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K ELLIE, Commander. GOSPEL. -.............-_,, Arrived IS th . e irid Ge rel in N , .F l4 er ... ri f n arr . From Hi N gi e l w wat er er rlea " n in aL P. sallea the Pah TRINITY-HOUSE, LONDON, Atieet 18, Ism wnt positively dear out on the 26th current, having ream only for CONSIGNMENT FLOWER ROOTS. --eimew- THIPORMATION has bee* this dos received, that tha a few Tons ot Vitae Goods. Apply to le y Mt. „ ALIAMS. Prom the Address published on behalf of this excellent 1 i ;t in t t. file;e s oari Co n t : A fro nn m , S OBF a rirn v ie s ehn n nesd, n ,s a tood: e rn ; Amito T iTc. h oran o : m ;rei ss mifierornto ll .ni an ;iserfA nz eznorpeeny . s,conifrom from ,7 j BUOY placed to mark the situation of the RUNDLB- Memo. DONALDSON, WILKINSOIL, Me OM At the Auction Mart, Bert le-lane. on TUESDAY NEXT. Society, we- extract the following summary statement of STONE bes BROKEN from its MOORINGS- The Betsy S. Old Broad-street- et er,lock. its objects' and operations .- A an i.r 7 l3 D ra c i r in'd F ege r ri e l 'i o e frn cru ; te, Meyer. from Quebec. .eot b e s opliwed as woo an Practicable. A Choice Asoortmehe. FLOWER - ROOTS and ,t this Society was originally incorporated in the • year Itachtts ; .' By Order, This day is published, by John beta, jun. at , Cornbill, Aystin, from Liverpool, itas 'niece at Quebec. 1701, for the sup . port of a learned and zealous body of Q ue bec 7he s,ieeh, The Alexander, Baldwin, J. HERBERT. gesaeligy. A REPLY to a Pamphlet, entitled a REFUTATION many of a B h t i l, 'l) ,,, S ; e r ir l ' iy :: ..; 4 u s n a k t , i , e o t ar y n o i r n B a r i cou til 'l tr S y p . ec i i , el ' he spo i k i e re n ß on er t t h y e , 2B w t ed li Jul igoad y, it , i f l r a n t. o3 4lL, iv io n n rpno g. 41. HE of CAUTIONARY OBSERVATIONS to those who whole in good cendition and ": • eiy rare and curious. Clergy in his Majesty's Colonies, and for the general pro- from Liverp ool or fo Q r Quebec , : 4 as Ph e iri' polten w's EAST INDIA HOUSE. August 17, le& contemplate aa Ipwatment of Property in New Docks. ' 4 ..4. To be viewed the morni- . e..- , and catalogues had at Gana- paganon of the Gospel In foreign parts. frHE Court of Direetors of Me United Company of `.Thomoah has bubbles. as the water hut way's; the Mart; and at .7 ~,'' •,s's Offices, Throgmorton. " The bushNess of the Society is conducted by certain 1 llsechsets of Engtasid trading toile' Bast ladies &heed* ' And rhea are of them." street. i'-...- official members nominated in the Charter, * and the in- 21st July, in let 45, long 18. t or Nosers. That the Papers ordered by the ClemealCourt, on the 221 d Juni, With Cuts price Three-penee, - STOCK OF RICH' • GLASS AND CHINA, corporate(' members wbo are chosen by ballot. The Arch- . ime, rimming a Reform in the Administration of the Govern- f EXTRAORDINARY UNPUBLISHED LET- usA , _Y-LANE. bishop of Canterbury was first appointed, and has (once r 's n TO IN M-HOUSE, A Acura, I C ti l . ark, from Ca, ,e, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. i . me in of his Excellency the Nabob Visite, and the employment of A S TER of the late PRINCESS AMELIA, in the posses- : - . 4" . ' LIAM. been annually elected President. Sates rot TETI!! wA--aam—nns......The British Troops in his Dominions from the Ist Januaty. 1888, to lion of the Editor, is in HONE'S EVERY-DAY BOOK. No. On W • f Y NEXT, at 11. ie •• ... " The a . eknowledgment of the int!, r ....-..••••••A•ave of the United States of America, unfortunately deprived thoseprovinces of Coast Castle, Madeira, and St. Lucie ; Resol'Ution, Ward, front die Met December 1815; also relating to the Negotiation of the 34. August 20, with other article" al usual-. T HE Elegant ' t E. .ea . n tl y e e , d ( o r ! mrienhvenciaetnmanadf Sale to wo o - Loans contracted with the Vie. between the months of Published at 45, Lutigate.bile s and sold by all Booksellers in GLASS and ( ' h ' October 1814, and • May 1815, together with certain additions town and country.. No. 28, Chancery-Imo .. ''' '';' ''' coalmen" richly cut dessert the benefits _which they bad long received town the exertions Ce me u i eti . r:e Ni t inte N . Nelsen, C . ra ft : l :or: l%a m fm b ul urgh jam ,• ai n ca ge a n n ar d i tl a, °ebec; Barker. V fro 4 l diere,A since ordered to be printed by the Court of Directors, services , trifle deem,. • and pint decanters. water jugs of this Society. But the Society left a blessing behind it tura•l 0 ft , from Pe , eraburgh, Lord Cochrane, Joh n so n , fr ont M e- te Thi s day is published, in nem Packet Volume, Iffitio. prier is. and table carats, wi -' Sr, -, ' champagace, tumblers, goblets, in the Protestant Episcopal Church in the* country, whose fr 3 o i m ati e l i d em a. el z ; llio i t i t o , ni f t ro on m P d ac il k to et : sl Mille reedy be delivered to the Proprietors at this House oo A CONSPKC'f US of a PRE SCRIPTIONS in Medi- butter, sugar, and cad. , 'gnaw es culler, gblenee. salt s, v ery existence . at the present momentit s y be justly at- Good, fro m Onernscv ; Hope, Dryburgh. ftom Dantric ; Nancy,. . The field S si r bba re l t d erl , fbe:mrght:t. Vine , Brown, i IYaiseedey die 31st instant. PETER AUBER. Assistant Secretary. rl. tine, Surgery, and Midwifery ; with useful Memoranda of liquor and etuet-ftsnitts, ~ ' t doable and single . 1 - .. . u emo beemi d d e „ 5er ,,,,,.,,,,,, , tnbutei to its early and truly Christian 0 the Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Diseases and Injuries, light lustres, &c. T -- i ginsH FISHING COMPANY.