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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-03-05

the German Chapel - 2 0 Mrs. Harbusch - L I
Mr. Lahmeyer - I 1 Messrs. Coutts and Co. 100 0
Subscriptions are received by the Treasurer, and by the follow-
ing Bankers :—Sir William Curtis and Co.; Messrs. Dorrien,
kfagens„ and Co.; Messrs. Grote, Prescott, anti Co.; Messrs.
Harkey; Messrs. Hosre ; Messrs. Hoare, Barnett, and Co.;
Messrs. Herrin, Farquhar, and Co. ; Messrs. Hammersley and
Co. ; Sir John Wm. Lubbock, Foster, and Co. ; Messrs. Coutts
and Co. ; Messrs. Drummond and Co. • Messrs. Rogers, Tow_
good, and Co. ; Messrs. Nlarryatt and Cc:. • Messrs. Morland and
Co.; Messrs. Ransom and Co.; and by all the Members of the
Committee.

R. N. MARTEN.
W. KUPER, D. P. Hon. Secretaries.
P. LA TROBE,
The Committee will meet every Monday and Thursday, at One
o'clock, at the City of London Tavern, where Communications,
Subscriptions, &c. will be thankfully received.
London, England, 1825-03-05

AT/ErNSON'S BEARS' GREASE, in Pots, el. 6d.
and Is. and in Bottles, 3s. M., 7s. lid., 10s. Gd. and one
guinea; and perfumed with Otto of Roses, extra price.
This Article, at the request of numerous customers, is now filled
in bottles, they being more portable, and they keep the Grease bet.
ter, and with less waste. The quantity in the bottles is the same
as the pots, proportionate to price. " Bears' Grease (says a ale.
hexed Lecturer on Physiology) from the animal in its native cli-
mate, no doubt possesses very remarkable properties for regenerat.
ing the hair." This remark has been verified in numerous recent
instances to a demonstration ; but it is necessary that it should be
so procured, otherwise it loses much of its vivifying properties.
The article here introduced is filled in bottles and pots, warranted
genuine as imtvartetl, without any admixture, except a little per.
fume; and independent of promoting the growth of the hair, it
is extremely pleasant for dressing, making it beautifully soft and
Sold by the Importer, 44. Gerrard-street, Soho-square ; and, by
appointment, by most Perfumers, Hair-dressers, and Medicine
Venders.
C • swot.—None is warranted genuine but what has the pro-
prietor's signature on the label.
London, England, 1825-03-05

WINDOW LIGIITS.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER begged to gm...,
that io his twposi the other night, he had orritted to inform
House of the relief from tde Duty on the Internal Light
Houses.

►lr. BANKS said, that he thouet that there ought to be a d!,-
cretionary power given to the surveyors with respect to what son of
carts on apnngs was meant to come within the meaning of the Art.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER-lle did rot
think it expedient that such a discretionary power should be lodged
in the hands of the Commissioaers; as it might be used in as
improper mar.ner.
The SPEAK CR then left the chair, and the House resolved
itself into Committee. _

The R:.)ort on the Asseaxed Taxes wa‘ brought up and referred
for further consideration to Monday next.
The House then resurnetk when . . .

The SPEAKER said he had this day received a communication
from Lady %%limn, stating that it Henty N•. Wilson had beta
prevented by serious indispos•tton irom attending the call of th!
House.
The order for taking Sir H. W. Wilson into custody of tl.e
Sergeant-at-Arms was then discharged, and excuse accepted.
Mr. OOULBURN moved, that the e-der tor taking the H•v'.
Member for Kerry (Mr. Crosbie) into the custody of the Sergesat-
at-Arms be now discharged, on the ground ef the Hon. Menthes
having 13:en prevented trout attending the call of the House, by Cis
sudden death of his brother.
Excuse admitted, and order discharged accordingly.
Mr. JIERRIES obtained leave to oring in a Rill to allow Ca ,
enrolment of articles of clerkship in certain cases where they emit!
have been omitted.
GOI:LBURN brought in a Bill to facilitate the proceed• to

f the Honours-
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London, England, 1825-03-05

TO SCAVENGERS. SLOP-CA TE RS, &c.
ST. MARY-LA•BONNE, FEB. 28, 18'25.
THE VESTRYMEN of the said Parish give Notice,
That they will Meet in the Vestry Room at the Court-
house, Oxford-street, on SATURDAY, the 19th Day of March
next, at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon, to receive Proposals
in %Writing, sealed up, from Persons willing to Contract with them
for collecting and carting away the Breeze and Ashes within the
three Divisions of the said Psrikh, for the Tern of One or more
Years (not exceeding Three), from die 7th Day of April next, in-
elusive ; the Contractor to hare the Breese and Ashes within the
Division he may contract for.
The said Vestrymen will also, at the same time and t'lace, re-
ceive Proposals in Writing, sealed up, from Persons willing to
Contract with them for filling and carting away the Dirt, Slop,
Filth, &c. of the Streets within the Three Divisions of the said Pa-
rish for the Term of One or more Years (not exceeding Three)
from the 7th Day of April next, inclusive. The Dirt, Slop, Filth,
&c. to be swept together by men to be provided at the expense of
the said Vestrymen.
Further particulars may be known on application to Mr. T. U.
Cook, the Surveyor, at his Office at the Court-House.
By order of the Vestry
J. 11. GREENWELL, Vestry Clerk.

GLORIOUS TWELFTH OF APRIL.

MEW LOTTERY —LAST CONTRACT.—AII in
One Day.—Four Prizes of Twenty Thousand Pounds ;
Thirty other Capitals ; no Blanks.
TICKETS and SII RES for the above Grand Lottery, are on
Sale at EYTON's Lucky Office, 2, Cornhill.
British and Foreign Securities, Fire, Bridge, Gas, Canal, and
Mine Shares, bought and sold by Commission.

