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V , / /i-17 (> ta, A /xx_c/ 4 ( _ 4 + c +AM V t . / •-%**t , • ; • - r • If , ) 111' 1 4)11'ft LONDON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1824. No. 6,865. Price 7(). ---.......iii. 14.41,E.S BY AucTiori. ULNA BM AUCTION. ip...-----_ PORT OP LONO(IN. Nos. 30, Ild4. BA LB OF ORA 114 S 1S11 LK WiIItaKKY. F, mardzie4.4,l,heiletfinnorui.lroireli..t.,Asi, lifill s t M I: , 1 . 4 ,1 54 U .i n iit e ri ; i t! t r ,:i his r Le DAY. the 1841. and FRIDAY, the 17th days of December, 1824, is navel:lock in the Afternoon of each day prccively, YOUlt TIIttI'SAND GALIA/SIS of Ilthill WHISKEY, ouc h is s potted in quantities of front live to ten gsllons each lot, wercoinuiudate private pawns in general, as well as dealers and alas. o i t s b.‘, , nes to be had at fal. rash, and Samples seen at the Ecrise Warehouse Keeper's 111fier, Tower-hill, from 'Thursday, the 9th, Tueaday, the 14th days of lbeeember, 1824, from ten till two ok a. sad an the moromp at Ws; dos tisni of the Day's jab ocly from ten till twelve o'clock. - - _ INUNItATIONS in tiItitMANY.—APPEAL to the ItENEVOI.ENT.—The devastation• lastlyrawsal 1,, t h e „ m oos of the riven in lieTmanv. and particularly in the Brand Ilse hr d m m len t the Heyman Province* on the Rhine, Bavaria, mp g wurteilscrg, have compelled nearly 110,11110 pour sufferers to *peal for relief, in their almost indescrilodde distress, to the chari tibk 'tripoli nation, Th ro ugh whole districts the waters have swept off ern, descrip tion of property, and all their little farming stock. At this period of the year the serevoy of the weather, morli more intense there than in England. :nide to they misery ; and a more pitiable use us hardly ever Lou lwfore that nation whose benevolence has never hitherto Levi called upon in vain. By fir the greater part of . these unfortunate people have nu fOervUll families, and are at Bus momentin want of every necessary vi life. i n ma king their melancholy situation known to Great Britain, Mc N. M. entertains a firm hope, that these immennis m o he the litst from whom the proverbial benevolence tat nation will be withheld. Subscriptions received at Mr. N. M. Rothschild's. Z. a. . P. N. M. Rothschild, Esq. 100 11 Mrs. 111ary Eldc Parlay 5 0 N o , goihehihl - be U Lewis Burnam', Esq. to 0 )bssts. /VC. Benjamin Cohen - 10 10 nisi, and c o . - 10 0 William hlorgan, Esq. 10 IV Mows. Willis, Percival, S. ('randy, Esq. - 2 2 and Co. 10 0 William 3lurgan, jun. Esq. 2 2 M,A•II. VCT %Vara, and T. M. A. - 5 . 10 0 Sidomoo ('ohen, Esq. - 19 tt Dl oil clay. 'Fenton, Messrs. J . 11. Scott anti Co.lo soil I Bar - 10 0 31 efIVS. 1). J. Salonums 3 0 hlessis. Hare, Barnett, J. F. Al ./advert, Esq. . 111 10 sad (so. • - 10 0 R. Twins, Esq. - 1:i 10 Illev:rs. Whitmore, 11. Itanken, Esq. 19 10 Welt, 11111 1 . 11. 10 0 1 it 31‘,0%. sir Wm. (*until, 1,. Leake, Esq. - 2lt Robsris. anti . 10 0 S. li. %Corn's, Esq. -10 10 A. )•. Nellin. Esq. - 2 0 Louis Kann, Ksq. . 611 hlnors aleneh and Care- Jnnies King, Esq. - 2 Dov e . - 5 17. S. 3 0 Join: Morgan. Esq. - 5 0 I corge Scott. Esq. - - to 0 William Esq. 5 0 111,11r1 S. 11.1Tber 111111S(1111 S 0 Illessrs. Ellis, liarnett, and Amory, and Co. 5 Tucker - - -5 0 S. sod 1.. de Symons - 5 0 Mr.o.ra. Hlevilleand De la Mein lhivillsoo, Esq. .3 3 Cliaumette 511 J. l avv oll, Esq. - 5 Messrs. E. and J. I xrien 5 J. Eames, Esq. .b 11 MI,INTX. Poilmore and Co. fi 0 ll 11'and, - SII 1. Waller, Esq. - 5 0 J. 11. Isnissola, join. Esq. 511 J. J. Bernd'', Esq. - 5 0 Jamb Ricardo, Esq. - 3 II !Besse. Talbot and Francis 5 11 11'. Flower, Esq. - 6 0 James Morgan, Esq. 5 11. Nieman. Esq. - 1 1 James Bunter, Esq. - 5 0 J. Young, Esq. - 1 1 :Nemo Itenkhausen, Esq. to 3 1.1 ming, Esq. - 1 0 Joseph Cohen, Esq. -10 filer:ley, Esq. - 1 II Isaar ll'ohen, E•q. 10 0 31ENM111111111111, Longihn, I Ands tihrn, Esq. - 5 . . I Jacob Absentia, Esq. - 6 to wll —Snot, I:sq. - 2 hinnies. Itougettiont trid C mikes. - 6 0 Behronds 10 0 T. - 5 0 Messrs. rapid, l'ucrton, lit R. Farquhar, Ilan. 10 0 and CO. - 10 10 Mores de Ilurtkcin toil At Messrs. Mash:man and Co.'s - - - 5 G J. A. 1/roop 10 10 'Books for SolArr,ioiotia are 01 51141•ri. Maa!rritia , l, Cea; and at 11r. N. M. Itirthm rn al AlL...sr.. •;ini!li. Payne, and ' Alahttqlll2ll, and lilll.ll. INIJITABLP: LOAN LI PATRON—His Royal Ilip BANK COMPANY. the D 110.; of YORK. ,:111IDENT1 1 6 S. I...inflows, Leg. L1...D. M.P. John li. lonnbtnn. Esq. M.P. Almjnrits.vilts, Esq. M.P. S,intsel Scott. Esq. AI. I'. John Smith, Esq. M.P. IMAM, 'ungreve, Bast. F.R.S. M.P. nt, F:59. M.P. Vick-Pat Jae !tom. Tut M.P. .r Italian! Birnie, Knt. A6lrrmsn Kriolges. M.P. Itnitglint. M.P. Jvpat.t>at. Hernr•. E.q. M.P. 'SOL= Holmes, Esq. 111. P. Cxsn Mspr.licneral Sir William S. 0. M. 'Karr pilau John flemrll. Jinn lif..gden. I. 4. MI.P. Demi Itarri.. v , Benjamin Parr • I: , I. .Ireri.li Clarke, Pm l larke. tam I rrsswell, Esq. Wed lkivlrs, Dunstoo, Esq. Aleph Frt. Esq. hoc L. tioldssnitl, EM. Thomas 'limier, Em. lieorge Ilarrison, Esq. Sir I Laurie, but. V. Elton Pri-scott, Esq. M Surfrot, Esq. A. Surtm., Esq. Robert Sutton. Esq. 11r. Alit Thompson, bI.P. Jostota Walker. Esq. M.P. Joho W akin, Esq. I'. NVilkinson, Esq. V. Auvand, Esq. M.P. NI. Lieveslev, Esq. itaLlsy Clarke, Esq.. Thctuas Metcalfe, Esq. I'. Ws Ulyn, Esq. H. 51. Raikes, Esq. Tar.at•ar.u, lltll Frye anal ; Messrs. Spooner, Attwooils, and Co Armor 5011417011, Idol 11'ilkei, Firribury.place. 'Noire is hereby given, that all Pierian', being Holders of the olitteal Certificate, of e hart, in this Company, are requested to mod to an nark day to the Office of the Company. No. 2g. tereinsurtreti. between tie hotter of Ten and Four. to produce Original Certificat% anal exchange them fur the Nets Ca.