures by the enemy's Ti.e total egpense of forming the Canal and Harbours. and of amply providing for every contingency incident to such a work, is estimated by Mr. Telford at 1,712,13441. and from his evidence, on oath. it appears that he has allowed for each distinct part of the work a sum at which he can Immediately bind parties willing to con.7act foe it. . Tne sources of a revenue, proportioned to this expenditure, established by the evidence of competent and respectable witnesses, were arranged under the following heads : Tons. ht. The supply of coals to the whole extent of country hot:tering upon the Canal, and for a considerable dia. tare on each side of it, including the towns of lloniton„ Taunton, Ihninster, Axminster, Chard, trewkerne, Yeovil, Colyton, hangport- Bridge water, and others, taken only at one-half of the esti- Ince, at 45,000 tots, and groceries and other goods a:13,000 tons - - - . 60,000 2d. The like supply of coals to the southern parts of England, taken at one-half only of a reduced esti mate - . - • 500.000 3d. Tonnage of limestone for paving, building, lac- 30,000 4th. Tonnage of ships ttadirg between English ports, passing through the Canal, taken at one-half of the tonnage of vessels at present navigating round the land • End, as appearing by returns made to Par liament for the purpose or this calculation - 205,337 Lth. Tonnage of foreign vessels using the Canal- taken at tao-thirds of the amount ascertained by the like returns . . - 127,360 - - lA% Tonnage of British vessels trading to foreign Port+. taken at orie-half the quantity, ascertained by 1 ke returns . - 89.010 71h. Tonnage of vessels trading from Ireland to Bri. t•sh and foreign ports taken at one-third of the toantity, ascertain e d b y like returns 83,312 Total tonnage At a charge of 14. per ton per mile on an average, the above tonnage will produce, for the whole 31 'odes of Canal, a gross revenue of - £200,846 12 4 Alt a tonnage rate, to be levied en all vessels taking refuge in, or using the proposed har lr3tr. and also on vessels proceeding along the Uinta., to Bridgewater and the river Parret. The amount annually from these sources may, nn an average of years, be taken at 10,000 0 0 1,03/5,627 ':tat arnual income arising (torn the Canal and liarliouts, and applicable to a dividend among the proprietors, of about 12 per cent. 210,C4fi 12 U N.B. The expenses of management, repairs, and every other contingency, will be provided for by the tonnage arising on the in ternal traffic on the Canal. In the above calculation no allowance is made for the vast in. crease of trade which is annually taking place in South Wales, and to which this undertaking will moat essentially contribute ; nor is any tonnage reckoned in coal brought (rain Wales to London ; the Stone Coal and Culm is however already used there, and on the cast coast of England ; and there is every reason to expect that the corn v,t,n Welsh Coal will find its way to the London market, wh e n a sat, .nd regular mode of transit shall be secured. The consequent increase of trade and manufacture in the fine and populous country through which the Canal will pass, presents a I , ro.peet of additional revenue to a very considerable extent; and in the great Northern CIIIIIIIA, which have proved so immensely Iteductive, that increase has been the Item source of profit. It should here be notieed that a recent negotiation will allow the Cor. Nation, at a very moderate expense, to make a branch Ship Ca. Al to the populous and wealthy town of Taunton, and that a June . with the Grand Western Canal will, by the same means, be tiierted. It should also be noticed, that although in the event of a war the transit through the Canal will be very materially augmented, the additional income to be derived from that event has not been taken inTO consideration in the above estimates. The Committee, therefore, conceive that this undertaking cannot lw cuOetdercd of a delusive or even of a doubtful and hazardous character, but a measure affording to the subscribers every reason ble a‘surance of nn ample present profit, and the additional pro. mist of an income Increasing with the advance of national prospe- The capital of 1,70,0001. is directed in the Act to be raised, by "''rtes of 1001. each. No shareholder will be liable beyond his shues, anti his liability to future calls in respect of such shares will reuse immediately on a transfer; the Act directs, that two months sr the cut shall Intervene between each call, and that no call shall excmi 5 per cent. A general Meeting of the Subscribers will take place on the Nth of .Vienst, to elect Li:cetera. and make the necessary arrange for the commencement of the wntk ; and the Committee re , ..est that all cominnnicattons. in the interval, may be addressed to •It.stri. king and Lukin, 3, (hay. lan-square ; and Mr. Clarke, ! hard, tlomerset. farming. Linea are Ike forming to communicate with the main hoes from Gla:gosi, Liverpool, and Bristol, and also from Galway and Li. merick, to Valentia. Passages will be brought nearly to a certainty in point of time, which, cotnparect to sailing, will be abridged fully one-third. Pas sengers will have a choice either of continuous Steam Navigation, Cr of a Passage by Mails, on the shiniest lines, to the ultimate point of embarkation. Experience proves that the number of travellers is increased by !he increased facility of conveyance; upon whichlprinciple, cow ! b;qc4 with the fact that the English capital already embarked, as South America as in Canada and other parts of the Conti nent at/in:l,oes, is enormous, there can be no doubt that the num. b et of piai e g:,:rs and the quantity of Freight will be also con stantly increasin g :. This Company se; :l also afford the most regular and advantageous means fer the Transport c.'