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_ Cent / (7 Pei ) 1 14 --y- / ... 16:111 N - , ‘C • !,1, \XV Ils . 0 " . a . 7 . HTTI it : 94Titt + 4tb 1 itir 1 . L . w , 4 . 4 Oil 111110apa _...„.......i... • • 7 , 0 4/) , •. 1 • :~ :~ No. 6,673. LONDON, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1824. Price 7d. SALES BY AUCTION. - fo Ssil from Gravesend the 25th of April, and from Portsmouth the Ist of May. FOR MADRAS anti BENGAL, the Teak Ship CORNWALL, 800 Tons per Register, GEORGE BUN. YON, Commander, late of the David Scott. Lying in the East India Dock. Has a tier of gun ports. is lofty between decks, and duel in every respect as a regular Indiaman. This Ship is ready to receive Light Geode, and will positively sail to her time. For Freight or Passage apply to Messrs. Palmer, Wilson, and Co.; the Commander, Pi, Waterloo-plate ; or at the Jerusalem Colroalouse; and BARBER and NEATE, 21, Birchin-lane. BOOKS PUBLISHED. BOOKS PUBUSIIF.D. I °REIGN I NTT I. LIG ENCE. CIUV :d of niou mth, :nes" into pre. r rat- THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, No. 11., will be published on MONDAY. the 40th. Just published, neatly printed, in I vol. 13m o . p r i ce lie. bound, — l ES ENCOURAGEMENS DE LA JEUNESSE. Par J. N. BOUILLY, Auteur des Contra a ma Mlle, &e. Printed for DULAU and Co. 37, Soho-square. •,,,* The above work will be found particularly useful and enter taining as a Class Book for both Sexes, &c. The literary anec dotes which compose this charming volume, being all founded on fact, add a peculiar interest to the Author's delightful manner of relating them. The other works of Bouilly may also be had as above, in the same neat and unexpensive form. THE ONLY TRANSLATION. TII E SEC ONO VOLUME VOLTA I RE'S PHILOSOPHICAL DICTIONARY is now ready. London Printed for John and 11. L. Hunt. Tavistock-strect i c a vene.garden, and sold by all Raoluellers in Town and Country. MIDDLESEX FREEHOLD. By WI NSTANLEY and SONS. At the Mart. TFIIB DAY, at 12 (Mork, rRICEHOLD ESTATE, exonerated from cite Land Tax, consisting of a Compact Dwelling-hease Three Stories high • containing Two Rooms. and Closets, on esieb floor, Kitchen, Cellars, Fore -court, and Small Gardens, situated No. 31, Felix-te rrace, Hack-road, Islington, in the occupation of Mr. IVhieldon, yearly tenant, at Thirty-live Pounds per annum. To be viewed by permission of the Tenant ; and printed Particu lars may be had at the Mart, and of Winstanky and Sons, niter nosterrow. FRANKFORT PA MR& Frankfort P.tn:Ts to the 15th instant reached us yest^r ' day, from which the following are kciections The rage for speculating in the fihdt of various Suites cis,- tinues to absorb more and more capital, and withdraw it trust tryide and manufactures. The gain is catty and a house in this place is spoken of as having gained 70 or 80,006 dollars_ s'atce the beginning of the year, by the rise of all public venue!! ?-. The Royal Saxon State Paper, and Bonds of the city of leipsic, are both nearly at the same pnce—the rimer as 105 to less, and the latter at lett, exclusive or the interest. Tr/We, meanti m e, is at r. stand. Easter fair begiss rery late—we do not promise oitrettlets much from it if the pule/users from the Korth, and the Walis chians, Hungarians. Greeks, and llusrians, keep sway. It is thoeght that the English will not b. sot :mania as usual. Tao more houses have lately stopped paytneit. The prices of con') have fallen still lower, and provisions of all kinds are cstrertv!y cheap. • __ In three aim; Bvo. 9s. &I. boards; foolscap Bvo. 7e. boards; cow pion edition, Ittino. one shilling sewed, DON JUAN, CANTOS XV. and XVI. Printed for J. and H. L. Hunt, Tavistock.street, Covent garden. Of whom may be had, just published, in aro. price Ss. send, THE DEFORMED TRANSFORMED. A Drama. By the Right Hon. Lord Byron. >cure xi it. r. the lien_ Under Engagement to Soil on the 20th of blay, FOR PASSENGERS, FOR BOMBAY, the Regular Trader, KATHARINE ST EM . A HT FORBES, A, I —WO Tons. INGItA M CHAPMAN, Commander. Has a Poop, and very superior accom modation for Passengers, and carries a Surgeon. Lying in the City FREEHOLD ESTATES. MINORIES- By W 1 NST.I NI, EY and SONS, At the Mart, THIS t'A Y., at 12, in Four V ERY desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES, consisting of a spaciotut House and Prentiaes, with Stable, &c. occupy ing a very ostensive site of ground, situate Nos. 41 and 42, In Hayden-square, extending to and haring a communication with Sheepy-yard, in the Minuses, now unoccupied, and early posses sion may be had. Also, FIVE other MESSUAGES adjoining, being Noe. 43, 44, 43, 4S, sad 47, in Church-street, a considerable thorough fare, being in Hayden-square, in the several occupations of Messrs. Taylor, Davis, Ring, Coronet, and Wood, part on lase and part to yearly tenants, at teats amounting to 1021. Illaper ann. Nos. 41 and 41 may be viewed by applying on the Premiss; and the ether Hoses by perenesievi ef the respective Tenants. Printeu Particulars may be had .f Mears. Bell and Heodrick, Solicitor, Row Church-yead ; at the Man ; and of Whistanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. mist_ antic. HA RP TUTOR. Just published, price fh. Sd. NSTRUCTIONS for the DOUBLE and SINGLE 1 MOVEMENT HARP, in shish the Rudiments of Music are clearly Explained, mid the Rules Mr Fingering illustrated by numerous and appropriate