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C- 71 1 Nor - /42 Ili (SR e- '1 . . Lti 1r I %. ll , llmiumw - v - n , At t CE, " h • to • " •, P,t , . - • r 7- 7 4 1:, -4 1 441111 241, ,* 11111110,- `it . ' 3 4 - ~a tchihei th' Jo! Nfri,ll ,, ' -,01.4.1 AR; t 4iii ‘ ) Ivodex. ~.~ „,,, 1 early in! l, ' V ICTUALLING IMMO, Orr PP, 1828. be i "g j: E Commissioners for t ',Loathou His 10s. . ' I sn Majesty's Navy, Sze. do hereby give notico, that on know s‘ , bil ; , _AY, the 18th of November next, they will le. 1,-aily :eribell-imo ''bei tit ve Tend ers i n wr i t i ng ( sea l e d up), and treat tor : h e! . delo .i!i, '. PPIY (on separate Contracts) of all such Quantities of e-li-aud:Ar'' ; ! .\ll . BEEF as may be demanded for the use of his :011 moil ' '' . sr:fa Ships and Veesels at the follewing places , tUr "e Calen dar Montles from the Ist of January ilext, - i i .. Itown Leith, Leith Roads, and theAiit i:• - * ' ' c Frith of Ediubereli :he wa p L Fergus, Larne liar- Margate int ll Ile ' , , ' Y l'” , and Newry Milford Haven, net fir,: ' I nd Kinsale Newcastle& TininouthHaven 0- " V Caef ..i Newhaven sl. thejef " '. ' l t . ' ' ' •e t lt Plymouth for ;the` 1 • 1 ''l Rothsay • , . ,• Sheerness ed. that - , , , Yarmouth, Lynn, and Wells, -• ' 14' ° and Dublin in the County of Norfolk. and ' t ~ : i4, ! , Conditions of she Contraete may be seen at this ti "', ~.. ' ' ' VL,(n. by applying to the Resident Commissioner of the 11 1 . -- ' ~` k - ,`"lling at Plymouth, the Agent for the Victualling ied in 1 'e1 ,, , '. 4ll bowline, the Storekeepers at Sheerness and Deal, the . WI * • It. tY to the Postmaster-General at Dublin, and to the .a t p, %n o _ ~ d escr ii). 2 , ' 4 et his Majesty's Customs at each of the other ) pluidi ~ d P k i i T i e fun pe ", be , de „li e: el der must specify the price in words at length, nfornie4 . ,' . 4 kt4t w ed before One o'Clock. on the (lay appointed, , accompanied by IA Letter signed by two '' . oh Persons engaging to become bound with the :•ol'iipps;. , :; L tenderiu g for Chatham, Plymouth, and Sheerness, ;aitiat 0 1 1 ' ' 7 _Penal hum of 1,500/., and for each of the other was •ch , ..', i fn the p ena l sum o f 5 00/., f or th e du e performance i in the l e e O aulrre iil.,:l'erson who makes the Tender, or some Person on -4141 f, must attend to answer when called for. I 1 th of .. 5 \....., . M. WALLER CLIFTON. ii to. sil . li t il CONTRACT FOR FLOUR. rniShilig P O. Pt ORRENWICH HOSPITAL, Nov. 12, 18241. , E Directors of this Institution do hereby n by the give 'm en mitice, the 4 • that en' SATURDAY, the 221 inst., a.set forqi • 'men o'clock, they will be ready to receive Proposals un - accouP;; Oyi bt st ek Ponces as may he williug to emitioct fur sup= ,~' quire(' for, but there aft , pone retren;',ltng on hand i the market. HEMP, Fi . tx. TALLow.—The drbEnand foe Tallow has continued brisk and extensive during the present week, awl the prices are again 6d. to ,ls. per cwt. higher (to-day dull.) In Hemp and Flax there is no materi a l alteration. The letters from St. Petersburgh are dated 29th Ult. Exchange 1041. 17 3:e 9-10. Tallow, 10.3. Bought 1,000 casks. Shipped off 1.53,000. Bought, not shipped ott, 3,000. r'reight4, 3;s. lid. Remain 6,000. INDIGO.—The sales of Indigo continue consider.. thle, and generally at an ad: Alto. 014 d. prr lb, on the E,&.t India sale : in some instance.; Gd. pf , r premium has been obtained. The buyers have lately been paying attention to the Indigo of the July and January sales, and some old holders have been en tirely cleared of their stocks. COTYON.—The priCes of Cotton are little varied. The purchases for the week ending last .night inclu sive consist of 970 Smits at *. •to 41d, ; 154 Para at 6id.; 580 Carthagena at 4d. a 4id. RUM; BRANDY, AND HOLLANDs.—The specn'a dons in Leeward Island Rum have been on the in..)st extensive scale, and nearly the whole .of these de scriptions offering on the market have been disposed of; the sales within 10 days are estimated above 2,000 puns., and they are now held for much higher prices. The last sale of any extent was 2s. 61d.. for 3 per cent. ever. Jamaica Ruins are neglected. The causes of the speculations alluded to are short stock of Leewarels compared with previous years, the advance in British spirits, and the report of a reduction of duty. In Brandies there is no alte ration in price, but the demand appears to be checked by the late advance. Geneva is uniratied. LONDON, SATURDAY EVNXING, NOVEMBER 15, 1828. No. 11,290. PRICE 7D. THAMES TUNNEL. SCOTLAND. ESTATES IN EAST LOTHIAN, FOR SALE. This day was published, 2 vols. prim 16s. Printed uniformly with,Alrs. Marlitatu's Histories of tughind and Ifignee, A SHORT HISTORY of SPAIN. By MARIA CALLCOTT. with•Yttopd Eugraving a . Printed for John-Murray,Albemarlerstreet. In the Press, foolscap Svo. ALL for LOVE : with the PILGRIM of COMPOSTELLA; and other POE.IIS. - - THE LANDS and ESTATES of SPOTT! and EASTBARNS, as formerly advertised, ate now for SALE by PRIVATE BARGAIN. These Estates lie within three miles of Dunbar, the land is of very superior quality, and there is a delightful residence on Spott, capable of aocommodating a family of distinction. The Patronage of the Church and Parish of Spott will be sold with the Estate of that name. The Lands measure, in Imperial Acres, thus,. Spott Eastbarns By ROBERT SOUTHEY. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. Nearly reajy, and to form the first of a Reties of Modern Biographies, PERSONAL HISTORY of NAPO LEON BUONAPARTE. Two pocket volumes, beautifully printed, and illustrated with numerous En gravings in Wood and Steel. Thiteday, in 840. is.; TRACTS on SUBJECTS connected with the CORN TRADE and CORN LAWS, including a Second Report, ordered to be printed by the two }louses of Parliament, with some additional Notes. • • By WILLIAM JACOB, Esq., P.R.& , Printed for jOhn Murray, Albemarle-street. Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-atreat. In a few Jays, &amid' Edition, 11 vols. Svo. Itt tivo., IQs. ETTERS from the WEST, containing Sketches of Scenery, Manners, and Cuato►ns, with. Anecdotes connected with the first settlement of the Western Sections of the United States. Together 1675 For further particulars application may be made to Meeosre. Walker, RiclArdson, and Melville, W.S., vs ho have power to sell. 110, George-street, Edinburgh, Sept. lb, 1828. • - '1 1 1;IR CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY - 0 - of ENGLAND, from the Aucession of Henry TH. to the. Death of George H. By ° HENRY HALLAM. "Mr. Hallam is far better qualified than any other writer of our time for the ofiese which he l'ariundertaken. lie has great industry, and great acuteness. Hia know ledge is extensive, various, and profound; kis mind. is equally distinguished by the amplitude of its grsep, avid by the delicacy, of its. touch; his spoeulations have none of klustvaguenese whichis the wanton fault of political phi tosopliy. ("311 the oontritri, they are strikingly practical. They teach us, net only the general rule, hut the mode of applying it, to solve particular eons. In this respect they often remind us of the Discourses of Machiavelli. On a general survey, we do not scruple to pronouns* the " Con stitutional History" the meat impartial book that we ever read."—Last Number of the Edinburgh Review. Printed for John Murray, Alberatrle- street. By the Hon. JUDGE HALL. Printed for Henry Colburn, 8, New Burlington -street. SCOTLAND. In 3 vols., post Bvo., 31s. 6d. ESTATE WITH FREEHOLD QUALIFICATION IN RENFREWSUIRE, FOR SALE. TALES OF THE GREAT ST. BER NARD. RtcE.---The purchases are quite inconsiderable; there is no reduction in the price. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE BARGAIN, THE Lands and Estate, of LOCHLIBO- . SIDE, situated in thy Parish of NEILSTON and - CountY of RENFREW, consisting of upwards of 2,000 Acres, Scotch, of which about 1,500 Acres are Arable. 300 excellent Pasture, and nearly 100 in thriving planta tions, from 10 to 30 years old. This Property is situated in the vicinity of the populous villages and public works of Neitston and Barnhead, within four miles of Paisley, and eight of Glasgow, and is inter sected by turnpike roads. The farms are let to substantial tenants on improving leases, and the farm-houses are mostly new and slated. CONTENTS :—The Englishman's Tale—The Wallachian's Tale--The Captain's Tale—The Anguitine's Tale—The Englishwoman's Tale—TheSpaniard's Tale—The Italian's Tale, &c. &c. DYE STUFFS AT THE INDIA Houss.--(This Day.) —Lac Dye, C. and C. 35 chests, 2s. 9d. a 2s. 10d. ; LI. and Co. 50 chests, Is. 3d. a Is. 7d. ; I. M. 21 chests, Is. 9d. a 2s. ; S. R. and Co. 37 ehests,, Is. 6d. a 2s. Id.; C. and E. 147 chests, withdrawn; I. and D. 49 chests, 2s. sd. a 2s. Gd ; I. and I. R. 59 chests, 2s. 2d. a 2s. 3d. ; Shellac, 98 chests, 83s. a 9.25, per c.l bags, t.;G 2s. a 2 Galls, 81 G gs d ,. p 7 e 2 h. 5 22 . a c B ‘ l v s t .. per cwt. ; Safflower, 78 bales, 81, 4 s . a 8 / . 9s. her cwt.; Turmeric, 602 Printed for Henry Cu!burn, 8, New Burlington-street. k !( TenderV N will ::DrßecEeiDvedSaAftCeiK. ElevenS OF FLOUR. the 11 44 's Office. L 4 h... eAPT:r,op&ocs.a,la,maayudbe p o a b rt ta izl e a d re s i t ts ti t: :k..2 1 L. : -. ll) be i y Fo , n do n d o mso . r f a d g oe y lifv not‘red unless the party, or an agent lOP o eals are required to be agreeable to the printed Vbeve-rnentioned, and the word " Tender" must be kii% on the address of each, otheewiee so regard will be 4 than. In 2 vols., post Svo., ISe. T HE MAN OF TWO LIVES. A Nar rative, WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. ion has 1 it Is, a ler to ex ; ed .on I bei•'Whh; thew " Whether this be, or be not, I'll not swear." Sbakspeare. Printed for Henry Colburn, 8, New Burlington-street. This day, small Bvo., 10s. 6d., illustrated with numerous Engravings on Wood, QALMONIA : or DAYS of FLY-FISH- L. 3 • ING. A Series of Conversations on the Art of Fly-fishing for the species and varieties of the Sahno ; and on the habit of these Fishes. By AN ANGLER. EAST INDIA SALE, DRUGS, &e. ahist 9 ling toot. y compel. :he - sum Dal-wharj A nt bas uP. eace. : The Estate bolds of the Crown, and besides a vote, affords spare valuation to a considerable extent. The teinds are valued, and the public burdens, which are very small, are paid by the tenants. For farther particulars apply to Messrs. John and Andrew Tawse, W.S., York-place, Edinburgh; Messrs. Wylie, Rodger, and Brown, writers, Paisley; or fo Mr. Love Hallhill Johnstone, who will give orders for chewing the lands. This day was published, in tivo. price 7s. 6d. b oar d s , THE BRITISH COTTON MANU FACTURERS, and a Reply to an Article on the Spinning Machinery, contained in a tecent Number of the " Edinburgh Review." By RICHARD GUEST. Sold by Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, London ; and E. Thomson and Sons, Manchester. of cave ing , tj , an only Ir ti bot is out, 01 h pation and ot; e at prel e i rock, Lve freqtle; der' ;unpow en o 'cloo' l Barged,' safety why vder ; h° returned t 0 and bee o rs ig the 10 Ld two nig, ll ' ) art of O r ;ht, to pre' se cond a , le two no, ° , where thin str 'oar of k. as not the ered id 30 yir 4 except the reachlyg .ed. Tbd and it 0. 