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N r EVEN ING , Nov. 29, their bl,,ll)hr, •, _ •ITit,. B will perfor m the Comedy of il4•1 1 : Col'Bolliert '''',,,HYPockrrE. ' i 4 4: 4 w•: ll ' l l..z,,,;b'.'_' • • P 4 n'vell ;, Doctor Cant - Well, Mr. ..,i,, , l' aili tif i , A li , 1 ,,, 11 , Mr. Wrench ; ,Darnlv, MT. Hal -41-zul • '' xb errYf Old 'ad • LiMbert Mrs. l‘til it' Y L ' uni )ert, Mrs. Drier ) ; Charloite, Mrs. 1 Ain b , e add e d , ' in T n ", °ever-acted, a new Musical Roniknere, th op , , ii i A • ts, to be called A'hen t , ' ru E I D ', I N rH STATUE ; Alh, 'rely ,-, • '''' SHM AN Al B IGDAD. p l l t * i iiN l. :, 4 i tan A,lt,Wtsi,„B('Yoe,!•y, Mae ' lliner ‘ y, Dresses, Ste. :1::Ity p t . 1 1:1,!' 44 1 Ni e j w . r."•frely new (with the exception of ij i .Mt. 6' ~ . .t,„...,..,,;e: 5 ) , nposed Mr. Horn. AI, y, h i atil t, m . "'s • 1. IVallack, Mr. Johnstone, Mr: t l 'ill• r ' BI l • S 'nitlf - , Mr J. Smith, Miss Boyce, I n.N) ° w, 1 , 1 nd ' B 'e &c. . P e 1 11 4 ,',, lt Devil', n • , 1- "`1, Al eth.--- Count Belipo Bold Mr. Bra acb On Friday,. A Stroke v U N 'A flu: , a , 1,,, ,, ) il t ,, "YAL, COVENT -GARDEN. k, tro r ‘•)N1 EVE:N IN s Nov. 29, will , - N l th,. ~,r . t, I. A i (. 3 , . . Ll l.l , et; i 1G it' i e c t, sh e t tly o , t If: , Ni t r !e S t , 1 • 1 „ 1 D - , 1 HE THIRD.. Ol t Ory, . r. \ (*thy. ; '6' l ::. Egertori ; Richard, Duke . of . 1,11 .14,,;;',....,,ft1icht,t,':.,;'f Ni ß r u c -k l at a • ul t:at N ie l e r t . l l' l o l4 `Aft v . r ~,' LadY Antic,-Mrs: Faucit. ~,, .‘4,, ( , ); , , ich, the new !Melo-Drama of l E ia l l iz r a Y - - - r illi 0 . , ,: . ii°•NDY; O R,, THE• DOG OF 'SlON ti'll li tti t t l lraa l, m TAlt(ils, , t,,, , ,,.;1tt.h„ , .na nt A ,,' tr.,:c Barrymore ; Captain Aubri, Mr. ' l , i ttu ia n oi C o ' .. the s car`` re, :14 r. Farley; Lieutenant Landry, , ly t rttild_ i l'ha ll ) , ~`,e, l ial of Bondy, Mi. Egerton ; k 10,,,, ,,,, 1, ,r, A;,..•,,." . "5s S. Booth ; Blaisd, Mr. Liston; Oefoe,,n Pastpastor,?ateport; Lucille, Miss Foote. , •t i .,,* 41 de De by Mons. Soitsons and • • l lN' i rlZ„.„„' Ve nice n . . iii)4, w itti O n Isi _. - . 1 esered ; Belvidera, Mils O'Neill ;. ki t ht,*il.,' Nu t . ir. lrs tlaY, Julift; Cmsat ; Brutits, LT. wi ll ~i , On ~,,,e'1"41,--'•Ott Friday, Isabella; Isabella, bt ~`-bra,,,,t'idaY, Lore in a Village. ' r odu eeti ` tias been fur some time in preparation, , forthwith. A .RNIY c , - Qoas. _ . OIs.TRACT. I . 01 , 1 „ Goan iss a rY in Chief's Office, Great George t.:l;, • street, November 24, 1314. '''tu '4 IS be • , A , hor r , t ell given to all Persons de , i •-or it ,.., • ii i in '.14 p, 'etilig. to supply FRESH BEEF to his k"bt 4 . t es ti - 8 r it 114d e. antonments, Quarters, and a - .-mentioi ' 1 . t bet, • (i t ,„ l u Islands, ~, el . —ri ise „ • k , ilt `lte r • 1, Jersey, Alderney, e .N.,. , l es al _ . O N i 1 nett eto c ommence on and for the 25th day l c ''t ' th at p t, liti 0 ( tri er , Ealahals in Writing, sealed up and ki, t before'''" Anil > . S tip pli es It, it il h • i t tl,. . ," will be received at this 41,,, t r lkei i . ~ (6 %, the 20th doy of December (but 11„, 4 . th e P g aftcr twelve o'clock art that day); and if , L ''' P ro liost, • I th Pn % , i - ..st: must be paid. t I.th ' " l tst i • , ;' l ls gr ''' 'k r , * made for'the whole of the Islands, I lh 'irt: 1414 ‘1•4: 1 , t '',eft thereto properly filled- up by two ?e lm •rto v ,„ • 1 % -1 1. ''"eii i • 'rfy er4,raging to becolue hound with ii 44 , f .., i„ NIN Or t he the amount stated in the printed ' a nd *iii , d4e performance of the Contract ; and l'i q . ti k ? tie 4 noticed unless made on a printed Ten t 'NI e e t ,,.. N I a t , messed in Words at length. 