! Troops and Goverinnent Stores. Constant Freights willabiSe upon the Thames and l'alends line, from the conveyance of the peo,Nce of the nimit fertile district of Ireland, now almost excluded by the delay of Sailing Saviga thin, and the return of British manufactured goods direct from the Thames. • Estimates have been formed, on actual tenders, for the whole out.fit, including expenses of Navigation, Fuel. &c. The returns are calculated upon the established rates of Freight and moderate charges for Passengers. Upon such computations. the Undertak ing offers large and steady Profit for the use. of Capital, and the whole Expenditure will be vested in solid institable property. This Object his been submitted to his Majesty's Government, and the Act of Parliament for forming and regulating this Com. pony has received the Royal Assent; by which (among other pro visions) the Responsibility of the Proprietors is limited to the Amount of the Sharekbeld by them respectively. As the Directors hate taken measures for putting the Undertak. ing in early' operation, it is required that a Deposit of 101. per Share be paid to the Bankers of the Company. Messrs. Whitmore, Wells, and . Whitmore; or Mears. Comes, Raikes and Co. to the ac count of thg Directors. Due notice will be given of the Drslination of the Vessels al ready possessed by the Company, Rates of Freight and Passage, Time of Sailing, &c. All Communications to be addressed to the Directors, to the care of the Solicitor, G. Gregory, Esq. 12, Sise-lane, until the Com patsy's House is in readiness. VAPOUR BATHING. This day is published, price 7s. in boards, ATREATISE on the PROPERTIES and MEDI CAL APPLICATION . of the VAPOUR BATH. in its different Varieties, and their Effects, in various Species of Dis eased Action. By J. GIBNEY. M.D. Of the University of Edinburgh, Resident Physician at Brighton, and Senior Physician to the Sussex County Hospital, and Ge neral Sea-Batbing Infirmary. London: Printed for Knight and Lacey. Publishers of Books connected with the Useful Arts, at the James Watt, in Pater nostcr-row. This day is published, price It. Is. Part XV, of THE ENCYCLOP.F.DIA NETROPOLITAXA. CONTENTS—I. Pure Sciences—Completion of Geometry. 111. Historical and Iliographical Division—Herod the Great.— Caius Casa, Caligula—Tiberius Clrudius Drum; Cresar—Nero Claudius CeltILL IV. Miscellaneous Division—English Lexicon —COP-011C-4neluding Cork—Cossack—Eouncil—Coursing— Court—Crane --Creed —C rl mea —Crocodile —Crotal us -.-Culdees— Cnrdistan—CycLsees, &c. &c. •• A few co zs are printed on royal paper, with proof im. preasions of the Plates, price Ifis. The Parts from I. to XV. on royal or demy paper, may be had together, or separately. Printed for J. Mawman ; C. and J. Rivington ; Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy ; Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper ; G. B. Whit. taker; J. Duncan, London; J. Parker, Oxford; and Deighton and Sons, Cambridge ; and may be had of all Booksellers i 0 the United Kingdom. MONEY ON MORTGAGE OR ANNUITY. FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS and upwards, or any part (in Sums not less than 200!.), will be advance d Life- Interests from Marriage Settlements, Trust.money in the Funds, Wills, Jointures, and real Estates ; also on Freehold, Copyhold, and Leasehold Properties, on fair, just and liberal terms. Apply personally, or by letter tpost.plid), to Mr. Lloyd, Attor ney at Law, No. 4 Adam -strut, Adel phi. To be viewed on Saturday and Monday preceding the sale, when Catalogues may be had on the premi.es; and of - Mr. Denew, at his 4:thee, Charles -street, Berkeley square. Modern Furniture, Library Bookcase. Turkey Carpet Cabinet Pianoforte, Prints and Drawings splendidly framed, China, and Glass, the property of a Gentleman. By Mr. JAMES DENEW.- At his Auc:ion Room, Charles-street, Berkeick.squaris i ; TO MORROW. at 12, THE Elegant HOUSEHOLD FURNITUREAriIIiant chimney glass, 72 by al; mirrors, laMps, cabinet piano. forte, porcelain, and glass, beautiful engravings, coloured prints, and drawings, splendidly framed; a copy of Hogarth's Works, and numerous valuable effects, the property of a Gentleman. The fur future comprises lofty four.pont, field, and FrenCh canopy bed. steads, with chintz cotton and marine hang,irtirs, feather beds and bedding, mahogany chets of dravers and dressing stande, a suite of handsome rosewood drawing moot tables and cabinets, French drapery window curtains, chairs and sofas, a modern seven feet pei!es;sl sideboard, dining and breakfast tables, parldur chairs, glazed Binary bookcase, three Tinker carpets, Brussels and hid. derminster di:fo, &c. To be viewed this day and morning of sale, when catalogues may be had et the Auction 11C1011), Charles-street, Berkeley square. • MILTON PLACE, NEXT GRAVESEND. BY Messrs. STEVENS and-BRENCH LE V. At the Auction Dlar4 London, en FRIDA Y. the 12th inst. at 12, ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate at Milton, next Gravesend, a most delightful part nf the county of Kent, comprising a large and commodious Dwelling.htiase, newly erected, commanding most extensive views of the river ThamesUnd the surrounding country. The house is suitable for the immediate reception of a family of respectability, and contains a large servants' room ; on the second story, four airy bed rooms ; first story, three principal bedchambers, a water closet, and an excellent drawing_ room, with marble chimney-piece and gilt moulding, opening upon a balcony ; principal story, a neat entrance hall, with light stair case. a cheerful dining-room, breakfast parlour, library, and a con. venient store-room ; basement; front and back kitchens, fitted up with store closets; large paved brewhouse, pantry, and very superior cellaring for wine, beer. and