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/4U No. 7,124. CONTRACT FOR IRON TANKS. Nd 1 - I.OIFICE, October 10. 1R25. iE principal °freers and Commissioner. of his Ma 'ea?. X / itydo r ea r g ive Notice. on THVBSD V, the 10th of November next, at Ono o'clock, they win be ready to treat with such Persons as may, be v Ag i wg . to supply his Majetty's Dockyards at Deptford and Woolwich with IRON TANKS. ,AND REPAIND SPARI: ARTICLES AND ' ARTICLES FOR G TANKS. patterns of the Tanks and Articles may be seen at his Majesty's Van! at Deptford ; and a Form of the Tender may be seen at this Office. No Tender will be reteived alter One o'clock on the day of :testy, nor any noticed, unless the party or an agent fur him attends. Eters Tender must be accompanied by a letter addressed to the Nays Ward. and signed be two responsible persons, engaging to Wale bound with the person tendering, in the sum of 20001. for the due performance of the Comma. Collllll6sAntaT DKPAIITSCINT. Timastriew CHAMIiEaa, elarr. 28. 1825. OTICL u herrby gt!eie to all Persons desirous of contracting to supply BEEF AND MUTTON, To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks in the under-mentioned Counties:— Barks Cumberland Kent Chester Dorset Sussex Ttwit the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th Jay of November rest t that Proposa ls in writing, sealed up and marked •• Tomes for Army Supplies, will be received at this Office on or before Friday, the 28th day el °amber, but none will be received allee Twelve o'clock on that day. Proposals must be made separately for each County ; and each noposal must bare the Letter which is annexed ts the Tender properly tillrd up, by two persons of known property engaging to Licosa, bound with the party tendering in the amount suited in the primed reticular% for the tine performance of the Contract ; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Ten. der, and the prices expressed in words at length ; and should it so happen that during the c intinuance of the Contract no troops should be supplied by virtue of the same, the amount of the Stamps on the Con:ract and Bond. paid in the first instance by the Cot). tractor. ortall be refunded to him. • Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at these Chambers between the hones of ten and four. ROYAL SISTERS MINING ASSOCIATION. Capital 0.000/. in 2,00 Shares of 23/. each. . Deposit, 2/. per Share. Th:s COMPANY Is formed for the purpose of working FOUR of the most valuable TIN, COPPER, and LEAD MINES in CORNWALL. some of which are in full activity, and, front the early returns that wtil take place, the Directors feel confident in sc. wing the Subscribers a very handsome Dividend at the expiration of Three 3loctlis. A List ut tne Directors will be shortly iuueil to the Public, and in Cie wean tiroc applications lot Shares may be addrm.ed to the Directors of the Royal Sisters Dining Association, at Messrs. Sir William Kaye, Price, Marryat, and Coleman, hankers. Mansion Of Messrs. Praed, Rogers, sod CO. Truro. Corn-wall. App!tcrions for Slimes in Si.l Comptirty, will be received at the benskinig-souse of Messrs. Sir Kaye, nice, 31arryst, and Coleman, until I se o'ClockTO-MORROW. By order, C. RANSON, Secretary. I)OYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE, IL setablivhcii by Royal Charter, in the Iteivi of King tkorp,a the Fite. WILLIAM VALIGRAN. E.g. Governor. PASI:O6 GRENFELL, Esq. 31. P. Sub... Governor. THONIAS BAINBRIDGE, Esq. Deputy Governer. DIRECTORS. George Yearlas &wetly, Esq. The Hon. J. T. L. Me'rine l'etwanl Browne, Esq. William Tooke Robinson, Esq. lleary Cain - wee, EN. William Sampson, Eiq l J ihn Doacrn. E..q. Samuel Scott, Esq. Ill.P. John Ede, Esq. John nlegg, Esq. Samuel Fermin". Esq. lease !lolly. Esq. . Thomas Ft:fly Forster, Esq. William Sali', Esq. Jiang tlibson, Esq. Robert Thorley . , Est , Bartholomew Jeffery , Esq. John Fam Timms, Lig' G. G. de H. Ls:pent, E.g. I Thomas Tooke, Esq. Eilward Lee. Esq. Ocrarlus Wigram, Esq. !kr John Wm. Lubbock, Bart. John Wonlmore, Esq. This Company bore iletentrined to make a Reduction r: Premium in the Three Ordinary Classes of Insurance, except in special c Ala, s it. :—.... 2d Clan. .Ist Clay. 31 Class. Is. mid. per t eat ta. Gd, per Cent. being upon ;he greater proportion of in.uranees an abatement of '2.1 jeer Cent. per Annan). rai re iri t h em Otrelltrillalis fultilmr on 61,11,111 - instant dial "0" Welt** rood) to be delivered at the Compaoy's Offices, over fist Royal- Exchange and in Pall as well as by their respective Agents in the several Counties ; t.... 1 disc Insurances of the above description will have the Pre guano' tedOccd nocurdingly. The Parties assured &rename...tett to apply tot the Renewal of their Policies on or b:•fore the 14th of t tetonel- next. in the usa2l firteen day. allowed for payment beyond flie dote of each Policy will then expire. SAMUEL PENNING, Jun. Secretary. September '2O. •.