-We are desired contemn, upwards of a thousand Modern Formula, includin g the tss and coffee sets, a • .. • .articles, both useful, and orna- of the Society's . labours has since that Period been greatly Betsey a r n , d T N e a y n lo cy r, , tr 7 o ,v m nack ditt s o f ; rom Mid m dl em ese e l l , : pg e ck cle from ditto ;lir Te alf ,.... p . • inform the Public, that no further Applications for NEW FRENCH MEDICINES , and arranged Tables of Doses, mental. The whole* • 7 4 '• NIIOI6 and lotted suitable for enlarged, and its operations now ex tend over the vast is the above Company will be received after Five o'Clock *elected from the highest Profemional Authorities. intended as a hotel and tavera-keeptee. -, to families. -an DAY, except from Pews residing in the country. remembrancer for General Practitioner*. To be viewed on Tu • - 'rig anal morning of sale, and k Newfoundland d manes , from Antwerp ; Sohn , Waters, from Hamburgh ; Brit*. provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, Noyes Scotia, New Brunswick Prince Edw a rd' s Island, ,an nia, Robinson. from Pillau ; Commercial Packet, Gibson , front dims,: Shakspeare, Copland, from tit. Petersburgh ; Wharenger. f. (Signed) AMORY end COLES. London : Printed fee John Anderson, Medical Bookseller, 40, catalogues had at the p ` l l . and of .Idr. Williams, Throg- '1 Throgniortowitzset. West Smithfield. morton-street. .. . , ... • the Bermudas. Owens, from Waterford ; arid Carrier sPloiren, from Kliblille "Of late years the population in those colonies has in- EsrEirrn OrYWARDS.-The R at*el. Chadwick, for Ham- iriAMES AND MEDWAY STEAM Tfilif 'NG This day is published, in One 'alum • , Pri 's. VILLA ! - -e- IDENC -,:". ,) g„ T ENTY ACRES OF SIEA- . e s let s RE SCIENCE OF SU .RY . '''-• • ,' ?CU • -.-. 1)11) : •to' .... touts, creased to such All extent that the S • Y has 4elued it 12- 7_ 11 ! 4 ; ',l" 2 'n'te .. , n aar a, 7isuli n ey u , n t e44- or Cfrd item z .. , l i r t ad l y .A S ik her'b ß ro eY olte ger , b ihnp arton. Ber for - COMPANY. necessary greatly to increase thew:tuber ste rots' tonanes. i t :. Capital MANI. in 2.810 Shams of MIK esefe i .-aegie- • . , lic PEES ofirATHIIIIOOO made the ' t • e i .. ..1 IffiAL - - Bin Blatt, :'`' - , ••. an FRIDAY NEXT, The Eat subjoined to the n . Tmo trphos.Akg k w da l t ilh s ., f ea I Ma . a I°n*Jigarn' for Pr merr " 11/1176 "" 1)wer ''' Artwasa-der Eligep.vord hastion Pocket. Diatir 44 ". Agi- -4 " sugtyclb wie4.crferi. By which e• . ' .. A* x_.„,,„_, vie floe at this Company theeeeletar at to conshieramy s‘pplißed-Establisher upon Three Ti orbi. Condi- 1 tkafiritual wants of those coo les ca adequately Randall, ter Li e wa s i e x; •. • ' "e m u of every description up and down the rivers Thames and tions of the System : and eenfeated from a labyrinth of useless and A' ingialarly neatTILLA• RESIDENCE, widkcoach- stippbcd without such an addition to the rrthristers of reli- • Ci.taitE v oriT IT /ADS NifrilioL T- it'i'011 4 64;1 1 111iR1......R0b• . Medway. and to and from the,mooth of the Thames to the Downs, erroneous Terms, claws, Order., &c. house, stabling, lawns, pleasure e roeunds, sltrutiberiee , gar- gion as would triple the number that was employed even Roy. Killen, for Elsitrore and St. Petersbureh ; Abeona, Cubitt fue Cadiz ; and Thetis, - Ready for.blam e \ Pertnesouth, or any other port in the British Channel.. Hy W. W . SLEIGH. Esq. dens, orehani, farm-yard„ barn, other out-buildings, and 20 acres at so late a period as the YOU 1916. The actual number o . f rich meadow .... land, ornamented with full-grown timber, form. Haaiburgh ; Doune Castle, Hart, for ditto ; Blucher, Se CLEARING 01/TWARDS.-The boon ßd, Gilderdale, for AWieations for Shares to be addressed, peat-peed, to Mr. D. Lecturer in Laedon on .Anatomy, Physiology, and Surgery, &c. &e. London : Printed for John Anderson, Medical Bookseller, tog a parklike appearance, most d e l ig h tfully s i tuate at t h e erre- at missionaries now in the service of the Society in the Poole, Sulkiest, 76 . Old Broad-stre et. North American colonies alone is one hundred and three, for Stettin ; Hind of Providence, -Parke, for Elsinme and . mitt' of Norwood, in Sauey , within two mies of Croydon, and an In the allotment of Shares in this important undertaking, the 40, West Smithfield. preference will,be given to Gentlemen connected with Lloyd's, Met- By the same Author, !quid distance from Beckenham and Sydenham. The Residence and in addition to these more than one hundred school- tersburgh; Ann, Parise, for ditto; Attawa DouAlses.lbrqu chants, Captains, Maritime Traders , and Shipowners. An ESSAY on an Improved Method of Cutting far Urinary Is stuccoed, in imitatioe of stone, approached by a carriage drive, masters arc partially supported from its funds. and Montreal : Guetarme Laujenolleabaere=leeTtettin ; "t/ Ohara M'Oillivray, Stoddard, for elontreal and Quebec; William. Calculi, or the Posterior Operation of Lithotomy. Rim. 6s. seated in the centre of the land, and suited for the immediate re- " With a view to the formation of a body of native clergy Eding tou , for Dantzic. TEAL AMERICA (FORMERLY CALLED "GUATEMALA"). ma is hereby given, that the Undersigned, Messrs. Barden (ionise NEW DRUGGISTS' PRICE BOOK, This day In published, price 2e. 6d. ception of a small respectable tXmily. Held for an unexpired term of eleven years, at a low rent , for the service of the colonies, the Society has contributed . To be viewed till the sale, and printed particulars had at the largely towards the support of King's College, Windsor, ---wasse.--- FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Swing, Richardson and Company, in exercise of the powers A LIST of DRUGS and CHEMICALS, including Crown, Croydon; the Jolly . Sailor, Woodman, and Horns, Nor- Nova Scotia, by an annual grant, and by the endowment t a d to then by the Government of the Federal Republic .