coals; large walled garden, abundantly stocked and planted; fore- and yard behind. The premises are well supplied with hard 441140 ft water. May be viewed, and particular; lied at the place of sale; o Messrs. Southgate and Rich, SolleMrsiGraresend ; and of Messrar,. Stevens and Remake, 36, Old Jewry, London. - - - - - . VALL'ABLE FREEHOLD SLY-VAT PAPER-MILL, AT TOVILL, NEAR MAIDSTONE. By Messrs. STEVENS and BRENCIILEY, At the Auction :Ilan, on FRIDAY, the 12th inst. at 12, unless an acceptable offer be previously made by private contract, A MOST desirable FREEHOLD SIX-VAT PAPER. MILL, substantially erected, and very eligibly situate at Tovill, contiguous to the River Medway. Tho mill M in fuU work, and its paper has been long held in high repute by a most excellent connexion, who furnish a constant de mand for its produce. It is parted with on account of the declining health of the senior partner, and presents a very desirable oppor tunity for men of property to embark capital, either for letting or occupation of the estate. Iliac are TWO COTTAGES contiguous. containing four. teen rooms, capable of being converted into ose convenient dwel ling-house. Also a three-stall stable, coachhouse, brewhouse, malt-hitt, store-cellar, cow-lodge, carpenter's and smith's shops, tool house, poultry-house, piggery, two kitchen and two Hower gardens. May be viewed with tickets only, and particulars had at the place of sale ; at the Bell and Star Inns, Maidstone ; and of Messrs. Stevens and Ilrenchley, 36, Old Jewry, London. TO CHYMSTS, DRUGGISTS, &e. Desirable LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, with attrac live Shop, Alinories. By Messrs. STEVENS and BRENCHLEY, At the Mart, on FRIDAY, the 12th inst., at 12, by order of the Assignees, unless previously disposed of by private contract, AVery desirable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising an excellent privileged Family Dwelling. House, in complete repair, with an attractive and convenient Shop, situate No. 20, 31inories, now arranged for a Chymist and Druggist, but very eligible for any business requiring a situation contiguous to flie Docks. The Douse contains three servants' rooms; on the second story, two bedchambers, neatly papered and painted, with closets and a store room; lint story, a drawing room, with marble chim ney piece, a bedchamber, and a convenient store room • ground floor, a most excellent roomy and attractive shop, fitted up in a most superior manner for the business of a Chymist and Druggist, and a parlour behind, with closet; basement, boarded front and back kitchens, paved yard behind, knife house, and ceilaring ; held on lease for an unexpired term of 12 years, at the very low rent of 70 guineas per annum. At the same time will be Sold a DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP, in the abovc.mentioned Business, situate no. 11, Bridge house-place, Newington-causeway. • May be viewed, and particulars had at the place of sale; of Mr. Bassett. Solicitor, Poultry ; and of Messrs. Stevens and Brenchley, 31, Old Jewry. VALUABLE 111 A NORS AND ESTATES, IN THE COUNTIES OF DORSET AND SOMERSET. On MONDAY, the 22d inst. and three following days, at the King's Head, at Alilbome Port, Somerset ; and on TUESDAY, the 30th inst. and following day, at the King's Head Inn, at Wimbome Minster, Dorset, at 12 o'clock on each of the said days, in 119 Lots, the first 94 of which will be Sold at Milborne Port, and the remaining 25 at Wimbome, THE Manors of TODBER, CLIFTON MAYBANK, and BRADFORD ABBAS, in the County of Dorset, and or HENSTRIDGE and TEMPLE COO3IBE, in the County of Somerset, together with divers Farms, let at rack rent. coppices and woodlands in hand, and tenements and lands let on leases, for one, two, or three lives, mostly very old, together with the tithes of part of the same lands, all situate in, or adjoining the several parishes or hamlets of Stour Provost. Todber, Kington Magna, :Nyland, Clifton Maybank, Bradford Abbas, and Sherborne, in the county of Dorset ; and Temple Coombe, Ilenstridge, and Stoford, In the county of Somerset, and near the market towns of Sherborne, Wincanton, and Shaftesbury. Also the manor of Hanley. and divers farms and hereditaments in the parishes of Hanley and Gussage St. Michael, in the county of Dorset, which lie near Wootlyate's Inn, on the great western road, between Salisbury and Blandlord. The whale containing together nearly Nine Thousand Acres. The Estate of ISherborne Wyke, containing . about 571; acres. with the great and small tithes there o f, an d t h e s ite of a mill and islands at Thomford, are held by the vendors under Winches. ter College, and of which a lease will be granted to the vendors for a term of twenty years from the 11th of October next, subject to certain rents in money and corn which are already agreed upon. The College, by the usual custom, allow their lessees to renew such leases on the expiration of every seventh year, on moderate terms. About 22 acres in Stour Provost are copyhold for lives, and about lj acres in Hanley are leasehold for lives. All the rest of the Estates are freehold. The purchasers may be accommodated with a considerable part of their purchase monies on mortgage, at 4 per cent, if required. Detailed Particulars of the several Lots, with Maps, and Condi tion of Sale, and a separate Particular and Nlap of the Lot or Lots comprised in any one of the parishes or places above-named, may be had on payment of one shilling: or a complete Particular and Maps of the whole of the Es:ates, on payment of five shillings for the same, on application to Messrs. John and Wm. Lowe, Tan field-court. Temple; or to Niessrs. Castleman and Son, Wimborne Minster, Dorset, the latter of whom have th e or i g i na l Maps and Terriers of the atent'. The tenants of the several