- tie2tes dory Mated ; and to execute the {hell prepared for the !rplation of the Company. preparatory to the immediate corn tortmott of Business, and to another application to Parliament ;114 t4aing Saulion. DI Order of the Vice-Presidents a.ui l'irectora, JI )11 N VC I LKS, Solicitor. Finsbury-place. M. enteltun.strtet. Nov. (116te et Ci LE:I74T RISK EVER KNOWN. CARROLL, the Contractor, is justly prowl of the r; d'4 al i re' t era o t n tic his n eh o„ v it le 'vr:l7 4 be ce a l‘ pp as ro7ctr! 'AM are Two . . Prizes or . . . . .f 311,11011 Too . . . . i'fiLCS of . . • • 4:2..1 1 08 6111 1 ether Capitals. and not a sin* blank ! Two of th• "rah contain ritimon Toree pet Cents. which CA Hitt /I.i. lantana,. hat itioushieed for the purpose of offering to the rdirss vroof oi his confidence in the provesity 161 Tnurreg the C as he guarantees to the For. .. t uor Holders ni thAse Priz.••• LIMO in Money foe esery £lOO .7k; tad if the 'Flirts! INT Cents. should be shore 1110. which is "" 16 .1"fibkoble, he ..tres to the .t•lrenturcrs all the increase as a rem Purchaser his the liberty of returning his Ticket - the !rah inst. (whether it lar. Drawn Itr Cialrawo, and may 114 * lid LIII for it, and in proportion for any Share. Timus.tNl) rßizr.:4 11 -ah Dawn en the lihh inat., and the Two First will have more 111:111 1:211.111111 rich ; 1, 6 ' 61 " every Poreln.,T has the I 'lLinee of 1,1100 Prises on that rs r• tad if unsurci-sainl can return hi' Number any time before itSt• : ISO dun tor the opportunity of gaining such great —o * he only risks hr a flat 'barer Trrkdt . . £4l9u. X:! 5 n 1 Eighth - 113 II I Sixternth - .0010 0 - 0 0 II - - - • Al the fon -tatetticnt will clearly !thew s• • • Or will . U May rec,ire Iwck - 0 - 1.,_ 1.111 ^"t - ; 5 is May receive back - 1 .- " T "in oat - :t May rcieive back .418 II Olt will tart - 3 3 3lav hack - 2 5 '`urtitth will row - 111 0 :lbw receive hark . I 2 1 11 1 e Vqri..tir Nua•hfr. arc always nn Sale at ( : 111 •hr I '.*a:r.let,.r's I Iflkos Nu. It1,1;4001011; 7, Char ; rid tS lord.,t r.•ct. AIRS. 3t iti XSt tN: . SI , e •l gr i o ) Prietor of the ANIER 1 - I h . 1 )4) 1'111M: tril for l'hildren Cutting thy' ''".- •rtiloren Mi. i 4 1 \ •wili.u.street. to 11, V ork-plore. toy' ....N't 10.141.1. h . . . 1 . ,.....ve to caution Illtithera and Nurses. at a '''re.':.4htla,,n, lilt . e the 1:-esent • when children are teething, the ' 4 , t allelition ought to he ti.iitl to them, I f Ili the "rt and Chin-cou c h ore so prevalent. If the irritation Of Vilma rninin w.. 11 at.y iol.er itoo.rder very few infants recover. .„.",e l ,il never to he without the AMIKKIII'AN StWITII ,,,, ' .nt P in the Nursery ; for if a child awakes in the night - 6 .,... 1 '1 i nv in its gums. this valuable letlieine arlilieds will inl" ---." °Pen the pore., heal the gums, and thereby prevent ,_ .404 convulsions ; for should it route in competition with any t, :wax*, . , it often deNtroys the mother's brightest hopes. ink.,_aaa... wholesale and retail, as above, and or all principal 1117 4 ,....venders in Town and Country. at 2.. 9rl. per bottle. r"lonve genuine. I. less signed on the Stamp with Mts. *ill I in haed-irtiting, .... 4 th,:e are acycsalspuitnis none. To on the loth iwt. FOR BOMBAY the fam- , :iiling copperill A. 1. SI lII' I 1 . • .11 111 N 411 V. Comnimnder, leaden 3IMI 'rim*, king in the Wei.l 1,14E3 lnJrt Ilw. :slily II etcellent act') 00000 ithlutien for Yaueorera, unit will carry a rlillid Surcen. Freight or Passsge splay to Meurs.Eriser, Nichol, and Co, 12, Si. IleJell's-place; Julia Chapman sud Cu. 2, Leadcnliall. street ; or to JOHN S. BRINI.F.V. Id, Ilirrhin-lane. To mil the early part of March, IZIOIt Al.ll/RAS and lIENOAL, the New River-built Ship 3.1.11.ci HAL burden 6a Tons, JAMIN of the Honourable I :011armeny ' s regular Service, I :nentmetailcr. Thai Ship is built caterceavly fur the East India Trade, and tiotsesses every con, in and accommodation for Passengers. Fair Freight or nissiige apply to the Commander, at the Jeru salem I tothse-house; to Alessis.Watts and Heath, lii. Yenclutteh street ; or to JOHN S. BRINI.EV.II,Birchio-lane,Cornhill. To Sail on the Nth January from the Hirer, and on the 'trill from Porimmuth. for the _ CAPE of C(Ni ' i i FRAN('E, and AIA I/RAS. the Ship IiENERAI. PALM:It. A I. lit:(/ROE Tit !Nil ITT, C.lnitntAntler, regime' WO tons. Iles excellent Accommodation far Pa.o.enge4, and cartivn a_Surgenn. . . For Freight or l'amage allay to (A Truscott. JeruZleni Coffee-holm% The ship will he only three dare at the tape and Ide of France. Passengers have the option of ieniaining on board. PLo tieneral Palmer 1:•ft the Lizard last voyage the 22d of March, 11124, and returned the Idth of Novemier, having made her voyage to Indiaand bar k in seven months and twenty•sitc days. ( 1 !RAU DI EltS HOTEL awl COFFEE:II(iUSE 414., Haymarket, and 13:f, Jeirmyn-aireet.