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/ - , A ____, A- *.t7i,eert , .x____, . . Rite Hee. bed s _ DISJICTORS. • Sir E. Cos.seenotta, Ran. Chairman. Lieut.-Ca M. &newt. Deputy -Chairman. J. R. Rinds, Esq. . Nugent Kirkland, Esq. Harry Cook, EN. I Sir John Scott Lillie H. T. Colebr,ia.ke, Esq. F.R.S. Sir James M-Origor, F.A.S. Sir Foirris D.singes Caption W. A. Muntagu, R.N. W. D. Fellooes_Esq. C. H. John Lagoon, Esq. Baia ales—Diresers. Drummond. Suomi liCi Couwati—Lauocelot Sbadwell, Esq. SOLlClTOR—Chrjetopher Gradrnand, Esq. PHYSICIAN—Dr. flume. No. IL.Curzon.street. SURGEOK—PAineas Coyne, Egg. N 0.41, Welbeck.street. Persons effecting Life Assorances with this Society trill not merely derive imme hate benefits by the Rates and Conditions, but .suasive ultimate advantage?, as it is one of its leading principles that the l e thi the whine term of life shall eventually posses* the tad and reseurceref flit association. participating also, in the int in each periodical division of profits. The aeohatwe to advance Money on Reversions and Aiumitielmelgfactorily stewed. The Beilide es Weincedsys, et Three o'clock ; and on Fri days, at Elapse. Atemiseee daily, from Ten till Five o'clock, to receive propo sal% aed te banish every information that may be required. The Rag.yeady Dividend of Fire per Cent. Interent on Shares may be essehrd by Proprietors daring the same hours. "Sy order, JOHN RAT'CRA V, Registrar. IpHEATRES, COVEKT-GARtIEN and DRURY 1. LANE.--J. ANDREWS, Booloeller, 1711, New Bond street, begs to "motet his Patrons and the Public, that he has *Alton, to ET by the NIGHT. those commodious and corheort abbe rATVATE BOXES at the above Theatres, Immediately over the MIMI Circle. commanding the entire /jeer of the scenery, ia yet sufficiently near the Stage to hear the Diaßritue t and to which as attached the comfort of an Anti-mom, with a fire in it. N.E.* The expense to a Family Party taking one of these Boxes will sot exceed the charge for entrance to the public part of the House. rpliE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. LXIV. will' published on TUESDAY NEXT. This day i. ruhlinhed. in 'well 4to. price 7s. No. V. d T) OUJNSON'S ORNAMENTAL VILLAS, contain -1I L in g a Castellated Design. The Work will be completed in Twelve Number... London r Printed for James Carpenter and Son, Old Band. street. Of whom may he had. its the name Author. In 4to. twice 3/. 3e. RURAL t IV, a Series of Designs for Ornsmentsi provos t Leers, Dairies, de. de. Thistle, is published, price in boards la. 6d. and another Edition fir disttibo tin., price l t. 6d. or 16a. a dozen, • min POOR MAN'S PRESERVATIVE AGAINST POPERY, add►essed td the lower Classes of Great Britain a-,d Leant!. By the Rev. J(WY.PH BLANCO , WHITE, tarrmuly Chaplain tote Crier Spain. in the Royal Chapel of Seville, mita trClerriman of the Church of England. - Primed tit C.lnd J. Riringtob, Sr. Paul's Church-yard, Water lon-otace, Pall.mall, and 111, Strand. N.B.—The timbal of thin arbrk 9111 be given to the Society for Promoting Christian linnoledge. forming the extremity iM Cavfndlah.sqtiare. east side of Cavendish-square, fronting west, , well calculated for building houses on a smaller scale; and the astonishing Improvemints now lo progress in this the most fashionable watering place in Europe, must add mate rially to the value of this property, and render It a safe investment for cspital. Printed particulars, with drawings and plans of the projected Building's, are ready for delivery, and may be had at the Old Ship, Brighton; also of Messrs. Williams, Brooks, Powell and liro deript lAiryalaea lon apd of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. POLICIES IN THE EQUJ,TABLE, GLOBE, AND PRO VIDENT ASSURANCE OFf ICES. • By Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auction Meet, ow TR URSDAY, Nov. 3, at 12, in Three Lots. by direction of the Executors, A POLICY in the EQUITABLE ASSURANCE La. OFFICE for 2.4001. effected in the year 1804. This Policy is already grestly augmented, and the prospect of a large increase ♦ery satisfactory. A Policy for 4741. in the PROVIDENT OFFICE, effected in June, 1039; the annual premium la at present 131. 159. 6d. and will be still more diminished, A Policy for LOW. in the GLOBE ASSURANCE, *acted• In 104 ; premium Incl. Partirtilars may be bad at the offices of 3lessrs. Dendy and Morphett, Bresm's-buildings, Chancery-lane; the Auction Mart; and Messrs. Robins, C'ovent-gartlen. . given. Ask for "THE ANTI-ASTHMATIC SEED." HOME-BREWED REIM IN OCTOBER. A T the suggestion of H. Bliugham, Esq. M.P. Ladiag' .LX. and Gentlemen desirous of making this important 'article er "family consumption at home, are respectfully informed that that". will not only save 50 per cent but procure themselves &good anal wholesome beer. which can always he brewed in temperate or coltil weather. For this marquise, THOMAS J ARVIS, Wine.Coopes. and Cooper in general, No. 3, HOngerrd-street, strand, near Charing-cross, has constantly on sale a large assort thent of New' and Second-hand well-seasoned CASKS and BREWING IT E ' SILS of every description, atthe following low Cash prices : that is a One-bushel Set, with Casts, &c. 21 2s. • a Two-bushel Set, 31. 3s. ; a Three-bushel Set, 41. 