Mr. Brougham's Pamphlet on " the Scientific Education of the
People," states,
" 11l HE MECHANICS' MAGAZINE has, from its
1 establishment, had an extensive circulation ; and it coin•
municates, for Threepence a Week, far more valuable information,
both scientific and practical, than was e►er beforce placed within
the reach of e►en those who can afford to pay six times as much
for it."

It is published in weekly Numbers, ever, Saturday Morning, at
Sd., embellished with numerous Engravings ; and in Monthly
Parts, price is.
Also are published,
Volumes L. and IL, Bs. mach, in extra boards.
These Volumes contain nearly 1000 pages of letter-press, con-
sisting of original contributions from practical men on matters of
arts and science. Also accounts of all new inventions, discoveries.
and improvements, with illustrative engravings ; together with the
essence of all that is valuable in other journals, both British and
Foreign. Tile whole embellished with upwarls of two hundred
engravings.
The extraordinary and unrivalled sale of this popular work has
induced the proprietors to commence the Third Volume, with an
entirely new type and a fine paper. They have also made a great
improvement in the engravings, and hot-press every Number.
It may be had regularly of all Booksellers in the kingdom.
London : Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row ; and
sold by all Booksellers.
London, England, 1825-03-05

Elegantly printed, in Monthly Parts, price le., embellished with
beautiful Engravings,
POPULAR MODERN GEOGRAPHY, being a De-
scription of the various Kingdoms of the World ; the Cus-
toms, Manners Governments, and Religion of their Inhabitants ;
the Natural Productions, Commerce, Political Relations, and Co-
lonies of each Country. The whole illustrated with an Atlas of
36 Maps. To be completed in 24 Plats, published Monthly or
oftener, forming one handsome octavo volume.
By ALEXANDER JAMIESON. LL.D.
Parts I. to 111. ars published.
Printed for Knight and Lacey, Paternoater.row : and Westley
and Tyrrell, Dublin.
London, England, 1825-03-05

LONDON DOCKS.
TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS..

THE DIRECTORS of the LOND6N DOCK COM-
PANY do hereby ive notice, that they will be ready to
',mire Tenders (sealed up at the LONDON DOCK ROUSE,
Princca street Bank, on TUESDAY, the 15th of March instant,
v. eleven o'clock, for such persons as may be willing to contract
for building a BOUNDARY WALL. to surround the vacant
Pennies of the Company east of Old Gravel-lane, in the comity
of 3liddlesel.
. .. Plan and specification of the said wall, and also the parti.
• "ilm and conditions of the contract, may be seen at the London
t ' back Bout,
' Every' tender must be accompanied with a letter, signed by
tau
responsible persons, engaging to become bound, with the
$ • ierson t:nilering, in the sum of 5,0001. for the due performance of
.. . ttie conqact. S. COCK, Secretary.
, Imndon Dock Douse, March 4, 1825.
"'I" S.B. No tender will he received after eleven o'clock on that day.'
~.f,.!onless the party making the tender, or some persons on his be.
) L-f, shall attend to answer Who called for.
London, England, 1825-03-05

BED FEATHERS from 9d. to 3s. per pound, Tent
Bedsteads 255., :goose feather beds 31. to 71., poultry ditto
from 335. to 61., mattresses, pailleces, and blankets, several soiled
and new four-post, field, cottage, and other bedsteads, with or
without furniture,. to be sold 23 per cent. under their usual value,
six mahogany and two elbow chairs, only 7 guineas, ditto drawers
21. 12s. lid. to 4 guineas.
Mr. BARROWCLIFF invites the Nobility, Gentry, and
Public, to inspect the Goods at his 31anufactory. 41, Regent
Circus, Pi illy, and 30, Barbican, assuring them they will
realise a saving of 1/. for every 41. they expend with him, being
convinced that selling cheap is the surest way to obtain a connection.
Old Beds and Mattresses cured of the moth, dressed, re-made, or
taken In exchange. Ready-made bedticks sold at prime cost if
filled with feathers at their house. N. B. Whole houses of Furni-
ture purchased.
London, England, 1825-03-05

AfEETINGS OF CREDITORS,
AT THE BAKER( PIS. COURT, BASINGHALL-ETILEET,
THIS DA/.

—.....mm5.--
THIRD MEETINGS. Ir.
Arnold, E. Upper York-street, Bryanstone-square, baker - 12
Benelli, J. B. Quadrant, Regent-street, dealer - - 1
Brunmer, G. Strand.lane, printer - - - 11
Golding, G. Swan-yard, Knightsbridge, livery.stablc-keeper 111
Harmer. J. Great-Surrey.street, stove-manufacturer . 10
Howe. R. Haymarket, job-master - . . 10
Kingham, J. Croydon, linen-draper - - - 12
Morgan, J. T. Arlington-place, St. John's-street-road, jeweller 12
Nickels. J. Hunter-street, Brunswick-square, upholsterer . 12
Paris, A. A. Long-acre, stationer - . - 10
Rowland, H. R. Green-lanes, Tottenham, atationer - 11
Sparks, T. and Bailey, J. Chandos-street, Corent-garden,
drapers . - - . . 19

SECOND MEETINGS.
Dean, J. Brampton, timber-merrliant
Glover, T. Warilaur-street, Soho, bricklayer
Newbank. J. Earl-street, Liason•grove. stagemaster
Beeves, J. Eton. Buckinghamshire, tailor
Singer, N. P. Liverpool, -haberdasher

FIRST MEETINGS.
- Blunt, T. Twickenham, grocer - . 10
Clark, W. Elizabeth-place, Kennington-cross, master-mariner 12
Evans, H. and W. Oxford-street, lawmen . - II
O'Shaughnesay, 11. P. and Sherborn, G. Pall-mall. boot-makers 12
Peavey, S. High street, Newing:on-Butts, bookseller . 11
- Stoneham, T. Little Chelsea, brewer - . 12
Stranack, J. Park-place, Mile-end, master-mariner - 11

