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7 number. Per Dozen. Clint. Lahti sad Mir- gum -72 a. to 96a. Sparkling Cham ._Psitn! - 73.. -84 a. DO. and Creaming of the first quality - . —4.— Me. St. Pertly, dry and spark. 751. t'hattlis . Hermitage. Red and White !Nis. terne, Foreign Liqueursof all kinds. 7ill - :That Local Committees be formed by the Gentlemen in respective neighbourhoods, to co-operate and correspond with thi Central Committee. The Chairman of each of the said Committee to be ex-officio a member of the Central Committee. - Bth. That the following be the Requisition, and be signed by the Gentlemen present; and that a Deputation, consisting of the Jr- following Gentlemen—the Chairman, Mr. Foulia, Mr. Hill, the hese Mayor of Leeds, Alr.Wilmer Field, and Major Bower , be requested d to to wait upon Mr. Duncombe with the Requisition. any 9th. That the proceedings of this Meeting be inserted twice In tide, the following Newspapers :—John Bull, Morning Post, Courier. r DO Morning Herald, Times, New Times, Morning Chronicle, Brii d' au Press, Globe, St. James's Chronicle, Leeds Intelligent -et., and and other Papers of the County 31.1CDONALD. Chairman. ills Lordship having left the Chair, Resolved unanimously—That the thanks of this Meeting given to the Noble Chairman, for his able conduct in Chair. TO WILLIAM DUNCOM BE, Esq. M.P. We, the undersigned Freeholders of the county of York, strongl; Impressed ' with the inexpediency and danger of admitting the ad hereats of the Church of Rome to any further share of politica power in our excellent Protestant Constitution, and confidentl; believing that our sentiments on this aubject are entertained by great majority of the Freeholders of this county, are anxious the thaw sentiments should be faithfully expressed by our Represent atives in Parliament. &poring rear opinions to be congenial with our own, and con. sidersog you in other respects highly eligible as a Member for thia great county, we have conic tothe4letermination of offering out suffrages to you, provided you wil allow yourself to be put ie nomination as a CandWate at the approaching Election. From our knowledge and exprience of your conduct and send. ments in Parliament, from your situation in the county, and the tor. mer conflation of yOur faniiiy with its representation, we are awned that, Wanted one of our Representatives, you will att ith fidelity to the general welfare of the nation, and the it interests of this Important and extensive county : and we heir t lident that you will continue to use your efforts and increased guence to preserve inviolate those establishments in Church State to which we are firmly attached. In the event of your being disposed to come forward in conforo with nar wishes, we engage, by our votes and Interest, to use utmost exertions to becurc your election. We hays the honour to be, Sir, Your faithful obedient servants, 31 acaonilti .1. B. inane mules. ..- ..._______ de- G. Cholmley J. W. Field s cues the J. Robinson Faiths William Lyddom s tbe Nur- htortnadake Langley Thomas 3litchelson lAnaleptie Tatton Sykes John Overton overnment J. C. Green Robcrt Piper feral. A. Hill Thomas Price Analeptic Robert Bowes . . John W. Elam John Headlam T. C. Read Joshua Pollard F. WTliciinberg, P.D. John Blanchard H. Hewgill B. Eamonson William Dent Samuel Herbert Thomas Tennant Thomas Brownrigg Joshua Hudson Robert Cattle Charles iVeddiel lieorge Vincent JUDOS Wilson iiieorg! Dixon IL Bower, jun. Franeis Lundy William Prat W. L. Pickard eniy Hall H. J. Todd Robert bittost William Bulma H. J. Dickens Gt. Wright W. L. F. Scott U. Lowther 1). R. Ourrer George 11'ray l'udoey Dawson Ncrreliffe Nocelitre. John Blanchard, jun. A. J. Stott IVilliact Burton James Landon ~ .---. .—..-.. James Audue Samuel Sharpe Benjiuniu Agar Benjamin Sadler John Pemberton W. Metcalfe Thomas Lund Edward Prat 3. 11. Lowther James Richardson John Elston Johr..lVolstentwline, James Richardson ; jun. ing sea and dashed on the rocks, where, but for the humane assist.. ance of the spectators, they must have perished. Too much praise cannot be given to the military and inhabitants for their prompt and kind assistance to their sufferings; and particularly a Mr. Green of this town, who bravely assisted the boatmen in boarding the brig. A young naval officer was also observed attending to the hauling lines, and dashing into the surf after the unfortunates who had nearly become sufferers by leaving the boat so prematurely ; his name, we understand, is Darby, midshipman of the guard. ship here. Two light colliers also became wrecks in the course of the morning, but the crew were saved without difficulty. KIRKWALL, Nov. 17.—The cargo (herrings) of the Friends, driven on shore at the Isle of Flotta, has been saved, with the ex- ception of one barrel, by the exertions of five large herring fishing boats, and men belonging to the island of Flotta. She has been floated off' the rocks, and towed to a safe place in Long Hope. The bottom is very much damaged.—Part of the wreck of a large ship has been driven on shore on the west coast of Orkney ; a great deal of timber is floating about, which is supposed to be part of the cargo. A boat has come on shore at the back of Hoy, supposed to be one belonging to the wreck, with `• David Duncan's on the stern. Three dead bodies have been found where the wreck came on shore. DUMFRIES, Dtc. 3.—The Renown, from Oporto, which was on shore on the 26th ult., after discharging such part of her cargo as was for this port, and about twenty pipes more to lighten her, was got off the 28th, reshipped her wine, repaired her damage, and went to sea last night, on her voyage to Greenock. Denctx, Dec. I.—lt has blown a violent storm since noon. The Edward, Gardner, from Liverpool for New York, in making for this harbour, struck on the Bar, and drove against the North \Vail ; her masts are gone, and fears are entertained for the crew. as the life-boat could not reach her. The schooner Wellington, of \Viatica has sunk near the Pigeon-house. The Jane, of Work. ington. from Belfast for this port, struck on the North \Vail, but was assisted oft' with considerable damage. DEC. 2.—The crew of the Edward are saved ; the vessel is a total wreck. The Nicholson, from Barrington for this port. is on chore near Black Boy. The Ellen, Thompson, and Defiance, Pettigrew, from Whitehaven, are lost near Sutton ; tire of the crew of the former drowned. Wind S.S.E. a gale. WEXFORD, DEC. 2.—The following vessels were driven on shore at flosentown, nine miles south of this port, during a heavy gale from the south and I fear will be wrecked, but trust the cargoes will be saved. Sam, of Berwick, Elliot, from Bristol to Liverpool; crew saved. Favourite, Gillerton. of and for Wick, for Bristol; clew saved. Macedonia. of Ptelhely, Jones, front Newport to Liverpool ;!crew saved. Ann, of Barmouth, Hum. phries, twin Newport to Glasgow ; master, mate, and a boy drowned. A vessel is on shore near the Sauce Islands. Cora or Coax, 11ac.2,—The master of the Cambria, arrived - - _ here, reports, that on the 15th October, in lat. 30, 40. long. 78, 12, he fell in with a vessel bottom upwards, apparently about 160 tons, sharp built and lately coppered ; was either brig or schooner rig ged; her mainmast and bowsprit standing; had yellow sides, with painted ports on the bulwarks ; her channels on the top of the bul warks, her chain bolts very much pointed ; she had windows painted on her stem, and a broad white m.ulding above ; her name was so high that it could not be made out. She had something re sembling stars, or full-blown roses, painted one on each side of the stern. She was clean, and apparently not long in that condition. CUIMAVEN, Nov. 27.—The fight vessel has been driven from her station, and is at present under Newark, from which island many alarm-guns have Cecil heard. The Twee flebrodeva, Stomp, from Antwerp for Leith, is stranded near Padingbuttle, on the Weser. Several persons are going from hence, to get her round to this port. 11.i:sniffer, Nov. 27.—The English brig Asia, Captain Jolin Storey, which arrived here yesterday, and Wks to serve as a packet between Antwerp and Rio de Janeiro, was driven from her an chors by the breaking of a chain and cable, and is now on the bank of Kalvot, half full of water, so that There is little prospect of sav ing her. Rivri, Nov. lb.--Captain Harrison, of the IVillison Ether ington, trom St. Petershurgli to London, stranded in Casperwick Bay, in going to take possession of his skip, and to endeavour to get her off. Nov. 16.—A three-masted vessel is reported to be on shore about fifteen miles to the northward of Peroau Bay, abandoned. Seve ral dead bodies have been driven on shure on the west side of Da- _ gond among them two women anti three children. 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Port with some vessels from StePetersbergh, aall elgAgglitallf . , , l' Directors of the United (ltmipano oil Lli of tbeMEM BEES aad FRIENDS of the SOCIETY for Misain . g • -e • • • A ... . 44103 COtirt 0 , • - • ' ---.410.