Estates will show the premises. Mr. . At the Mart, on FRIDAY-, Augnst 12, at Ili, frIIE Absolute REVERSION to 71,0/. Sterling, re ceivable on the demise of a gentleman aged eighty-five, imply insured by mortgage on a large and valuable Estate in elouceeterehire. . Pyinted particulars may in th e mean ti me b e h a d at t h e Auction Melt, and of Alr. Cauty, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, 80, Pall. LEASEHOLD Dwria,lNe HOUSE, NEAR CHEAP SIDE.. By Mr. CA T]:. ' At the Auction Mart. on FRIDAY. August 12, at 12 , ADesirable LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, in excel lent repair. situate No. 24. College-hill, the corner of Cloak-lane, Cheapgide, and producing an improved rental of 251. per annum ; held for upwards of 16 years, and now in the occu pa_ tion of a respectable tenant at will. May be viewed by permission of the tenant, and printed parti culars had on the premises; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Cauty, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, 80, Pall.mall. ORIENTAL CHINA.• LINEN, PIANO-FORTE, LI BRARY OF BOOKS, TRAVELLING CHARIOT, A GOLD CHRONOMETER, &c. ivy It. PHILLIPS reOectfully announces, that THIS ITJL DAY, at I ; he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, New Bond -street. without reserve, an assemblage of useful and ornamental, oriental, French, and other China ; or-moluclocks, plated ware; a wardrobe of table and bed linen, and wearing apparel ; a valuable chronometer by Brookbanka; two fine-toned piano-fortes, by esteemed makers ; an expensive orga-, nized piano -forte, of great power; a travelling chariot, in goo d condition ; and miscellaneous objects of furniture. Also, a small Library of Books, Books of Prints, Maps, &c., the the property of a Gentleman, deceased. May be viewed, and Catalogues had at Mr. Phillips's. ti M A E . GAF I# }F n I late S o . ( 1 4 1 1 i, I R ° e g c L n A t - t r e now ß No. S , QUADRANT, Regent-street, begs leave most respectfully to an nounce to the Nobility, finery, and the Public, that he has on sale a neat assortment of Statuary Burdelle, Black, Irish Green. Black and Gold Column Chimney Pieces, adapted for large and small houses. thirty per cent. under trade prices ; having the most of the work dune by steam : also twelve pair of Scaghola Pedes tals, two large Marble &tilts, Mortar Alabaster Vase, twelve Mar ble Busts, five Monuments, an d severa l Cabinet, C ommode, and Table Tops, that must be sold fur want of room. Country Mauna, Builders, &c. supplied on moderate terms. • SCURVY, SCROFULA, KING'S EVIL, &c. FREEMAN'S ANTI-SCORBUTIC DROPS. These dreadful disorders, in their most inveterate stages, whether occasioned by acrimonious matter retained in the habit, or intro duced by certain indiscretions, intemperance, or injudicious use of Mercury, come particularly under the influence of this medicine: the reputation of which was firmly established in the sucees‘ful anti extensive practice of the late Dr. Freeman, for a period of more than forty years. For all diseases originating in obstructed per spiration or impurity of the blood, these Drops will be found a so vereign remedy, at the same time the Nana medicine that can be resorted to; they are also an excellent purifier of the blood, and are taken with great benefit in the Spring and Autumn. Sold in Bottles, at 2s. 9d., 4s. fid., Ils., and 225., by Ruder, Chemist, 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's; Savory and Co., 13d, New Bond.street, London ; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, MORRIS'S BRUNSWICK CORN PLASTER, an excellent remedy for eradicating Corns, Bunions, &c. In Boxes, at Is. lid. and Ts. 9d. BEARS' GREASE.—This article, when gen u i ne , an d procured from the animal in its native climate, is easily known by those who have once used it. It penetrates sooner, re. tains its moisture longer, and, on analysis, is found materially varied from all other Animal or Vegetable Oils. JAMES ATKINSON.. PERFUMER, has the gratification to inform the Public that the Bears' Grease, as imported by him, has given the most general satisfaction. Its peculiar properties of re. generating the Hair being now proved to a demonstration, and he will only add, that independent of promoting the growth, it is very pleasant for dressing the hair, making it beautifully soft and glossy ; but, as there are several imitations, it is necessary to ob. serve, that a Bill is wrapped round each Pot. with the Importer's Signature, and the Pot has the tigute of a Bear burnt on the top (not printed), and no I'ot is sold for less than 2s. C.d. Price in pots 2s. fid. and 4s. ; and in bottles 3s. 6d. and 7s. 6(1.; and perfumed with Otto of Rose, extra price. Sold at 44, Gerrard-atrect ; and by appointment by Messrs. Gattie and Peirce, 57, New Rood-street; Sanger, 150, Orange, 12G, Carter, 132, Smith, 93, Firth, di, and Langley, 31, Oxford. street ; blintram, 7, Burlington-arcade; Dobson and Mason, 38, Haymarket; W.oodmen, Piccadilly ; Alattrass, Fleet-street; Colley, 28, I3ishopsgate-street ; Paterson, Gracechurcb.street ; Marquis, Coleman-street; Gibbins, Fleet.market ; Wakefield, Lamb's Couduit-street; and most Perfumer,. WIND. NlANBALEti`ll4 . ;e‘t . leic . ied each o r fo RA I SINGI'ke a gla T ss n E A joker enjoy'd at an Inn a good dinner ; But who can avert evil fortune ? alas ! • No Blunt in the locker, this pennyless sinner, In jeopardy plac'd for his grub, left his coat, And thus on adventure was usher'd afloat. A surtout was left, which he button'd close round him, And soon as a guest a new Inn-keeper found him. He supp'd, drank his grog, went to bed, and pursuits Of Management dream'd, of the wind how to raise, When enter'tl a monkey, as rose the sun's rays, And bore off in triumph his mirror-like Boots, Of raising the