DIVIDENDS.
Berry, W. Alphington, Devonshire, tanner - - 12
Becher, C. C. Lothbury. merchant - . 12
Brown, C. Dundee, shipowner . . - 10
-
Cleghorn, W. Ratcliffe-highway, cheesernonger - - 12
Devey, W. Holland-street, and Albion Wharf, Christchurch,
Surrey, coal-merchant - . . 1
-
Evnleigh, F. and S. I `nion.street. Southwark, hat-manufacturers 13
Holding, H Lower Thames-street, wine-merchant - 12
Heath, W. T. Cushion-court, Broad-street, merchant . 12
Holmes, F. Were-street,'Oxford.street, merchant . . 11
Humphreys. S. Charlotte-street, Portland-place. merchant - 11
M`Osorge, W. Lower Fore-street, Lambeth, brewer - 12
Moore, O. jun. Deptford, timber-merchant - - 12
Moorhouse, J. Sloane-street, Chelsea, wine-merchant - 11
Paternoster, W. Rochester, innholder . . . 19
Pigratn, .1. and T. R. Maidstone. grocers . . 12
Ritchie, R. and Rigsby, J. Deptford, bruisers - . 1
atodart, R. and Nl. Strand, booksellers - - - 11
Whiting, T. Oxford, mercer . - - 10
.1

MARRIED.
On the lit instant, at Westerham, James Lacy, jun. Esq. of
SaliNhttry, to Harriet, youngest daughter of J. Dysoo, Esq. of
Downham.
London, England, 1825-03-05

el and A. OLDRIDGE return their sincere thanks to
Isis the Nobility, Ladies, and Gentlemen of Great Britain, for
the liberal encouragement given them in the sales of their BALM
of COLUMBIA, recently discovered and imported from Phila-
delphia. Its grand Chemical Virtues are of such a nature that,
on either young or old, they will prevent the Pair from falling off
in forty-eight hours from its first application; it always causes the
young hair to appear, though the person be totally bald, in three
weeks, and genially produces a full head of hair on young persons
in less than twenty weeks.. It likewise prevents the hair from
turning grey, and restores it,lhough gtey, to its original colour.
It the hair curls but a little, a few applications beautifully improves
it, making it of a bright glossy colour, and cleansing it from scurf.
N.B. One Bottle, price 3s. 6d., will prevent the hair from fall-
ing off, or cause Whiskers to grow thick though there were none
on the parts. A bottle, price Gs., will prevent the hair from fall-
ing from the head. and likewise make a new growth appear ; and
one at I Is. gives. in general, a full head of hair to one that is young.
Certificates wit be shown, and references given, at their estab-
lishments, 353, Strand, Loudon, and 12, Church-street, Kighley,
Yorkshire. where dealers may be supplied on reasonable terms ;
and likewise at the following respectable l'erfumers and others, in
London :-Messrs. Hill, No. 34, Cheapside; Cotterell, 4, Bridge-
curet. Westminster; Cony, 28, Barber. 43, Bishopsgate Within ;
Langley, 31, Grange, 126, Carter, 237, Firth, 4.5, Smith, 98,
Ovfordottreet ; Rawlings, 166, Tottenham-court-road ; Farray,
63, Regent Bazaar; Shipley, .5, Newman's-row, Lincoln's Inn-
fields, Cruikaltauk, 5, Dobson and Co- 38, Ilaymarke‘; Brew-
ster, 48, New Bond-street; Tompeon, Western Change; Pater-
son, 57, Gracechureh-street ; Holland, 62, Davy, 131. Dawson,
24, Mennie, 149, Holborn ; Tait, 41, Cornhill; Baker, 16, Mount_
street, Weatminster-bridge-road ; Helmer, 30. Newcastle-street;
Nelson, 5, Lamb's Conduit-street ; }seise, 400. Basler, Soho.
square Bauelot, 22, Hatton-garden ; Overton. 117, High-street,
Borough; Luneon, 27, Aldgate High-street ; Barnett. 150, Brock
and Son, 113, Leadenliall-street ; Chapman. 125, Mierers-street ;
Denby, Temple; Vickery, intram, 19, Day, 7, Potts, 16,
Tevistoek-strect ; Slinteam, 7, Burlington Arcade; Taylor, 92,
Strand; and Stradling and Nis, Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1825-03-05

In a few days wilt be published, in one handsome volume, with
Plates. price 95. beards,
PRACTICAL CHEMICAL MINERALOGY ; or,
Concise and Easy Methods, illustrated by Experiments, for
readily ascertaining the Nature and Value of the different Ores
and other Mineral Substances found in Nature, as comprehended
in their Assay, Analysis, Reductions, &c. Together with a De-
scription of the Apparatus and Tests used by the scientific Minera-
logist, and the Processes adopted by the Miner. The whole in-
tended as a Companion to the ' Portable Mineralogical Cabinet."
By FREDERICK JOYCE,
Operative Chemist.
Printing for Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row ; and \Vesticy
and Tyrrell, Dublin.
London, England, 1825-10-11

ROYALNAVr.

PROMOTtoXB.—Lieutenant William Symonds, of the Reyal
George yacht, to the rank of Commander; and illr. Ilornby, mete
of the sane yacht, to be lieutenant : !Ir. F. W. Justice. late of the
Scout, to Me rank of lieutenant; Commodore Percy Grace, to be
Captain.
APPOINTMENTS.—Lieutenant Powney, of the Arrow. to !he
Royal George yacht, vice Symonds, promoted: Mr. G. V.
midshipman of the Brisk, removes to the Royal George, rice
liornbv ; 3lr. Stigant, purser, to the Voluge, vice Christy ; and
31r. 11. Tucker, purser to the Icarus; J. Davis, boatswain's
mate :of the Thetis, is appointed boatswain of the Badger, at
Chatham.