Examples. To which ure aided, Pre ludes and Lessons in the Major and Minor Keys, Kith Instructions for Tuning. By J. T. CRAVEN. The most favourite AIRS trout ROSSINI'S OPER.I, " ZELMIRA," arranged as Duets for the Harp and Piazo, in Two Books, each fn.; and as Duets for the Piano-Forte, in Two Books, each Is. rid. By U. Bruguier. TWO DUETS for the Violoncello and Piano-Forte, Crouch, The VOCAL MELODIES of SCOTLA NI), arranged for the Flute, is. Just published, prim de. sewed. N HISTORICAL FRAGMENT relative to HER LATE MAJESTY. QUEEN CAROLINE. Twenty-four hours had not elapsed from the hour of publishing this Fragment, when persons of all parties began to attack us. The reason is obvious : we have adnumsteted to the interests of no party, and told some few secrets that neither part.. wished to hear. We have a few more secrets to tell them, sho:.ly after this. Printed for John and 11. L. Bust, Tavistock-street, Covent garden. This day is published in 3 vols. &vv. 335. a New edifon of ASECOND SERIES OF CURIOSITIES OF LITERATCRE, constable or Reselabbal Ulbrol7 Biographical, and Political History— of Critical and ratiosophissi Inquiries—and of Secret History. By I. DISRAELI. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. Also _ _ . . _ Canal Foe Freight or Pauage apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa. Ism Coffee: house, Cornhill; to Messrs. Inglis, Forbes, and Co., 2, Mansioo.House.place ; or JOHN CHAPMAN and CO. HANOVER, Arn:t. We lately mentioned that the Papal Hull hid been receive:el, containing the arrangonctits relative to the Ceholiz Church is the kingdom etfHanover. In addition to what we then stated, i: is 10 be iftervid that we shall not sway retain the Bishopric of lid detliwim, put also the ancient enieropal Sae of Osnaiaru.k. fesuglid by Charlemagne, which will likewise have a Chapter and six limes. The head at the Catholic Church and the Hanoverian Govern. ment have Milled by this arrangemert the general Wisites, to d provided for the want of the Catholic subjects. who are dissemi nated over a great extent of country, from the frontiers of Hollaxd to Beyond ibid.:nude. ' Some parsora have lately been &tented in the dispiofj d pitibr distributing little religious tract in that part of tht+ - eiiintry. an? endeavouring to inculcate a belief that the perusal of them wss the only true Christian devotion, and thin the religions instrucrioa given in the schools and churches was injurious, or at least:ls:leo, The magistrates of the district have adopted thr necessary rfle.2•ll to, and published& warning against the distributors of thew pamphlet., which, as far as they are known, are incompatible with a resign able religion, and to be considered as productive of delusion and EDINBURGH and LONDON STEAM PACKETS. The James Watt - - - Captain DaIL The Sobs The City of Edinburgh - - Captain Bin. The Tourist The JAMES WATT, Captain DaU, starts from Blackwall early on Wednesday Morning, the Nth instant. Paasengcrs to be on beard before Twelve o'Cloek on Tuesday Night; the Soho, n C Bastion. early on Wednesday Morning, ;eh of May. On. of these Packets will Kart from Blackwall, London, and Notsbitma, Edinburgh, every Wednesday morning, and in a short ttw Olk Saturdays, for the conveyance of Pawenge-s, Carriagm, sod Gonda, receiving and landing Paamagers off Scarborough and Trasmouth, when the weather will permit. It is particular awassitsdhism 6sa6 be delivered bent on or bakes roar etClock every Tuesday. _ _ _______ _ Steam-Pseket Office, 33, lisfin old The rdnce cuion r, that raday), gin w_ whom time. se the NM OCiW'S Curious COLLECTION of SCOTLAND, for the Plano Forte, tbi. Published by J. (sow and Son, Music and Musical Instrument Sellers (by special appointment) to his Majesty, 162, Regent street. PIANO-FORTES, HARPS, he. LET on HIRE. ••' Opposite New Burlington -street. I. CURIOSITIES of LITERATURE, firm &Tim, Ileventh Edition, 3 vols. ltvo. 31h. or in 5 vols. small Itvo. 2. On the LITERARY CHARACTER, Thfrd Edition, vela. small I', . 18a. 3. QUA It RELti of AUTHORS, 3 vols. Ciro. tie. DULWICH COMMON, SUREICY. DETACHED FAMI'.Y 1L1N,111..41114C111. 'WITH COACH HOUSE, STABLI::U. OFFICES, HARDENS, AND A GENTEEL COTTAGE. This day is published, to be completed in Twelve Monthly Parts, prim b. each, and each Part embellished with an illustrative Matter Plate, Pan I. of the BIBLICAL CYCLOP/EDIA, and DICTIONARY of the 1101 X SCRIPTURES. designed and eminently adapted to facilitate an acquaintance with the Sacred Writings. In this Work the interesting Biography of the Patriarchs, and principal persons; the Geographical situation of the plates; and the natural productions mentioned in Scripture, are more fully and acurately given, than in any other publication extant; the and. quities, buildings, coins, habits, laws, customs, and peculiari ties of the Jews are explained, and the most striking incidents in their history detailed ; the sublime and glorious doctrines of Christianity are clearly stated, and scripturally illustrated: the va rious branches of evidence, on which the Divine Authority of the Bible rests for its support. are placed in that luminous point of view which is calculated to silence the sceptic, and establish the faith of the Biblical Student. rust published, price Br WIFit:iTANLEY and SONS. At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 11, by order of the Execittors of Thomas Ilullah, Esq. de