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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-12-15

This day. Bvo. 15s.
THE MISSION to SIAM, and HUE. the Capital of
COCHIN CHINA, in the Years 1821-2.

Fmm the ..louri4i of
The late GEORGE FINLAYSON, Esq.
istant.Surgeon of his Majesty's Illth Light Dragoons; Surgeon
And Naturalist to the Mission.
With a Memoir of the Author.
By Sir THOMAS STAMFORD RAFFLES. F.A.S.
London : Printed for John Murray, A lbernarlastreet.

MRS. MARKHAM'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
Two volumes 12mo, New Edition, with Fourteen Plates. Ns.

boards. -
AHISTORY of ENGLAND, from the first Invasion
by the Romans to the end of the Reign of George 111, with
Conversations at the end of each Chapter, for the use of young
persons.
"The style of this book is simple and unaffected ; the selection
of miner is judicious and well.proportioned and it is evident
that the best authorities have been quoted. The form of the work
also has its merit. the alternations of lecture and dialogue produc-
ing an enlivening etfezt."
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.
London, England, 1825-12-15

THE PANTHEON OF THE PRESENT AGE.
Just published, price Two Guineas, in cloth and lettered, in S vols.
like Dehrett's Peerage, with 160 Portraits,
FpHE PANTHEON OF THE AGE; or, Memoirs
l of Three Thousand Living or Contempora-v Public Charac-
ters, British and Fore;gn, of all Ranks and Processions.
Printed fot Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave• Maria-lane.
London, England, 1825-12-15

MA NCH ESTER-SQUARE.
An excellent Assortment of modern Household Furniture, manu-
factured by an eminent Upholsterer, for a Gentleman, who may
be referred to, who is going abroad, a Sale by Public Auction
not being permitted on the Premises. The whole halt been valued.
and a reduction of thirty per cent. taken from the cost prices.
Each article being numbered, and a book with the lowest price
that will be taken, fixed against each separate Lot, so that Put-
chasers can please themselves whether they take an article alone,
or the whole.

AMONGST the FURNITURE will be found an eight-
light Grecian lustre, pier glass, 70 by 37 ; three beautiful
drawing-room curtains, fourteen solid rosewood chairs, and two
Grecian couches to correspond ; patent dining tables and sideboard,
rosewood card, sofa, and 100 tables, very elegantly ornamented ;
three mahogany bedsteads, with moat excellent clean bedding com-
plete ; winged and plain wardrobes, parlour morine curtains, Mo-
rocco chairs, large Turkey and Wilton carpets, horsehair sofa,
rosewood cabinets, and, in fact, every usetUl, and many ornamen-
tal pieces of furniture, which cannot be inserted in an advertise-
ment, but will, on inspection, prove, to those wanting to furnish,
an opportunity rarely to be met with, and seldom excelled in the
quality of the articles and lowness of the prices affixed to each, as
a saving alone of twelve and a half per cent, will be effected by the
Auction Duty, &c.
The House being situated No. 41, Manchester-street, will be
open for purchasers this day, Thursday, Dec. 16, and Four follow-
ing Days (Sunday excepted), at Ten o'Clock each day.
London, England, 1825-12-15

LONI/ON DOCKS.

—„
TO STONE-MASONS, QUARRYMEN, AND OTHERS.
'HE Directors of the LONDON DOCK COMPANY
do hereby eVs notice, that they will be really to receive
Tender! sealed up) at the London ).lock. House, Prince's-street,
Bank, on TUESDAY, the 2a th instant. at Eleven o'clock, from
such persona as may be willing to contra;tfor the STONE required
for the construction of Vaults, and other Works of the Company,
east of the present hock.
The Plane and Specification of all the Stone required, and also
the Particulars and Conditions of the Contract, may he seen at the
London Dock-Ilcuse. Every Tender must be accompanied with a
letter, signed by two responsible persona, engaging to become bound
with the pillion tcr,dering, in the sum of 2,5001. for the due per-
formance of the Contract.
London, England, 1825-12-15

_ ~.
S. COCK, Sec.
London Doric-House, December 3, 1325.

N.B.—No Tender will be received after Eleven o'clock on that
Pay, nor unless the patty tasking the Tender, or some person on
I:is behalf, shall attend.
London, England, 1825-12-15

POLICE.

MANSION-HOUSE.
MOBS AT BA.VICING-House!l.—A boy was yesterday brought
up before Mr. Alderman Lucas (who presided for a time during
the absence of the Lord Mayor at tile public meeting), on a charge
of having• caused an obstruction in the public highway.
One of the city officers stated that he had been in attendance be-
fore the banking-house of Messrs. alasterman and Co., in Nicholas
lane, for the purpose of keeping the thoroughfare clear. A coach
had arrived with a consider:shin sum of money, and there was at
that time a crowd of between two and three hundred persons as-
sembled, and a great obstruction before the door. The witness and
some of his brother officers exerted themselves to l:a.p it clear, but
met with the most determined resistance. The prisoner was one of
the idlers, and was asked to move un, but he refused, when be was
taken ir. custody.
Three persons came forward to state that they believed the boy
was doilig nothing but going about his business, when the officer
Interfered with him most improperly. It appeared, however, when
the boy himself was questioned, that his business was to carry a
letter to the past office, and that he had stepped down Nicholas.
lane, out of the why. -
Alderman Lucas expressed his approbation of the officer's con.
duct, and after admonishing the boy, discharged him. The police,
he observed, were blamed tor allowing such crowds to collect; but
when they were active in removing the idle, personae!' apparent re-
spectability were never found wanting to come forward, and, as in
the present case, make complaint.
The officers stated that similar crowds of idle persons constantly
assembled round other houses. Of the crowd assembled in this
instance not one perhaps in the who a two or three hundred bad any
business at the house, and butzhers' lads and others would, if they
were suffered to remain, climb up at the windows, and watch for
hours the ordinary business of tile office. Those who had heard
that something was going on at a banking-house would wait for
hours in the rain.
London, England, 1825-12-15

GUILDHALL.

HOLE-STEALING.—Wm. Payne, a horse-dealer, residing at
Dartford, appeared before Sir CHARLES FLowita, Bart., yester-
day, to account for the possession of a black cot. *hie* had been
traced into his hands.