—tet Establisse. men,. Pun des plus frequente's tie Is capitale, rient tretre en entie deonte & neuf, ti Finstre des plus beaux Cates Ite.taurans de Paris on y dejeune a la fourthette et on y torture dry souperschauds jusrpi* a . Sa situation au centre de is rifle aJr proxirnite des prineipaux 'rhes.xlui donne plusieurs arantsges. La Carte y est togs yank., Ic wilt des mils fort inutikii ct I , s amateurs y trtmveruot toujuurs Im meilleurs rim tie France, d'Espagne et tr Italie. On peat i•tle semi dans des salons particuliers. _ENOHAVINH AND PHINTINII IN lIENENAL. WiI.LIANI — ALEXANDER, ENIiftAVEII, and PRINTER to their Royal Ilighncsaes the Duke of York and the Duchess of Clarence, begs leave most respectfully to re turn his grateful acknowledgments to the Nubility, thong, and the Public in general, Cy that distinguished patronage and public favour no liberally experienced by him since his removal to his Present residence. No. lid, Strand, where he hopes to merit and enjoy a continuance of that support be has already had the honour of receiving from them. In soliciting future favours, W. A. begs leave to observe, that having made arrangements for the purpose of executing every Itranch of his Business on his own Premises, and immediately under hi. own inspection, he is melded to maitre those who may honour hint with their commando, that they may rely upon the strictest attention and punctuality being paid to the camtttinn. Maps, Chars, and Plans. Bankers Cheques, Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes, Bills of Lading. Circular loom ' Mute C l'railenntes's Cards, Bill* of Parcels, Plate , . of Cur. renry, Visiting:Pickets, Compliment Cards, Coats of Aims, Crests, anti Ciphers. lAsr PIIWC.I made to sire. and engraved. Arms found and painted on Vellum, or engraved on Stone, Steel, Silver, Ivory. &c. Compliment Card. in great variety. latter-press Printing of every description executed on the shortest notice. IV. Ale:antler has lately publiohetl " The EIGHT RE :1 TI TUDES," dedicated by pernikai4n to her Royal nightie.* the Duchess of Clarence, and under the Patronage of the Royal Family, handsomely bound, price 1i54.; or in single sheetm, at Is each. the " LORD'S P11.1111.11t," price 2s. lA., which may be had as above, and of every respectable lionksellev. THE NEW TRAGEDY. This day is published, price 34. &L ItAVENNA ; or. Italian Love ; a Tragedy, in Fire Arta, r performed at the Theatre-Royal Covent-garden. Printed for Urn. IL Whittaker. Ave-Maria-lane. AD.IPTEII TI) MONS. Ild'FlErie SVSTE3I. This day is published, ptitc fie. in one rid. nem !mania, A N E.ISY. NATURAL, and ItATII►NAI. MODE of TrAumNo and ACQUIHINti the FRENCH LAN un a Plan entirely new, in which the Anonialies and Irregularities of Verbs are clearly demonstrated and redaccd to rule. The whole deducted from the Philosophy of the Language, and an Analysis of the Haman Mind. By WM. H. PYBUS. Printed for J. Stouter, School I,ibrary, 73, St. Paul's Church yard. SUPPLEMENT TO VOLUME SECOND. Price Threepener. . 1%1 F. 3 ( l . P.N 4 ; 4l i l tr e tfe g A O 4 I VOLUME, N E—he which, 8 U owing P E t O the Illness of the Engraver has been an long in hand, is how pub lished, and may b• had of all Ilook.ellers. Also, Volume. I. and I 1., pries: Ha. each, in extra boards, illus. tested with 201) Engravirga. This popisl t,. work is continued rimy Saturday Morning, in Numbers, at 3d. each ; aka in monthly Parte, prim Is. Knight and hart!. Paternoster...row. ON Thursday. I►ee. 9. MR. FA LI N TU.: HOY. 111111:, No. $6, price Twopence, will contain JL a verbatim Reston of the SEASON preached by the Rye. Mr. l'l ►TTON. in the Chapel of Neweate, on Mc occasion of the CON DEIIINATION of Mr. FAt STLEROV. The Pulpit is published weekly, in Numbers, prier 2d., and monthly, in Pans. Is. I. an d 11, are published, at Gs. each, in extra boanis, con taining nearly NO Sermons, together with 111 Portraits. Vol. 111., with live Portraits, will be ready at Christmas. London : Knight and Lacey, Publishers, Paternoster-row. This day is published, in 2 vols. Oft IN. with Designs by George t'ruikshank, ALES of IRIS!! LIFE, illustrative of the Manners, T Custonnt • and Condition of the People. These Tales , written during a long residence in various various parts of the Country, exhibit a faithful Picture of Irish Life ; and the De signs are beautiful little gents in GEORGE; I :RUIKSILINK's but style. Published by J. Robins and Co. Ivy.lane, Paternoster-row. Also. thin dal", price 7s. srlel DE and its ANTIDOTES; a &vies of Anecdotes and and actual Narratives. This day is published. illustrated by an elegant Allegorical Fron tispiece, by W. 11. Brook, and 3 Christmas Carol, written ex pressly for this %Cook, and set to Music, rite Ifs. in extra boards, 11 l WS TELESCOPE for W 2. 1, or a Complete Guide 1 to the Almanack : containing an explanation of Saint's Days and Holidays ; Illustrations of British 111,iiiry and Antiquities; Notices of obsolete Rites and Cosmos; Sketches of comparative Chronology, and contemporuy Itio,graphy ; Aatmormiical Decor rences ; the Naturalist's Diary, explaining the various appearances in the Animal and Vegetable Kingdoms ; the Kitchen fianlen displayed, or an Account of the principal Culinary Vegetables, that qualities, mode of culture, de. aka; the whole being inter spersed with a great variety of Original and Select Poetry. To which are prefixed, a Brief Ilistory td English Sacred Poetry, by Richar.l Ryan; the Inquisition of the Veto, an Introductory Poem, by J. H. Wain ; and a Poetical Address to the Reader, by .flex. Balfour. _ _ - • ••• This ork is published annually. The Ist and the 2d volumes haring been 13tely reprinted, complete Ms nay now be had, as well as any single volume since the comniencenient in 1814, price Bs. each. Taken altogether, Time's Telescope is one of the best produc tions to he put into the hands of youth, which our teeming press sends for:h. It leads by easy roads to improving studies ; it is exetetlior!y various ; it is full of hints for thinking ; and it is honest and unprejudiced. Fnut the child of lire years 'Wage to the mature of fifty, it will afford both entertainment and intelligence." —Literary I iszette. Published by Lakewood, Jones, and to Paternoster-y.lw. - - - - The cheapest and most entertaining Annual Work published, prim IC.. Iwl. hoards, T II F: Sl'l RIT of the 1 ' 1 '81.I(' JOURNALS, for the