eased, LEASEHOLD DETACHED FAMILY RESI- A „ DENTE, most delightfuLy situate on Dulwich Common, commanding the moat beautiful scenery of the adjacent hills, in the neatest order, and fit for the immediate remodels of a genteel este blishment4 comprising dining and drawing-rooms, morning par lour, three principal, two secondary, and two servants' chambers, dressing-rooms, handsome conswor hall, kitchen, wash'-house, man's chamber, and domestic offices, coach and chaise houses, sta prodectiVe dens, Isms, camiage sweep, die. Also a very neat Cottage d but yet so situate as to be adapted either for letting or occupation, should a family require more room ; it con tains nth good parlours, kitchen, wash-house, and three bed chambers, held for a teen whereof years are unexpired, at trilling annual ground -meta. . To be viewed by Tickets only, which, With printed Parties lan, may be had of Messrs. Willis, Sewer Watson, and Willis, Solicitors, Token-house - yard; and of Wintalwiley and Sons, Pater noster-row. Particulars also at the Greyhound Inns, Dulwich and Sydenharn ; Gokke Lion, Combo:troll; and et the Mart A. MITCHELL V HE EAST INDIA REGISTER and DIREC -1 TORN, for 1124, containing complete Lists of the Comps- Ws Servants, at home and abroad, Civil, Military, and Marine, with their respective Appointments, including the four newly-raised Regimems in Bengal, with Indexes to the same, and Lista of Casualties during the last year—List of the Europeans., Mariners, &c. not in the Service of the East India Company—Lists of Mer chant Vemels employed in the Country Trade 10 India—Regula tions and Instructions respecting the Appointment of Wntem. Cadets, and Assiatant.Sorgrona—Rules and Regulations of the Civil, Military, and Marine Funds, connected with the Company's Service—A correct List of the Ptoprietors of East Irdia Stock qualified to vote—A Register of the Births. Marriages, and Deaths in India; with a variety of other useful Information. Compfled, by permission of the Hon. East India Company, from the official Returns received at the East India House, By A. W. MASON, GEORGE OWEN, and 0. H. BROWN, of the Secretary's Office, East India House. Corrected to the osth of March, 1824. mysticism. Vienna., APRIL t.—filetallicues, 9l; Ba.k Shun, 1009, 9-10tha. Aram B.—Metallieres, 98 7-10 t Sin& 1071 9.10. As a most extraordinary aid affecting phenmnenon, it deserve.: to be recorded that, in the Ism year, there were not less than 110 suicides in dm confined tertiary or Frankfort-on-the-Maine. BRUSSELS PAPERS. Id kept ho rode after a AT a VESTRY held in the Vestry Room and Church of the PARISH of SAINT MARY, NEWINGTON, Surrey, oa Tuesday, the 20th Dl', of April, 1824, IT WAS exasitioustor RpOLVED, 7 to 4 That the this ir;itry be presented to Se. =mei Palmer, Es 4. our highly-esteemed Parish `Warden, far the very able, upright, and efficient manner in which, during the past =he has discharged the Duties of that arduous and responsible - 1 old, . 2 Brussels Papers to the 40th strived yestcrilay. The fo!- lowing are extracts:— . .s no this Vestry cannot recur to the faithful and long-continued =rosined by Mr. Palma—Seevices which have been as ho ts kboselt as they have been advantageous to the Pa. daikenn,--without Linording upon the present occasion the un. ninglod admiration malefaction with which it regards every peciit i hie offisial conduct. this Vestry feels itself placed under additional obligations to Mr. Palmer, for the willingness with which he has again yielded tothe earnest solicitations of his fellow Parishionen, to be put in Nomination, for the fourth time, for the Situation of Parish Weldon, and begs to assure that Honourable Gentleman of its dis position at all times, to concur with him in the adoption of such summes as shall be calculated to promote the peace, happiness, and welfare of this perish. ByOrder J. and J. INVILLE, Vestry Clerks. By ICILLIASI JONES, Author of "The Ilistory of the Waldenses," &c. Ste. A new Edition, revised, corrected, and enlarged. London : Printed for the Author, 5, Lovell's-court, Paternoster. row, and sold by all the Booksellers. •• The First Edition of this Work, consisting of two thou sand Copies, met with a very favourable reception from the Public, and was noticed with flattering commendations in the leading pub lic Journals, as calculated for eminent usefulness to Christians of all denominations. Baresr Ls, APRIL 19 Letters from Pima of the 10th say, that the Austrian Ambas sador at Lisbon has Vent to his Court a declaration of the Court of Lisbon, stating that Portugal will never recognize the indepeedenc , ! of Brazil, and that it considers the Prince as obliged. to subscribe to what the insurgents prescribe. Though.tlut Pnnerteof Brain is the daughter of the Emperor Francis, Austria will not recognise the independence of Brazil, unless the King of Pautagal renounces bit itght to that taiuntry. • Arosavac, We have seen letters front pees of the 10th, 11th. and 13th of March, the contents of which sized but little hope that the PiRV will accede to the demands of Russia , null enable 141. Alinziacky the fulfil his mission. The famous DsChanib E ff endi, known ea the head of the Antimoscolite party, has all at once resumed his kat. etsce over the members of the Divan, who, since Ma•ch 9, has held extraordinary meetings, which were not terminated on the 12th, when the courier set out for Vienna. _ _ _ - i I. . 