("1_ the NEW MEDICINES ; Horse and Cattle Medicines. ll'd,; the Telegraph, Brixton ; the White Lion, b Streatham ; of Divinity scholarships, and exhibitions. The Society is Fa rmoctn, Atm 17.-Arrived the Dukeet Ken; paaket, front Lisbon, sailed the 7th inst. Sailed yesterday the Enterprise steam. raptn tr e Greyhound, Dulwich; and of Mr. Williams, T rogmorton- o f lesotral America. besting date the 17th d ay of December, Perfumery, and other. articles generally sold by Chemists andalso called upon to make frequent grants in aid of the erec- aft, sill , on aIONDAY, 22d day of August Instant, at One Druggists; armaged alphabetically under their English names, s eel. vessel, Captain Johnson, for Calcutta-- . ' - -__ -- -- ___-_-_____-_,_..____me li on of churches in the infant settlements, and has been 1 * task precisely, at their O ffi ce, No. 11, New Broad - street , with the Latin Synonymes in general use, and also the altered PLYItouTIL Ave. 17.-Saied the Betsey Miller, Sangster, and Mclagto TREAT for the SALE of CERTIFICATES of names in the New Pharmacopinia; to which is added the Doses, GARBRAND HALL. EWELL, SURREY. the great instrument of introducing the national system of the Britannia, Volbister, for St. John's, New Brunswick. IATIONS of the GOVERNMENT of the FEDERAL Intended as a Price Book. TO be LET, FURNISHED, by Mr. W I LLOCK, education in the capitals of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Polizsuouzu, Auw. 111.-Arrived the George Canning, Davy, t 1 EEPUBIeIg of CENTRAL AMERICA, to the Amount of By a CHEMIST and DRUGGIST, the Capital MANSION, called tiARBRAND HALL, Brunswick, and extending it through every part of the from Quebec, in 21 days; the San Croix Danish man of war, Buns ONE MILLION FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY- Author of the " Apothecaries' Chart." most delightfully situate at the north end of the rural village of North American colonies. Gibraltar ; the Zephyr transport, from Shields ; and his elajeseyee lesgow, from a cruise. Sailed the Asp, House, • for ther lIIGHTITHOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY. London , Prioted for John Anderson, Medical Bookseller, Ewell, one mile from Epsom, five from Kingston, and fourteen " Another source of expenditure has been opened to the car e S eas . OHS POUNDS EIGHT SHILLINGS STEELING. bearing 40, West Smithfield. miles from London, containing six servants' bed rooms, five hand- Society by the extended colonization of the southern parts DEAL, Auo. 18.-Arrived and remains, the Union, of Whitby.' INTEREST at the RATE of SIX POUNDS PER CENT. Where may be had. by the same Author , some bed chambers, with dressing room., ELEGANT DRAW- PER ANNUM. The APOTHECARIES' CHART, on a large sheet, torice2s.l; ING ROOMS, and EATING ROOMS, Library, and all of Africa, and the interior of New Holland, where it will from Quebec. Passed through, the Abeona, Cubist, for Cadiz e the Elphinstone, for India, and the Emily, for the South Seas. Peties desirous of making proposals for the purchase oorbs neatly mounted ors a board, 3s. Rd. e_ on Canvass and rollers, fn.; requisite offices, detached cosch-houses, stabling, dairy, brew- form an object of great and important interest to carry for- sailed this morning. sforiesid Certificates of Obligations, are to do so by tender, and on mesas aad rollers varnished, 7s. house, and farm buildings, lawns, plantations, pleasure grounds, ward the same plan of religious instruction and general fro O m a j a a v m w a s i z ca su . , Em A p u e o ro u r sz Alexander, ilt-Arr A iv r ed mst t r h nn e g Su f ff rn o m lk, SL A J l n l hn ise . o, ,,, .4 &limed at the above mentioned O ffi ce between the Hours of Twelve and One o'Clock on the said tad day of August inst.- This day is published, in 4 vols. 12mo, prim IL 4s. orchard, hot-house and conservatory, the whole surrounded by lofty education, which has been found so effectual in the North American colonies, so soon as the funds of rite Society will New Brunswick ; Redman, Bryce, from St. Petenburgh ; Donor. The form of the said Cer .t . ,•ates of Obligations may be seen, HO EALITIES, Nor a Novel, a Tale from Real Life. walls, clothed with the choicest fruit tress, together with TWELVE and forms-of the Tender may oe had, on application at the above- .I.IL By the Author of " Correction," " Refugees," " Da l - ACRES OF MEADOW LAND, a family pew in Ewell Church, admit of such an extension of their operations. Duker, from ditto; Hope, Brown, from ditto ; Economy, James_ from ditto ; William, Nazeby, f rom Harlingen ; Pomona, John. gientioned Office on any day after the 14th day of August Met. Woo," &C. and two others for servants. The house is completely and elegantly "To meet these great and increasing demands the re- son, from Archangel; ktanklin, —, from Norway ; Iris, —,,, No Tender will be received except in the prescribe/ form, nor Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. London. Furnished, fit for the immediate reception of a family of distinction, sources of the Society are found to be utterly inadequate, from Pillau ; Flora. —, from ditto ,• Alliance, Greenstock, from. i any Lanced unless the parties or their agents attend. The following will be published In thecourse of the Summer :- and will be letter one, three , or tire years. notwithstanding the liberal aid they have obtained from ' ditto; Skylark, Keith, from Sicily ; Harriet, Brown, from Ham. BARCLAY, HERRING, RICHARDSON and CO. The BRAZEN MASK, a Novel,lby Mrs. Charlotte Putney, Cards to view, and all further particulars, may be had of 