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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-02-23

CELLAR OF CHOICE WINES, THE PROPERTY OF
THE LATE JOHN BURKE, ESQ.
By Messrs. DAWSON and CAFE,
By ender of the Executor, at their Spsc:ous Rooms, Great Marl.
borough.street, on FRIDAY next, at 12 o'clock,
ACELLAR of CHOICE WINES, consisting of sixty-
seven dozen very fine Old Madeira. four dozen Conntantia;
twenty-five dozen Port, of the vintage of 1802 and 1812, eighteen
dozen Claret, two dozen Hock, three dozen Hermitage, and four-
teen dozen Dalmatia. The genuine property of the late J. Burke,
Esq. now in his cellars, No. 16, York-plate, frcm whence the same
will be delivered.
On the same day will be Sold, eight dozen Port, six dozen
Chablis, twenty.eight dozen Claret, two hogsheads Cote Retie, and
thirty dozen Cape, the property of a Gentleman.
May be tasted at the time of Sale, and samples had, three days
previous. Catalogues of Messrs. Ward and Akleney, lieu ford-
square ; And of lgessrs. Dawson and Gat, Great Marlborough-
street.
London, England, 1825-02-23

On the 28th will be published,
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
No. ReVII. tbr February, 1825.
CONTENTS.

I. Lord Byron.—ll. I. Night —IV. To
V. 8011 MRS. No. I. Vanity. No. 2. The World. No. 3. De-
struction.' No. 4. Human Life.--VI. Thoughts upon Thorough-
farm—VlE Letters from the Vicarage. -No. 3.--VIII. The
Shepherd's Calendar. Clan b. The Lasses.-IX. American
IVriters, No. 5.—X. The Political Economist. Ease, 2. Past 2.
—XI. New Series of Sayings and Doings.—Xll. mks prepar-
ing for Publication.—Xll I. Moodily List of New Publications.—_
trintments, Promotions, dte..—XV. Births, Marriages,
and D

ALSO, NO. XCVIII. FOR MARCH, Ites.
co TTTTT S.
I. The Romp Catholic Church of Ireland.—ll. The Subaltern.
Chaps. 1,2, 3, and 4.-111. Horst Germanium. No. 20. Schiller's
Wilhelm Tell--IV. O'Doberry au yriah songs.--V. Works of the
first Importance. No. 1. Last Days of Napoleon, by Dr. Anton).
marchi—Vl. Retsch's Outlines to Friddin---Vll. Narrative of
the Death of Blanche of Bourbon, wife to Pedro the Cruel, King
of Castile. VIII. Letters from the Continent. No. 2.--IX. 111 i-
nuets.--X. The Diving Bell.—Xl. The Illiberal. No. I.—X 11.
Chapters on Churchyards. Chap. I. Beek and Dunlop on
Medical Jurisprudence.—XlV. Gentlemanly Expostulation. or a
Hard Hit at the Secretary.—XV. The Gipsy of Debretsin.--XVI.
Works of the first Importance, Na. 2. The Spirit of the Age.—
XVII. Noma Ambrosianar. No. 19.
Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; nod T. Cadell,
Strand, Loudon.
London, England, 1825-02-23

SHIPPING IN'TELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Frw. 21.
ENTERED INWARDS, FEW 2L—Aurora, Swsßn, liens Se
vine; Superb, Smith, from St. BlichaaVa ; Ruby, Corneby, from,
Lisbon ; Harriett, Taylor. from St. Mk:beers; Margaret, Fishley,
from Lisbon; Escape, Avery, Jun. from Faro; Mazy, Baker,
from Rotterdam; New Union, Broake, from Antwerp;
mina, Regcnburg, from Alton& ; Vrouw Annegina, Potjer, from.
Antwerp; Ranh, Hammond, from Bilboa ; Robert Edwards,
Sherburne. from Charleston ; Rover, Cook, from Rio Janeiro ;
Sir Wm. Curtis, Whittingham, from Calais; Hobbs, Buchanan,:
from Standgate Creek ; Speedwell, Holdernau, from do. ; Palmer,
Taylor, from Teneriffe and Lanrarotte; Ocean, Cant, from do. ;
Zeemenw, Plug, from Antwerp ; Lively, Finch, from Harlingen ;
Union, Galloway, front do.; Seevogel. Zepher, from Rostock
Meduse, Lubbing, from Brussels; Iris, Sweetland. from Lisboa ;
Rotterdam, Laming, from Rotterdam ; Retrieve, Robinson, from
Cadiz t Zephyr, Stiraffin, front Cork ; Swallow Parket, Denholm,
from Dublin ; Ann, Rosier, from k'oaghall.
ENTERED OUTW•RDS, FEB. 21.—Kitty, Cole, for Peters-
burgh ; Lord Melville, Carlin, for Trinidad ; Fox, Fox, jun. for
Ostend; Wnt. Stoddart, for Quebec and Montreal;
Argo, Lucian, for Honduras; Sarah, Ely, fur St. 31ary's„ Africa ;
Bebe, HanninAton, for Limerick; Ardent, Boyd, for Belfut.
CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT AAAAA ENlX—Letioa,
Bromley, for Hamburgh Colombia, Thomas, for Teneriffe,Moot: Video, and Panama; Troia Amis, Schut, for Antwerp
Vittoria, Tate, for Trinidad ; William and Alfred, lUaaon, for
Dominica; Lively, Baxter, for Bourdeaux.
CLEARING OUTWARDS, FEB. 21.—Hippomenes, Roes, for
St. Übe's and Cape de Verd ; Bradock, Harmon, for New Orleans :
Elizabeth and Cornelia, Parlevleit, for Rotterdam; Clarkatone,
Fullarmn, for Jamaica; Fox, Fox. jun. for Ostend; Hereford-
shire, Hope, for India and China; Cora, Grand, for Jersey.
CLEARED OUTW•IDS TO IRELAND.--Fortitude, Faweknor, ,
for Dublin.
London, England, 1825-02-23