• Attendance is given daily at the said Offices for the Aosor. amen( Budding;, Good., :iirrchandises, and Ships, in Ilaoour, in Does, or while Building, from betas or Damage by Fire; and oleo for the Avturance of. and granting Annuities on, Lives. N.B. Fist Policies wilt be irsued free of expense to the Assured, whine the Annual Pretniam 'flaunts to fin. or upwards. rrili E Directors of the UZACON Fl RE TWS RA C E IA):IIPATCV DA, Om they ne now appeal with redoubled santidenee to the Public for their support, when the oldest Este. blinbctl (Meet in London, following the example of this Company, bare reduced their Rates of Premium, thereby giving the strongest ?enlists testimony in layout of the principles on which tilf Beacon originally claimed the pittromige of the Public, when offering Imo ?milady advatsragens to the parties insured. I,IIIPCTOIIII. ,Esq. Chairman, Esq. Deputy-Chairman. John Lain.on, Esq. Sic Peter Laurie Sir Gregory A. Lewin Thomas H. Longden, Esq. John Msnsfield, Eack. James Mackenzie, Esq. Laurence B. :limns. Esq. William Southby, Esq. Sir Patrick Walker Abraham Welland, Esq. Lieutenant-Genera, Hughes Archibald Smith, Esq. David Lsipic Esq. Illawariswo DiaEvros—John Clark, Esq. A 1: I/1 T uas—W, P. Cranford, Edward Penrhyn, and John Abel JOHN WRAP. HENRY HALLI3I, Benjamin Amity, Esq. Henry J. Bouverie„ Esq. James Bridges, Esq. William P. Craufued o Req. Hobert Ferguson, Esq. George Hanamestley, Esq. J. Mali , Hawkins, Esq. Robert W. Hay, Esq. Hobert J. Willaat Horton, Esq. 31. P. Smith, Esqrs. Haitatas--bleoirs. Hammersley* and Co.. Pall-mall •, Sir P. Pole, Bari.. Thornton, and Co., Bartholomew-lane, London ; and Messrs. Kinnear and Sun, Edinburgh. The I'A:owing we the Reduced Hates required by this Company, in addition to which it reduction of 5 per cent. is allowed on the (Au. 'amen duty in all eases r— Premium. Dui y. Un Private Dwillinet, Obopa, Ware- d. d. a. d. hour". amt Gatra• not deemed Ha- 1 6 2 10--4 4 zwious, and all Farming Stock Oct Divelllng.houww, Shorn. {'are -t 2 6 2 10_5 4 boom, or (;oodadenned liar trill/Ut 5 and an eguslly liberal Abatement on all other description of Pro. pert). Notice is herby given, that Insurances, already erected, will be renewed at the above rain., on application. either at the Offices of the Company. No.B, Chatham. dace, Illackfriars ; or No. 184, Refent-street, Oxford-street, London. rro be SOLD, an ANNUITY of 5100/, a Year, se -11.- cured riPoi e l a e Eitates; also, WANTED TO BOR- Itt)W, 300/. or 2, hy way of Annuity, to be amply seemed- FOY paniculats ap ply to news. Hamilton and L'llithome, Soli t shim - 11, Tasistork-row, Covent-garden. SUPERIOR FOOD FOR CHILDREN, INVALIDS, AND OTHERS. By theXing's Royal Letters Patent. OF all new Introductions in Domestic Economy, none hese ever met with more universal approbation than HURINStiN'S Patent BARLEY and Patent GROATS • they conspletely rupereede the wee of the common Pearl Barley or limb_ dm G/01%, a superior beverage being produced in ten minutes, and At one-Lail the expense. These nutritious preparations have been submitted to the medi cal profession throughout the United Kingdom, and have met with the most derided approval and recommendation ; in fact, many phyticians or the greatest celebrity have declared, that the Patent Preparations of Barley and Groats excel! all other articles in use as a food for children, 6.. e. The Patent Barley makes superior barley weer In ten minutes, and Is Infinitely better than the common bar ley for thickening veal, mutton, and other broths it is also in the highest repute tor soaking • most delicious pudding or custard. The Patent Groom produce, In ten minutes. an excellent smooth and delicate gruel, which, owing to the patent mode of preparation, will tierce turn mouton the stomach. _ . . Sold resit by all respec t able iDruggists, Grocers. &c. through nat th^ liinedotn, and wholesale by the sole Inventor, Pa tentee, itc. Matthias Robinson and Co. No. 64, Red Lion -street, Holborn. Loudon. •.• SevLval imitations, under the titles of " Anti-patent." " Prepared," &c. (which are grove impositions) bring daily offered to the public, particular care should be taken ttebservethatthe words " Rebinvon's Patent," the Royal Arms, and the signature of " Mitts. Robintoa." are of to each package, as none others tee genuine . Third Edition. with Fifty Emirs Wing. octavo. prier IN. fid. bdt. STUART'S DESCRIPTIVE HISTORY of the STEAM. ENGINE. " This work is written in a much better style than works on mechanics can generally boast, and may be read with much advan tage both by the amateur and the practical mechanic. The illus trative engravings arc well executed, and the price of the work is very moderate."—Star. in one word, Mr. Stuart's work is a very masterly production." —Monthly Critical Gazette. '• We have perused this excellent work with "lent attention, and are happy to speak of it in terms of the most unqualified approval." —Brighton Gazette. MECHANIC'S LIBRARY. In one handsome volume, price 15s. extra boards, EMERSON'S PRINCIPLES OF MECHANICS; explain ing and demonstrating the general laws of motion, the laws of gra ♦ity, motion of descending bodies. projectiles, mtchanic powers, pendulums. cen tres of gravity, strength and stress of timber, dydro statics, and the construction of machines. This edition is illustrated with copper-plate engras ings of 1320 flgares and machines, and head and tail-pieces exquisitely cut in wood, all copied from original drawings made on ;Impose. It is printed in the first style of excellence, and published in weekly numbers, at four-pence each, and in monthly shilling-parts. A Slemoir of Sir. Emerson is given at the conclusion. Also an Ap pendix, containing illustrative and explanatory notes and obser vation*, together whh several engravings, entirely new. 'Vie Series is continued with Simson's Euclid, printed uniformly with Emerson. No. 341, STRAND. • A PARTY OF FOUR, OR CUNNING EXE3I PLIF 1 ED. " Three friends I have with me," a lunatic said, Ills form In the Boots of his °nide as pourtray'd; " Just so our protectors, two travellers more, Thus they, you, and I, make a party of Four." These Four then arriv'd at an Inn for the night, The place of asylum at hand, all was right ; For while in deep elumbershe Guide lay fast bound, The Insane the Doctor's Certificate found, And, speeding his way to the Mad•house,—" l're got A friend,: he then said, " whom unfortunate lot It is to be craid ;—I shall bring him apace ; But, mind, he will wish to put me in his place, By swearing that I urn the4nadrnan, not lum, With other crack-brain'd unaccountable whim." Ilia steps then retracing, the Lou he regain'd, Asleep while the unconscious treble still remain'd, And rousing him, both sallied firth to explore The Country, till reaching the Asylem door, When out catnetheKeeper,--" We Four," said theGaide, " My friend, Two Protectors my Boots in beside."