7 London : Printed by Cox and Baylis, Orem Queen-street : sold by Kingsbury, Parbury, and Allen Leadenhall-street ; and G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. NEAT 110L'SEHOLD EFFECTS. Original Painting by Hemskirk, Linen. Cat Glass, China, &c. By Mr. PEARBE, Upoo the Premises, No. 29, Surrey-street, Strand, on THURS... DAY, the 211th April, at 12 o'clock, by order ot the Assignees of Mr. Thomas Boswell. Taylor, a Bankrupt. riIHE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, in good 1. preservation, comprising bedsteads, with bedding, chests of drawers, tables, and other chamber items ; a Suit of scarlet marine curtains for three windows, large chimney glass in neat gilt frame rosewood work•tables ' imitative rosewood and mahogany chain, two Grecian couches, mahogany card, Pembroke, dining, and day tables, chiffoneen, Brussels, and other carpets, oil-cloths, and the usury culinary !nicks ; a quantity of excellent bed and table.linen, cut glass, china, an original painting by Hemskirk, a few books, , &c. Om the day preceding will be sold the Leese of the Premises and stock of Woollen Cloths. To be viewed two days previous, and on the morning of Sale ; Catalogues upon the premises, and of 'George Pease, Auctioneer and Agent, HI, Vero -street, l'avendish.squase. - . rn i p. ft. lilt, Mt. Masons ,ion was nuld not tolerably E DWARD EAGLETON and Co. Wholesale and Re tad TEA DEALERS and GROCERS (established Fitty Years) respectfully announce to their Connexions and the Public, that their new and extensive Premises, Noe. 83 and 84, Newgate. street, ARE NOW OPEN, where they solicit an inspection of their various Articles, procured for Cash from the best Markets, and which they purpose selling at a small Profit, upon similar Terms. inst Fre und Mr. THE PALLADIUM LIFE and FIRE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Capital t 3,4411,4100 Staling. Eagleton and Co.'s Stock of Tea has been selected in the present and former East India Company's Sales. with peculiar care and ac knowledged judgment, and, from their long experience, they have no hesitation in saying, they consider themselves competent judges of the flavours best calculated to please the Consumer. They there fore only request a trial, and trust to the superior quality and the moderation of their charges for a continuance of that support which has distinguished their Establishment during the lag - Half Century. Eaglcton and Co. have now on Sale, of tit* own Importation u Cargo of very tine FOREIGN FRUIT. Very tine New Malaga and Smyrna Raisins foe Wine, at unusually low prices. All Orders seat (free of postage) to any part of the Metropolis Country Orden, addressed to Eattletosi mad Co., by P*rt ae Mika. wise, enclosing remittances, or orders follnyment to London, will be punctually anent. tu. , rec. ft. D.M. lunwich's It ft affirmed that it wu pprincipally in the sitting of the lilt chit the Dschanib Effendi spoke with great vehemence against the policy of the European Powers, and succeeded ih bringing over the majority of the Divan to his opinion. Accordingly, since that tine nothing was talked of at Constantinople but extraordinary levies, and of the march of 110,000 men to reinforce the army encamp:4 on the left bank of the Danube. We horn that the office of Foreign Affairs at Vienna has the seam infarmation trot. Karon Ottenfels, the Austriaa m eti:r ett eancin. Prince bittiernu; Immediately made a cornmnnication to the 'Russian Senator., M. d Tatischeff, with whom he had some lung conferment, after 'Math M. do Tatiochelf depstchod an extraordinary tootle? to St. Pettr , buret. Sest.te„ Aram 2. Yesterday • tartar arrived at Be who came in seven day from Beres, sod beseght to the r Greeks who am cue ease is dm Maur abeam tysensisokabost lobes, Pasha of Salsoishi, is • the Ms is given to the new Seraskier, Paths, who b a mild and moderate man. and vim has immedleady set at Liberty all the in nocent Greeks who wise imdsidisdninelnit Letters direct ftetn . down to the 21st Marc;., have been received at B elgrade. speak of a solemn audience given by the Reis Effendi to the Russian Charge d'Affaires. Other unmet" from Constantinapk say. that N. Minsiacky succeeded intli o et i l e illicultim removed whichiltad aclawtz specting du s chubs on Mae. cepoismos. !fulmar.. Maws 11. By accounts received here yesterday hem Grading, a Coionot, sod another of the Philhellene", calling themselves Inculpating,. *Suits of the Knights of Malta, are muting at (iranidhi for a new order at Malts, which they wish to establish, for the put wee it is said, of checking the Corsairs from the mast of Africa. Tbe'negociation, it is added, was far advanced, and nearly brougiit to • tonctwdon. he King's ind, bond nley, Mr. ad, Duke K to-mo[- HATCHING ANI) REARINO DOMESTIC POULTRY AND GAME BIROS, BY STEAM. THE Apparatus and the Method by !rieh the latch lag Is perfamed, t 6 be SEEN at WORK Dads. from Ten in the Morning tiR Ste in the EMIIVeIf, at the EGYPTIAN HALL, picradilly, at ONE SHILLING each Person. exhibitad icwing the g.gement• cre entered odd, • Tit ALPROACALL2IIO,..MA V ALUIVEST. TT LEgs,' AM, and HALbEN have on Sale their immeved HAYMAKING MACHIN'S, with Iron Axles ill mniiiiidair sad Bono, width ere uurivellal . *PEW sad e= mode of treeking. Ake "or -imatind Hai -Rakes, Drills, and Seed Malawi kinds ef graO ; Pbetgles, Harmon, and Hoes , Threshing end Modems; Genoa! Bastsen% Scarifier, vrith all its Meows and Obst. Cutting Machines ; also an extensive most at of esalej o ro y et Hurdles, Oates, Verandas. •Le..