Mlle
London, England, 1825-10-11

THE ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the following regiments marched front
Westminster yesterday : From the 2d, 33th. 41th. and 413+ rein.
mews of foot, for Canterbury ; from the 4th light dragoons. for
Maidstone; from the 30th, 45th, 54th, and 59th regimenta Mir..
fantry. for Chatham : trom the 31st regiment, for 'filbury Fort
from the Royal Staff Corps. for 11 ythe from the 70th, 76th. end
96th regiments of for, for Winchester ; from the 53d and 96th re.
giments, for Portsmouth ; from the 35th and 93,1 regiments of
foot, lot the Isle of Wight ; from the 680) rekiment. for Chi.
cheater; from the 3d dragoon gaards, and the 10th. I9th.'22d,
24th, MI, and 65th regiments of infantry., for Pried on route
to Ireland ; and from the 12th, 43d, and 64th regimens of fota,
for Plymouth.
London, England, 1825-10-11

THE CHURCH.

The Rcv. William Johnson Rodber has been instituted by the
Lord Bishop of London to the Rectory of St. :Gary-at-Hill, with
St. Andrew Hubbard annexed, in the city of London.—Patton,
the Parishioners, by Trustees.
The Rev. W. Hawks, son of Sir R. S. Hawks, has heel ir.
ducted into the benefice of St. John's Charch, Galeetead Fed, by
the Rev. J. Collinson, Rector of Gateshead.
London, England, 1825-10-11

ARCTIC LAND EXP4EDITION.

The New York papers contain the latest intelligence from
our enterprising countrymen engaged in this expedition.
It is contained in a letter from Dr. Richardson, the asia-
date of Captain Franklin, dated Penetanguishene, f)n
Lake Huron (the most advanced naval station on the
Lakes), April 22, 1825, and says—" Our Canadian voyi.
gears have arrived from Montreal, and we start to-morrow
in two large canoes, and 32 of the party for Sault St. Marie
and Fort William, on Lake Superior.- From this latter
place we proceed in four north canoes to Lac la Plufe,
Lae des Bois, Sze. to Lake Winipeg, Saskatchewan Ricer,
Beaver Lake, Frog Portage, English River. &c. to Iklebye
Portage, and the Athabasca country. On the Ilethye
Portage, or at the farthest at Chcpowyan, we evr,et to
overtake the boats that left England last summer, a
rart of our Canadian voyavars will be discharged.
thing of Importance has hitherto occurred on our jcurnt y,
nor have we made any scientific obofrvations worn men-
tioning. We are now at the western limit of cultivition
in Upper Canada, the advanced settlers b.. to thin afk w
miles of this post. The domestic rat has not travelled this
length yet, hying unknown a little to the westward of
Kingston, on Lake Ontario. Salmon, and other fish that
require periodical visits to the sea, cannot get past the
Falls of Niagara, anti consequently are not found higher
tran Lake Ontario. These falls also prove a check to
the p;ogress of the eel, although that fish is known to be
capable of travelling a considerable distance by land.
There are, however, fine sturgeon in the rivers that fall
into Lake Huron ; but I have not seen them' and am
norant of the species. 'We hope to reach our winter
quarters about the end of September, and the whole party
arc at present in good health and spirits. The earliness
of the season is very favourable to our prospects."
London, England, 1825-12-23

RAsr INnIA HOUSE, Dec. 21, 182 C.
T" c6„„i of Directors of the United Company
mulhassa of England trading to the East Ind* J,
olgtles Notice,
Ttat s GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be held
MI flow, in Leadeithall.street. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
neat, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, by adjournment
fro this der, and that thellame is made Special, for the pu.posee
opt in the following Letters, vie.:—
To the Chairman of the East India Company, /kr. &e.
" Landon, Dec. 3, DC&
sr,—We. the undersigned Proprietors of East India Stock,
withity qualified, request
G _you will be pleased to let the ensuing
tncral Court of Proprietors be made further special,
t, ft,. purpose of taking into consideration the following proposi.
pot:—
That there WWI teen this Court Copies of all Correspoo.
ale between the Coon of Virectors and Mr. J. S. Buckingham,
proprietor of thaCileutla Journal, respecting Dia claims for
esesnon of the tojoorsonsinod by him in his property in Cal-
taus in consequesee of du ausum of the Bengal Government.
~Aso Co*. of a Proosoltoge of the Bengal Government re.
fondle in du Corowootionce beforenamed.
Wo lino the honour to beASir,
" Yoe, obedient aervotot
• " DOVGLAS KINNAtIEL
JOSEPH Bums."
TJ the Honourable the Court of Directors of the East India
Company.
* London, Dec 6, DNS.
«.,n.—We, the undersigned Proprietors of East India Stock,
isyqadifted, request that the General Court of Proprietors sp-
ored to be held on the 21st instant may be made further special,
stake into consideration the following proposition, which it is our
band= to submit to the Court :
" ghat this Court considering the great importance of a know.
lege ci the Hindostannee Language to European Officers destined
toes with and to command the Native Troops in India, ream-
Bud to the Court of Directors to take into their immediate consi-
gnee) the propriety of making regulations that no Cadet shall
swerforth be permitted to proceed to India unless he shall, upon
eunination, be found Putoctently grounded in the rudiments of
tte Hiodostannee Language.
" s have the honour to remain,
" Your obedient humble servants,
" Joeurn Hung,
" JOHN BOITHWICE OILCHRIST,}II""Pti"4"."
London, England, 1825-12-23

