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West lochs, Dock Howe, Dec. 16, 1828. p 42. lidity of6"1 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23, 1828. No. 11,320. PRICE 7D. N.B. The Chair - will be taken at Two &Clock pree'irely. eir " 1 naiden I ' 4 w ill td mad ° tl b y %I 10 J.& • P r:will'', 0 lA, 1:1 befor e s he J !Videlle e ase ther e e j to acziolgit 'O l f Per t - „or • ), rea fA.LiLF ime a aR 7 - 4 jA .t, and d ie t t o f ,he itrow i d %4 no hei-O - o olt Crool"'0•3 )perry 6g oil. MCA rto° oo ,.: ree, and , :ea (1 be re' l6. iem. nt iv that the_,,t,r7t, wo .hermel v `' ;rt- , Pted fJ :ETS T) at 4° O 113 ,1 b 0 4 8 0 0 • ) a 49 3 0 32 g g b 0 4 76 00 7 2 I I 81 o_2/. -- deg a P f . r, 2li tc- e in(; s :Tv iken in t °, ar' «snco" P l t i of ' II g betu eire . 14pote , A re 1° .er r, anal 0' t than i t . ull Uri c in Burigr 5 138 ek, Cr O ib b C a little h sr , 14 3 06 ' r 775. ." , ;( 1, - tb 746. 4111 g‘ 77e. f,„, 111 At"' 7r , *. 38,. 19 ' 4 ;iv , I% O w ' 39b. 4* I s l ' 4 Os. 116.W s ill& 31, ane _W z r o or. Load. ipa4. ,40 Lot. Pe{ Dec. W' ,tor 's fli l efsoe p 4 and 0:70 ansiclors sl) , 6 , the e. ki 99 , 4 oil )d Od :0 0 TCO( re° t/26 ........ ...../ ' cll , titi 4 Grain atler 'tithe(' )3‘"Pi C' t 10 61 ti • t I 6,1--e g ' aet 'l°' to 16 ,-- 6 : . —oats. Ilj fist* 114. Ott" - 1 4, '" 4364 to 1 : 0 . --Ooth o t.." :4 . 0. to Co t ' Too , ' sy 1,7 51 714 ors, 1141 ". ••• ly of o. 11, Ilnrke (4-4- B r nce,. 04 own al ' of danglifvc , fohn SY 3 ' . Ilelt 4 ,Y lll „f ,nly Fiv4 cunt • John 6 1, lot.n IC°4. of 11 , e' I ; late 14 ri eir °e ' E.,q• O f ' ~ MO' ; 6 41, 11 a elciA t L e 3 (fee' c• rg t, )uke- 4( le a fri"' •. It) 3`" gi l (131'g :„anetib vtr. :4 t (Wr lsl op , A te. CP L I of 3 Whom c ir led in 1), eter-Ip ia o f ye" Paul, eel a t • (bd a. SYDNEY. NOW OPEN, AT THE PANORAMA, LEICESTER SQUARE. A VIEW of the CAPITAL of NEW -1 - 11 - SOUTH WALES,, with an extensive VIEW of , the HARBOUR of PORT jACKSON, Botany Bay, t he heantiful surrounding Country, the Bine Mountains, B `c• The Vow of Genoa continues Open. Views of the p at tle of Navarin and Paris are Open at the Panorama, Strand. SPANISTI AND ITALIAN REFUGEES. T HE COMMITTEE have the satisfaction of it•pertini the receipt of the folloOring enbecrip tiona At Soy have entered upon a renewed examination of t Le espahilitles of the emigrants to give instruction in the 6. gnagestind literature of their respective countrici, they . w4l 'Align' if those who desire teachers in Italian, Spa ,_, - preach, or Portuguese, will, in the sneanwhi4e, apply t '' the Honorary Secretary. Gnilll64l, Deo. 20, 1628. Atrinnnt already advertised £7,865 12 11 evnecalesioisfe eo(cE KIiCEIVED. MMUS. Willis, Pci- ipc. Wilkinson, En , "ell, and C0.....C20 0 fi eld r PIT. Inn*" , R.N. R. 0 Collected at Bishop's crthltiv e of a 8111 at StertfordandStan- Brlgliton 1:12 0 steadAy Mr. l' Et Praeeeds of a Hawkes 25 0 Stamcriptian Bull A Friend to the Op at the Grove preyed 5 0 11 "ee, Camber- Lord Roslyn well, Ly the Tree- 1 7 . Redfcarn, Esq 5 0 *tier, M. P. Ger- By Johnsen Goige, Earl., don, E, ‘ , l 241 0 Bury Post : A few Friends at the Right Non. Lo: fl Stock Exchange Calthorpe W. P.. i 371. la. hi Henry Wi!,on, E.q 3 h - i R,Ps, E gr. Rev. W. Clarke Glen t s,..„. 2 0 Her. Chalk* Jones 2 0 11. E. R. 8 10 0 A Friend, by do. ... 1 0 11 -edy Morgan, Drib- W. H. Quayle, Esq. 1 0 liQ, per the Editor C. 11. Hall, Esq.... 1 0 of the Dispatch... I 1 A tax at the Dis. G OlO Johnson °edge, Beg 1 0 _pmcit Office - 1 6 W. L. H. p er d 0.... 0 10 Aim Leferre, per Merck Bonverie 27 5 Fred. White, b 0 Lions.ll-plo, EN 10 0 J. N 1 0 W. S. Pomontiy, Esq.' lO 0 lion. W. 'High 5 0 R. Lyrivial3iirwaght, and C o H •• M• B. and T. 2 Mews. Pran.6., White, and Fran c", per the Lord Mayor J. D. per the Times, £;q. Mrs. Clarkvor 'Tam- worth ' lO 0 M4rchioness Down- 21. 20. 6 . d. E. Golightly, Esq.. 2 0 A Trifle from Two Priarvl s 2 0 A Gentleman, by the Athenicum The Countess of Cll- module Collected by M. .A. W. P. Davis ...... 11. 6tl. Some Ladi w , per d o . 1 0 A Ealanoe by a few hiends, of the Ward of Farriug_ don-without, by J. B. Si. 178. 61. Aleasts. Green ...• • • 1 .1. D., of C. Seem*, 14,44e.r.t.1.1a ig arico.,poelt.icesr relasterman andCo 5 5 W• DnorPly, by Mr Payne J. F. and J. S 0 b Norte}, Et..q., per the Times A Tratiestuan's Daughter, per do S 0 John Braham, Esq, lon ditto The young Gentle men Of Mr. Scott's Academy, barn-hill, per do. 5 0 J. L. R., per F. H Baring, B iq lO 10 G. P. lintehinsor, Esq. lO J.. 1 . 8 lO 0 (l)cdwyn Rey. E. B evan lO 0 , Win. Turner 1 1 T. P. and E. 11. Bainbridge 0 I 0 Roy. L.1).1-1. Cole bnrM Pras. Sr:Kno W. E. 31onsley 1 0 iNlessrs. Smith and Co., Derby ReV• N. P. Johnson 5 0 ' Rev. C. l'rowett 1 0 ........ 10 0 Mrs. Etaniford . ' • Tileslwright 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. hina Nt. ON% Eyre rind Coverdale 2 2 /dies Elia.. D t rry 1 I Re ubetiPletelter,Esq. "The Harlot' Bradford 10 0 ,A. K. liu y li , , 1 0 Collection met the Royal Mi • litury College, Sqodhorst. lion. Sir C Pay, -t. 0 C.,t- 2 .A. B. Bevor, 1 0 IN. Bruce, Esq 1 0 Ed. Green, ra q 0 .10 T. Labot rne, 1 0 .1. Lowry, ILv Mrs„ Noriieu (t 1(1 —.Polchet,Eti 1 0 J.F.Thrtipon n y,E 4q . 