—At their Bamako?, I street, Oxford-oreet ; or at the Manufactory, Comma-read, Stain ' fordserrest, Lambeth. curly Floe GENUINE SPERMACETI OIL. Musk •inidd Tiuker Mr Edward Hyde East, Bort. F.R.S. M.P. Chairman. Colonel John Beattie, M.P. Deputy Chairman. Jails Do Pre Alexander, Esq. W R . Keith Douglas, Esq. H.P. M.P. Neil Benj. Edmonstone, Esq. John L. Anderdon, Esq. Joseph Esdaile, Esq. George Arbuthnot, Esq. John Williamson Fulton, Esq. Jobe Bent, Esq. M.P. Thos. Houldsworth, Esq. M.P. Samuel Bosaoquet, Esq. Capt. H. Kate?, I.R.S. Mary Oftwoe, Esq. F.R.S. Chas. Elton Prescott, Esq. Vir W. Cbampion De Crespigny, Peter Reterson, Esq. Gm. M.P. Alex. Robertson, Esq. H.P. Mb W. Ceogrewe Baer. ne.r. minion 1. 0• 9,4.. H. Drorb e llil.P. CoL Mark Wain N. Blodyweet Davies, Mop Str Wm. Young, Bart. Anfeercros—David Barclay, Esq. Frederick Manning. Esq. Henry Dance, Esq. Bagnicas—Mssera. Bosansuct and Co. MOUS. Courts and Co. Mar edam? thst. Issrtcroft—Tbas. Young, M.D. F.R.B. PHYSICIAN-1110S. Yollllg, M.D. I , .H.B. ASSISTi*X7 PEYSICIAII—.Iames Raise, M.D. OrsSlst Ito COUNSEL—OIiver Aide/deo, Esq. SnoweVoo—Satnuel Beasley, RESIDENT SiTPERIXTENDEYT—Wm. Andrews, Esq. The object of this Institution is to combine the advantages of those previously established, to give the Assured that influence in the oaeageeseot of the affairs of the Society which their important interests demand, and to superadd the paramount principle of tak. lag science exclusively for its guide in that pan of its operation whidt so peculiarly require It. The Insurance, of the Society will be confinel to those chases In both departments which the mesteareful investigation has demon. sowed will at once afford additional security and advantage to the assured and increased profit to the Proprietary. The Society will grant Annuities, Endowment for Children, Re. and purchase Astrian, Rumbas, and other Contingent Li tman. Instructions for Policies will be received at No. le, Regent. street, sod at Messrs. Besanquet and CO.'S. until die OS= of the Society are ready for the reception of the Establishmeat. CHINA GENUINE TEA WAREHOUSE. WTHOMSON and Co. No. Y 3, Pavement, Moor • fields, respectfully inform Families, that they con. tines to sell (l eonine TEAS, out of the Original Packages, u imported by the East India Company, which cannot fad of giving venereal unisfsetion, being selected out of the most approved Creaks in the last sale, and of the finest qnalities and flavour, at their 're prices, it being the Proprietors' determination to • irnaU remunerating profit, for ready money only, relying sole) on the patronage and support of a discerning public. W. T. and Co. take this opportunity of returning their grateful thanks for the liberal encouragement they have hitherto received, and hope, by unremitting assiduity and a ttention, to insure a one. tiinium of the same. A trial Is most earnestly requested. No Bohea Teas bought by this Establishment. INTERESTING WORKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED. L T HE lONIAN . ; or, Woman in the Nineteenth Centurp By Miss RENOU, 4,utbor of " Village Conversations," " Temple of Truth," &c. • Elegantly printed in 3 vols. price one guinea, boards. " This Work establishes the Author's claim to rank high in the literary world, and to be considered one of the first and most earnest moral writers of the day. Her style is glowing, energetic, and ardent."—Euas Magazine. 2. A PH IL~PH ICA L INQUIRY into the SOURC„X of the PLEASURES derived from TRAGIC REPRESENTATIONS; from which is deduced the secret of giving dramatic interest to Tra gedies intended for the Stage. Prec ed ed by a Critical Examination of the various theories adopted on the subject by the English, French, and German Philosophers. In one vol. Bvo. price 12s. 3n boards. By M. M'Dermot, Author of " A Critical Dessertation on Taste," &c. ka Also, by the sme - Author. His CRITICAL DISSERTATION on the NATURE and PRINCIPLES of TASTE, in Svc). uniform with the above, 12s. in boards. 3. WOLSEY THE CARDINAL and HIS TIM ES, Courtly. Political, and Ecclesiastical. ByMeorge Howard, Doi. Author of Lady Jane Om and her Times. Elegantly printed by Davison. and embellished with a finely.engraved,Portratt and Autograph, and numerous Cuts, in Uvo. price 16s. in boards. " This Cardinal, Though from a humble stock, undoubtedly Was fashion'd to much honour. From his cradle He was a scholar, and a ripe and good one; Exceeding wise, fair spoken, and persuading." SIIAKSP. Hen. VIII. Alin, by the same Author, EAST AND WEST INDIA M'iIISHOUSE, EXETER 'CHANGE, STRAND. THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms t se cond division of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a large and well manufactured Stock of fashiona Carriage, Curriele, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaim Masai" with description of Military, Hunting, and Bids Saddles for Home Use, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Carnet and Bul lock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted _up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bedding , Writing Desks, preeing Cases, &c. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, Am &c. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Winter Horse Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship. and Moder a te Price . The whole of the Ar ticles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fif years standing, is strictly adhered to, of aakirg but one Ready Money Price, from which no discount orabatement will be made under any circumstances. N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will please to observe that the three principal entrances to this Outfitting Warehouse are in Exeter 'Change. A list of the East India Company and Licensed Ships, and Morning Papers, are constantly kept. VAMlLltiitiotti7;;;l67l;;;; ;UPplied wish the beat and purest SPERM OIL, at da. 6d. per Galion. Can. sumers sending for Five Gallons allowed a discount of Sixpence per Gallon, at W. LAZENHY's fish Saws and Italian Ware house, as, Lamb's Conduit-, W. hanenby, Son of Elisabet tre t t las ° len, ll l l , of the Ge nuine Harvey's Sauer, begs most respostfally to When Families who may honour him with risgir sananurat a. be smusesea beim with the determination to sell may article at aba 'my Am quality, and at low prices, for ready money. New Swedish Cranberries, 9a. per palm Superior Anchovy Paste, for Sandwiches, 2a. 1i per pot. Genoa Macaroni, Vermicelli, and Parmesan Chem, is. pee lb. HIS MAJESTY'S DRAWING ROOM being an nounced for the 29th instant, the attention of the FrrAlan able World is invited to a splendid Assortment of COURT DRESSES, recently imported ftoot Paris, with a splendid Collin. don of Novelties. by HUBBA RD sod Co. Salt-mercers and Lace men to the Royal Family. Their Stock of rich Gros de Nyder., Leounintra, Sarcenets, Satins, Shawls, mid Poplins., is very select and beautiful. They forbear to insert prima, Irbil* goo/rally mis. kad and disappoint expectation; bat is the SWIM of their Stock, as well as in the amount of their profits, they me determined to offer advantages Equal, if not superior, to 'nylons* in the trade. An extensive Assortment of delicatelyorkeelAr and elegant Mus lin Dresses, of superb patterns, which, being soiled, are offered at an unusual low Wm.-12, Henrietta-street, Covent-garden. ITE. NEWS FOR TAILORS NO , F UPHOLSTERERS, AND OTHERS. PRIME WEST OF ENGLAND SUPERFINE BLACK CLOTHS, in cut, at lb. per yard and upwards ; pima bat ditto, Ids. per yard and upwards; prime Clerical and -Au Mixed Cloths, lb per yard ; prime Stair Carpeting, 91d. ' , I; 'dine yard-wide Tailors' Calicoes, 7d. per pud ; Gen fashionable Waterproof Elastic Silk Hats, at Ils.; the lb each ; Gentlemen's very best grain and nw . at lb. per dawn, usually sold at St. 6d. per pair. At No. WS, Whitcuowstreet, a few doors up on the B , Man. ' had, for the convenience of persons at the West t therAgent's, No. dl, Wardour-street, Oxford /Mb discounted. tABLE cum's, d-dtha, and COLERAINE LINENS, FRENCH CAMBRICS. MITBLINS, ‘‘RSEILLES QUILTS, COUNTERPANES, D'OYLY beg to call the attention of retorting to Town to the above-named Articles, hell quality , and will be sold at prices far below London. , two and a half yards square, les. 6d.: tinse l .tree ands quarter ditto, Ifis.; three and a half Commapeacs, two and a half square, 7s. 6d- Bisakots for th e Poor, t o . 2d. a Mir; extra sire - Welsh and Lancashire Flannels at half price r yards wide, Is. led. per yard ; Pelisse Cloths, 4 Slec.tire, fad. ; very stout. IlAd. ; a fine qualitT, ri dth without a seam, its.; Irish dito„ yard and • id.; ray Neut. illd. ; Russia Towelling, 6d. ; a yard. 'ABLE LINEN, Re---Breakfast Cloths, l6d. 1 hair square ditto, 2s. • two yards square. eery Pinner Cloths, two and half yards long. ; ver y ditto, Be. fid. ; three yards long, 12s. lid. ; dozen ; beautiful Damask ditto, Ils. the b.st fabrics, beginning at 9d. a yard very Shirts, 111 d. to 21d.; fine French Cambric for ditto Ilindkerchiefs, 16s. 6d. the dozen. Li t i r c illome werth , Chintz Furniturcs, 114 d. a and ; a large quantity at the Linings in every shade. lid. a yartl ; Moreens, ad T t be k,istrrnr t . ;talt j an a6 y lY Oth iTh er i. tf a ti y u ard se. ; Wind" li°ll2nds of every p ar ,„ j floods in any quantity at half their value :--1.506 ad::°^oi Cambric, and Mkl )lull unlins; 8.11) F renc h Imitation, edi i f,,... '!av a Craoe Shawls; ten bales of Undressed Calicoes Cloths, with a large Assortment of Silk blexcery. &A. ass (ksiti CRAIG for Charities of every description. NOUga 114 ,_ .DOVLY'S FAMILY LINEN WARE -77' vurctl-streef. other Mixed Cloths, per ywd ; prime a n dawn'. fashionable ' very beat ditto, at It total Tall Gloves, at I Ilay be had at No. led hand boa Habit 1 Haw she ba h 1 4a a i 1 HOME TABU IRISH LI NE Nt PRINTS, MARS (IRAIG and t Families won Ihrit we of the best Inv/thee ome in I na" H Quills, ri. at* ia. ; no ` lBl . Its; Cowen . Large Mae aba It Rd.: 13 h soft !a Ilstli Cloaking, too 3 ad„ Yard -side Russia lila-; the foU wield , rel ode. lad.; ekalmth. T. a y a DAMASK TAD 0: yard and hal )ma derne. 58.• Div t aume Huns* i T.,..." Rd. the 4 '"''' "oaks, of d *at,. It.; fine for i. ' 4l ' 41.1 fad ; di ma et Mr. lay, Maas at. t - ;;Ilich tee. c - Tt . It. Col pro le following m, BeL 71b Ajax. 4 Yrs by Filbo b ature, 2 yrs !igns each, by Juniper, yrs, 7st. lIIIb. arthnsl Fur. Sunhine., :1• yrs. ✓iva, 4 Ire, i between the lb 11 olbein, 4 . c. Bertram, Cinder, 3 Yrs, hese far-famcd f self-defence. id a complete with Spring, s but a young ad stake of 101. little chajtv ole fifty e.eide men eight and to-day. but tie very little Wa ttle same se on Price. )d to 43s ea kt to 44 4 Gd msbury, Mr. N. urth daughter of the Rev. Robert the wife of T. B. Nottingham. ac, Eaq. aged 74, ON-BRIDOF. 