— " You hear," cried the lunatic, " Reason is lacking, lie sees two Protectors In Ira:twee Jet Blacking.' " Aye, Aye," said the Keeper, then pounced on his prey, And clad him at once In straitAnistenat array. "Pis he," in amazz cried the Guide, " who is mad, Not me !" bat attention was not to be hail ; They shav'd his head closely and pinion'd him down, scamp'ring the Insane in triumph t o T own . " You've murder d your Guide," cried his friends in despair, " The Guide—why he's mad, as the maddest March hare, And safely semr'd—so be after him racking— The biter is bit, and through Warren's Jet Blacking." This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING, prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London ; and sold in every Tows in the Kingdom. Liquid, in bottles. lld. led. 12d. and Pid. each. Also Paste Blacking, in Pots, Gd. P/ii. and 181. each. A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to tour Is. Boults of Liquid. ‘L --- 9 , ( ‘ ‘t;i r - / ./...-A., ..1 , 4 -- ~.), `I• ' rt ( - rut 7 L dr O F 1 , 4.--- l-- - 1.-- ----- en.--•--- / A ~...--4,- ~ . ~..,-,....-, 4vt v-- . lir - --7,-....... ~.- -A , tht "41N; ..., . • 'AO 'Ail +. or -it ti 0.441 ' -.. 'll-/IV ESIjA 'TO V; OC' 12, 182& .._ . !!ALBS BY AUCTION. GENUINE, EXTEN9.IYE, and VALUABLE LIBRARY, .LIVERPOOL. By WIItSTANLEY and SON, On MONDAY NEXT, and Thirteen following Days (Saintlier§ and Sunday's excepted), at Eleven o'clock precisely each day, at their Rooms, in Poker -street, Liverpool, . Pr HE very extend*, curfoug, and valuable IHISCEL 1. LANEDUS oil 'LAW LIBRARIES of HENRY BROWN, Ebel deceased, brought from his late Resilience at Edge-hill, near Liverpool, for sale, by order of the Executor. The Miscellaneous Library consists of many valuable works in various departments dearly and snore recess English sod foreign history, curious and authentic rovages and travels, the works of esteemed authors in natural history. philosophy, magic. and the sciences, biography and biographical dictionaries, early and maim ed authors in divinity and ecclesiastical history, romances, poetry. and the drama, miscellanies, foreign and English dictionaries, grammars, &c. The Law Library, the sale of which will commence on Fr!dr.y, the 28th instant, comprises a valuable and extensive collection of reports, from the earliest periods ; parliamentary reports and records, the most esteemed treatises and works on common law, those of the most able writers on civil law, jurisprudence, and the law of nations, with many other saleable and curious books, the whole being upwards of five thousand volumes, collectedby the late owner during a period atupwanis of forty years. To be viewed tomorrow and two following days, and catalogues may now be had, price 2s. each, of Messrs. Winstanley and Suns, Paternoster-row, Lhndon ; Mew,. Poole and Harding. Dooksel sellers, Chester ; Mr. Babe* ' Leeds • Mr. Todd, York ; Mr. Wileockson, Preston ; Mr. Lomax, Lichfield; of Wiastanley and Co„ Auctioneers, Mangbester ; and of Wlnstanley and Son, Liverpool. ••• A MERCANTILE RIdIiDENCG. 13ROAD-STREEI'.. BUILDINGS. By Mr. SIIUTTLEWORTH. At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT. at 12, by order of the Executrix of Dr. Meyer,. M.D., dooesual, unto' an acceptable offer is previously made by private contract, A N excelletic and a - Ay spacious LE.ISEROLI) RESI ;II_ DENCE. advantageously situate within live minutes' walk of the Royal Exchange, No. L, Broad-street.builtlings, admirably silsptel for a mercantile or professional establiohnient. or a public containing seven good ball-clustabers• with &mind monis and water-clown, spacious handsome illawittg-room and anti.drawing-room, communicating by folding daors a handsome I extensive NO and snit POMO, opital dining parlour, derive, butler's pantry, light con VC) lent kitchens, nJmcrouir wail arranged domestic offices, rapacious wine vaults and catering, and large pared yard behind. Had under die Corporation of the City of London for fourteen years unexpired, at a very low rent. 'Mashy viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had or Mr. Shuttleworeb. 28, Poultry. Particular!, may he had also of Mr. iinetr Solicitor, 8, Throdmonon-street ; atott at the Mart. T HE Right Hon. THOMAS LORD•• MRSKINEi deceased.—A II Persons having Claim's or Demands on the. Estate of the said Lord EitAKINE, are requalted to AransMit tlier particnlars thereof to Messrs. Matte acct] rarty,Soliciturs, Takashi.. on or before the 10:11 day of Noycti*er next, on winch day, or so soon after as conveniently may be,•rhe resldt* of the 3loney arisink from the Sale of his keel and Leasehold Ciente% iweinssex, in mortgage, will be disposed of, and all such Cceditere "rho may neglect io send in the particul.as of their Claims, will be excluded. horn ail benefit and advantage arising therefrOM. TO 'WHOLESALE TFAIMALEUS, GROCERS, AND OTHERS. ' MOST Flbumum PRE*ISES. STREET, NEAR. MAW! By 4114 SHUYTLXVKIRTH, At the Mart. on IW' At the 26th inn, at 12. • TH E extenisice and valuable PREMISES, established for upwards of a century in the wholerole and retail Tea Trade (for which and the general Orxcry business, or any concern reittiring apace, light, and a peptibsus thoroughfare, they are equally adapted), lemmanding cue of the finest public situations in the City of London, No. El, on the West site of tiracaelturelt street, between Comhill and