0 10 Three Friends, 15s. such ............ Cl 5 ger of Exeter lO 0 Robert Wainwright, F_Aci 5 5 Collected by the La- dies of Doneuter, including 2 goi new; from the Cor- roration, by Mrs. Roirson 721. 13e. (id. By illeatirr. Tngivell and Co., Datil : Lord Jarnea O'Brien 1 0 Sir W. Kier Grant 1 0 Sir J. P. Aeland 1 0 Dr. Shoolbred Mr. Barwell 1 0 Lady Elizabeth s• x Ilayntnn f`iptain Mainwaring 1 0 Mr. Ellis Mr. Elwin A Lady.— ........ Baron 11. Mtll A. Haig, Esq. Mr. T. Mayo, Pon. Col. Browne 1 0 Mr. Garrett 1 0 Mr..Nichnlita J. E. Baillie, 5 0 Col. Kaye Mr. Brice Col. Honlton Mr. W. Bally Mr. W. F. Bally 1 0 Joseph Smith,' Esq 2 0 John Bate, Esq 5 0 Mr.. James ..... 1 0 by Mr. Elwin 1 1 Sir T. Strange I 0 W. .Allison, Col. Mackenzie 1 0 G. B. Mr. Dture J. Hammett, EN.— 4• 0 Mts. Hammett I 0 Mrs. Serore 1 0 Miss Dranbleton Mr. Sutcliffe 5 0 Z., by ditto 6 0 Mr. Hmitilzitunu 1 0 Sundry sums nuder 11. 771. I7s. (3d. Deduct fat Printin; - , 41. Br. 6d. 73 9 H. Al. H. G. H. W. Hentage 10 0 T.W.I 0 Iton. R. Grosvenor 5 0 Rev', John E3nthrie 1 0 Rev. H. A.Wootig - st , 2 1 () 11. Holland, Esq A 0 biurtig Wart, Di. 5 0 Lieut. G. Disbrow° 1 0 .Ftsp.Oxfortl, by T. rn 46 E. L. R. John Evans, Eiq 5 b W. 75. Evans, Esq. S .I.T. Evans, Ei 2 9 M. A. Taylor, 10 0 T. Jenson, Esq. M. Chalk, Esq 8 S J. M. G P. Jahn ,f 9 15 1.1t1.14 one, Req. * 0 .11y Alcftice. Ilobbonte and Oe., Bath Lieut.•Co l .l)anlheny 1 0 Rich. Bowsktr, Eq. S 0 ° C. Jarße., EN„. 1 0 - Cept. Parish, li. N 1 (V RN 1 0 J. W. Crtiftwell,E N 1 0 'R. Piamicl-, E eq 1 0 A. Arrry, Wire. Powell BO 0 • 1)r. Ryan; 8 1 0 B. K. Jturmi Watt, E.g lO 0 Felix Slade, Esq.. Aug. Enot A. D. B. Colonel Foster C. Bottler, Esq. Thomas Tricker R. C. Headington, 0 E. H. . The Mimeo 11Kulley 5 0 £4O 0 John Cramp 0 10 Bev. Thos. Collins. 5 0 J. and W. Nicholson 2 0 Rev.. Dr. Shepherd' 2 0 JamogAtlinsen I 0 Setbneriptions will' continue to he received at the Bank mg Honors of Meseors. Smith, Payne, and Sni,tha, Man sion House-place ; Sir Richard Carr Glynn, ilallifax, and ' Co., Lombard -stre e t ; Metiers. Williams, Deacon, and Co., - Dirchin-lane; Mossni. Herries, Farquhar, and Co., St. James's-street ; Meeocs. Laaroke, Kingsrote, and Gillman, - Bauk-bisildings ; Masers. Drummond, aiaring-cross; and Messrs. Rogers, Towgood, and Co., Clemente-lane. The followin t ," Gentlemen have kindly consented to re seivedonations of Wearing A ppare l , B lankets, &a.:— M r. tit rran miTh i , 29, Great Winchester -street, Packer :Mows. To/ilia and Sons, 22, St. Paol's Chrireh-yard, Uplinl e e t v oi s; Mr. Lewis, 34, Mount-street, Gt:4vener- Nrare, Stationer; Messrs. Fearon and Thompson, New Bond -street; at Mr. Greig's warehouse, 32, City-road ; at ' Rio National Frnsrdiaa Institntion, 46, Btliford-row ; and at the London Horse Repository, Gray's-inn-road. *(), Throgniorten-street. F. FRES, lIFIELD, Hon, See. A WIDOW LADY, of the highest respec- IIL tability - , with TWO DAUGHTERS, residing in one of the most eligible Squares in London, is &shims of receiving into her Family ONE OR TWO YOUNG LADIES who wish for a comfortable residence, with as oppoitunity, if required, of the attendance of Masters. The most unexceptionable references will he given and required. Further particulars may be obtained by addres.ing a letter, post-paid, to T. Z., Mr. Nisbet's, ; , 00kseller, Ber ners-street, Oxford-street, Loudon. BY THE KING'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. 'FHE ECONOMICAL NIGHT or CHAMBER LAMP. This invention has now been corns time before the Public, and its peculiar merits known to thousands of families and persons of the 'first class as a valuable acquisi tion to the Chamber, beingpartieularly safe, certain; and may be regulated to burn from one to twenty-foes hours at required ; its portability renders the bed candle rimer &tons ; and, as a light to convey aimuz, the house, merits universal adoption. , The Patentee being - a -general Lamp Manufacturer, begs to inform the Nobility, 'Gentry, and Public in general, he his just completed an extensive assortment of 2, S, and 4, : Light .Chandeliers, for drawing and dining-rooms ; Sinumbra Lamps for the Dinner-table, Sideboard, Study, Hall, Staircase, &c.' combining all the late improvements, and of all sizes and designs.; warranted to burn well, and 25 per cent. lower than the. dealers' prices. Highly rec tified Spermaceti Oil, equal in parity to Spirits of Wine, wholesale and retail. Orders to any extent carefully packed, and forwarded to any part . Of the world, by T. TUCKER, 269, Strand, London, opposite the Crown and Anchor Tavern. Lamps let on .hire, repaired, and re-bronzed, Glasses and Cotton Wicks of every kind. CIOUNTY FIRE OFFICE, and PROVI- X-1 DENT LIFE OFFICE, Regent-street, London, Established 1806. FRESIDIINT AND TRUSIIIKES. The Duke of RUTLAND, The Marquis of NORTHAMPTON, Earl GREY, Lord KING, &v. &c. &c. DIRECTORS. J. T. 13. Beaumont., Er-q. Hon. Thomas Parker Francis Collet, Esq. William Praed, Esq. Sir G. Duckett, Bart. ► Sir Henry Pynn Sir J. Ilarington, Bart. ' Walter