wind dispossess'd then of fears, lie rang an alarm in the Inn.keeper's ears, Who scamper'd up stairs in surprise and affright— " I'm robb'd," cried the guest, " of my Boots in the night, And Coat, that contain'd an bank-notes twenty pounds ! This story the credulous landlord confounds; Who forth with the speed of an arrow now shoots, Then quickly returns with a new coat and boots; And twenty pounds pays, his guest's loss to replace, And save thus his house from impending disgrace. The stranger contented, his exit then made, And Pugg was soon found in the bright Boots array'd ; When came the first Vintner, with whom it now seetn'd The Joker had been, and his garment redeeni'd. The wily manemvriat made good his retregt. And but for the ape had not thought of the teat, The Boots like true mirrors the incident backing-- And still at the Inn 'tic a subject replete With joke, when the townsmen or travellers meet, Thus Raising the Wind, and by IVarren's Jet Blacking. This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING, Prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strind, London ; and sold in every Town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in Bottles, ny. 10,1. 12d. and 113 d. each ; also Paste Blacking, in Pots, 6tl. 12d. and Mt each. A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid. Some days ago, as a maw was cutting grass in a field near ltaploch, Stirlingsbire, a partridge sprung from under his scythe, and observing that it fell on the opposite side of a hedge a few yards distant, he ran to the spot, supposing the bird had been slightly wounded ; but, to his astonish ment on taking it up, he finind it to want the head ; end, on returning to his scythe, he there found the absent mem ber lying beside a nest with several eggs nearly hatched. the .14, (infers, qn being re: t(*. iteabstoic it 42C tz sertveld on tht T.ioa 403rd ; h irsnipoits, : fir received at Quebec, thither, f or marctled:frrrn Moved from Infantry Las Marched fro-r. • arriiid luartti crr • test, in S Jlrn, 'Arievl*t.irets • yftstardererening, the Nymph, from Charles ton.. . . The-Mara, Mitchell, from New Orleans, has arrived in t'i Clyde, spoke* the Hammy on the 3d July,.in lat. 36, 41, for p. 66, 4g, out 31 days. all well. The "tittle'', Miller, from Liverpool, hat arrived at the ;Ha vannuk .11. Sailed, t h e Old Meld, 'Tully. for Quebec: Minerva, Woodberry, for Salem ; Royal Oak, Knowles, for HaPP-n. ll Poetlnle. hap_ man, for 0pOrio; Mary /MSc, Nick d QUebt.C: (110. Russel, for St. Petersburgh ; New Hampshire, Snow, for Vistadi ; Aid, linewshit*, for New Brunswick. et .. ,e - i, - . • ::,;:. ... •• , i, ..... . .... t, , it -4 - • + ... _ ~\•- • . , - . . , 111,, , 4 ,( 4 :• ' • lb. „i ' 1 6,0 ... " 4 i • • 6 -. k w , : ° i ; .• ~.,,. . „.. . ~.., - • . .... 11 11 , 6 m l . , 5......_.... . . ~.. _..." • V 1 L .) . 1 . • • N's----- . :414F---• ,l.l2.pluti:in : ;fip t / :• :1141'.4 la • • i r t, , 7..,,,tir ) .. A riti. --- Tt . ...AL eat. ... • - -i. • .."-- ---`"` 4. • ._ . - : ; , .. - • - :; r .• - . .-.-...• ;„ .. ~. -, '.1.1 th.; • - .' • • .. . .. . . - . . • . ' Price 7 ( 1 - . . . : . LONI)ON, IVEDNMWAY';' -AUGUST 3 1825 ~ . No. 7,064• . . 9 ' • - _ •---- NOTICE TO MARINERS. A MERICAN AND COLONIAL STEAM NAVI- SALES XV AUCTION. SALES B Y AUCTION. THE ARMY. TRINITY-HOUSE, LONDON, Just eo, 1816 . GATION.-Established by Act ot Parliament, rich Geo. IV. .4-... • • -...,,wa 5n .,-- 1 seemv T bh4 li cir e kr li te t h a o nd an„ dr 2d use p ri lk iv rhe is t i a o rnmi n d o up f o t tr i l Le u. l fit lL ii a(ti a u t ueeh tel ec i t o s. n to? on ne board ßifle I I A L TOSICE is hereby einem, That on the Ist dayof Sep- CAPITAL .C600,000-Dinded into 6009 Stearn of £lOO each. DESIRABLE REEDDENC; AND GAll6isr, NORTol,si- er MET* PEUITioiIIiD.:PLACE, EQUITABLE INSURANCE POLICIES. By Mr. SIIL'TTLEWORTII, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, in Two Lets, IN . ' tember next. the GIRDLER BUOY in the NO B CB AN. • . PATIOIIII. ( Noe the Reeetet's Paric). • NE4 {tailing to the River Theron will be removed about 180 . His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK. jkl , Me, BODINS, . F aE.I N. from its present Situation. It will then lie in Ms ('race toe Duke of WELLINGTON, LG. • ' Lot 1. I t Valuable Policy in the Equitable Insurance . The 116th Regiment of Foot • has received orders. on be; slime 16 Feet at Low Water, with the following Mark; and Bear- PRESIDENT. ' (Of liVirWiti-hat•e. REfistitottreet,) li Office for 1,0001. effected in Mooch, 1904, with the i lined by the let battalion oethe Rifle Brigade, toembseic a At Garraway's cotf_elk...hinessZt&s=l7' , at eon l2. thill, oft THURS- accumulations thereon, amounting to 6751. : life 49. Premium bee, on board the Joseph Galen and Speke transports, for c Inge, Iris. The Moat Noble the Marquis of LANSDOWN, ' . . • 251. 6d. ante to Bermuda. Ade n o ws ed t , a Slanp bength open to the Right of the Tree_ wittEcTORS, Li ff. , Ina' I sae Desirable LEASENFOLD ESTATE, comprising Lot 2. A Ditto for mot. effected in April, lam, on toe same life; . The 79th (Carneronian Highlanders) . Regime Henn nest Wert of the Receivers - r`• a•• • N • w. Vice Admiral Sir; Pulteney Vice Admiral the Hop. Si --r 11l . A DENTEILL RESIDENCE accumulations 2121. les. Premium 131.195. 