Loinhartlatreet, the corner of Bell yard, a much frequented avenue to the Jamaica, Jenuialein, and other Mercantile Institutions. The premises comprise. on tint - lrincipal floor, a spacious warehouse *ith a conspicuous front, a arge countinghouse, and _private entrance; in the upper stories, accommodations for two fitmilies, cobsisting of numerous bed.. chambers, dining and drawing rpovts. kitchens end other te3ees, with a dry warehouse. wine vault, aid capacious &Baring on the basement. The premises are also well situated and adapted far a public trailing company. Msy be viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, may be had of Mr. Shuttleworth, 28, ,Poulare, who is authorised to treat for the sale by private compact. Particulars will also be delivered on the premises , a nd atoll . lllart. RECTORY OF BOW., .1)10,1 A/IR. CACTI has the, honour to announce, that Ite iT will, on THURSDAY, the 3th instant, at 12. SUBMIT by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart opposite the Bank of Eng land (unless an acceptable Mier sho u ld in the meantime be made by Private Contract), the PE RPETDA I. A DVOWSON and NEXT PRESENTATION to the valuable . 4 111E(701tY of BOW, Dalwea,ewpilearr with the gwria-antlimediLa of the Parish, tontairung about 4,000 acres of principally rich corn land, and being of the estimated value of upwards of Mt. inclusive of the Rectors] Residence, and eighty.five acres of Glebe Land. .The village of Bow la in' a beautiful perry, else twenty of Devon, presents every variety of field sport, and is distant from EZeter 15, Creditors 7, and front London 188 mike. Printed particulars may be-had at the principal Inns at Oxford and Cambridge: of J. S. Clay, Esq. Solicitor, Barnstaple. Devon 4 of 31e. (*Dote, Land Surveyor, -14sflbed, near Chumleigh ; the Auction Man; and of Mr. Canty, Auctioneer, Estate Agent, and i Surveyor, 80, Pall-mall, London. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, JAM ES-STREET, BUCK ING IiAM-GATE. By Mr. CAUTY, At Atho Auction .dart , on THURSDAY. the 20th inst.. at 12, Most substantial FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, very desirably shuttle, No. 27, James -street, Buckingham-gate, fronting bt. James's-park, containing two parlours, drawing room, three belt and two secondary chambers, with two good kitchens. calming, 640. together with a small garden, and a neat detached Cottage, containing two good rooms, water closet, and other con venience... :thy be virwca tiR the sale, and printed - particulars had or Charles Hertslet, E.l. Solicitor, Igo. y, Northumberland-street, Strand; en the premises ; at the AnettonMart ; aadof Mr. l'autY, Me, Pall-raaU. HOUSEHOLD FURNITVRE, BOOKS. PAINTINGS, PLATE, LINEN AND EFFECTS, BEDFORD-STREET, BEDFOAD-SQUA RE. ' By Messrs. DAWSON and/CAFE, On the . premises, on FRI DA rNEXT, at 12 o'clock, by ceder of the Executors. . T"E genuine and modern HOUSEHOLD FURNI TURE. pedestal sideboard, pair of globes, 600 ounces of plate, in tea-urn, tea-pots, spoons, waiters, cups, and vases, plated, articles, bed and table linen, books, paintings, mirror, an it.day bracket clock, china, and glans; Grecian lamp, a drawing room suit of chime window curtains for four windows, 12 chairs and sofa, rosewood and zebra wood card, alga, and 100 tables chimney glasses.,-bookcases, a set of patent dining tables, a pedestal side- board, set of parlour chairs, 4-post Feeigh and servants' bedsteads, l with chlots hangings, prime goose les•her beds soul bedding, mahogany wardrobe chests of drawers, Turkey and Brussels carpet., .kitchen requisites and effects, the property of Cornelius Dixon, I Esq. deceased, at N 0.9, on the north side of Bedford -street, Bed ford-square. May be viewed on Thursday, when catalogues may be had on the premises, and of Messrs. Dawson aid Cafe, Great Marlborough sweet. e _ _ DRAWING-ROO/11 FURNITURE COMPLETE, TO be SOLD at B. M. NIAS and CO.'S, 32, &tilers street, two sofas, fourteen *hairs, and four tables, all of Zebra IVood ; and two handsome glasses ; with Lioness striped silk furniture curtains for seven separate windows all of which are to be disposed of for half their Value. Z 3 CrTERPOUL, Moitniy Wind W.—High Water, 41 an. ' ,• Arrived die Orient, Stewart; from Buenos Ayres: Apollo, Stevens. front Para; Sally. Gladden, from New. Orleans.; dither-. eta, Cox, from •Chavleston Henry Bateeland. Week", from Charleston, sailed WI Sept.; Alert, Kennedy, from St. John's, New Brunswick; Richard, —, from Minute; gellingfers, Sundman, front Hetsingfors ; Neptunus, Halton, frouPOotten. burgh; Edgar, liaison, from Antigua, sailed 24th Aug.- The Scipio was to sail the dance day for Whitehaven. The Betsey was loading for Liverpool. • . . . . Private Sigual.—Messrs.Shand, Ellis, andSh,and, for the•3lersey from Demerara. • The Bolivar, Jefferson, from Liverpool, has 3 1‘40141 La Guilts. The Tuscarora, Soirm, from Liverpool, has arrived, at Phila delphia. Tha Franklin. Graham, and the Clarissa Ann, fronaTAterpool, hare arrived at Baltimore. The William Dawson, Hutchinson, from Liverpool. irrivei at iramichi, in 30 days. • The Betty, Wedgwood. from Liverpool, arrived at Si. Law rence, three miles biotic Quebec, Bth Sept. The Tolson: Viatiard,' fr oot Liverpool for Quebec, was off Green 9th Sept. The If ector. from Demerara for the Clyde, Ira/spoken 8:11 instant, Off Ttiskar. EAST INDIA SITIPPIIVG. • litiVaLa AT BENGAL.—The Bridgmitater s Illandenase, from London, jhe ad May • the Lady Campbell. Irvine, from London. The Waterloo, and Royal flange. had not arrived at-Bengal up to Month May. Astatvat. yr Mannas.—The Almon', Lieutenant Mattheirs, from New Soath \Vales, the 12th May, and sailed the 17th for Bengal. There were no passengers per the Calcutta (Swedish ship) re eently arrived front Bengal. The Corsair, Robinson, from Singapore, had arrived at Hel- 1 voetsluys. Br "eust...