5 how 0 01. ' hey are b`, ll interest 1 ; 1 st night ° ' 4 at tie` tee )mg mull" :afe% •tri n they ha Paper °. ~ i ..~.o.! ter_AlthorP 6 it-street, to d rlotte-stre`' t ' Bat kliniore' e lady of Pe am, of a 0 1. Dobie, 'aria Wei! o Catltel e F..tq. of 11..`F' by the Re l. , of Trini i) : , st daugVe. Rocheste r i ge, Es . or eat daughte ti. • nnd ,son of ;►. Dorot t. rick Pino e r' erftt. iy.kll3 o On is d liotr,e, ry Ttiolinr Dasvfo 4 RonitieY' ° BrnontoLoiulia i t Revi 3 0 ; Ann; the L Clerneot:: t" r tlae C4Ol. 4 vioni" + . clad #O O 0. dr at Sergi y her:rcla' ie FAilrx itt,. 4 FA' titer i li p " reef; Apo' n r • ki 4 ob' [.. .1 . • - a; :.. t hi EAST INDIA HOUSE, OCT. 29, 1828. V I E COURT of DIRECTORS of the 4 1 ,COMPANY of MERCHANTS of StAND, Trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby °ri ce 10 4 8 . QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the °4l l 3 any will be held at their House in Leadenhall sok WenNesnay z the 17th December next, at , 1 :-..., , eetock in tale forenoon, for the purpose of &Oar ••uividend, from Midsummer last to Christmas next- JOSEPH DART, Secretary. tRAW INDIA HOUSE, OCT. 29, 1828. HE COURT of DIRECTORS of the 40, UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of OLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby Pieti at the TRANSFER BOOKS of the said COM .STOCK will be SHUT oil . THURSDAY, the I,l_,beoernber next, at Three o'clock, and OPENED ;on THUR SDAY , th e 15th January, 1829. t ho r l that the IDIVIDEAM WARRANTS on the said 1 1 ( due on the sth January, 1829, • will be ready to - 'itvered on THURSDAY, the 15th of the s a ne Month. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. h•hit TH 4 : E R O O R YI E D RIMIg EI4 )e I g ' s " ;ery re spectfully to inform the Public, that in conse , of a very eligible proposal having been made for , : tir ehase of this property, and which it is highly pr0,4,,-, ,4,,-, Will terminate in the disposal of it by Private Con !kiti the intended Sale by Auction is necessarily POST 4*iP) until the 10th of December next, on which day 4` be peremptorily Sold, should any thing intervene to Ilk, off the negotiation now depending on the proposal : - Iltentioned. \,:elit-gard e n, Nov. 13. SCHOOLMASTERS' SOCIETY. RE ANNUAL GENERAL MEET -1/4 ING of the SOCIETY will be held on SATURDAY, N t e * 2 , at the Literary Fund Society's Chambers, Lin - Icl o :,_ 141 -fiehls, and the Chair taken precisely at Two 4 4 1 .4 . His Majesty's Annual Donation of Fifty Guineas tik t : n abled the Committee to give more largely in aid of t io -tsl ed Schoolmasters and Ushers , bu t the Funds are by qt. t . :ana adequate to the objects contemplated by the So. N . , During the past year Fifty Petitioners have been relieved, at an expenditure of litt'e more than • Subscriptions and Donations are earnestly solicited, Will be received by Mr. Snow, at the Literary Fund ti lberg ; by the Treasurer, the Rev. Dr. Russell, at ' ~ 'r -house; or his Bankers, Messrs. Child, Temple Bar. NOTICE TO MARINERS. CAPE WRATH LIGHT-HOUSE. t'HI COMMISSIONERS of the k k NORTHERN LIGHT.HOUSES hereby give ice, q'llat a LIGHT-HOUSE has been ERECTED upon l& WRATH, in the county of Sutherland, the Light ~.1 4i elt will be exhibited on the nig h t of THURSDAY, the titday of December, 1828, and every Night thereafter, the going away of Day-light in the Evening, till the h 1 of D a y-li g ht i n the Morning. re foll ow i ng i s a Sp ec ification of the Position of the tbouse, and the appearance of the Light, by Mr. Ste- A n , Engineer to the Comissioners:— 40, 4 'E WRATH forms them nort h- wes t e rn extremity of Mainland of Scotland, in Lat. 58. 36 . Nor th, and in 4l b • 4. 56. West. lilt Compass, it bears from Ifoyhead 1 1 "dtney West, distant 45 miles; from the Bp of thF E.S.E. E., distant 41 miles; from the Rocks tCa , th e Stags of the Cape, S.W. by W. IW., distant ki l g t one ; from the Sunken Rock called the Nun, N:W• W., distant 16 miles ; and from the Islands of 10' 1, and Skerry, W.S.W., the former 28, and the latter piles distant. 