27th ult. at Cork, for the purpose of ernbarkillie t lia boa Shineasg Road But./ . - - . v . s. Malcolm,. R.C.B. Ifenreßlackwood.Bart.K.C.B. - - - . Pleaetently situate No. 77, hirer!) , No. 76, Norton -meet, Port- Particulars may be had six days previous to rite Sale, of Means. - Majesty's ship Romney, and the Maria mid Ca to trims por Riefler Buoy as now laid . Rob!rt P . o . nson . try Stapl , Esq. (.wen % ., Yrlliam ... e. Esq. Al . P. • lind.road. contwoous totted litigant); Park , wkh spacious Garden Brooks avid Grave , Solicitor :, 29, John-street, Bedford- row ;at the Quebec. Maltose Besseon, a Sloop's Length open to the Easter...... --A• of 'the .S.E. I S . Walter nilya. nue M.P. snr Henry n i uttie, Esq. at the hack , and entrance from Portland-reed. . Mart ; and of Mt. Shuttlewerth, 28, Poultry. The 37th (North Hampeliire)•Regiment of Infantry has re North Camel Buoy - - S. E. b. S. John Wells. Eeq.'SL P. Right Hon. M. Fitrxemld,3l.P. • . Aid the Pao Sind Besoon Buoy - - Simon 111 - Gillivray, Esq. Benruin Harenc, Eyq. lhe house contains, on the .epner story, three amod sleening. rooms ; seems story., two sheybal.charobers; firer door, tw - 'o nest orders, en being•relieved by the 79th loot, t 3 embark at Q By Command of the Corporation. CLA,PIIA M. SURREY on board the vessels that conveyyd the latter regiment thittr J. HERBERT, Secretary , R. W. Talbot, Esq. hi.p. S. L. Alsgar„ Esq. .. drawing-moms, windows opening to hslconies ; ground floor. en- VALUABLE LONG LEASEHOLD ESTATES, conveyance to England. Thomas Barnewell, Esq. Cript.Juho Fontenot', E.R.T.Ii. trance-hall, dining and breehlbial.rooma; Inge garden at the back, Producing 17M. Re. per Annum Net. CHANGE OF STATIONS IN IRELAND. NOTICE is hereby given, that the PARTNERS!! I P Captain Beaufort. R.N. Stephen Edward Rfee. Esq. communieiting with Parented-40'd ; basement, two light kitchens, By Mr. SHUrPLEWORTH, The 63d (West Suffolk) Regiment of 'lnfantry bpi marthe• G. IL Porter, Esq. J. Perish Robertson , Ekl. ill between us, the undersigned THOMAS BISH, FRE- AtDITOnd. convenient'' , filted up, wain Mid . wn, dm Ranh-house, and vaults At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Two Newry to Beltest. DERICK 0Y E. and RICHA RD HUGH ES. in Fleet-street Robert Talbot, Esq. I Isaac Nicholson, jun. Esq. tor wine. beer, coals. dee.. • - Lots, by order of the Executors of Joseph Patience, Esq. de- The Itch ( ( r i e . o t r y tli or D k e N von ort ) h 7 R it eg id i l m ng en ) t a d egi F m on en t t h o a f t ;reca nt :wi t Cork to Tralee. acrd eawleate-Indl, in the City of Londo and Charing-cross, in BANKERS. To be viewed Iles.. affhlefailnaht, of whom pvticulars may .i be ceased, ma T rc h h e eCl 9 f t r h om Limerick to Cork. . had ;of Messrs. rundretteStakei, AM Reddieh,..filicitors, em.: 9111 E following "Valuable ' ESTATES, held on Lease for the City of WermiatoseeV on the trades of Tea.deelns and Slave. Whitmore, Wells and I Messrs. Curries, Raikee, sad Co The 46th (Cameronian) Regiment of Foot hat tbarclrd pie ; it'd:newsy); ; ended* ...Roblin, 179, Regent -street. I,Vine sal Spirit M • a the two several firms of " The 1, 78 wears unexpired, at low ground rents, riz•A epacious I .- _ Lellon Genuine Tea . " and " The London Wine Corn- Whitmore. Courritt..--Elenjamln. Retch, Esq. - - , SEYMOUR-STRT.RT TrltZol 4 -STREET, MAYFAIR. substantial Residence, with suitable o ffi ces , large garden, and pre- Tr4lee to Lim, erick. 1 he 3Dth (Donetsliire) Regiment of Infantry has 'ref' pony," and at Vs County of Surrey, as Proprietor Sottcyroa.-0. Gregory, Eeq.42, bile !sae. c ert i i:ee ps , arn ad . ranL e ageo t o u n sl i y eas si e tu t a o te T io hn l m l a tic r i u l , all ie l , an E e ,q , in the parish of the Royal Garda t bPi timitheil, is .this day dissolved by mutual nouSEHOLD FUEN ' ITURE. E t IBRA RI" OF BOOKS, consent. so fat eir abaft in the said Thomas Bish, who retires; The object of this Company is to establish 'Duet of Steam Yes- AN D B VA IPA PLR EFFE(JS. . term of the original lease unexpired (wanting ten days) at a net rem Cork. for embarkation for Chatham. an d that, all ashes Wiz is sad boas the Mid late Partnership ere eels to communicate regularly between the,United Kingdom and , y Mr. JA3lErs DENEB . to b e.ga miked awl psii hy dile sdi Ftadwrick Oye and Richard North America, the West Indi es , e' o l o irilhai Mexico. and the On the Premises, op TUE6DAY NEXT, th e lith inst. and fel. °f 1051 . 10 .- Per annum. The fid Battalion of the G r e n adi er R eg i ment of Gunr! Il om. m wises mew bob tin d ijr . fiddi day of July, 1825. New States of America. low 4g Day, at 12, Lot 2.--A spacious . substantial RESIDENCE, with suitable barked on the list uh. it Liverpool, for Dublin, offices, coachouse, stable, huge grden, mid premises. eligibly ete ..._-___ ___ • . .Lj rERPOOI„ MONDAY EvElti gob FR O D BISH. Steam Vessels will proceed from the Thanfes, touching at inter. rriIIE EXCELLENTN. OUSBHOLD FIIRNIME, situate adjoining Lot 1. bet on lease ' Jo J. N. Wittwer, - Es. FREDERICK GYE. mediaterports, to tbe Harbour of l'alentia 1 a Port posseesing tic. _R_ glasses, clocks, perWn.,. !soma and lustros, drawings. fort tam of •2I eve which expires at ivittoms, 1829, et a net RICHARD /DIOR ES. knowledged natural advantages , free from all Port charges. From prints. library of Seeks. essetWernem valasableselfems, *property o n toz. ~,,,y„„„„`,„. • - -.now-- • whence one Steam Veriel of a large eirts;• with adequate Vachi- of. a Nobleman, No. 9,-gewow-pipre, ..tez4ferer ; . b e • ""'" """-:- ,_ -, • - Wind, N. tplititi-iligh-wetter 37m. p. 12. Amic A BEE KICIETTIS OFFICE. lbefjeants- inn i :[salt a nd f e e, w in mcen d once a f ort ni g h t, to R a u s e • • s ent N 9w oontortimreoer-post, field,,and press bedsteads . with Ma y ddystweeie l t i i e e w t e O i th w e it ta h ie ca „ v a e t of th tnt e JCUldininiiiii Arrived, the Cdeseadt, Marshall. from New York and Ha XI Fleetiotreet..--A OlblefeßA 1, QUARTERLY . c . f) . 1.711, yo r e ; an d a „ ecan d will proceed , once a . month, by Madeira a profusion of chamber Tintittt/. , drawinproetre suit of.. .rench I and ol Mr: Shuttle th, No. Rt . ... ; sla tualgilni . • "liallelit s lot aitglluseeaatewne s p, Dont New York : Robert II of the CORPORATION of the AMR; ABLE soE II; a 1 for a and the Lec*ard islands Co Jamaica, ramming by Bermuda and window cut/atria. chain, so , and Onotetnls. japan sheets, mar. , ham, from NewOrlsane Mmeepeel, --., from Charente ; ABSOLUTE REVERSION To . sgvirk HUNDRED AND ."