45.,; a Four-bushel Set, SI 15a. Families waited upon to brew their own beer, to line and bottle wines with the patent bottling machine, &c. in town or country. Water-butts seasoned, of all sizes ; Bathing and Turtle Tubs lent hire. Merchants supplied with all sorts of Packing_Csalts and Ceses at the trade prices ' • Casks, Pipes, Utensils, and 'ins' ties. bought or exchanged ; Pickling Tubs ' 11160114. amis. A set of Uterislis stra by an order for payment in London. T- J. would advise all persons to take a note of this—No. 3, Ilungerfurd.street, three doors from the ki:rand.—Good workmen wanted. QllPBRient 1.111121/tAPHS, itublished by W. Co b... 7 No.-10, Nevi**. , Landoll ; and sold by all Book at Printsellers. The following . arsi to utifulli got up in Lithography, and as no expense or pains have been spared, wilt be found well worthy the attention of the public, froth the very superior manner in whidi they are executed,: — RUINS, illustrative of ANCIENT SPLENDOR, twenty Subjects, of an unequalled beauty, printed on Im perial folio, tinted paper,, 15 Nos. 10s. 6d. each, or half. bound -•- - - . 3 0 0 FLORA'S YEAR: or, Monthly Bouquet; composed of elegant Bunches of Flowers frit each month in the year, beautifully coloured after the living Plants, half-bound, super royal folio - - - - - 4 10 0 HORTICULTURAL BEAUTIES; or Correct Portraits from the Flower Garden: tastefully coloured after the living Plants, half-bound, super-royal folio - 2 2 0 STUDIES, Fade and English: by Calvert. Twenty. four Subjects. Imperial 4to. half-hound - - 1 10 0 RURAL SCENERY, coloured: by - Calvert, half. bound, royal Ito. - - - - 1 8 6 YOUNG 'ARTIST'S INSTRUCTOR, half-bound, 446. - - - . 1 4 0 MY SKETCII BOOK, half-bound, oblong, Bvo. - 0 111 8 FLORA'S FOOTSTEPS; half-bound, royal oblong iBvo. - - - F VIEWS FROM NATURE: by Calvert, half-bound, 0 12 0 imperial 4to. - - - - 016 0 PICTURESQUE VIEWS: by Calvert, half-bound, oblong Bvo. - . - 0 7 6 TIIE AMATEUR DRAUGH TS3IA N, half-bound, oblong Bvo. - - - • - - 0 lb 0 CALVERT'S I NIT IA TOR V DRA WING BOOK, by which Learners may teach themselves the Elements of that elegant Accomplishment. In 12 Numbers. Six _ _ _ _ L. 2. ii. plain, each - • Ditto, Rix coloured, each -0 4 0 -0 1 0 BRITISH SCENERY; by Cairn. Three Numbers, - each - - - 0 2 0 - CALVERT'S LITHOGRAPHIC DRAWING BOOK, First seam, publiiihing In Numbers, each . 0 0 9 Ditto, Second Series, in Numbers, each . - 0 4 9 Mum Third Series, each - . - 0 0 9 FOOTSTEPS OF FLORA : or, the Art of Flower Painting rendered easy. Six Numbers, each . - 0 I 6 FUSSULL'S DRAWING BOOKS, after Alorland, each - . 0 0 6 - - THE OLD MASTERS. A Series of Copies from the bat Paintings of the Spanish, Italian, Dutch, and Flemish Schools, accurately coloured to represer,t the Originals, and mounted on stout tinted Drawing Paper. Seven Shillings and Sixrnce each. Subjects occupying eight inches by si x. I Landscape and Cattle: Berg. 7 Rains: Robert. hem. 8 Landscape: Ilobbima. 2 A Seaport : Claude Lorrain. 9 Sbeep Shearing : Velvet 3 A Seaport: Vernet. Breughel. 4 Going Hawking: Wouver- 10 Landscape: Van Goyen. mans. 11 Merry-making: Teniers. l A Calm : Van de Veldt. 12 Going to /darker: Coyp. 6 Landscape: Ruysdael. ~.venture, Monarch, Oman, iparaiso. The Elizabeth, Snowden, add Britannia, Hawley, from Huasco, have arrived at Valparaiso. The Hero, Forster. SG days from Liverpool for 31iramichi, was spoken 29th Sept., oft' Cape North. The Cossack, Monett, from Liverpool, had arrived at The Amelia was to sail from sliramichi fur Liverpool the 29th September. i. The sloop Jessie, from Scotland, with kelp, was lost yesterday on the North Bank • crew saved. The Inca, —, from Liverpool for Peru, was spoken in Ist. 46 S., out A days, all well. Rottetdalin: men • Waterloo, tihgpherel. for Leghorn; Carolin,e, Sluirh. _.rgo, 'for Sierra Leone; George, Berke, for Tobago; Abeona, Tam. for Jamaica; Brothers, Ferguson, for•Rit; Janeirol; Ellice, Stan. ners, for Tobago; Caroline, Hftzrow, for Stettin; York, Baker. for New York; Iris, Bateman, for Havre and Rouen ; Duke of Bronte, Harris, for Jamaica; Good Intent,Connolley, for Youghill ; Vigilant, Jammeson, for lismburgli. CLEARED OUTWARDS . FINALLY AT ORAVESTNIL—The Prince of Waterloo, Marlel, for Ostend ; Arend, Elbring, foe Antwerp ; Samuel and Sarah, Wott. for St. Thomas's ; Helens. Coy, for Malta and Corfu ; Salacia, Hearn, for Jamaica ; Phetbe, Ricbardson, for Demerara; Ilenrich Ferdinand, Schultz, Ica Stettin; Manly, Sayers, for St. Vincent's; Vrouw Oever, for Antwerp; Charles Brooke, Bell, for St. Vincent's; Clarkstone, Fullerton, for Jamaica. CLEARINO OUTWARDS.—The Breadalbane, Burgin. for Ja muica ; Duke of Kent. Cotesworth, f)r Pernambuco; Paris, Stone. house. for St. Petersburg') and Elsinore; Dart, Clark, for Fayal and Si. M:chael`s ; Cincinnati's, Bliss, for )11w ork ; Sarah Margaret, Sheader, for Hamburgh. CLAIMED OUT WAHD9 TO IREP,AND.—Catherine, Swan, for Limerick; London, Foss, for Waterford. ~ . . • , + Ag + . . . . 4 , -- r - t• - ' ,••• 1 111 I At AI 4 ' -• *- "•• ...--;.* '' w "co it ; .i:‘: .! = - , g 7 • ttitt - '-wir... t j ~,,,.......... Ili ic t i.-- - ,-----.„- •.,,,..- , _....,5 ......., i .:,,...,,,,,.,..,-.....-,z • _ , .....„....,„*...,..„,. , • i ..,0 % r ALlALaka___ iewm - ..: • . mow. • • . • • • . . .--.. No. 7,132. LONDON, FRII)AY, 'OCTOBER 21, 1825. ...