—The T.otus, Field, which got on shore in the Bassein River, had been gut ott; and luul sustained no damage, she was re maining at Rangoon.. SA IL I NGS FROM • nEN6AT..-==nllll Timandra, Wray, for lon. don, May 2; Providence * Remington, for nondon, May 6; Jaae, Agnew, for London, May 7 • hero of Aialoune, Garrick, for Lon don, May 13 ; 'L ar ki ns ; 4Viikinr.on, for London May 30; Sophia, Barclay, for Madras and London, June 1 ; PALMA; Charlotte, for Madras and London, June 4. • t SJIII'~n'G INVELLIGE.L CUSTOM. MUSS, OC T.lO. • Sutra ENTERED INwanns.—The Ruben Pose, from Ls; gouts of Terminos, Mexico. ; Withelmiqe, Olsen, irons Bilboa ; Hartik, Milazio, Messina. and Paletine; Netley, Viers's, nod Biresings., Stephens,•front Malaga; Lewd Emnotrth, Mills; Charles Law, Smith; and Sultan, Fill, from Leghorn; Rramlq, Philter, from 3111 M ; Hero, Deatiliam„ from Jefhaica ; 4R.AIAse Banns. from Snalsuott ; Alfred brow, from , f •Ro. 117. Jane,a otlle Lane, fromSeville' r c; . t r ft, e ' NeW u irn taa n ' swi t ek n - ' Nereid, Watson. from Quebec; Sc. Pivids tialmen , from.Vir. ginia ; Ex, Reese, f ro m Ramburgb ; tecdy,. ['siltation, front Ale: mel ; Brilliant Star, Brief, from Ancona; Ariel, Bezel', from CapeA;oast; Jqhn Torzell, &haat ; Britannia, Kiri= ; Nratbumbrien, Davison, . from Quebec; Rebecca. Scott, flora Seville; Minerva, Heron; from Sc. Docnlngo • Clifton, Smith, from Willianicand Ellen, Rowland, gem Dublin; and Eclair, O Davies, fr om Limerick- ENT ENTERED wt *an us.—The Arend, Elbting, from Antwerp; Britannia, _Evens, for St. Kitts; Sophie, Ludwig, tar Bamburgh ; Aurora, Mitchell, for Gibraltar; Posthumous. Reed, for St. George's, Africa; f3porto, Covey, for ()pro; Vietorte , Koper. for Antwerp, Economy, Jonee,for Droghe da and Dundalk; Au• rota, Harvey, for Dublin.. • CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT licieparime, White, forgrinkladi an. end - Riga; IRlitii , Rromler'f i or Hilimbargh ; Mere.. , _ for Elsinore and D e nt a te ; Ellen, Patterson. for Cape of Real Hope; Alonzo, Perkins, for Bordeaux; Furst Hartienburg, Mil. Der, for Stettin ; Clifton, Walker, fat, Hamburgh ; Vrouw Gathe.„ Tina, Schuyt , for Antwerp; Scipio, Massengale, for Elsinore and Petersburgh ; Ann, Lange, for Memel and I Elsinore; Elizabeth anti Cornelia, Parlerleit. tor Rotterdam ; Eliza, Bandelin, for Stet tin ; Vriendschap., Bakker. ter Rotterdam ; Berney Clark, Easson, for Palermo, Messina, a n d ; Delphin, Ludvigsen, foe Elsinore and Coyenhagen. CLEARING OUTWARDS .— The Fox , Fox, jun. rot Ostend; Prince Regent, Lamb, for Tenerife, Van Diemen's Lana, and New South Wales ; Fortitude Increased, Alarming, for St. Kitts; Shepherd, Shepherd, for Nevis and St. Kitt's ; Prince Sant Co burg. Ladd, fee Rotterdam ; Cornwallis, Henderson, fee Singe. 1147 e and Prince of IVales Island ; Ilope, Bulley, for Lisbon ; w Union, Broecke, for Antwerp'; Commerce, De Vries, for ' Antwerp and Brussels; Rising Sun. Drake, for Cape Coast tie; Castle Forbes. Ord, for Madeira, Tenerife, !dachas, Ind: ' Calcutta ; Eliza, Blake, for Rotterdam ; Atalanta, King; for Hantbargh. • krEgrxn —The an, tbr Vsinore FROM LLOYD'k LIST. FALMOUTH, OCT. 9.—Arrived the. Rambler, Watson, from St. Domingo; sailed the 19di of,August. Put back yesterday, the Sandwich packet, for Lisaon , anti sailed again to-day with the Marchioness of Salisbury packet, foe the Mediterranean. PLYMOUTH, Ocr. 9.—Arrived the Perseverance, Egg, front Quebec. Salley) the Eames, Wills, for London. Cowes, OCT. 10.—Arrived the Palates, William Pitts Ante rican brig, trout Virginia, for orders, 29 days over; the *idle!. mine Charlotte, Koffman, from Bremen. fur Trinidad and Cuba; the Despatch, ISPDonaid, from Arundel. ttr A licant. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 10.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Thetis, Captain Sir John Phillimore, with the Right lion. Stratford Can. ning and suite, for Naples. ORAL, OCT. 10.—Arrived anti soiled for the River the Con. mantis, Dejen, front Port-au-Prince, and the Pottens, from Quebec. Arrived his Majesty's ship Despatch, from Chatham, for Portsmouth--the outward.butisd varnain. DOVER, OCT. 10.—Off the port the St. Mary, Ilieton, from Jamaica; has had a very severe passage—on the 10th of Septets. ber, in lat. 32, long. 98, experienced a tsurricane, whiehilaid her on her beam ends for two hours, when ender bare poles. GRAVESEND, OCT. 10.—Arrived the Sarah, Peters. from Odessa; Jamaica Packet, Parson. from Bahia; Henry, Snell, from Malaga; Brothers, Edwards, from Trieste; Harmonic, Hebert, from Oottenburgh ; Silvia, 3fackee', froth Neir Bruns. wick; Families, 31111 and, and Resolution, Friesland, from Bilboat Charles William, —, from St. Petcrsburgh. Sailed the Perfec tion, Nicholson, for ltio ; Mary Ann, Morely, for Cape Harkin ; Perseverance. Graham, for Buenos Ayres; Pristou, Wallace, fur Leghorn ; Astrea, for Hanibu!gh. CART/M 'AW OCT. B.—The Active, Johnston, from Quebec, was driven on shore yesterday, in a heavy gale at N.W. near the entrance of the bar, anti totally wrecked. Master and two of the crew drowned; eatgo washed out, and great part floated on shore. JERSEY, OcT.7.—The Egtou, Lefevre, bound tb Newfound. land, has put back, leaky. . . CORK, OCT. 7.—Sai led the Duchess of York transport, with troops foe Chatham. lISHOUARD, OCT. 9.—The Brothers, from Memel, which was driven on shore at Abermour, has become a complete wreck., The Bee, of Aberystwlth, is lost to the westward 'of Trigwint, with all her crew. ' • • ELsmots. Ocr. I.