Strickland, Hon. Frederick Hotham Colonel Sibthorp, Sir Richard King, Bart. I Sir W. Welby, Bart. Sir S. B. Morland, Bart. &c. &e. &c. Capitals, A MILLION STERLING and UPWARD S. the PROFITS are divided amongst those who now in sure, as well as the original Members, in just proportion to their respective paymeats. In the Ft ICE OFFICE, REittatas, during the last Thirteen Years, to the Amount of 57,000/. have been paid to all persons who have continued insured Seven Years, upon ANNEAL as well as upon Septennial Policies, and whether they have been sufferers or otherwise. In the LIFE OFFICE, liomusEs, of 18/. Ss., 26L 125., and SOL 104. per cent. have bean divided during the rast twenty-one years. These are (at the option of the persons insured) either added to the Polities or applied to the re duction of their future payments. Military Men are not charged additional, unless called into actual service. Persons are at liberty to pass and repass to the Con tinent under limitations, without licence and extra premium. Persons removing to unhealthy climates, ar subject to bodily infirmities, may insure. It any person die by Suicide, Duelling, or the Hands of Jostice, the fell valve which his Policy bore on the day pre vious to the time of his Death will be paid. No Admission Fees are requited, nor is any charge made tae le.ashivitaiwitabessiiisrae .rseity. Pesatnati who have been insneed in the Fire Offices lately dissolved, may remove into the Coo N2l" FIRE OreICE without any additional expense: Agents are appointed it all the principal towns. ALIANN CE ASSURANCE COM PANY,. B.4ABLISHED BY ACT OF PARLIA)Ik;NT. Copit9l X 5,000,060 Sterlin. LIFE DEPARTMENT. BOARD OF DIRECTION. PRh3lDEtini. 30)13 Irving,- Esq., M. P. N. AL Rotlischill, E s q. Fiancie Bring, Epq. Meere Nleutefiore, Samuel Gurney., EN. num Janne Alexander, E.g. M.P. G. H. Bacnett, Feci. Edurettl Blount, Eeq. T. A. Cur tic, Edward Fletcher, George Harrison, Esq. William Howard, Esq. .Fohn William Kay, Dig. H. Thornton, Thumps \Vann, Esq. John Bowden, Fq. T. Vowel , . T;uxton,.E l 9- M•P- Arehikid Campbell, Cruwford, Sir K. T. Farpire,., BALL A 1.1). AOD[IORS. Henry A. Douglas, Eq. Thom:ls Maitevin - itt, Esq. .Tohu Routh, Esq. BA NKEug.--Nitilsre. Barnett*, Mire, and Co. ACTUAII v.— , Bmjamin Gompertz, Esq. F.R.S. Sticits.rater.—Andreir Hamilton, Esq. H. Flume, 1.D.?, Curzon-FAIEA. Sottetroe.—John M. Pearce, Esq. Sunve - ron.—Thomos Allason, Eq. The principles of Life Assurance arc now to generally ionderstood, that it is unneceseary at present to attempt their fulicr thsiolation. The object of this Advertisement is to present to the Public the advantaged and facilities which are enjoyed in transacting business \via, this Company. Assurances are of eeted on moderate terms ; the rates requirisl for Assurance on the greater period of life being lower than those ebarged by most respectable offices. The assurers for the whole of life participate in the Profits, which are to be divided at the close of every etc' essive period of five years, and which nosy he applied either to the enerease of the sum ;ossured, or to the diminution of the future payments of the Policy. Aseufauces may be effected either by one payment made at the commencement of the Assurance, or by Annual Payment!, closing at the end of five, ten, fifteen, or twenty yearsninst the option of the Assurer ; or Loy Annual Payments to 04 time the Assurance sball,eloss.—The tiro of females in a state of Pregnancy, are accepted a.t the common premium, a small line only being imposed for the fist year's AE 'stance ; and the ordi nary eases of Gout, Hernia, and several other diseases may be covered under a small extra charge commensurate to the encreased risk. The fires of Naval and Military Officers, not engaged in actled service, are assived at the common rates of premium, and persons do not lose the benefit of their Assurance by residing abroad in any part of the Con tinent of Europe, provided they proceed thither in decked evessele by any port between the Texel and Havre, and take ehipment on their return within the saute limits. The bree of persons going abroad, arc assured tinder an extra premium commensurate with the additional risk. There is no charge for entrance money, or for the policy, beyond tho value of the stamp. The appearance of those inaiiiduals whose lives are pro posed for Assurance may be taken every day, Sunday ex cepted, at the office of the Company, 40. 1, Bartholomew lone, London, or by any of the Agents of the Company throughout the Country. A. HAMILTON, Sec. Applicationi for the Agencies of ,the Company, for the prosecution both of Life anal Fire business, in those places where no Agents have as yet been appointed, may be ad dressed to the Secretary, Mr. Hatniltos, Alliance Assurance Office, London. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS FOR ELEGANT ANNUAL PUBLICATIONS. WH. SMITH, 192, Strand, respect • fully solicits the attention of the Nobility, Gen try, and Public to his List of Annual Publications at the following Reduced Prices. N. 11. The beet impreesions of the Plates : I. The KEEPSAKE contains nineteen highly finished Engravings, by C. Ilceth, Roden, Rolls, &e. from Paint ings by Sir T. Lawrence, &c. &o. with Contributions from Sir Walter Scott, Lords F. Gower, Norrnanhy, &c. Elo• gently bound in crimson silk, published at 21s. Sold at I 9s. - 2. LITERARY SOUVENIR contlins twelve fine Engraving*, by Rolls, Goodyear, &c. Sza. Edited by Alaxic Watt& Elegantly bonnd in silk, publiabed at 12a. Sold at 11s. 5. FRIENDSHIP'S OFFERING, dedicated to he;• Royal Highness the Duchess cl Clarence, reatains thirteen fine Engravings, by J. Martin, Finder, Elegantly , bound in fancy , calf, published at 12s. Sold at 11s. 4. The AIIIULET contains fourteen tine Engravinv, by Finden, Mills, Bec.. from Paintings by Sir T. Lawrerce, Br.c. & c . Elegantly bound in silk, with ease, published at 12e... Sold at I la. 5: The ANNIVERSARY ccmtaina eighteen splendid. Engravings, by Finden, Goodall, &e. &c. from Paintings Iry Sir T. Lawrence, &a. &c. Edited by Allan Cunning_ bi:m. laegantly bound, silk, published at 21s. - Sold at 19a. 6. FORGET ME NOT contains fourteen Line En gravings on Steel, by Finden, Davenport, &e. from Paint iugs by J. Martin, &c. &c. Edited by F. Sholnsl. El e _ gently bound, with case, published at 12a. Sold at 1 Is. 7. The BIJOU contains eleven fine Engravings by Fuson, Fox, &c. from Paintings by Sir T. Lawrence, Stothard, &e. Elegantly bound in crimson silk, published at 12°. Sold at its. - 8. WINTER'S. WREATH . containa. twelve fine En .gravings, by Goo-6.a Finden, Sic. Elegantly bound, silk, published at 12s. Said at 11 s. 9. The GtM contains : sixteen fine Engravings, by Davenport, Warrea, &e. from paintings by J. Martin, Bce, Edited by T. Hood. Elegantly bound, silk,: published at 12s. Sold at 11s. JUVENILE ANNUALS. . . 1. JUVENILE KEEPSAKE contains Eight beanti fal Engravings on Steel by C. Heath, Bce. Edited by T. Roscoe,. Esq. Elegantly hound, published at Bs. Sold at 7s. 64. . . 2. JUVENILE FORGET ME NO l', and .NEW YEAR'S GIFT, costaine lb fine Engravings, by Rolls, &c. Edited by Mie. S. C. Hall; Beentifully bound, published at 7s. Sold at 6s. CA. • 8. NEW YEAR'S GIFT, or Juvenile Souvenir, con tains 12 highly-finished Engravings on Steel, by Edwards, Englehart, &c, - Edited by Mrs. Maria Watts. Elegantly half.bound, publishe.d at 78: 6d. Sold at 7s. 4. CHRISTMAS BOX contains upwards of 80 fine Engravings an Wood, by W. H. lkoolte. Edited by T. Crofton Crolter, Eeq. Neatly boors!, poldished at 6s. Sold at ss. 6d. Ladies' Annual Pocket 800k4,, in case, gilt edges, Is. 10d. each. PEACOCK'S POLITE REPOSITORY, REGENT, and SOUVENIR, in morocco covers, 6s. 6d. each. PEACOCK'S HISTORICAL, in morocco-case, ss. 6d. each. GoLosittrrirs ALMANACK, in tuck, 3s. 3d. each. KEARSLEY'S, 13ALDW1N'S, POOLE, awl MAR SHALL'S COMMERCIAL LEDGERS, 3s. 6d. each. Time's Telescope, Royal and Imperial Calendars, Conn Guides, Diaries, Rernembrancers, Housekeeping Books, equally low in price ; Moore's, Rider's, Goldsmith's; Bri tish; and every other description of Almanacks. This (lay, Stro. 6s. AYS DEPARTED, or BANVVELL 21 -. F HILL ; "a Lay of the Severn Kea._ By the Rev: VAL LISLE BOWItES: John Murray, Albemarle-street. Just published, in a handsome duodecimo Volume, price ss. in extra cloth boards, VRIENDLY and SEASONABLE AD IL NICE to the HOMAN CATHOLICS of ENG LAND. Fourth Edition. With an Appendix and Not. . . By the Rev. WALTER FARQUHAR HOOK, M.A. Chaplai❑ in Ordinary to the King, Printed for C., J., G. and F. Rivington, St. Patin, Church-yard and Wate►loo-place; and H. C. Langbridge, Birmingham. THE WORLD OF FASHION—NEW SERIES. THE FASHIONS for JANUARY will be more splendid, novel, and beautifully Engraved than ever, and will contain upwards of Twenty Morning, Eveniag, and Walking Drerws, Pelieses, Spencers, and Heal-dresses, of grew, beau'iy, by the mast talented Artiste, to be r!,:ilished in the New Series of the WORLD of FASilio;s,' yr the let of January. Great pains have -been taken to render this Number attractive in point of Fashionable Noveriiee, as well as its tont enemble. Neves tikes, its price will be only Two Shillings, as usual. • The GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE of FASHION will be embellished with Three Plates, First Plate will be a Captain and First Officer of the East Indis Company's • Service, in full Uniform. Second and Third Plates, Seven Portraits of Gentlemen in Morning, Evening, Walking, and Riding Dresses, being the Fashions for January. Publish,l by Mr. Bell, No. 3, Cleveland-row, opposite St. James's Palace, and may be bad of all Booksellers and Newsmen, wheresoever residing. Price 2s. On the Ist of January will be publi4u.d, by B. Ackermann, Strand, London, No. 1, of EvosaoltY- OF FASHIONS; to be SI , continued monthly, price 25., containing font de glint coloured Engravings, two English, and two French Fashions, with full description to each Plate, and general observations on the most fashionable Female Costumes of Paris, by a Lady on the spot. Orders are replotted through all the respectable Rook s-01as in town and country, Advertisements and stitching bills as usual, on moderate terms. It very Small portion only of the FORGET ME NOT can still he had at 96, Strand ; hut it is fairly presumed that long before New Year's day not a copy will be left. in former years many were disappointed by applying too late. Some of the scarce volumes sell now at two guineas and upwards. On the 20th of December was published, BIBLE HISTORTEB, illustrated with fifty-two line Engravings, and nearly two hundred pages of Letter, preBB. Pike 128. hoards ; 11s. bound in silk. WRITING PAPER AND STATIONURY W. H. S. respectfully solicits the attention of the No bility, Gentry, awl }.'ublie to the following List of lirritM7 Papers, of the most superior 111anuitature, at very Reduce; Prices : per Ream. per Reftm Suoeffitlethuk ilatb, h. p. very host 0 17 6 Dn. laid do ...... 