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No. 30, STRAND. _ _ ..... TIIE NEGRO BOY, Olt SUPERSTITION SUB DUED. Near Porttmontb, the " Battle of Minden " the Sign, An Inn long renown'd for good cheer and old wins, A handsome young hostess, and excellent lodging; An 011icer lately came over from Femme, No longer in idle attendance to dance, His occupants Monsieur most gladly disgorging. This Officer, then, ev'ry comfort ensuring, At •' Battle of Minden " a lodging procuring, And items of Use and of Ornament lacking; In dress predetermited to shine all mplendent, Directed, o'er all, that his sable attendant A quantum should purchase of Warren's Jet Blanking. The mild youth of Afric the mandate obey'd, When to l in the Doom, by the luminous shade Of the Jet, like a mirror, his dark features glarirg ; He geed in amens, long with extacy mute, Then laugli'd, as laugh'd with hint the Child in the Boot, And eagerly thence to his Mama repairing '' 0 come, Massa Captain," be said. • come and see Rim live in de Boot—blacky child" as me— Mush like as my poor letcel bender him seem, } /Jim die—himcome blek—die no more," and his eyes Were glistered by jay, when aghast with surprise, Tr) " Childa " he viewed in the Boot's jetty gleam. Hl* biases the MIME of the vision explained; And now in the youth was delusion restrain`d, Ilia mind Superstition no longer attacking Enhane'd thence, In time, is the fi ne glossy hue That drag can improve, and dark Emir stabdue, Of Warren's rtnplmdtmt. ininiited Blacking I This easy-shiningfad brilannt MACKIN°, prepared by RODEK'r WABBSBI, 31, Strand, London; and bold in every Town in the Ki t.ltlt'lD, sat Yid. lad. IN. and 18d. we. Also, PASTE B ACKI NG, in Pens, Id. lid. and 18d. each. A Shilling Pet of Paste is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid. _ .I.ICrENCE CUSTUdid-/lOUSE, JAN. MA r SHIPS ENTERED ISWAS.S.—Tbe Simone, Arend% from las.. boa; Janice Camilla, 11'oltara, fkla Canoad ; Vronw Hendnka, Schuring, from ditto ; Jo* Joanna, STaort, from N'Jlaerr, fr,;,n ditto; CoTOOMIImI, Power, from Harlingen Lofd Gambier. Bishop, from Jersey ; Untie, Gallas:ay, Isola Harlington Griattutde, Parnamboan and Rio Grande d /fcS. wi Countme of alai -41 W, lace, front Hamburg:; $ 5e Vary , Won Rotterdam ; Gond Intent. g, demo ; Priam Saxe Coburg. Laid, from Rater- Elizabeth mod Cornalia, Parletleit.sfriwn ditto ; Earl of Clsofearty. Heath. from ditto; Landon, Ilarnlsett,. frau Hans 'burgh ; Theta, R ee d, from tun ; parorty, pahrsar,"7raret ditto; Belissinnt„Warren. from Pecertbnrgh ; Scotia, WAlls_from Faro: Poor Brother s , from Waterford ; - Flenrl,- malt_ _hora Dungarvan ; Richard an Aree, Bergen, from Nevi; Mahn. Thomas, from Waterfowl ; R e n o wn, Elli s , from*You all ; Hen rietta, Lloyd, f rom Dundatk ; Cafedoona, Duncan, fr Tifrowit Margaret, M'Alillan, froen*Eintericle ; Edmore, Turner, front Waterford; Margaret, Vesey. from Linteriz.k Cora, Bonifaul, from VVatoyford Mary , Ann, Fortgat, from Limerick; Favourite. Steuart. fißn Ca lais; Lanark, West, from Bombay srd Huai tius • Sarah, Grove, front -St. Marys, - Arra" ; Penevevanse, Matigham. from If arnborgit ; Amide. Heyte, trim, Havre • Loyalist:Chicken. from S. J o h n .. N. B.; MarpreS. Marl, fres; Rite:dant ; Sprightly, Newton, from Bambini' ; kitritmarence. Moon, FrOIIII4Rebet and Brest : Caroline.•Waltal, from Lisbon : Bradock, Iltsracm; from Jlttralice *tears, tMssi Lerhorn. WILIt sa-rAV -Mem, 4w Aga Noma 1 Edlrbtrref Par. i! l lA l s l , 6 tor Itottz d t i ttin ; • Jawed, Sam, frr Te. 'seri& ; Brows. (Collins, for New Orleanr; Dems. ford. for Teneriffe, Monte Video, end Panama . • Eclipse, God frey, for Dublin ; Tropic. Brat:ford, for .141adlas and Bar badoes. Cr.Eantn OUTWARDS VISALIA AT GRAVESEND.