-- • . CONTRACT FOR COALS. SALES BY AUCTION. SALES BY AliCnot THE GREAT TIMBER SHIP. NAVY-OFFICE, Oct. 19, 1895. T"Tr i a dedg ed , ers and Cumnaissianers of his Ma- AT BRIGHTON. CARLTON-COTTAGE. CAPITAL STOCK OF MODERN PAPER-HANOTNGS i The following letters from the Agent to Lloyd's at Hat- A AND BORDERING, ALSO A LARHS QUANTITY wish hale been received :- 1 roo T t l e i mp r int give Notize, at one With extensive Gardens, and every possible Convenience for a OF SEASONED FLOORCLOTHIL " Harwich, Oct. 18. Thal g e 41Y. the 3d of November next, w in no y ag l i s o t reat w i t h suc h p ersons as may be genteel Family ; also, a smaller Residence and Garden, very By Messrs. ROBINS, . " Sir-I beg to inform yon that the Baron of Renfrew floated o'clock. the,' . 35;4 ,,,,„„i„.. i , , „io di c a Cargo of ONE HUNDRED contiguous ; and a compact House in Sussex - stmt, on the At their Rooms, Piazza, Covent-Ha:dm, as 'TUESDAY, ' ogr the Long Sand this morning at three o'clock, and, when hat i into Grand Parade, all Freehold (the Uround very inviting for a Nov. 1, at 12, son, was brought up about eight miles E.S.E. of the Sunk Light. 1.50 f ia rry i , - _......t.! i . • ''s "S PONTOPS, . building operation) . (1 APIT AL STOCK from a PAPERHANG I NG The steam-ship. City of Edinb ur gh, w ill p ro c ee d th it he r w ith M r . gau d, • • I OR'S PONTOPS. or By Messrs. ROBINS, 1.-. 1 MANUFACTORY, comprising Lae OWN of modern Oilkerson and myself early in the morning, and 1 trust she will be ADAIR'S MAIN COALS. At the Old Ship„ Brighton, TO-MORROW, at 12, in Lots, by papering, including some rich satin, vandalism& leaf marbled and very soon in safety. frees from Th, sae' • Coals to be tat the expense of the Cooteaceor. hoes direction of C. Kramer, El. who is removing to Windsor, l a ttice staircase, cottage and gothic paw; border s, ' Ac. • also a ~ I am, Sir, your obedient 'errant, . Ne .., /esesc i e direct, and delivered at his Majesty's Naval Yard et • CARLTON COTTAGE, an unusually pleasant Re - L une quantity of *awned floorcloihs in .Menem' sixe s, large' " EDWARD SPENCER CURLING. been sidence, that was designated the and email squares, narrow and wide pump, Tints" , pattern, "To Mr. J. Bennett, Secretary to the Committee, Lloyd's." to th Ild A ra. Awn af (be ?}Air Win be saes at this Office. No Tender RUS IN URBE, marbled, dm . limit w ig he awaSpad it. ono acleak at the day of treaty, nor any until the vest improvements in Brighton have approached this May be viewed the day prior, and csbiegoeo had at the rooms. "On board the City of Edinburgh stesm.vessel, or ni sewed. oohs the party aeon spot foe bin moods. retired Villa . Mr. Kramer has expended a large sum upon this ____----- favourite retreat, and fitted it up in a manner congenial to the FREEHOLD, LONG. • " Sir-Since my communication of last night It has blown ez- pAssAGE to VADEMA -- DatlY "Pecivoll to "Tile at views of a moderate-sited respectable numly ;it is eligibly si- By STEVENS and RRE Lltiv e ' • costively hard from the N . W. but is now mine moderate, and, hay- la. 3 Cow*. wbereVw will remain 48 hoursythe new and remark. tuate in the vicinity of Dorset Gardens - ) sad possesses extended At the Auction bush, on TUESDAY, ber linneffli veleas log despatched a vessel into the offing for information, she has now, than elly fessaailing.Peeket Brig ruNctf AL, coffered. bunhen 120 /hews of Brighton and the Ocean. Adjmuidg is a Residence on a previously disposed of by jetvareelontrects II p.m. returned, the master stating that he saw the Baron of Ren- 1 th e y tan, JAS. WHIERBON. Commander ; being built purposely smeller scale, in the occupation of 31r. Newman, ate low rent ; A Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, wee p e i e h ig frees at anchor in the same situation she was left yesterday morning six ; i c ,=T ai veseel betwixt litaidepo and 3ladeira. The Funchal and in Sumeez.steeet, near the Grand Parade, a comfortable Resi- .CIL. roomy and commodious Pr , huste I , „ wi w pww , by this ship, which has been unavoidably detained in consequence ... c . . 1 a and elegantly Iliad !Pi haYinll a large dining-moats &nee, with large yard, fitted up with coach houses, stabling for2o love neighbourhood, No. 7, Heitan. s treet t acre , Th e y of the gales, and for the necessary supply of coals. bot she will pro. "" ermine? ditto, with four. M. er opt esaWile baths, so mat be hones, Ike. The whole is Freehold. and presents a very eligible comprises a brick and timber Building, dantaining four „ rooms, need to sea at four o'clock to-morrow morning, after which I trust at th dashed, attache ! to lot,oof. - tan bo fif NlPlrsooll ; 16 ° , a ) ar opportunity foe investment. parlour, sitting-room, large workshops, and paved yprd behind ; to report a favourable result, not only in assisting to recover the lost of tl anchors and cables, but to put the bower on board the ship, and to dotal e x hig and two fligr sleilMs. 111Partiewlere may be bad, prior to the sale, at the Libraries and on lease to and in the occupation of Mc. John -Hunt, • very re- gni, to s, In , . _ ato principal Hotels at Brighton and Worthing ; and of Messrs. spectable tenant, at a low rent of 361. per annum, get her into a roadstead. efFec MITCHELL, Robins, in Covent-garden. May be viewed, with leave of the tenant, antPmmtleulars had on "To (Signed) "E. S. CURLING. at .street, Broad. . - the premises; of Messrs. Ross and tuo„ke, SeSeitrws. New-Inn i .4.,J°ba.l3"netti Esq . XS: itiametst r.....