-- • .1 ser England trudiitg to the Eon Indira do hereby the el !TWA TION and GRA DU A L A BOLITION * iiALUA BLE lig /11SION, LIVERPOOL, frioxvier, Dia. 6. -- t - L, ~„ , . _TT - ~ - - •: . UN 1" grya lahti e I SLAVERY throughout the British Dominions, will be held al CANAL SHARES AND T RNPIKE ROADS. _ The Dove. Woed, of Bristol, was driverron shoreelEllll9l.olllll • • it e s ' t at ot tee c ; hoe mo o e d a Letter, copy of which is as follows, ; Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-Inn-field., on , on Thursday. , . . By Mr. SHUTTLES OATH- Wind N.C. Fair-High Water Bm. p. 7. • i FRIDAY, the 16th instant, at Eleven o'Clock, for the purposeeo At tbe Mart, ea FRIDAY, she '23d inseam 12. in Lots, in per- Not any arrivale, except some comters. The Richerd; Bennison, from Riel to Huff, is Willi Imago thdp , rieTeue CHAIRMAN OF THE EAST INDIA CO3I. I petitioning Parliament for the Abolition of Colonial Slavery. 'trance of an order from the High f'ourt of Chancery, Hoteretoen, Dec. 4.-Calm until noon, when a 800- Writ Cattegar-cretWatid MOMS saved. ... ... • . PANY, em. &c. dm. RICHARD MATTHEWS, Secretary. rirgHE ABSOLUTE REVERSION to a Moiety of the sprung up trom the N.E. - I The Nancy, Diana, from Newpoyt to Garb, and Ekelaut, -. 0 . " London, Dec. 3, 1825. The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely. -I- Sum of 715 4 3 1 . 4a• 3d. 3 per Cent. Consols, receivable on Amited in this harbour the Catherine. Dixon, from Li ', fromlßoss to Cork, were driven on shorkeetrYougloall on Thursday. . . ive. t b a an demegned Proprieters of East India Stock, be. for Phßalelphis, with fore-yard gone ; the Isaac, Hicks, fnli° 1 Ba s y: l h o et e n:t n t a z i o Y ict 2 ti d7 l i t n er ct st i : r. ._ C -f f. ca rr il : w rg n e a ' A f e r p i m a p es e r e ner 4 ted .t :t i 7 o t wfo eb be lllP eted' lab e k in Ditebilliiii. A ain ; 'PI - oat 'RI beplemed to let the ensuing Quer- VENABLES, Meroa. the decease of a Widow Lady, in her year. ; ther FIVE SHARES of 1001. each, in khe Glamorgan Canal Nevi. York ; and Ilardware, for Lisbon passed the Heed. llarnaleirehe Owego Barque, Marmind, and Camilla schooner aud Liverpool. • w dr OCelit a - be d:lt:t rill ing er sorti i el n , nn fo n r . the AT . aCO y a R m T 0f 0, 9 t lA s Y_C u )A . a a ttti n l.L t DER , M n EN, holde n : dation., paying ann t a 3 ally iSe a tiii._lld. pee there, .. " to - k 4 r 7 D o itl;l4l"ir b ". Pl' 's thi e taf ti ta be i r sid " "' the ch '"' u Ildh ll ke CI y I • NINE BREA CN TU NPLKE - SE URITIES of SOL each. These bowie to the S.W. are hauling out. thiaCeurt CoMiell of al Correalnoad- Tuesday. the 6th day of Dumper, 1825, and in the Sixth Yesr and one ditto of 471. beartinginterdit itt b per Cent. este annum. The Juniata, Kuk, from Liverpool for Java, was run on abdre . 1 i em i i ii . s ube ri i dt e ka i ey e I d, t b ta hi ' 0 ne e sh iglit i wh p it A inn t s b tra i h oti t:sia d rsb a ro teT udti l t b einesion ell o,dadkor tam s6, 3o lao - 4 , - ,60 . 000ber essisipinansen t i c wit ' ens >i• th dat Meant ei Ditectors and air. J. B. B u ckingh a m, o f t e e R e i gn o f o mree t h e } mot h, 0 f th e Umted Kingdom of Panieulars may be tuba, tea does Previous to the Sale,mf Ed. near the Skerries (Ireland), and bilged. foun.wmdid not SA _till twelve beet day. Tbe . ADP tithedgeo thlr Vertu '- ca ttal o s journed, regaining his claims for Great Britain and Ireland King. &c. ni te s t O r p tepri omot thlt ward Robinson, Esq.., •Corey-atreet, 44mcoln's.inn ;of Messrs. The Margaret, &gland, from Newry for Liverpool, was totaLly et i , P. o f tla MOM Iledeleed by bin) ill nal ty in Calcum Resol v ed unan i mous l y , Th at t h e Ammooledgmeate of this Bourdillon and Hewitt, Solicitars, street, ' Chasyntle ;at lost on the Ist intlAnt near Douglas ; great part ot the cargo eareis • t ü boe lt r, co vi u ti l e d n b i l t " b w ega N n V t e o h b a l c o l o sca ve rce ry l l y ighl' h , m and , eree in ' ente ." eau " fillog illi ele_ . 6ll4 ate - ' w ' roan ca idea of the Government. Court be presented to the Right Honourable JOHN GARILAT'f, the Man ; and of Mr. Stitettleseertb, balmy. . toner a r.d -four men drowned. i of the irengal Government re- late Lord Maror of this City-- see.. stern) tri-mil, and allow her UP drift ' Won 41) * loall.k l'hiall' reek. el k i as copies 0...1 The Commerce, Ray, front St. John's, N.B. has arrived at i to , _ e s a o the Oxrertamlagnsill 6 " w ild ' For the zealous and faithful performaace of all the duties of his RDZI. RE. • Cork for orders. ternoon it bonnie quite a hurricane. Arpin essesatett vow =P.M 1 Mit t i • P"'„ I s e have the honour to ta t Ily a /oar obedient servants. exa l te d stat i on, bet especiany _ RESIDENCE AN ELIO BILE INVESTMENT. The Thistle, APl3vick, from Meted*, and Theodore, Loony, I_,. eeel ' utr Y t° being the ship's hes( to the' wind *wader IS *Al* @ s t e m continued perfectly fair. In this way , we.spenethe ' ' DOUGLAS KINNAIRD. For the punctuality . and - independence which he manifested in By Mr. I"I'LSWORTH, guns under water. Next nioreing thestorne,'lf Piallaiblo. ' , " JOSEPH HUME." superintending the business of this Coun • At the bleu on IDAY,rtie ffild inn., 016. 'Cork, have arrived at Waterford. , dotal Court appointed to be held at this House on the For the just and merciful diecharge of his magisterial duties : A Spacious Substantial FAMILY EEEIDENIPIrIatiIit. • . schooner•Ssrallow, of Bristol, was lost the Ist inst. near Head. The cargo consisted of tobacco, palm oil, turpen. a frequently breaking clear over lie, and Owing the 1 t - L o 4 Th- - hettfaft mode further ',Kiel accordingly. For the magnificent hospitality dieplayed by linn duriog his m - 1, - . a mom &ghillie simian, No. Ms U 4 ROMPea• tile AR shumac.. Part of the cargo saved-tbe whole of the crew a wo n lan d irrer t t l; l i gy se h a naista g d o ne t m emkse u r ch be h f.r ig_ e h t t s r ee - nw th s e n o e la k n ort ,, sea sese nsea wf ore wissweses.. beee_ ddada „, mil ling aai so aoc t, 3t- JOSEPH DART, Seartary. m a y ora l ty ; plate, within • doom it 0L0W 81144 10 110 5 COb • - eibilamin dreamt • , o • • Foe Ms exemplary liberality to the pubrm charities of this well-proportioned bed Ofonletta_ •. ' .. . 4,,,,,,a • The flea end Favourite, from Newport for Clyde, were driven •.‘ ' '° • • - er. ~m• - , c fast. nailarßl Sail on or before 90M December, mem) pails ; and el Il ing ow, MTV !MultiMate 11111Ots, OM ) • room, capital dining rooos, t t 0 : ~,,, ....„,„.„ •. . on shore . dss Sallee& on the " wino of the wind." Tins waft b P' - v -n Ali DI ~ I. ; S LAND, and NEW SOUTH carried' For his kind attention and uniform politeness to evem _mem. paved entrance hall, and ; e- • • • • The and Ann, from Newport for Liverpool, Weze . "l illa ra l l i r t ' . - Snow FAIRFIELD, ber of this Court. WOODTHORIE. °Us domestic offices, old •,. ~.. a &Welt dont oeurthe Solutes. . ana litheartereif the veseel, large as she is wasomit i ond• -t , e .a , r Awis,. ...16ftonalt-assa AMES' WORK, Can. term unexpired, at • Mil " ' r „, Li0 . a „,... 4 so- 1;10 the ipasiiii.mertny etelluerithi w idist- tunas hanate l lr 6 ' • Gl a id. V" Doi; has nonfat secommodatioert MONEY ON SECURITY OF .RATES- J. Skutt, lbw au ..„ e ' ' 4 11 &IV . IrdiPi J° llll2 °N salica fr °fi rtNeWca - -, '•"vr - , Altogether ma tome at day-bask on ednesday, the Nth., 'Fes .. ~ '. of . OP Tilt COMMISSIONERS for carrying into execution 1481.161. peg oustio, •*! • . is. , ........m....-_ one of indescribable geendeur and sublimity. About 7 °Week we le . ' " •-e • 4 I. . 1 061101, 4 CHANAN. the Aeo of,the ath of teen IV. esp. 140, and Ilth of Geo. May be vieworby = inn were obliged to cut •way our best bower anchor. and half an bour e " *4ais. • - -.0 7 lilarterfor., Dte, 8.-Arrived Le Charles, litordoreme-from afferwards our wheel gave way, and nearly killed two men out of : to. 33, !dark -lame. IV. cap-2,11, filie,more effectuelly Paving, Lighting. Watching, of Messrs. Lowlem, o 7 Ciesnidng, and 'Regulating the Riweet's Pwrk, together with the Threadneedle.street; at the Marti of '.. , ma-,„ Planta ; Cyrus, Dawson, from Siciey ; Middleton, Gibut. from six who were steering. No sooner had , ;his been repaired non the 56 ' ""-- WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY. new Street frors the Regent's Park to Pale-mall, and the new Pouluy. '"''' hltramichi ; Watchful, Rutter, from Alien ; Dasher, Evans, tiller, wbich was iron, broke right in two about fiee feet from the from Messina ; Mary, White. from Terceira ; Pearson, Galilee ; /udder. This rendered the ship perfectly unmanimeable, end 7 Court of Directors of the WEST INDIA Streets and Improvements in the neighbourhood of Parliament- • - - _ A i --.....,-All . , , sSC 111 -, tompANT hereby give Notice, that the TRANS- street sod Privy Gardens, and for other purposes relating thereto, PETERSDORFFS ABRIDGEMENT OF THE LAW Samuel %Vhebreati, 31urich, from Quebec. Sailed the el aria,Wil- placed her at the mercy of the waves during four , hours, which it o 3 pe said Comp_sny will be SHUT on SATUR- do hereby give Notice that they will meet on IVEDNESDA V, REPORTS. hams, David, Duncombe , Sylvia, Ainswonli, Clarendon, Drew ; took to hip toddler. I'lie gale then (about 12 o clock), began tu . es Root, and OPEN again on MONDAY, the ilth the 21st day of December next, at the Office of his Majesty's Bristol, Tripp-for Jamaica. Maria, &riffle, foe Tobago • Jane, abate, when we again ventured our stern to it, apd to shim on our o4r lie. LONGLANDS, Sec. Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues, in Whitehall-place, to T HE Third Volume of thle Work, including the whole FAR, for Cuba ; Mary, Hull, for Sierra Leone ; Concord, 'Burke, course, rnaking about 11 knots an hoer •iehout one.tual. The gate e iss ev next. of the LAW of BANKRUPT, e t ta he published OR for Alexandria ; Caledonia. Vesey, for Trinidad ; Thetis. Norma, permed ns altogether three days and nights, after which we got into DPS % T o eisDock• .house„ Dee. 2. 1823. borrow any Sum or Sums of Money not exceeding 'f en Thousand WEDNESDAY, the 14th thee for Alicant •, 51orgians, Blanchard, for New York ; Caroline, smooth water. We arrived here on Wednesday the 26th, at four ' Pounds, • upon the Credit of the several Rates or Assessments By Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, London. 1 Wilson, for Madeira; Charles, Scarth, for Nevis ; Jamaica, Nor- o'clock, p.m., mating the voyage in seven days and four hours. 056 •••••-- LONDON DOCKS. authorised to beartessed and collected by and under the authority ;to r n; t th .or e ir ti i m er. e . we unnworett, to the time wo nue anchur."-Ineer- Et - el eTONE.MASONS, QUARRYMEN, AND OTHERS. of the said Acts. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, ton, for Antigua. ( RE Directors of the LONDON DOCK COMPANY Parties are requestol to deliver Tenders, stating the amount of be published on SATURDAY, peimap, a ' !ill:in.-will OSTEND -DEC. 2.-The fishing-boat has broneht into this o p t ort ho te nd o on, beia j ts found at sea ; one met in its stern n The Horatio A letter from Nieuport states that a fishing-boat from that plaee a " T & h o my give notice, that they will be ready to receive the Sum they propose to lend, and tbe rate of yearly Interest, to the Ames Barnet," and the other " The Ox, of Dover, has picked up another - ship's boat, marked •• Montagu, of So - mit - - .• 1. The British in Indla-2. Tcernalnffret ' •n Sabine's D ... at the London Dock• House, Print:es-abort, Clerk of the Commissioners, at the Office of his Majesty's Woods, • D 34 ledor (uakd up) 0- h • Account of the Experiments to ascertain the Figur the Earth s . - prat. amnion. George Tunstere • :. me. se TUESDAY, the ••Tt instant, at Eleven o'eleck, from_ . Forests, and_ Land Reven_ues, on or before 12 o'clock, on the said 4. Administration of Provincial Justice-5. Wpm on the Coin. ___ • 042 be willing to contract for the STONE required llst day ot December. 11125. The Jane, Cummings, from the Clyde to St. John's, N. 8., was . , o gi prime as may . mercial Power of Britain-6. Moore's Life of Sheridan-7. FALMoUTH, DEC. 4.-Arrived the Ann, Alexander. Rom driven on shore on the 21st Oct. at Yarmouth, NtiVa Scotia, rad it By order of the Commissieners, . Buckingham's Travels among the Arab Tribes inhabtting the 1 i ols s, ea construction of Vauits, and other Works of the Company, A. M. ROBERTSON. Jeoey for St. Thomas's; the Traveller, Monamm from ditto for was feared could not be got off. Countries East of Syria and Palestine-03. Granville Penn's Corn. Cadiz. Sailed his Majesty's ship Dispatch. for the Coast of The Provost, Lloyd, from Galway to London,.is -lon near Gale 1 se a steftbr present Dock. oiv To pl ans sa d Specification of all the Stone required, and also Office of Woods, he. Dec. 6, 1825. parative Estimste of the Mineral sod :Rosaical Geologiem-9. Pe- Africa ; Louisa and Indian Trader, transports, for Kinsale and wa . 1 :o 1. uternieulars and Conditions of the Contract, may be seen et the 11 E er Tender must be accompanied with a Yoax, Dec. 2, 1825. ' a w o n Beek. ouse. v 1 London : Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. PLYMOUTH, DEC. 4.-Arriveil the Sovereign transport, from stadt. ro A T a numerous and highly respectable Meeting of Gen- ' e 0 e o et . s igned by tworesponsible persons, engaging to become bound n e s No. IX. will be published in January. Gibraltar, in 21 days; the Goodwill. Pullen, from Faro; the Fly, l'he Iliblerrts, ---. from London to Ceelon. Was spoken with `. li 1 - 3._ demen, wbo are solicitous that some of the Representatives 1 1.. :o L st the tendering, in the sum of 2,5001. for the due per. Sampson, from St. Michael's; the Margaret, &Annan, anti the on the 6th ult. in late 7, N. long. 25 • and the Hope, -, troaa DR. DODDRIDGE'S SERMONS. .0 41 Derest•e ./1 the Contract. S. COCK, Sec. of this County, in the ensuing Parliament, should be decidedly op- posed to further concessions to the Roman Catholics, holden this This day are published, in four volumes octavo, peke 11. 165. Dolphin Jones from Lisbon. The greater part of the outward- London to Demerara, on the 14th uft. in lat. 19, long. 33, by the bound shipping'have put to sea.-Wind N.N.E. • P General Painter, Trusertt, and arrieed off Dover. , u 21 Ueda Hock-Home, December 3, 1825. day at the George Inn, Coney-street, boards, PoRTSMOUTII, DEC. 5.-Arrived front the Downs his Mn- The Lord Mulgrave, Greenslade, sailed from Gravesend the Cter . Lord eIACDONALD in the Chair, 1 ERMONS on VARIOUS SUBJECTS.-By PHI- • , NIL -No Tender will be received after Eleven o'clock on that jesty s ship Dotterel, fot Halifax ; his Majesty's store ship Deo- ult. for Antwerp, and hat not nince been heard of. t; ;I . 0 45 e se D or seine the piety making the Tender, or some person on ons L w I er P e DODDRIDGE, D.D. m is etl in a d ry E , s t r ß o r w. u . da ; and the Retrivc, Steel, for Lisbon.- The Hercules, Vaughan, which arrived at Batavia leth July, I al3 balmsg. shall &need. Ist. R Tt i la T t e‘ t t is na so ni t n hl u ß i ti Y lish nstitution as ntiall Protest- Th . Co , y ,by the Doctor's will, consigeed to the care sailed from Sydney 11th June, in company with the Asia, and left k . ' D • to I/EWAN' . to a Decree of the Higb Court of Chancery, National Prosperity, and for the enjoyment of our Civil and Heti- circumstances, explained in the Preface, have, however, prevented from Madras-sailed the 30th July, and from St. ROMs Oct. t 2 ; snd Phoenix, to sail in ten days for England. Parted from the -- 1 =de i n a eause ß o yr t nen against Hankey,the CREDITORS gint" s Liberties; and that the preservation of this Constitution, and their earlier appearance ; and, with the exceetion of the two last, and the jonge Anthony, Jammette, from Dahlia for Antwerp, out Asia near the Straite of Lembeck early in July. 4 , el FREDERICK KLEIN, formerly of Lower T oo ti ng , in the ihe blessings derived from it, can only be secured to us by a Pro- none have ever before been in print. four and a half months. The ship Tamerlane, M`Killop, from Quebec for Greenock, gpe • t r tb gairef eurrey, and late of Strand-green, in the parish of Chis- testent Parliament. Printed for J. Ilatchard and Soh, Piccadilly. DEAL. DEC. S.-Passed through from the Rivet yesterday, the driven on shore during a heavy gale, on Tuesday night last, be- ' Iha ea..ie the comity of Middleseo, Esq. deemed (oh o died in the 2d. That whilst we are anxious that the mow petfect toleration, Mary, Hodges, for Barcelona; Gulnare, Lunt, for Charleston ; tween Bangor anti Gray Point. Belfast Loch. She wae towed off , ` met ef febrility, 11125), we forthwith to come in and PROVE and the free exercise of religious worship. should be extended to This day is published, in 1 vol. tivo. with a Portrait, price 12s. in Ann and Miry, March, for Alicanto and Arab, Rolstone, for water-logged, and left in a place of aafety by the Ailsa Craig Wit DEBTS before Francis CrOM, Esq. one of the Mari- all his Majesty's subjects, we are firmly of opinion that the reasons boards, the Third Edition, of Lisbon. The Susan Banks, sailed at noon for Hamburgh.- (steamer), arrived at Greenock horn Behest. z a.loww. g thread Cant, at his Chambers in Southampton-buildings, continue in undiminished force, which induced our anceetors wisely SOME ACCOUNT of the LIFE anti WRITINGS of Wind RE. to S. ties); breeze, with rain. , mi. --- msem - , on ; or, in default thereof, they will be ex- to exclude the adherents of the Church of Rome from any share in Li th• Mrs. TRIMMER, with Original Letters, and Meditations, MARGATE, Dee. 5.-Taken up off the Notth Foreland, and . E.IST INDIA SHIPPING. . ;, id the sa Decree. the Government of this Country; and impressed with these feel- and Prayers selected from her Journal. landed here to-day an anchor, about 15cwt. with anon buoy and - . ;i n t . . ./1 -1 4 -r Ar if F. CROSS. ings, we have come to the determination or giving our support, at Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Chureh-yard, Water. buoy rope, left by a downward-bound ship . . . The General Palmer, Truscoit, from Madras, off Dover-she i i . t t s h i e n ensuing Election. to those Candidates who are known to enter- 100 -place, Pall-mall, and 148, Strand. . . be- SHEERNESS, DEC. 5.