D*.. i itWr

ARGI'LL ROOMS.
AGRAND MASQUERADE and CARNIVAL, tin-
der the immuliate direction of SIX NOBLEMEN, will
be given at the ARGYLL ROOMS, on THURSDAY EVEN-
ING. December 29.
The high reputation which these entertainmet.ts attained last
year has induced the DIRECTORS to engage for the whole of
toe MASQUERADES to be given at the Argyll Rooms this ses.
snn. And under the sanction of the Noblemen who have honoured
them with their immediate patronage. a series of tla.ked FETES
will be brought for ward, exceeding all former occasions in brilliancy,
splendour, and mayndlcenre.
In apportioning the FIRST GRAND MASQUERADE for
Thursday, the 29th inst. the Directors have the pleasure to as-
toupee, that regulations have been made by which the Company
will be rendered more select than hitherto. And the Nobility and
Gentry are fissured that Tickets will be disposed of to none but
persons of rack, lesbian, or talent.
Families of distinction who may wish to unite in the festive
throng, Gentlemen of Fashion, or Ladies of the Haut Ton, desirous
of partaking of the true spirit of the entertainment by assuming
characters, are also informed that the annoyance and freedom of
disorderly persons will be strictly guarded warns, as officers in Ira.
rims disguises will be stationed in the rooms, to secure ease and
prevent interruption to the Maar:liters.
The Directors pledge themselves that the Masquerade on Thurs-
day. die 29th inst. will be the most select, splendid, and festive en-
tertainment ever produced, and worthy in every respect of the im.
proved taste, and the fashion and talent of the metropolis.
Foe Tickets and Boxes to view the M asrerade apply to the sub.
elrnmittee, who sit daily at Mr. CHARLES WRIGHT'S, Opens
Colonnade. Haymarket.
Mr. Charles 1 Wright is appointed by the Directors Purveyor of
the Champagne and other French wines on this occasion.

+i .fl I.:, tlttoll. O.

'DI?TAME TIKEA7'RR.
Ma Evening, TAM art-SS, will Da pirformad Um Commis of
8 STEW TO CONQUER.
Martgartla, Mr. Dowtons- Young Marlow, Mr. Browne; Tony
Lu
m
p
in, Mr. Llato.n. Igardeastia, Mrs. HlitiCArt ; Mud-
caliCe.• Mrs. !Aviation.

After which the Divettisentent of
THE CANE
Primelind Veneers, Xt. and Mrs. Noble, be.
enatqude with the Fares of
KILLING NO MURDER.
Kr. Apollo IhivL Mr. Liston 1• Buskin. Mr. Harley.
an mond*r. The Merchant of Yeats,: and a new Pantomime called
Harlequin. Jack of all Irides.
London, England, 1825-12-23

WEST INDIA DOCK COMPANY.

THE Court of Directors of the West India Dock Can.
Tinny hereby give notice. that an HALF-YEARLY De:-
NEW. COURT will be held, pursuant to the directions of the
Aso( Parliament, at the West India Dock-house, No. 8, Billiter-
ilium on FRI DAY, the lith day of January next, at One o'clock
a the Afternoon. at which Meeting a DIVIDEND will be de-
elicitor the Half-year coding the slet Instant.
H. LONOLANDS, Secretary.
vat India Dock house, Dec. 16, 1823.
N.B. The Chair will be taken at T • o o'clock precisely.
London, England, 1825-12-23

c; ation.

Fattscit Fyn's—Pasts, Dkc. 20.—Five pm Cants. open!
a' 941 30t.; closed at W. lie.; Three per Cents. spatted at 60f.
90r. ; elosel at 60f. 25c. ; Bank Stock 2031 W; Rents de Napl:s,
; Roy al Spanish Loan, 4/tif. ; Harlan Loan 7ssr. ; Ex.
rt. azge on London —one mouth, :sr. 2.54. ; three months 24f. 9k.
(..a-0

As fair and impartial chroniclers of the day's events, we
y...t.Prday published a full repot' of tile proceedings of the
Anti-Slivery Society. In the Thfrago Guzette of the lth
ult. we find the Address of the Legislative Council of that
;land to the Governor, Sir PILDELICE Rosirrsore, in
winch we net! hardly say the question of nrgro slavery
is treated in p style very different from that of ihe orators
.of Freemasons Hall. The Legislative Council, in the
tset of their address, repel with indignation " the calurn-
• aspersion, shit they are unwilling to begin, or boodle
London, England, 1825-12-23

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

Thlv Evening. be performedcbeComedy of
THE SCHOOL TOR SCANDAL.
eh. Pater Timis. Mr. h. /anew; Sir Oliver Surface. Mr. Fawcett;
Ilisqba.M.R.Mr.bilos.
bJtursephxSruirjfitee;hMrit'i Coopers
b
CbvlZ7F:lar. Lodi Tairtha, Mrs.u'
Chau:llo, ;"A.lrs. *Canctura. Mrs. Gibbs..

After which the Extravaganza of
GIOVANNI IN LONIION:.

Den Olovanal,--Mitiiia; Veliiri;:-iepoiello, Mr. Keeley.
On Monday, Isabella: and a new Pantomime called Harlequin and
She Slagle Rose, or Beauty and the Beast.

Die BRVIIIIIIPIiraI commenced publishing yesterdAy
mem-
ing at h Altpast floe o'cl.. ch.

LONDON, fRIDAY, Decemata Q 3, 1825.

The Paris Pap:rs of Tuesday state nothing further con-
cerning the death of the Emperor At tYANDEN, except that
he had quitted Taganrog-on his return to St. Petershurgh
for the Christmas festivities. This statement, it will be
observed, is at variance with the official despatches received
yesterday from Lord CLANwtLLIAM, who, however, it
seems, derived his information from the Prussian Con-
sul it iratsaw. 'The Em prison, according to this re-
presentation of the circutnstances attending his de-
Cease, died, after a abort inners, from natural causes-
An inflammatory sole throat thprired him of all power of
speech f,,r a few days. Before he expired he was able with
it's own lips to declare his eldest brother CONSTANTINE
his successor ; it Is consequently to be expected that he will
ascend the throne without the least opposition. The vast
and heterogeneous mass constituting the Russian Empire
may therefore hold together during another reign, unless
the rash ambition of the new Emperor should convulse it
to dirsolotion.