lentil.' engraved Portrsit of V. ar Bill, illustrated with a sp the late hord Byron. and Twenty Iluniorous Designs, by Row landson, li. and It. Cruiltabank, Lane, Findlay, IVagenian, Wool noth, and Ilawloworth ; containing a rich selection of thence, witty, and a 00000 sing articles, verse and prose, from the IFeckly, and llbintlily Periodical Pres.", Literary and Political Presenting the reader with the Spirit of the John Bull, the grants and Jove trEsprit of the Morning chronicle, the huniOrOUS 'in o s. s t„et Herm, and Varieties of the Herald, and Bell's Life in London. choice Extracts, Anecdotes, and Facmin, front the British l'ress, Times, Divpatelt, Examiner, and other l'apers; witty Moe - emus torn the Pipers and Magazine,: Selections from the Literary Chronicle. and Literary (incite; Vagaries, original and searee, (Cling a greater variety of amusement than was ever before compressed into one volume, which. it is presumed, will be found a great desideratum, either :Li a Work of Reference or Va riety, for the library, fireside. or post-chaise. A Bricf Chrocology and Obituary has been annexed to the se cond Edition of the yirst Volume, and is also continued in the pre sent Work. Publislied he Sherwood. .101101. and ('n. Paternoster-row; where also may los luta the l'olutase for 11323, price lib. lid. in buerds. SWA LLOWFIELI)-PLACE, NEAR READING, BURRS. I:xvollent and ()ermine llounehidd Furniture, Noble Pier sod Chimney ((lasses and Mitre's, rate :sienna and inlaid Marble Peer Tables. Four 'middens Antique Alabaster Vases, old Armour, cunues Leather Banging* of a Room, descriptive of the Ilistory of Anthony and Cleopatra. Library Bookcase*, capital Billiard Table, Fight Day Clack. lowfing Pieces, Musical Instrainents, Hand %gun. Paintings. Puna', a few' Books, and other ligreCti • Fifteen litare of fine Deer. By 'Mr. 111/BINS, (Of Wo-wick (louse, Regent-street). At the Mansion. S wa Vowtield.placc, near Reading, Berks. on TUESI)A I', the 14th :nst., and two following days, at Eleven &Clock precisely, by (nun of the Proprietor, T. 11. Earle, Esq. removing from his Reside; ce. rilifE Fashionable ijil1ISE110L1) FURNITURE, comprising four-post and tent bedsteads, with chintz and dimity furniture; seasoned reedits boils and bedding; chests of drawers, dressing tables, and glasses; suits of French-rod window. curtains, in silk, chintz, cotton, and `barren; sofas and chairs en xuite ; two noble pier glasses. plates 56 by 66 and li3 by 62 inches, chimney glasses , &c. in rich gold frames; four matchless richly sculptured alabaster vases, 3-feet fLinehes high ; two handsome Vert sienna marble tables, and four curious!! inlaid ditto, with rare specimens. nn massive carved and gilt frames; tortoise-shell cabinet; excellent well-made furniture, in noes ood, satinwood, and mahogany, cabinets, coinmodes, library, bookcases. pier. card, Pembroke, work, and dining tables; side board; a ho-feet 3.inch billiard-table ; two violins; a hand-organ and It..rpsirhard ; a small library of Monks; Turkey and Brussels carpets; kitchen requisites; green-house plants; orange -trees; alni-4. one nearly NO ' , ran old; garden.tools and lights; dairy and brewing ute; , ails; two fireengines and bucketaj fishing-boats and nets; and variorm effects. To be. sirered three days previare to the Si.i (Sunday' estepted).. by Catalogues. at onrHine reek. to be hatt on the premiers ; o. William Saunders, 1.:%41. Solicitor. It•stiingt flill; at ftarraway's (;offee-house; and of 31r. Itobine, No. 170, Regent street London. SNWALIDWFIELD-PLACE, NEAR READING, BERKS Excellent Live anti Dead Farming Stock, Ilona, Cows, Asses, Pigs, Poultry ; Five Ricks of Ilay, Chimer, Own, and hinter ; ‘i'aggons. Crits, Barnes.; Iron and (Mk Rollers, and various Fanning Implements ; a few hots of Building Materials, dr.e. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick !louse, liegentAtteetl. At the Mansion. Swallowfield-place, near Reading. perks, no FR IDA Y. th" 17th inst., at Eleven &Clock precisely, by order of 'F. 11. Earle. Esq. removing from his residence. r l ilii E 'apital LIVE awl DEAD FARMING STOCK, Ike. comprising four tine cart horses and trims, twenty-two eicellent• ntilch cows and heifers, a capital bull, two pigs, four asses, sir swans, poultry, &c.; four waggons, Air carts, a timber hob, a six-feet iron park miler, anal two oak rollers, hay machine. ploughs, harrows, and harness ; forty dosen of deer and sheep hurdles, live ricks of well-got meadow hay, about lilt load ; twenty load of second cut clover ; shout forty quarter* of capital ;hreitherl wheat and oats; twenty ton of straw: tool-ebeu and tools, build ing materials in doors and ,ashes, marble and wood chimney piecm, swing gstcs, and various other erects. To be viewed Friday and Saturdy, and to the day of Sale (Sun_ day excepted), by Catalogue', at one ahiliing each, to be had on the !trembly': of Wm. Saiinden, Yu. Solicitor, Reading; Cootie. ; at Onemway'A t'oflec•housc; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170. Regent-street, London. FEE FARM RENTS, In CHESHIRE. LANCASHIRE, and YORKSHIRE, Amounting to nearly 211. n. per Annum. Ilv Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House. Regent-tureen. At (}arraway's Coffee-house, Cornhill, on THURS DAY, the Inth inst., at Twelve o'clock, IN THREE LOT.. VALUABLE kEiiiiii:VFkg FARM RENTS, amounting In nesrly 260/. per aimmt. 'timing out of sundry Estates in Cheshire, Lancashire, and l'orbshire. A very eligible Property for Gentlemen in the Law and others. hot I. FEE FARM RENTS. amountir.g to 301. IC.. 3d. issuing out of Ertates in the County of Chertcr. Lot 2. FEE FARM RENTS, amounting to 1091. 