-The Britannia, Hanley, from De- left Madras 30th July. Cuddalore sth of August. St. Helena 221 n are 1114$11/0 SCIIOOL, LYNN REGIS, NOR- sentiments congenial with our own, and to be decidedly op- merara, gm off the Jankin Sand last night's tide, and proceeded October-was detained three weeks oft' Cape Legates. jlifll LILA. the Education of Youth, by the Rev. JOHN posed to 'the farther concesrion of Political Power to the Romin The Second l'olmite of ' ; . an for the River. . The Jonge Anthony, Jaconnette, from Batavia, off Dover--aba itb IMI, M.ll. F.S.A., &e. &e. CatholiCA. T" QUARTERLY THEOLOGICAL REVIEW, GRAVESEND, DEC. S.-Arrived, the Britannia, Henley, from sailed from Batavia 2lth July, bound to Antwerp. • • POT i x T imm & e , apply to the Rev. Dr. Gukin, Stoke Newingt" , 3d. That considering the indulgences which the Roman Collo- and ECCLESIASTICAL RECORD, is published this Demerara ; p rem i um , y oung , Ha r bi nger , W a ts o n, wm. Maim, The Royal George, Ellerby, from Bombay, off Poole ; she . arel Ely ; the Rev. P. DurhaM, Ely : the Rev. John Hewlett, licit have already obtained, and the increased assiduity with which Day..price 12a. in boards. Norman,- and Percy, Boyce, tiom St. Petenburgh ; Salus, Thom. sailed front Bombay the 26th July, the Cape 28th of Septetr.tilt. . o ommett . B runso i c k_aguare, and Hilgey, Norfolk t Sir Thos. they continue to urge a claim to further' privileges, we feel called •• Lately published,: No. IV. price Bs. and the Second Edition s on, from Hamb u r g ! ' ; A nn , G ra y, f r o m mantele • Jemmy, Meimes, Juni' 14.-His Majesty's ship Larne, 'Kagan", -,. i ' . 1 Bine Wilson, Bart. Charlton House, Kent : William Bona- Upon to express publicly our opinion of the inexpediency and dan- of No. 1. • 1 • Donthie, from Cron/trait ; Unity Cook, Hazard, S'elly, and arrived from a cruise. ; this, Eat fenchurch.street ; Richardson Borradsile, Esq. Barge- ger of concession to such Claims ; and confidently believing that Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and a ; Batilersbury • George Crawshay, Esq. Montague-street, thoee opinions are entertained by a great majority , of the Freeholders Waterloo.pl a e e , p a ll_i ne it. TV ; J. D.'Powlei, Esq. 3, Freeman's-Court, Curnhill ; of this County. we are anxious that they should be faithfully ex. WI Wien Routh, Esq. Geogge-yard, Thames-street. ~....a w premed by OUT Repeesentatives in Parliarnent. HISTORY OF THE PRESENT REIGN. hlayfiower, Rigden, from Dunkirk; Lively, Birth, team Har- JULY 15.-The Fayrer, -, front .London ; and die Anne Hoge) ; and Ex, Rees, front Rotterdam. Salted, the •Speke Worthington,from the Mauritius. tnuispeet, Harrieon, fur Cork ; and Commnce, Golden, tnr Rut. /MAC 18.-The Rahn, Garnet, from Pondicherry. bedews. JULY %1.-The (ander, - from Ceylon. • •• -- • , . 4tb. lahaving been communicated officially, by a Deputation of On the 12th inet. milt be published, , 0 ;', I'GA I, GRAPES, now landing, unequalled in Gentlemen from the West Riding, that in consequence of their 114 IVINGTONS' ./LNISiLLIARFAiitTER for the Year LIVERPOOL, Dee, 4, Eroll2 P. 0.-The stmlu-packo from Jett' 27.-The Windsor, Ha;iside, from Bombay; the East Duilin has brought an account of Mt Juiehtte nom this for Indian, Roo, from Ra i r„ . , .1 11: ciente Med. wilts, err in Joss 2M. ; Chanmaigne. the Requisition, Richard Fountaym Wilson, Esq. his declared himself 1.1,, - RN; 911 large volume, hem price lea in boards. . . • d'Ai, moment et non mouseum rouge et blant, 635. a a Candidate for the County, oli the principles of supporting our It e rt The Volumes for 1829 (commencing with his present Ma. Java, having berm driven on shore near the Sherries (Ireland), and - ..jytw no.ei.lkie-Aegy* ng°Qii issedlog.Jhom ditto. • bilged. The Margaret, lliglaud, from Newry for this port, is to_ TiouRAY, Jut.? 26.-Tho Amity, Johnson, sailed lat Lind Ob. FR dozen .. t isret, se Julien, 36.. (to 635. and 725. La Fine): Protestant Constitution-this Sleeting hails with much satisfaction jesty's Reign), 1821, 11122, and 1823. have been lately published, I mr e m e t e t t h e I s i e o e m an : grea t pan of th e cargo saved-four -suPPosed to ham met with tad weather, and Out bee. .- • ...., 1 • of Old Port and Sherry, 24%. Me per d o e e n, and will this communication, and requests that the game Deputation will price 18s. each. of the crew drowned. 31ADRAS, JULY 18.-The Hope, Flint, sailed for Bengal . ; tbb 0 • • Ili a good %Vine liceshead, bottles and all included. convey to Mr. Wilson their thanks for his decided declaration, and • sets of the former Scrim, commencing in 1791 (when Mr. e i hound Porter. 711. &I.: double. Bs. 6d. and fine old the assurance of their determination to give hint their firm and cor- parsley declined the further contintufflon of the Work), and con. 000 r• SHIELDS, DEC. - y g, . ~ i N v . r tr ,i ffi ri ld n , co K m i n a f ee se . ll, for Padang ; his Majesty's ship Tees, Matyat ' a ft.-Yesterda mornin at ten •re Mont. lle. Id. per do:en. CHARLES WRIGHT, next di a l su p port . tinued to 1812, may •be had, or any volume singly. it then blowing a gale from the South, in attempting to cross the JULY 19.-His Majesty's schooner Cochin, 'E. Tincembe, th King's Theme, Opere.cmoneede, sod at the Argyll Rooms, Stb. Resolved also, That Wm. Ehmcombe, Esq. of Duneombe The volume for 1813, is in prepatation. Bar, the brig Newcastle, of this port, and Dutch galliot Tele- sailed for l'rincomalee • the Dotterel, Hill, for Bengal; the Ma. lamostreet. eirk, 'whose Coostitutional principles, tried integrity, and great St. Paul's churchmard, and Waterloo-place, Pall-mall. graph, both timber laden, drifted on the rocks under Tynemouth dras Fames for ditto. ' ' IL Pe.-Drury-lane Tbeatre.-A splendid private Stage-box, eight stake in the County, are well known, appears to us highly eligible paw Ie 2s. Castle. Great fear was immediately felt for the lives of the unfor. as another of our Representatives ; and that an Address, founded At 93, Old Bond-street ; 65, Cornhill. and all Booksellers, tunate . erews. Manby . 's excelleet apparatus Was instantly put in JULY . ' 26.'-H is Majesty's ship Larne, Ktricombe, on a -cenise ; the Gloriosa Patterson. sailed for Bombay ; the Ann, li'orthing. on these Resolutions, be presented to him, requesting him to allow Price es.-No. XXIV. of requisition from the cliff, and wlth the third Shot R line was put on ton. for Lovelong and Bengal. - STAYS AND ELASTIC BELTS. himself to bc put in nomination at the next General Election. TIUCKINGHAM'S ORIENTAL HERALD was board the gallica but in consequence of More on board not Mum- e_ -... ur e 24.-The If ethnic, Reym smiled foe Rangoon. DOBINSON and VISTIRIN submit to Ladies their 6th. That a Committee be appointed, to be called the York Cen- A) published on WEDNESDAY LAST. Dee- 1. ing how to make use of it in a proper manner, the object appeared ' Basoer. Juev 6.-The Coromandel, Boys, arrived froux , inclined to fail s when a boat from the nearest beach launched off' is • . 11„ fashionable CORSETS, which they engage to fit in • supe- hal Committee to carry the above Resolutions into effect, consist- This Work contains the latest and most authentic Intelligence , London. . co uric of elegance and beauty, however difficult the figure. ing of the ChLmian of this Meeting, the Gentlemen who have from India and other countries of the East ; and, with its Discus- and, after reso y gg lutel stru ling with the surf for some time suc. ' Jul.!' 20.-The Fort William Glass, arrived Item Rangoon. , Tear Patent STAYS counteract and rectify spinal curvatures, signed the Reeuisition, together with the following Gentlemen in Mons on Oriental Subjects, unites Original Emays on the Liters- olosppot sod cnre persons arty, invisibly making the form ap- the vicinity ot York, vioi-Nercliffe Norcliffe, Esq., Nicholas tore and Policy of the Weat-Reniews of New Publicotions-- t _prints* straight and shapely, without any pernictous steel, Yerburgh, Esq., Henry John Dickens, Esq., Archdeacon Mark. Poetic Contributions-and a variety of Information on subjects of l i r n I ceeded in getting on . boord . by hauling on the line. The crews • • . • , • ' • h• h h boa !t h eta& yre o re now, in three tops %luring o n e. t e . t was y ines), safely lande , witl . l t e exception of it ew cut faces, to and His Minesty sAm lamer is struck eith lightning, and wilt bet obliged io repair to Calcutta. • Tim Aurormetpanish ship of 700 tons, was lost 'Mt Jane, ita ; , • ' t JOWL es pressure. ham, George Chohnley, Esq., IV. le F. Scott, Esq., the Rev. general utility and intertst to readers in both Hemispheres. n consequence of some of them in their hurry leaving the boat at the Islend of Zanzibar. i I i El,Ael' IC BELTS, which reduce corpulency, visceral enlarge- John Overton. Five to be a quorum, with power to add to their - The Juniata, Kirk, from Liverpool to Java, is on sboreon tbo um, umbilical hernia, local dropsy, relieve and strengthen ab- number. This day is published, in gut. price gs. in boards, the Third ing sea and dashed on the rocks, where, but for the humane assist- Skerries in Ireland, and bilged. 