„........ shell rental to • , ON THE MARINE PARADE, BRIGHTON. .0.--Since the above wag written it has blown • tremendous i n In --. t the lace of sale ; and of Striven', and arenc4v, 36, Old -, -.- A DELIGHgrUL FRE'EFIOLD It ESIDENCE, !MEE- a P . --in__ ph." - ATEI.Y rev' ND T ROZA. Jewry. • ......7:-: that ... be 1., _ Bil I lb looNdor bados Ololoster t • By Mesas. ROBIN 6, OAKEY-STREET, EETHNALt.ORKEN..-„DESIRABLIE * • LITERPOOL, TugenAr, Ocr. 16. at pi perosi r mi tNe~ w sell i fi l e L at ar d e P i rryl issi lldithillfor " At the Old Ship, Brighton, TO-MORROW, at 12, LONG LEASEHOLD ESTATE. --eme— wool A N ExceIIentFREEHOLD MARINE RESIDENCE, Producing • Net Income of 72,1. PAL 54. per Annum. - Wind %V., squally with rain.-High water 3 ie. p. 4. Met bilbottebelitlf dey of Mawr/a mac A !Mob doe CI.. pranging an admirable opportunity either toe occupation or By STEVENS and IiRENCHLEY, Anired ate Fair Ellen, Patterson, from Lima and Payta.sailed stanl coca biteek, i ss th i a: u V reetwi thyole ikegf ighslinieti thiet investment ; it is delightfully situate needy opposite the At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, November 13. at 12, from Lima 24th May, and Payta 4th July ; Belem Cute, Jones, 'nil CHAIN PIER, AT BRIGHTON, A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising five fleet*. from Lisbon. • lie ' r f s f eeeepeo, MB the elli web Croefiloth lobs nay Being No. 69, oo thaMarine Parade, containing ample accommo- . The Alsncherater, Thompson, from Liverpool, arrived at Val- - 1 -1.. Brick - built threlling.housis, situare Nos. 1,9, 3,4, and 8, mi d penis° 23d June. enthuse ealal a / 1 1 1 611 Mask Claims, will bit aadaded dation for a family of respectability ; it has lately been consi- from ail bamboo' ofothth. NW." therefrom. tt • daably improved, at an immense expense, and has a projecting ey-street, Bethnal-green. in the occupation of yearly weekly tenants, at tents amounting to (per annum) 931. Ids. ; the The Nile, Neild, from Liverpool, had arrived at Dublin. this — A - 1 -- 4;argroticAlv MI,,gIING ASSOCIATION. bow front, thus commanding a bold and uninterrupted view .in landlord paying the taxes. The Bruce, Glenn from Lima, arrived at Montevideo the 31st roue i every direction. It is at present in the occupation of Mn. Finreqt .a. Ilie Obeetersid Os Athosiosisa doe Assisting in Working d m e o w mi d n o g g „as of Spanish America listing ayson, at • • low rent of 130 guineas a year ; the land tax is re- The property is held on lease for a long term, subject to a ground JulJ",l i t rent of only 51. per annum. The taxes last year amounted to he Laurel, Hough, sailed from Montevideo, for Liverpool, the tors 20th Jul. the Mines deemed. amnia a CaR of Flee Posed, ow Ai of the Shares of the A/00(UL. 181. es. 7d. making together 231. Os. 7d., leaving a net annual in- furni o w s ax **powers vestal la dim by the Deed, the Proprietors nlay be viewed with permission of the tenant, and particulars .; had ; also alit Hill and licitors, Pavilibn-parade ;at c ' me of 721 ' 123 ' Id ' The Fulham, Foster ; Countess Dalhousie. Wright; Freeland, Thompson, from Liverpool, have arrived at Valparaiso. scare mie y e isionli se pay the mime as the moan' of their respective Miry be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had at meow Nam. Buds!, Th om . s m . , an d co. Lombard - serest , the Old Ship, Brighton ; and of C o., Anus. Robins, Covent-garden. the place of sale ; and of Stevens and Brenehley, 36,01 d Jewry. The Speed, —, from —, had arrived at Valparaiso. sells on or borers des 24th of November mess. BRIGHTON, ON THE WEST CLIFF. i The Hope, —, from London, had arrived at Valparaiso. plies --"-. -"--------.- JOSEPH LOWE, Secretary. A valuable Plot of Freehold (hound, immediately fronting the TO be LET a large and very commothons FAMILY 7, Stifeise v s-pleet., Oct. 21, MI6. bes , and calculated for the erection of Residences of a tint rate The Mary Ann, Lindsay, frosn'Quebee, had arrived at Cork. Ell EMPIRE LIFE ASSURANCE ASSO- description. By Messrs. ROBINS, HOUSE, In excellent condition, end St for immediate oceu- The Union, Litter , 11111:Lbterpool for St. John's, New Bruns- owin ration, suitable for a private family or a professional residence, wick, put into Cock in distress. c ooing most desirably situate in • large airy private street, eontigu. A large sloop is on shore on the North Bank. MIMI IT CIATION.IO, WA.T.CALOO-PLACC, PALI...MALT., for the tons tu u r s e. to the Inns of Court. To be had either with or without Fund. The Fair Ellen brings accounts that Callao was still in the bands sand ', m ance of jive , Contingent Assurances and Surnivorahips. At the Old Ship, Brighton, TO-MORROW, by direction of the Count and Countess St. Antonio, nedawmeno for Children, for the Purchase and Sabi of Annuities A of the Spaniards. not e2 d, geversleas, and to Grant Annuities. PLOT of FREEHOLD GROUND, admirably cal- Apply, by letter only, post paid, addressed to A. 8., at Messrs. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19. t h en culated for an advantageous building operation, and pos- Harwood and Swale's, Booksellers, 21, Great Russell-street, S.OXO/Aalr DIZICCTORS. W'ind S.S.E. to &S.W.