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7 4 ' t. T. ";••••''' e No. 7,'Ltls. LONDON, SATURDAY. JANUARY 14, MO. soT ter TO :ItAREVERS. 1 CllOll4l. FUND.—Under the patronage of his RENT'S!! liNt.tili BUOY. 31 A JESTY. TRINfTI'aiOrSR. LONDON, Jas. 13, HEM. The Nehility, Gentry, Sitharrihent, and the Public are tnitm.‘ T lON respect -1 - h.: t b. , e this day received that the I fit 'ly informed, that th e AN N LTA I. CONCERT f or th e benefit of 7 S ". •• KENTtril KN 111'.2( BUOY" has been broken adrift eta afflicted and dioreord Menitient, will take pluee at the ENO 6.r;rg tha loe i:sa•crl) t :10., 1 1,1$!! OPERA-1101'SE. Strand, on MONDAY, Februay 6, Directio is have been l..sorti for placing another Buoy in that 183 e. Leader of the Band, Mr. F. ( . 11.1111:11. _ By order. Condavor, Mr. GItEA'fOREX. , J. HERBERT. Sec. 13y or d er of qteCommittee, site es too MI 1M( ...411...!. . . SALES BY AUCTION. THE ARM Y. • - IMPROVED LEASE OF AN IILED,INT RESIDENCE, REDENTI PARK, AND THE COSTLY'_IIYRIVITURE, WINES, PLATE, The 42:1 (Royal Iflghland) regiment of foot has arrival, in three divi , Minv. on boned the A %km, Sovereign, and Nuwa transports, at Gibraltar, from Ireland. - . id MARY, &e. n ior Pp m f e l o . resc h full o y n r ‘ t t or i t ) csi N , F v 4igi A t 1 Y I% l;n . l , w r e I lie shall SUBUIT *by AUCTION. without reserve, upon the Premises, 43. York-terrace. Heroes Park, the elegantly fitted and ermveniently arranged Massa and Offices the property of I% Gelder/14n retirtnf to the Cantinettt. The premises are pleasantly and airily situate n York-terratiti.with its (rout roward4 the Park, commanding varied and beautillarriawa of Highgate end limp. stead. St. John's Woest. &a. wait immediate acres to the Park, and contiguous to the 171.111: fafdliallible part of the metropolis, and I to:misting of a cheerful suite of &mating rooms; fit , el with great tante,.a spacious dining ,on andyibeury. arid number or airy and well•prlopottirmod gt ttt Wfl competent to the accommo dation of atamily of respectability, uniting the requisite offices, wiih the pleasure pound pr-(rout. &lay be occupied immediately after the Sale. Held on team, at a moth rare rent. rite ti2.l tegimeitt of infantry hat completed its aug mant,touu estattliaboici.t. .SHIPPING INTPLLIGENCE. no: To MARINERS. TRINITY-itousE. LONDON. Jai. 12, 111211. FIIIIIS i'orictrafiwt latrine girms Direetewu 111 . 01 n nn RACE'S SIIOAL, and also a BEACON 111:1/V 9n the North.esuncrn End of the INNER DOWSING: 4 ; NUITC is heteb3 girru, That on the Ist day of February neat, or as sotto to set. that Aa r as the weather may permit, the Ur/lin , . illnliOted Buoys sill be placed. via. : RA(*E'S SHOAL. Notlbtrn Part. a Red Buoy. ts,tehcro Part. a White Buoy.. INNER DOWSINIIs. Plorth.eastem end. a 1;1,e1; Beacon Buoy, having a Ste foul Vane. Further purlieu:sr. rclatite to the sitauttions of the shove Buoys wtU be publieLed as soon as they bate been moored. Hy orda 1011 N EA M E.S. Sec. and Collector. 4. Church-place, Bedtord-street, Covent garden. LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, JAN. 12., NEI;H(/ SLAV MlN.—Tito PETITIONS to he pre sewed to the Houses of I,ortlrrst,cl Commons, from the in hahltanta of London and its vicinity, for the initization and ulti mate extinetion of SLAV Eli.Y throughout the British domioions, and unanintouvly agreed to at the 'Meeting held at Freemasons'' Hall, on the 2lst December list, Wm. WiMerturce, Eaq. in the Chair, lie for signatures at the undermentioned places, viz.— Free masons' /lull, GreJt Queen.strect Crown and Anchor, Strand ; King's Iliad. Poultry; Alesmt. ilatchard and Son, 187, Picca• dilly; !litigant. Harvey and liarto:',ll, Grscechurch-street ; Mr. L. it. Seeley's, Fleet:street ; and at the Auti-Slavery Society's Wee. 11i, Aldenuanbury. Wind N.E. fair, frost—lligh NVater 37 m. p. 1. Areivrpl.theJorige Nithotus, Pmts, from At.twgry ; Thomas, Cunningham. front Queltee ; Cron.er, Tucker, from Pernau; Marrnion. Williamson, from St. Fetersburgh ; floppit, from Finland. The Colof+u a , --, from Savannah for Liverpool. pateal Holyhead:on the I Ith inst. at 1,W1) N.N.2. to N. strong braze and cloudy., with Rhuwen. The Venn., liorieuriun. from Liverpool for Eivinare, put into Stromnerti 21, , . ult., void) damage. hl ay le viewed, tour daysl;lov to the Sale, by descriptive parti culars and catalogue.. at IL (Id. each, which may be then had on the premises, and at 73, Neit Bowl-street. The Dorirt, from Cork for Savanna The Cossiiek. Thowitt, from St. Andrew's. New Brunswick: and dt:Active. Jarvis, twin 6.. :11h:tors for Liscrpool, bare &f -lire,' at Wattrford. J. HERBERT, Secretary. INORDNANCE SURVEV OF GREAT BRITAIN. THIN Stihtt-Kber.t . (',.pint ~t * Me Orrlaanre Map of Lin colnshire. hating be . n all either supplied or set aside be ; I, Gardner. I. Re r ggrit..trect. the PuhUc are hereby informed that the Eight Sheets of the Map of Great Bri t • gooprieed is iotaggeetbao writ in Comte be yid saw at*loger.scoomer fee tile other Thirty-eight shoets of the General '!i ap, each Sheet Zkgoig charged according to the extent of Work it contain., and faring Its pticeengraved on the North-went corner g tine for the ebarenience of those Peron who may wish to posses. a complete kap at Lincalmhira., the Eight Sheets may be obtained from Mr. (earthier, at Si: Guineas, as heretofore, till the end of January nest. The lidtannia (steamer) sailed from Cork for h o Janeiro ors the Bth Preece thlrisrdelfettt Jorrisse4ay.l The prevailing easterly win& ltassitlyif auk irate from the - westward tiering the past week ; and all the outward-hound vertels leaving thorns under repair) which bad saten,shelter in out harbour from the hoitterous weather of thewrecading week. lIIRVe sailed for their different destinations. On Tuesday the wind shifted towards the north, when the few sail bound up Channel also took their departure. The Lin', 46, Capt. W. Elliot, C.B. catncinto batboar on Ba turlav, in ran. _ _ By order of the Board. W. GRIFFIN, Sec. Ge Victor, IG, Captain Woolconte, eliled on Sunday for the Cnrk %totion. _ Oft at Ordnance. Vac. 28, VOL The Cnmelion, 10, Capt. Seymour, and the Lyra tender, suned on Tnewise on &make. EAST I NDI.I 1110.rSE, Jan. 11, 1821 i. F ( 'nurt or tif the United Company o r r ilferthwas of I:agland trading to the East Indies do hereby eve Notice. That the Committee of Buying and Warehouses will be ready on or at any time before WEDNESDAY, the 25th January, 111%, to receive proposals in writing, sealed up, from such persons as may be willing to supply the Comoro" with ILCI'ARY CLOTHING, and that the conditions of the said Contract may be seen on ap plication to the Clerk of the said CalimMtee, with whom the pro posals must be left before Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon of the said 25th of January, after which hour the Committee will not re ceive any tender. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. In Ilamoaz Oersoa. Wintivor (merle, Java, Lively, llnnuitte, "fifteen ; and Royal Charlotte and Lrprylng vv. venue emitter,. _ _ _ • _ ife - rw7e - n — tile lslnnil and •Maia-Shaatmok. In the Snue4l7-Ih,uid. Lieutenant Charles (lorries', late of the A riatine, is promoted to the ra.ik of a Commander. Messrs. Parker, Espeigle ; Edsioni Jasper ; Evans, Victory ; and Erskine.. Vuir-ge, Are pro. meted to the rank of Lieutenant. Lieutenant Young, of the leis, has been promoted to the rank of Commander, and appointed to the Seylla. Mr. Foot, son of Mr. Foot, solicitor, of Devonport, is pro. mous) to the rank of Lieutenant, and appointed to the Isis; 111 r. Parker, PUraer to the Espienle. Lieutenant J. A. Wow is appointed to command the Havock gun-brig. Dr. Burn, late Surgeon of the Sappho, is appointed Surgeon of the Java ; and Mr. Folds, from the Royal Nardi llospital,Stoce house. Assistant-Surgeon. The Sir Frederick . Adam steamer, Caliper. from Plymouth. ar rived at Oibrahar Dec. if/. The Dart, stelly, arrived at Lisbon EAST INDIA HOUSE., Jan. 11, DIN. riititE Comet of Directors of the toiled Contiwtny 01' 11 Akre/tants of England trading to the East Indies do Acreby give Notice, That the Commit-ee of Buying and iVarehouses will be ready to receive Proposals in writing. scaled up, on or before ititv ta- DAYY the Ist of February. 1/1211, from such persons as may be willing to supply the l'omny with a quantity ot SHOES pa FOR SOLDIERS. ,And that the Conditions of the Contract may be teen, on applica tion to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the proposals must be left before Elevcr. o'Clock in the forenoon of the slid lit Doy of February . 1826, after which hour the Committee will not receive say ',miler. • .10sEPH DART, Secretary. . , Dec le ; and the Caroline. Cumming, 17:1. The Enterprise, Think. at 14 Ouavra. Nov. V. The Nymph, Watkins, at Mes sina. Dec. 4. The Welcome, Ilainlyn, arrived at Lisbon, from 3eerfrnindland, . _ . The Alitythiwer, Martin. of this port. arrived at Cadiz Dec. 18, frourNewfoundland, with damage, and bad been obliged to throw part of her cargo overboard, Alward. of this port, was wracked on the coast of Calabria on the ffris December, on her voyage from Terra Nora to 34es: ine--crew saved. The French Schooner Le Bien Heureux, of thirty-three tOhS, eight days from Calais, hound from Duoitirit to Brest, with Xmas, was totally lost on Trignrnouth Ilia, on Tuesday so'n night, the crew, consisting of the muter, three men and a boy, one laird. The Dolphin revenue cutter, Lieutenant Hallows, captured, on the 29th ult. near the Bolt He ad, a French sloop, from Cherbourg, with a caew of 'alb men, sad a cargo of 158 casks of forcigo spirits. The sloop Houghton, Giles, muter, of and from Southampton for Falmouth, was brought into Penzance on Thursday, in distress. The crow consisted of only two men, one of whom, T. Jenkins, a native of Scilly, was by some means washed overb o ard off the 14- 1 dystone, on Wednesday forenooe. A small vessel, l'llercule_, rrowins, a trader between Jersey and Palomar, arrived at the lulu port on tiaturday se'nnight. /She was hirmcdhaisly hearth& by the Coatom.house ollecra, ant i :a systems:kegs of coutrahantespfsiee beviorbierthesitreik seised as a lawful prise. The brig Commerce, of Pool, Pieter, master, has been fallen In with by a Mousehole pilot boat , between the I.and's.end and Mount's Bay, a mere wreck, and towed into Penzance. On the nth tilt. she encountered a severe gale of wind in lat. 49, 33, N. long. 30, 18, W. which carried away her masts, 63. ROYAL STANNARY or BRITISH MINING AS SOCIATION. The SbarthoMen are relocated to meet at the City of London Tavern, Bishopagate , street, an TUESDAY NEXT, the 17th imtant, at 12 foe I o'clock precisely, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Committee appointed at the General Meeting of shareboldem held on the 4id day of Norember last.' KNIGHT and FY St ►N, 28, Rasinphall-street. y 1F E INSURANCE ACCOMNIODATIONS. seroavtotrxiewr OF PROFITS. LAIRS will not In future be subject to the inconvenience of per mold appearance before the Directors. An ample Fund is raised for securing the Public without liability of the Assured. Apportionment of Profit by addition to the Policies or diminu tion of Annual Payments. Insurances granted on the Lives of Persons going abroad. The Premiums consistent therewith will not commence before departure, and will mass on return. Policies espy be effected on the Lives of Parties afflicted with Ilevia, SigSas, and ct.rtain other Complaints, at equitable pre- The Age of Parties will• be admitted upon suitable testimonials on the commencement of the losurance. A liberal discretwn exercised in dispensing with personal ap pearance, and in every other respect meeting, as much as possible, the convenience of the Public. A large Commission allowed to Persons procuring Insurances. EAGLE BR I TISII ar.ti CI /LON It I. INSURANCE OFFICE, ( . 0111SHILL and REGENT-STREET, established 1007: empowered by Act of Parliament. CAPITAL—TWO MILLIONS: W. BEETIIAM, Sec. SCILLY, JAN. iL_Arrived the Queensberry packet, from Ja maica; sailed 211th November, and from Crooked Island 9th De cember; Jean Baptist, Brade; and Sir F. Burtoo, Thomson, from Quebec; Hope, Williams; from Newfoundland; Royal George, Ward, from liliramichi ; and Susannah, Tregarthen, from Ter ceira—all remain wind-bound FALMOUTH, JAX. 10.—The Jonge Jacobus, Sniffers, from Amsterdam for Havre, has commenced discharging to repair. FaLmoutli, JAN. 11.—Wind N. to E.N.E. moderate and clear. —Skilled the Nymph, Samways, for Poole; Petrel, titnith ; and Dorms Savage, Fitzsimmons. for London ; Barbara, Ileozeile, for Newcastle; and Susan. Bibbina, for Teignmouth. Pf..r mous JAN. 11.