1 I MOW gekility, and give comfortable support before and after ac. 7th. That Local Committees be formed by the Gentlemen in their Edition, of ance of the spectators, they must have perished. Too much praise The Ann, Whaler, from London, at St. Jago-crew sickly. , I aideneet. rot 'ye neighbourhoods, to co-operate and correspond with the TNSTRUCTIONS for the USE of CANDIDATES for cannot be given to the ntilitary and inhabitants for their prompt o r ASSINGERS PER GENEIt•L PAI.NER, from Madras :-. _ I I Cann tesidsms instructed to send measures. Letters must be Central Committee. The Chairman of each of the said Committees 1. HOLY ORDERS, and or the Parochial Clergy, as to and kind assistance to their sufferings ; and particularly a Mr. Mesdames Cemetien, Kensington, Phillips, Forbes, and hluurietl ; , 'pallid: to be ex-officio a member of the Central Committee. • Ordination, Licenses, Institutions, Collations, Induction, &e. with Green of this town, who bravely assisted the boatmen in boarding Sir Edmund Stanley, late Chief Judge of Madras: Col. Cernetien, A ---. 0, 3nr Bond-street, London, second door from Brook-street. &b. That the following be the Requisition, and be signed by Acts of Parliament relating to the Clergy ; and the Forms to be tillanu.b.nrige. A oung naval officer was Mao observed attending to the • • . his Majesty s 48th regiment ; Col. Mallet, his Majesty'. linth Tee. -- .. t ii g lines, y and dashing into the surf after the unfortunates who 1 the Gentlemen present; and that a Deputation, consisting of the used. met. • Capt. Ryves. R.N., late of his Majesty's ship So . phies ; , t DATENT SELF-A DJUST ING TRUSSES.- Up.. following Gentlemen-the Chairman, Mr. Emilia, Mr. Hill, the By CHRISTOPHER HODGSON, had nearly become sufferers by leaving the boat so prematurely • ,"' • (Apt. ' Murray, his Majesty's 48th regiment ; Capt. Mundell, 22tts his name, we understand, is Darby, midshipman of the guard- ' wants of 40,000 cases of Hernia have been relieved by these Mayor of Leeds, elr.Wilmer Field. and Major Bower, be equated Secretary to his Grace the Archbishop of Cantetbury. ditto; Lieut. Cake 48th ditto ; Captains Smyth and Gill; Doc- el : inticabk Instrumu to, and are acknowledged by the afflicted to to wait upon Mr. Duneombe with the Requisition. Printed for C. and J. Rivington, Se. Paul's Church-yard, Water. ship here. Two light colliers also became wrecks in the course of tors Griffiths and Stokes ; Lieut. Spry, and the Rev. J: Bott s of . 1 . • i Pens recunty. east, and convenience, not to be met with in any 9th. That the proceedings of this Meeting be inserted twice In leo-place, Pall-mall, and 148. Strand. the morning, but the crewmwere saved without difficulty. the Hon. Cotnpany's service, two Misses Phillips, Kensingtons, and rte mention for the purpose ; will answer for right or left side, the following Newspapers ie.-John Bull, Morning Post. Courier, KIRKWALL, NOV. 17.-The cargo (herrings) ef the Friends, Mandela ; two Muster Mundelle ; Masters Philhpa met Yon. 1 linnet of increase or decrease in sire and force, requiring no Morning Herald, Times, New Times, Morning Cleronicle, British In 3 vols. 12mo. prim 245. boards, o n shore at the Isle of Flotta, has been saved, with the ex. ' alnlton. ~ ,- . of five large herring fishing- , - been, unilerstop. or any galling bandage. In consequence of an Press, Globe, St. James's Chemin:le, Leeds Intelligencer, and the pANDURANtir HARI ;oi Memoirs of a }Bodo°. c d e r i i i v tiOn o of one barrel, by the exertions Psearteras PER MINE BRANcH, from the Cape :-Mes... 0 , weer article now being offered tor sale, Medical Geollemen and other Papers of the County " The Book before es is evidently penned by one acquainted hosts, and men belonfeng to the island of Flotta. She has been Retham, and setvant; Mr. and Mrs. Pope ; Mr. Carlisle. Mr. , 1 .. n t Public are particularly requested to observe, that " SALMON, MACDONALD, Chairman. with the country in which the scene is laid. The Author. or rather floated off the rocks, and towed to a safe place in Long Hope. The Chunon, Mr. Wieefore, and Mr. Alder, Chief Officer of ibe 111..1. i . 00V. anti Co., 292, Strand, London," is marked upon the leather His Lordship having left the Chair, Editor, for so he denominates himself, has preferred keeping close bottom is very much damaged.-Part a the wreck of a large ship grave Castle. .; . , . ONT. inthout which they are of the spurious kinds. Resolved unanimously-That the thanks of this Meeting be to truth end character, than to range widely in the domains of lias been driven on shore on the west coast of Orkney ; a great deal .... mit RI vALS AT BETTGAL.-The Gilmore, Laws. from Leaden, . Pawns in the /thy requeated to send the circumference of given to the Noble Chairman, for his able conduct in the fancy ;It is, fair, therefore, we consider his book in this point of of timber is floating about, which is supposed to be part Of the the 30th June ; the Sinus, Frye, from Boston, 'M July ; the eol. MI6& an inch below the hips. Chair. view ; and it will be found an entertaining work, imparting, with cargo. A boat has come on shore at the back ot' Hoy, supposed to tan, Mitchell, sth July ; the Harponneur, Long, front Havre: HA. ~ , ' - TO WILLIAM DUNCOM BE, Esq. M.P. amusement, no small share of useful inforination."-New Monthly be one belonging to the wreck, with " David Duncan's on the Id WINES AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH ONLY. We the undersigned Freeholders of the county of York, strongly Magazine. stern. Three dead bathes have been found where the wreck came the Constance, Outran, front the Mauritius, 6th July ; the Groom, Ruder, from Liverpool, the Maori. Lansdown, Heathore, then s. , t i i UONDON AND IVESTMINSTER 1V INE AND ImpreOted with the inexpediency and danger of admitting the ad- •• Pandurang Hui is a Novel ; the story, said to have been on shore. Batavia, 7th July ; the Eliza, lole, from Penang, and ttst.Lorl .; -a-i %PHUT COMPANY, No. lf, Strand, ite St. Mar- haents of the Church of Rome to any further share of politicol written by a Hindoo, in the Mahratta, tongue, is fictitious, though DUMFRIES, Dtc. 3.-The Renown, from Oporto, which was Suffietd, 'Apnea from eladras and London, 14th July. ".-- tiles Chola. power in our excellent Protestant Conetitution, and confidently it may embody many real incidents. and some historical facts, on shore on the 26th ult., after discharging such part of her cargo SAILINGs FROM Bexcem-The Charles lathes, Dryden, Per Doren. Per Dozen. believing that our sentiments on this subject are entertained by • which we belive it does. Its great merit, independent of a narrative as was for this port, and about twenty piper; more to lighten her, • PIK, nig* IMO - 275. to 30s. Claret. Lafitte end Mar- great majority of the Freeholders of this county, are anxious that of continued interest, and great variety of scene and circumstance, was got off' the 28th, reshipped her wine. repaired her damage, and j fo o r ly ßo .. a m nd ba t y n , e s p th ort i e u s, ly t i ro t in he ss H ugs ibe r n f i o ia r , C G ni i n l a li , e l a t j fin oly penang, Cib. . ';.' lf,"" , Cline -36 e. - egs. gaux . 72a. to 96e. those sentiments should be faithfully expressed by our Represent. lies in its poihaiture of the Hindoocharacter. The main story i s went to sea tart night, on her voyage to Greenock. .., The Good Success, Poynton, for China; hiebella, %Vallee, for , , ii . min SSO 8 years in Sparkling Cham e alive, in Parliament. replete with singular adventures, sometimes amusing, at others Duneix, Dec. 1.-It haa blown a violent storm since noon. London ; Vittoria, Southene e for Penang ; Lord Amherst, Lucas, II , i '""lr - - ses - nu. pagne - 725. -84 s. Believing your opinions to be congenial with our own, and con. painful, but always instructive. There are, also, many episodes, The Edward, Gardner, from Liverpool for New York, in making 'MI:le& Brown 275. -36 e. Do. and Creaming of sidering you in other respects highly eligible as a 91ember for this which will be read with ploisure."-Literary Chronicle. for this harbour, struck on the Bar, anti drove against die North a w n e d re P to el u m i v l rs i , J La l ud, for London, were loading at Calcutta, :ltd. n u y. . t , I t im. egado - 425. -48 e. the first quality . --a.- 941. great county, we have come to ttre a pletermlnation of offering out •• - Printed for Geo. B, Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. IVall ; her masts are gone, and fears are entertained for the crew, The General Kyd and Hythe were remaining at Selma:, lltte , 1 : ~, West Ilona atis. - 425. St. Peray, dry and spark. 75i. suffrages to you, provided you wilr allow yourself to be put id , a _ok rat India - 41.11. - lies. Chablis - - . ole, nomination as a Candidate at the approaching Electioo. " Domes et placens uxor."-lion. eleicklew, has sunk near the Pigeon-house. The Jane, of Work. s. r/KMANG.-- . llle Aguilar, Watson, Man to SMI front Penang far . , rift' -- •• 365. - 425. Hennitage, Red and White 96.. From our knowledge and experience of your conduct and send- Thy house, and (in the cup of life, ington. from Belfast for this port, struck on the North \Van, but London, 2•2c1 June, and the Belle Alliance, for Calcutta, 25ffl Jane- I ', . 8116 e, Lisboa, Vi- Moselle. Sauterne, Eta. -60 s. ments in Parliament, from your situation in the county, and the for. That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. was assisted off with considerabte damage. MADRAS.