-High Water, 12 ni. p. r,. "n on marked thus • aft also Trustees. sensing the peculiar advantage of being the only vacant spot on the Bloomsbury. Arrived the Ansa, I:re from Glasgow. are f His Excellence Count Munster •Right lion. Lord George.Sey• West Cliff whereon to erect . Residencea of a first nate . ehtireetre, Off-Two shi p. p ,a s ricoer fo lt u hb r e : g b id rigs. Private signal, Messrs. Cropper, five; • . with corresponding offices, without encountering the fatiguing din- TO THE ASTHMATIC. Ben so n , better ' •It_urtit Hen. E4tl of Elgin and moor tance of at least a mile :it in the site of the Count and Countess A MERCHANT of known respectability discovered, b an ag d Fn? not ateor Com fm e m on New shor li e. nr - k Half-past seven n ti r e' t Kistardine *Right Hon. Sir Gem Ouselle Net Hoc. Lord Viscount Tor. M. G. Prendergast , E. M.P. St. Antonio's late Residence and Grounds on the during his Travels in a Tropical Climate, an innocent, aim- o'clock. T r -*Charles Tennyson,. Esq. M.P. WEST CLIFF, AT BRIGHTON, pie, but effectual Remedy for Asthma, which has been adminis- The Highlander, Stott, from St. John's, New Brunswick, had immediately facing the Sea, and forming the extremity of the in- tered with much stleCeßs in this country, and is now sold by appoint. arrived at Londonderr y. exec 4 11 grt all flon. Lord Raba Fitz- Lieut--Gen. Wetherell 'raid Major Moor, F.R.S. tended new square, to be called Cavendidnwpiare. Also four ment at Mr. BUTLER's, Chemist, 4, Cheapside, where a reference The Ad v e n t ure , —, from Liverpool, had arrived at Arica. In V Right lion. Lord Blayne? valuable Plots, being on the east side of Cavendish-square, and w ill b e g i ven . The Monarch, Oman, from Guano, had arrived at Valparaiso. laws fenntino wear. a-ell ralrulatial for bitildine houses on a smaller 1.4 fn. " THE' A WTI A cvnta xt A .1•11 , cv 1. , n.. .... .... . . .. . . - .. . .. .. g low casn pnces : mat is -- -- — THE N% 2s. • a Two-bushel Set, SHIPPING IN:VELLIGENCE. our-bushel Set, 5L 15s. •_—.....—_ The weavers are now begi rn beer, to fine and bottle CUSTOM-HOUSE, OCT. 19. spurning the imperious and i &c. In town or country. Sutra ENTERED INWARDS. — Vhe Quatro Dmlos, Moreira, ers o f t h e com bi nat i on . D u mg and Turtle Tubs lent from Oporto; Aurora, Alunck, from lilts= ; Frau Dorothea, to of Packing_ Casks and Realm, from Tonningen ; Herstelling, Tenger, from Emden ; Al- the extensive warehouses in Utensils, and Wins Rot- bertine , Vegt, from Wismar; Providence, Pearson, from Dun- of fine lawns, and some ma 7ubs. oval and round, of kirk; Oyster, Bryant, from Caipplirei; Arueloie„ romans, f ro m prices of coarse cosaies sod r ~,,, poihig the coun t r y, Malabo t Ba*Nri; Chafregilor, and Goiemor Milken, Dixon, halfpenny an ell. Weaver from Quebec; Neptune, James, from Limerick; Arina, Grey, This is comparatively a new Ike a note of this—No, 3, from Dublin. Posedisof masa. of oriel Strand.—flood workmen ENTERED OuiLVAans.—The„prins Frederick, Atherclen, foi n e e e°m • • ::-- `,---_ ,-- Rotterdam.; Imsnina Bouman, Lfdllatider, for Itonebk.:olcert-uf patterns in tneteeu, anu men ; Waterloo , Shepherd, fur Ilamburgh ; Amy, 111 field, or bleached cotton, antipir, published by W. Cole, for Leghorn; Caroline, Muirhead, for Demerara; Argo, 1 yloa, purposeful which they are and sold by all Book and for Siena Leone; Charge, Brooks, for Tobago; Abeona, Tomer, ber SO, is put into 4 I,to 'IIAINI RISE. An Excellent Residence, ir; complete repair, and large Garden, held for 88 years, and immediate possession. Ely Messrs. ROBINS, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY. Nov. 3. at 12, AIN Excellent LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, upon 11 which several Hundred Pounds have lately been expended in ornamental and substantial repairs, and tit for the immediate occu pation of a respectable family • it is delightfully situate at Clapham Rise, only two miles and a half front the City, the back pews ex. tending over Brixton and Dulwich, with an extra piece of garden ground at the haft, upon which a coachhouse and stable might be erected if required, having a distinct entrance from the Bedford private rad. The house contains four bed-chambers and cirssing room. twit elegant drawing-roons, two handsome parlours, and excellent dcmestic offices, with a large garden and a forecourt, held In lease 63140 yeara, at a low rent. May be-viewed, and partieulari had on the premises ; at the 'Armin!' Mort; inst of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden. The Chapell le; of Frensham and .Elstcd, in the County of Surrey, with . the Right of Presentation ; the Glebe and Land Tithes, and the Great and Small Tithes of the two Parishes, and the Coin Tithes of DoCking Field, in the County of Southampton, producing, at low Rents and on short Leases, 7451. a-year. , By 3lessrs. ROBINS. At the Auction Mart, opposite the Wink of England, on THURS DAY, ,November 3. at 12, by 'direction of the Devisees, rinHE CHA PELRY or PARSONAGE of F,REN— . JL SHAM, and the CHAPELRIC or PARSONAGE of MATED, with the Right of Presentation to each; the present In. eumbent 60 years old; both arc situate in the county of Surrey. Attached to Frensham is • capital Brick