'Of ° f th e t tt, if ,„ et betty Contracts may be had upon application ll t " 'l' eell th 14 t) k sty com . e ours of Eleven and' Five ;at the t4f b e „ 14Iss ' tr Y - General•Coope, Giiernsey ; and r4tr Coio nlissari-General Bent, Jersey. I P t I N I‘l • . i i ,,. ?+I,LiF,,, -AL TWINE -CLOTH._ ~1 , 4... - , ry , s ~. ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. ,30,, , ,, ti _‘rti ( ,t e, t . NPta,,''' t,, 5° d esirlitie for its great concitt -I,4‘,44thtut::, I ts inle.►altb, as well as its pre-eminent beauty Qll t e t 4e . , 4,1 ' t ,, a bility and unequalled Economy, is ii,Z ll l, 4 l4 titi la t 4 alathematical Principle (avant toute 1 / 4 1.4 Nirl tiles II 'l . l li n), and is most pleasant- to wear, : it'„ . (i : i t , itt p i e h r Y itillm'er;il,leffects of ' sudden transitions front I,l t ih i , att lre. , - effectually yet impereeptibly, an c ti q•y 41 `:aiid i t i.. ft has no flax nor any thin:: whatever I, 4 ip s ' l tl.,er 16,-,, i s f.tilly ascertained to surpass in diml y. fr,, til Y ('li i " , of Cloth, and thUs rendered most de -0 4 .' 1 „ . 4 6 : 2 6 h rt r t ' and in every Season. Each Piece t i 'll' i 1 1,,,,.• Gd , s' o pWards, at 2s. ;_ 2s. Gd. ,- Ss. ; 3s. 6d. t if,,l. ill'!ecs for rfrd, and made both in 7-Bths and 0, R., d i t , pi,',.01. Sheeting's • affordinw peculiar comfort 14 11 / 4 4' 1 . i1' e 4 „ 4, 1 c,,„:e.1g0 Clinia;es, • ade in 5-4th and 1 1 ,,th t t lal, a ' yard':'4lll from a'; to s 27id a s l each from 2s. 6,1. 1, 4 9 t, ,A N ', l f,l h v tiand:.cach PieCe is warranted. •It is sold, i'yll'4(l,Nl, at t &l'i l i t ?' e ", by J• MILL. RID the Patentee, i t ,t„ef pre 110 oil,' „i'A REHOTISFS No. ' 16, CHEAP 5111,,1411ts ''' rionse • and ' h . ' the White Chints tt4.the'tev,ilalaiiYl,_be, o _ h ts ' ained w froi er n e three to four tti / Irst r a ,2!s from three to four Dresses each. t it "• n bes hare long experienced its ad to4 kt rtc _..- k CD lA•L HALL WINE COMPANY, 4 ~„,,,t„,,,ished. ,k 4 AIN NFAI ... In the Year 180 s), Itq, No. 3 40 -N rREET,.N..IO,CORNHILL, ii,l)ii i ,lZit te , ' DXFORDSTREET, London, I,ll(4l,iltoi3AONell,Z S a n il i d i ctii_t the Attention of the . No -1,4 1.1, ur ti,. ~,,,ne Public in general, to their very No t, 0,„ rtdt "•IQU-6-,-.5-10IcEsT WINES and GENUINE ij i lt f i lt.p,, 4 0 rd, r, rS, fur Ready -money ' only, which will t• l4 l , :qt.h. t z e s , ‘ i . t ,. reC °f Expence; to any part of London, 1 ,..1 ` , 1 t 01t e 4 4 t1 5 .t 0 .. : .. Per Dosz. 'Pine Trines, fyc. per Doz. itl t ‘Vh i %% Az ?* • •' • •a°s•Pine Cap e Vin de Grave 4Bs. ty lki e . ,v iti l t l () . .1: • • • • 40s. Do. Cape Front ign lac... .„ 84s. fi l l '4 4 t Y da 4ge 18 i2 . : ". Itis- Choi ee old Port,not crusted. 535. l i it tr , IN i• • ... • 40.,A150 1804 Vintage, .10 ~ 1 0,., . .. ' ‘1, , ,,:c • 44.5•1 months •in bottle 575.. 't h .s t , i ,_ • ~. ......."7•465.. Fine old Ituriz Port ..635. ii•fig •........' • • 52s•Brouti :Madeira 50s. N. • „.. ••• • , . •• • "s •,West-ludia do. GGs. i.titltiviti ......: •• • 4Gs. Fine East-India do S4s. i i , t4 r. e p" • .6s.l3,acellag 6(s. o%t °Ot 1 , °I . P IK I E ',. , , 4 1 1 411 4 '' , 1 , 2 / .1 ast-Intlia Lisoon 60s. t,N it 4t Y... , '•lo4l:ast-India. Sherry 60s. j'A L q ii 1 1• Qd , ~,• 112 Pine rich Tent sBs. it•:,,,,t,qt,lN.ln".aPe9r.- ',ll.iFinest White Noyeau.. 665. o' l l4 ‘tr,,-, w). .. l l'. 6.(l•Ditto Pink do. ~N,4 k l l_ rit ra4 : i .... 12 1• (-..iDitto Old Rum Shrub.. ..565. t , l / 4.. 