—The Brodrick, Peart, from St. Peters. burgh to Hull, grounded on the Lapsand, .19th ult., but was assisted off the same evening without any apparent teenage, and proceeded. The Robert and Ann, Stevens, from Riga to London, has been aground to the south of IJragoe, but assisted off without apparent damage, anti is arrived here. She will proceed when cleared. VESSELS SPOKEN WlTH.—Titalin,. from Bristol for New York, 111th ult.; Alaria, Cameron, trona Honduras for London, 2d ult. oil Ke7 West, Gulf of Florida; the Ocean, of sail for London, Iva in company ; Hannah, Newby, from Lancaster for Aliramichi, 21st Sept.; Louisiana, Boyle, from Lisbon to New foundland, 27th ult. by the Procris, arrived at Southampton. The Franklin, Hardy, frbm Savannah for Liverpool, put into New York. Crew sickly. The 31argaret, of Ross, bound to Glasgow, has been towed into Tregwint, in a leaky Kite. I'F.I.ANCHOLLY ACCITEXT..—About four o'clock yehter day afternoon, while the workmen were employed in repairing the front, and stuccoing the same, of the premises of Mr. Blades, of leulgate-hill, glass-manutlicturer, owe of • the labourers had occa sion to descend the ladder Mont the second floor, when his lout slipped, and he was precipitated down to the pavement: and falling on his head, the consequence was that his skull was dreadfully fractured. The blood flowed so copiously as to occasion hie death on the way to Bartholomew's hospital, whither he was conveyed by his fellow-workmen. No blame can attach to any one, as the scaffolding had been made as secure as possible, and tarpaislings laid along the scaffold boards to prevent accidents to the passengers. It is a cutious fact, that at the time o( the accident a number of persons were raining, but happily escaped without injuly. . • •-•1• _ LONDON, LONDON DOCKS. TIRE Directors of th e L on d on D oc k C om p an y h ere by 1_ give notice. that they will be ready to receive Tenders (sesled up). at the Superintendent's Office at the Dock, on WEDNES DAY, the HIM Instant, at Two o'Ciock, from inch Persona as may be willing to supply the Company with FIVE HUNDRED TONS OF CAST-IRON SCANTLINGS. Particulars aad Conditions of the Contract. and Mao Patterns of the Scantlings, may be seen at the London Dock House, Prince's. street, flank. . _ Every Tender must be accompanied with a Letter. signed by a responsible Person, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering in the sum of 1,0001., for the due performance of the Conttact. S. COCK, Secretary. Lowden Dock !louse. Oct. 7, 1825. N.D. No Tender will be received after Two o'Clock on that Day ; nor valeta the Party making the Tender, or some Person or, his behalf. shall attend to answer when called ter. pr Abd J. SIVEWRIGHT solicit attention to the we e/ 4,* sent Bras." Scheme, which not only retains all the late populat attractions but embraces for the first ti me s i nce th e esta blishnient of Lotteries. and Wore their final conclusion, SIX of 20.4100 f. &c. &e. EXCEEDING ONE FOURTH OF A 11ILLION OF hIONE V, ALL IN ONE DAY, NEXT TUESDAY. Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at J. and.J. Stvewrlghts' Fortunate Offices, No. 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; and 38, Hay market, London; where they sold in One Lottery, 12.473, a Prise of 3041001. and several other Capitals ! in the Lottery drawn 16th July last, 3,613, &YHA) of 21.0531. besides other Capitals. FISH respectfully reminds the public that NEXT TUESDAL Six Twenty Thousands. with all the other Cepleek - and Prices, exceeding a Quarter of a Million, in Sterling Illereey. owe beelemided and, by Act of Parliament , can be nu mac batteries after the prevent Drawings. The success which has attended Hish's Offices since their first establishment is well knowu ; but in the last nine months it has been eminently conspicuous —die following Capital Priz:s hating in that short period bognep shared and • SOLD BY BISII. 1,8104 2.478} 3 Prizes of .C 30,000 13.758 3413 t " 76 f 2 Prizes of £21,000 8.01/91 7.11334 Prizes of .E 20,000, &c. &e. &c. 15.341 15.468 Tickets and Shares for the above Scheme are Selling at Bisli's Offices, 4, Cornhill. and 8, Cbaritig-eros*, London. Every Number will he a Prize, and every Ticket decided NEXT TUESDAY, 18th instant. MR. CURTIS'S WORKS (IN THE EAR. Lately published, a New Edition, roosidetably enlarged and im. proved, price 7s. Isl. boards, ATREATISE on the PHYSIOLOGY and DIS EASES of the EAR, accompanied with a Plate of Acoustic Instruments, descriptive of the French, German, and Spanish Artificial Ears ; also an Improved /fearing Trumpet. By J. H. CURTIS, Eut. Aurist to his Majesty. and Surgeon to the Royal Dispensary for Diseases of the Ear, &c. " It is certain that many cases of deafness are susceptible of relief by judicious treatment. Perhaps the disposition now preys. lent to seek hir the nose of many local diseases in disoiders of remote pans of the system, especially in the gastric organs, has led to the greatest improvement in the treatment of this as well as in many analogous affections. This indication is well followed by Ma. Canis in all cases of deafness : excepting those of an organic ' nature, expressly local, his attention is directed to the constitution ; and many cases of what are vaguely termed nervous deafness,. of seismal years standing, have been perfectly relived. He has, ape plied the principles above inculcated in an •wative and judicious insoner, and the results of his experience appear to have been per. ticularly favourable."—London 3ledical and Physical Journal. " Mr. Curtis. whoseperseverance commands oar applause, has published a Second Edition of Ida Treatise on the Physiology and Diseases of the Ear. It had been determined that Nunes of the Ear were it:curable. but 111 r. Curtis has published a Series of Cases, su4licieot to prove this error, and we congratulate the public on his success, as no diseases are more afflicting than those of this important organ."