4s. 3d. issu ing out of other Estatm in Cheshire. Lnt 3. FEE FARM RENTS, amounting to 991. 2s. 4d. issuing out of Estates in Laneashirc and Vorksliira. Particulars may be had of Mr. John Diable, John-atrect. Adel phi : of Mr. Hording, Walloughlui4gr, near .Staillitd ; at tiara way's ; and of Mr. Robins, Co. Regem.street. VALI'ABLK LF: : 1SEH111.1) ESTATE, Pro&luring upwards of Five Hundred and Seventy-thew Pounds per Annum, fora long Term of Years, an eligible Property fur Investment. hlr. ROBIN:3, (Of Warwick Mum, Regent-street), At Garraway's 'nfree-house, Thangy-alley, Corn h on TNT/US DA V, the Ilith inst.. at Twelve nTlock, VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, held for a lung term of years, at moderate ground rents. Producing upwards of FIVE HUNDRED AN I)SEVENTY-TIIREE POUNDS per annum, net annual profit rent, atiaing fmm fire conimuslious handsome DereJling.houses, situate Nos. 7, 11, P 2, 13, and 11, on the north side of Chtmer-street, Grosvenor-plate. - - The Houses are three stories high, conveniently planned, hand somely fitted up, with entrancediall, dining-parlour, breakface room, water-closct, and library, on the ground floor; convenient offices in the basement ; yard and coach-house, stable-loft and man's room over (opening to a mews), to all the houses, except No. 7. Let on Lease to Richard Pritde Itrooke. Esq. the Honour able Frederick St. John, Wm. Ogilvie, Esq., Lady Monis Hove, Ike moat respectable tenants on lease. To be viewed by permission of the tenants, of whom Particulars may be had; of Mestara. Foulkes, Langford, and Walford, ton, Southauipum•street, Strand; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent -street. NORTUA MPTONSII I RE. Perpetual Advowron and Next P►eurrtation to the Rectory of Newton Browshokl, near nigh= Ferrari and NVellio‘bo rough. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Resteor-olreet% At Oarraway's Coffee-houic, 't 'hange-alley,l on THURS. DA V, the 16th mkt.. at 12. PERPETUAL ADVOU'SON and NEXT PRESENTATION to rho louToßli OF NEWTON lIROIISIIOLD.I In the COUNTY of NORTHAMPTON, Situate about three miles from Iligham Ferrara, eight from Wel lingborough and Tltrapaton, eighteen from Northampton, and twelve from Bedford, comprising A PA litSONA(11; HOUSE, a Farm Yard, with large Ham, Stable, Chaise House, Cow House, and ('all Pen, Piggery, Kick Yard, he.; Garden, and sundry Inelosures of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land; a ‘learage l'ottage and (larder, adjoining the Church Yard, and the Herbage of the Church Yard, containing in all nearly ONE 111•NDIIED AND SEVENTY ACRES, lying in a ring -fence, allotted under an Act of Parliament for in closing 61se open and common fields, lands, and smite grounds, within the said Parish, in lieu of the tithes, &e. arising therefrom. In the occupation of Mr. John Mon, tenant front year to year. 'floe pmient Incumbent about fill years of age. The land tax redeemed, and the poor rates low. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Elliott, the tenant, of whom particulars mar be had; at the Green lhagon, Iligham Ferrara; IVhite Hart, Thraps;.tn and Kettering ; Hind, Wellingborough; George. Northampton; Swan, Redford ; at the office of the ()xford Journal; and Mr. Adams, (Ixtord ; the office of the l'anthridge Journal. I 'annbridge ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robin, No. 17e, Regent-atreet. GOTHIC GALT., PALL•MALL. A SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, _ _ Principally %elected from the Stock, and arc the Propeny of Mr. of Waurlooplaee, and sold in consequence of the Go thic Hall being disposed of. By Messrs. ROBINS, On the Premise., the Gothic Hall, No. C, Pell-man. on TIITTRS DAI', the 18th of December, and Two Following Days, at Twelve, STOCK comprehends a variety of costly articles, JL both ancient and modern, and includes, among many others, several Sets of Dining Tables (one magnificent net 22 ft. V inch. by fi ft. 2 inch.), elegant India Japanned and Parisian Cabinets, a capital Mahogany Winged liookease, a splendid /nuolu l'barida lier for four I renrh Lamps. very large Glasses (one 92 inch. by iiY inch.), a pair of Pier Masses OD inch. by 10 inch.) with marble tables and glasses under, handwinie Pedecal Sideboards. Winged and Plain Wardrobes, Bengal and Turkey riiiieta, Card and Ile. easional Tables, hand•oine l heiiioncers and Pier fables, splendid Scagliola mounic,l on rosewood and carved feet, S eta of (to. due Antique Carved ('Main. and other ancient specimens of Duthie work, including line Carvings in Wood, Antique Carved Sofa, a few st 'sof French Chairs, superb gilt and paintisl Leather Screens, handeinne French ()moments and Figures; together with a varlet of useful seronil.hand Furniture, Pictures, a Merlin's Chair, other articles (taken by Mr. (indium in exchange). The whole may be viewed three days prior to the sale, and Cata logues then had (at one shilling each), at :It r. Graham's, A, Water loo-place; at the Auction Man; and of !lours. Rubins, Coreot gatdco. LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOONS. &Iv M►. EVA NS. At his How, No. 93, rodl-waII,TUIS and FOLLOWING DA Y. rr H valuable LAW and 111ISCELLANFA)US LI BRAN Y of an enoir.ent Snlicitor, retiring from the Prnires. 