-The Hon. Company's ships were to sail from Au- . I 11 Dec. 2-The crew of the Edward are saved ; the vessel is a dras 3d Au ith troo 1 for P •nan t• on tbeir na to Chins. . ; „ I lMit Mountain NM. - 36.. Foreign Liqueurs elan kinds. mer connexion of your famity with its representation, we are well H APPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mind," is total wreck. The Nicholson, front Harrington for this port. is on , ' g' w P ' ' 1" Th Y Lo cis I tasty, st. Julien - - - 4115. assured that, if elected one of our Repreeentatives, you will atten o t etle sPoILEN WITH.-The Hibberts. calm, from r a .. 1.5 r,,crior Gin, les ; Jamaica Rum, I bt.• Brandy. 255. per gall. with fidelity to the general welfare of the nation, and the local insured by marriage; • tbe strictest tie of perpetual friend- shore near Black Boy. The Ellen, Thompron. and Detiaece, . . . to eylon, lah Nov. in lat. 7, N. long. 25, W. I sh . ip'e is a gift from Heaven, ceme ' g pleasure with reason, by Pettigrew, from Whitehaven, are lost near Sutton ; tire or tat . o a RIVAL AT COMBAT The Lady East, Talbert, Iran New l ui pmen pocked in a hogshead gratis-Sorties at cost price. interests of this Important and extensive county : aod we fent eon- wnicn, says Johnson, "we approach In some degree of association crew of the former drowned. Wind S.S.E. a gale. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC I'ILLS have long lident that you will continue to use your efforts and increased in- fluence to preserve inviolate those establishments in Church and seneledged their decided superiority over every oche. 31e- State to which we are firmly attuhel. L e. hitherto discovered. for the mire of Colds, Rheumatic At- In the event of your being disposed to mine fonrard in con y . with el ti 1 intelf ne " ces a me c . . . . . . It'EXTORD, Dsc. 2.-The following vessels were driven on Sou e th Wales ' Previoua, however, to entering Into this hallowed obligation, it shore at Itottentown nine neles south of this port, during a heavy . formic _ becomes an imperatite duty, not only to regulate the passions, but gale front the south, and I fear will be wrecked, but trust the .rsHRIV•I.II AT ST. HELEN• -The Jane, Aglow, from Ben. al and the elaurittur e and sailed 13th Oct. tor Lundue ; • ske Loris, Moffatt, from Batavia and the Mauritius ; lied sailed leffl. . t . I , / to cleanse the mossermature from those imperities wnic . h the free. cargoes will be saved. Sam of Berwick, Elliot from Bristol to /g g6r • ; t Fevers, and indeed all Disorders arising from ob. with oar wishes, we engage, by our votes and interest, to toe oar , tom of unrestricted pleasure rimy hale entailed upon it. To the Liverpool; crew saved. Fa'vourite, Gillerton. o'f and for Wick, --mem-- e ,_• . •ration. of such frequent occurrence in our change. utmost exertions to secure your election. Oct. tor Antwerp. neglect of such attention are atseirtuable many of those hapless for Bristol; crew saved. Macedonia. of Politely, Jones, front CUSTOM-HOUSE, DEc. 5. i . .. I . 4 .7 •- ' Petsons travelling find them most beneficial, as they We hare the honour to be, Sir, instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the be- Newport to Liverpool anew saved. Ann, of Buntouth, Hum. s oles r "welt their effects as not to rtquire any confinement. From Your faithful obedient servants, ...NTEIteD INWARDS.-The Brothers. Atherton, from Hendrika, Net, from Ostend ; Meatier, Lobbing. eadl. es .. .t of the digestive organs bilious and nervous dis. Macdonald .1. R. Graham holder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. i phries, front Newport to Glasgow ; master, mate, and a boy m a l eg m a ; 1 of Sn ' oe __ • le, the consequent result is head-ache, nausea. de- (1. Cholmley J. W. Field Luxurious habies will effeininize the botly--a residence in the I drowned. A vessel is on shore near the Sauce Islands. Neptunus, Unrich, from Brussels ; Anna Maria, Churn,. Net ~ tropics will relax the elsetic fibre-but more especially does the Cove or Coax, Dec. 2.-The master of the Cambria, arrived Calais ; Edinburgh, Packet, Williams, from Rotterdat •tl • • 1' i - •" 0 ,,,„ 'Peru. 'tidiness, and gouty symptoms; in Mese cases the J. Robinson Emilie William leeldom u, mo o premature iefatuation of yeeth tee fre . quentli l. comprouliee . the here, reyorts, that on the 15th October, in lat. 3 . 0, 40. long. 78, 12, Gallaway, from Harlingen ; Commerce, De Vries, hoot Depletes r "emetic Pins • . relief, restoring by degrees the lune. ganef ~ „ The genuine Drdemeres Analeptic 3harniadeke Langley Thomas 3litchelson Tattoo Sykes John Overton . natural dignity into a state ot lIIIIRIIIOO. nom w ich the agonised he fell an with a vessel bottom upwards, apparently about 160 tons, and Antwerp ; Vrouw Ilensirina, Vandal ()ever, from Ant wem t I MI Mee lbe • - . y" engraved in the Government J. C. Green Robcrt Piper sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, sharp built and lately coppered ; was either brig or schooner rig- Lord Sidmotith, Clarke, from Dove? ; Witham, Aitken, feta ' , . Calais ; Lively, Beach, from Harlingen ; Caroluse, Smith, from lamp. - ~ as imitations are very general. A. Hill Thomas Price we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscular strength, gut; her mainmaet and bowsprit standing ; had yellow sides, with ...elem. Now • , ' ' '-' to prepare Dr. Janiee's Analeptic Robert Bower John W. Elam felicity; nor will ouradvancesappearquottionable,sanetioned as they paintee ports on the bulwarks ; her channels on the top of the bul- Alexandria ; Joyeuse Arrivee, Benteat, tiom Biusterbi t None ic ...Ilk ARM the on y n. • wing under Dr. James's hand, anti John Ileadlam N. E. Yarburgh are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' successful ex perienee. weeks, her chain-bolts very much pointed ; she had windows Hero, %Vatter, and V ittoria, Fotthergill. from Fridertekstad t : 1 'M a me sekl lev them at • original Warehouse for Dr. Jamee's 'f. C. Read Joshua Pollard The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the painted on her stem, and a broad white moulding above ; her name Ann, Cortis Dona Faro; Jonge Joanna, Sermon trim Aniverp ; , . - "'Nei, No. 45, fie Paul's Church-yard ; and by J. Sanger, 130, r. w. Blomberg, D.D. John Blanchard suspension of those blessings which coneen:rate the naptial wreath was go high that it could not be merle out. She had something re- Glory, Frost, from Rotterdam ; Speculation, Mills, flora Faro; -for the female habit is often constitutionally weak-y . et it can be eembling stars, or full-blown roses, painted one on each side of the 9.. sllng4 trmei fix in east 4s. 6d.. Of Six is a large hom 245. 11. newel!' B. Eamonson Susan Bartlett, from Cork; Harmony, Angel. from Deblitt. strengthened, and deficient energy improved into funettonal power. stern. She was clean, and apparently not long in that condition. -.- William Dent Samuel Herbert ENTERED OUTWARDS.-The Ida, Passmore, tor Jamaica ; FOR °OLDS, COUGHS, ASTH HAS, he. Thomas Tennant Thome* Brownrigg Earnestly solicitous to expel the unit:cling empiric from tbe Cuitatsvea, NOV. 27.-The rightmessel has been driven from . . BCTLER'S • PECTORAL ELIXIR. Experience Jushua Hudson Robert Cattle position se presumptuously taken up, we deviate from general her station, and is at present under Newark, from which isiana Hope, Shaw, for Van Dieutan'a Laud and New South Watts ; Coinnopolite, Sterry, fur Cadiz ; liis, Jenne, foe Marseilles • earl I „.... thrtaget very long period, has incontestibly moved the sis. Charles Wedda:l George Vincent principles with less hesitetion ; and confident in our own honour. many alarm-guns have been heard. The Twee Gebroders, Stomp, Balcarras, Carnelon, for India and China ; Britannie, Orfell'l,.tor . abie mtegtety as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer from Antwerp for loith, is stranded near Padingbuttle, on the a r'''',_, efferay of this 31edicine, in all cases of Colds, Coughs, and Janie. Wilson Georg.e Dixon the suffering community of either sex (especially those uttering Weser. Several persons are going from hence, to get her round to P Tafele Affections. By promoting gentle expectoration, it very 11. Bower, jun. Francis Lundy Sisters,'Seaman, for Cork ; Lady Rowena, Denten, for New ;IMO Ildboa • St. Pierre, De Potter, for Havre and ROlsee : Tbe.e 'William Prat M'. L. Pickard into matrimonial life) at once to our' house, where daily attend. this port. IVales. rtly relieves the patient of a slight or recent Cold, and • eew ance is given for personal consultation ; and letters from the Feusiti rue Nov. 27.-The English brig Asia, Captain Jobn a s..LEARED OUTWARD, FINAI.I I( AT GaAs as1;1111).