4.4..,,,1ia4.,(14,..185: o,;(l.;l;inest Old Port ,4 „'( l4 till i t c 's 1 1 „ )* ' • • -16; 1)(1 '1 .. per Pipe. L. 120 118 ), p,''ti,7 lir a , s• ....„,,.. irle Old Sherry Vti t t ' , .. 1 ..: ~. "Y.:, .•-"s•Pld West -India Aladeira, 120 o ti 11. 7- - ,, •• .. • • 28 s. Fine Cogniac Brandy, 10 • It / "ti "'ea •-• • • .2q s tpl,fi r , . ' ie. Ile . • Years uld, per Gal • • 20 s• VI tilit,S.l' •• , ... 1 T)uz•, Fine trines in Pints. perDz i .liin t i t m:ll ..• • .....:' ••95s.iWest-India Madeira 365• 0, 1 44,, l 'e•ry • L•••., - • .;..s.lold Ea,st-India do , ,455. Ett Nlq - Diti "fie • ' '°s•!Ditt Malmsey 4ss. t tt 411. 4e. ....14 . ° %L.., fain,;•.... . 3 s• Old East India Sherry , ss. .141.4....',7 ....I;',4,°s.Fine old dry Lisbon, . , 32s. • • , Os• Ditto ('alcavella , .40s. *- •—.lot ur••••••• .., ,„,,• • itto Constantia s6s. • ' '"s• Port Wine 2Ss. Litt() of the most rare Sort 325. CO. C ~~' ► rof, , • - . Jo - - • . SELECT BRITISH THEATKE. , • - , -:.• OS . 1%, t 0 X. price •l s. each, ofi'a 1 . ill BRITISH THEA'FRE,. to contain. 4:1,P. merly adapted to the Stage by Mr. KEMBLE-. o . li with additional Alterations, and now first 4 as they ate performed-at the Theatre Royal. r London : Printed for John Miller, 25, Bow-sfreet,-COvent warden, and sold in the Theatres. Just published, Nos. I. 11. 111, and IV. (price Is. each) of the OMNIUM-GATHERUM ; or, Literary Re. p2sitory. —By US TWO. Nos ouo till:ba somas, To be published every Saturday fortnight, and to consist entirely of original materials : comprehending many unpub lished Letters, flint) Dr. Samuel Johnson, Dr. Young, Samuel Richardson, John Wilkes, Esq. Dr. Benjamin Franklin, Dr. Hartley, • Francis Grose, Esq. the , Rev. Samuel Pegge, and other deceased Literary Characters. Embellished occasionally with Engravings. Printed by and fur R. Cruttwell, Bath ; and sold by J. Ridgwdy, Piccadilly. A few Copies only now left. on Sale, of SOLOMON'S GUIDE to HEALTH ; Three Shillings; biiing`a Treatise on Female Diseases, Ner vous and Hypochondriac Complaints.; also General Reinark. , : on those Diseases with which the Human Body is must 'fre quently afflicted, and Remedies most properly adapted far each. respective complaint. Sold by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand ; Sherwood, -Neely, and Jones, paternoster -row ; and all Booksellers. On the 21st of November, with the Alinauacks, was pab. lished, in One elegantly printed Volume, price 9s: bds. TTELESCOPE for 1815 ; or, a com plete plete GUIDE to the 4LMANACK : containing an Ex planation of Saints' Days and Holidays; a succinct Account of the Festivals now kept by the Jews; Astronomical Occui rences iA every Month ; and the Naturalist's- Prated with Cuts. London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater noster-row. • ** The resent Volume contains witch curious informa tion respecting the Manners.and Customs of 'our Ancestors— the Religious Cerenconies nowohserred in Catholic Countries —Remarks on the Ornithology and Botany of Great Britain —and a History of Astronomy. - Of whom he had, Vol 1. of•Times's Telescope, for .1814. This 'Work contains a great variety of very useful infor mation, con reyed in a tutiSt pleasing manner. \V cannot he; sitat3 to pronounce that it will he popular. It deserves to be so; and it has tou many attractions for every kind of taste to he overlooked. It will form a delightful as well as instrue tive.present for young persons at Christmas."—British Critic for December, 1813. WILLIAMS'S LAWS OF TRADE AND COMMERCE. This Day R.ere published, In One large Vol. Octavo 14s. boards, or 16s. bound in Law Calf and Lettered, riga', LAWS of TRADE avid COMMERCE. By JOHN WILLIAMS, of the Inner Temple, Esq. 