144 1 i9 Li g ht w ill be known to Mariners as a REVOLV r LIGHT, exhibiting from one and the same Lantern qyttlitt of the natural appearance, alternating or ch ang i ng itt ta , one tinged red ; which two kinds of light successi ve ly 11 1 ;tk their most luminous effect every two minutes, and l k i l ' v etfter, becoming gradually less luminous, are to a dill ( !bserver totaliyeilipwd for a chart time. t hek w Lantern Light-roOM is' elevated '4OO feet above the tp,l lll level of the sea. The light of the natu ral appear tp *ill, in clear weather, be seen like a star of the first I:4itude, at the distance of eight or nine leagues, and at d , !atances, according to the state of the atmosphere; tt i pl, red li g ht b e ing somewhat obscured by the coloured "es Willitot.be seen at•so great a distance. litY order of the Coninaissioners of the Northern Light houses C. CUNI N G LIAM, Edinbur g h, Nov. 10, 1828. Secretary. N • • The Light-houses now erecting upon Tarbetness iu ki 4l4 FtYalaire, and Mull of Galloway in Wigtooshire, will li ghted iii 1829, of which rue notice wilt be given. T(;LARK'S GENERAL OUTPIT , TINE" WAREHOUSE, in . Ike BAST and WEST INI)IBS and SOIiTH A.AIERICA EXETER STRAND. • Officers, Cadets, apd Aviter'd gaieg trt India, tAnd Gruen proceeding to South Amoriesa, or any other part of the Globe, will find in this Ratablialsosent the whole of their Military Appointments, Sward s , ch apon, swain, Belts, pi s t o ls, &c., together with a large and well-manu factured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and Bedding ; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps; Sea Chests, Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every ether tlesoription of Travelling Equipage. AN ASSOR'LIUENT OF eAN'impfs 4 really fitt e d iiikaw i se a VGA Viriety Silver and Plated :4* ilia necasay retit , Wcat . fur other troPlosl ciiinate s ; Ae t i cki, K n i ve s and Forks; suitable far families 'going ' , broad; Military and Hindostannee 'Hooke, Bi qa ; & e . A FASHIONABLE STOCK of catrilge; Curricle, Tandem, Phaeton, Stanhope and chnis .e pAfVZSES, with every descripti on of agjaidry;ii,Cl home use, East and' Wit Litlieit, and Smith America, which merit inspec tion from their excellent quality, first style of workmas ship, and mealoiate All the Articles in this Bstahl;sluatent are warranted, and Ate excellent plan of fifty years standing is still et4tly adhered to, of asking one Ready 4 1 nei whip no abatemeiit is • ' • Committee Room, 29, Bridge-street, Blackfriars, Nov. 12, 1828. A T a Meeting specially summoned for This IX Day of the Committee of Friends to the Under taking ionise Thames Tunnel, acting under the authority of the Public Alerting, called upon the' sth 'of July last, for the purpose of encouraging the public support of that work—it was resolved, that a list of the subscriptimis to the Undertaking, since the last Advertisement upon the subject was:laid before the public, be now advertised in the Public Papers. The paragraph in the advertisement inserted in the public papers of the 31st of July, 1828, was read as follows " The Committee beg leave distinctly to .state to the public, that the entire sums which may be contributed tinder the resolutions of the public meeting, will be at the disposal of the subscribers, unless 100,0001. shall be sub scribed for within a limited period." And it was resolved, that it appears to this Committee, that the time is now arrived when it becomes them to re deem the pledge thus given. The Committee, considering that every fair and ho nourable exertion, by public appeal and private applica tion, has now been made towards effecting the object for which the Committee were appointed ; and the result, upon that appeal, having been now ascertained, felt it to be their duty not to delay any longer to state, that that object had not. been so far attained as to give any rational hope of a suctelsefol isaue, . It was . tliereupon resolved, that, in redemption of their pledge, the Committee do give directions, and directions • were given accordingly, that all sums, advanced as sub scriptions, at the disposal of this Committee towards the object of the public meeting, shall be paid back to the parties who advanced them—and that all parties who shall nut;within a month from this period, have received back the monies paid, be requested, and they are hereby requested accordingly, to apply by letter to the Secretary to this Committee, stating the London er country banker or agent, to whom they desire that the money shall be paid back en their account, and the monies shall be. paid back accordingly. It was further resolved, that those other persons who had subscribed their names either for debentures or dona tions but not paid down the sums as subscriptions, at the disposal of this Committee, should be released, and they are hereby, on the part of this Committee, released accordingly from all obligations on account of those sub scriptions. It was resolved, that the preceding statement he adver tised in the London Gazette, and in six of the principal London Newspapers, and that the Committee should take, and they do accordingly take, this last opportunity of ex pressing their grateful thanks to those persons, who have come forward to the assistance of the prosecution of this great work ; and, while the Committee lament that the object contemplated by the public meeting of the fah of July last has not been effected, they will not }et shriek from the expression of their confidence, that, at a more favourable moment, some national act will enable the work to be recommenced, and the Tunnel to be completed. Amount of Subscriptions al- Donations. Debentures. ready advertised £423 9 0 X 11,660 0 0 Subscriptions since received. 11. Smirk (deben.) .£lOO 0 0 J. Alexander, do lOO 0 0 Charles Turner (done.) 1 0 0 Thomas Brightwell, do 1 0 f Henry Martineau, do 1 w.Uttili g , do 1 0 A. Utting, 'an 1 Sir Win. Pepys, Bart. (deben.) 