The horse in question had been stolen, along with another, front
the fields belonging to Mr. Key, a coachmaker at Cheshunt,
Dints, about six weeks ago, and Mr. Key had requested his neigh-
bours to 104,k out for them at a9y ►arse fairs they might happen
to go to. Davies, a horsebreaker at Cheshunt, having occasion to
come to Smithfield-market on Friday haat, accordingly surveyed the
show of homes there with some attention, and discovered the stolen
cub in the hands of one Wm. Ellesson, a basketmaker at Cray-
foed. in Kent. whom he immediately gave into custody.
When Ellerson was brought up for examination on Saturday, he
stated that he had purchased the animal on Friday sennight, in
Smithfield, from %S illiam Payne, the defendant. Payne was in
attendance voluntarily, and, being sworn, admitted selling the
horse to the prisonerlerson, and upon this his own showing, of
having a prior possession of the animal, Mr. Alderman Cox di-
rected him to exchange places with the prisoner at the bar, and
ellerson's deposhion against hint, as to the sale, was received.
Payne stated in Ria defence, that he had purchased the horse in
question of a young man named Rust, with whose father he had
dealt for thousands of pounds. Rust, he said, brought it one
evening about a fortnight ago, and sold it to him for 61. On the
following morning, however, he discovered it was glandered, and
of course disposed of it as soon as he could. lie had heard since
this dim: very, that Rust was in custody, in the country, on sus-
picion of horse-stealing,
This statement seemed to gain credit, but Mr. Alderman Cox.
felt some difficulty in discharging the prisoner until its accuracy
should be ascertained.

Mr. Rttdkin, of the Bear and Staff Inn, Smithfield, however,
offered to become answerable for his appearance at any future time,
and the prosecutor also thought he might be trusted with his li.
berty. He had been in the habit of seeing him at fairs for many
years, and believed him.
Upon these representations, the worthy Alderman permitted
Payne to go in search of Rust, and adjourned the examination to
yesterday. when a 11 the parties again appeared, and Payne pro..
duced a certificate front the Keeper of Maidstone gaol, ataung that
Rust Is a prisoner there. with a man named 31organ Brown, and
that they had admitted in his (the Keeper's) presence, that they
sold the black cob to 31r. Payne on the 211th September.
Sir CHARLES FLows:n deemed this explanation sufficiently
exculpatory on the part of Payne, and discharged him.
Mi. Key was directed to have all the evidence against Rust
taken at Chcshunt, and a detainer lodged against him, in case he
should escape the prosecutions already hanging over him.
London, England, 1825-12-15

TCLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE-
• •HOUSE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and
SOUTH AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND.
Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen
proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will
find in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments,
Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistol., Ac. together with a
large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots. Couches, and Bed-
ding; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs. anti Lamps ; Sca Chests,
Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other desci lotion of Travel.
Bog Equipage.

An assnrtment of Canteens, ready fitted with ths necessary re-
quisites foe India, and other tropical donates: likewite a great
variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Fork.. suitable
foe families going abroad, Military and Hindostanee Books
Maps. &c.

A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curricle, Tandem. Plrtor,
Stanhope, and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery.
&c. &c. for home use, East and West Indies, and South America.
which merit inspection from their quality, first stilt of workman.
ship, and moderate prices.
All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and the
excellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly attended to of
making but one Ready Money Price, from which no abatement will
be made.
London, England, 1825-12-15

This day Pre published.
1. Q 0 PHOC LES. The Tragedies of Sophoeles, literally
1.7 translated into English Prose, from the Greek Text of
Brunet, with Notes. 2 vols. Bvo. boards, ids.
2. HEROGOTUS, literally translated into English from the.
Greek Text of Schwelghauser ; illustrated with copious Notes,
explanatory and crilleal, from !Archer. Gibbon, Rennell,
various Books of Travels, de.; to which is added, a Summary of
the Chronology of Herodo:us. By a Graduate of the Unisersity.
2 vole. Bvo. boards. 11.45.

3:/ESCHYLUi. The Tragedirt of R.schylus, literallv trans-
lated into English Prose, front the Test of Blontfield and Schutz.
Bvo. boards. 10. t. 6d.
4. EURIPIDES. The Hecuba, Orestes, Phoenician Virgins,
and Medea of Euripides, Merely translated into English Prose,
from the Teat of Poison, with Notes. Roo. boards, Bs.
b. The HIPPOLYTUS and ALCESTIS of EURIPIDES,
literally translated auto English Prose, with Notes. 8,0. boards,
Is. Gd.

A RISTOPIIA NES. The Comedies of Flatus and The
Frogs. literally translated into English Prose, with copious Notes.
gyn. boards, Re.

7. The RHETORIC of ARISTOTLE, literally translated
Porn the ()reek, u ith Notes ; to which is added, an Analysis of
Aristotle's Rhetoric, by Thomas Hothes, of Malmsbury, with
Notes. Bro. boards, 12s.

Ozfoni ; and William Pickering,
Chancery-Ism. London.
London, England, 1825-12-15

CAVENDISH-SQUARE.
VALUABLE FURNITURE. NOBLE GLASSES, LOFTY
SILK CURTAINS, OTTOMANS, Ac. &c.
R. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on
INA TUESDAY NEXT, and following Days, at One
each Day, he shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, on the Premises,
No. 1, Cavendish-square, corner of Margaret-street. Part of the
Handsome MODERN FURNITURE, formed of Reseal:rid and
Mahogany ; noble pier and chimney glasses of large dimensions,
viz.-96 inch. by 62, 99 by 50, 99 by 49, 82 by 53 ; and several of
minor sizes about fifteen four-post, field, and other bedsteads, and
hangings, with their excellent bedding and appropriate chamber
appendages : a capitall sideboard and a set of dining tables 15
feet long by 6 feet wide ; suites of dining and drawing room and
chamber chairs, in morocco, silk, and chints ; large carpets ;
wardrobes, chests of drawers, dressing tables, and wash-stands ;
two valuable and costly rosewood commodes, enriched with
marble and or-molu ; a superb drawing.roam chandelier, formed of
richly cut glass and mountings, and four others : several suites of
curtains of silk and chines, with their draperies, particularly a suite
of blue silk hangings for tour rooms, tastefully arranged, and the
mite of carved and gilt ottomans, sofas, and chairs, complete for
four drawing rooms ; a variety of culinary articles, and miscella-
neous objects, at the late residence of a Nobleman.

May be viewed three days preceding the Saie, and Catalogues
had (at Is. each. to be returned to purchasers) on the Premises ;
and at Mr. Phillips's, 73, Bond-street.
London, England, 1825-12-15

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1826.