'Mr. Parliamentary grants. The average annual expenditure of burgh ; Sophia, Worland, from ditto • Eliza. Benderlev , fiennt. (t e a 11. New Broad-street, Aug. 10, 1825. Author of Cora, 4 vols. Willoek, 25, Golden-square. ite.ll:&eir Bro2-street, Author of Cora. 4 vols. STRANGER - of the VALLEY ; or, Louisa and Adelaide, an American Tale, • vols. AfONTVILLE ; or, The Dark Heir of the Castle, 3 vols. BRAVO of VENICE, by M. G. Lewis, Esq. mew Edition. HAZARD and Co. whose very old Offices have been truly fortunate in the Sale of Capital Prizes for a long series of years, beg to solicit attention to the present Scheme, containing £2 MAK, including £ lOO,OOO In Feet &sad Prizes of E 23,000 MOO £21,000 £23,000 Besides the usual Number of other Prizes. and NO BLANES ! ALL IN ONE DAY ! WEDNESDAY, Mat August (this Month). And the Public are respectfully reminded that all Lotterles will be abolished for ever at the conclusion of the present Drawit.gs. Tickets and Shares arc on Sale at Hazard and Co.'s old. established Offices, Royal Exchange Gate ; 26; Cornhill; and 324, Oxford-street, end of Regent street, London; where they in one Lottery sold All the Thirty Thousand Prizes—in the last Years Lotteries alone they sold Five Prizes of 30,0101. and 20,0001. ; in ,ths Lottery tlsawn on Tuesday, Slay 31, No. 1004 (Class B) a Prise ofitlillef.l and No. 3627 (Class A) a Pries of 6.0001.; and in the Lottery drawn on the lith of July butt. Two Prises of 1000 Guineas, and each entitled to Sixteen Pipes of Wine. the Society has, for the last four - years, exceCded its in come to the amount of 60001. an excess, which, if con tinued for a few years sore, must bring inevitable ruin upon the Society s funds. " The collections under the authority of the Royal Letter, granted in 1819, have been appropriated to the exclusive uses of Bishop's College, Calcutta, and she este -I.:.shments connected with it, and will be found unequal to answer the increasing demands from that quarter. The buildings there, though not yet completed, are so far ad vanced as to admit of the residence of the Principal, two I Professors, a limited number of §tudents, and the Society's Missionaries on their first arrival in India. ' CLERGY ORPHAN CORPORATION, Br. Joint's WOOD, MART-LA-110WD Z. PAT aos—The KING. Pawswwww—The Right Hon. and Right Rev. Lad Bishop of LONDON. irtet.Paternewo—The Right lion. Lord KENYON. Notice is hereby given, that a Quarterly General Meeting of this incorporated Society, for Clothirg, Maintaining, and Educating Poor Orphan Children of Clergymen of the Established Church of Ragland, until of age to be put Apprentice, will he holden at the ftertnamns' Tavern. (heat Queen.sweet, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on THURSDAY, the 251) inst. as Two o'clock precisely. H. STRRTTON, Collector. MRS. HOVLAND'S JUVEN ILE PIM LICAT lONS. CLERICAL, MEDICAL, AND GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. DillLtCll4ll4 GEORGE PINCKH.IRD M.D. C i tmlnasan. Rev. C. Benson, M.A. Henry Earle, Esq. F.R.S. Robert Bret, M.D. F.R.S. James Kibblewhite, Esq. James Carden, Esq. Samuel Merriman, M.D. A. H. Chambers. Esq. A. A. Mieville, Esq. Arthur Chichester, Esq. Sir George Pocock 11. J. Chohneley, M.D. Ashby Smith, M.D. Thomas Dark, Esq. A. R. Sutherland, M.D. Sir Charles Des Vow:, Bart. George Vance, Esq. The common usage of exclac ing from the benefit of Life As. prance, or exposing to a forfeiture of their Policies, Individuals who may have been afflicted with " gout, asthma, rapture, fits, bemarrhage, complaint of the liver, spitting of blood, vertigo, nr any other disease," being liable to become a source of fraud on the one hand, and of litigation on the other; thin Society, in order to remove every pretence for deceit or fraudulent concealment, respect. kg the actual state of health of the Assured, extends the advantages of Life Assurance to persons subject to such deviations from the enmmon standard of health, as do not materially tend to sharten life, upon their paying a moderate addition to the premium, pro. portioned to the increase of hazard. One lialf of the Board uf Directors being Members of the Medical Profession, the attendance of such a body of eminent practitioners, on every occasion or granting an assurance, forms a distinguishing safeguard. which cannot fail to be beneficial both to the Assured and to the Society. Persons proposing for Assurance may arrange to pay their pre. anions either in • single payment; by annual payments for a limited number of years only ; or by annual payments, throughout the shole continuance of life. _ _ The person Assured has the opium to sham th^ profits, either by adding them to the policy fur the benefit of his survivors. at his de. cease, or to take them, in reduction of the annual premiums, for his own benefit during life. J. PINCKHARD, Resident Secretary. Moe, 32. Great Russell-street BRITISH AND FOREIGN PAPER COM PANY. Capital 500,0001. in 10,400 Shares of 501. each. DIRECTORS. John Key, Esq. Alderman and Thos. Kelly, Esq. Sheriff Elect Sheriff" IVAN= Clement, Esq. John Jortin, Esq. (leorge Mills, Esq. A. I. Valpy, Esq. E. Beaumont Venn, Esq. P. V. Oantier, Esq. Baynes—Messrs. Everett, alker, Maltby, Ellis, and Co. SOLICITORS—Messrs. Lowdham, Parke, and Freeth. In consequence of the numerous applications for Shares, the Di rectors turned their attention to a more extensive employment of the capital of the Company than was at first contemplated ; and in. dependently of the wide field which presents itself for a most profit. able sale of the article of every description to the inhabitants of South America, the Directors have made a most advantageous and beneficial arrangement for