—Monthly Magazine. This work concludei with a detail of the most successful methods of treatment, as exemplified in the cans of about silty penons, who have been either partially or entirely recovered from that distressing state of distance and seclusion which the Lou of hearing had occasioned. To those who are suffering under the painful privation to which s pages refer, we doubt not Sir. Curtis's work wil/ prove particularly aeceptable.—New Monthly 3lagarine. GASES. innatrative of the TREATMENT of ISWAITS, of the EAR, Including the affections of the tnentus aushtorius : also those of the tynipanum, vie. its puriform discharge, end the ob struction of the etottachim tube, with the operations; likewise the diseases of the labyrinth, whether constitutional, as nervous, scro fulous, syphilitic, &c., Am local, as paralysis of the auditory nerve, defective organization, &c.: with practical remarks relative to the deaf and dumb ; 3s. cd. boards. " The cases detailed by Sir. Curtis are SR in number, and the treatment appears to be judicious, simple, and aucceseful."—Me dico-Chirurincal Review. " The profession, we conceive, are indebted to Mr. Curtis for the persevering spirit with which he cultivates the study of those dieesses affecting the organ of hearing, which, from their obscurity and intricacy, can only be properly treated by a person entirely de. void to the subject."—London Medical and Physical Journal. S. 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PR QM ZAS r.:A r lig if PS. iIA . 1 . . • - 7.4111 0.-- ' it : 1 Ette • At th e Conti at Wincleog, tho :10th of Scpttin , .. - . pa SX.NT., . s • ' - The aing's.lllost EacellEnt Illinksti lll_COubcii• Whereas hy his Majesty's Order in Council, bit Oie 19th of I::1 last, .it is directed . that alLsbipts or vessels liable Jo quarantine. ior Ate or shalt be bound, to the northern_ .pthrof •Seo4and_r3ol l l pet 'I foam , their quarantine ht Cromarrt43,o„encl•that such Idr there. al' wear tdi rill be bound t o e stood', wett porta 4: s e odi t pd,sbelnier. form their quarantine at Carstlidra ; It 'ls' hereby otalcredisy Ins Majesty, by and *ith the advice of his Privy Couneil,. that attlliCh pf the said Order in Con,neil as relates to the piaformence 6f ttear,. tine at Croruarty-Belt' and Carsthorn, he, ;ad the same iti ber. re. • coked; and h is M ajesty i s p l eased to order, braid whit thfr.ad.vire aforesaid, that ell ships cr vessels as are or Shalt- Le 110 1=P northern ports of Scotl an d, comprehending ihe'ports OP! • . "Dttaid, -- Ottatel.' Caithness, and Stottliway, or to sitfllidiber, creek,. or °the place belonging to or within any or either of the above ports, shall perform their gtorantifte at •Ineerkeithingany : end that such shipeor vessels as are or shall be bound to th Ptak west ports of Scodand, ccnnprebending the poets* Outterlar and Kirkcudbright, or te-any menther,... crark 2 ur htaa Dt i , i t ; to or within either•of•theabove portsothalL . sket gt .. tar - tine at Holy hoe*. in the fri t h o f Ord... • • •-- • ' 's' • ' And else Righf:Tioneuratde the.trALCOnoniisionerh . or s hhalls • r jesty's l'ressaryirand the. fp& Ctittiliblksionerstrt: the - Ad:l i t. ate to give the necessary atelotte itereiit as toahere may Lively appertain. '• , - • ir - AS:111.1 .• ''' aaseas.---, 013%1 Oedntike 14 1 74+tic1...i1595: • ' ' •". • CORPS OF ROY A L 1 1 :1;:elArleN t :r.PiNft 'LtSINSONNIt -11. V. W v ortham to be Second Captain, liiiretiostitid•oa 'attys.:. second Li eu t enant tj. Wahole. to . , be i-Witet• liteinemnte,• v , t- Wortham. Binh dated 24th*pteinber 1024. -• • ••• -• • BANK Rupicx vogisittecnerc . .... A thei, thissismi. imiroai• hateffgetri arc' Ott ti rit.79, at ten,•,2l theilleliknu ta , CattrY . - . ' • BANKRUPT/3i`.. ' 4 ". , . 1 . Join( FJLLETT, Path. innkeeper, Oct. 14 I.l,rand•Pither..',' at twelve, at the Ahgel Ino,• Ilath. riolicoute, Alp Makinsor, . ,MtddLe-Tetnple : and 111 r. tielnOgs. B a th. :3oixtanAgn, WAI.ItH VR/ONAUX, jllTl..•frid WALTER. IVES& PlZlDF:AVXKingsbritige,. Devonshire, hanker*, Oes. 2'. 26, and Nov . , 23, at eleven, 'eft tke King's Arms inn ; Kingsbridgr. Solicitors, Maws. 41e•:ancier and Son, Carey-street,J,lncidn I • Inn ; and Molars. Wyse and kirermonth, King/Ib:IAV. ISAAC NASH 4 Bristol, whartkriet; Qet, Vt. 29. and N0v..22 a' eleven, at the Swan'Hotel. Ilighuttreet.•Bisolinghoni. Solieito• !. !Ileum Illoline, IFrampton, and Loftus, New.inn ; and Al:. Slater, Birminiliam. • EDWARD HIGGS, "I'hombi:ly, Gloucestershire', tipirft deltic!. Ott. 31, Nov • I, and '22, at tWelve, at the Busli.Talitn, Car-- streets. Bristol. Solicitors, Mums. Williams intlll:9lte, Lir.- co In's-I tin- Old-Buildinga ; and Mr. James Wellinten; kiEfs'Ek • change-Bondi**, and Mr. -Francis Short, . Cotniilisto., JOHN NACHLIAJI ‘ : jab. Old 'Brentard, 111 idil lesex,, gardenet , Oct. 23. 2ti. arid Nov. 22, at ten t nt the aststiruPta• Conk Sol:. citor, 'hisiviittil:.l, Ne 4 Brldge.street, Blaekfriark ' • r Tni DEGLAHOTIONS OF INSOLVX - Ner. • . • ' Left at the Bankrupt (Nice, under Act 6, Geo..4tilocip t iG. sec. G. Be: NAAS( I X YO Lia, JOllllOll-11113CC, Camberwell zPitl4OU: , Kenninitiopeasetnonocarpeoter. (Filed Oct. 10.) - THOMAS TAT TONI, G ell ptikitritel, SOW, grocer. (Filed Oct.ll ' DIVIDENDS. • - • -- rhse..2o William Atkinson, Clement's-lane, *Laildtalitlaree.• merchant:. at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court-Nos...a: Geolie Rob won, George-yard, Lombard -street, merchant, bit clew*, at Bankrupt e Court-Nov. 5. Robeat 1V limn. Hint i nasal, tea.- 'dealer, at ten. at the Bankrtipte Cdurt-Ncv. 4. lltltiMo Nor throp ute SYnkefield„ Yorkshire. printer, .at eh•ven at de liessirmadiot;se, ll'aketield-Nov: 1. William Heidi; londor.