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KNIGHT, Authors of a Pronouncing Spelling-book. In point of notation, quantity, and syllabication, Mr. Fnl ton's system is, in ,our opiniuu, decidedly superior to any which has yet been adopted in Spelling-hooks and Diction aries, fur it combines the principles of etymology and or thoepy, which were unfolded'by Sheridan, with all the real improvements of Walker, ?educed to a degree of simplicity and practical facility, which neither the one nor the other ever attained. To "such as wish to see more of this system, with a complete detail of the method In which it is commu nicated to learners, we recommend the perusal of a small tract, composed by Mr. Fulton, entitled. Ortlioepy of the English Language simplified," which was published at Edinburgh two .years ago.—British Critic, September 1813, pages 210, 211, and 212. London : Published by Gale, Curtis, and Fenner, Pater noster-row; and Peter Hill, Edinburgh. Where may he bad, by the s.itne Authors, A Pronouncing SPellin-booli, price Is. Gd. The Ortheepy of the English Language Simplified, price Is. 6d. ,vl7 111 t • - , \` , k-+ ,1450 Nov. 10, 1614. . . N - QT FOE is. hereby , given, that a Session of Oyes, Terminer and Gaol Deliver, for the Trial of Ofi fences committed on the High Seas, with 'in the Jurisdiction of the .4airalty of Englaind,will be held at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, Lowdr»z, Oil 'Tuesday, the. 13/h of December next, at Eight o'clock in the Morning. : .1. 11". CROICER. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Nov.. 23, iBl4 THE COMMISSIONERS for:VICTUALL IjN G 11ii MAJESTY'S N..4ry do. hereby give Notice, That on TharsWay, Me Ist of December next, • !Ur. liana Ricks, their Agent at Portsmouth, will be ready to receive seated Tenders and treat for ONE THOUSAND , of CLOSELDRIED AMBER MALT, for the service the. Victualling Departmeat at that Port ;to be answerable to a Sample 'that will be exhibited at this Office ; tp be eletiirered in one Month; and to be paid for by Bills pay able with Interest Ninety Days after date. No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be , inserted in words at length ; or that shall nut he delivered before Twelve o'Clock on the said Thursday, the Ist of Dee;nzber next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, 'or some-Person on his Behalf, attends, to answer when called far. • The Nur/ilium of which may he seen at -the Vsetualling- Office at Portsmouth. . EIICKNIANS's PILLS are an EFFECTUAL CURE for GRAVEL and STONE, STOPPAGE of URINE, COMPLAINTS in.theßACKind WINS, KI DNEYS - , and LUMBAC;O„ ,Lr. F the various Complaiats incident to the bu man:frame, there. are none more dreadful in their pa. tare, Or more alarming in their consequences, than the .Gravel an ti Stone. They are 'complaints to which every. person is liable, as the water we drink is impregnated with particles, which not only cause the excruciating tOrtures but are a fOundation for every other species of disorder, HICKMAN'S ORIGINAL PILLS, composed of the most innocent ingredients, have been found of singular cacy, itr not only strengthening the vessels containing the Urine, hut happily destroying the petrifying quality of it, front which proceed the above Complaints, Ste. remOving the calculi, or gritty concretions, and banishing every per nicious tendency to those disorders, without confinement A Copy of a Letter. To Mr. LB CKM A N, Apothecary, _ . St it,----Ibelieve Hickman's