0 17 6 Do. 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THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MEIWIIANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES do here• by give notice, that.by an Act of Parliament, paesed in the NU year -of the reign of his present Mzijosty, cap. 130, en 'titled "An Act for logulating the appropriation - of certain 'unclaimed shares of Prize Money acquired by Soldiers or Seamen in the service of the East India Company," which rect>ived the Royal went on the llith day of July last, all UNCLAIMED SHARES OF BOOTY, Prize Money, Head Money, Bounty Money, and Salvage Money, and of Money arisen from'or distributable in re epect of any captnre or other warlike service whatever, be longing to Officers or Soldiers, tnd Commanders, Officers, Sailors, or other persons in the iliil:tery and Naval service of the East India Company, which since the p-ateitvg of the, Art of Ist and 2d of his present"M;jeety; rep. 61, as come into and is now remaining in the hands of any Prize Agent or Agents, or any other person or persons whomsoever, residing in the 'United Kingdom, are to he paid over to the said Court of Directors, in Loudon, within six calendar months after the passing of the said Act,•which period will expire on the 15th day of January next. And they also further give notice, that all such Un claimed Shares of Prize Money ae aforesaid, which may hereafter arise or beooroe distributable in respect of any capture made in warlike service already performed, and which shall hereafter some into the bands of any Prize Agent er Agents, or any person or persona whomsoever, residing in the United Kingdom, are directed by the same Act to lie paid over to the Court of Directors, in London, within six calendar months next after the receipt thereof, by such Prize Agents or other persons, to be apptied to the purposes of " Lord Clive's Fund," and the " Poplar Hospital." . All persona who are required by this Act to pay over any money to the said Court of Directors are required, without further notice, to deliver a true end correct account thereof to the Secretary, is London, with a list or lists of the names, rank, regiment, or other sufficient description ' of the persona entitled thereto, which accounts and lists are to be yerifitel by affidavit on oath of the party or one of the parties required to deliver the same. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. Second tAlition, with Additions, in Two Vols. post Bvo. I Bs. 149$ ABYLON the GREAT; or, MEN and TPINGS in the BRITISH CAPITAL. " Thes,: volumes treat of all subjects connected with London, from the forest of masts' in the river, to the eloquence of the corporation—from the Chapel of St. Stephen's, to the steam-press in Printing-Honse-square— men, women, books and newspapers—every thing in and about London that is worthy of notice in an intellectual point of view. Nothing escapes the eye and the lash of the critic : he insinuates himself into coteries and collect. their foibles—he examines men of every grade and class with an inquisitorial precision, as if he stopped the passen gers in the street, one by one, and, after putting his inter rogatories, sat dawn to sum up the general character. All this is done with an air of philosophical truth, a certain gravity and sedateness, that impart a high tone of moral excellence ro .he production. He has studied the character of London and Londoners with acuteness. We think there is no doubt that the Author is a Scotchman, hut be he who he may, he has produced two volumes that are highly cre ditable to his Genius." —Atlas.' Printed for Henry Cothran, 5, New Burlington-street, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL. SUNDAY, DPCIRMIDKR 21. —Wind W. S. W.—High water 15 minutes past eleven.