Thiq day. post BVO. es. 6d.
THE FOURTH VOLUME of Mr. ROSE'S TRANS-
LATION of the ORLANDO FETRIOSO.
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

This day, 2 vols. fc. Bvo. Iss. Second Edition.
FAUST, a Drama, by GCETHE, with Translation from
the German.
By Lord FRANCIS LIIVESON DOWER.
Printed for John Murray. Albemarle-vtrest.

This day. 2 rola. pont Er°. 184. a Third Edition of
REMARKS on ANTIQUITIES, ARTS, and LET-
-11, TERS, during an Excursion to Italy, in the Years Mt
and 18011.
By JOSEPH FORSYTH, Esq.
Printed for John :Hurray, Albemarle-meat.

This day, Second Edition, with Plates, vols. small Bvo. 15..
ASKETCH of the MANNERS aiitl CUSTOMS of
PORTUGAL, made during a Residence in Lisbon, in the
Years 1821,12, 23.
By MARIANNE BAILLIE.
Printed for John Murray, Albernarle.street.

SALES 1W AUCTION.

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WHEAL SALLY AND BARON UNITED COPPS&
AND COBALT MINES.
By WINSTANLEY and BONS,
At asentway's Coffee-boast. WEDNESDA v. Jas. 4, at It
unless an acceptable offer is previously made by Private COMICS,
of which eiue notice bill be given. - • • •
THESE highly-promisin7, MINES are situated within
a utile of Bodmin, four from Lestwithiel, and eight from
St. Austle. There is an atilt through the mines, In which there ore
already discovered sixteen, lode. or veins, many of whiebhave Peen
declared by eminent agents deserving the expense of a steam on-
, glut, were they to be 'priced separately and so distinct mince.
There is an excellent steam engine of thirty-aft inch cylinder,
built upon a new 'and inipmwed conatmetios, with roper *Lefts
and all machinery, to carry the shoe mine. into oetire oPeroliww:
these and all other materials twilit the mines) ate to Le sold in
one lot.
To view the Concerns apply to Captain Bennetta, on the pre-
mises, of whom minted particular, may he had. Particulars also
at sEe place of sale; and of Mr. Yewen t, Mine Agent, No. li.-Sher-
houraJane, London; at the King's Arms, and White [fart, Rod.
min.; Icing's Arms, and Red Lion, Truro; Talbot, trestwithlel ;
White Hirt, St. Austle ; King's Arms and Londan Ins, Redruth;
King's Arms, and White dart, Launceston; Hotel sad New Los.
donlen, Exeter; and of Winstatiley and Sons, Pmessosser•row,
London, where reports from respectable Agents may be seta.
London, England, 1825-12-15

STOCK OF FRENCH LACE, MIS, MUSLIM,.
SHAWLS, &c. est.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces that TiikS
DAY, af One, he shall Stittflf IT by AUCTION. at his
Rooms. New Bond-street, the Stock of Valuable Lkuaaeia Chin
Lilly, Lisle and Alechlin lace in dresses, acittfs, lappets, ruffles,
veils, &c. A variety of camel-heir and other shawls. Elegant
bandeau*, rich Oros-de-Naples, and other silk'; French worked
muslin', cambric and gauze neckerchiefs. ;uterine*, scarfs, &c. A
variety of artificial flowers and miscellaneous articles of drrss.
To tie sold in consequence of the Firm dividing Partneribip.
Catalogue" may be had at Mr. Phillips's Office, New Bond.
street.

ANCIENT AND 3IODERN
Ai R. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies. that on SATUR-
A.V.A. DAY NEXT, at One, he ..hall SUBMIT by AUCTION,
at his OM& Rooms, 73, New Bond-street, a small COLLEC-
TION of pleasing PICTURES. by Matters of the Italiatt,
Dutch, Flemish, French, and English Schools, the property of a
Gentleman, removed from his residence. Gloucester-place-
May he viewed this day and to-morrow, and catalogues had at
the Auction Mart, and at 73, New Bond attest.
London, England, 1825-12-15

LIBRARY OF BOOKS AND BOOKS OF PRINTS,
LOOSE PRINTS. ANI) DRAWINGS. eze. BLe.
MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the nobility
and gentry. that on MONDAY NEXT, and following
Day, he shall St. IiMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms.
73. New Bond-street, an extensile and valuable LIBRARY of
ROOKS and Books of Prints, and a small collection of Prints sad
Drawings, in portfolios, and framed and glazed, miniatures and
bronzes, marbles, and miscellaneous objects of taste and vertu, the
property of a Gentletnan, removed fruni his residence, Gloucester-
place.
May he viewed three days preceding the Sale, and catalogues
had at the Auction Mart, and at 73, New Bond-street.
London, England, 1825-12-15

. Second Edition. Ivo, lbs.
on PROPHECY, in which are consi-
dered its Structure, Use, and Inspiration ; being the Sub-
stance of Twelve Sermons, preached in the Chanel of Lincoln's-
Inn, in the Lecture founded by the Right Rev. Wm. Warburton,
Bishop of Gloucester.
By JOHN _DAVISON, B.!).
Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street.

This day. Second Edition, with Twelve Plates and Map, 2 vols.
foolscap Bvo. Mk.
QIX MONTHS' RESIDENCE and TRAVELS in
► MEXICO, containing Remarks on the present State of New
Spain, its Nsturil Productions, State of Society, Manufactures,
Trade, Agriculture. and Antiquities.
By W. BULLOCK, F.L.S.
Proprietor of the late London 111uscwt.
Printed for John Murray, Albernarle.strect.
London, England, 1825-12-15

This day is published, in post Bvo. price tis. boards,
VARIETIES of LITERATURE; bring Selections
from the Portfolio of the late JOHN BRADY, Esq. the
Author of the " Claris Calendaria," &e. &e. imaged and adapted
fur publication,
By JOHN HENRY BRADY, his Son.
Printed for Ono. B. 'Whittaker, Ave.klaria-lane.
" The Varieties include proverbs, their origin and explanation ;
a miscellaneous collection of things, historical and topographies!,
presenting a melange of rare facia of all sorts, gathered from various
sources ; curious derivations, the origin of the names of places, &c.
These are divorsfied. amusing, and instructive: in short, 111 r.
Brady's Varieties of Literature are curious and interesting to the
grneral reader, entertaining as a lounge book, and valuable as a
work of reference."—Literary Chronicle, De. 10.
London, England, 1825-12-15

SUPERIOR AND OBNUINE

Iff, R. ARCHIBALD DUNLOP, Distiller, at natl-
-11.1 dington and Westfield. in Scotland, bas inpointed
THOMAS MACKENZIE. Agent for the sale of his Spirits in
London, of which Samples may br area and tanner particular ob-
tained on inquiry ;v. Ow office of the Distilleries, No. 1, Castle-
man, Birclini-iarle.