—Saab, Ayslt, for Lisbon : Earl Bathurst, Gibbs. for Rotterdam; Prince of IV:Redo°, Nye, L)l' Ostend ; Lucy Davidson, Williams. far Rio Janeiro and Jamaica ; Carsioaloott Park, Park. for Jamaica. CLEAR tin OUTWARDS —llen p tmill. Byers fur St. Tloornu ; Naples Pack e t, W a l s h. f or Na ; Ant, Esheiby, for Bare. burgh : Sarah., Milne. for the Cape of Good Hope; Perseverance, :Hugon°, for Calais Busell. for Cape Coast, Africa; Portland, Just, for Jamaica ; Alliance, Whitwwmg, for Nevis and St. Christripher's ; Prince of Waterloo, peaty., for Sierra Leone ; Dart, Stranack, for Ostend; Ouverwegt, Rooderkirk, for Rotterdam ; Royal George., Timins, for India and China Amelia. Bulky. for Cadiz ; (;itrlill, for New Orleans ; Mary, Wills, tor Figueira ; Gorge Calming, for Bar hulas& CLEARED OUTWARDS TO laztarn.-,-Dritannia, Connall, for Dundalk and New ry Zephyr, Thompson. for Belfast ; Re volution, Mudge, for Dublin ; Briton, Scanlan, for ditto. FROM LLOYfYS LIST. FALMOUTH, JAN. 22.—Anival the Swiftsure Tilly. Gotta London for li ata n na h ; Julius Casa, Staffled, from ditto, for Carthagena. Sailed the Ophelia. Oliver, for New York; Provi. denee, Noyes, and Louisa, --, for St. Michael's. PORTSMOUTH, JAW. 23.—Passed by yesterday, the York, Talbot, front Sladras for Loadon--sailed 21st September, and from the Cape 23d November, landed passengers. Arrived the Alliance, Tulloch, front Gibraltar; and the Zephyr transpor4 from Chatham. Sailed the Sir Charles lll•Carthy, for Sierra Leone; the Hindostan, Lamb. for Havannah ; and his Majesty's ship Surinam, to the eastward. LITTLEHAMPTOW, JAIL 23.—The Russel, shich came oa shore at Felpham, is become a wreck, and is breaking up. The Hazard lies nearly in the same state as when she that drove on the beach, though she was got afloat, but a gale coming on just at the time, drove her up again ; Cater attempts are given up till nes:. springs. DEAL, JAW. 23.—A Dutch brig of war has just arrived, name not yet reported. The Amity, Johnson, for Bombay, has gone for Ramsgate to repair. GRAVESEND, Jan. 23 .— Arrived the Naiad, Hempteed. fro Messina; Elizabeth, Chicken. tract New Brunswick ; Atlantic, Walker, from Hamburgh t Bee, Hudson, from ditto; Sarah, Appleton, from ditto; Simeon. Hoare, from ditto; Caledonia, Ritchie, from ditto; Kitty. Cole, from Petersburgh. Sailed the Elizabeth, White, for the Cape of Good Hope ; Thistle, Roden, for Teneriffe ; Dove, Miller, for Smyrna ; Bee, Wishart, for ditto ; Romulus, Yule. for Chsrlaton Waterloo, Alsager, fur China ; Ariel, Resell, Cspe Coat Castle. Lir EaPoor., Jaw. 22—The Orion, Evans, from hence fog Jamaica, was totally lost on Tuesday last, near the entrance of the Luna. A sloop, laden with grain. supposed t o b e from Feland, foundered on the 12th Inst. at hire a.m. Inside the Middienieuse, and the crew drowned. SCILLY. JAN. IR.—Arrived here on the lath inst. bis 81sjestv's ships Thetis, Orestes, Pylades, Champion, and Jasper, and the Bramble cutter, and sailed await) oo the ISth, on an experimental cruise. Passed here on the 14th the John. of 13u11. Findlay. front St John's, New Brunswick. 28 days, all well, reported that %IQ brig Eagle, of London. took Bre in the cabin on the Ilth ult. burnt the quartmaleck, and the mate in his bed. 3iILPORD, JAY. 22.—Arrived the George, Ilughez, from Buz_ no! kyres. LLAMMADOCII. JAN. 20.--On the lath instant a sloop was se_n to go down near the Holmes, in Burry River, and it isifeared the crew were drowned. A board, with " Menai, of Newport," uswn it, has drifted on shore. It is supposed the vessel was laden with grain. Oustvoce, JAN. 2fl.