the purchase of one of the oldest and best established concerns in the trade, from the 30th June last, the capital of which. amountiog to a considerable sum, is to remain wit the Company for a certain period, and, together with the stock, is to be paid for by the Company by easy instalments to the sellers, who have agreed to take such security as the first :eget ad vice at the Bar shall think right between the parties, but without any personal liability on the part of the Subscribers or filembers of the Company, thus putting the Company in possession of an im. mediate source of profit, and giving them all the advantages arising from the possession of a long established business and the employ. men of an extensi ve ca pital, without any personal liability on the part of the Sub scr ib ers to t h ose furnishing them with such imme diate and extensive means of carrying on their operations. An ad. 'ante has also taken place, of Inyer cent. on paper, since the ompany was first in agiLation, occasioned by the extensive and io. creasing demand ; at the same time that the raw material remains at the price it did prior to this advance. Under these circumstances, the Directors consider they would not be doing justice to the beneficial arrangements they have made, if they did not extend their means of carrying on the same by an increased capital, from 250,0001. to 600,000 L, in Shares of SOL each, thus giving the Public the opportunity of partaking of the advantages to be derived from their exertions ; they have therefore thought it right to make these circumstances koown, and to notify to the Public, that applicatir ns (post paid) for Shares will be re ceived at their Bankers, Messrs. Everett, Walker, Maltby, Ellis, and Co. Mansion House-strect ; or the Solicitors, Messrs. Lowd. lam. Parke, and Freeth, n 3, Lincoln'. Inn-fields, London, until he '29th instant. Only such amount will be called for as the Directors may consi. ler, from time to time, advantageous for carrying on the objects of lle concerti. STATE LOTTERY to be all drawn in ONE DAY, WEDNESDAY, Mat of this 31ONTII (August). The licheme *mining -2 Prizes of - 22.000 2 Prises of . - 20,000 2 Przes of 5,010 2 Prize. of 1,055 Each 20,0001. will have 5,0 W. more. There am nuutemas other Capitals. All Money. No Blanks. &err Ticket will revolve Five Pound., Tickets and Shares, Chances for the above Prizes, are selling by RI( HARMON. GOODIAUCK, and Co. at their old established Met, 101, Baalt.baildings,Cornhill. Thi;ia; i; with an ele g ant iron. timiere„ price 2n. 6d. half-bound, man, and lettered, HE YOUNG NORTHERN TRAVELLER; or, 1 a Tour through the North of Europe. By Mrs. HOFLAND. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. London. Where may be had, by the same Author, CLERGYMAN'S WIDOW and FAMILY, 7th Edition, man and lettered, 2a. 6d. DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, her FATHER, and FAMILY, new Edition, rogpiind lettered, 3a. BARBADOS GIRL,. Tale.for Young People, lab Edition, man and lettered, St. Id. MERCHANT'S WIDOW and FAMILY, 6th Edition, roan and lettered, 2a. &L AFFECTIONATE BROTHERS, new Edition, roan and let tered, 2a. 6d. PANORAMA of EUROPE, or a New Game of Geography, bth Edition, roan and lettered, le. bd. EAST AND WEST INDIA WAREHOUSE, EXETER 'CH !NOE, STRAND. THIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a Se cond division of Exeter'Change, where may be seen a large and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur ride, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip tion of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home Use, East and West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp Bedsteads, Camp Tables and Chairs. Cabin Vash-hand Stands, Cabin Lamps, Camel and Bullock Trunks, Canteens completely fitted up, neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed. Sting, Writing Desks,Dressing Cases, &c. A large assortment of Cavalry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, he. &c. The Harness and Saddlery, together with the Summer and Win. tar Rase Clothing, merit inspection, from their excellent quality, first style of workmanship, and moderate price. The whole of the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fifty years standing, is strictly adhered to, of asking but one Ready Money Price, from which no discount or abatement 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 aad Licensed Ships, and Martin Papers, ars constantly kept. (`CABINET-MASERS' SOCIETY.—CHEAP %../ CABINET and UPHOLSTERY. at the LONDON RKPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY, being the only ml one now existing in London, No. 71, corner of LEA DEN HA LL-STREET, opposite Aldgate Pump, and which has been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready Money and no Abatement. The Trustees and Committee respectfully Inform the Nobility and Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for the Benefit of industrials and ingenious Mechanics (who have large families), by offering their Manufactured Articles in the Cabinet Line, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in London, no other profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse rent and Incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ. ment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom appear by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 140. From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are ' In hopes of increasing that number. The following is 'Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods warranted:— Z. a. d. Five feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-pose 4 10 Tent ditto - - 1 6 Bordered Matteis to fit - - 1 1 Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 3 6 Eight Mahogany Chairs . 