—,Wind N.—Sailed the Hoffnung, De Boor, far Morlait Carolina, Sanden, for Havre; Ebrince, Arith, for London ; and Castor, Cockram, for ditto. COWES, JAN. r2.—Arrived the Palafox, Fitts, from Bremen, lam from heal; having been found very leaky, and sustained much severe damage, she must discharge her cargo. Sailed tits Onyx, Laughton, for London. PORTSMOUTH. .14.5. 12.—Wind N. fine weather.—Sailed the Twee Gebroders, Steer, for Antwerp; Santa del Carmen, —, for London ; and the Camden, Pearson, for Sunderland. DCAL, JAW. 12.—Wind N.W.—The Edinburgh, for China, and Duke of Manchester, Boast, for Jamaica, passed through yes- , terday ; the Maria brig this afternoon ; also to.day , the Somerset.' shire, Ross, from Leith ; and the David Lyon, Wary, from Lon. I don for Jamaica. The Admiral Cockburn stilremains. GRAVESEND, JAN. 12.—Arrived the May, Camino, from Rotterdam; Despatch, Warren, from ditto; Pelican, Kieke, from Brussels; Neptune, Stranack, from Ostend ; and Jonge Henricke, north. from Alton's. Sailed the Pero, Rutter. foe the Cape of Good Hope • Dave, Quicke, for Vera Cruz ; Edward. Germaine, for Sierra Leone; Isabella, Horlock, fbr Valparaiso; Brothers, Vergas, for Rio; Montague, Edgar. for Jamaica ; Berwickshire, for Chins; and Commerce, De Vries, for Antwerp. Vivanaos, JAW. IL—The Catherine, Madder, from Hull to London, was totally lost on the Mouse Sand, on Saturday last. Three of the crew were drowned,sa also two belonging to the smack Joseph, which went to their assistance. BELFAST, JAN. 111.—The Mercator, Jacobson, in coming of from Gremroyle, the Bth instant, ran on board the American ship Cumberland, from Baltimore; the latter received so mach injury that one Is now water-logged. Coax. JAN. B.—Wind E.—Arrived the Cato and Vibelia, transports, from Plymouth, to take on board troops for the West I.:AIU)IAN FIRE ANI) LIFE, ASSURANCE lT COMP:INY. Ne. 11, LOS/MAIM-ST RE F.T. AT THE ENTIIAXCE or THE POST• GETICE, LONDON. DIRECTORS. RICHARD MEE RAIKE&!, Esq. Chairman. GEOROE LYAEL, Esq. Deputy Chairman. W. C. prandram, Esq. John Martin, Esq. M.P. William Copland, Esq. Rowland Mitchell, Esq. William D. Dowson, Esq. Robert :Unfired, Esq. /sir T. Hanle Yarquhar, Dart. John 0. Rarenshaw, Esq. John Oarratt, Foil. Alderman Robert Rickards, Esq. Nicholtra Garry. Esq. John Shore, Esq. William Haldimand, Eaq.M.P. Edward Stewart, Esq. John Ilarvey, Esq. .Inilreir Henry Thompson, Esq. Oemge Jenner. Esq. John Thornton, Esq. Jubn Loch, Esq. John Tulloch, Esq. mltstartMarjortbanks,Esq.M.P. James TuUoeh, Esq. ♦CDITORS. Lewis Loyd, Esq. William 'tried, Esq. A. W. Rolrarts, Esq. M.P. 1' The Directors hare determined. the following reduction on the 'f Nuances, and Insurances hitherto 2s. will be reduced to lit. with certain exceptions, to make 'twee ordinary Classes of Fire In , charged at ti:l. per Cent. per Annum lid. ditto ; and 6d. data; a reduction which will bring the bt.- . 4s. but no Policy will be entitled to Premium below 51. The unprecedented sitccess this Institution has experienced, affords satisfactory proof that the principles upon which it was fdanded have met with general approbation, and gives the best as surance that the proinirtion of Profit to be returned to the as. fared at the septennial division, will inert with their full ex pectation. Notice is hereby given, That Assurances which expire at Christ. mas shauld be renewed within fifteen Days thereafter, or they be. 1110416 void ; and that the Receipts tar such Renewals are now !cut, fur delivery with the respective Agents fur the Company through out the United Kingdom. 1V 31. WILLIAMS, Sec. Indies. flamauttott, JAR, B.—The Elbe in our neighbourhood is full of ice; no large vessels can either come up or go hence. The navigation by small craft from and to Naraburgh is not yet interrupted. PORT ROYAL (Kingston), Nov. 20.—Arrived the brig Margaret, Pattilion, from - Glasgow, in 114 days; his Majesty's ship Eden, Captain J. Lawrence, C.B. fur Amigos, in nine days. Nov. 22.—Arrived the bark Philip, Freeman, for London, laid from Cowes, in 29 days; brig pais/ice, Clauston, front Liverpool, in 39 days. Nov. M.—Anived, his Majesty's packet boat Marchioness of Queensberry, Captain Hannah, from Carthagena, in live days; Colombian brig of war Eagle, Captain Anderson, from Porto Bello, in seven days, last front Carthagena, in four days, was in here to refit. We learn by her, that as she was coming out of Carthagena on Tuesday,a 74-gunship and a large frigate,which had been purchased in Sweden, for the Colombian service, were enter ing the harbour; his klajesty's ship Bustard, Captain Sandoun, from Portsmoth, in 47 days, and Barbadoes in seven days. The brigantine Hannah Isabella, 'Pagan, which sailed from Port Royal on the 17th September last, for !Cava de Cuba, has not sir.ce been CRROLL respectfully invites the Public to an early - purchase, this being most assuredly the last opportunity but two that CM ever be presented to obtain Independence for a few Pounds ! All Lotteries being then prohibited by Act of Pulia town, and this only mode of ativeaoute by which any person may how speedily gain for a mere trifle, 20.000/.. 10,01001.. 5,0001.1 !AU, Ste. most pass awe! for ever ! This Scheme has all the poplar points of late Lotteries, with SIX TI r ENTY THOUSANDS ! ALL TO BE DECIDED IN ONE DAY, WEDNESDAY, - 1;10i ,11 Aitetf: Tickets and Shares are .. nt; or ' ;:tiel7CAßßOLL's forvinate Officio, No. 19, Cornhill ; 7, Charing-cross; and 29, Oxford street, London ; where he suit!, within a abort period, 4 - - Prizes of . 1311,000 ! 4 - - Yd 5.% of - - L 20,000 ! And other Capitals in former Lotteries exceeding 1 MILLION STERLING ! TCLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE • HQUSE, fee the EA.ST and WEST INDIES and ROUTH AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE. STRAND. _ . heard of. JA St AICA (Kingston). Nov. s.—The Fanny. arrived from mington, was originally bound tor St. Thomas's, but was obliged to bear away for this island, in consequence of becoming very leaky. Nov. 21 —The Martha, Hain, arrived on die lBtb inst. from Llverpool--sailed 29th September. She fell in with three frigates, two sloops, and nine transports, full of troops, and was informed that they were prom Fernae, bound to Havaunah. Nov. Hannah lsnbella, Pagan, sailed from Port Royal 17th September fur Xagua tie Cuba, and has not since been heard of. NASSAU, N.P. Nov.2l.