The Etoae notices the arrest of some officers of the gar-
Titoo of St. Sebastian. In another column, we base ex-
tracted from en evening paper some account of a conspi-
racy lately detected in that town. The two relations,
however, differ widely in many material points. The
Ets,k states that no Spaniard was implicated, and infers
that the arrests have resulted entirely from some breach of
military discipline. The other information represents the
conspiracy ea being purely of a political character. We
must wait a few days before we can form any judgment
as to its nature or Olt/at. We can hardly suppose that
any men would attempt a political revolution in Spain at
this moment, talkie they were driven mad by despair.
The French funds continue in a rapid course of depre_
London, England, 1825-10-29

NEW COURT.

ileforabfr.Serieitisil24 mu.)
Thomas Sharpe Burkett was indicted for stealing various ar-
ticles of wearing apparel, the property of Wm. Elliott.
It appeared from the evidence, that a short time since the pri-
s.:3eir, having the appearance of a person just arrived from a long
:uorney, accompanied by a porter, who carried a portmanteau, went
to the house of the prosecutor, who keeps an eating-house in
Kithopagate.street, and took there breakfast, dinner. and tea. He
also dent in the house, and after breakfasting In the morning, be
went sway, saying he would return and take his portmanteau, and
pay his bill. Ile did not. however, make his appearance, and in
the evening the prosecutor discoverrd that the prisoner had remlved
iron: a chat of drawers in the room in which lie slept the various
Article, or wearing apparel named in the indictment.
It was proved that the property had been pledged by the prisoner
at •arious pawnbrokers' shops.
The prisoner was found Goiity.
The Coo ar observed. that as the prisoner's relation; were very
respectable, the only way to prevent his further disgracing them,
would be to transpose him for life.

At three o'clock all the Middlesex cues haring been gone
traroogb, the COUTI adjourned until tire o'clock, for the London
ISM were no other cues of public importance during die day.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, FaiDAI, OCT. VS.

The Court was occupied tiU a late hour with Mint cases, none of
ittbieb possessed the slightest public interest. or were marked by
lei:urea different 1,001 those which ordinarily thatactexise mum.
wins of • similar nature.
The ethirders were many of them women ; the majority were
c.ir.sicted, and sentenced to sic and twelve months' imprisonment.
In some instances children of a very tender age had been em.
played to circulate the base coin.
W. Gamic. Esq. of Mansfield-square, appealed against a con.
vicrion made against him, by John Rawlinsun, /tag. one of Alagis.
tat of the Marylehone police office, for having thrown. or caused
id be thrown and hespai up a quantity of. immure in a certain
A-
tic place, known u Mansfield-mews, and situate near Mans.
Plume, an the parish of ni arylebooe.
s question raised in this cue is one of considerable import.
mace, especially to the residua at this psrt of the torn, as it in.
London, England, 1825-10-29

LIVERPOOL, THURSD•Y, EVENING.

Wind variable.—High Water 32 min. p. 11.
Arrived, the 31ary, Robinson, from Barbadoes ; Norval. Leslie,
from Quebec, with loss of boats and bulwarks, sailed 29th Sept.
Off--Nlne brigs and two snows at five o'clock.
Private Signals—Messrs. Henderson, Sellon. and Co. for the
Marquis of Wellington from Miramichi ; Mr. Dutchman, for the
the Cognac Packet, from Bahia; ilr. E. Rae, for the Zante, from
Zante.
The Salisbury, Scott, from Liverpool for Sr. Petersburgh, got
on shore 311 inst. on the East ►ide of Gothland and bilged.
The Fanny, Thompson, from Liverpool, arrived at Quebec, in
36 days.
The Duncan (iibb, Maxwell, from Liverpool, has arrived at
Quebec is 37 days.
London, England, 1825-10-29

MARRIED.

On the 26th inst. Robt. Colling,Esq. of Harvard', in the county
of Durham, to Elizabeth, eldest daughtezol Skelly, of
Pilmore-house, in the -ame county.
On the 27th instant, at Alerton, Surrey, Thomas Rider Boys.
Esq. to Sarah Jane, relict of J. W. Lewes, Esq. of Rai muds.
At Bognor, the Rev. William Knight, 12..ctorot Stevens os,
Hamm, to Caroline, eldest daughter of John Porta , Esq. et
Freetolk-house.
London, England, 1825-10-29

THE HEALTH PRESERVER; or, PROME-
NADE CWO fns LADIES and GENTLEMEN,
gemminsnded by the Faculty as the best Protector to the Feet
!tom Damp.
This superior and complete Article poeseesea the following ad-
vantages over every other of the kind :
One-half the weight of all Clogs or Goloshes being made en-
tirely with leather, sail Cork S•lif, they occasion no noise in
walking; are pc:reed jo
int,
and pliable,. without any iron or metal
and have no nail or screw of any kind about them ; they require no
can, and the least trouble in affixing to the foot, and are extremely
pleasant and easy to wear.
Manufactured and sold by the sole Inventor, W. Jackman. 347.
Oxford-street; lloliere, M 3, Regent-street; Walker, 33, Poul-
try, London; Bellarny, 103, St. James's-street, Brighton; Tum-
Exliaoge, Cheltenham ; Bowtell, Davey-place, Norwich ;
and the Trade supplied Wholesale, at the Manufactory, Denmark
1310-Ntreet, Bletornaburp.,Lonflon•

CEHS.
V CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON
REPOSITORY for the CABINET-MAKERS' SOCIETY,
been 'leanly real one now existing in London. No. 71, corner of
LE DEN A LI...STREET, opposite A Idgate Pump, and which
has been established upwards of Six lean. For Heady Money
and to Abatement.
T!, Trustees and Committee respectfully inform the Nobility
Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for
the Remi• of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large
13^"Liell, by offering their hlanufactured Articles in the Cabinet
Lite, of the best workmanship, and cheaper than by any House in
London, no other profit being repined than to satisfy the warehouse
Penland incidental expenses; being satisfied with constant employ.
mem .0 enable them to support their families, the number of whom
ornwar by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148
From the great patronage the Committee have received, they are
,o heves st increuusg that number.
Ths following is a Specimen of the Low Prices ;asked ; all (hoods
it:utted:— C, s. d.
Fire feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0
Tent ditto - - - 16 0
Bordered Metros to fit - - 1 1 0
Mahogany Drawers with solid ends - 35 0
Eight 3lahogany Chairs - . 8 10 0
Ilahogane Pembroke Table - - 2 0 0
Feather Bed, free from dust and smell,
from C 2 12 0 to 8 8 0
Ihswing-room Sofa, from La 30to 7 7 0
Vita Bedstead - - 3 8 •
Mahogany Horse-Hair Sofa - 610 0 upwards
, A Quantity of Papa Hangings for Bed, Dioing, and Drawing
it'enta, at nearly Haln'tice. The Trade will find it worth their
atimtain.
!louses Furnished at a few days' notice, and Apartments in a
rest!o packed hoe of expense except the matting.
d Furniture taken in Exchange ; Appreisetuents in Town and
act Emotes valued.
CONMITTIE•
T. Corder J. Wilson J. Carter
T. Hasler IJ. UMtt IW. Waghorn. j
T BURNELL, Agent. J. HASLER Secretary.
London, England, 1825-10-29

