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On New Year' Day will be published, No. I. of TE EVERY-1)A Y 1300 K; or, th e G u id e t o the 1 Year, relating the popular A nurcments, Sports, Ceremn. air , , Manor'', Customs, and Events incident to the 365 days U. luix and present times ; being a Series of 3,000 Anecdotes and fact. forming a History of the Year, a CaJendar of the Seasons, aid a Chronological Dictiouary of the Almanack, with a variety of mponaat and diverting information for daily use and entertain meat. Compiled from authentic sources HONE. I tell of festivals, and fairs, and plays. 01 merriment and Wirth, and bonfire blaze I tell of Christinu mummings, New Year's Day, Or Twelfth-night king and queen, and children', play ; I tell of vaktriles, and triuilorea-knotai, Women*, cunning men, and drawing tota— -1 tenor brooks, of blossom', birds, and bower, Of April. 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Ni . today next, contains the plan of i I LLCM INA TED POC . 1 , !•4 lay is published, price 12s. inst.! Solt Gracious Mainity, with Twee 'rms. engraved by 3lessrs. Heath, asigna by R. Wt,talk Esii. T. Stot :' , llll 31urillo, Claude, fee. I, I :IIENDSH I P'S t/FFERIN metnbrancer ; a Christmas Prase ......5 fitted up in a most elegantly En prealy foe the OCCIA wn, with 31edallior 4, •!Shakspcare. Among the tontribui a!' alias Edgeworth, Mrs. 4 !pie, E. E. ' , Mice," Rev. Thomas Dale, &c. dke, litricc—" Among the many Wr ! sienna' Presents, we consider the I tied by Lupton Relfe, the best."—T engravings are delightfully e. ftther, forms a present worthy of the E endeat intentions." —New Times. " The New Year's Gift Iselbre us is eons the ature of the thing cou kl b e l a Oeennhenr. " Friendohltea Offering is respectal i tithe-ions in its ern , costly and attion."..44 &TlM: n em , 14. D ec , " Friendship's flirning wears n mi not only as far as extenal ernbellishmer fee. 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No. 2, FRITH-STREET, SOHO-SQUARE, having united his prac tice with Mr. De Chemant, begs leave respectfully to acquaint the Nobility, Hentry, and his Frientk, dirt residing comtantly with ' his brother, he will always be at home during profcssioral hnurs. Mr. M. having resided some time in Faris, has been rr.r.L l to make several improvements in Mr. De Chenient's tiseftol,-.1 highly approved discovery of the ARTIFICIAL ' I NCORI2UPTI ELL, MINERAL PASTE TEETH. which he is certain 11611 fully convince ell who may favour him by i:•lSecting them, of their su. periority over every species of Lzitnal substances. Messrs. 1)l CH ESIAN'r er 31O1tTIMER mar be consulted on this brooch of their profession every day, from twelve till four. Mr. 31. having dcruted much of his time to the study of the Diseases incident to the (Wins and Teeth, as well ar attending Children through the did cult, and sometimes , p roces s a dent it ion , beg' in my, be may be oolisultr4 naively thereon trout ten to tlrclvc. DECEMBER 29, 1824. OXFORD ENGLiSII DR. JOIINSON'S WORKS. On the let January, 11123, will be publidlisil. in an. wl. IV. Price ss. in extra banti, THE WORKS OF I.)R. SAMUEL JoirNsoN, beautifully printed en superfine hid paper. This Edition will be comprised in y rids. embellished wait • finely -engraved Portrait and Autosmaph t to be published Month:?. When completed, will form the cheapest and most correct Edition ever published. I hfont : Printed for W. Pickering, W, Chancery-lane, London; and Talbert and Wheeler, Oxford. This day is published. /t/r, INIATURE LATIN and ITALIAN CLASSICS, ANA imbellisbed with Portraits, sad dedicated with pamission " E* 4 filivurer. 1. H ORA TI I OPERA, 48mo. da. boanls. 2. 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The DIAMOND SHAKSPEAILE. 