—The Crawford, Ratithane, from New York to New Orleans, struck on the Bahama llaok 7th inst. but got WI with assistance, after cutting away her marts and throwing part of her cargo overboard, and brought into this port. eurvere4, and condemned. The Junius, Leary, from New York to Alva. rad°, was wrecked near the flirnine bloods, lat rr'w and part of the cargo saved. The Ariel, %relay, from Xibura to New York, was wrecked Isiah. on ,Intles bland—crew and cargo saved. The Enterprise, Lowe, front from Baltimore to Havannah, was loot On Abaco, 13th Inst.—crew and part of the cargo used. The Cortes was wrecked 7th ult. on Rocky Key, near Cliba. The William Ores, Powers, from New 'York to Matanzas, was wrecked on Aboco, 27th ult.--crew and part of the cargo saved. The Ptor#lence, boot PLilidelpttia to Alvazado, i supped to haws Irfitoers Writers going to India, and Gentlemen pricetsling to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will Fi-d in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, fiords, Caps, Sashes, Belts. and Pistols, Le. together with a large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, end Bed. ding; Cabin ‘Vash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps t Sea Chests, Mule and Bullock Trunks, sod every other desaiption of Travel. Equipage. assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re. cashes for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great variety OfrEilver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks. suitable fur fatoil;es going abroad, Military and Ilindostasee Books daps. ftr . A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Cordele Tandem. Plireton, Stsahopc, anti Chaste flatness, with every des cription of Saddlery, • Ac. for home use, East and West Indics, and South America, which merit inspection from their quality, E nt stile of workman. W l'. and moderate prices. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and the ersilast plan of fifty _years standing is strictly pleaded to of liking but olio Ready Loney Price, from which no Asuman will be mad.. frj r ' w _ _ l' Y 4 , ; - i-f , -; - •• / 7 1 72 _ .. ..." ---,--- , i „e",1....4,---)1 , - L.... , 1V '•• ' .-41 C. - Prr Cent ( ` ---V r al l - / /( . i je••••ele--- f_. e---+C-C _ . .6` Or Cleilrilb t ' }it+ . •-._.. i ,__. "I ler API-..511111411' . . . it 4 ____ Price je. been wrecked on the Bahama Bank 1•t ult..andth craw that)lll% Part of the cargo savtd Neu the fiull by wreelcets. A 74-gun ship and a friztte. purchased from Sweclexwilgeti Carthagena de Colt.mbia 24t1 Nos , . The Llsza, Faith. hew Lateen to Ilergal, rut jay ,St. Jago, Cape de Verde, 1:4°11 Cctober; and 5.4 to 14i1 the nes,t, day. Patterrom. from Gibraltar to New York, pa voaUf 'opt 31u Orionis, in lot. 39, long. 57. aad.aq ly ttuc RI the cu."' bayed. The Ilalifax packet, of Aberdeen, front St. David's frr Ater.* deed, struck on the Biome 11 , tek, oft Queenstirry, ;k1 or 4th —bore aff on Frielßy lint and sunk. Zcphir, Wisman, from Riga to Antwerp, pot intoOsand II th Jan. leaky. ficorge, Pryor, from Bailin& to London, was totally lost ott 4orey Jriautl un the lit inst.—crew saved. JAMAICA PA PARS. [From the Jar/pica Jtniglll Gazette or Nor. 264 ~ 11011SX OF ASSENIDIN. The Sot AI: vs having taken th e Chair in the Howe of mow" . on Tueialpy alternate, Not. ft, algal it it wan the plesouse or th; Ilium to proceed with the order of the day hl the ail ollifolPallik upon which - h tr. flonpscist Diso.edd stats thes, going to thiratesee. r*Seenhars ) :"theitave Beitteraeo COM11 0 1i1•11- sod he therirties moved dust the ado( the ' should be ylort%etied tiU ie (Mewing day. ales il.E**.a.i.t.s said that be 5 ,.!.., the two !Umber* of the Conti mittee rho were absent, the Father of the house, he tea greeted to say, had been taken 11l that day, and it sat not hkdj he ',mild be able to Attend hie duty on the following day. Tbsit gentleman had given great conaideration to this emeasute, And he , intend the Bill areahl not be preist,sl on till he was en. shied to attend hie duty. lie therefore moved ai ao amend. menu, that the call of the Boone be postponed till that day week. M. %Y. RAT I. Y objecani to it, as h 3 thought the sooner they got ed of it the better. Mr. LIINAN observed. that as the call of the House was no doubt originaLly intended to be for the sceond reading of tlie whenits merits would be fully discu.sed, Itc hoped the modem vtf the lion. Merrber for St. Catherine 's would be acceded to, dther wivt it ntiglit occasion two calls of the !louse. Mr. Owtol4l3X wee averse to the amendment, for he did not se* that th,e discussion should be reserved for the second reading, last that it should be &spend of on the font reading. sevesal tuber Members spoke on the subject:" 'lts House divided—For the original motion, 16 ; for the anted. rent, -lA. On iTedr.eerlay Mr. HODGSON rose to move that the call of lb. Hearse he postponed till Tuesday next. Mr. fi RIG NON thought that the Committee on the Sias Evi dence Bill ought-Mat-to have rtpertud whether they were peeping! with their Bill, and he conceiver that they did not treat the Homo with proper courtesy, in not stating that they were not piepotast with their Report. 