The Spirts mn'nfu•turcd at Hatitlington are known to be of the
poem gnality, and will require little expente to convert them into
Cordial*, .e in the procet4 of rectification.

Weattield genuine .%talt Whiaby, lying dirtilled nn an improved
principle, hy small Stills, and being extracted from Matt alone, ue
of the finest quality: are both palatable and In the highest degree
wholnomet she meat the best attextioo of Denlcre and Cocsurcen.
London, England, 1825-01-08

At Eli Howe, It all. air. lad
Three fallowing Dam (Sunda) exceptc ),
AVery Valuable COhLKCTION of RARE BOOKS,
consigned from Spain ; including Biblia Saera Latina, 2
vol., the rarest of till the Latin Bibles, printed by Mentilin ;
Bibb* Latine, very ancient MS., with a cunoas variation in the
contested verse of St. John ; Humeri Opera, 2 vol., tint edition ;
singularly curious Collection of Spanish Chronicles ; Excobar, las
Quatrooentas, 2 vol., excessively rare ; Bomatius de Viris Illus_
tribes, first edition, very rare ; Ptolemcei Geographia, extremely
rare, 1413; Joan 31srot bins des Venus et Vices, a curious MS.,
with drawings in Grisaille ; curious Collection of 3ISS. ; Camoets
Lusiadas, * book of most extraordinary rarity ; Cainoer.s Ilithrnas,
lint edition, excessively rare; Pentatcuchus Hebraice, on vellum,
very are, &c.

ESTCOURT CRESSWELL, ESQ.
A LL Persons haying any Demands against the late
A ESTCOURT CRESSWELL, Esq. of Pinkney Park in
the County of Wilts, or his Estate, are requested to send the Par-
ticulars of such Demands to Messrs. CARR and FOSTERS,
No. 28, John-street, Bedford-row, Solicitors, in ortky to their
being submitted to the Trustees.
Accounts sent from the Country must be post-paid.
London, England, 1825-01-08

FRENCH PAPERS.

[From the Etoik, dated Thursday.)
Mariam, Dec. 31.
The King, convinced of the necessity of accelerating the purifi-
cation of the civil offices, which is continually delayed by various
obstacles or pretexts, has decided, that after the month of January,
no note or memorial relative to this operation, shall be received by
the Juntas who are charged with it.
His Majesty, being informed that a great number of Spaniards
are going to Rome, to be present on the Universal übilm has de-
cided that the passports of the ordinary Consuls shall not be consi-
dered as sufficient. and that every Spanish subject who intends to
visit the capital of the Christian iforld must provide himself with
a passport signed by the Nuncio of his Holiness at Madrid.
The King, by a cedule of 11th April last, had fixed the rules to
be followed relatively to the introduction of foreign books into his
dominions, till the Council of Castile should be able to propose to
him a special law on the subject. This cedule invested the Super-
intendant-General of the Police with the right of prohibiting or
approving the circulation of works imported into Spain, or printed
in the Peninsula since the 7th March, 1820. The Supreme Council
not having been yet able to complete the report which it is prepar-
ing, his Majesty orders the Superintendent-General of the Police
to use redoubled vigilance to hinder the circulation of pernicious
books, obscene prints, caricatures, &c.
BARIA, OCT. 27.
Under this head there is a long 'cement of the murder of the
Governor Felisberto Gomez Caldiera, on the 25th day of Octo-
ber, in his own house, at six in the morning, by • battalion of
black and mulattos. The Governor was cousin of General Brant,
now in London. It seems that the Emperor having deprived of
his command, and summoned to Rio. Jose Antnnioda Silva Castro,
Commander of the battalion, the latter attributing his disgrace
to the governor bal taken this step nut of revenge. The battalion
deprived of its new commander, placed Jose Antonio at its head
again, and went in arms to fort San Pedro, where the com-
panies of artillery are cuartered. The two corps sent to the govern-
merit, to say that they had no inclination of interrupting
the public tranquillity. Aleantime the other battalions of
the garrison had taken arms swerving ID revenge the death of
the Governor. They did not; lowever, come to blows; but after
a fruitless negotiation, the two battalions left the city in the night
of the 28th, and took up a position in the ancient entrenchments
of the Brazilians. This event had caused much consternation
in the city.
London, England, 1825-01-08

INSOLVENT DEBTORS.

TZTITIOWS TO DT AWARD AT Tin C01:11T, 116 POITIIOAL.
STREET, LINCOLN'S INN-YIELDS, OW MONDAY.

Arnold, C. Cannon-street-road, Middlesex, journeyman baker
Arnold, M. Star-street, Shaded!, wine-machant
Ilulbeek' W. Brighton, master-mariner
Branan,E. (hay's Inn, gent.
Bailey, M. Clue-markar eheesemonger
Cannon, M. Broad-wall, Christ Church, broker
Carpenter. T. Plumber-street, City-road, baker.
Cook, R. Water-lane. Blackfriars, eatiag-house-keeper
Campbell, J. Watling-street, warehouseman
Be la Mors, T. H. Rosoman-street, Clerkenwell, artificial-tiorist
Huntley, J. Sale's-place, Carey-street, coal-dealer
Hobbs, Mary, City, Gloncestershire, school-mistress
Hirst, H. New-square, 3linories, general agent
Ihla, G. J. Jewin.strtet, wine-merchant
Jonas, J. Charlotte-street, li-hitethapel, general dealer
Kent, A. Crown-street, Finsbury-aquart, haberdasher
Morey, W. John's-row, St. Luke's, mathematical instrument.
maker
March, J. Charles-street, New Kent-road. tailor
May, H. Kilburn, Middlesex, farmer's-bailiff
North, T. Low Layton, Essex, victualler
Pratt, J. Brighton, hair-dresses
Perkin, J. Fetter-lane, servant
Royce, T. Doris-street, Kennington-crou
lteed, D. Shorn. Kent, farmer
Redman, W. Trinity-place, Rotherhithe, labourer
Richardson, C. Hoxton Old Town, cheessmonger
Simmonds, J. New-street, Covent-garden, tailor
Tomkins, E. Kentish-town, baker
Warren, T. Richmond, Surrey, hatter
Whale, C. Curtain-road, Shoreditch, whiteswith
London, England, 1825-01-08

SCOTCH NOVELS AND SCOTTISH LITERATURE.
This day is published, in a closely-printed volume, price 10s. 6(1.
bolrid

THE SCOTSMAN LIBRARY of every thing Interest-
ing relative to Scotland and Scotsmen, including especially
all those National Stories, Anecdotes, Legends. and Truations,
which have conferral so universal a celebrity on the Literature and
National Character of Scotland.