- __ovl. ' ,' f ..-- ron ' ' ; f i torn )lnt7 S ic to 4 Yrn j" ar anri eter Jonle — Wilh . ferolnini, Ostend Perpetual Ateurancellifice, will be hoiden at the Society'. House, Fa ta l. . . qui:iere commodes and eaiinetp, cant Fora, Pembroke . writing, and in' a i o n ., 1 ri......n r eet, on WEDNESDAY the 10th day Communications are formieg between Jamaica. Carthsgena , 100 tables, set of dining tablet, on clews, parlourchairs covered in F IFTY POUNDged:CERLING. • Rotterdain. • or August instant, at One o'clock prenself• ~.. Vera Cruz, Habaimah, arid the Ports of South Are.etica. • hair cloth, sideboards, large Brussels and Kidderminster carpets; •t` By Mr. Carry. Arrivaryfsedrdey•erening, the Nymph, Vratkiti: from Cl JOH NEN SAM , 51. Registrar. A Branch between Halifaxand Quebec is also farming. hail clock, copper lijtchen requisites, and cements o r . t ot e domestic . Lines are else forming to communicate with the main line. ream new.... At the Mall nn FP11%••• A.. .. In .B. BURNS'S MONUAIENT. This day la published, price It nil. A Finely ENGRAVED PLATE of the MONTI 111ENT, erected at AYR, to the 111E3IORY of ROBERT BURNS. It stands on the " brae" near the banks of " bonny Down," is the immediate neighbourhood of the scenes which form some of the most beautiful effusions or the Poet'►genius, and within view of the house in which he was born. London: Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row ; and W. R. 51 acphun, Glasgow. FOR ALL FAMILIES. This day is published, in 12mo. price 7". 6d. in boards. THE COMPLETE SERVANT; being an Exposi tion of the Duties and Daily Business orevery Description of 31s1e and Female Savants, with Plain Directions and Receipts for performing them together with the Laws relative to Masters and Servants, useful Tables, &c. &c. By SAMUEL and SARAH ADAMS, Fifty years Servants in various Families. This practical Work comprehends every variety of Servants of both sexes, espgetally The Land Steward The House Steward The Bailiff The Butler The Valet The Coachman The Footman The (boom The Porter, &e. &c. Printed for Knight and Lacey. of all Booksellers. The Housekeeper The Lady's Maid The Cook The Housemaid The Laundry Maid The Dairy Maid The Nurse The Maid or All Work &e. &C. &c. Paternoster. row ; and to be had BY THE RING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. THE ECONOMICAL ANI) UNIVERSAL LAMPS. THOMAS PEARCE and Co. acknowledge with grati tude the liberal patronage of the Nobility, Gentry, fitc. to this invention and the confidence placed in them by families in distant parts of the country who have respected their advertise ments, the sales having, in the short time they have been before the public, exceeded 14,000. The principle is such as to em brace, to the utmost perfection, brilliancy, sweetness, safety, economy and simplicity, and applicable to every domestic use re quiring the light of 1 to 6 candles, on various elegant pedestals, for the dining table, sideboard, study, mantelpiece, bracket, &c. anal in Grecian banging, for the drawing room, staircase, hall, or conservatory, and as elegant lights fur cabinet and other piano fortes ; as a substitute for the candle, to convey about the house, cr as a chamber lamp, nothing can compete with it, bearing any motion, and can be regulated to burn any time, disappearing at the approach of day, without the least offence. Pearce and Co. being the sole agents and venders of this inven tion, and at the same time alive to the merits of the Sinumbra and French lamps, with their last improvement, gives them a decided superiority in variety and competition over any other house existing, and with this impression they presume to invite the par ticular attention of the public to No. 2611, on the welt side of St. Clement's Church-yard, the second door from the Strand, where may be had genuine and highly clarified spermaceti oil. Letters, post paW, from any part of the kingdom, will meet with prompt attention. SST 111TDIA LvG. The Rescairce, Tiekford. from Quebec, iris off Ilfour.' 11,tv„ Penntre, the 3lth ult. : she spoke the Moffatt. Brown, f-on• China bound to Quebec, near the entrance of the St. Latertree river, ma the 2d of July ; and in the river, when about half:tray down, she sew a large ship, haring two white streaks ore- yellow supposed to be ihe.luliana, Fotherii.gham. flie Pyramus, Brodie. from Ceylon and the Cape to was spoken with on the 14th of June, in let. 4'N., long. 2 W.. 7:y the Boyle. SIriTPING INTELLIGENCE. .; • '• CUSTOM HOUSE, Accrsz 1. INWARDS.—The Kangaroo, Donnell., 60-4 Leghorn ; Isabella, William so n. f rom Omna nonduras) ; Onod. Iptent,,Bragg, from Ostend ; Elizabeth, Embleton, from Paten -burgh ; Britannia, Newman, from Dantzic; Helena, Gerdems, from Rostock; Bellona. Rrgiser, from Dangle; Union, Baxter, from Dantzic Orient, Morrison, from Dantzic; Regent Packet, Ccl 11na, from. tinge. Ewr - 2 Petri Our trauDE.:--The George, airman, f,r Calcinta : Micmac, Baker, for Newfoundland ; Lusitania, Gibbet's. for Optirto ; Effort, Wltuckie, for %ante ; Marshal Pincher, Golder, for Rotterdam ; Ondernecming, Klie, for Rotterdam and Amster dam ; Mulgrace, Garbutt, for Malta , Corfu, and Almeria ; Ottawa. Douglas, for Qippbec end Montreal ; Llfretia,Norfor, for Gibraltar anti Almeria. LEaaro OETWARDS FINALLY AT GRATESEN . O:4-711e Pilchard., Coates, for Illalsga ; John Dunn, .11I'Death. for Vs., Diemen's Land and New South Wales; Semis, Smith, for Bergen, and Ihontheim ; .Bibbens, for Newfoundland"; Ludosica Albertina, kahler, for Stettin ; Anna Catharine , Rucilm. ter Rouen ; Margaret, for Rotterdam. . - . CLEARING OLITITAUDIL—The Toward Castle, Jcfr:rv, for Te. neriffe, Van Dtemen's Land, and New South Wales I Swift. Anis. for Blalsga ;13erbice, Wiayth. for Qfbraltar and ;Malaga; Crisis, Von Dyke, for New York ; Flying Fish, Smith, for Ostend ; Sri. tannia, Sleeman, for Odessa. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. PALMOI.7TH, JULY 31.—Arrived his MajestY's brig Came lset•,, from Plymouth. Sailed the Velocity, Brooks, for VaIrMTIOSO out. Lima ; and George, Jansen, and Alfred, Rees, for London. PLYMOUTH, JULY 31.—Arrived the Vesper, Jefferson, froth Sierra Leone, in ten weeks ; and Eliza, Edwards, from Figueiras. Sailed the City of Rochester, Teesdale, for Petersburgh ; the /New Thomas, Quincey ; and the MUCUS, London. • PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST I.—Arrived his. Majesty's 'ship Cyrene, front the Mediterranean, and is under quarantine ;Arr. thusa, Jameson, from Quebec ; and the Zephyr transport., 'typal the eastward. Passed by the .Mexican ship of war Sistf;sur.. Tilly, from Vera Cruz. Sailed the John, Illtjor, for Riga.' Ar rived the Royal Mail, —, from Honduras. DEAL, At:o. I.—Arrived anti sailed from the river. the Jul.c.s. Jackson, from St. Kitt's; the Ark, Ranger, from Betbice ; the Boyne, Stephens, from Bengal ; the Providence, —, from Nee. foundland ; the Alartin, —, front the Westward, and William Lushington. Sughru, from St. Kitt's. Sailed the Cato transport, for Cork; and the John Dunn, M'Beath, for Van Diemen's Land. GRAVESEND, AUGUST I.—Arrived the Famc, Brand, from Petersburgh; Ann and Mary, Wood, and William, Pearson, trona Memel ; and Cottager, Cornish, from Newfoundland. Sailed the Fanny, Kemp, for the South Seas ; Eolides, Sourander. for Elsinore ; and Eliza, Blake, for Rotterdam. Bats:rot., AVGCST I.—Arrived the Eliza, Bndson. front Trinidad ; Latona, Patterson, from Quebec ; Dove, Cophell, from Bordeaux ; and Ross, ; and James, %Yahoo, bum 3! ira michi. Sailed the Frederick, Reiner, for Whoa ; Ann, Dawson, and Chajles. Fox, for St. Petersburgh ; Brodrene, Tyerson. tor Dram ; and Diedalus, Hall, for Ncw Brunswick. The Vintage, Whitnall, has arrived at Oporto ; and John. Forster ; and Manner, Walcott, at Constantinople. Bat. FAST, Jut.]: 21—The Richard and Sarah, from Gibraltar for this port, put into Oporto about the 27th ult., having sprung a leak, and it was supposed would be obliged to discharge. Etsitrear, JULY 23.—The Margaret, Hogg. from Memel from Belfast, cut trom her small bower anchor under Bornholm, 20th iratant, and carried away her fore-topmast, and damaged her rigging, and is at present in our Roads. NEW YORK, JUNE 25.—The schooner Francis Carrell, front Antigua for Baltimore, was wrecked on the 3d instant north of Cape !Lateran. Crew and cargo saved. Arrived of Scilly, the Castlereagh, AVeigbtrarm. M f 'Mehl; Eliza, Stockel, from Cadiz; and Hope, Madge, Lisbon. The Pyramus, Brodie, from Madras to London, was spoken ick June; and the Ann, Christina, from Rio Janeiro, to Hamburith, on the Bth ult. by the Boyne from India. The MoWatt, Brown, from China to Quebec, was spoken wits[ the 2,1 ult. near the entrance of the St. Lawrence. . . _ The Enterprise steam vessel. ;ailed xestertlay morning tit five o'clock, from Deptford, on her voyage for. Calcutta: this n that first steam vessel that has attemptetba voyage of this description. It is understood, that his Majesty's Government has offirred a large premium (report says 10,0000 to the proprietors of the WWII ass. eel that first succeeds in the undertaking. Extract of a letter from the agent to Lloyd's .at itondurts„ dated 15th June:—" The Robert, Dursistla, arrived here 211 Map from Greenock, and St. Thomas's, was boarded by a pirkse the same day she left the latter place, who took Captain Dv aio%) out of his vessel. kept him on board for three hours, and then dism.ssed him. The pirate was a schooner, mounting one long gun or swivel, with muskets, ?cc. Captain 1). says he saw the same vessel at anchor while he lay at St. Thomas's, with only four or live mgr. but while he was on board she had about sixty men, all rillians of du_ ferent nations; captain, and all hands in a state of intoxication ; they told him they were Colombians, and waiting for the brit: Bunter, Captain Nicholls, bound front St. Thomas's for Lagn arra, with a considerable quantity of specie and ten passeripers. Tint captain of the privateer said, that when he went into St. I'lloo.sa's to reconnoitre he always landed his hands on Crab Nadu. and Captain 1). has no doubt but he must cruise with the connivance of the authorities of St. Thomas's, or the residents of that island." VEssrt.s sroar./r wiiru.—Naasati, Tremayne, trout I.or,:an for Sierra Leone, 2d June, edge of soundings cn coast of A out 25 days, and Superb of and for Philadelphia 22d wit. by t.4l' Vesper, arrived at Plymouth. Dummy, Heron:NerahleaDA Liverpool, 3,1 ult. out 41 days. 9th, Phocion, Gottenburgh for Naar York. 19:h, Penelope,Trinidad for Port Olasitow.2lu,King'sCove, Bell, Clyde for Newfoundland. 23d, Tamerlane, 11•Killop, Clyde for Qucb e. 23th, Caledonian, and Ann Grant in totripanv, Clyde for New Brunswick by the Stan, arrived oft' Pon !lush. Whim, st. Vincent for London, 23th June. Nestor 16th ult.. St :t ., l , t i ejl N r : t co i e ch c w: n i .° :T s b r ' u h i c o N l o rn 'ne , : d . i f. ,: n' t l' a l u n tili l . c 7 ; e n t u l it dnd a ' o t b il e l ic ' g r l i i l L TS H fi. n 't e l be a l'si ry .ta , i l i t :l l 3 l s it d: o t on l. Ll . L l;i i ' l ld w rs ,o c o rix n 7 ;ti re for Quebec. by the Salts, arrived off the SUM. Norval, Pastor, Quebec to Nefoundland, On the 4th, Cape Ray, N. Jt E. distant miles: Oth.blary, Cummings, of MIMI. out 8 days, freest itainietd fog Leith, by the Cherub, Rayeide, arrived is the Clyde. rof'i Yr I .0 • 1 t t ..0