141. e. Cox was surprised at this opposition, for it was contrary to the Image of ~the Hove to force a Committee to make its Report betorc it w,.s ready to do so. Mr. Mircagtt. differed from the lion. Member for St. Mores with respect to the usage of the House, and stated an instance wherein he was Chairman of a Committee, in which it was hum. sibleit could get through the business saloon as the douse wish* when he was called on for the reasons why the Committee had not brought *reward their report, and insisted that he should krtb with make his report. He mentioned this merely fur the purpom of showing that the lion. Member for St. Mary's had not correctly defined the usage of the House. The Honourable Member mud lie was aware of the serious mums of the measure heave the Com mittee. Every possible consideration should he given to it. Ho was aware that the Hon. Father of the House, whose amistance was so material to the Committee, had been unfortunately takes tti ; and he lent aware of the unavoidable absence of Lie. /dais, whtvhad likewise devoted his attention to this moat momentous meatiest. For dime reasons the Hon. Member aboubi vote for die delay which had been rennired. • Mr. °Rialto' rose in expiation. He thought the Committee had not treated the House with courtesy, after what had passed the preceding city. Mr. IIEATH gave notice that he would move for a Committed to Inquire into the reasons why the Provost-Marshal had old appoistitil Deputies in the different districts according to law. Lie. BILOWY presented his Deficiency Bill, which be stated only differed from the former Bill in a few points, respecting shivers being allowed to keep hare*. In order to encourage young turn ns emigrate to this island, he had introduced a clause to allow melt Tozet!l afilaws ittsteast of MI. to continue foT twit la* restd-dlorikoimordty idsossitt Itollja:instesA ga... on each slave, where estates ware deficient of the number of whites, which he thought would be a boon to proprietors to send out young men.—lt was read a first time, and ordered for a second reading on Tuesday next. Mr. M Tcu E tr. moved that the Bills laying a duty on wine, brandy, &c. and on goods and wares imported from the Unites& States, be referred back to the Committees which brought than in * lor revision. . . . A short discussion ensued as to the regularity of this proceeding. Mr.RENNALLs pointed out that those laws were now consolidated into one by Act of Parliament, and it would be lomat more conve— nient if the same method was adopted here. The motion was agreed to, and the Bills referred back, and more Members added to the Committee. Mr. GnioNos rose, and passed a most deserving culogium on the sermon preaches! that morning in the Cathedral Clitirch , of Spanish Town by the Lord Bishop, who recummeoded the melioration of the slave population, but in the prosecution of winch all will and visionary plans should be carefully atuided. No language (said the Honourable Member) that he could use would be adequate to that admirable sermon. He therelbre sholf.tt move that it be recommended to the House to apply to the Lord Bishop to allow die same to be printed, and that the Receiver.. General be directed to pay the expense thereof, which was uniud. piously agreed to. Mr. 13 utostow afterwards moved to amend his resolution tele. tive to the Lord Bishop's sermon, viz. ;. `• Resolved, That the Speaker be requested to convey the wishes of the House to the Lord Bishop, that be would be pleased to allow his sermon to be printed," &c.—which was agreed to. Yesterday, while the House was in Committee on the state of the island, Mr. Robertson rose to propose a resolution, which tic was sure would be gratefully received and acceded to by the Committee: They all knew the great services which Mr. hi'Queen, the Glusgmr Courier, had voluntarily rendered, for a series of pram pass, to the West India Colonies, in sucresafully refuting pqd exposing the calumnies of our enemies in Groat %titian. /10 therefore thought that that House ought to pass a liberal vote Ip that gentleman, as a mark of their gratitude and esteem, an example which he hoped would be followed by other West India islands. He then moved his resolution, which was unsniinoualy agreed to. Mr. linicrion rose, and moved a reesiution, that the Committee of Correspondence be instructed to write to the Agent, requestim bite to adopt measures to get Montego Bay made a warelainsltie port, under the Free Port Act, similar to Kingston, as it wrjoyd ba convenient for the Cuba trade. • • Mr. MITCHELL, in a lengthy speech, stated that it was through` the manufacturers and merchant. of Glasgow dot the, new law was adopted, and it was conceived that, by confining the trade to one port, where all foreigners would thus congregate, some benefit to trade might ha obtained ; but if it were divided among numeruca ports, there would not be that variety of goods which would induce foreigners to resort to the markets, the trade being so small that there would be no choice of merchandise. This was an 441,,g1- mental measure, and he thought it would be better that to se esl slit was likely to succeed before any application should be made to Government. For his own part he expected that little bindle would result to the island from it, as a similar measure hat failed in islands to windward. He did not throw his suggestions end front any illiberal feeling. , . Mr. Gala SOW replied in a few words, observing, that if PI 1414 good was to result from this new law, there would be no, objectigtk to asking to participate in it. The Resolution was agreed to. The Chair being resumed, the following Resolution passed swot. con. Resolved, That it be recommended to the Douse to direct dig Reettiver-Goaeral to remit to the agent, out of monies in his rands, the sum of three thousand pounds sterling, to be paid by him to James lil'Queen, of the city of Glasgow, free of all deduction. as testimony of the high sense this House entertains of the valuable and unsolicitedserinoes he has rendered by his writings to the usual of justice and the West India colonies, in replying to and leftating the •innutnerable calumnies of a malignant faction in the Mother, Country." - r • 1 Mr. Chignon's resolution was also put and carried. • On Wednesday an excellent sermon was preached by the Lied Bishop, in the Cathedral Church, Spanish Town, when a callmica was made in behalf of the Diocesan Committee,fer Knixtutilde Christian knowledge, amounting to 911. The words of the text were, " The Kingdom of Heaven is like a grain of mustard seed." ' Ilia Lordship entered into a beirt and admirable detail of the manner in which mu Saviour and h 4 Apostles adapted themselves to the civil institutions of die vountrini where they taught. He stated that the greet object of both woe 114 to ilreTtete with flovernmeuts, but to enforce the practice of their Powerful , convincing, and sublime morel precepts : anti thew-be. with much ingenuity, applied the wei ght of these ohiervattons to the conduct winch the nitro ought to pursue in this colony ; point ing out with much pathos the tremendous coneeqqences that mortit follow 6'0411 any inconsiderate, rash. sod indigested plans of