—The statement, as to the Jane, Avery, being oa shore near Portkiln, turns out to be incorrect ; it is *tho British Oak, Johnston, troll hence for Chester. in ballast. The Jane is at anchor in Gourock Bay. The brig William. Cutlibt soot, from Purt-Olasgow to ‘Vestport, timber-laden. grounded on one of her anchors on the Wink, and tilled ; she was brought the harbour this morning by a steam-boat. ELSINOII, JAM. IL—The Lady Annabel's. from PIMDZIC to Newcastle, which was driven on shore near Helsingberg, has been condemned and sold. The 3lanchcster, Lancaster. from Wybrg to Hull, which was driven on shore 20th ult., has been condemned and sold. His Majesty's ship Aurora sailed from Valparaiso, on the 12th October. for Rio Janeiro and England. The following vowels, from London, ars in Lloyd's books having arrived at :Shams, viz. :--the Marquis of Ely, Mani/let , Asia, Balderston; Rose Marquis; Golconda. Edwards; Re source, Fenn ; Lord Amherst, Lucas; Fairly, Oldham, an d Raffles, Coxwell. The 'Maria Sopliia Storm, from Stralsund to London, passtd the Sound 16th October. and has rot been heard of since. The Dorothea, Brandt, from Kiel to London, sailed early la October, and has not been heard of since. - The Prince Leopold, from Demerara. was carried irto Sbelloe-tt on Sunday, with loss of anchors and cables. It Is supposed that the Mary, of Poole, Cook, from Bander las a, was lost or Dunkirk %:h ult. The llfperinn, Btuiasma, from Surinar3, for Rotterdam, sailei 26th September, and hag cent since been heard of. At fltriatiansoe, in Bornholm, there Ilrer C lying on the 4th inst., among other vessels, with blight damage, the John, Iduirhead, fcr Dundee ; Union, Cobham, for Aberdeen, and the Henry Ad dington, Martin, for Newcastle. the ttonglas.'WiLl, and !Jeremy, Sietan, are stated, in a letter from Riga of 2J Jan. to have pot back, after being 26 days at sea ; the first with damage, the Litter having last the Captain, ►y death. and almost all her sails. The Free On'berg, Larsen, bound to London, bid bean brought, in s sinking state, into • harbour between Areadahl atat Osterrisoer. The Louise Amalie. Kra4r, from Lisburn. for Copenhagen. Las been lost near Thisted ; it is hoped that smut of the tackling may be saved. The Graces. Nichols, from Hamburgb, for London. has ertterc.l Fahrs, in Norway, after having been on the rucks t load. The Unity, Young, from Hamburgh for London, sru i that harbour. The Lolvig, Beck, from Copenhagen, fqr st. Croix, La put into Fahrsur.d, with loss of anchor and cable, and other deatuv. GLASCOW OPERATIVES.—The Gicrgnw Chroxi, le or Thursday says—We mentioned in our last that the *Tit,- nen of the mills belonging to Messrs. 3 artholomew ba,3 gone in unconditionally, and we learn tat those of some other mills have begun to work in a similar way. Sae!, of the mills in Gorbals as were not previously supplied with new hands, muted this morning at their usual hour, and are going en with their wonted spirit and activity. La -t night, at nine o'clock. the county patrol of eiehteen who were employed for the protection of the co:ton weak. in the Oorbals, were paid cft; as their services on this point ate now happily no longer requisite. The panel for Calton, Mile-end, and Bridgeton was also yrsts•relav tas continued. Mr. ThompFon, Calton, took in his old spill .ners yesterday on the same unconditional terms as these of Messrs. Bartholomew ; the old spinners of Mr. M'Gre. gor, Ture, .t-street, arc to re-enter to-morrow on the same footing ; Messrs. Blackburn and Co.'s old spinners hate this morning come in to what wheels they had entity, on the same terms as them- mentioned on Tuesday. t On Wednesday afternoon two thieves Dimmed Stalsm, carrier in the Candleriggs, Glasgow, and ens at dbas pulled a canvas hag, eontrinin4 between three t (b u r pounds in silver money , nut of his coat poeko, ear _ ter instantly seized the thief, and he at reerfily hahaea the booty to his associate, who instantly ree 011: Acrd not to lose sight , of the mosey, he *m i l As pur sued and overtook the reenter, recovered hi s missy,and handed the delinquent orer to the police. ,v` . .