100 0 0 John Dyster, Wm. Hawksey, do 100 0 0 G. T. Nicholson, do 100 0 0 The Marquis of Lansdowne, do 100 0 0 Frances Greaves, Executrix of Airs Shuttleworth, do 100 0 0 Thomas Jevorfs, do 100 0 0 Ellis Goslin g do lOO 0 0 George Unswortli,do. Giles Gorton Inbwortb, do 5O 0 0 Charles Baldwin, do. Edward Baldwin, do. Lafitte and Co., Paris, do .lOO 0 0 J. Guilleinard, Gower-street, do. ... 50 0 0 The Earl of Hardwick., do. SOO 0 0 Lyons dem varum, (donation) 3 0 0 Glynn, Halifax, Mills and Co., do 25 0 0 E. G. Waimealey, (deben.) 2O 0 0 George Vaughan, Gravel-lane, do 5O 0 0 James Trutshaw, (dona.) 5 0 0 Edward Humble, (deben.) 5O 0 0 Timothy Jevons, do 5O 0 0 Augustus Radcliffe, do 5O 0 0 John Eden, do 100 0 0 William Bird, do 2O 0 0 Edward Fletcher, do .100 0 0 William Hunt, (dons.) 2 0 0 William Day, (deben.) 40 0 0 Lieutenant-Colonel William Black burn, Upper Portland -place, ditto 100 0 0 William Astell, M.P. do. lOO 0 0 John Loch, do 100 0 0 Charles Mills, do 100 0 0 John Baillie, do 100 0 0 John Thornhill, do 100 0 0 George Raikes, do .. . 100 0 0 Sir H. Bunbuty, Bart. do 100 0 0 Thomas Saunders, do 2O 0 „ 0 Comte Florimond, (dona.) .... 5 0 0 H. Matthew, do 1 0 0 Rev. W. Horner,. do 1 1 0 Rev. T. C. Adams, do 1 0 0 Thomas Cope, do 1 0 0 P. Simson, do S. Freeman, do 1 0 0 J. Woodcoci, jun. do 1 0 0 James Beck, do ..... .. 1 0 0 Sundry small sums, do Total of Subscription advertised__ Donations £478 0 6 Debentures £14,720 0 0 By order of the Committee, JAMES BANDINEL, Hon. Sec. TEA sad COFFEE URNS, Papier Maelie TEA TRAYS and WAITERS, Potent Table and ether LAMPS, KNIVES and FORKS, Patent DISH COVERS, Plated CRUET and LIQUOR FRAMES, Metal VENISON DISHES, WATER PLATES, &c. J. EVANS, MANUFACTURER, FISH-STREET HILL, respectfully aequainto the Nobility and Gentry that he lute just c (Alp eted an extensive STOCK of the above useial Artie.eo,o. New and Elegant deigns, and of superior Workmanship, wbiuh are offered on Terms from SO to 50 per Gent. undei t ae usual Retail Shop Prices. The largest assortmeat of STOVE GRATES, KITCHEN RANGES, FENDERS, FIRE IRONS, CULINARY UTENSILS, &c. to be seen in any House in the Kingdom. LONDON STOVE GRATE BAZAAR, Fish-street. hill, and Finsbury-place, South. 1 ...* Shipping Orders executed with despatch. ESTATES IN SCOTLAND.-FOR SALE. CAPITAL ESTATES IN ABERDEENSHIRE, Affording Sure and most Improveable Investments. AT the Understated Prices Purchasers may expect Four per Cent. Interest for their Monies, besides very great advantages otherwise, and the prospect of considerable increase of Rents. UPSET PRICES REDUCED. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE BARGAIN, OR BY PUBLIC ROUP, on a Day to be afterwards fixed, The remaining Unsold Lots of the Lands, Barony, and Estate of AUCHRY, with part of GREENS attached thereto, lying in the Parish of Alonquhitter, and County of Aberdeen, now divided iuto the following Lots, or separate Estates : I. The Alanor, Place, and Lands of AUCIIIIY, with Offices, Garden, Fish-ponds, and also the Lands of MILL FIELD and Others, and the Villages of CUMINESTON and GARMOND, measuring in whole about Arable. Pastuee. Wood. Toted Scots. A. R. F. A. R. F. A. R. F. A. R. F. 1203 0 32 ...852 1 15 ... 176 1 22 2231 3 29 The Grose Rents of this part of the Estate, including a moderate valuation of the Proprietor's Farth, and about 761. of Feu Duties payable yearly, amouat to about 1744/. sterling, and Two Freehold Qualifications will go along with this Estate. The Wood is mostly very thriving, and part of it of great ne, and already of considerable value for shelter and beauty, as well as for timber. The Mansion house is commodious, and in excellent repair. Upset price £37,000. 11. Sold already. • 111. BALTHANCITE, MIDDLEHILLS, &e. Arable. Pasture. Total Scots. A. R. F. A. C. F. A. R. F. 604 0 8 .... 355 1 26 ... 959 1 34 Gress Rental . about 3571. sterling. There is a great extent of tine laud on this Estate, and much capability of farther improvement. Upset price £10,500/. IV. AULTEN OF GREENS, NORTHBURN, CAIIINCAKE, &E. • Arable. Pasture, Total Scots. A. R. F. A. R. F. A. R. F. 4to 3 35 ... 3944 3 0 Gross Reutal about 181/. sterling. This Estate is also susceptible of much improvement, and will rise greatly in value. Upset price £7,000. V. The. Mill and Mill Lands of GREENS, measuring about Arable. Pasture. Total Scots. A. R. F. A. R. F. A. R. F. 87 0 24, ... 30 34 Gross rental 811. sterling. A very desirable small Estate, comprising some fine old I►►field Land. Upset price These separate Estate+ will be found compact and well accommodated. The division has been made tinder the direction of an eminent Agriculturist, who has reported that few Estates afford the prospect of such increasing- Value and Improve ment, andlhat there are scarcely 50 Acres of the whole that may not be speed 4 turned to profitable purposes. There are the accommodations of abundant Fuel, Water, ' and Quarries, besides the two thriving Villages, in which ManufaCtories are extensively carried en. There is also a Distillery at Millfield, on a considerable scale, and various Waterfalls, on three of which Mills are erected. During the current Leases various considerable rises of Rent will take place ; and, at the above prices, it is difficult to see where More profitable InvestMent4 of Money could be pro