5 win. afta & J. W. Ce 21. 101, same place. 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Ilto4 Blankets, 6s. 6d.; 10.4 the, es. 6d.; extra-sized Witneys, 12.. to 20,4. 11-4ths Counterpanes, Os. • 12-4ths, 10s. blanbeilles Quilts, I Is. to Morten., Is. 2d. to Is. 6d. Furniture Dimities, bd. to 74.; 4-4th ditto, Rd. to 104.; Parni tore Print., 6fd. to led.; full Chintz, fast colours, Ild. to la. 2d.; Coloured Linings for ditto, 6d. to 3d. Persian Carpets, 3i lo ng, 11. His.; large sizes in proportion. Rcady-made Kidderminster ditto, 6s. ed. to les. 6-4th Druggeta, Is. Rd. to 2s. 4d. Sheetings, 64. to led.; 5-4th. ditto, Is. to Is. 6d. Damask Table Cloths, Is. Bd. to 205. ; Table Covers, 2s. 4d. to 20.. Bed Ticking, 5.41. to 2s. ; ready made ditto, 4s. 9d. to Igo. Real India Matting, 3.. 6d.; wits several other Articles too 'tedious tor nisertion. THE_ CHEAPEST SILK STOCKINGS IN LONDON, AND COTTON AT EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES. IEtKIPLING and CO. respectfully solicit an inix ii • non of their extensive Stock, which they es now s the following Prices:— China silk, cotton feet, heat 2.. 2d. ; stout, 3.. Bd. ; very stout, t. 6d. China, all Silk, 3s. Ild. ; stout, Is. ltd. ; very stout, Its 6d. Evening Dress, all Silk, ss. 3d. ; stout, 6s. fid. ; rich bee, 76. 6d. tiendemen's stout Silk, 7s. 6d.; very stout, Om. 6d. Cotton Stockings, sd. per pair; fine quality, Its. &I. per damn; stout and fine. Is. 6d., or 166. 6d. per dozen; superfine, 45., Or 2b. and ad. per dozen ; citessuperfine, 2s. 6d, or 265. 6d. per dozen. Gentlemen's unbleached Cotton, 9s. per dozen ; very stoat, D. 6d., or 17s. per dozen; extra stout, Is. 9d., or 20s. per dozen. Half Hose, 65.; line, Its. per doom. Drawers, la. 6d. • very stout, 2s. 3d., or pantaloon ditto, 2s. Ad. Ladies' Hid G l oves, I la. lid. per dozen ; French did, Is, 3d., or 14 6d. per dozen ; best Kid, Ils. 6d., or 17s. per dozen. Gentleman's Woodstock Gloves, 12s. per dozen; best, Is. fld., or 16a. 6d. pa Emma Doe /Wilt or 225. C.d. per dozen ; best Doe, 2s. Gd., or 2114. par • Families and Gentlemen who are desirous of selecting from an extensive Stock, will find this an advantageous opportunity of laving out their money profitably. 'IL Yipbng and Co.'s Warehouse, No. 16, Poultry, ten doors from the Mansion House. OXFORD-HOUSE. j - 1, URNITGEE MAGAZINE, 105 and 106, Strand I: (a clear Saving of 21t per Cent.) for the Upholsterers and Cabinet Makers' Society, fur the Royal'Oesirt, mad Western Part of the Town, for Cash only ; no Discount ; no Abatement. Thi s ' Society has been established for nearly three years, but not made known to the Public, on taeourit of the many orders given by per sons of the first respectability (of whom neferenee may be had), which has given employment to nearly 300 mechanics in the above brandies. This Society return their most sincere thanks to the Public for the benefits and full employment they have received' since it his been established, and beg to inform a generous Public, that owing to their manufacturing the most modern articles of sea. sooed materials, arid by their induNtry and attention, they have in- ' creased their stock and funds to nearly 4,0001. ; that they have en gaged into the Society, in addition to the above numbers, 20 more of the same trade, of great experience, having been masters them. Belem, but owing to losses in trade have been obliged to apply to this Society for employment. Tile following are a few Items of Priers : A well-manufactured Mahogany 4-feet Wardrobe, fine wood, .C. R. solid ends, warranted - 9 9 A 3-feet 6 Commode Chest of Drawers, solid ends - 4 0 Six very best Chamber Chairs, japanned in oil - 1 4 Spanish Mahogany Trafalgar Chairs, stuffed with all horse. hair, gilt mouldings, at per chair . . 1 4 Full.sized Mahogany 4-post Bedsteads, lath bottom,, with Hangings, lined, fringed, full drapery, and ornaments 14 14 %Varranted Bedding, equally low. French Bedstouls, any size - - - 2 5 Ditto, with town print, ell-wide, lined with ditto hangings, gilt pole - - 5 1 Ditto with Paillasse, Mattress, Bolster, two Pillows, three Blankets, and a best Marseilles Quilt . 9 0 Three-feet Pembroke Tables on castors, drawer, lock, &e. 112 Pedestal Sideboards. of all sizes - from 91. to 40 0 Tent Bedsteads, of any size, warranted - - I S And every other Article in the above Trade equally cheap. All kinds of solid Furniture for Exportation ; Ship Tables, Drawers, Sofas, and Sofa Pzdsteads. •,,,' Goods carefully packed for any part of England or the Con tinent. No charge for package. A. 11. HART, Agent. GENUINE PATE COLD by BUTLERS, CHI No. 4, Cheardde, St. Paul the Argyll iloorosh London ; and 34, S)ae►rille-street, Dublin ; James's Fever Powder and .I,nale Nov/Deny and Sons:— Cheltenham Sake Sodaie Powders Lemonade Powder". NT MEDICINES. EMISTS *Del DRUGGISTS, 'a. and 220, Regent-street (near 51), Waterloo-place, Edinburgh appointed solo Agents for 1..)r. ptic Pills, in the place of Messrs. Henry's Calcined Magnesia Aromatic Vinegar Seidlitz Powders i (lowland's Lotion ()urger Beer Powders Essence Peppermint, Juniper's Godbold's Balsam Huxham'a Tincture of Bark Velnos' Syrup Anderson's Scots