By JAMES LL.D.
Of the University of Aberdeen; Correspondent Member of the
Societe of Scottish Antiquaries, &c. ite.
Printed for J. Anderson, jun. North Bridv-street, Edinburgh t
to be had of all Booksellers in Scotland; and of Sherwood sad Co.
London ; and J. Cumming, Dublin.
London, England, 1825-01-08

Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, ix the Years and Quarters ended on the sth of
Jan. 1824, and the sth of Jan. 1825, shoving the Increase and Decrease on each head thereof.
(See the BRITISH PRKSS of Yesterday.)

No. 111.
income. and Charge on the Consolidatel Fund, in the Quarters ended 511 t Jan. 1824 and 1825.
(gee the BRITISH PRESS of Yesterday.)
London, England, 1825-01-08

With a beautiful Illustration on Steel, de= bey Corbould.
This day Is published. Second
ACabinet Edition of a HUMOROUS HISTORY
of NEW YORK, from the beginning of the World.
By DIEDRICH KNICKERBOCKER,
Author of the " Sketch Book," " Tales of a Traveller," &e.
Beautifully printed on French wise-marked paper, and hot-pressed,
in beards, Cs.

With au elegant Embellishment on Steel, designed by Corbould,
A Cabinet Edition of SALMAGUNDI; or, The IVhim.
whams and Opinions of Launcelot Lengstsff, Esq. Author of the
" History of New York," the " Sketch Book," &e. &c. Printed
in the game elegant manner, to correspond with the preceding vo-
lume, Os.
Note.—The entire first impressions of the above two beautiful
Books were subscribed for by the Trade.

Volumes I. and IL, with a Steel Portrait, and several Hundred
Ensravlngs, of
Dr. GOLDSMITH'S NATLTRAL HISTORY, price 7s.
eschbeingone.third lean than preview &claims.
ToTumeTIT. (which completes the Work)
London: Wm. Charlton Wright Publisher, 6,, Paternoster-
row ; and may be procured of all BoOksellers.
London, England, 1825-01-08

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 7.
The following is the subject of the Ilulsean prize dissertation for
the present year :—" In what respects the Law is a Schoolmaster
to bring us unto Christ."
That will be congregations on the following days of the Lent
Term

Saturday, January !2 (Bachelors' Com.), at ten.
Wednesday, February 9, at eleven.
Wednesday, February 23, at eleven.
Wednesday, March 2, at eleven.
Friday, 31arch 18 (31. A. Inceptors), at ten.
Friday, March 25 (end of Term), at ten.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

His Majesty's stag-hounds meet on Monday at the Golden
Ball, near Bracknel, and on Friday at Gerrard's Cross—at half.
past ten.
Mr. Maynell's bounds on Tuesday at Kedleston, Thursday
at Little Eaton Toll bar, and Saturday, Jan. la, an Itatlborne—at
half-past ten.
Sir George Sitwell's fox-hounds on Tuesday at Brimington
Common, and Friday at Norton--at ten o'clock eash morning.
Sir B. Graham's hounds on Tuesday at Sheriff Hales, Wednes-
day at The W hid Gate, Friday at the New Inn, and Saturday,
at Tong Village—at half-past ten.
A pitched battle, which originated In a quarrel. was a few days
since fought in French Wear Fick!, by two young men of Taunton.
After fighting an hour and twenty minutes some persons interfered,
and separates the combatants. Bah were seemly punished.
London, England, 1825-01-08

NEWOINDLAND, BERMUDA, AND IN THE WEST
INDIES.

1,01•11111115.11111 AT LotrA 22222 T,
TREASURY C 1 JAE. 5 1823.

dElii Peewits as are desires: of Contracting With the
.13 Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to deliver COALS at
polars:, Newfoundland, Bermuda, Antigua, and Trinidad, may
Were particulars of the Contracts at this Office between the hours
drum and four, and deliver their Tenders sealed up and directed to
tut Agent for Conuniesarirt Supplies, marking thereon " Tender
f.„, colt ; • on or before Yt: ESDAT, the liith instant; but none
at be received after twelve o'clock on that day ; nor will any
noposal be noticed unless made on or annexed to a printed poe-
tic:war, bud, the prices inserted in words at length ; nor unless a
laird be subjoined to such proposal signed hy two persons of
ktogu property enraging to become bound with the party tender.
In, in the rum expressed in the particulars for the due performance
otrae Contract.
MIRE GRAND MASQUERADE and CARNIVAL,
T
ARGYLL ROOMS, will take place on MONDAY
NEXT, Jan. 19, under the especial Patronage of several of the
NebiLlPety•
Particulars of Character and Admission Tickets and nO2lll
nr riew the Masquerade, without mixing in the Motley Group,
.tc., aprly to the Committee, at .Mr. Charles Wright's, Opera
akin nude, Haymarket, who will supply the Wines on the occa.
sloe.
The Supper will be provided by Mcsars.Waud and Son, Bond.
street.

SOCIETY OF BRITISH ARTISTS,
Surroti-STI=LT, PALLAIILALL EAST.
WORKS of ART •;.! sltinrovartments of PAINTING
ABOMMI
tat bit

irdlllsoldleileth, imeawwers um.
rme
Milved 'at the but etmance to the ts7,=in Dorset-phiee,
East, on Monday the 7th, and Tuesday the Bth of
March heat.
*.• A written account and reference, addressed to the Secretary,
must accompany the Performances sent, with their Prices, It fa
sale and the Name and Residence of the Artist.
No Work of Art which has been prcvloutily exhibited, can be
emted, unless by Special Order.
Jar... I,IM. W LINTON, Secretary.
lENGLISH and BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP
CANAL.
JANUARY I, 11125.
At a EIEETINO Of the CO3ISIITTEE, held this day,
D.IVID POLLOCK, Esq. in the Chair;
It wee Resolved,
That as the Reports and Plans respecting this Concern are now
before the Public, the several Parties who have made application
far Shares be informed, that answers will be returned to those
applications on the 10th instant; and that further applications for
Sams may in the mean time be made to the Committee by letter
(post paid), at Mess. King and Lukin's, 5, Gray's Inn-square.