11011, including Statutes at Large, by iltallead, ltunninginvt, and Tomlin'', 24 vols. ; nearly all the best modern Reports, and an ex cellent Collection of few Busks ; !limes Dewey of England. Bowyer's Edition ; Col action of the English Chronicles, 13 vols.; Ilarkian Miscellany, 10 vols. ; Boners' Tracts, 13 rola. ; En. cyclopedia ftritannica, 20 vols.; firose's Antiquities, 14 volt.: Sir W. jonea's Wm.., 9 vols.; Shaw's Zoology, 18 vols. large paper; Biographical Dictionary, 3 vols. ; State Trials, 25 vols. ; &c. 111611-STRWET, uoitmun, near St. tietweit Church. COAIM LRCM'. INN, extensive HOP WAREHOUSES, mad eapacinu . STA 81,1 NO. By Mr. HO/DART, At the Mart. on FRIDAY NEXT, at Twelve. in (inc Ltd, by direction of the Executors of the late Mr. Famcnitibe. - . - . . ..... A Valuable and Improvabl e LE.ISEIIOLD ESTATE, lIL holden under Jesus ollege, Cambridge, at the - yearly gmtind rein of U. ira., comprising that old-established Tavern. Coach office, and Livery Stables. known as the HALF-MOON adioining No. II ighaitreet. Southwark, the Pmprietora of which are now conducting,' very important trade, with an exten sive entmesion upon the i Kipitt r.nd Surrey roads, connecting also the business of an Hotel: it contain" a great variety of sleeping "partmenta, parlowni, coffee and dining rooms, and the requisite cnnveniencies and necessaries for thearcommodation of numerous visions; with an excellent range of chaise-houssa, cart-lodges, and good stabling. In the occupation of Memo. Stoning. Attached are very extensive llop Warehouses and Premises. some of the floors of which are topside of stowing ibe pockets of hops each, and equal to any weight of goods, with sample rooms. parlour, Lea!-rooms, coach house, and stabling, now in the occupation of Messrs. Ilesketh. May be viewed by permiasion of die Tenants; and Pan iculara bad of Messrs, Attu• and Cooper. Solicit.", Brighton ; at Fite Nan; and of Mr. lloggart, t;2, Old Broad-strcet, Royal Re charge. To Tanners, Fellmnrrrs. Spank!' Leather Dressers; and Others. SPACIOUS LONG LEASEIIOI,I4 PH 431ISES, With Steam-Engine, Plant, 111:11i Machinery, Bermondsey. Ity Mr. ‘VM. sTfw At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, the 14th inst., at 12, withowt re•wrve, it Desirable long 1,E:14,ii411,1) PROPERTY, most 11 eligibly situate in the grange -road, Bermondsey. contiguous to the Bermondsey ►nd other docks, comprising two first-rate tan yards, with every building and convenience required in a business of the hest rnagni.ude. 30.000/. having been expended thereon line,. the year 1310. Thr new tan-sari{ is covered in, and contains 8S single pits, 23 quadruple pits, 17 large pity, and two wells, communicating by pipes with every part of the yard; a steam en gine of Ili.horst• power, with copper and lion pipes dispersed through the premises two hark room., with mills fin grinding bark, and two sulking machines, with spacious reliving and capital drying sheds; adjoining arc six soaking pits, gig!.! ;trainers, 27 lime pus, two leather houses, cart shed, beam house. tour-stall stable, chaise. house, and counting-boose. The tan-yard adjoining is also covered in, and contains 72 pits, 11 spender*, 22 lime-pits. seven oil leather pits, with drying sheds and leather house, count. ing-house and experimental room. field on ',ease fur a lung term, at a very low rent. May he viewed with Tickets. which, with Particular, may be had of Mess s. J. Tomlinson. Thomson, Baker, and Smith, So lichens. King's Arms-yard, Culeman•street ; and of Mr. W. Ste vens, 36, Old Jewry. CAMBRIDGE IPICSE. TO BE SOLI► BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, liv Mr. ROBINS, (or IVarwirk Muse, Regent-strerll. THE LEASE, FURNITURIF: and FIXTURES of the nohleand specinum 31.1 NSION, _ . C.‘3llllllbtlE HUI 'SE, situate in South Audley.street, contiguous to Ilyde Park, with large Garden, Stables, Coach Hnu.ti, &c. To be viewed bv tickets, which, with pa:ticulars, may be bad of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. SOMERSETSHOM TIIE NEXT PItkENTATION TO A VICARAGE NEAR TA( NTON. WO Da SOU) BY PRIVATE cONTRACT, By Mr. ROIMNS, (Of Warwick Omar. Ifezent•strecti, THE NEXT PRESENT,if ItiN to a VICARAGE, situate near Taunton, the present Incumbent about tilt years of age, with a good Parsonage House, Garden, and Offices. The Pariah contains upwards of n‘:E THOUSAND ACRES, and the vilue, according to a recent survey. upwards of 8001. PER ANSI,II. About EIGHT ACRES of LASiG trill be LET with the Par. soilage. Particulars may be had of Mr. Robing, No. 170, Regent -street. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL S, Dr c. 2. The betting to-day was not so extensive as on Monday, but it w pretty brisk on two or three horses, and to some amount. The horses which attracted the greatest share of attention were Rufus, Muleteer, and the Duke of York's colt ; the latter has risen three or four points, and, in all probability, will shortly become first fa vourite. as Muleteer has fallen back hidf a point. The following is a statement : DUD A'. 8i to 1 apt Muleteer 20 to 1 apt Cenral 9i to 1 eget Rufus 29 to 1 slut Diana 12 tot agst Duke of York's e. 25 to 1 agst Defiance 15 to 1 apt Bolero 25 to 1 apt NigeL 10 to 1 apt Advance 25 to 1 apt SpiniffngJenny 200 to 109 apt Muleteer, Rufus and the Duke of York's cult agst the field. (Taken.) OAILS. 51 to 1 apt Aline 8 to 1 apt Sorcery 9 to 1 apt Waltz 12 to I apt Attlee 15 to 1 apt Firt Fly IS to I apt Pim,lira 20 to I agar %ottani High odds agat any other. •--- IT. Li i.e to 1 agst Memnon 27 to 1 apt Homer 12 to 1 agst lerdand 28 to 1 agst Dluletaar 16 to 1 agst Itedgauntlet to I agst Frowestehts 25 to I agst Mandan' • 311 to I agst Alderman 26 to 1 agst His Gm.* 45 to I apt Scandal 27 to 1 agst Androgen* SIEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT TIM ILK &MTS . COURT, PASIMIIIALIiTIMIT, SQ.IIO[IIOIV. TIRIID MZETINOII. ie. Abraham*, I. Mansrll-14rer4 fkaahnan's-fields, merebant I. Harrell. W. Navigate-street, hatter . . . is Tuckitcr, J. Patlattll-corner, Essex, horse-desks . 12 ITCOND WTETIIGS. llNnls, 11. Paddington-street, tailor - - Browne, .1. 