Pills to be the best Medicine ever.k.oGivnfor curing the Gravel, therefore I have taken the opportunity to recommend them. Two Boxes and a half have cured me, so that - I have not foundit necessary to take more; and, although I have suffered greatly_ from that dis order, I shall never be afraid of it when -I can procure so good a remedy. .1 am, &c. "Hemsby, near Yarmouth, R. FERRIER'. Norfolk, July 1, tsl2. • Sold, wholesale and.retail, at It. Butler's Chemikal, Drug, and Patent Medicine Warehouse, •4, Cheapside, corner ut St. Paul's Church-yard, London; Sharp a d Rehm, in Portsmouth ; .lones, Weston, - Ilnut, and Mallory, Port sea ; hall and Johnston, Gosport - ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck, Ross. and Turner, Hull ; Hox land Cook worthy, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and -Lloyd, and Swintiey and CO. Birmingham Bilht,ge, Edwards and Penny,' and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester ; Trewinan, Exeter ; Smith, Manderton, Readburn, Scott, -and Baxter,. Edin burgh; Baxter arid I‘l"Donald, Glasgniv ; ltulgen and Barry, Bristol ; Stevenson. and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen, Leicester; Dunn and Sutton, Nottingham ; Harding,..Gos port ; Sinunorads, Illandford; and retail by mast Country Med icipc Venders in Boxes at as. 911.' each, and 6s.•eaclf. MATRIMONY. NO Disorders have contributed more essen tially to destroy Hymeneal Happiness: than those lfich are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. People of every rank pay adoration. to the shrine of Wedhick; but where the Constitution has been tainted by Disease, a reno vation of stability is indispensably requisite. Twenty years hare we devoted our practice to the exclusive treatment of' the following Disorders; and the successful result of. our plan gives us additional ardour to oppose, as far as we are able, the.ravages of those Complaints, winch are the most important in the catalogue of Hninati The Disorders to the cure of which we' have devoted our attention, comprise every species of Venereal Infection ; all kinds of Debility, whether arising from the habits of school boyS, or the indulgeni:cs of matarer age; that derangement of the systeM in Women, which-is called Barrenness or Steri lity; Seminal Weakness,Gleets, Obstructions in the Urethra; as also Strictures, whether recent or of long duration, and which hare baffled the skill of other Practitioners, are by our present improved plan of treatment effectually and perma nently cured, without the Patient'suikring the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage which frequently follows the application of the' lunar caustic. In the course of our exten sive practice in this Metropolis, numerous' cases of Strictures have been and are daily under our care, the total eradication o f which is effected by a safe, certain, and -expeditions mode of cure, superior to any other vet adopted. • The weakness, relaxation„ and debility, proceeding froul tltis complaint, are speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound and vi gorwus he ilth. lint where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in Our restorative reutedies is indispen s,,bly requisite, to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to tea 'situate the ciingitutioh. ' - Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance or haste in the treatment of a simple Gonorrhoea; and. it not unfre quoit!), happens that the seeds of life ;ire poisoned by the in discretion of an unguarded hour. By a superior method, stti..h complaints are easily cured ; and even where others have weArust th a t we ma y p resa nte t o offer a radidal esta blishment. _ Few, tmwever, are the cases of complicated distvess of this disorder, compared with the calamitous situation of men, who, fromwan indulgence in a solitaq vice, or time preralcift gaieties of a fashionabl e life, acquire - that state of Debility which is the unavoidable consequence 'of such pernicious, ha bits. Where the unhaPpy sufferer broods' over his misery, b u t carefully conceals his miSfortnnes, it nmair lee some con solation for him to know, that although it t an o*ct of d o ubt or uncertainty with other Practitioners, the removal of these deficicncies, by the gradual pr0,, ,,, r,;5s of Renovation, is th e a cquire:in-{lt of our experience. It the rites of ,Bacchus or Venus havettiegun to reduce manly vigour, much anxi ety will be prevented by an early counteraction of this languid s t a t e , and in those cases no great difficulty will occur. Patients in the country are requested to state the particu lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, and in closing' a remittance for advice and medicines, when time save will he given or sent to anx part of time kingdom. cURRIE and Cu, Surgeuati NU. 197, liixtton-prden. A., . , • ' .;,:. ' ',.( „," \v0 .,,.....r. 1'" , ~....."r 1 // »` 1 1:.:- , ft.. , ...• , ..,.. a s e , *._....".: ,-,,,,, \...,- 0 ) jzt4:-.,,,J, ~... ".. 4... EPIIICE SIXPENCE -HALFPENNY. NAVAL WS: GRAVESEND, Nov. 27.---The Regent, Streat ham, Lonsdale, Kent, and Carolin e East India Company's' ships, passed this place yesterday homeward. West Indiumen continue daily to Bass to join the outward-bound convoy. Thi s forenam sailed the Ostend packet from this place, (Sarah, Capt. COLE), with Col. EDWARDS and Family, Lient-Col. LINDSAY, of ;the 78th, and many other passengers, with a fine breeze at S.W; DEAL, Nov. 28.—Arrived the French frigate Panther, Captain ORLEYMAN, from Antwerp, for Dunkirk. Sailed the Clorinde frigate for Ports mouth. Came down front the River, • and sailed with the whole of the outward-bound,. the Or pheus, for the Cape; Welding, for Sierra Leone; Sydney Cove, for Rio Janeiro ; -the Morland, for Jamaica ; and the Henry' Duißlas, for St. Mi chaers.—Wind N. PouTsmouTn, 'Nov. 28.--Sailed his Majesty's ship Pickle, for Guernsey, having in charge a few transports ; among which are the Rose and the Duchess of Bedford. Went out. of harhour his Majesty's ship 'Tay. The West India fleet are still at St. Helen's.—,Wind W. N.W. PADsTow, Nov. 26.—The schooner Fame, 110. lIERTS, master, from Youghall for Southampton, went on slime this evening near 'this place, and it is feared she will go to pieces. Crew saved.— The ship Commune, of Arundel,' KING, master, - also came on - shore at Morgan forth ; she is bilged, and in a very bad state. CreW saved. RAMSGATE, Nov. 28.—The, French prig. La Commune de Bourdeaux, mentioned yesterday to be on the Goodwin Sands, has been brought in by the crew of the Galloper Light ; she was pick ed up by them on Saturday morning last, with be tween four and five feet. water in her hold. A few vessels have put in, for shelter, GREENOCK, Nov. 25.—Flis :Majesty's frigate President arrived this forenoon, and came to an chor at the tail of the hank. - . Coat:, Nov. 24.--Tbe Paragon, from London, Ott into Newfoundland, Vtludt. in distress, bound to Halifax. The. Fortuna, .GUAS, master, from Peters burgh to Cadiz, has been driven on shore at Shetland, in a gale.—The Aimwell, GALLOWAY, from London, is arrived at Newfoundland, with the loss of, topsails, bound to Halifax.