-Ths i r 'laser generally sufficient to remove those which neglect has Ileary Hall Robert bitters country are immediately answered ; these must eontain a remit. Storey, which arrived here yesterday, and was to eerve as a packet com m i e* m etes , Boyle, for Sierra Leone • Weis, k3imbette Vau fe I llaksed more confirmed and obstinate, and which are accompanied 11. J. Todd William &timer ! e -.". r eetel. spitting of Blood, end other serious symptoms. Its H. J. Dickens Gr. Wright tenet for advice and medicine, which can be forwarded to any between Antwerp and Rio de Janeiro, was driven from her an. , w 77: 0, ar babarnic powers tend to heal sorenees. and allay the irri. W. 1,. F. Scott t e . L oat h„ Th ompson pan of the world, however distant. GOSS and t'o. 91.R.C. Surgeons, chore by the breaking of a chain and cable, and is now on the bank Simon Taylor, Sleek, and John Shand. Roes, fele Jeentleia . de Steene, for °Mend ; Charlotte lernih'e, Moen few Antwerp ; of Kalvot, half lull of water, MI that there is little prospect of me- Astrea. Batten, for Hamburgh ; Mery, Hodgea, fur Harocloca ; i . '-us ot th e lungs, in cases of Cough ; and in Asthmatic affections 1). It. Culver George Wray . it mos and gives freedom to the Breath. Pudsey Dawson Nora& Norcliffe. No. 11, Bourerte-street, Fleet-street, London. Mg her. REVEL, Nov. 15.--Captain Harrison, of the IVilliam Ether- b le t i l i r r g l i‘ B ; a . i c h e t l ir e e g t ro , i p h o , un il d p , K f y ot ii, R for otte A re n a t uw er ; p ie : den s:sewage , Smit . h,4 4l l / 2 ee tite i i t t ; . r. 64^ , n Bottles at Is. It! ad 4 led bßtlrs Ch mho 4 , (A .. . , .r. .4. . y ue , 7 , tir , ' Pule, coiner of Rt. nut's • and 54, Sae.kville-street, Dub- John Blanchard, jun. A. J. Stott William Burton James Landon •,,e Just published, Seventeenth Edition, 1. The ..EGIS of LIFE, a familiar Commentary on the above ington, front St. Petemburgit to London, straneed in Casperwick Se Vincent's; Quatro Imam, Marche, Mr °Porto ; PPM , er • Bay, in going to take possession titles ship, and to endeavour to get 11. James Audus Samuel Sharpe Diseases. ance, Best, for Madras ; St. Anna, Sughroe, tier Jemalea ; Sarah, e • ' , , , t e e esetny and Co. 136, New ' Bone-street. and 220, Regent- her off'. _- '‘"; and b r e . , e . y the principal Medicine Venders throughout the Benjamin Apz Benjamin Sadler 2. HYGEIANA, eddreseed exclusively to tho Female Sex. Cundy, for Gibraltar ; Vrottw Assam)* Mow, for Antwerp ; ' 1 # s ! re e . ,;eteetegdom. Of whom may be had BUTLER'S BAL. John Pemberton W. Metcalfe May be had at 20, Paternoster. roW• 59, Pall-mall; Hi, Princes- Nov. 16.-A three-masted vessel is retewted to be on shore about Brighton, Sehor, for New York ; Mar s t o n Thgt, foe Botterillara ; • ..,',.! I L I,O zEN6ll9_ . used in recent Coughs, Hoarseness, dm. Thomm Lund Edward Preet street, Soho ; 174, Fleeteuteet ;4, eatherine.atreet, Strand, Lon- fifteen utiles to the northward of Peroau Bay, abandoned. Sem- Richard and John, Payne, for Rio Ja . . t r tinn t 7 t .rendering the Voice clear and flexible, and protecting ih J. 11. Lowther Ames Richardson don ; Porter, 72, Graftorestreet, Ihiblin ; 91•Ption, 148, Tron- ral dead bodies have been driven on shure on the west side of Da- Ctoramixo nue want:le-The Helene, Aetrope for Byrirs John•Wolstenbolme, gate, Glasgow ; 9,Calton-street, Edinburgh ; a nd oe• nu Book. goral ; among them two women anti three children. The Ocean aud Smyrna; Vencedor, Dm Samos, foe Opono ; Robert Ship. N. ,,..._roa . ithe effects of exertion. In Boxes, Is. I id. John Elston • L . iie cirt(9l (9 ilk lot" Butler's Pectoral laisir." Jamie' Richardson : Jon. sellers. Price Is, and the Flora, from St. Petersburg*, not haying put into Baltic son, fa Tritite and Venice ; Ratigtr. Cram, from Jimiien. • e • . . - ; i . . . , . . 4. : r‘ , • IL e. ...• ......." ellip . 0 ". ' _ . . ' ..4k o i a jit i r a r i . . 4 T . - t • s 4, • 1 ' • • ..* _ • • il,\ • 4 *. , /il M •Ii ir - i „ • .* , _ -r •' ; )„. ta, )\g - ; ..)-. ,-; `1 .11 1041 -) ,•_. . . . , ;.' •4 : 1 , ... 1 i 1 i ' 1 ~....' • - . ' ' __._ - ' i ' ..-----• -4 s. • t' -4 , - , ' ' S 'No . .1, ••••••• , . '••• ... t . ' .." ; • -,;: i '''! .- . , . .. . . • .......- , -.----- .....--- -- . --- .- - , - - ......................................, • • LONDON, 1 WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 7, 1825. .... , • . ~. . . •••• • . - Priceilt,„ .-. . : . .. ~. . _: ... .... "1 "...,41.11111114i 14a EGRO SLAVERY.-A GENERAL MEETING SALES RY-AutrloN • SHIPPING IN7'ELLIGENCE. Port with some vessels from 9taPetersbergh, am 81111 11 /411 1 011 ~. , of tbefrlEM BEES sad FRIENDS of t he SOCIETY AM • - ' ' --.. Missing.. 4 ' - • the Al ITLOATION and GRADUAL ABOLITION * VALUABLE gEIRSION, LIVERPOOL, Monnea, Be . Isr Beta. S. -- a - . ~ .. SLAVERY throughout the Briti s h D om i n i ons , w ill b e h e ld a l CANAL SH A RE S AND T RNPIKE ROADS. The Dove. Woad, of Bristol, was driver:run shonoIKIMINOIOIII . • Freemasons' Hall, Great Queen-street, Lincoln's.lon.fielde , On By M r . SHUTTLE% OATH. Wind N.E. Fair-High Water 8 en. p. 7. on Thursday. Ca .., T t , t i :ega vE ß t--cre n ich z f l i' ll''a . Ben od s nim tores n' sa i red. Killi t° Hull, I 3 t.tilli 1441 lial all FRIDAY, the 18th instant, at Eleven o ' clock , for the purposeao At the Mart, co f'RIDAY, she 2ld insaaat 12, in Lots, in put. Not any arrivals, except some coaaters. petitioning Parliament for the Abolition of Colonial Slavery. master of an order front the High Court of Chancery, HOLTMEAD, DEC. 4.-Calm until noon, when a BRO. WWI RICHARD MAT T H EWS, Secretary. rrI HE ABSOLUTE REVERSION to a Moiety of the sprung tip from the N.E. . I The Nancy, Evans , from Newport to CAair, and Drapieut,...-.0 . The Chair will be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely. l_ Sum of 7,5e3 1 . 41. ad. 3 per Cent. Consols, receivable on Amsted in this harbour the Catherine. Dixon, from Li fromlßoss to Cork, were driven on shorhilear Yougball ow Thursday. the decease of a Widow Lady, in her year. for Philadelphia , with fore-yard gone ; the Isaac, Hicks, for l Tbe Mayflower, Collow, from Whitehallen, WWI in Derby Mph Ba c ) , on the 2d inst.-ea ., rge expected to be saved, . _ VENABLES, Merritt. A T a COURT of MAYOR and ALDERMEN, holden sa F tioo W . B pa lti , t g ß an E n S ual of iy lool ni esc lu h, sd in illogic Share. Canal Navi . York ; and Hardware, for Lisbon passed the Heed. Kornalalathe Omega Barque, alaryford, and Camilla schooner and Livorpool. -ear.-114113 A antom,pettass.-62n mg l erartwa. Ain the Chamber of the Guildhall of the City of London, on NINE BREA CONTIJIMPIKETINCI T RITIES of SOL each. These battle to the 8.%V. are hauling out. -Extract of a letter from a pas gee from Cork to Gileraltar, by Tuesday, the 6th day of December . 1825, and in the Sixth Year and one ditto of 471. bearing ltiterdit et I per Cent. per annum. The Juniata, Kuk, from Liverpool for Jan, was run on satire • . emi l i .i ...} s ubes lt a l dr a ka ! ey ea d., SO tn i one s sh iglit i l p it A ihn l s b tta i t oo tnet. , tta d rt a to ted ud i T G oineßi ib un ral o,dadkat tar, ib r iie - o ac it ooliber mjimim, : iti - t : e t of the Reign of Gmrge the Fourth, of the United Kingdom of Particulars may be ha k, tea days previous to the Sale,ef Ed. near the Skerries (Ireland), and bilged. o viedid not sal till twelve beet ay. . MI Great Britain and Ireland King. &c. -.. ' d °y. TN Ist the thew ward Robinson, gs q .,.c.ropogroet, f 4 bn:obi's-inn ;of Messrs. The Margaret, Bigland, from Newry for Liverpool, was totally Resolved unanimously, That the Acknowledgments of this Bourdillon and Hewitt, Solicitors, street, • Cheapride ; at loft on the tat instant near Douglas ; great part of the cargo wed as it could blow. We had scarcely, however, poem* the hei- b t oar, when It began to blow very head,•and , in eatemunie of ehrz s ma. Court be presented to the Right Honourable JOHN GARKAT'f, the Mart ; and of Mr. Bituttliereeth, belay. -tour men drowned. late Lord Mayor of this City- For the zealous and faithful performance of all the duties of his RUT; RE. • The Commerce, Ray, front St. John's, N.B. has arrived at Cork for orders. ernoon it became quite a hurricane. AQout awS•111. it .1111 =P.M necessary to bring the ship's head to the wind •uader s *WO exalted station, but especially- RESIDENCE A N ELIG lalkE INVESTMENT. and Theodore, Lowrey, For the punctualit y . and - independence which he manifested in By Mr. TILE WORTH , reef storm trasail, and allow her to drift beforedmoisula Ida* superintending the business of this Court • At the Ma rt , on IDAY,Itse Mlsl inst., tele. still continued perfectly fair. In this way- we. rte • For the just and merciful discharge of his magisterial duties ; A Spacious Substantial FAMILY EERLD - 111114. 7 c k h oo bi5: ha e lev er .e . 6 Z: P r i a i ßired ia de a a : t N o firt r ia lie taf i M s ° t rd ol l : ga w ' as lost the lat inst. near se ' . Head. The cargo consisted of tobacco, palm oil, turpen. a frequently breaking clear over as, and placing the guns under water. Next merging the sterns. M Paw** • a tivi n l: d it:er t t l h ie ey se h a . g d o ne t m r.. u r ch be h for ig e heL e - n tb s e u o c ld pf a wn ,, sea waf teSe of OD eimmitawh. bsor_ ddeda .. rMi For the magnificent hospitality displayed by ban during his .El.. ' a moat doled& thoseon, No. NI, U 4 ' - tile All shumsc.