OFFICIAL..

His Majesty has receivedthe despatch of the Governor of Matto
Grosso, dated April 13, accompanied by various documents, from
which it appears that the independent troops of Peru, having 'taken
possession of Santa Crux de la' Sierra,• and called upon Don 1)e
Sebastian Ramos, Governor of the Provinc.: Chiquitos, faithful
to the King of Spain, to join the mendend of the liberals, he re-
fused to do so. anti preferred seeking the protection of the Imperial
arms ; that with this view, he sent his Aid-de.Camp, D. Jose
Maria de Velasco, to the-Govemor of Matto Grosso, to whom lie
proposed to unite the Province of Chiquiun with the Empire of
Brazil, a proposal which the Governor of Matto Grosse. by the
advice of the Provincial authorities, accepted. Though the Go-
vernor probably thought by this means better to provide for the
defence of the capital of Matto Grosso ; and actuated. perhaps, by
an indiscreet zeal, thought to du a service to his Majesty, and to the
empire, by the acquisition of an adjacent tett itory, in order to sup.
port, by this meats, the exertions of the Royalists in America ;
yet, it should have occurred so the Provisional Government, that
the particular interest cat a nation is not a sufficient or honourable
reason for aggrandizing itself at the expense of the fidelity of people
who ate led 'to make such a sacrilioe only by calamities, which.
however seriousque, neverthees, transitory—and as, basides, the
Government is quite incompetent to make a practical decision on
the question which divides the Liberals and the Royalists in Spanish
America..and should, therefore, not have sanctioned, or resolved on
such measures—his Majesty the Empernecommands the Minister
of State for Foreign Affairs to signify his surprise to the Govern-
ment, it the revolution which it took, not only to accept the union
of the Province of Chiipiitoe, but to make the Brazilian troops
pass the frontiers of the empire to protect it ; anti the more so. as,
pa if hie Majesty had been previously consulted, as he ought to have
been, lie never woul9 have given his consent to this step, ma being
contfarY to the generous and liberal- sentiments which guide the
policy of his cabinet, and to hia.intentien of not interfering in the
present contest between the inhabitants of Spanish America, and
the mother country, as is conformable to the public law of civilized
nations. LUIZ JOSE DE CAItVAI,IIIO 3IELLO.
Palace of Rio de Janeiro, Aug. 6, 11123.
LA proclamation follows, dated Matto Orogen, May 21, declaring
the convention previously made between that Government and that
of Chiquitos void, and of none oireet.l
London, England, 1825-10-29

H ['NT ING APPOINTMENTS.

TheStlghton hariers meet on Monday at Patcham, Wednesdays
the Race-course. and Friday at the Dyke—at halt-put ten.
The Lewes Brookside barter, on Monday at Newmarket-hill,
Wednesday at the Race-course, and Friday at Tellescombe Tye—at
half.past ten.
The East Sussex hounds on Monday at Pilt Down.
The Cottesmore hounds on Monday at ramie Britham, Tuesday
at Imiundivcnni, Thursday tt Manthorpe, and Friday at Leesthorpe.
Lord Yarborough's hounds on Monday at Ravi:Male, Wednes-
day at Chase-hill, Friday et Nettleton Village, rind Saturday at
Great Limber Cover—at eleven.
. _

..... _._._..
The South Wold hounds on. Tuesday at the Tower on the Moor,
Thursday at the 1i :cline', and Saturday at Tathwell--at eleven.
Slr A:Sutton's hounds on Monday at Starleford Moo-, Tueseay
at Dunham Village, Itiednesday at ll mignon Gorse, Thursday at.
Coieby. and Saturday at Little Corringham—at eleven.
The Badsworth hounds on Tuesday at Mare Village, Thursday
at Croxton Village and Friday at Owston—.at ten.
The ‘Voreesterstore hounds on Tuesday at Chure'lill, an I Fti.
day at ‘Vercestci Perry %Vood—at ten.
The Vale barters on Tuesday at Godmans•rnes and f.atu at
Compton Pauncefoot Lodges.
London, England, 1825-10-29

LOSS OF THE COMET STEAf-FACkET.

[From the Greenook Advertiser.]
OOrIIOCX, TUESDAY, OFF. o'Crocx.
There have been six boats dragging all day ; and at a
quarter to eleven o'clock, the body of Captain Sutherland,
and that of a soldier belonging to the 45th Regiment, were
found. The body of the young man, whose linen was
marked C. B. S., bras been claimed ; his name is Charles
Bailey Sutherland.
No attempts have yet been made to raise the Comet, for
which the relatives of the missing sufferers arc naturally
very anxious, as they anticipate there may be some of them
on board.
To-day the_Sheriff-Depute, and Mr. Williamson, Pro-
curator fiscal, have been engaged in examining the Master
and Pilot of the Comet. The Master of the Ayr was ex-
amined last night, and liberated on bail.
London, England, 1825-10-29

MED.