—Arrired the Ma riote, from Charente ; Antigua packet, Smith, Demerara ; Pacific, Sketchley, from New York ; Louisa, Bursley, horn Charleston ; Sarah, Parker, Good win, from Savannah ; Calre, Jack, from Monte Video ; Cherub, from Quebec ; Columbia, from 111aranliam ; Triton, Waterford. Moro Castle, --, for Africa, and Corsair, f„ Rio Janeiro, have put back. It is a fact that there is a man in Ilchester gaol upon an execution f 0.4 a debt of 12s. 6d. ! For six months has this man been a charge to the comity, and his family to the parish of Msrtocic, at an expense, perhaps, of tenty times the amount for which he is confined ! as Lord Willi am P aget , L or d . _ Sheoi-bwor Thursday,il.fercxr y Errol, and a third gentleman, whose name we do not know, were returning from hunting, and were rifling at a quick pace through Parliament -street, they were met by an officer coming in a Contrary direction, and, before either c.!ald check their speed or turn aside, the whole party came in contact with considerable force. The gentleman in company of Lords Paget and Errol was severely hurt by a blow on the knee. The sword worn by the officer struck Lord W. Paget, and cut his ere severely. lie was driven with great force against Lord Errol, who nearly fell from his horse in consequence, and it tros several mi wars before he was ena bl e d to proceed. The Lord Lieu tenant, accompanied by one of his younger sons, rode into town to-day to visit Lord W. Paget; the Ladies Paget arrived in an open carriage; all remained for a ,consi derable time, and returned to the Park.— Even ing Post. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KINGS BENCH, Dee. DRAM ,V. DOUGLAS AND OTHERS. This was an action by a part-owner of the ship Hannah, of Liverpool, to recover of the defendants, ship•insurance brokers, two sums of money with in• Iciest amounting together to 1,4691. The Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the sum claimed. WILKINSON AND OTHItiRS V. REAY AND OTHERS. This was an action by the assignees of Messrs. Richard Frisby and Son, bankrupts, to rerover the sum c'f 1,071/. Bs. 6tl:, the produce of wine and household furniture belonging to the bankrupts, which the defendants had sold. after the bankruptcy. Verdict for the plaintiffs.--Damages 1,023/. Bs. 6d. ~: COTJRT OF COMMON PLRAS t DEC. 22. In the course of an ectiotrupoii a bill of exchange, 1 which had become due some years since, a witness was called . to prove that the defendant had acknow ledged his liability within the:time prescribed • by the statute of limitations. The witness, who was an articled clerk to an attorney at Dartford, produced a memorandum, which he said he had made imme diately after a conversation between himself and the defendant, in which he asserted that the latter had admitted his liability. In cross-examination, the witness said that he had . not noted down every thing that was said, but on examination of the me morandum, it appeared that the defendant had said that ho was cheated out of the bill , and that he would not take it np. The Loan CHIRP JUSTICE held that this was not sufficient evidence to prove the defendant's liability ; and he observed that this case furnished a strong instance-of the necessity of the law which had been made at the suggestion of Lord Tenterden, and by which, after the lat of January next, it was enacted that all admissions of liability, to tak4 a case out of the statute of limitations, must be in writing. • A verdict was given for the defendant. LAWSON AND BARKER O. DREW AND BUTCUIN. This was an action brought against tlie defen dants, who were directors of the General Dyeing and Printing Company, to recover a sum of money for work and labour done by the plaintiffs, as news paper-agents, in the insertion of advertisements in the different papers, at the desire of the company. Mr. J. L. Evans stated that he was in the service of the plaintiffs in 1825, when the company was first started, and that ho had taken the advertise meats round to the different newspaper offices. He also stated that the charges made for the advertise ments were fair and reasonable. As he could not prove, however, from his own personal knowledge, the exact amount which had been paid by the plain tiffs for advettiscments, it was consented on both sides that the case should be referred. CUMBERLEDGE AND OTHERS V. JOSHUA HUDSON. This was an action brought by the assignees of a person named Bootle to recover 18/. for the keep of a bitch and puppies belonging to the defendant, who is a prize-fighter, for 120 weeks, at 3s. a week. A verdict was returned for the defendant. COURT OF EXCIIHQUkII;ISe4,2SI. nostasoN AI)N ANOTHFR V. LORD , :OciiaAtiF. Mr. ALEXANDF,R said this wai; William and Maria HoSeason, execater and executrix of Hoseason, were plaintiffs, and the Hon. Sir Thomas Cochrane, commonly called Lord Coch rane, was the defendant ; and it was for and on ac- coma of money advanced by the testator for the te , :e of the defendant, to which the latter had pleaded the general issue and a set-off. The testator, Mr. Hoses son, died about two years ago. He had formerly been a West India merchant, but, becoming em barrassed in his affairs, he, towards the end of 1818 accepted of a situation under Lord Cochrane, in South America, as his Lordship's agent, one condi tion of his engagement being that he was to enter into. no commercial transaction on his own ac count. Owing to some circumstances, his Lord ship, in January, 1823, determined on leav ing Chili kn. the Brazils, and was desirous of settling his account with Mr. Iloseason. The hooks and papers of each party were put into the hands of a Mr. Dean, who found the sum of 17,683 dollars five reels to: be due to Mr. Hewitson. His Lordship approved of