cured, especially when there is every prospect of Interest of Money falling as at present, whether secured on Govern ment Funds, the Banks, or otherwise. The Lands abound with Game, and are intersected by a fine stream for Angling. The Sea Port of Gardeuston is only nine miles distant, and the Turnpike Road from Aberdeen to Banff, on which the Mail Coach proceeds daily, runs within three miles of the plae, with a good Cross Road to coinmunicate. Banff is eleve c n miles distant, au the Market Town of Turriff five miles ; and the New Turnpike Read from Banff to Peter head, now in the course of being executed, passes within a very short distance of the Estate. The Title Deeds are complete, the Teinds valued, 'arid the Land-Tax redeemed. The other public burdens are moderate, and they will be equitably arranged among the different Lots. If desired, a considerable part of the price may remain . in the purchaser's hands, secured on the Estate. Farther particulars may be known, and printed Rentals and state of Measurement exhibited, by application to the Proprietor, Archibald Cuwine, Esq., Auchry, by Turriff ; Messrs. Paterson and Law, W. S., Edinburgh ; Archibald Young, Esq., Solicitor, Banff; or, Messrs. Wnry and Clements Ltnnsden, Advocates in Aberdeen ; any of whom will receive offers for selliig by Private Bargain, and Mews. Lumsden will show the Title Deeds and Articles of Sate. ' Persons desirous of viewing the Estate, avid the Emu- Jades of the different Lots, are requested to enquire at the Mansion-house of Ayebrx„ wh ere 'th e Pl qn w i ll be seep., wild every isttetiop will tie shown thew. Auchry, by Tarriff, July *, 1828. WESSELS' JESUIT'S DROPS, AND SPECIFIC REMEDY. rrIIE GENUINE JESUIT'S DROPS 1 have been long known and esteemed a safe chea p, effectual, and often an immediate cure for StraNury, Glects, Weakness of the Kidn.r er Rladfies; anti wheit taken on •11.0- Crst . atta4 of Yentreal i n fe c t i on , t h ey - w i ll infallibly atobnipfieli'the'deeired effect.' 'Should the plaini be far a d va „ ce il, it' will be' necessary - to take the SPECIFIC REMEDY. with the Jesuit's Drop. .. Purchasers are particularly fer J ose ph Jechit's Drop . , a a tiA be tiireful that a preparation 0,, ; „: 1444 ., e -a'srb r . 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" This is an entertaining co*tivia of tales, put together after the m anner of ,t,l# Sketth bunk.''----Sunday Times, SIIA. l'i• Mviews may be found in almost all the principal publi- cations. 9. A I.ETTER to the OWNE IIB and (ACCIRMRS of SHEEP FARMS. By Earl Price Is. 6d. 10. ABSTRACTS of the EVIDENCE. taken before the We-a Cou irn lttee of the House of Lords, appointed to take into consideration the State of the BRITISH WOOL TRADE, claqsed under differeot heads. Price 2e. 6.d. 11. An EPISTLE from ABELARD (;) ELOISE. By THOMAS STEWART, E. rice la. 6d. Such, if there be, who loves so long, so 4 vel l— Let him or sad, our tender story tell...—Pope. MARKET INTELLIGENCE. LONDON MARKETS. (From the London New Price Current of Friday.) SUGAR,--The Sugar market has been in a state of stagnation all the week; the sales, including this day, do not exceed 1,500 lthds. and trs.; there is not however, the slightest appearance of the prices giving way at present; and we think the few good and fine Muscovades lately sold are at decidedly higher prices., In the Refined market the trans actions this week are very limited; there is, how ever, no reduction in prices, as the stock is quite in considerable, and a large proportion of the goods to be ready for two weeks forward are contracted for. Molasses still dnll _ _ _ WEST INDIA Mat..ls stock here is 4,973 casks ; the piirchases this week are some parcels of Antigaa,_at 255. E its ND SUGAR. ---There conthmes to be a de mandars for export; se vera l pur chases R itract are reported. ',White byr IN DI A Mauritius pirAil,a tU c ontract Bengals are also inquired after. By public sale this week 2,02, bags Mauritius Sugars, the whole sold, but w4hout briskness, at former prices, yellow good 4res,:Gd. a 605., iow to middling 5 , .t5. a ;i7s., brown good to fine 50E. a 535. FOREIGN SUGARS.--The purchases of Foreign Sugar are quite inconsiderable; 23 chests white Rio a 355., of rather infe r io r q G wi ral i ll ityle;S.uga and six so ix l e d 3 best 3. s s brown and yellow, 245. a 265.; a small parcel damaged Havarinah fair quality asd condition, white, 40s. a 40s. 6d.; yellow 30s. 6 c . a 335, Cotitim—The public sales this week have gone off with much firmness; the Jamaica and Vomit Plantation descriptions at full prices, good ordinary St. Doming o at 38 5.; a parcel cifgood ord. 'co loury Brazil was ta k en i n at 3*. 64., and for wh ic h 38s. was Off ere d an d re f used., T h i s f oretloc ." there was only 011 public sole of Coffee, 96 casks, 82 kkags Peruptara and Jamaica, 190 bags Ea s t India, app 154 bags Brazil, the latter good ord. ta k en in at :.8:4. ; dark brawn Sumatra sold 365.; the Deme ntrA and •riatilaica fully supported prices. The Coffee waAet is unvaried. TouAcco.—The sales of Tobacco. this week are nearly 600 !aids, at prices a stir.dc higher. Strips are 3d, to ld. per lb. ackvaz" TEA.—There, is more demand for Twankays, id, to, I,d, per lb. profit on sales' cost. . Fitticr.