48m0., No. 1 to 211, each containing a Play, price h. dd., beautifully printed by l'orrall, uniformly with the Miniature Clatuties. Each Play is embellished with a firm Engraving, from the design of Stothard, or other emi. nent attic it. To be comprised in 3l Numbers, forming nine \'n_ lames. In the last Number will be given, a line Portrait, Title tilossary, and a Life: when complete, will tiirm the must elegant and portable ct:ition of Shakspeare ever published. W. Pickering, Publisher- No. 37. Chancery.laae, lardon. SALES BY AUCTION. LOAD MACDONALD'S REMDENCE, 14'ELBECK-STR} Also the Forniture; - 11;rary - 71 3 E-tures - --- , - ;l;d • Miecolloneotts Ele. gamin. Mit PH O T-I x 4IPS t ' ors r 7i l e le s, i t i ti 7 lni n i c iVb fl y ( 3l44 t HN. T e l: Premise s on VI VIISDAF. February le• arid several following Days. at One o'clock, the elegant and peculiarly well-fitted HOUSE and DOMESTIC OFFICES, Stabling, and Coach-house, shuste No. 7s. Weibel:it-went, Caventlish- square, the tato Residiewe and Property of Lwd Macdonald, deceased : on which several Thousand Poonda has been recently expended in judicious improvements and modern and elegant decorations. The Interior embraces a library, dining parlour, suite of throe drawing rooms, and a competont number t'f chambers and dressing room; hot and cold baths, a well-come :led range of domestic °tikes. and a fotlr-stall stable and coach-house In re.a of the house. The Pnnnises are replete with convenience for a respectable Family. and in excellent rtir. On the shove and following Days will also be subnditcd by Auction on t.:•c Premises, the modern Household Furniture, liege glasses, paintiL gs, household linen • a select rid valuable library of books in costs ! bindings and of the most choice aditionst 9 7 7enil sets of curious ai,d finely carved chess -meet, in silver and ivory ; sculptured ivories in alto and basso relievo; oriental silver fllagre; a sot's. and eleven .imirs, formed of ebony and inlaid with ivory ; valuable miniatures. snuKhoses, rings, agates, cameos, imsslios; oriental elegancies exquisite :minty and rarity; bror.r.em Serv e Japan, Chelsea, am! Dn.-24103 Procelain ; japan cabinets, lannoge and Raphael ware, &c. &c. &e. The cellar of choice French and Foreign comdrhing 4ffo dorm of Burgundy, Fromigniar, Claret, Champagne, Sauterne, Hermitage. Hock, Aladeits, Port, Sherry, Constantine, and Malmsey; Brandy, :Coyest:, Lau d'Or. &c. etc. &e. Descriptive particulars a the relideftee,"iwerttlftelii d aim furniture, library, wines..tc. will be ready for delivery in r. abort time, of which notice will be given, and reference when: thiy r.iny be had mentioned in the future adverti.enietts, wherein a more par ticular detail of the Property will be renderetl.—No- 73, Bond. street, Dec. 23,11124. This day is published, in Sex illustrated with several curious facsimilies. autographs. &e. price 13a. in boards. REECE in IS'23 and I8'41; being a Series of Letters Vs. and other Documents on the Greek Revolution. Written during a Visit to that I nuntry. Ity the Hon. Colonel LI:WESTER STANHOPE. " This is a very interesting Work on Greece. It is concluded by the best report on the state of "fairs in that quarter which has ever appeared." 2. NOTES of the WAR in SPAIN. detailing Occurrences. Military and Political, in GALICIA, and at GIBRALTAR and CADIY., (rocs the Fall of ('anions to the Occupation of Cadiz, by the French. 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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS, CLAI - REET. WA LT II A SISTO W. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII, On the Premises, Elm House, TH IS DAV, at 11. THE HUUSEIIOLU FURNITURE, Linen. (711 ins, Ghia, and Miscellaneous Property of Mrs. CHAD! PION. decreed, consisting of four-pat, tent, and other bedstead', with chintz and dimity tigings, excellent feather bed" a :. . bed. ding. window.curtsius, mahogany wuSroba , double and single chaos of drawers, dreasing-tables, glasses, stands, and chairs, drawing, dining, and breakfast room suits, in chairs, tables, a"fav, cheiloniers, sideboard, bookcase, carpris„ an eight-day clock, kitchen and dairy utensils, garden implements, a few Rae young orange trees, green-house plants, and a variety of useful articles. Catalomma may be had on the premises; and of Mr. Shuffle. worth. IS, Poultry. • HOUSEHOLD FL'A N I TCRE A N I) EFFECTS, CLAPTON By Mr. SHUTTLEWOUTIT. Ou the Premises, .stii;O;Cii..lapttin --- . TO-MORROW, and fol lowing Day. at 11. THE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, a grand Piano-Forte, Linen, Rooks, and Effects, of Mrs. TA DRURI, who it quitting the Seminary. The Furniture comprises twenty-fire four post, tent, and half tester bedsteads, with chintz and dimity hangings, good seasoned feather beds and beading% The whole remarkably neat and clean. Fifty pair of sheets, excel lent cabinet articles in wardrobes, double and single chests of drawers, dressing tables, glasses and stands. chairs, mahogany dining, aril, sofa and 100 tables, pier and chimney glasses, mir ror, marble tuba, India cabinet. (+effortless, sofas, chandeliers, Brawls and other cat pets, kitchen requisites, mangle, wine presses, garden frames, glasses and tools, green house pla nts, and miscellaneous articles. May be viewed this day, when Catalogues may be had on the premises; and of 31r. Shuttlewonh, No. %I, Poultry. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CELLAR 01! CHOKE WINES, CHINA, GLASS, CARRIAGES, LIVE AND DEAD STUCK, MEADOW HAY, AND EFFECTS. Wahhantatow—Easez. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL On the Premises. in Marsh -street, near the Chequers Inn, on THURSDAY, Jan. O. HUb, and fdlioning day, at 11, By order of the Administrator, TILE GENUINE 110USEIIOLD FURNITURE, handsome China, and Glass. a Cellar of choice %Vines, com prising about 200 dozen of Port, Madeira, Claret, and Champagne: Live and Dead Stock ; Thirty-tire Loads of Meadow Hay • Ha ronebe. Landau, Chariot, and Effects of Jana Hill, Lsq.dt:ceased, motored from his late residence itt Clay-meet, a sale by atleti3l3 not being permitted on the premises. The Furniture comprises four-post, tent, and other bedsteads, with furniture* ; goose-feather beds and bedding ; window.curtains; the usual assortment of bedchamber and cabinet articles ; drawing, dining, and breakfast-mom furniture; kitchen requisites, &c. The Live Stock consists of a pair of coach horses, a saddle mare, cart bort .•, donkey. 4 milcia cotes, 2 yearling calves, 2 sous, 4 hogs, 19 store pigs.—Mkeelltaneotas brad Stock. May he viewed oae clay previous to the Sale, when Catalogues may be had, at the place of Sale, and of Mr. Shuldeworth, 2.1, Poultry. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLATE, CHINA, GLASS, BOOKS. AND EFFECTS. By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, At his Sale Room, No. 211, Poultry, en MONDAY, January lit, anal following day, at II o'clock, TIIE Neat lIOUSEHOL 'I) FURNITURE, a grand upright piano -forte, by Clcmenti and Co.; a few ounces of plate, and phited articles, china. glass, books, wearing apparel and effects, of a Gentleman reniovcd front Lombard-street. The Fur niture comprises handsome him , post, French, and tent bedsteads, with chintz and dimity hangings, excellent goose feather beds anal bedding, elegant moreen and other curtains, excellent rosewood and mahogany cabinet articles. in chairs, tables, sofas, drawers, wardrobes, and bockcases, chimney and other glasses, French lamps, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, kitchen requisites, anal miscellaneous property. May be viewed one day previous to the Sale, when ['main:tics may be had of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 111, Poultry. k IMEHOLD GROUND-RENT OF let. Va. PER ANNUM. A LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE AT 110 X 'ON, PRODUCING 16/. PER ANNUM, AND THE REVER. SIfINARY LEASE OF A DWELLING-HOUSR AND PREMISES IN NEW-STIIEET, COVENT-GARDEN. B r _Mr. SHUTTLEWORTIL At the Mort, on WEDNESDAY, January 12, at 12, in Three Lots. Lot 1. 