the account, and gave Mr. Hoseason a bill for the amount on the Chilian Go ' vet-rune:li, dated the 16th or January, 1823, at the same time writing a letter of advice to the Chilian Government, copies of which were also signed. The draught was presented to the Chilian Govern ment, but refused payment ; it was then forwarded to Mr. Dean, and by hint to a Mr. May, at Rio Ja neiro, to be there presented to Lord Cochrane. His Lordship, however, refused to pay it, and the exe cutors of Mr. Hoseason had been compelled to bring this action. iSir. W. H. May deposed, that about four or tire years ago he resided in the Brazils. He recol lected receiving the bill to present it to Lord Coch rane, and his Lordship refused to pay it, adding he would shortly after state his reasons. Writes? afterwards got it protested by a notary, and returned it to Mr, Hoseasom The bill and protest were then read. Mr. May, cross-examined by Mr. THESSIGER.— Witness was a merchant in the Brazils; Mr. Hosea son was not prize-ngent to the Government, but to Lord Cochrane. He never heard that Mr. Hoseason had large funds in his hands. There were ships con tinually going between the Brazils and Chili at that time. quainted with Mr. Ho season ; w h en Mr. Dean was then called--Ile had been ac went to - V_alparaiso on Ch r i stmas-day , 1820, Mr. Hoseason was th en L or d C ochrane ' s fl ag and prize agent. Th e accounts b etween Lor d C o chrane and Mr. Hose ason wet e under discuss i on f ro m June,lB22, at the time o f w h at was ca ll e d the Peruvian earn witness first paign, until January, 1823, and a balance sheet was drawn Out by witness at the request of both parties, when there iinn ' eared 17 083 dollars five rears due to Mr. Hewitson ; this w as delivered t;t Lord Coch rane on th e 11 t h of January, 1823,nnd his Lordship took four or five days to look over it. Ott the January hi s L or dship gave a bill on the Chilian Government for the amount, and a letter of advice to the Government; th e y were written in his Lord ship's t en t, by Mr. Rennet Stevenson, his secretary, raid signed Ity his L ordshi p . Cross-examined —Mr. Hoseason was in embar raqsed circumstances previous to going to South America. He bad been a bankrupt. He did net know Mr. Hoseaso n had lived in his Lord ship's h ouse for two years, but he certainly had for som e time. Never heard that hit Lordship had com plained of Mr. Hoseason's extravagant exp en di ture while in his heuse. Witness was a purser in the navy, on half-pay. Mr. Hoseason did not act ;IS prize-agent for the Chinon Government—only for Lord Cochrane. The Government had a moiety of the prizes, the Supreme Director taking a sixth, mind his Lordship an eighth. The larger part of the prizes were disposed of before the witness's arrival. After 1820, Mr. Hoseason received very littre on account of prizes. The Gu a y aqu il captures were made before witness arrived there, but the sales were not completed. In the acc ount w i tness made - otit, there was nothing stated of the Guayaquil captures; he did not know the amount they realized, but, a part of the produce was destroyed by the earthquake. He remembered the capture of the Eanzcralde frigate: A bill was drawn by the Supreme Director of Chili On the Protector of. Peru, fOr 130,900 dollars. It - was not given to witness by Hoseason, nor h the witness ever seen it. But a . letter, sealed with the arms of Chili, had ..been .sent- to hith, which he understood to contain a bill for 130,009 dollars, drawn on Don ILlartino; but it ,was not paid. In "1823, there was .neither property nor specie in Mr. Hoseason's hand.. At the time this account was rendered i his Lordship was engaged in making arrangements for leaving Chili, and going to 13 ra 8 i 1 . and he sailed on the 16th of January, the day th e bi ll was drawn. W i tness f o ll owe d hi s Lordship and got the nominal situation of Judge Advocate, a mere sinecure. H e h a d b roug h t an action a ga i nst L ord Cochrane for 10,000 1 . When the bill was d rawn his Lordship said noth i ng a b out money being in the Hoseason's hands, but he spoke of money of his heingi n the hands of the Ch; lien 'Government, and it was upon that fund he drew the bill. Mr. May was recalled, for theporpose of explain ing some of his testimony. The LORD, OHRE BARON—You do not „give evidence so -decisively as Lord COchian e • fights, I think. Mr. ALEXANDER —He is not so we-fl paid for it, my Lord. Mr. TnEsstoEn—Paid For if; iridt:ed ! Mr. THE-SSIGER then addressed the ~Iyry. ; which— The LORD CHIMP BARON &arid, the only question P , r !),:‘ Jrjr ~, sho drimgl i t Or order had been preae►.iced to the (..1!11;au tiovern mcnt; and whether, upon its being4lishonottred, - 111:. Hoseason hAd tacn the earliest Opportunity of in forming Lord , Cochrane of : that fact. The Jury, after a few minutes' ciMsultation, fatlml a verdict for the pLintiff for - 11,683 dollars five real:•, amounting to 3,6841. sterling. CITY ELECTIONS. Yesterday Wardmotes were" held in the differeitt Wards in the City for the election•.of • Coinmon Councilmen and other City Oftiuer,.. •; The following Wards mule no change, haling returned the former Members, viz.Aldcare, gate, Comb'll, Farringdon Nintry, Lang bontne, Lime•street, We'brook, Alde•regat&', amt Cordwainere. There \vete partial cliangos in the following Wards :—ln Castle Bay wad' td, Pritchard was returned in the room of WilliArn Jennings, who resigned; Mr. Coward intended to put up for the vacant,eat, but declined tic contest. Quecnhithe Ward rotnrucd Mr. Curtis and Mi. Tornkins without opposition, in the Of Al; - . Dutton and Mr. Hathwov, Woo resigned:. 