11. t !minim, linen-draper . - Franet., It. ‘VellckNeouvare, bat-maker . Ler), 11. ItAthbonr.plare. glass-dt.ater . . ll)att. W. I)ne-street, 111anclicster-square, upholaterrr llotighton, P. and S. I'. Skintier-Ntrion, Bnow-Itill, !radio selltra - • - . FIRST lIIECTIMIS. Adams, J. Pavement, lioorlields, cabinet-matey . JO Bur•drin, T. late of .Ibchurch.lane, wine.mercluist - 1p Craddock. A. lie of Albany-road, l'ainbervell, carpenter 12 I 1 utlani, C. Garford.street, lamehousc-Itole, ship cuansUer II %lets, S. Southamptommreet, Strand, bill-broker 111 Shaw, T. S:uithampton. wine.merchant . - 12 Sims, C. Cmsm.court. Broad -street, merchant . - 11 Thompson, C. F. late of Wood-strect, Cheapille, silk-mann. faeturcr - - - - I'2 Wills, W. Sors.row, Illampeciml-road, rectifier . 1 i DIVIDENDS. Adams. J. Union-street, Southwark, oil and coleurninn - 10 l'habert, P. Penton-place, Pentonville, merchant - 10 Cowie. J. licorice-street. Mansion House, wine-ruetchant 10 Beecher, C. C. bothbury, merchant . - I I . . Browne, IL 11. John-st r e et, IteMUrd-row, stoney-scrivener 1 Dew, W. Proedostreet, Paldington, stone-mason - 11 lhanwell. J. thew Russell-str..ct, Bloomsbury, wine-merchant 11 Lloyd, U. Cumberland•street, 31ary-la.bonne. brewer - II illscksy, J. Warwick-street, 11(4am-spare, saddler - Id ()gig, G. and Hums, J. (Nil Itond.street, uphulstercrs t 2 Peters, J. Dorkinit, Iturrey. lime-burner . . Its Robertson, J : 1)141 Ilroad.strec!, sate resent - Its Snuthhrook, E. I'. l'uvent.garden Chambers, merchant Sindart. It. and M. Strand, booksellers %%'hitrnore, F. jun. Walhatn-green, brawn. A striking instance of sudden death happened at &lin on Saturday night. A fleshes nulled Mika Porte ous. wl.ile eating a bit of beef steak, in a house in the vi cinity of the market, let a piece fail from bia fork, and stooping down to lift it, wiped it with a cloth, observing, " It tales a honk to poison puir folk." Thaw "turtle were searecly uttered when he expired. PLYIIOII77I, Nov. Su. Limos one coutirsronnver.l We have had a dr.' dful tilowit.i: and rainy day, and lament to say it bas produceil its effk.s, by the presenta tion of two more shipwrecks. 'lite Orange Branch, with twelve hundred rintala of fish on humid, on makin4 way into the Mound, missed same needful nhsirvation, and got on shore, and she has NiI:CC goo,. to picas 04 the brillretil the Gland and Mount Etlgrumbe, a very well-known dangerous place. The whole of the fish ce last—ship a bra) of chips and ropes —crew all landed on St. Nicholas's Island. At right a.m. the gale was tremendous, when a fine largo ship, the Percival, Livitigton, laden with bale silks, out+ ward-hound, snapped her chain-cable, dropped another author, ht my-cable, which also went, and therewith the ship daslitd on the rocks, behind Mount-Batten. fict masts and yards wtte cut away, and she has made no water. She is upright oa the rocky, and therefore, if the wind moderates, m a y ti o . t t u p on return o f the tid e. No lives kat. Srveral Nwfountlllsnil ships are put ito here: among diem thefol;owing:—bkrcurius , Ituscberg, from Bahia for Hain burgli—Laky, and loss of &aria ; Ghia, Lancaster. fro* Liverpool fur La Guayra—put tack kaky, and pumps ebukt ,1. Thirly-five rnifrales If:er Riet p.m.—l open my letter to tell you that the wind hoe kteltirnly abated,-aaa veeral a point or two from S.W. to W.N.W. SUIPPING INTL LLitIENCZ FROM I.l.fil'll'S LIST. FALMOUTH. Nov. 10.--Lt haa blown alptle all night rit the outward-bound hare nos increased to about 120 cad, all of which are riding in p•rtat safety. Arrived the Duke of ?. J el. borough packet. from leisbon.—.ailcd 84th inst. Put in the follow.. inn utsmanl-bound :—Hope, Paulson Ulu, Johnson ; Niratp,, Irian; Lively , Sanders; Joe, Grandcy ; Bebe, Brig ; Ilor; lily, Reeve; Melville M'arson, Purdy; Jane Catherine, Snal I data, Sleep ; and Iltirleigh. Chancellor. The Nancy cutter, of Perth. put back to Liaboo 224 inst. with left of musts. Pc Trent:TM, Nov. 30.—Arrived the klercurius, Russherg, frail Bahia: the Percival, I;vingsion, tot Montreal, arrival lest nit* from the 'towns, and having fouled her anchor, drove this morn ing, about nine o'clock, on the rucks in Mount Batten Bay, when she now lies in a most perilous situation, with nothing but bee lower masts wending, and great doubts are entertained of her 'ening oil: a great number of deek.yard launches and melt have been sent to her assistance. The Olive Branch. trout Newfoundland, drove on allure this morning on Drake's Island, and was, with her cargo. totally lost. The Soling, --„ cut trout ha anchors end ran eh the mud, in Sutton Pool, all cafe. Arrived the Idrue, Lancaster. leaky, and her pumps chocked ; the St. Ward, faitheringsen, from the Downs; and the Jane, —, from Newton n lend. %VEY AI ol' T rt, DEC. I.—Part of the wrak of a large 10111C1 wet thrown on shore this morning, abreast of the Bill of Portland, and the sea is covered with puncheons and hams some pieces of nen. keen have conic on chore. About four fret of the masts of a large ship appear nut of the water, abreast of the lower Lieu-house. 4. large Dutch galliot was driven on shore yesterday, to the westward. of Pentland, and all on board drowned: her cargo einsieeed of wets nuts. lemons, a.al tubocco stems. A piece of board was washed ola. shore with " Leonora" painted on it. PART MOI7TII, Nov. 30—The Thetis, Johanson, WU thilldlkr liberated from quarantine. POETSMOUTII, DEC. I—Arrived the John and Elisabeth. Newlin. from Newfoundland ; Royal Charlotte, Cenhyn, tram th4Downs. for New South Wales; and Sappho, Nautilus, that ditto.—'sailed the Spring, Ra.sen, for Danite. BRISTOL. DEC. I.