6 10 Mahogany Pembroke Table . 3 • Feather Bed, free from dust and smell, from X 2 12 0 to 8 8 Drawing-room Sofa, from £6 60to 7 7 Ditto Bedstead - - 3 8 Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa - - 610 upwards A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing Rooms, at nearly Half Price- The Trade will find it worth their attention. Houses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments to • few hours. Goods packed free of expense except the matting. Old Furniture taken in Exchange; Appraisemeata in Town and Country ; and Estate* valued. coarstrrrxi• T. Cordes J. Wilson J. Career T. Hasler I J. Cnett W. Waghona. THURNELL, Agent. J. I ASLER Seaetary. BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. AS a mild and effectual Remedy for all those Disorders' which originate in a vitiated action of the Liver and Hillary Organs, namely Indigestion, Loss of Appetite. Headache, Heart. bum, Platulencies, Spasms, Costiveness, Affections of the Liver, &c. ate. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS have met with more general approval than any other Medicine whatsoever. They unite every recommendation of mild operation with successful effect ; and require no restraint or confinement whatever during their nee. In tropical climates, where the consequences of redundant and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an invaluable and efficient protection. They are likewise peculiarly calculated to correct disorders arising from excesses of the table, to restore the tone of the stomach, and to remove most complaints occasioned by irregularity of the bowels. Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d.; 64.; Ils.; and 225. ; by Butler, Che. mist, 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's; Savory and Co. 138, New Bond stre London; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, PARSON'S HOOPING COUGH MEDICINE, an effectual and safe remedy for this dangerous complaint. In packsts, at 2s. 9d. It is in contemplation at Boston to obtain an Act of Par liament for enabling the Overseers to assess the owners of houses and lands in that borough for the poor-rate. This mode is proposed in consequence of the great increase of arrears.—Stamford literary. About two months ago, the building of a very fine bridge across the Carton, at Dunipace, was finished, when the key-stone was laid with masonic honours, by Sir Gil bert Stirling, Bart. We have learned that late on Satur day night, or perhaps upon the morning of Sunday last, some person, who it would appear had been present at the ceremony, after cutting a hole in the atone in a masterly manner, abstracted a glass bottle which had been deposited, containing all the current coins of the realm, together with several newspapers, &c. A half sovereign and a penny, with the papers, and the broken fragments of the bottle, were found lying upon the bridge on the Sunday afternoon. From the neat manner in which the hole was cut in the stone, the theft is supposed to have been com mitted by a mason.—Seofsmon. THE H ARV EST.—The favourable spring and the con tinued dryness and heat of the summer had brought the corn in this neighbourhood to a state of great forwardness, with every appearance of productiveness, before the un certain weather now prevalent commenced. In conse quence, we are happy to say that the heavy, almost daily rain we have recently experienced, although it has, with the general change of temperature, delayed the ripening of some grain, does not appear to have bad hitherto any in jurious effect even upon the greenest or heaviest corn fields. Reaping, indeed, has not only begun in all situa tions in the surrounding district, but large tracts are al ready cut down, and in stooks. We have not, however, observed that any portion of the harvest has been as yet gathered in and secured ; but we trust the whole will be safe in the farmers hag yards before the expiration of the month. The potatoe crops have derived much benefit from the moist weather ; and, in short, we have full con fidence, that in every respect the produce of the present year will be abundant, and of good quality.—Leeds Intel ligencer. " The lamented death of the late Bishop of Calcutta could not fail to check for a time the progress of the So eiety's operations in the I,astein Peninsula, but they look forward to the happiest results from the co-operation of the present Diocesan, and the zealous exertions of their Missionaries, who arc diligently engaged, under the direc tion of the Principal of the College, in those studio) which will enable them to carry on with effect the ultimate de signs of the Society. In the mean time, and in addition to the main object of their present occupations, the attain ment of the native languages, and the acquisition of a general knowledge of Indian rites and customs, the Missi onaries are actively employed in superintending several in stitutions for the education of the native youth. " The formation of a College Library has been com menced at a considerable expense. It will, however, re quire many additions to render it efficient- At the meet , ing of the Board, held in March 1822, it was resolved to endow twenty theological scholarships for the purpose of forming a body of missionaries, catechists and schoolmasters. " This Society has recently been enabled to make an important addition to its establishment in the East. In order to extend its operations in that quarter, and give union and strength to the Missionaries, it has undertaken the superintendance and management of the n.issions in Southern India, which