~ - coodris - and to transact ROYAL RICYANGE, 29TH fret. )811. CORPORATION for RELIEF of MAIMED and DISABLED SEAMEN, and the Widows and Children of such as shall be killed, slain, or drowned in the Merchants' service. The Committee desire to acknowledge the receipt of the follow.. Donations, to enable them to meet the increased applications o =aunt of the late tempestuous weather:— £ s. I .. sufferers in the late The President, J. C. Powell, Esq. - 50 0 Messrs. Manning' and Anderdon - 50 0 Henry Blanchard, Esq. 10 0 Win Kieg, Esq. - 10 01 Ruben Chapman, Esq. 10 0 Wm Cotton, Esq. 10 0 Robert Askew, Esq. 5 5 Joshes Watson,^Bsq. 20 0 Benj. Shaw, Esq. 10 10 Thus. Wilson, Esq. M.P. 10 10 Thos. Soodgnir, Esq. 10 0 Messrs. S. Dobree and Sans - 10 0 James P. Dobree, Esq. (annual) . 1 1 WO3. Moore, Esq. Doe- tors' Commons, to the gales - 26 0 Messrs. Jos. Marryat and Sons - 10 10 Messrs. Davidson, -Bark ley, and Co. - 25 0 Thomas Snodgrass, Esq. 3d benefaction - 62 10 Captain Archibald Ha milton - I 1 Thomas Wikon. Esq. 5 0 Thomas Aston, jun. Esq. 5 0 [Richardson Borradaile, Esq, 10 10 John gayly, Esq. 10 10 Chas. Shakeahaft, Esq. 2 2 Robert Westley Hall, Esq. 5 0 Peter Free, Esq. - 10 10 J. W. Borratlaile - 10 10 'ILLIAM WATSON, Sec. Secretary, at the Office ; and by .House.atreet. Subscriptions received by the Messrs. Sykes and Co., Mansion..l I.NKERVILLE COLLECTION.—This matchless COLLECTION of SH ELLS will be OPENED for Puh a Inspection on WEDNESDAY, February 2, 1825, at O. B. SOWERBY's, 166, Regent-atreet, and will continue Open every lionday, Wednesday, and Friday during the season. A Price Catalogue will be kept in the room ; and after the lit of April, Amateurs and Collectors imay, upon payment of the price, have any of the principal Shelle retained for them : these cannot be delivered till the end of the season, but duplicate specimens may be had as soon as porch/Med. A Catalogse,arranged according to the Lamarckism Conchological Symem.w ill be published, accompanied by an A ppendix.tontaining descriptions of many species hitherto undeacribed, and illustrated shit several coloured" plates of some of the most rare and interesting Shells. Price of the Catalogue and Appendix together. 1/. Is. ; the purchasers will have free admission to view the Collection living the season. Copies of the Catalogue, without the !Rostra- LlOng, may also be had, price 2s. 6d., entitling the purchaser to one emission. N. B. The Plates will be, specimen of the style in which those' Messrs. Swwerby's " Species Conchyliorum," will be executed. LONDON and WESTMINSTER WINE and 1 SPIRIT COMPANY, beg to assure the Nobility and Gen ;l, that their endeavours shall be unremitting to merit a continu cce of the favours with which they have been honoured, and that ney have constantly on sale the following Articles, warranted routine and free from adulteration : per dozen. tine Old Port - - 3 411 42 %Need ditto, from I ts 8 years In bottle . . . 48 AA VI yell flavoured ditto, per dozen. Genuine East India ditto - - 4l 50 Teneriffe, Vidonia, Bronte, Lisbon, Mountain, &c. - 36 40 42 Bucellas, finest qua. lit? - - 42 Malmsey, in pints Si, Foreign Liqueurs, in cases of six bottles. 21. Rs. per MSC Curacoa, 10s. 6d. ; Maraschino, 15s. 6d. per Lak. in lints : •6 Brown and Pale _ _ ..I.c7ry - - -36 40 44 al Amontillado 48 30 ..16.13 East India ditto _ 84 ;eat ludia Mach ira 40 42 FRENCH AND C JuLen GO AitteChateau 3let- 'ERMAN WINES. Ditto, Finest Itia. ported - - 105 newt . 80 90 105 Ditto, ditto, in pints 54 Willing Chant. Sauterne Moselle, .Parne - - 8J &c. 132 72 :to Supezior . 