—Arrived the ship Earl of Liverpool, Stotts OM loos). trout New York. She was dismaated in a gale ycster. day in the Bristol Channel, and was drifting taut on shore, at* would have ban a complete wreck, when the steam.packet. tieorge the Fourth, Brown, fortunately fell in with her. and Quell her safe into harbour this morning. She would have been on the rocks in half an hour. _ ___--.....—. -...—.... 1•ITTI.1:11AMPTON. DF.C. I.—The Dart, or Dort, of Sunder. land. was taken possession of last night, water-legged, by pilots off l'agliain, earl run on shore, having no one on board ; it is sup. posed all hands are drowned. I)wat , Dec. I.—Arrived and sailed for the river, the Otitis. mans, liaise, from New York ; also, and remain, .I,lte Triton Clear, from Madras ; Christopher, Knkttht, tram kibtsbee tdti Juno, Starr. from ; the litissorah Merchant. Rawson, from Indira—last from Gibraltar; and the Forums, Carlow, from Ma. laga : the three laver have sailed for eitari, , ate ('reek.—Paned through, from the river, the Amelia IVilson, for the South Sew; the William Itualii”gton, Sugltrue, tar St. Kitt's . • A. 11 aterloo, leveque; the Waterloo, 11 . 11kiuscat ; and the Du ke of' Alanchester, 11ood, fur Jamaica; and the Ducker', Soper, fur, Grenada. RA NISO AT r, DEC. I.—The Marie Louise. Qin-and, from Ravi% for Brest, run on shore on Sandwich Flats, during the viole:4 pas last night, with loss of anchors and cablts; the rudder is Gff, apfl. she is somewliAt leaky, but if the weather continues moderate, i: tw expected she will be got off' next tide, with Me assistance of a boat's crew. An anchor and cable have beet sent utr to her (tons hence. IllartnATE. DEC. I.—Landed here to-day, taken up is OAT IP raids, en anchor, about 7 cwt., branded on the shank " W.D.P. Tiber," with about aixty-tire taillomn of 11-inch cable, buoy and buoy-rope. (.RAVEST:XI), Dye. I —Arrived the Regent packet, Coiling from l'alentia. Sailed the W ahem, Weller, for Santa Martha; Ruby, (ornehy, fur Lisbon; Cicero, Plunkett, for tlielin Legg., Argonaut, TurnbuU, far llainhurgh ; Posey Rall y Read. for Demerara; Cameroon, Truudrll, her Berbice; Sir L. llaixtilutp. Newbolt, for Jamaica; and Diana, Marsh, for Pernambuco. TU. I.IV. Nov. 30.—The 11'atnou is will on *honk Lyntington Creek, hut it in expected to be got utr to-morrow, with. out damage, an the tides arc netting in. LEiIW ICI4. Nov. 10 —The Donde:, of lemdon, Duncan, front Davi►'s Straits, from London, mind thin day in a leaky state, with six tisk ; her bottom is much injured by getting on an nebeag, and must discharge to stop the leak. Nov. 19.—The Dundee wan driven from Soth her anchors and the town moorings, on the 13th inst. and went on there, but was got off on the LOS, without hating received any apparent damage. The brig Jules, Pete!, from flame to Goads.loupe. lest two &whom and cables dining the gale of Weidoeul.-y in the Die Wale and has bees supplad wab others. HULL SHIPPING. 111•1-1., NOT. N. rowEtest Awaiwzo.—From Hamburg :I, Ebrecter, Jameson; William, Ridded.; Brothers. Lawson; Frankfort, Willows; Laurel, Bible; Threaten. Brigham. From Riga, Brothers, Tay lot ; Sisters, Macke: Kitty, Scully. rrem Pctemburgh, W.. d house, Ilunter ; Ocean, Bent • I.avy, litlL From Rotterthuis. Mercurius, Dirk ; Rebecca, * JO:Jerson. From Memel, Laurel, Bennett; Royalist. Anderson. From Cr o nst a dt, William and Mary Reheat g While, Patterson. From Bamburgh, Liberty. Cliemd; Eliza, Champion; Packet. Roach. From Petershurgii, Alibuty, Cunningham; Brothers. Jenkieson. From Riga Nardi. untberland, Jones. From Quebec. Alliance, Fleck. From sot. tertlam, View Grerdina. Sak. Frew Antwerp soken, Ash; St. Smithson. From Pietou, Betsey and Ann, Me Gough. From Ilaadatirgh, Itielsop Maize, Draper. From Petcrabarsh, Triton, II essel tine. FUarION SAILED—Fix Sierra Leone, Mary France's, ann. For Ilamburgh, chriatian, Duncan. For Arttrerp, S.. Paul, Applegardr rt , r ltottenlant, Kitty, Anadell. For spend berg. De Tyentle Reeder. Jorgensen . For t tperto„ Ibit, Switb. Far Cirierawald, Elizabeth. Emu. Fut liauihurgit, Aster, For Rottadain, Aquatic, Crudis. To CA P IN COPPIN. COMMANDMIt OF T 111 : SHIP CITY OF ROCHFSTYR. PLYstoirTn, Noe. 24. 11124. Deer Sir.—llarfng, its some &glee. tecoverr.l (ruin utif Meat sufferiogs and perilous situation, we, your passengers on board the City of Rochester, feel it our bounden duty to express to you our warmest thatch., foe the kind, liberal, and gentleman-like conduct we experienced front you during the period of uur being cc Ward your ship. Our sufferings, during the melancholy event which took &tee yesterday morning, were much les:Loyd by your cool, orally. rronipt, and skilful conduct in ulnas the lieu of us, jour puma. g.ra, and ultimate:7 our proper:y. It is our ardent wish that you may soon obtain the command of another ship. and that we may be so fortunate u to be again planed under your skilful care and protection. Although we are now separating and departing for rut diffetent destinations, we never can forret the happy days we passed board the tity of Rochester, and be &aural we shall ewer feel u;irtr.ett interest for your health, happiness, and prosovity. It would be rani:nil:iris gratifying to our feeling. that you these our plitimitnis publicly Lwow, in any mutate that sea; pear to you Utast espolimt. We ever remain, Pear Your sincere friends and well-withers J• Campbell, Lieut.-Col. .V. Tudor 11th R cgt. 41. W. Schenimos 1J au tun pncll W. t!nzalut M4rl Mahon 11. L I.oftie W. )fallen, Capt. 44th W. Pelloik Reg& W. ti. Nugent Mfrs Mallet; T. F. T. Maltml, Capt. Ml. A. Mscdonsla sinus Arras y J. Alatpa. W. Hallos 4 i ii' • I ~~ !~ .1 II g ij 4 aim." . .r malt. 141