—The Charles, JONES, from Drogheda to Liverpool, is lost near Holyhead, with all the crew.—'The Bet sey and Peggy, WILLI Amsdig, arrived in the Creek, from Malaga; was taken and plundered by the Laurence privateer.-The Equator, JACOBSON, from 01)0110, is totally lost !-between 'the Texel and Amsterdam. • • ":- 77\ A . •r` P • • 444111.1* :wttrtt IMPROVEMENT IN PRINTING. The Times Newspaper of this day gives an ac count of a machine for the improvement of this Art, and the abridgement of human !about:, and which is now adopted in the printing of that Paper, that well • deserves the notice of • the Public at large.. We extract the followitig description of the machine, and its effects, from :that Paper,' Which certainly justifies its assertion, .that it is the.greatest improvement connected with Printing since the discovery of the Art itself. " That the magnitude of the invention may be justly appreciated by its effects, we shall idiom). the public, that after the letters are nlaced by the compositors, and enclosed in whin is called the form, little more I emains.for man to do, than to attend upon, and watch this unconscious agent in its operations. The machine is then merely sup plied with paper ; itself places the form, inks' it, adjusts the_ paper to the form newly inked, stamps the sheet, and gives it forth to the hands of the attendant, at the same time withdrawing the form for a fresh coat of ink, which itself again distri butes, to meet the ensuing sheet now advancing for impression ; and the whole of these compli cated acts. is performed with such a velocity and simultaneousness .of movement, that not less than I,loosheets arc impressed in one hour." Having stated the nature and the powers of this extraordinary' discovery, it would be. unjust and illiberal not to mention the inventor, whose name is KCENIRG, and who, we understand, is a native of Saxony, and who, estiniating the importance of the Press in society, may fairly be considered as a benefactor to mankind. THE SLAYE TRADE. A friend in this cityhas favoured us - with the fol lowing important and interesting infoymatinia re ceived from Mr. Wilberforceovhichwe most gladly announce to our fellow-citizens, who have at all times shewn themselves so much alive to- every exertion that can be made to effect the Aboli tion of ,the Slave Trade am happy to in form you that a letter from the Duke of WVel• lington brought me a very few days ago the welcome intelligence; that the French Govern ment had actually issued an order prohibiting the slave ...trade by French subjects any where t°,tlict northlYaril of Cape Formosa. By this measure protection is afforded to one thousand five hundred. miles of coast, and the measure is the more in►- portant because, from the shape of the coast., slaves might be brought from the interior, either to the Southern or the Western . ..coast. L et us hope that this concession is the earnest of more complete success.— (Bristol Journal.) • - • This Day was published, A new Edition, price Fire Shilling's, illnstrated witli Cases, APRACTICAL TREATISE on the PRE-. VENTION and CURE of the VENEREAL DISEASE and its consequences, as Strictures, Gleets, including Practical Observations on Tabes Dorsalia, Mucal Dis charges, &c. M. CATON; Sur: con. Late of The United Haspitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printedrfor Messrs. 21, Fleet-street, London. ‘Vhere may be bad, Caton's Popular Treatise on the Causes and Distinction of the Varieties of Asthma, with new and Suc cessful Instructions far the - Prevention and Treatment of Asthmatic Fits, price 3s. ir t ;iP;#