Mansion, formerly the Archdeacon's Palac..,_ with .corresponding utfiess a every descrip. don. together with a Glebe. and the GREAT- AND SMALL TITHES OF THE WHOLE PARISH OF FRENSHA 31. Also the Corn Tithes of Docking Field. in the county of South. sanpeon. a small Farm in the Tithing of.Churt ; and the GREAT AND SMALL TITHES OF THE PARISH OF . ELSTED; the whole of which were let on lease to responsible tenants at low rents, fur five years, from the 10th of October, 1821, at 7401. A-YEA It, independent, of course. of the Chuseli Preferment. The estates are desirably situate in the vicinity of Farnham and Godahuing ; and in the year previous to the time of agricultural distress, the rents exceeded 1,1001. a 'year, and which, it is presumed, may again be contemplated. Particulars may be had any day previous to the sale, at the principal Inn, at Farnham, Southampton. and Gooalming ; at the °dices of Messrs. Dendy and Morphett, Bream's-buildings, Chancery-lane; at the.Auctirsa Mart ; &odor Messes. Robins, Co vent.garden. OXFORDSHIRE. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, In most excellent order, for instant occupation, very eligible, with a view so a secure investment, at Little Milton, three miles from Tetaworth ; also three smaller Fauns contiguous, together with several Cottages and Gardens, and a capital Dwelling-house, with Malt-house and Orchard adjoining. By Alesars—ROßlNS, At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, Nov. 3, at 12, in Lots, by direction of the Assignee of Mr. Jemmett, and under an order of .the Insolvent Debtors' Court, A VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM, pleasantly .L - 1. situate, within three miles of Tetsworth, in a neighbourhood remarkable for its sociability ; it comprehends an excellent Resi dence, adapted to a Gentleman or superior Farmer, with good pleasure and kitchen garden attached, and complete with all useful offices ; together with about 200 CUSTOMARY ACRES OF FREEHOLD LAND, of a superior quality, pleasantly situate In the rural village of Little 31iltott. The Estate is in band, and in the beet possible condition. By a valuation just made, the annual value may be safely esti mated at FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS. At a former period it produced considerably more. Also three smaller FA IL 31S, which would form an excellent ad dition to the above, containing altogether 110 Acres of superior land, with Farm Houses, and all requisite Buildings, situate contiguous, and in the same pariah. Likewise an excellent DWEIJ.ING-HOUSE, with Malt house and Orchani, four Cottages and large Gardens ; all in the occupation of respectable tenant,. Also a REVERSIONARY INTEREST io and to 21 Acres of hand. . Them Estates comprehend altogether FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN ACREB ; and the annual mine may be estimated at ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS... _ ..... May be viewed by applying on the premises, at Little Milton floase, and to the thEerent Farms. Particulars had may day prior to the sale, at Or Star bin. Oxford; Plough. 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Warwick. 4 Brighton. 8 Tinian Abbey. LOCAL, AND PICTUJIESQUE VIEWS, Splerdidly coloured and mouTerl.,_2o.. each.—SubJetts 18 inches by . l3. 14 Otford Castle, Kent, East View. • 15 Kildare Abbey, North-west View. 16 Lanercrost Priory. West View. 17 Gloucester Cathedral. IS Ilayleybury College, Bert fordaire. 1 Tintern Abbey, North-easi View. 2 Roslin Castle, near Edin burgh. 3 Eltham Palace, Kent. 4 Netter Abbey,, ineerior View. 5 St. Alban's Abbey Church. fi byme Castle. Kertt. 7 Tintern Abbey, South-east View. 8 Eichorn Palace, Kent, South- View. east View. 20 Kenilworth Castle, North 10 Fountain's Abbey. York. View. 11 Rochester Castle, Kent. 21 Warwick Castle. 12 Waltham Abbey, North 22 Warwick Castle. 'from the View. Darden of R. Tomes, lisq. 13 Melrose Abbey, South View. Half-a-Guinea each.-21 Subiects, 13 inches by 10. Four shillings each.—Subjects, 8 inches by 6; Consisting of Fifty-four Views of the best Landscapes and Build ings in Great Britain. And a great variety of other Lithographic Drawings, plain and coloured. . Printed for W. Cols, 13, Nswgat►stmet, and sold by al) Book. sellers in the Kingdom. Castle, Emit FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Faiwoirill, OCT. 111—Sidled the Rambler, Watson, for Ant. werp, PLYMOUTH, OCT. 18.—Arrived the Fortitude, Manning, from London for St. Kitt's ; Fame, Stephenson, from London fur Gilboa. Sailed the Cygnet, Russell. for Newfoundland. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 19.—Arrived the Planet, Barclay, from Scotland for La Ouayra; Augusta, of and for Bremen, froM New Orleans, with loss of topmasts, sails, rigging, bulwarks, &c. DEAL, OCT. 19.—Arrived the Jane, Farr, from St Peters. burgh ; Barbadoes, Lee, from Quebec ; Lively, Baxter, from. Bordeaux ; Nelly, Burrell, from :Vora Scotia. Arrived from the River the Samuel and Sarah, Watts, for Antigua; the Asaph, Bartlett, for Bahia.; Charles Brook, Bell, for St. Vincent's; Betsy and Sophia, Garraway, and Mary Ann, Alozely, for St. Do mingo. SIX P. ,s.—A breese is springing up from the N.E., and the outward-bound are nearly all under weigh. GRAVESEND, OCT. 19.