—There is no material alter to notice this week : the demand continues zo improve. A public sale of 111 but t s an d 4: ' ,6- caroteels old Cur rants and 244 brls. otd. RA Smyrna Raisins were whicli \% . ere sold from 90s. to 925. ,1 h brought .forwal:d t on Wednesday, the for , an— the latter forme, of at us.; New Currants, Valentia and Deitia RaiSts, and new Turkey Figs, have gone off with consider- I able briskness, au4 although the importations have been unusually early, great part has beet delivered from the warehouses. New Turkey Raisins are in' PRICE OF HAW FAT, per stone of 81b...-Nov. 14. Pricy of Tallow (as stated by the fallow Ateliers) Vs. :)ad. COAL MANI Burdon Heaton 40 0 liellurn Main 39 0 Killingworth .ail 0 Liddell's 33 6 Ord's Redhugh 3Y 0 Percy East 32 0 Pontop Windsor , 33 0 Shipcote ...«... 35 0 Tantield Willingtou Walls End Bell and Co. 39 6 Ditto Bell Robson & Co. 30' 9 Ditto Bewicke and Co,— 40 9 Ditto Clarke and Co. 37 3 Ships at suarket,s2—Stiii :ET.—Nov._ 14. Walls End NeWmareb,_ asa. 9d. Ditto Hilda - 96 9 Ditto Northumberland 97 9 Ditto Perkins and Co. 97 6 Ditto Russell's' ----. 41 0 Ditto 39 6 Fawcett 34 3 DDW W Lam ie !l iou ls i b : ° : l4 Ei n mpn ul ' drpg ' i li m Pr sot e ierl t i oT m w to e : l l4—..—.l_ ,..t : 39 4 4 : ! :S oo Russell'sHettoia'sW.E. 41 3 Silkstone Field and Cu. 34 3 Durham - 23 0 Lis sold, 23 —Unsold. SI COUNTRY CORN MARKM'S DURING TUN WEEK. Per Quarter. Wheat. Barley. Oats ti . Bea:. -- gaa sh i h nte u gl n 6 , 0 4 vol 36 48 ----- 43 27 34 43 s se Bath... 0 56 88 36 45 30 3 4 40 68 Bridgewater 56 89 36 40 2d 3 0 39 5 9 64 76 57 4387 50. 42 32 20 34 32 4940 5182 Chesterfield 74 82 42 454 25 31 515 54 80 Devises 56 9 98 45 2fi 36 42 5° Doncaster - 68 86 32 49 22 34 47 56 Dorchester—...... 66 86 9 6 40 24 32' 44 58 Exeter_. _ „_ , 76 1 1 3 30 40 26 30 35 40 Gloucester , 60 18 36 40 28 32 32 44 flungetford 46 7d 27 33 22 30 tit Leicester — 84 45 34 48 Newbury 46 94 24 43 22 40 40 54f Bonney 55 78 36 38 24 34 Shaftesbury i 0 25 Sheptou Mat 52 78 28 30 20 30 3 5 40 Sherlsorne 6B 80 3 . 2 40 26 38 40 ,50 Taunton 60 t.:9 34 40 22 32 44 48 Yeovil 84 88 30 40 28 30 36 40 Per Btu:he'. d. Shrewsbury 11 0 12 6 6 3 7 0 5 9 g 0 0 0 supply of all sorts of Grain at this CORN MARKk:r.--Nov. 12. SCOTCH MARKETS. ket ' day's war ' Top price of Wheat is 2s. down. Oats they . j • k sale, and LI Barley a good supply, a uuto .. • which so ld at Last w ee k ' a prices. Pease and Beans higher than last market day. Wheat Barley. Oats. Pease. Beans. First Ws ea 44s Od 3ls Od 44s Od 44€ Ikt Vecond 7 Bs Oct , 1 8 3 Ild 26s Od 31s 6d 32s 0•l Thi r d PRICES op PROVISIONS, Le. Beef, per lb. ... lb. 34. to Os. 6,1. Fresh Butter,lb.s.lo.l. to Os. 0.1. Mutt0n............. 0 3 0 0 Halt Ditto.....—. 0 9 010 Vea1..................., 0 6 0 8 Ditto, per cwt 74 0 743 ' 0 P0rk.—.............., 0 4 06' Egg s , per doe. 0 0 10 We 1, 1: ad ? l a N r i n 3 i lj dd il l G in ti g Lamb, per yr • I 6 3 0 OatStraw(ktil.) 8 0 0 0 Tallow, cwt.... 34 6 31 6 Wheat Ditto... 5 6 6 0 Quartetit Loaf 010 011 Barley Ditto,. 5 0 0 0 Potatoes. 141 b. 03 0 4 Hay, per 5t....,. 0 6 0 7 ----- EDINBURGH DIEM We had a small supply ket, which sold more mail; IJARKET...—Nov. 11. Oatmeal at this day's ntar that), of late, at last wtek's priete. : Par Sack of 2601 b Imi First Oatmeal 13 0 Second ditto 1 19 0 Barlerneal Peaseineal ..... .„ .. . I ° Pat Earley—No. r, per cwt. 15 per Stoue of 14l1), First Oatmeal .......:. ;E0 2 2 Secoud ditto ............ 0 2 0 13arleymeal ............... 1 10 Peasemeal ......... ... 0 110 ISt GLASGOW MA RKET. —Nov. 12. To-day we CORN MA h av e had a steady, b u t not a very Lirely Corn market. . Wheat wits rather de arer. B ar l ey h eavy, but hOldera fira" Oats in moderate request. Wheat, per 2401 b. s. d- 1 . d. oat,, per , 6415‘ ,4. d. e. d. B r itish, old 351 1t0 SS 0 Irishlrish2o 0 to'24 6 ............ pew Canada, free - ..... • :th 6 NS 0 Beans, leer 2601 b. Irish . . : 1 2 0 • SS 0 English Batley, per 3201 b, . Scottish .. 20 0 25 0 English —l/ 0 peaig, Scottish ... 19 0 21 0 Scottish 32 6 316 Oatmeal, par 11011). 20 0 210 Irish 3O 0 33 0 Flour, per 2861 b.... 55 0 58(4 This day were published, in 2 vols. Bvo. with Engravings, price 1/. 12s. boards, pLEMENTS OF NATURAL I-lIS TORY, adapted to the present state of the Science, containing the 'Generic Characters of nearly the whole of the Animal Kingdom, and DescriptiOns of the principal Species. By JOHN STARK, F.R.S.E. Member of the Wernerian Natural Mato!) , Society of Edinburgh, &c. &c. London : printed for Longman, Reea, Orme. Brown, and Green ; and Adam Black, and John Stark, Edinburgh. This day was published, elegantly bound in rich Criinsou Silk, price 12s. THE LITERARY SOUVENIR for 1829. Edited by ALARIC A. WATTS. Illustrated by Twelve highly-finished Line Engravings, from Drawings and Paintings by the First Masters. The Plates are of a larger size than heretofore, and are all from the burins of the most eminent Engravers. The subjects (twelve in number) comprise many Paintings of well-known celebrity, by Leslie, Turner, Danby, F. P. Stephanotl; Hilton, Westall, Leahy, Northebte, J. Stephan off, F-irrier, and Green ; including the well.known Por trait of Sir Walter Scott, painted for the late Mr. Constable, of Edinburgh. The Literary Department of the work has, as usual, been supplied by a great variety of the most dis tinguished