On the 25th instant, at Camberwell, Surrey, in the s!d yei o
her age. Catherine Diary, the wife of Henry Munro, Esq.
(n the 24th instant, at Kensington, Sarah. relict of the late B.
D'laraell, Esq. of Stoke Newington, in her 84th t ear.
Suddenly, in Northamptonshire. aged VI, the Rev. Giles Powell
B.A. 40 year' Rector of Anise, Kent.
On the II th instant, at his house, Rathmines, Major J
Allen, late of the oth dragoons, formerly port.Suntycr Ili)
hells, a Magistrate of the county of Kildare, and late rrosur,
the Ordnance.

--
111611 WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY
Morning, 10 min. after 4. I Evening,l9 min. site: 4.

Printed at T!1! BRITISH PR BSS &See, by J. W. CaaaroX,
181, Strand, and published by R. Casimir, was phice.
London, England, 1825-10-29

strtatbOCK'S ASSIGNMENT.
OEERT SHERLOCK, of Ritiningham, in the
• Kg, County of Warwick, Bruer, having by Indenture, dated
ithelkh day of October Militant. assigird all his Estate and Effects
to John Kempson, of Birdengham aforesaid, Surveyor, in trust for
the equal Benefit of the Creheers of him the said Robert Sherlock,
notice is hereby girzn, that the said Deed of Assignment was duly
executed by the said Robert Sherlock and John Kempson respect.
ively, on the day of the date* aftweeald, and that the execution
thereof is attested by James Haywood, of Birmingham aforesaid, R
Solicitor.
And natio° is hereby also given, that the said Deed now lies at E
the Office of Mr. Haywood, in Temple-street, Birmingham, for
iospection and signature by the Creditors of the said Robert Sher jl
-
leek ; and that such of them as shall neglect or refuse to execute Is
the same, or otherwise express their assent thereto, within one L
month from the date thereof, will be excluded .he benefit of the 3
Dividend which is intended to be made immediately afterwards. V
S ELECT ARTICLES PREPARED and SOLD by A
, BUTLERS, CHEMISTS,
4, CHLAPPIDS, comae of ST. PAUL'S, LONDON and
bd. tiacFvfxxx-sranwr, DUBLIN.
FLUID EXTRACTof SARSAPARILLA, for making the
Decoctions, and particularly suggested to Surgeons and Physicians
for its portable convenience and economy. The Diseases in which ",
it has proved mast beneficial are thou of the Skin, such as Scorbu-
tic Affections, Eruptive Diseases, Secondary Symptoms, &c.,
arising from a diseased state of the system at large.
SODAIC GINGER BEER, and LEMONADE POW-
DERS, for producing the much esteemed Beverages of the same
name, equal to that contained in Bottles, and without the iOOOLITC-
, Mince of bulk tad breakage attending it in that form.
V 44TitATBD KALI, a preparktion for making Baling
Draughts, recommended by the Profession for Its convenience,
and being more certain in its operation than those prepared with
Lemon. &c.
CARDIAC TINCTURE of TURKEY RHUBARB, a •,
warm and pleasant Laxative, adapted to Gouty Constitutions.
STOMACHIC BITTER TINCTURE, a very agreeable ,
Tonic, recommended in Indigestion, Debility of the Stomach, &c.
VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER, and ASTRINGENT T,
TINCTURE, for c'reserving and Beautifying the Teeth and Gums.
TONIC PILLS, recommended in general Debility of the Con ll
-
atitution ; also art it safe and excellent remedy In those pEriodical f,'
irregularities which Females, of delicate and languid circulation, "
are liable to.
EFFLORESCENT EPSOM SALTS. The disagreeable
flavour which accompanies Epsom Salts is greatly obviated in this
preparation, besides which only half the quantity is required for
the date.
COMPOUND TINCTURE of POMEGRANATE, as an
Astringent much used in Affections of the Bowels, indicating Re-
laxation, Diarrhsea, &c.
*.O The above Preparations, when genuine, will have the Name
and Address of Messrs. Butler attached to them.
PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSSES.—Ur-
wards of 40,000 eases of Hernia have been relieved by these
London, England, 1825-10-29

MARKETS.
-,..ii.--

CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, OCT. 28.
Our supplies this week consist of 6300 qrs. Wheat 51.00 411
Barley, 19000 qrs. Oats, and 9509 sacks of Flour. We hal
variation in prices. of fine Wheat today, but such sold readlir.
Only superfine samples of malting Barley were saleable, Ann is
some instances, rather higher prices were obtained than os MOn,
day, but the middling malting were mostly left unsold at the clO4
of the market. There was a steady demand for Oats, and tie
currency of Monday was fully supported. Beans and Pease sold
on mud' the same terms as on Monday..
London, England, 1825-10-29

NEW NOVELS.

This day is published, by Oeo. 11."‘Tri;ittaker, Ave-Maria-Lase,
London,
In S vols. 12mo, pike 18e.
THE HIGHEST CASTLE old the LOWEST CAVE;
or, the Events of Days which are gune. By the Author of
e &datum."
Also, recently published, in 3 vols. 12mo, price 21s.
HUSBAND•HuNTING ; or, the Mother and Daughters. A
Table of Fashionable Life.

" We are gratified in pronouncing the Novel before us to be a
performance of a striking and attractive order. We have not in-
dulged ourselves In any minute account of the merits of this Novel,
—its purity of thought, its freedom from all vulgarity of conception
and language, its various description, or its accurate and animated
picturing of character. Those we leave for the reader's discovery
and pleasure"—Literary Gazette.
In 2 vols. 12nio. price 14a.
TRUTH and FASHION ; a Sketch. By F. R— N.
" These are two pleasingly written volumes. Excellentprinciple
is inculcated in easy language. The crime and misery of life passed
away in the heartless nothings of vanity Is well pointed out, and
Truth holds up the gloss to rashion, severely but justly."—Literary
Gazette.

In 3 vols. 12mn. 1/3s.
STANMORE; or, the Monk and the Merchant's Widow. A
Novel. By Sophia Reeve.
In 3 vols. 12mo. 2lv.

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