—Arrived the John Salmon, Davison, from filiramichi ; Rambler, Bloom, from St. Petmburgh ; Chris tiana, Certen, and Harmony, Nelson, from Gottenburgh; John, Warden, from Quebec; Brighton, Sebor, from New York; Robert and Sarah, Wilson, from Hamburgh ; Vincedor, Amiss, from Oporto ; Charles and Ellen, Haskell, from Boston ; Jason,' Marshall, from St. Perersburgh; Johanna, Waller, from Stralsund. Sailed the Leander, Richmond, for the Mooching ; Anna, Fink; Sophia, Morland ; Hope, Orrniston, for Ilamburgh ; Sandwich, Aland, for Grenada. lavrapoox, OCT. 10.—Arrived the Fair Ellen, Patterson, from Lima; and the Belem Castle, Jones, from Lisbon. Sum xns, OcT. 18.—Arrived the Cove, Palmer, and the Gren ville Bay, from Davis Straits. The Trafalgar, of Bones', was fallen in with near Cape Bre. ton. water.logxed mid abandoned. The John Barry, arrived in the Downs From Quebec. sailed 18th ult. Left loading the ships Chapman, Prince, Diadem, Woodbridge, and Nelson, and the brigs Bonito, Rambler. Mo narch, and Britiah Tar; the brigs would sail in ten or twelve days. The Mary Ann and Symmetry bailed in company with the John Barry. VEssrus arca row WITU.—The Lord Wellington, Maxwell, from Ncwry for Pictou, sth inat.; James and Mary, from Liver. pool for St. John's, New Brunswick, Bth ; Lord Byron, bound to Pictou, 11th ; by the Decagon, arrived at Bristol. • MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT THE COURT Or COHMISTIONERS OF BANKRUPTS, HASINGHALI.-STREET. TO-MORROW. THIRD }METING. Every, T. Fore-street, LimeVot;;;,anaoretnith Parry. H. and Underwood, J. Change-alley, Cornhil), bill broken Robson, R. Seymoor-plaea, Bryanstone-sqnare, carpenter SECOND MEETINGS. Nichol, I. and P. Cornhill, merchants - - Pringle. Jane. London-road, Borough, victualler Sandwell, E Strand, tavern-keeper - FIRST MEETINGS. Brinley, J. S. Birehimlane, ship-broker - - Pollen., F. Pall-mall, man-milliner - . - Dickinaon, J. Church-passage, Guildhall, warehouseman King, T. Bermondsey New-mad, linen-draper - Malin. E. Berkeley-agitate, shoemaker Pain. R. G. Lloyd's Cofiee.house, and Brixton, surrey, underwriter Welsford. J. Little Guildford -street, Borough, timber merchant . . - . - Vowel!, J. Piccadilly, lininildr: . per . " — 11'bitbrtad, W. Southend, linen. draper ?t ~~ ~ ~ i c+. „ _ • ” ~.mia g A , " • • • , 11 • .1 .0 ~.,• , Alm! La"? "110.4110-- Wissfis - 010•4 X 104041. Price r. COMBINATIOIa IN SCOTLAND. THE COLLIERS. The prompt manner in which the combined *Alias were • rooted out at Calder Coal Works bas disown their lades Ito terrible consternation. A general ineeting of aboet ~300 of the combined body was held on Friday last, inn sand-fiehlnear Tolleross, when it was decretel, in order to prevent there being any. increase ti the supply of coals from the number of new hands that have so onexpeetedly been thrown into the Market, that the colliers who adhere the combination in the_other coal-pits at raskine, tamed it the quantity of coals they put out to six carts a weet, nine shillings of wages. The wages a collier can make at present being front s. 3d. to la. 6d. an hour, they not only do not go more than three or four days a week to their work, but when they do go, it is only fur a few houra, seldom the length of ; and when there are two or three in a family, the half them,enly work that day, the others sitting and l oo ki n g them, 'never casting their costs. It was proposed at owe, the late meetings of the colliers (and which will4ter .oubt he tried to be carried into effect), to counteract tits effect of new hands being brought in, that all the colliers all the asasociated works shall restrict their outputs. proportion as the outputs by the new hands increase; so at no more coals shall be pat out, whatever moans-mar used to increase the quatitity. This is practised so far . present, that whenever the stock of coals at any colliery tmounts to about three days' output, they are ordered in ntly to restrict their quantity till the stock is sold elf .is is a daily occurrence. The injury done to the iron trade of Scotland by the col-. Teri combination is strikingly evident from the fact that '•• year there is fully a fourth less iron made in this entry, solely in consequence of the want of coals, and the went interruptions rendering it unsafe for the iron-rnas- , to prepare iron-stone, &c.; and several of the blast furnaces have consequently remained vacant: Iron is very srce at present, from the great demand. Pig-iron, No. 1, . at 101.10 s. a ton, and is not to be bad.. Om areep !cations from all parts of the kingdom for nfgeiron ; and (though the price has been lowered a little ie. Wales, it is -ing to the rivalry of the leading iron-Masters. The COD- Iption of pig-iron in Great Britain last yeb was 600,000 : of this quantity, Scotland supplied thirty-five thou id tons. It is understood that the make this year will be above five hundred thousand tons. In Scotland T are seven iren-works. At Calder iron-ivorks Mere • four blast furnaces: in Wilsontown, two; in Carron,. -; Clyde, two: Shotts, one; Clelland, two; hluirkirk, tree ; Devon, two. These furnaces make, ou an average, 1 tons of iron a week each, when working. The great wages which the colliers have made so great exertions to gain have been very far from a benefit to than.. In various places, ever since the repeal of the combination laws, they have been almost constantly in a state of semi intoxication, while their wives and families have been much worse off than when wages were far lower. The manner in which the colliers exercise their authority over their humble masters may he judged of from a late incident. A manufacturer in Glasgow had ordered a hun dred tons from Ayrshire, but when the colliers there learned the destination, they intimated their determination not to interfere with the Lanarkshire colliers, and insisted that. the hundred tons should be sent elsewhere; and they were obeyed.