uo- Prniement among the slave population ; and detailed with acute. nee, sod moderatiou, highly deserving of prairie. anti s'imring at the sante Sime a sound and vigorous judgment, the dunce pointed out in the Epistle to the Corinthians and Ephe , ians, as incmobinitbastik on the master and slave. On the whole, the sermon, we trust, will do much good, and had to the Merit/Us consideration of a sound and national inethed of ill strurtion, suitsi to the capacity and improvement of the elate, aild resulting in the benefit of the tuns.. ', teLd the pao 416141. THE SUPERB FURNITURE, PLATE, WINES, PiCTLIRD3, NOBLE GLASSES, POIt- CL:L.IiXh. GLASSWARE, BOOKS. CIOCKS, 4‘c. VORK-TERRACX, REGENT'S-PARR. , M EL otr l iVt3 1 ;1 1 111 a r ' t lF r Ma g s f =Z ° l4: .,.. rg:i tTP Ya N ty at 12 for I co'Clitek Precisely each day, be o , hall asmeaslZ 4 ); AUCTION, without reserve, at No 48. York-terface. rea?nt'! . . park, the modern and elegant IiOUSR HOLD „FU RNITIIRIu, nearly new, fashioned with signal taste,.and in the highest pretty.- valion, embracing a costly suite of drairing-mom appendages. in rnsewood and blue silk ; noble glasses, in gilt framni, wieasuring 93 by '26. 83 by 55, 68. by 53, 85 by 47, and others of minor dines tiona ;brilliant chandeliers and _Amps ' • sofas, chaise -lounges, her ' gars anti chairs, formed of rosewood and milk ; excellent carpeting, screens, • rosewood cabinet piano ; the shaped and circular lon, sofa, occasional, card, and other tables; eowsol s and pier fsbl:s, formed of picked risetvonsi ; fire mahogaWy library bonk-cases ; dining-room suite, formed of a massive :carved sideboard, with bronze mountings ; pair of column closets; a satcopliagaseellarct; a costly set of clining4aWes, fourteen feet lung by Eve wide, funned of picked and beautiful oak, and eighteen chairs, carved frames and morocco Stain. The chambers embrace handsome four-post, canopy, and tent bedsteads, with chintz draperies and window-curtains,en suite; excellent seasoned bedding ; a ladies'-dress wardrobe ; chests of drawer' ; coeval and tither gla;ses; toilette and dr, ssing-tables. The Service of moderd PLATE, of 2.5e9 ounce. ; a Library of aell.selec;ed BAORM. ha handsome bindings ; a cellar of choice French and Foreign Vines, Limiehres, and Spirits; an astimblace of useful and decorative Porcelaine and Bisquit ; rich or-roolu (locks, Candelabra, and Bronzes ; a collection of Paintaings, linswings, an Miniatures ; an excellent service of rich Cut Glass ; culinary articles and miscellaneous objects of utility and ornament. May be viewed four clays preceding the sale, by Catalo:ues only, to be had, ut Git. each, on the premises, and at Mr. Phil lips's, 73, New Bond-street. TO MARKET GARDENERS AND °TRESS. • By fl RWOOD aotl fFAINES, On the Premises, in Willow Walk Neat auuset and Vauxhall• road. on !sIONDAV NEXT, Jan. lt% and followinittlay, at 11, without any reserve, by order of Messes. L'hilds, quieting the Premises, - TILE very prime STOCK, consisting of About 1,000 large sound bell glasses, 1,310 hand ditto, ASO three-light boxes and lights, three carts, a quantilf, of glans. the crops of three old asparagus and cauliflower plAnta, 300 young:tit* trees, mattsa garden pots, bricks, toota, quantity of dung, the sweetion of a cot tage, stone paying, A pump, ranges, moves, sinks; racks. idlingalq. floor boards, joists, and various effects. May he viewed on Saturday, and Catalogues hill on the Pre- . ' tni4es; at the Coffee-houses, Covent-garden and Notiate Markets ; Grapes Tavern, Kensington; and of the Appraisdp sad Estate Agents, Chelsea. RENT. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. Comprising a capital Water Corn-Mill, with a very powerful Fall of \Voter, and an excellent Family Owe; ling.house , Five Cot. ages, and 40 Acres, I Rood. and 30 Fe; ziota of fertile Arable, Meadow . , Orchard, and Wood Laud. By STEVEN 4 and BRENCHLEY. At the Auction „Wes at WEDNESDAY. Feb. 11, at 12.10 Se. vat Leas, by odes of gr i t ieisst-Liw °flat. John Knight,, dews* •sr , - "etv AValuable and highly desitable FREEHOLD FRO PFAIT V, comprising HORTON-111 ILL, in the occupation of John Russell, situate on the river Daman h, in the parish of Hot. ton, between Dartford anti Farninghsm, now used as a corn-mill, working five pair of stones ; but from the constant and steady sup. ply of water, capable of being converted into a paper, gunpowder, or any other mill where great power is required: with a genteel Fa mily Residence attached, oast-house, barn, stable, and other eon. venient offices, walled garden and paddock, the whole comprising I four acres one rood. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, known as GILLS, in the parish of Darenth, with Cottage Residence and thirteen acres twenty-five perches of arable and wood land, now in hand. A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising eight scree, one rood, thirty-seven perches of valuable wood land, forming part of Da tenth Wood. in the parish of Darenth, also in hand. A COTTAGE, BARN. and SHED, in the parish of Stone. with orchard, garden, and field, in the occupation of Thome% Net tlingliam, containing five acres, one rood, twenty-two percher. TWO COTTA GES,GA RDE NS, ORCH A RD, and Sli A W, in the perish of Stone, in the occupation of Robert and Williatn Dueling, Thomas Bartholomew, anti William Durling,jun. con taining one acre, three roods, and five perches. A COTTAGE, GARDEN, ORCHARD, and WOOD, In the parish of Stone, part in the occupation of Edmund Bartho lomew, and the remainder in hand, containing four acres and thir teen perches. An ORCHARD, in the parish of Stone. containing two roods and sixteen perches ; and a CHERRY ORCHARD, in the parish of Swanseontb, containing two acres, two roods, and twenty-six perches, both in the occupation of Robert and Wm. Darling. Slay be viewed, with leaved the respective tenants, and putt cadent had at the place of sale ; at the Lord Nelson, Gravesend ; Bull and George, Dartford ; Lion, Fatringh6lll of Messrs. Low less, Crosse, and Batty.. Solicitors, Threadneedle-street ; and of Stevens and Brenchley, 38, Old Jewry. FRO.V THE LONDON NEIV PRICE CURRENT. FRIDAY, JAL 13. COT TON.