Writers of the day. The Large Paper Edition of the Souvenir, with Proofs of the Plates on India Paper, price 245. Proofs on Im perial 4to. price 30s. in a Portfolio. A very few Proofs before Letters, Si. Ss. Printed for Longman, Rees, Ortne, Brow% auti Green London. NEW ANNUAL. FOR CHILDREN. This day was published, elegantly half hound in Turkey Morocco, with gilt leaves, price 7s. 6d. T HE NEW YEAR'S GIFT, and JUVE NILE SOUVENIR. Edited by Mrs. MAIM WATTS. Illustrated by Twelve higbly..fiuisbed Engravings on Steel (including a Portrait of Prince George of Cumber land) by various emineut Engravers, from Original Pictures by Nurthcote, Howard, Gill, Wood, Farrier, Green, &c. ; and numerous Wood-cuts, after Designa by George Cruik shank. The Literary Departnwnt of the Volume has been sup plied by Thirty of the most distinguished I,Witers of the day, and will be found peculiarly adapted to interest young persona. With a trifling exception, the Narrative Portion of the Volume is strictly true. Printed for Longman, Ileee, Orme, Brown, and Green, London. - - 480 chests Pearl Sago, fine and good, s2s, a 30 5., mid. 17s. a 205., ord. 12s. a 145.; 26 chests Gum Ammoniac, in blocks, ord. 65,1 87 ch es t s G um Aniwi, mid.. and clean 4/, 1.55, a Si. 55.; 34 cheats Gum Assafcetida, ord. taxed at 405.-unsold ; 264 chests Gum Benjamin, fine 3ds. 8/. 10s. a 81. 159., good and mid. 51. 9s. d .5/. I Is., ord. 2/. ss. a 2/. 9s:, Rough 10/. a ltl.; 9 che sts Gum G a lb anum , goo d in sorts . 22/..155. a 23/. m id. 207. 10s - . a 21/. 10s., ord. 191, 15s. a 201.; 15 chests Gum Olibanum, ord. in sorts 335. a 409.-liought in ; 41 chests Gum Dragon's blood, in blocks, good colour, V. 10s. a 81.; 98 chests Gum Shellac, good colour 91s. a 925. ord. Orange, iu blocks 84s. a 85s. ; 270 chests Camphor, good grey, English sort 7/. a 7/. 2s. ; 44) chests China Cinnabar, good 2s. 10d. a 2s. l Id.; 225 sacks Ctibebst, good 61. white, mixed and stalky, 5/. 10s. a 61.; 62 chests - Rhubarb 2s. 7d. a 3s. 5d.; 77 bales Senna, mid. 9d. a lOd., damaged 9d.; 108 bottles Oil Calaputa, good Sid.; 25 bottles Oil Car. raway Sd.; 8 bottles Oil Mace, 2s. Bd. ; 20 canni sters Oil Aniseed good 74d.; 354 duppers 3 etelts Castor Oil, fine bright 25., good ditto Is. 6d. PRICES OF HOPS.—Nov. 14. KQnt Pockets_..-._—.... 4!. 4s. 41. 1&s. to 61. 15 Sussex Ditto ISs. 4/, 48, to 4/. ti.•. Essex Ditto 4/. 5,5. to 61. 0•. t'artil,ain Ditto, 0/, O. Si. 08. to 91 P . Seconds 04 Os. fi& Os. to 71. 10-. 31. 14s. 4/. Itid. to 61. 31. 10s. 3!. Itts. to 4!.• 44 4e. 4/. 16s, to 5/. 5, Old Duty laid at X 165,000. Ketit 15a Sussex liitte Essex Ditto. - PRICE OF OIL. tiPe Oil, brown :I4oreed Oil .... l9 'l - Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, per thousand ..............,—. 13 t) Ritpe - Cake, ner'ton c. 111 WIIITECHAPEL HAY NIARKE'f.—Nov. 11. [ay ti 05.4.3. to 955. Oct. I. lover SOL 9.1. to 110 s. Od. .tos. O. to 3tit. New W PRICE OF POTATOES.—Nov. 14. re--......... 31. ai. to 41. Ss. per ton. LEATH EL Per lb. Tanned Horse Hides.. Spanisl. Ditto —..—.. Pei dozen. Calf Skins... SO to Ditto 50 to 70Ib. Ditto 70 to 80Ib. Small Seals, Greenlano PRICES ❑E Per lb. a. t - o a. 8ute5.,.......68 to 5818... XS MI Ditto...-60 to 6611.,.... te 23 Droning 15 17/ Fine Coach Mies —. 18/ 21 Crop Mies, 35 to 401 b. 16 IS to BWb. Mit 20 Ditto 4. to& 17 if) 29 28 . 19 24 .24 29 .22 25 221 RAW HIDES. Per Stone. s. d. to s. tl, Per Stone, s. d. to ‘. d. Beet }leans& Steers. 3 0 3 4 Ordinary 110 2 0 Nliddlings---2 4 S 8 Maikst half 9 0 ea( h. PRICE OF TALLOW, SO Town Tallow Od. Yelluw Russia 41e. Pd. White 413. Od. Soap Ditto 98s. aid. naked Stuff 35& Od. Ditto Rough*.tta. Od. , AP &c. per 1121b.—Nor. 11. Yellow 50ap—...—............... 74•. Od. Mottled - - SOH. Od. White............--.............. Sts. Od. Graves ...—....................... 20s. Od. Good Dregs..---....... ss. Od. PRICE OF CANDLES. The price of Store Candles, in the retail shops, i s as follows Candles, per doz. 7s. Od. to Os. OIL I Moulds, per dozen Bs. 6d. qiIENT MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Board of Urduasce are ready F to receive TENDERS from ;pi l l , ersons as may be desirous of RENTING TH tiSIT MANUFACTORY, belonging to the Ordnance - Z t Ment at Harwich, together with the Right of Col - C t ment Stone within certain limits, subject to and conditions, as per particulars, to be had on ap h!tekat dui Secretary's Office iu Pall-mall. e f !eude n . to -be received on or before Tuesday , the o December, 1828. By Order of the Board, R. BYHAM, Sec. \c2 Cif6 of Ordnance, Nov. 10, 1828. ..._ouse; or ms Dilue.c. 0, ,•-•—•-• -.--, - --,- _ i t i HE CITY CARPET WAREHOUSE, ~, 2, CUEAPSIDE , near Paternoster-row. q,: I itTER and FAWCETT beg to announce that their c`''ive Stock of CARPETS are of the newest and most kr t Patterns. Their BRUSSELS, for style, quality, c heapness, have given universal satisfaction. it , s. d. a. d. 6,l,larminstar, yard-163e 1 10 and 2 6 per yard .... ............ d0......very stout irt k (l fine 2 9 and 3 0 Vtlan, for Bed-rooms ...... 1 9 and 2 4 V . .........d0 all Wool 2 9 and 3 0 tiq r Carpeting, from 0 10 ii....d0 all Wool, from oy i ! 4 tth Rugs, Druggets, Floor-elotbs, Moreens, Da ", &e, t 44 1141 at ACORN HOUSE, Furnishing Warehouge, \,!....!li_s_lropsgate-street Without, facing Acorn-street.