• Part of the cargo saved-tbe whole of the crew Mayoralty ; plate, within • doom it LassaactPlice, cola ••• MIIINOMO driiinal. For Ms exemplary liberality to the public charities of this oell - proportioned bed OillAlt• ta ' ' . :ware, - The gm . sad Favourite, from Newport for Clyde, were driven metropolis ; and room, capital dining room, i ft a : •,,,,, .„,„,„ .. . on shore **Sancti. • wen ISNIIIICRICS drifting mow, over the top 41 WI waom carriestroplersaearon the • wino of the wiod." The seedier For his kind attention and uniform pohteoess to erety _mem. Paved entrance hall, and 1 . - • . • • Tlaii sad Ann, from Newport for Liverpool, were and latisatiaraf the vessel, large as she ia walla/smil a pat bee of this Court. WOODTHORn. oust domestic offices, mad . . ~. dlitakilssoirthe Wm.. . . , saw al( ipmmisi.eliefirett iii'lluf f it i tu w p4M amen nen ate ill Ar mein unexpired, at a ar4i " . WIWI Jabaaciar laded ConrQue 6 ect" 1 4 08 P Q " Altogether ale ass - se at day-ineak on W ednesday . the Nth, toes MONEY ON SECURITY OF .RATES- J. Bloat, Req , on e a , • ise• *l 4131... one of indescribable grandeur and sublimity. About 7 tacioek we T HE COMMISSIONERS for carrying iMO execution 1481.1*a. per onings, • *. ....,-.. m .-_ were obliged to cut awes our best bower anchor. and half an boor Ma Aces ofashe Bth of Gem IV. esp. 108, and 6th of Geo. May be viewediry 'kw, •••• a . „ wan , liaarrot. Dec. A.-Arrived Le Charles, litordorensafrom afterwatds oor wheel gave way, and nearly killed two men out of IV• eap . 3, Ass trees effectuelly Paving, Lighting , Watching, of Messrs. Lowlem, =nre. -• • ~ • . a. a- ant ; Cyrus, Dawson, from away ; miortieton, oithart. from six who ware steering. No sooner had , ;his been repaired nom the Ciraniang, and 'Regulating the Rimeat's Perk, together with the Threadneedle -street; at the Marti of '-'' aliramichi ; Watchful, Rutter, from Alma ; Dasher, Evans, tiller, which was iron, broke right in two about fare feet from the new Street from the Regent's Park to Palamall, and the new Pouluy. - . AR from Messina ; Mary Pearson, , White, from Terceira ; Galilee ; /u dd er . Thi s ren d ere d the sh i p p er f ect l y unmanageable, and Streets and Improvements in the nei g hb our h oo d o f P ar li ament . • - - i Samuel W h itbread, Munch, from Quebec. Sailed the Maria,Wil- placed her at the mercy of the waves during four hours, which it street sad Privy Gardens, and for othe r purpos es relating thereto, PETERSDORFF'S ABRIDGEMENT OF THE LAW Items; David, Duncombe ; Sylvia, Ainsw ort h; Clarendon, Drew ; took to hip another. 'file gale then (about 12 o'clock), began to do hereby give Notice that they will mast on WEDNESDAY , REPORTS. Bristol, Tripp-for Jamaica. Maria, Scriffin, for Tobago • Jane, abate, when we again ventured our stern to it, apd to stand on our the 21st day of December next, at the Office of his Majesty's Woods, Forests, and Land Revenues, in Whitehall :l piece, to HE Third Volume of this Work, including the whole Farr, for Cuba ; Mary, Hull, for Sierra Lame ; Concord, 'Burke, course, making about 11 knots an hoer without onetual. The gale T of the LAW of BANKRUPT, ma be published On fur Alexandria ; Caledonia , Vesey, for Trinidad ; Thetis. Norio, pursued ns altogether three days and nights , after which we got into borrow any Sum or Sums of Money not exceeding Ten Thousand WEDNESDAY, the 14th lust. for Alicant •, alorgiana, Blanchard, for New York; Caroline, smooth water. We arrived here on Wednesday the 26th, at four Pounds, • upon the Credit of the several Rates or Assessments By Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy. London. Wilson, for aladeira; Charles, hearth, for Nevis ; Jamaica, Nor- o'clock, p.m., matin the voyage in seven days and four limas. authorised to beamessed and collected by and under the authorityg ton, for Antigua. from the time we unnwored, to the time we cast anchor."-Inaer- of the said Acts. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, • VIII will OSTEND -DEC. 2.-The fishing-boat has bron•ht into this jeers Cutirier. Parties are requested to deliver Tenders, stating the amount of j_ be published on SATURDAY, Depap, a ntain- port two bets found at sea • one bas in its stern ••• The Horatio A letter fawn Nieuport states that a fishing-boat from that lac e the Sum they propose to lend, and the rate of yearly Interest, to the Clerk of the Commissioners, at the Office of his Majesty's Woods, 1. The British in India-2. TremakiMat. ' *n Sabine's Jamesßarnet, and the otherTheOx , of Dover , has picked up another ship a boat, marked •• alontagu, of Sou.h- of London, "'" - Forests, and Land Revenues, on or before 12 o'clock, on the said Account of the Experiments to ascertain the Fifftir the Earth- swat. . amnion. George Twister.' . '2lst day of December. 11125. 4. Administration of Provincial Justice-5. Depot on the Coin. ' _ The Jane, Cummings, from the Clyde to St. John's, N. 8., was menial Power of Britain-6. Moore's Life of Sheridan-7. FALMOUTH, DEC. 4.-Arrived the Ann, Alexander. from driven on shore on the 21st Oct. at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, rod it By order of the Commissianers, A. Al. ROBERTSON. Buckingham's Travels among the Arab Tribes inhabtting the Jersey for St . Thomas's • the Traveller• alonamy, from ditto for was faked could not be t off. 'I he Prnsymti !Inert rnnn (Sslarm. tn I.nnelnn ia Inas nan• nal- . Countries East of Syria and Palestine-eta Granville Penn's Corn. Cadiz - . Sa ' iled his Malesty's shin Disoatch. ao . r the coast of • r • . tilfß,.. nr 11 . twin Ill• n Ilan IA 1005 they continue to urge *claim to further privileges, we feel called * ! *`Lately published,; No. IV. price Bs. and the Second Edition upon to express publicly our opinion of the inexpediency and dan- of No. 1. gee of concession to such Claims; and confidently believing that Printed for C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard, and those opinions are entertained by a great majority of the Freeholders Waterloo-pl a c e , Pall-mall. of this County. we are anxious that they should be faithfully ex- pressed by our Itcpsesentatives in Parliament. HISTORY OF THE PRESENT REIGN. 4th. It - having bean communicated officially, by a Deputation of On the 12th inst. will be published, Gentlemen from the West Riding, that in consequence of their R IVINGTONIY .ihNNI-IitARFAIATER. for the Year Requisition, Richard Peuntaytle Wilson, Esq. his declared himself - 1851; ffli large volume, livo. price las. in boards. a Candidate for the County, on the principles of supporting our 1 "„ 4, The Volumes for 1828 (commencing with his present Ms. Protestant Coustitudon—this Meeting hails with much satisfaction jesty's Reign), 1821, 1822, and 1823. have been lately published, this communication, and requests that the tame Deputation will price 18a. each. 7 cos. Ed ition,of INSTRUCTIONS foitheifiE of CANDIDATES for HOLY ORDERS, and or the Parochial Clergy, as to Ordination, Licenses, Institutions, Collations, Induction, erc. with Acts of Parliament relating to the Clergy ; and the Forms to be used. By CHRISTOPHER HODGSON, Secretary to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury. Printed for C. and J. Rivington, Si. Paul's Church-yard, Water. 100-place, Pall-mall, and 148. Strand. In 3 vols. 12mo. price 245. boards, PANDURANG HARI ; or Memoirs of a Ifindoo. The Book before es is evidently penned by one acquainted with the country in which the scene is laid. The Author. or rather I;diter, for so he denominates himself, has preferred keeping close to truth and character, than to range widely in the domains of fancy ; It is, fair, therefore, we consider his book in this point of view ; and it will be found an entertaining work, imparting, with amusement, no small share of useful Infortriation."—New Monthly Magazine. •• Pandurang Hari is a Novel ; the story, said to have been written by a Hindoo, in the Mahratta tongue, is fictitious, though it may embody many real incidents. and some historical facts, which we belive it does. Its great merit, independent of a narrative of continued interest, and great variety of scene and circumstance, lies in its poittaiture of the Hinduocharacter. The main story is replete with singular adventures, sometimes amusing, at others painful, but always instructive. There are, also, many episodes, which will be read with pleasure."—Literary Chronicle. • - Printed for Geo. 8., Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. " Domus et platens uxor."—Hon. Thy house, and (in the cup of life, That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS, " the gay to-morrow of the mind," is insured by marriage; •• the strictest tie of perpetual friend ship" is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, says Johnson, •• we approach In some degree of association with celestial intelligence." Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, It becomes an imperatise duty, not only to regulate the passions, but to cleanse the grosser,nature from those impurities which the free dom of unrestricted pleasure may hale entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention are attributable many of those hapless Instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the be holder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. Luxurious habits will effetninize the body—a residence in the