-The public sale of Tuesday has thrown a great damp on the market - 6911 bales fair SWAN sold at Oid., being a farthing under the market prices, and some purchases since privately are nearly at the same decline; about 900 pernaros have sold at about 12d. ; generally the Cotten-market is very heavy, and the ac counts from Liverpool this morning art equally unfavourable, only 700 bags sold on Wednesday. SUGAR-The market this week has been uncommonly heavy, and the public sale had an ustfayourable effect ; we quote the re duction of Is. on all the ordinary description of Aluseovadee; brown Jarpaicas 60s. ; the nth& browns at the same price, as there have been no sales at a lower figure, but several parcels in the mar. ket could not be sold at that price. At the close of the market to day there was more business doing ; one house sold 400 casks Al us coyades ; the irices are ttnyaried. The Refiners have evinced an increasing disposition to effect sales this week ; brown Lumps 130 s. ; the wholesale grocers have purchased considerable parcels of tine goods at low prices ; several sales of crushed have also been of-' feeted. alottsses 295. a Stas. 6d. In Foreign or East India Sugars there are no sales by private contract. COFFEE.-The public sale yesterday, chiefl Demerara and Berbice Coffee, sold heavily and rather lower ; Jamaica ordinary Cultic maintains the late advance. By private contractfine ordinary and Brazil has sold at 575. and good quality St. Domingo bßs. The public sale this forenoon, 132 bags 70 casks, chiefly Berbiee, sold heavily at lower prices, and a considerable proportion taken in ; the East India, 1907 bags, went °Nat goad prices ; ordinary Samareeg 525. a 5344 pale Chertbon 545. a 53a. lUJM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.-The alterations in the laws continue to interrupt trade ; the rectifiers were last week stopped from using Rum and raw Spirits at the Name time ; they sre obliged to go through the process separately. The demand for Rum. which met with the interruption we hare stated, is again rather reviving to-day ; under proof and proofs may be quoted at 21. 3d. a 2s. 4d. but the transactions lately reported are rot even.. sive. Brandy is held with much firmneet for higher prices, but they have not vet been realised. Geneva is also held firmly, on account of the frost preventing further supplies. By public sale this tinenoon, 44 puncheons Canada Whisky, 10 to 21 over, all taken in 2s. 9.1. a 20. 10d. IRISH PROVISIONS are at nominal quotations; the weather having set to eever{ly is favourable for Butters. • TOBACCO.-About 200 Made. have heen sold; ordinary Virginia 4d. a 41d. leaf 3d. a id. The Foreign buyers in the market have Pot yet made any purchases. FRUIT.-The demand • cnntinues very languid; two public sales were attempted this week, but scarcely any thing wait sold 3luseatells (bunch) base., halves, and quarters, from 71. 10s. to 101. ; Cape Rai inns 424.; Jordan Almonds tlf. 15s. to 1111. for Pulled Turkey, in drums, there were so otters; Black Smyrna Raisins taken in at 425. ; Red ditto 445. to 4na, none sold; Valets. this in boxes and Deaias in baskets all aithdrawo. TALLOW and II EMP.-The market fur Tallow is improv ing; the nearest price tu.day is 87s. ; Hemp 43/. 10s. OIL-By public sale on Tuerday-Aboot 70 tans Sperm Oil, 601. 16s. t about 24 tour Hew! 3latter, bit. 13t. a Ca Ida. PIMENTO-By public sale on Tuesday, 102 b ags Pimento, fair taaßty, m11191(1. and o}d. CASISIA.4O Ousts, by Public ;alp 10th last. 81. is. 6 =RIO S he sow so "gas that le si a , it Utile so thas ;nod for Ore - id. (th•l.. - • 7 • 7 • tat, 10 1 under %eh , e furbished tl 4r) )Ys. et would Imps - the • In s e , rim' Allot., Mn of duty g the differ. r wore tiara anti bui ( gw Low at evens • gone b.ek. ^Le prevailed re got rap • LA tram die in, we have otkerpat. } taken. re. 100 rollitt Ile %torte, two leoley-upon. miles in six re dity break minutes, urd h.re3cel on to lie refreshed coruplish the hout fatigue, ereigue 14.1 Liatii again in nmpthire and ell zttrining. ids; ilawp. 41111NPTS, . It) rchant . its n•fac:otf merchant :0, Isl.ng. .oeman , coach. , wholesale . wife of W. 1.... Bee, th• lady of hire, the lady of r Wm. Pilaw, 1..9. Combat, n :quad!, Lsq. G , nrg? Arnold. I ivorr:tl Arnold. ,wn, Esq., of the esc,•;are, Coiaa eccu:id danght4ll George Tram, 1 the late Major. near Chichester, of Bedfed•row, ;am Bacon. &to .tL•miherland. Sir David DUO. t of the late JabS his friend, Ms. kbain nye, in his 1 Denyp, aged 13. .t.t. limb, aid 76. John Sigioneind ion of A. Ser. lotte-Btreot, Is dos .7. W. CAaamollt :4, n• plow .inNn II CITOPPED upon a Man, at Mr. D'as's, No. 7, QUIVI).. toveet,-Tnwer.hill, a GOLD NECK CHAIN. a GOLD 111100 CH, with initials tin the hack, a GOLD JUNG, and PURSE. Any person having lore sztqlr. and desnrioing them, may have them by paying espenscA, on application to Mr. Dias, 33, Ratcliffe highway, St. tienge's, Nadi 1117 OR OIiAS direst, to the 20th January, and 1 to touch at moutli or Portsmouth for Passengers. the _ Teak ship PA WIER. A. I. (II:)111:1; TltUa- COTT, Commander register ASO Tons. II as excellent truant moilations for Prssengers, and carries n e:urgron. For Freight of Fifty Tons of measure Goods, or Passage, sp. ply to the Owner, GEORGE TItITSCOTT, 1, (a•tic-cope, Birchin-Inne. To writ no the 20th of February, It4Mi, FOR CALCUTTA, with liberty to land Pa s sengers at Madras, the very fine Teak Ship PROVIDENCE, bur. Mtn 700 tons. JOHN MARTIN AILDLIL. Comnander (of the Honouratde Company's Service); to load in the East India Dock. 11111 a very cotnmod poop and other excellen t accomnin lationsfor Passengers, carries a tittry,con, ar.d is fitted as a regular Indianian. For Freight or Nagar apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa lem CoffnAtouse; or to ISBISTER and HORSLEY, 7, Billiter-aquare. With all despatch. having one half of her Cargo aetußlly en 7aged Volt VAN DIEAIEN'S LAND, And NEW S .UTII EF.S. the fant-sailiog Ship. ADRIA X, A 1, Burthen 3.54) Tons; STEPHEN nitowN, Commander; lying in the London I)ork. HIS superior accommodation" for Passengers, and will carry an experienced Surgeon. For Freight or Passage, apply to W. D. Dowson, 39, Old Bread street ; the Commander ; or to ISBISTER and HORgLEY, 7, Billitcr-square. On Wednesday, the 25th of January, !RIO, Mr. Murray will ann. metwe the Publication of THE REPRESENTATIVE, a Daily Morning News— paper, intended to convey the earliest and moat authentic Political, Commercial. and Domestic Intelligence. Advertisements, and rommitniendons for the Editor, to be sent to No. 50, Albemarle -strata, until thv 25th of January, and after that day to "The Representative" Office, Nu. 25, Great George. street,ll'estminater. 