COUNTY FIREOFFIC.
01
REOEXT-STE
PIitEIDEIiT

and PROVIDENT LIF.

10 TarSTIES.
Lord Braybrookr.
Lord King, &c. &c. &c.
London, England, 1825-01-08

COAL MARKET, JAY. 7.
Ships Sold. Pets
19? -39 s Od to 49s esi
ins Ed to as 64
- - 3t4s Od to —4 O.:

One of the finest stone quarries in the kingdom has b.,1
opened at West Lulworth. The stone is considered stpc.
rior to that of Portland.

I.ll.lllll7Mile •
On the its instant. in Montagu-street, the lady of Freeef.,i
Lolly Flood, Esq. of a daughter.
At Chatham, on the 4th instant, the Lady of Liet;:cr.ant.t: •
Burgoyne, R.E. of a daughter.
On the 21st ult. the wife ■ labourer, named Andrew Knigt..
of AVoolmersdon, in the parish of North Pethertor., was del:r,7rl
of three female children, one of whom, with the mother, is SI7:C
dead, but the other two are likely to live.

MARRIED.
On the sth instant, at All Saints l'lterch. Southanvor..
John Sabine, ot• Bury St. Edmund's. to Adelaide Ishair, yt
daughter of the late {William Ishatn Eppes, Esq. of Salem, Mse.
sachusetta.
On the 11th instant, at West Ilam, Charles Frederick 80.
Esq. of Blackheath, to Frances, second daughter of Jots Gras
Esq. of the Grove, Stratford, Essex.
At St. George's Church, Bloomsbury, Mr. George Vatto
Jackson, of Little Qucen.street, Lincoln's-lan-fields. to Fran,"
Anne, only daughter of the late John Le Gay, Esq.
On the sth instant, at St. Margaret's, {Westminster, CarFl
Patrick Campbell. C B. of his 31ajcsty's ship Ganges, to Ns.
garet,,youngest daughter of the late Andrew Wauchape, ric. of
Niddrie Marlschall, in the county of Edinburgh.

DIED.•
Yesterday morning. at his mother's house, South Lambeth, )Ir.
S. V. row's. of Narrow Wall. aged
On the 30th ult. the Hon. Edward Bouveric, one of the Ccerrj•
sinners of the Navy.
On Tuesday, at Richmnr.d, Surrey, aged 73, Adam BeU, E'
late of his Majesty's Victualling Departmeo, Deptford.
On Wednesday, John Sivewright., Esq. of Tavistock-squsis•
At Rathmines, in his 38th year, Major Fawcett, of his 'Mk&
ty's late 39th Regiment.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGI
Jlorning U min. after 4. I Afternoon 46 sea.

Printed et THE BRITISH PRESS Oftee, by J. N. O.O*W,
btrctid, amt publialted by R. Caxxox. warrilic•

, -
London, England, 1825-01-08

• - POLICE.

d
Vdle-agutri,ed
QUEEN-SQUARE.
De(.habrsibnyzesistrerxiorn
,Ewasastr—ougHhent a
before W.'A. Arn.
his irwith stealing from the shop of Mr. Porter, bookseller to
jesty, in PalLmall, a copy of Boyk's Cowl Goadc foe the
present year.
A youth, the son of Mr. Porter, said, that about one o'clock the
prisoner came in, and asked when Mr. Hawke., the mercer, lived;
he told him opposite ; he then left the shop. Witness's bream
observed the prisoner take something oiF the counter, and told biro
of it; he instantly followed in pursuit, and brought him back,
when the prisoner took the book out en his pocket.
The prisoner, in his defence, pleaded poverty. He deacribtd
himself to have resided last at the Sussex House, High-street,
llerough, but admitted he had only slept there one night. He was
an assistant schoolmaster and writer. About three years ago In
was assistant in Mr. IWilkinson's academy, at Liverpool, and had
also been steward to a ship called the John, on a voyage to
America; since then lie has had no regular employment. Ha
real residence was at Foxstesd Park, at Lancaster.
Mr. WHITE said he was very sorry he bad not made a better
use of his learning, and fully committed the prisoner to Newgat:
for trial. . . . _ _

The pris7ner, on hearing the decision of the Magistrate, shop}
his head, and, with grief in his countenance, said, " lam sorry
too." He was then removed from the bar..

MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, JAN. 7.
Our supplies this week consist of 3,800 sacks of Flour, 3,500
Ocarters of wheat, 3,600 quartets of Batley and 3,070 quarter, of
ats. The Wheat trade was extremely dull today, but not cheaper
than on Monday : there was a good many samples from Suffollt ot,
show. We had but Little inquiry for Barley this morning, and fine
samples of malting must be noted Is. per quarter cheaper, and
other sorts more. There was s fair sale for Oats, and Monday's
currency wan fully supperaid. Beans wcre the turn dearer, but
Peas heavy sale, though ts'iß cheaper. In Linseed and Rapeseed
scarosly any thing doing: prices much the same-as on Monday.

UXBRIDGE.
Corn Inspector's Return, JAN. ti.
Wheat, per load . • lf.l Os to 221 (11
Barley, per quartet - . • II Ws to 21 r•
• Oats . . •- . 11 4s.to If k
Beans • - • . . 11 2,12 t to 21 1
-. ~ •

21 '3ll to 21:::$

tll Os to 11

NEWBURY. BERES, JAN. 6.
I
- . 1114 to 63s Oats . . 2.1 to 90,
. . —I to —a Beans • 40t to Sit
. -25 s to 49s Peas • 40s to Ws
Brtad, per trallon, is 7d to is ;id

DEVIZES.. Jaw'. 6.
Wheat and Beans at per sack; Barley and Oats per trailer.
Wheat . 2tts Od to 37s Od Oats .. w 321 I 4
Barley . 3ls Od to 49a id Beans . 21, to fols ld
London, England, 1825-01-08

GERMAN PAPERS.

TRIESTE, DEC. 20.
A ship has arrived here from Alexandria, after a passage of 23
days. It confirms the accounts already given respecting the events
near Candia, with the addition that Ibrahim PaCille, fleet was
overtaken after the action by a violent storm, which did it consider.
able injury.