4 FREEIIOLD GROUND-RENT of 10/. 11 per Annum, amply secured and issuing out of Thr:e Dwelling-bonses and Premises, situated in Upper Ground street, Lambeth. Lilt 2. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE. comprising a neat Due:l ing-house and Premises, situated No. 36, Union -street, lluxton, let at 16/. and Itchd fur upwards of fl) years unexpired, at a groand. rent of 4/. Lot S. A REVERSIONARY LEASE of the DWELLING 1101'SE anti PRE3IISES in New street, Covent.ganlen, now in the occupation of Mr. Rum, commencing at Lady.day, 1829, for a term of Fourteen yea.a front that period. May be dewed, and Partial' nrit had ten days previous to the Sale, of Mr. Tripp, Solicitor, Gray's Inn-square ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttfeworth, No. 111, Poultry. EXTENSIY} AND _V . 49.l:Althli WHARF ON THE - REGENTS ('ANA lty Mr. SIICTTLEIVORTII, At the Office of Ike Commissioners, in Itasinghall.street, on TUESDAY, the 111th of January, 11123, at 12 o'clock. By order of the Commissioners named in a l!ommission of Bankrupt, awarded and ismied against Mews. Kite audlkst. ..AVALUABLE' LEASEHOLD ESTATE, oiled k MACCLESFIELD WHARF, advantageously situated on the hank of the Regent's ('anal, in the parish of St. Leonard, Shoreditch, extending 461) feet in front of the said Canal, with a valuable bubding frontage, towards the New North Read, of 161 feet, with a wet dock or basin for barges, newly erected count ing -houses, extensive range of stabling and lofts, chai.e.house, lime-shed, timber-stage, &t'., chiefly nicks:of by a lofty brick wall, with capital iron palinodes and gates toward the New North Road. The Premises, which are ver7 improvable, and adapted for two or more Establishments of son,equence, arc held on a lease fur a long term unexpired, at a low Rent. May be viewed, and Particulars had, ten days previous to the Sale, at the Bricklayers' Anus. New North Road : et . Mr. Ed. round Walker, Solicitor, W, I.;nroln's Gm.fieids ; of Mr. Slief field, &Meier, Prescott-street. tioadman's-lithls ; at the Mart; and of 11Ir. shutflesrorth, Zt. Poultry. THE ARMY. The orders that hare bect — =ssut.4l for the rettnu homer of the 39th (VAI Nottinzham), the 3ath (Cambridgeshire). the 69th (South Lincolnshire), and the attb (Lancashire) regiments of infantry, from India, hare been counter. mandTd. The Id (the Queen's Royal) regitr.ent of foot will au. bark for India on the !ti of February next. BRITISEI ARMY IN INDIA. Orders for recruiting for the Rtitish .Array in India will be issued forthwith. - It is determined that every corer now on service in that quarter shall be iiinuellatety coin pletwl to the full Indian establishment. The detachment of the Os: regiment heretofore sta tinned at Athea, in this county (Limerick), has been re-. moved this week, and it hay not been considered neeessary to replace it with another military party.—Linte:ido CAroniek. SHIPPING !NM 1,1,1 GE ATE, FROM LI )V WS LIST. Fat.atorTn. Dt.c. 21.—Tbe 3teresni. from the East ladles. foundered at sea or. the 2:.::h Sepicuaker, in '.l::.s_p_orth, king. 25. west; crew ssvcd and carried into Ja. retro the Earns. LOtllif..l. cf alloin, and a passangen, came home in the Lore klehille. ;he Swallow, Cawie. (torn (!edit foe Bnatol, leaky; Palmyra, Limb. from London for Belga:: and the James Munro. from lsinilon. Sailed t'..? itavo packet. for the Brazlia i..ibiotson, for S:. and Cumherland..kierrents. tor Lowdon. lac. sec.—The cm muffs "a niaC. -- tquabietir satlin" PI 111W1:711, Dtc. N.—The 144 Maly Pelham packet, fee the Wcit Indisa„ and the Dose packet, the the itrtai'ss, harp t 'lna Fosse/ hatb:ur. cjail.d the Wo.ailark Jackson, (Jr lam. _ Cowes, 1/Ec. 27.—Pat back tl,c Riche-Qom, with her mate washed overbc.ird or, the 24ih instant. Pouressor Dry. I.7.—The PutwrAil.!lntind remain as f e. fore. His Majeitty's ship Ss marang has come intu harbour. Wintl south-west. blowing hard. DEAL, DEC. 27.