have been hitherto maintained by the Society for the promotion of Christian Knowledge, and which that Society consented to resign in consideration of the benefits the Missionaries must derive from an intimate connection with Bishop's College, Calcutta. " Five European Missionaries, and six native teachers, devoted to the instruction of the native congregations in the neighbourhood of Madras, have thus been added to the So ciety's establishment, and there is an urgent demand for more labourers in the same field. " Under these circumstances, the Society feels justified in expressing a conviction that the British public will not fail to aid its labours. Its friends are therefore entreated both to form themselves into Committees for this purpose, in concurrence with the Ecclesiastical Authorities, and to circulate those authentic details of the nature and extent of the Society's operations which will be furnished to them from time to time." • The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, the Lori Archbishop of York, the Lord Bishop of London, the Lord Bishop of Ely, the Lord Almoner, the Dean of Westminster, the Dean of St. Paul's, the Archdeacon of London, the Regius Professor of Di. 'Ani, to Oxford, the Regius Professor of Divinity in Cambridge, the Margoret Professor of Divinity in Oxford, the Margaret Pro. fessor of Divinity in Cambridge. HAMPSHIRE ROADS.—Continued exertions in various parts of Hampshire are making for the improvement in old roads, and the formation of new ones. Already is the new road from Winchester to Petersfield in consider able progress; the road from Basingstoke to Alresford, through Preston and Andover, is repaired, and from Al resford to Petersfield nearly completed. The hills at llindhead and Portsdown are much lowered, and the steep and dangerous ascent at Stonar-hill, between Petersfield and Alton, is removed, or avoided by a new cut round the other side of the hill. New roads arc likewise in contem plation from London to Portsmouth by way of Farnham ; also Chichester to Petersfield, Midhurst to Petersfield, and Alton to Liphook, the latter uniting the Portsmouth and Gosport roads within a distance of nine miles. On Friday last, as a child, about 14 months old, was playing near the edge of the quay, at the upper draw , bridge, Leith, a very large Newfoundland dog, belonging to the captain of a vessel lying there, was running furiously 1 along, when it came in contact with the child, which it precipitated with some violence to a considerable distance into the harbour ; the dog ran on, when a sailor on board the vessel to which the dog belonged, who happened to observe the circumstance, called the dog back, and pointed to the child which was floating—it immediately returned, plunged into the water, and seized the child by the back. One of the spectators fearing that the child's head might still remain under the water, and thus occasion its death, although supported by the dog, plunged in, and endeavour ed to take hold of it to bring it on shore; the dog, how ever, would not allow him to touch it, in consequence of which a battle took place, in which, however, the dog ul timately prevailed, and brought the little innocent, whose life it had unconsciously endangered, safe t? the shore, amidst the greetings of hundreds who bad witnessed the scene.—Edinburgh Star. A CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS. THE INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PLASTER. This most effectual remedy has enjoyed a very extensive sale for upwards of half a century, and continues to maintain a decided superiority over all oiatments, salves, &c. of the like de. seription, affording immediate relief to persons afflicted with Corns, of recent or long standing, without the least injury to the feet. Prepared by T. Axtell, and sold in boxes at la. lid. each, by Messrs. Barclay, Fleet-market; Butler, Cheapside ; Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard; Prout, near Temple-bar; Purser, I, Finch lane; Sanger, 150, Oaford-street; Sutton and Co., Bow Church yard; Ward, 324, Holborn ; and all Venders of Patent Medicines. Of whom may also be hul, Dr. SALMON'S GUTT/E VIT.E. or CORDIAL DROPS, for the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma., Consumptions, and Dis orders arising from obstructims of the Breast and Lungs. In bottles, at Is. 9d. and 2s. 9d. each. Fr HE Original OXYGENATED SODA POWDERS, 1 for MAKING SODA WATER, continue to be prepared, and gold by the Inventors and Proprietors, Mewing. O. MAR SHALL and CO. Chemists, Brewer-street, tiolden-square and is sold in Boxes, at b. 9d. each, and in Bottles, at 225. each, daty included. The Oxygenated Soda Powders having acquired a great repelr Lion, at home and abroad, many ineffective and spurious sorts have been imposed on the Public. The genuine will have the were, " Prepared by Mews. G. Marshall and Co." engraved on every Box and Bottle. ici All other advertised preparations for making Soda Water ender the same name are spurious. To be had as above : __ I Superior Seidlits Powder — i:avender Water Cheltenham Salts in Crystals Ditto ditto Perfumed Ditto ditto in Efflorescence Ditto. ditto Mille Fleur Finest Calcined Magnesia Vegetable Extract Pectoral Cough Drops Esprits—Varimas Aromatic Vinegar Eau de Cologne Lavender Vinegar Arquebusade Water Camphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, &c. Medicine Chests, of all pricer, completely fitted for every climate; and Genuine Drugs and Medicines, for Homo and Exportation, of the finest quality. Prepared and soli also, u above, very superior FRISNCH POLISH for all kinds of fins Wood, Furniture, &c. 0 , 14%. - Sophia, BeAilerley, Dantaic ; Blacket and Ridley, Denham. from Memel ; Fortuna.. Red's, from Gottenburgh ; Comet, Rivett, from Ancoing • and Trafalgar, Found, from Alkmar. Sailed the Grecian,. Squire., for St: Andrea's ; and Richmond, Gelderdale, for Hamburgh. BRISTOL, Auo. 18.