'Fix Tower Ward returned .1. W. Hall sod Mt:Robin son, of Seething-lane, in the room of Deputy skip per and Mr. Hunt, who resigned. The following AVaxds were contested : CANDLEWICK WARD:—B6turus • Alderman Ihucn. William White Thorns' Bond "Samuel liradley J. Ryland Mander J. Walter, Deputy SI J.ltn Platt SI John Saunders John Downed Jererni th Evans BASSISHAW Alderman Sir ARD—Returns 1. C. HUNTER. I. linghes , 9 *J. Shiriry J. Fr6l)y J. F. Sinallman BREAD-STREET Lister N. Richards 3 YARD Returns ANSLEY, • Alderman Deputy lUatbie...• • 0 Coleman Mr. Cope 9 Mr. Davison ... . Bridge 9 Hallam 9 Mr. Firth Mr. ....... 9 Sr. Burra Mr. De Grave 9 *Mr. ,Shoobridge .. Mr. Legg lIROAMSTREET WARD—Returns 10. Alderman Sir J. PERRING. oeLett Sb j Deehons . . . 50 Jupp Wakefield Patter Fun Pigeon •32 Cowan P.Tpercorne Corney ~ Weller 'Stewart BRIDGE WAF Alderman /—Returns 15. GARRETT. John Deputy 1 Thomot u twright l4 Nathaniel Saundere l4. John I.otke l4 Benjamin Boyill lB William Jones Thomas Pewtrest......', John Smalipiree Philip Greep l4 David Voss.. ...... 1 4 Charles Chatfield l4. Wit Umf. Smith...! 1 4 William 14 "Frelerit , k Thornhill 10 *Stephen l'omler •Gorge 5 'Orlando Stone "Johrph York Hatton s WARD OF ;GDON WITHOUT. (cONTINCTAD YPO!I OUR PAPF.It OY YESTERDAY.) Mr. Woon addrused the meeting at Some length, in reply to Mr. Hunt's speech, and maintained that that. gentle Man was actuated by anything but pat( l otic motives in the attack that he had made upon every meritorious public character. Mr. 11% th en went on to controvert 111 r. Hunt's financial statements.— Mr. Hiatt at first exerted himself to get math auditor; nay, he says he can do nothing till he is mate Common Councilman, and next year be is aide Seek to be trade Sheriff, and would never rest s:!.• tisfied till they had bestowed ev er ythi ng on Lin that they could give. Mr. COBBETT next a dd resse d t h e meet i ng . H E had very heavy c h arges to ma k e aga i nst t he Corpo ration of London, from whom ho had received no. thing hut i n j ury, a l t h oug h he was a most hem.) payer to them. They never .did, and dared not— they dar e d not , h e r epeated, give a detailed accorne of their rece i pts. First, of tolls—they took two. pence from every cart that came into and went on of the City, but they were too polite to tax the coaches. This brought in above 13,0001. a-tear This was 80 extortion as clear as ever there was ei ebxyto theirrtori. charter, had t'er,y and he e no authority woitl(iin,ii ctthe whateveri,xt for i that stopped his cart to demand this toll,for felony() highway robbery. He should not go into a discussiol of the cher-Pete , . of Mr. Hutt with the gentleman op polite, whose remarks were heard wit 1 so much coot ness by the meeting; but this he would say, that i they put Mr. Hunt into the Court of Common Coon dignified c a d street, whit and 11e iia ell, they would be putting a ferret into a nest of rat( Mr. C. then proceeded to dc)-,cant on the City j o b ) now called by the name of public improvements, sue as pulling down in one place, building up in an leavingrri the of 1 1 :a i public improvements. But of all th e i mprovement that had been proposed, th e steam improvement tu unpaved, other, pa o allne part I Mr. Galloway was the most audacious jots. Tha gentleman had actually proposed to a Committe of .the [louse of Commons to erect a great slaugi terhouse at Smithfield at an expense of 160,000 to be borrowed from the Orphans' Fund. Go help the poor Orphans. The enormous expense ( the Corporation in their feasting at the p• t lbll 4 -, ea pence should not be orerlooled. The Lord May( of Lon(1 0:1 L el a more allowed him for this sort ( expense than the whole salary of the President ( the United States of America, a country containiu twelve millions of people—yet the regular atilov mice was not sufficient, and in one account thet was 7t)01. charged for a water frolic :o Oxford this was the term used in the accoutt;•—and iu tl same account there was 1001. for the poor widoe of freemen—was not this shameful ?—(applause If the citizens de not do their duty, and return mu to the Common Council who will put an cud I such shameful extravagance, the Corporation mu continue to sink in the public estimation. The Meeting having manifested some impatienc Mr. Cobbett concluded by earnestly recornmendit the Ward to elect men who would fearlessly s themselves to the correction of the abuses mid which they have so long suffered. Mr. BLICKETT next addressed the Meeting. Mr. BECKWITH next came forward. lie thank, the Ward for the confidence they had fitherto posed in him ; and s'tould eheays endeavour