- .
HANOVER, DEC. 18.
It is now resolved by the Committee, that the Colossal Monu-
ment in memory of the Battle of Waterlixi shall be erected in
the beautiful place on the avenue to Ilemihaueen. The pe-
destal is to be made of the cannon taken by the Hanoverian
troops in that battle, and to support a column about ;r0 feet high,
on the summit of which is a Victory, with a laurel wreath and •
palm branch.

Mr. Stratford Canning arrived at Vierina on the 2211 ult.
The remains of Lord Eardley were interred on Thurs-
day last in the family vault at Erich, in Kent. The fu-
neral was attended from his Lordship's mansion, Belvi-
dere, to the church, by five mourning coaches and six,
which were filled by his Lordship's family, nearest con-
nexions, and principal domestics ; anti alseby a numerous
train of the carriages of his Lordship's relatives and friends.

. r -•' - '

--
-AM

•••111..

BUCHAREST, DEC. 12.
According to private letters from Constantinople, of the 4th De-
cember, the Sultan is resolved on • fifth campaign against the
Greeks, and has in consequence addressed a new &mum to the
Viceroy of Egypt, in which he charges him to take upon himself
all the expenses that a naval war will require. As the Viceroy last
year declared himself ready to take these expenses on himself, on
condition that his new coin shall be declared legalcurrency through-
out the Ottoman Empire, it may be presumed, that the Pont, in
its present embarrassment, will brie recourse to this extreme rota-
sure. It is well known that the Egyptian coin is of • very low
standard.

.. Jib, .P.

y"is
London, England, 1825-01-08

SALES BY AUCTION.' • •
IVIR. WILLIAMS respectftilly announces to the No-
bility, Gentry, Connoisseurs, and the Public, that the
splendid SALE of VALUABLE EFFECTS at the Auction
Mart, on WEDNESDAY NEXT and Ten following Days, is ar-
ranged in the following order. viz.
First Day, IYEDNESDAY, January 12, the Wardrobe of rich
Foreign Damask Table and Bed-linen, Cellar of chalice Old Port,
Pale Sherry, Madeira, Vidonia, and sparkling Champagne, superb
Cut-glass, China, Chandeliers, &c.
Second—THURSDAY, the 13th—The Collection of Gallery and
Cabinet Paintings, of a superior class.
Third and Fourth—FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 14th and
13th—The splendid Library.
Fifth—TUESDAY, the 18th—Philosophical and Musical In.
laments, antique French Clocks, Billiard Table, &c.
Sixth—WEDNESDAY, the 12th--Plate, valuable Gold
Watches, Trinkets. magnificent Plate-glaists of large dimensions,
Indian and Nankin China. Gong, atc.
Seventh—THURSDA V. the 200—Pictures.
Eighth and Ninth—FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 21st and
rid—Booka, and Books of Prints, Drawings, de.
Tenth and last dav—TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY—VaIu-
abIe 3liseellaneous Effects, Curiosities, Chariot, lac.
To he viewed on Monday and Tuesday preceding and Morning
of Sale ; and Catalogues had, price 2s. 6d. of Mr. Thomas Wil-
liams, High street, Cheltenham; Mr. Stretch, Worcester; Mr.
Ridley, North-street, Brighton ; Auction Mart ; and of Mr. Wil-
liams, Tbrogmueten.stteet.
RAMAN:6 vALTYABVB.DOORS. • • " •
London, England, 1825-01-08

HULL SHIPPING LIST•

Hutt, Jag. 1.
?ORRICE ARRIVED.—From st. John's--Ederr
Hero, Moorsorn. From Petersburgh—Agnes, I.lactsay. From
Seville—Meredith, Brun&H.
FOREIGN Samara—For Rotterdam—St. Michel. Suthb‘on.
For Palos—Don. Backhouse ; Ilebe, Taylor. Fur atoborgh—
Good Design, French. For Rotterdsra--Jantina, M...garet, a,
Van Greven.

NEW ENGLAND COFFEE.HOUSE, JAN. 7.
(Copy.)--Liverpool (10 o'clook p.m.), Jan. 6.—Art twrA the New
York, Bennett, from New York. The Leetli is in the King*,
Dock basin, and full of water.

We regret to learn tat e has been a serious air ay
at Clogher between ill.? Catholics and the Orangemen.
Several particulars hare reached UP, which we shall not at
present detail. It is said that four individuals (Catholics,
as we understand), have been Paper.

V.

'
London, England, 1825-03-05

VERY superior POLISH for FINE WOODS, FUR-
NITURE, Sce.
Prepared by. and to be had only of, the Proprietors, Messrs.
G. MARSHALL and CO., Chemists, Brewer-street, (olden.
square, London, in bottles at 2s. Bd. and ss. each, with directions
for use.

Instrument makers, Cabinet-makers, Upholrerers, and Dealers,
supplied wholesale, on liberal terms.
This Polish never becomes cloudy, but will always retain a
bright, beautiful, and brilliant surface; and it is not injured by
hot water being spilled on it : on the contrary, it may he washed
occasionally. if necessary.
•„,* For Carved Work, Beading, Legs, &c., Polish to be used
with a brush may. be had at the same price, which may be applied
user wax, if required.
To be had as above,
The Oxygenated Soda Powders Lavender Vinegar
Superior scidlitz Powders Eau de Cologne
Cl•eltenhani Salts. in Crystals Arquebusade Water
Ditto. ditto, in Efflorescence Lavender 'Water
Finest Calcined Magnesia Ditto, Perfumed
Pectoral Cough Drops Ditto, Mine Fleur
Aromatic Vinegar Vegetable Extract
Camphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder, kc.
And every genuine Drug and edictne of the finest Adlity, for
home and for exportation.
Medicine Chests, of all prices, comphtely fitted for any cli-
mate.

N.B. All other advertised Preparations for making the Soda and
Seidlits Waters, under the above names, are spurious.
'.' Merchants, &c. supplied un liberal terms.
London, England, 1825-03-05

DI ED.

On the 14th ult. aged 73 yeas, the Honourable Lady Helen
Manning, third daughter of John, tenth Earl of Roscommon, and
sister of the late Right Hon. Patrick, Earl of Roannnmon.
On Sunday, the th ult. the Right Rey. John Connolly, D.D.
Roman Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of New York.
At Edinburgh, on the 20th ult. Mrs. Retina Home. relict of Mr.
Thomas Laing, and eldest daughter of the deceased lion. George
Home.