„ merchant, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Squire. Kends!, Westmorland, watchmaker, It ;en; nethe - I 'Arms Inn. Kendal--. Nov. 1. Thomas Hauling ; sera. and John Ra vonhlll Harding, Bristol, brush-makers, eat ttre •lideiltaitrerr. Corn -street, Bristol-N or . 10. G eorge H ammon d , Sl aun b y, York- - shire, tallow-chandler, at eleven, at the Golden Lion, North A.. lemon, Earkithire-Nor. 2. John Outran and 4verptiol, common-brewers, at mit, at thiGeorgilha. IM:street Llverpcol. • • CtRTIFICA TES-Nov. lr 1.1 • John Jay, Regent-street, linen-draper-James Davenport. Ai. , 1 trincham, Cheshire, shopkeeper-G eorge Peal.?,' Milton, Kent. 11 shlpwrlieht-George Ilaker Clark, Neat Shoreham, Sussex, brevet Stun, Alanchester, commitsion-tlealenieSeilicle•Ddllt and. John Illannett. Southampton, linen-drapers-William Martin'. Friday-street, warehouseman-George Edward Graham, Boners. infect, banker-Edward Wright, Oxfortrtetntirklasn!d. :. r*Per• . ,P_AIITNERSIItPS II.IS-S4V IN EW"V“ et , .-wri• aim 'Scotland John Jebb Mune, • le, Jage it Ice. manufacturers - Charles Kearney and - Pier 'Brunet, e and 4 1 apiriomerchants, Quadrant, Regetit-strert,,Joseph Ctadock and William Kee Reid, silversmiths, Carey-street, Chanerry.lane- Joseph Cottrell and Thomas Voce, Birningehami hinpa r iounders- Joseph Totnpson and W. H. Paripur,,Birmingtiani; bTaiti-founders -Nathan and Louisa Kerridge, ForeAtrect..Ctipple. Kate -David and John COckcroff,,s. troollen ernli - rnenU. tacturers. Sowerby, Yorkaire.--John- Wiiippi;John amt Jam Partington. Darnley, Lancashire , mrxilina-makers-...1 'met Chapman and John Go o dall*, Buckktsbory, umbrella:nano-, fseturers--John Sprigs( and •Thontas Swain*, arery-lane, currier,. and leather-sellers-Peleeßroas and' Samuel - Dougsl. coach., makers, City-road. • : WINDSOR CARTLF• - The .alterations .at this • place have- tlar-: - :Vvn, tlearlv ' whole of the Interior 'of the Castle into e..iitittciel. state apartments, which are situated 'on the xi:4th tide ct 7 the quadrangular building, are the only parts which are remain exactly as they were, each of the oth& sides hav ing already undergone conaiderable Alteration. Proceedin7; from the outside of the Castle towards the quadrangula building, the visiter was formerly led through a gat( rev, situated at the extreme end of the southern side, itnmed ately adjoining to the wall and ditch which surrounded the. Keep. The old-gateway will now be closed, and another has been opened a little higher up torarils 410 east. .A. 1 this new gateway is exactly oppotite the long walk in the. Great Park, the grand staircase onthe - northern hide, which fronts this gateway, can command the view of that walk. At the extreme end of the southern side it tube a billiard room, and this is to be connected with the othe.r,parts of ties building by a handsome corridor; 'along which are to he situated the apprnents of the King's *Utters . ; awl* Ut principal attendants. On the eastern-Ale will be his it! jesty's bed-room, the library, and draiing-room, and a t the northern.corner of that side the dining-room, which to be placed there on account of the convenienc::.of being near the great kitchen, which 'is to remain in the ;me state as formerly. The state apartments on the northern side have been connected with the other parts of the btilitiag by turning an areltway.in the north-eastern corner, and th.s facilities for communication between all the -sides is tlina considerably improved, while the hearty of the interior view has been much heightened. The wall and ditch a: the bottom of the Keep Hill have been rtimoied, and tint hill it now to remain open—an arrangement by which the extent of ground enclosed by the quadrangular building is apparently much enlarged, and the-view o( the Keep ten dered more perfect. fhe old ruined windows oh the southern side, tnide during the reign of' Charles 11, ate to be taken away, and others to be erected in a style of architecture better according with the rest of the huildine. When• the whole of-the design has been carried into (Kt: the appearance of the Castle will have been much ire._ proved, its conveniences increased, and its State rentlere4 in every way worthy of the Monarch of the British limier:. AUDACIOUS °I - MAl:lE.—Friday a fellow named JOltt Aim, Alias Head,' a squat set figUre, and: aged about 19 years, attempted to pick the pocket of a -gentlemen named Pittard; but being detected, he was immediately taken into custody, and brought to the Head Police-office, and wltile in the guard-rooin waiting to be brought before the tnaitie trates, he suddenly made a run to where there were plated several police carbines, and having taken up one, he expe ditiously cockedoend immediately„presentetiand slapped it at the gentleman ! Fortunately, the piece was not Lomita. The ruffian was brought before the magistrate, and com mitted to Newgate. Peace-officer Robinson had thecharge of conveying the fellow to gaol, and on his being handcuffed it wu found that a more powerful restraint was required for his brawny arms, and he was then pinioned; but eves with this precaution, it was not without the painful aryl powerful exertion of peace-officer Robinson and a party . the police, that they succeeded in lodging'him in Newgate,. having been obliged to drag him fur a considerable way on. his back along the flag*, into which posiiion he frcqucntlr threw himself, swearing all the time most horribly, SSA wishing he bad a knife to stick them wish. This condi date for the hulks has paid six visits to Newgate, on each of which occasions be had beew convicted of tome hamar oftince.—Dublin Fromm journal. 7Y - 77 7tiw AO MD ~= , 4