—Arrived the Mary, Siranach, from rlierr:rti, for Newcastle. Put bock the Nimble. Elsken, for the illrestter. Tetuan, her mate washed overboard. The outward-hound remain all well. The Liandocery. N'aliant, Cambridge, Juno, Mary Jane, and others, sailed for the Hirer this morning. AUGATE.,DEC. 14.—A few pieces (deed= have been rot cut of the Briton; some of the stores and materials have been lit ewisw got up. She is stated to hare got a goo! deal of damage in the lower part of her hull. tlk—The Eliza and Nancy, Ilad, was hove eff and came into the harbour last night, without <Linage. The Briton li,< in much the same state, from the continued niughtsreatli -7, but li tie progrte: is made in discharging her. !Hare of her stores and mate.. terials here been got up and warehoused. Hopes are still seer.. tained that she may possibly begot Aim.: in he: wft,r-legged state, after being auffleiendy lightened. (iIIAVESEUD, 1/EC. 27.—Anircd the Ann, Swinton. fro , " !kris; Alert, Abbott. from Scs ilk ; Ply, Sampson. frxr. St, Michael's ; Nancy, Morrison, from Lisbon ; and General ('ao. sing, front St. John's, New Brunswick. Sailed the Adonis, Petrie, fur Sierra Leone ; Golden Spring, Spenc,r, for Jamaica; and Sultan, Yeoman. for Smyrna. SUNIIIVILAND. DEc. 24.—0 n the :.‘2tl inst. we had a wenn gale from the N.E. A great number of lm colliers sett. ,rivet on shore betwwen this place and Ilartlimool ; report stamen IR er 17. The following are the only names yet ascertained. and Mary. Sleigh • Acorn, Davison ; 3111 c, Itt.lbum ; Branch, Gresham 4 Thomas, Tanner; Caroline. ; all of Sunder!.-4 1 4 Ann's Resolution, of Scarborough ; John, ‘Va:ers of Lovilon ; and Belfast, —. ditto. liteetteoot., Dec. 26.—ArtireJ the Sarah, Kendall, from Pernambuco, sailed the 94th ult.; Richard, Markley, from Per. narnbueo; Caledonia, Bishop, from Demerara; John Little. Rus sell, from Pictou ; Caspar, Rican!, from ; John Douglas,' from Bay Clialeur ; and the .triel, Pierson, firm Lisbon. Ileirrot, Dse. 2i.—:!mired the Sylph, Brown ; Two ilrotl.crs, Pearce ; Middleton, Hillsr% from nine° Edward's !.land ; Alert, Chapman, from Smyrna ; Wilberforce, Blanc t Hugh William, 31eredith ; Atalanta, Jones, from Newfoundlanl ; Europa, Bennett, from St. Andrew's ; and Sarah and Ann, Middleton, from St. John's, New Brunswick. Only coaster* sailed. The Naiade, s, has attired at Hamburg!: ; and the Pilot,Darenhill, at Denic•rtra. The Consejo°, St. June, front Ter::Ciro to Bristol, was itSt on the Skey ltneks on the crew saved. The Bristol is on shore eight miles below Portirbead, and it is doubtful if she w ill be gut oil before the rest spring tit!„ and then it is supposed with damage. JAMAICA (KI Ntr.IIVON), 1/cr. at —The Columbian brig De convene. late Capt. Mulches, (ram Porto Bello, bound to Mar. t.aique, in ballast, was carried into St. Jago de Cuba : her crew, consisting of twelve Frenchmen, having risen on the officers when oIF St. Domingo, and placed her under the cemanand of Francisco Pierre, who took her into Cuba, and delivered her to the Autho rities there. Bt.:twos AYRES, Orr. ll.—The American ship Amphion, front New York, for this place, struck upon the English Rank. this river, on 4th inst. aM was totally lost. The Captain and crew arrived at illonte Video. OCT. —The British schooner Flora, and Russian brig 5....- wormy, have sustained damage; at 31onte Video, the British brig Hero, from Sicily and Kin Janeiro, went in with has of anchors and cables. The British brig King George the Fourth. bound round Cape Born, had put back to Monte Video, having lost her boats, an itochar washed overboard, bulwarks and staunchions stored. A survey was about to be made 1.11 her cargo, which wa: not thought to he damaged. The French 11AV. Famine, at Tonto Video, had got a-ground, and sulfered damage. The followieg ships were nearly emir for sailing from Sr. lobo's ow the 23i1 ult. when the Hylton (arrived in 1 armouth Roads, sailed: Nearchus, V:ake ; Archibald, Sowell; Broom. Bell; Rosa, Huntley; Lord Wellington, Nesbit; Emperor Alexander, AVart; John, Findley ; Ajax, Watson ; Valiant, A gar; and Henry, late Charters. A Ilse of English ships at Monte Video, 30th Oct. 1324 : Sisters rchooncr, Dove cutter, reoeverance brig, Ur:Mil all belonging to L ondon ; throe° the Fourth trig. of Lirctitriol ; at the E atm French brig, of 18 guns. The Juno, Kemp, from Mirantichi, for Leith, was wrecked en Cape Breton Island 12th Nov. The crew saved, and arrived at Liverpool in the James. The Lady Mary Pelham packet, for the Leeward lAands, arcl his Majesty's brig Dove, roe the Brazils, put back to lowey 2:.th Mat, front contrary winds. On the 22:1 inst. the Tentfrden, of Newcastle, Johnson, slipped from about 75 fathoms chain cable, in Cotton Roads, pan of the Main is about „ of an inch, anti part rather smaller; the anchor t. wood-stocked, and marked " HAWKS, C. C. No. 8,150," swig:.; 7e. (kir. 211 b." Extract of a private letter from Calais :—Tke French ship lire. c,tte, from Dieppe, for Cette, is on shore near the mouth of the harkour_ _ Ills Illajesty's ship Aurora, from Valparaiso, fa. 1,1 Eorlard, with sincie (it is said to the amount of three millions sterling), has arrived safe at Rio Janeiro. The Charlotte, Chesney, from Newfoundland to Quebec, was lost the 13th tat. at 31a/tau, in the river St. Lawrence: clew staved. The Rebeers, Alexander, from Greenock to Jamaica, was Meta on shore rear 11'rxfocil the 22d ir.st. and tilled with water, and it was feared would be totally lam, with her cargo: crew and yam. sengcrs saved. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE HUNTING A PPOI NTMENTS. The Duke of Graftun's hoards meet this day at Tro lii:* Ash, on Friday at Whistle:. Wood ; each day at hAf.pas , te... Mr. Muster'. hounds to-morrow at Ilasiebeeeh and Cruiar at the Fox and hounds. Kettering Porta ; each r! y at lu.lf.past The Oakley hounds to-mormw ac Chichelcy, and Saturday a: Swineshead ; each day at lialf.past ten. The Last Sussex fox hounds to-morrow at Wielding. Common, Saturday at Fir! 11iU ; and on Monday at Cluytou ; each dsy at • quarter before eleven. The Ciwydian harriers to-morrow at Carry y Lath, and Styr_ day at I'l Captain. The Chester harrier!' an Friday at Stighten, on Jan. 1, at Chris tleton, and 7, at Turin. - _ Fox Ilutertwc.--The Lothian. fim haunt!' Intl am fin? 3 bliTti on Mandel last as they have 4.:en the, season. Tney were Audit in when •• Red.hentled ltib" ncri out at score on the et'ur side, and he was run is to at twenty tomutest it was racing me?, and a grass country all the way, so that those who can do, did it hut those who cannot were SJOR done trtae.a. Sir John Hope and Co lonel Maclean were the most conspicuous for determined rititti::. We neither heard tly: cry ot " ware grass" or " hold hard t" it ecru to.) decidedly IRK a thing for the 'lei tato use tht.e e prrs sows: but it ' ll ante yore '• cupid" who ever attends to such lAratu , . It is the Count ton stroog, that bcosuse you a:e przai.l t., ride you:teal you riil reoccnt miters-4 is too cooatur. a practice ; Lot in a correct hunt Loch a thing its urkanwn, and if heard, wt.t.hl ba mated as it &servo, wQt conterr GLASGOW COTTON 111A!:k LT, Ili IC. 121.—Thrre been a good dinnand for Cotton this week, and the 141:rs 4,r lubt week haveteen fully supported. 'fl:es.iles sibeur.t to 1,f.1.3 AS follows:—Sea f‘iiinds 81. 17 W. gaud fair, 19.1. to f' hl.l. ; ditto stained 144, 1144. fair, to tine; ditto Bowed lj. W.W. ordinary t to Ili& twiddling fair . !lowids &W., ted. f a i t , to 111 good ; I. New Orleans 123, lOu. to St d. fide!, Egyptian IU, Ili I. fair, to 130. Rood ; Drina-am and B.rbhe apt itifetior, aid. fair, to 124 d. good ; St. Vincent be. ItOld. good ; India SG, 91d. to 9/(1. fair; Surat 44. 6SI. to fid. common. Im. ported, per tieorge, from New York, 361 bales; ditto, per Malay, Ifrom Demerara, 71 dine. Price 711. ll'