—Glasgow Chronicle. - 7E WEAVERS. • beginning to feel the advantage of and usurped authority of the lead-, , Dunng the last ten days, some of in town have given oat a number manufacturers have advanced the twee* front taster-thing to we - • • mere are wanted t dt - fsaey'firrftelis a new sort of fabric: ; The: trorrik.... widatg sciouye , :set trea.reet van and they are wefred with.either st ',pry in -hreaddemccordhig •,to the purpose*. which , ate intended. Varp, about mini-.. ber SO, is put into il,too reed, and'heing svel)ed 'tiara ' -, four to Sire shots ovetieriew, the biely of the cloth as stroregvi looks well, and is meeting a reailly wale in the London ' market. • An 1,800 11-8 is paid 10d. an ell for weawug, . but nothing,is allevieflefor windin ' the 4 silk. There ails in several ases still some vacant loomsi ; in Pollokshaws, t for instance, there are nearly one u:ndT•ed, but those hK whom they were occupied, either, during the rOpripi the. combination, left the place, or fell into tome other. ..tie.. went. —lbid. i ' • -.. ..-4 N. ,Immum... RECOVERY OF THE CHRISTIANA-HRIG‘ , ~, OFF MARGATE. ' • . ' ___........ ••. The Messrs. Bells and their companions, by intlefatign.a ble perseverance and industry, have at length succeeded Ira - recovering from the bed of the ocean,.after having been. submerged eleven months, the brig laden with about Itil pieces of brandy, which was sunk on the Margate Salida. Several ineffectual attempts had been made tolift the vessel, by inserting powerful screws in the deck, but the super- _ incumbent means were at first insufficient to rare it bodily. and in two or three instances the deck gave, from which circumstance may be attributed the escape of several pieces- A chain subsequently was drawn under the keel, tint•the wreck wts so firmly docked in the sand, thartlfis resound failed; until another, and more powerful one, capable of.. sustaining the weight, was procured : when at last the hidden treasure, after several months' close application by the crew, gratified their sight by appearing on the snakes ' of the water, with about 160 pieces still remaining in her hold. It is a remarkable circumstance, that the whole of this ' undertaking was completed without the aid of a diving= • ' bell. The method resorted to was, by having on the deck • of the vessel employed, what is termed a " Jack in the . box," through which the screws and other snitrunseets were dropped: and by this simple contrivance—it is no more than an upright box—the men were enabled to work • with safety. The length of time the spirit has been im mersed, has not in the least diminished its flavour, awing to the soundness and thickness of the battoms in which it is contained. It is now statedlo be the intention of the Messrs. Bells to purchase the diving-bell and *dates of the Dutch Government, the same as was lately ellepkeyed • in an attempt to restore the precious cargo of the Janne" frigate.-lentiA CArtrnicie. In the town of Madbury, New Hampshire, resides a man named Israel Tibbeta, whose bulk far exceeds thit of die famed Daniel 2.aknbert. Ills weight is aSS perunk. He is about ail feet high, and was not at 'alt ems/edit when young. A Captain lately, at Brighton, leaped his hone over ra4s , at the top of the Cliff, where there was scarce room tor the horse to stand, and afterwards told a friend that he sue... posed that there was not another man in the kingdom would ' do the like. " Yes," saki his Mend, " there are twenty in Bedlam." . . MET co a.—A bout eight o'clock on Sunday evening, a very large and brilliant meteor shot from the northern part of the horizon upwards to the centre of the hemisphere. It appeared at first in that part of the heavens then occupied by the direction stars of Ursa Major. It described a die lance apparently of atiout six or eight yards, and its pto - - great was marked by a train of sparks such as ustiany saw company a rocket, and precede its buratinp FLATTkIIIY.—A beggerman. on his rounds in &popular. parish in Ayrshire, took the !iberty of rapping at the cloae 'of the beat house in. it. It so happened that the only do emetic in the house was the cook, who Jail her own more immediate business to open the door. :teeing that it was sr, beggar man who had disturbed. her ) she very ar!gpily ti rn leave the house, asd go mid work; " Ott; said Ott , r t berlunzie, " I suppose if !maim. I titann ; but he** gang, I canna help saying,; th at I lame wa r 'je e p. so_ boav it (foot) in a' coif or car-nein': " Yried,oo *Mat that.. I mid that, grade man," said thq.maiWiaa lady et alp *mow -• ping -pan, _" money >as theoht tAskeetodrionte bey pox , die, an' I will celarie 4 :e a disci." ... . . . . z. /// t".; 1.7 ~:~ e•. ~.' ~ r." . k I a C. , • • ' .N 1