On Tuesday, the Ist instant, at Southampton, Mrs. Baird,
daughter of the late Thomas Dickson, Esq. of Burstow Park. in
the county of Surrey, and grand-daughter of the late Sir William
Baird, Bart. of Saughton flail, Mid-Lothian, a Captain in the
Royal Navy.
London, England, 1825-03-05

FOR COUQ HS.

PECTORAL ESSENCE of COLTSFOOT.—The
herb Co!tsfoot has long been distinguished for its excellent
properties in the cure of Coughs, and other Pulmonary Com-
platnts ; and this Essence has, in the course of a long practice,
been found the most safe and effectual remedy for Coughs, and all
Disorders of the Lungs. It gently opens the breast, and immedi-
ately gives liberty of breathing, without any danger of taking
cold, and thus it affords great relief in Asthmatic Complaints. It
allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing, cleanses the
small glands, relaxes the fibres, and thereby enlarges the cavities
of the vessels. Thus it will prevent Consumptions, if taken before
the lungs are ulcerated. It softens husky and dry Coughs, and
Ards rawness and soreness of the Chest.
This Pectoral Essence is prepared by James Ryan, Surgeon, in
Bristol; and sold in Bottles at Is. 6d. each, by F. Newbery and
Sons, 44, Sr. Paul's Church. yard; J. Sanger, ISO, Oxford-street;
Hawkins Old Bond-street; Stradling, Ravi Exahange ; and
Harris, Ludgate-street.
London, England, 1825-03-05

HAIIIII_ERSMITII,

A SUBSTANTIAL DETACHED DWELLING-HOUSE,
Billiard andplusic Roorns,Plesaure Ground (upwards of one acre),
Coaeh-house and Stable.

By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on MON.
DAY, the 14th inst. at Twelve o'clock,
In One Lot,
ANEW-BUILT DWELLING-HOUSE, with Billiard
and Music Rooms, Bath, Coach-house, Stabling, and Plea.
sure Ground laid out, the whole enclosed with a Brick \Call.
Also, a newly-erected House, with Garden to the south, situate
in the road leading from Hammersmith Church to the Lower Mall.
The Premises are most substantially built, and have every accom-
modation for a respectable family. The Rooms are finished in the
modern style, with statuary marble chimney-pieces; handsome
Entrance Hall, door fitted with stained glass ; Portico, flight of
steps descending to the Garden ; the Baiteinent Stories have ample
accommodation ; a Billiard Room ; a Music ditto ; a room titted
up as a Cold Bath ; Pleasure Ground, with a carriage-sweep ; a
Coach-house for two carriages: three-stall Stable, and Laundry ;
the whole enclosed with a Wick wall.

One Let on Lease to Chamberlayne, Esq. for the whole
term, at lON. per annum ; and both Houses are held for a t•sui of
Sixty Years, at a rent of 1001. per annum.
May be viewed till the Sale; when Particulars may be had on
the Premises ; of Mr. Gomme. Ilammeramith, who will show thz
Premises ; of Mr. W. P. Wiedua, Solicitor, Law Chambers, Chan-
cery-lane; at Garraway's; and of Mews. Dawson and Cafe, Great
Marlboisugh-atreet.

HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON MIDGE.
Moraine 34mb. after 2. I Afternoon 67 min. after 2.

Printed at TUN BRITISH PRESS Office. by J.W.Cawrow,
181, Strand, and piblished by R. Ca.xxox, sassepiew.
London, England, 1825-03-05

E.IST INDIA HOUSE, March 2, 1826.
T MIE Coart of Directors of the United Company of Mer-
chants of England trading to the East Indies do Xereby Rite
Nacre,
That the COMMITTEE of BUYING and WAREHOUSES
be ready, on or at any time before I.VEowESUSY, the 16th
Much, 1225, to receive Proposals, in Writing, sealed up, from
'oda Prisons as may be willing to supply the Company with
MILITARY CLOTHING.

And that the Conditinte of the said Contract may be seen, on
Application to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the
Propoodi must be left, before Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon of
the sad If; h March, after which hour the Committee will not
rece:vt any Tender. JOSEPII DART. Secretary.

EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 3, 1025.
THE Conn of Directors of the United Company of
Merchants of England trading to the East Indies do hereby
h'utice,
That a GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be
tell at their House in LeadenhalLstrect. on FRIDAY, the 18th
.tstant, from eleven o'clock in the forenoon, until aix in the even.
B. ot the desire of the undermentioned Pruprietora, viz.:—
Ss Fp.

John Doyle James Paterson
Douglas Kinnaird Randle Jackson
Thomson Ilankey John Fullerton
Alexander Nowell Alexander Johnson
John Miller
rO Banat nn the following Question, viz.:—
" That this Court having taken into its consideration the papers
p;:nted in pursuance of its order of the 3d March last. relating to
the pecuniary transactions of the house of Messrs. William Palmer
and Co., at Hydrabad, with the Government of his Highness the
Num, is of opinion, that there is nn ground for imputing corrupt
motives to the late Governor-General of India, the Most Noble the
NaNnis of Hastings, K.G., nr to any Member of the Bengal Go•
vernment ; at tite same time this Court feels called upon to record
la approval of the political despatches to the Bengal Government,
,nder date the 24th 31ny. 1824.1, 28th November, 1821, 11th April,
1623, and 21st January, 18z4."
JOSEPH DART, Secretary.

LONDON DOCKS.
To ROAD-MAKERS and PA VIOURS.
PRE DIRECTORS of the LONDON DOCK CONI-
PAM* do hereby give notice, that they will be ready to
receive Tenders (sealed u at the LONDON DOCK HOUSE,
Prince's-street, Rank, on p
TUESDAY, the 15th of March instant,
'Ekren o'Clock, from such Persona as may be willing to contract
t!r3IAKIN4J, LIGHTING, and KEEPING in REPAIR.. •
. PIMA R ROAD, from Charles-street to Harrow-alley, in
4 Pariah of St. George in the East, Middlesex.
i'lan and Specification of the work to be performed, and also
••t.culars and Conditions of the Contract, may be seen at the
-4 Dock House.
Lvov, Tender must be accompanied by a better, signed by two
-himable persons engaging to become bound with the person
• 4f4lering in the sum of 5001. for the due performance of the Con-
) trattS. COCK, Secretary.
Landon Dock House, March 1, 1825.
Na—so wends,. will be received after Eleven o'Clock on that
I),T. nor unit iir *a Party making the Tender, or some person on
L" behalf, dna attend to answer when called for.