Pills Ruspini's 3ledicincs Dixon's Antibilious Pills Solomon's Balm of Gilead Ching's Went homages Keyser's Pills Steers' Opodeldoe Clout's 31arking Ink Turlington's Balsam 1 Lemon Acid for Punch Stoughton's Bitter Elixir Italian Salt of Lemons Cephalic Spell Aronotic Vinegar Essence of Ginger I)alby's l'armioative And every other Patent Medicine. Merchants, Captains, and others, cannot be too careful in the purchase of the above Articles for Exportation, u spurious imita tions are generally in circulation. Mean. Butler have constantly a supply of Medicine Chests completely fitted up, and adapted to all climates. They beg to state, that every Drug and Chemical Preparation sold by thew is warranted free hem adulteration. SPAIN. The following letter from Madrid, which anagkelier! on, communicates some particulars which will he wi:!: interest:— MADRID, ATltti 12. The situation of thin capital is fez from tranquil ffincesbe de parture of the King, the Smiles having taken at into their that he is little better than a prisoner in the hands of the quarrels between the populace and the French soldiers am daily OCCURS:IIft : on the 3d instant several of the la'tesk wounded in the streets of Madrid ; and, in cohnequeaos ill an affair between a French officer and the Aladde of Caranfanlsbsl, the assemblages of the populace were. frequent that the Iddi re giment of French cavalry was called out to dispe.we bent. The dicer has been sines publiely reprimanded. The povaty of the Treasury, notwlthstandirkT thevenvithibree from Mr. auebbard, is still very great. For three days th.: Spsaitit troops were without pay, and could only procure food spas CIA. In this state of things the Minister of War went to th- King at Aranjues, and stated to him that he would not answer for the fide lity of the troops if their pay was withheld. In consequence of this representation, an order was sent to the Tressuter-tieneral to make no future payment before the soldiers received their money. Prat the provhsons we have the mast disastrous account*. At Iluede, amen town in Old Castile, where the Empecinado and about eighty Censtitudonalists are in prison, the royalist volunteers behave w 6 1t the greatest cruelty ; at nwht they frequently force these poor .at. tures from their beds, load them with heavy burdens, and, Ow: beating them with sticks for an hour or so, send them balltio • prison. A small division of troops, under O'Donnell, war - • to Rueda for the protection of the prisoners, hut the ' CL e , h itted the volunteers, end prevented this division ham 4 the town. At the Castle of Caravanco, in Murcia, four ' tionalists ( prisoners ) _ have beet. murdered by the Royalist -.em ' ! who are shin at large. Such is the jertice tat the ruler of 'Ali 111. fated "gantry' IRELAND. The Catholic Association, in several of the less martico. bas been chiefly occupied with the perusal of epistolary returns 'fro:ii sariom-parta of the *sentry, of the number of t admix schools and of children educated at them, in antradiction of the spea::: of Mr. North. A public dinner is to be given to :ilk. O'Connell and Mr Shiell. It appears that the embolic Rent is freely ash. scribed to, even by the ntry. We regret to learn that the Cork meth, by Cashel. which lef: Dublin on Saturday, was stopped by an armed basditti is county of Tipperary, and robbed of the mail. The guard, was badly wounded, and two of the horses were shot. The robrn y occurred nearly at the same place where a foams robtnry re Cork coach had hem committed.—Dnblin Morning Pte. D ow x t an—Tilefollowing unfortunate acciilent hariponal on Wednesday evening, about six o'clock, in the Lor.g Reath of the River. Three coontrytnen were proceeding homewards Earn this city in a small fishing cot, which, with their weight and that 6E a barrel of coal, was very deep. When neariy opposite to Mr. Jolla Stranginan's farm, and within a short distanea of their hoene,Rie little cot was upset by the awkward motion of one of the ma= changing his position, when two of them (John Quin of laquip ishtown, and James Quin of Cdasawney), were unhappily drowned. The third, named Stephen Quid, clung to the Salmi of the Get, and was eared, mainly by a lad named Edmund Quin, who keel been called to by a Mr. Chanters, by wham the accident had teen seen from the count y W aterford side. The bodice Imre beeu amid. and an inquest has be= held by Henry Alevelt. Lsq. of Watzrtard, a inagisdate for the county of Kilkeeoy. Vercist, '• Acadentid, Death."— Waterford Paper. isEnics, Arai& 1.7. On .Monday night last. an armed par.y of men .ittaelted a taint house on the lands of Hallvegott„ :tear itharagoliles, the popery of Mr. Nichol u Meade, of Nevrra.tle,nnd on pa:: of the come of the Earl of Clare. Immediately on entering the horse they Eyed • shot, after which two of them, one of •hcin was *rued with a musket, and the other with a pistol. commenced boating s coy Baer_ tial man of 3lr. Mcadem, named Morahan who was a atrailper., and only a few days being in the house, b roke duce of he rd t. knocked out his eye with the musket, and told him cad his wt that it they did no; go hack to their own country the net: tie,, to prepare their coffins, wbicls they were thus filmed to comply pith and left the country on Thtussisy. I 4 t I I I i 1 i 1 1 I t . , i , 1, ~ , 1 1 ~,. ~ , ~, , l i l• .. 1 . ., , ~. I i,, ..../. ~ . I' I 1 i •• • I t 1 I ): i i - f ' 1,