6 ." Orders for this Newspaper are requested to be sent to the Postmasters nnd Newsmen. Albemule.street, Dec. 29, 1825. This day is published, m 4 role . 12;no. price 11. 4s. boards, E USTACE FITZ-RICIIA11.1), a Tale of the Barons' wars. By the Author of the Mouth Chief, or Lords of Crvino. Pt inted fur A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street. Where may be had, published this Winter— .% !MOT of 311 IN TSERICIT, a Romance, 2 vols. 10s. GI. WILLI /111 H BY, by the Author of Decision. Ice. 2 vols. 12s. HERALINE, by L. 21. Bawkins, Id edition, 4 vols. Oyu. I2s. SPANISH DAUGHTER, by Mrs. Sherwood, 2 vols. livo. 164. PBC.% RDED SON, bißeelnadarin Beebe, 2d edition, vat. 1? 100. HENRY. by Rtebsiernsineitand. 47t etttion. 4 vols. IL 2s. miinvitinT BELL, by Francis Lattoin, 24 edition, 3 vols. 134. GEORGE BARNWELL, by T. Suer, Bth edition, S vols. 164.6 d. VICINITY OF CLAPHAM. Detached Cottage Villa, with Carriage Drive, Offices, Stabling, Garden and Paddock, altogether About two Acre+. TO be DISPOSED OF by WINSTANLEY and SONS, a LE.ISE for 30 years of a very neat detached white stucco fronted COT TAW.; VILLA, pleasamly situate about 3 miles from the bridges, and in the vicinity of Clapham, a short distance from St. Paul's Chapel, containing elegant dining and drawing-rooms, the latter ornamented with Chinese paper hanging, both with Venetian windows, opening to the lawn and garden; five best chambers, two secondary ditto, or nurseries, a man's chamber, kitchen, scullery, dairy, servants'-hall. and good cellars; a 3 stall stable. chaise-house, cow-house, poultry-house, ' piggeries. and outbuildings; a greenhouse, excellent and very productive garden, with fruit wall to a southern aspect, and pad dock, the whole containing about two acres. To be viewed, and further particulars had by applying to Win atanley and Sons, Paternoster-row. To be Peremptorily SOLD, pursuant to a Decree of of the High Court of Chancery, made in the two several causes of Taggart versus Hopkins, and Taggart versus Hodder, with the approbation of Francis Paul Stratford, Esq. one of the Mums of the said Court, at the Public Sale-room of the said Court, in Sou:ha/Tipton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London, on FRIDA r, the 10th day of February, 18211. at one o'clock, In Otte Lot, a valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called PURLEY FARM, situate in the parish of Netherbury, in the county . of Dorset, about three miles from Bridport and Beaminster, consist of 111 a. 3a. 32r. or thereabouts, of etcellent meadow, pasture, arable, and coppice land together with a substantial and move nlent dwelling-house, cider press-house, store-cellar, dairy-rooms, good garden, farm-yard, ham, stables, granary, and other out buildings ; and also a detached smell farm-house, with dairy-rooms r and other oat-buildings, and garden ; the whole being within a ring fence. Printed particulars and conditions of sale may be had (gratis) at the said 3lnster's Chambers. in Southampton-building", Chancery lane, London ; of Mr. Sabine, Solicitor, No. 9, Carmarthen street, Bedford square. London ; Messrs. Nettlethipp, and Bicknell, Solicitors, firocers' Hall, London; Messrs . . Wainewright, Smith, and (Maud, Salicitora , Furniva l's Inn, ',nodal at the Bull Inn, Bridport; and at the principal Inns in BLuitiforcL " Doinus et placens uxor."—H oa. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That h•mey-drop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mind," is insured by marriage; " the strictest tie of perpetual friend ship" is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, says Jhnson, " we approach in some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Preview, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it becomes an imperative duty not only to regulate the passions but to cleanse the rosser nature from those impurities which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may hare entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless instances, whieh, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more espeCially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the na tural dignity into a state of inanition, from which the agonised suf ferer more than doubts the chaste of relief. To all such, then, we address oursti yea, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, felicity; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they ate by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' successful experiehee. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the ,suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial "revolt —foe the female habit is often oonstitutionnily weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional powers. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeling from the pOsi don so presumptuously taken up, we deviate from general pnnri. pies with less hesitation; and confident in our own honourable integrity as Blembers of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suf fering community of either sex (especiitly those entering imematri motual life) at once to our Itt,wte, where daily attendance Is . given for personal consultation sod letters from the country are.mune diately answered : these must contain a remittance for advice and medicine, which can be forwaratti m any part of the world, how ever distant. GOSS and CO., Surgeons, No.ll. Bouverie-street, Fleet.strect, Loudon. '.' Jurt published. Seventeenth Edition, 1. The JEWS of LIFE, a tamiliax Commentary on the above Diseases. 2. II YGEIANA, addressed reclusively to the Female See. May be had at 20, Patemoster-row ; 50, Pall-mall; 11. Princes street, Soho; 174, Fleet-street ; 4. Catherine-street, Strand, Eon don; Porter, 72, Grafton-street. Dublin; Phu n, lbd,Trongnte, Glasgow; 11, Calton-street, Edinburgh; and of all Booksellete...— Price Os. 1 . I t , • S 1 ,~~ 1 1 - : I It. ' I '.cth trill, ,ii, makers IsrAyn, A, and ricturer 4is , t' ' I ' e k M. ~~ `