90 I Old Hock - 105 C.l PE WINES. fine Cape - 18 18 21 Red Pontac - 24 horror ditto. Ma. Constantia, in pints 28 icira 3rd Sherry Hock . - 211 favour 24 Fine Cordial Gin, Its. per galls ity, 14% ; Cogniae B ran dy, 215.1 •_•• Country Orders inclosing n 0 alt. Wm. liethrer. 16, Strand, ; Jamaica Bum, I L. ; maittancet, (post paid,) arldramad faithfully executed. LIST AND WEST INDIA IVAREHOUBE, EXETER. 'CHANGE. STR.IND. 'IRIS OUTFITTING WAREHOUSE forms a se cond division of Exeter 'Change, where may be seen a lute and well-manufactured Stock of fashionable Carriage, Cur eeie, Tandem, Phaeton, and Chaise Harness, with every descrip tion of Military, Hunting, and Side Saddles, for Home the, last West Indies, New South Wales, and the Spanish Main. Camp grdslead , . Camp Tables and Chairs, Cabin Wash-hand Stands, Clain Lamps, Camel and lock Trunks, Canteens completely on.td neat and elegant, at a moderate price. Sea Cots, Bed nrg Writing amks, Dressing Cues. &c. A large assortment of (.B.dry and Infantry Swords, Epaulets, Sword Knots, Sashes, hdts, ari Pistols, &c. The ilstness and Saddlery, together with the Sommer and Win ne Horse Clothing, merit inspection, boos their excellent quality, lust style of workmanship, and moderato prim. The whole of the Articles in thi s Establishment are warranted, and that excellent plan, of fifty years sanding, is strictly mewed to, of asking but bat Ready 'Money Price, from which no discount or abatemsot will be war under any circumstances. N.B.—To prevent mistakes, the Public will plums to observe, thit the three principal entrances to this ()matting Warehouse are lisiter 'Change. A Ls: of the East India Company and Isimosad Ships. sal Morning Papers. are constantly kept. F() the very numerous Patrons and Friends of the ge- i 1 nuine VEGETABLE of DE VELNOS.--inl riis s attion as this exc e llent Medicine extends its beneficial e ff ects krA rersases its just reputation, the artifices of imposture are mul tiplied to profit by Public credulity. Mr. CANHAM believes, tame who know him wall not attribute his anxiety to prevent the effects of these impositions merely to interested motives. From emirate experiment and authentic information he can affirm, that ail the imitations of the Syrup of De Velnoe are vehicles for poi. ionnos meals. They discredit the genuine Medicine, disappoint the afflicted, and often render mortal disorders that might be cured. person calling himself Pickersgill is now the worthy disciple of Impostors, and renews the some pretensions, with the same cocci and I;nnour. Mr. Lanham, to extinguish all possible doubt, his often off red, and lie now repeats the offer, of 1,0001. to any loan in Eridr.nd who will produce a Deed, or any circumstance will prove thr.t the Ilecipt of De Vanns has been made known Person in England, exce pt t h e l a t e Mr. Swainson and him. , • . and the proof shall be left to the judgment of Sir Henry Hal .l: i, or any other liberal and respectable Physician. The virtues gr:.E.ine V egeta bl e Syrup i n Scorbutic, ttcrophalouc, and 'nniplaints. Pains and Swellings of the laver, Diseased Nos tied t;iitads, and all Disorders arising from Impure Blood, •v! .. tou known to nee d cnunica tion. genuine All(rlicine has a label affixed to each bottle, with "Thomas (Annan)," in the handwriting of the TT , 7l.tot, by wh om i t i s Pild, as it was by Mr. Sarainsoos his . 'n , c , rior, at No. 42, Bernet's.steeet, f/xford-streets at 1311 . • and by all the respectat:e 31eAirii.e Venders in London, errrr considerable to.su in th^ Ini•rd Kingdom; slid the wirt-ntrated for warm climates, by Jae deputed Agents w the Lust 5, Messrs.3la-kintoeli and Co. Cal - At tll; and Messes. Forbes arJ to. Bombay. 11~: - :. Jas. . '~ ;r