—Arrived the Bernard, Gardner, fro= Jamaica ; Daphne, Sprague. from Cadiz ; Apollo, Reader. from. Newfoundland. Sailed the Thalia, Patterson, for New Fork ~- Canada, Redpath, for Miramichi • Helena, Currie ; Samuel. Whitbread, Harwich, for Quebec ; ' Frederic Louisa, Doran, RS Gottenburgh ; Union, Richmer, for Cette. Thi Concord, Wilson, has arrived at Barbadoes. BeLFAST, Auo. 16.—The Tapperheden, Gallenerandt, from° Carlocrona to put in here 14th inst. leaky, and with law of two anchors and cables. She must discharge part of her cargo, 6t, storm, to ascertain the leak. LISBON, AUG. 6.—Much of the cargo of the Watson, Watrooi which arrived here 20th alt. from Riga, is damaged. HAMBURGit. Au.. 12.—The Blucher, Welder). bound to Mg( slegra l has put back with damage, and arrived at the town. • A martubast, Auo. 111.-The Elizabeth, Williams, horn Ma tazas to Hamburgh, was totally lost at Terschelling, sth inst. Crew and part of the cargo saved. The Vrow Jacobs, Rink, from Li. verpool to Antwerp, which put into Flushing, was unloading thaw 9th inst. to repair. RIGA, JULY 23 (0. S.)—Yesterday the Sally, Brown, of Nom& Shields, lying opposite the Bolderaa, and taking in a cargo cf wood, took tire, and was consumed to nearly the water's edge. Br assistance from the shore and the vessels near her, the masts and rigging were cut away, and which, together with the stores on. deck, were saved. Arrived off Dover the Ratelitf, Hathaway, from the tiouthr Sea., Arrived off Dartmouth, the Kingston, Jackson, and the David.( Lyon, from Jamaica. The Robert Edwards, Sherburn, from New York to London 4 put back to Deal yesterday, with loss of an anchor. VEssrts eroetx smn.—Andromeda of Glasgow, 26thf July ; Auguat 7th, the Scotia , from Aberdeen,: and Aunwell, Aberdeen ; by the Denton, arrived at Dundee. GREENLAND FISHERY. Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Peterhead, data! August 15:—" The brig Mary, of this port, has this evening at. rived from Greenland, with 1580 seals, about ten tuns of oil, and brings the following deplorable account of the fishing, viz.r.— " HULL SHI rs.—Abram, 2 fish ; Hiero, 1; Laurel, 1; Rai chel and Ann, I. Wityrnv Swips.—Lively, I ; Valiant, I ; Revolution. 3 •••• Perseverance, of Peterhead, 1; and Alexander, of Aberdeen, in all 13 fish : all the rest reported dean. The 'nary left the tea the 7th inst. and saw most of the ships about eightdaye-prevl6%ts,.. and reports there is no hope of any improvement : that the Per.. severance, of this port, is coming up, and that she expects all the ships must have left the fishery. The ice was thick packed all the season, and few fish to be seen." Tux GALE.—The weather, from Saturday until Mon.' day afternoon, was unusually stormy for the season of th 3 year. Throughout the whole of Saturday night a violent gale of wind blew from the north-west. Between seta and eight o'clock in the evening several brigs arrived off the port ; and one of them, in attempting to run in, got on. West Hoyle sand-bank. She was from some port in Ire.. land, with a cargo of cattle ; the crew and drovers amourtel to seven souls. As soon as the brig struck on the bank the boat was lowered, and part of the people got into it ; but it immediately filled, and was nearly swamped among the breakers. The people fortunately regained the vessel's desk. Afterwards, having succeeded in baling out the water front the boat, 3 of the men again embarked ; and after being in. imminent peril among the breakers, succeeded in lan di ng. near West Kirby, in Cheshire. The brig went to piece; shortly after, and the four men, we lament to say, perisbett in the deep. Ihe Otter, a small vessel of not more tlia.s twenty-eight tons, sailed on Thursday for Africa, and n. , * lost off Southport. The Captain and crew were fortunately saved. A number of vessels were at anchor in Bootle Bei., all of which rode out the gale. On Sunday afternoon, how. ever, the gale not abating, most of them ran up the Slynat for greater security. On Monday afternoon the gale mode. rated ; but the wind continued to blow fresh throughout the day. The vessels which sailed on Thursday and Fri. day mornings could not, from the direction of the have made any considerable way : three of them, indeed, put back on Sunday forenoon, and three others put into Beautuaris. Of those which kept out at sea, several wer seen, on Saturday, off Point Lynes. The wind, durieg Monday night, was moderate from the northward, so dist they would be enabled to prosecute their voyages.—LA"". ' pool Paper. BURSTING OF A SEWER.—On Monday the Bth instant, great consternation was experienced in Redmundl o lae r e t i Circus-street, &c. by the bursting of the ser,occaslivblin. by the heavy fall of rain which bad preceded t. A run and on the Monday morning, about th ree ensc pieces of burst where it crosses Redmund-place unro and catteca the arch falling inwards choked up the passage, noise under ground was heard on the Thu o Thursday precedin g, teso o an overflow into all the neighbouring cellars. The as. habitants were obliged to leave their beds and seek shelter from their more fortunate neighbours. The water was at but on IVednesday morning, tinting the heavy ea ea c v l yfall of rain, the street and cellars were again in. undated. The houses have since been examined, and they appear in a very dangerous state, several of them having already cracked, and many are obliged to be propped Liverpool Advertiser.