This day, 3 vols. aro. with Engravings, Second Edition of
A OMAN AL of CH EAIISTRY ; containing the Prin-
cipal Facts of Sic Science; arranged in the order in which
they are discussed and illustrated in the Lectures at the Royal
institution of Great Britain.
By WILLIAM THOMAS BRANDE. F.L.S.
Secretary to the Royal Society, Ike. *c.
Printed for John Murray, Albanarle-etreet.
London, England, 1825-02-23

Octavo, 10s. ed.
" WHO WROTE EIKCN BAZIAIKH ?" Consi-
dered and Answered, in Two Letters to his Grace
the Archbishop of Canterbury.
By CHRISTOPHER WORDSWORTH, D.D.,
Mast of Trinity College, Cambridge, and Rector of Bunted-
witb-Urktield, Sussex.
Printed for Murray, Albemarle-street.
London, England, 1825-08-15

EAS7' INDIA SHIPPING.

The Enterprize steam-vessel, bound to Calcutta, passed Dart.l
mouth on Thursday, at ten a.m., and was expected to arrive at
Falmouth the same evening. She was performing eight and a half
miles per hour against a fresh breeze at north-west. She would
sail from Falmouth on Friday, and has on board sixteen pas.
sengers.
The Victory, Farquharson, front London to Madras and Bengal,
was on the 111th ult. in lat. 311. long. 13. She spoke on the 10th
the Rapid Steamer, Thatcher, towing two entail vessels bound to
the Barbary coast.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM HOUSE, AUGUST 12.

SNIPS MITI:APO INwartps.—The Fame Anwyl, from Oporto;
Rachel, Chadwick, from Ilaniburgh ; George Hibbert, Drdale,
from Antigua; Samuel and Sarah, Campbell, from Lima;
Nancy, Bailey, from Archangel ; Schofield. Evans, from Rio Ja-
neiro ; Helens. Coley, from Cephalonia ; Desire, Valembrouck,
from Calais; Good Intent, Fox, from Ilamburgh ; Dorothy Cook,
Mather, from Petersburg!'; Elisa, Nsgret, from Calais; Atalanta,
Byrne; Violet, Charrostn; and Friends. Power, from Harlingen;
Helen, llunt, from St. John's, New Brunswick; Earl Talbot,
Everard, front Madeira; Holdemess, Brown, and Nelly, Pullen,
ger, front Petersburgh ; Sally, Allen, tram Dublin ; Eliza, Beigh-
front Wexford; Olive Branch. Angel, from • ‘Vaterford ; Martha,
Snow, from New York ; Lark, Paul, from Liston ; Better Luck
Still, Bowie, and Erato. Blair. from Petcrsburgh ; James Dunlop,
Hart, from Shediac, New Brunswick; Anne, Pentreath, from
Villanova and Benirarlo; Favourite, Burmester, from Archangel.
ENTERED OUTNARDS.—The Win. Manning, Smith, for St.
Kitts; 'tenons, Regeset, for Stettin ; Ktng of the Netherlands,
Slater. for Rotterdam ; Brothers, Ilenderson, for Gibraltar;
Re-
gent Packet, Collings. far Valencia; Eliaa, Negret, for Ilavre and
Rouen ; Times, Clarke, for Waterford ; Jane and Ellen, Parry,
for Dublin ; Resource, Tonlin, for Calcutta.

CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVESEND.—The
Earl Bathurst, Pound, for Rotterdam ; Hebei Trist, for Lisbon.
CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Eliza, Dixon, for 111adras and
Calcutta ; King of the Netherlands, Slater. for Rotterdam ; Levant,
Mart. for Nevis and St. Kitts; Anna, Fink, for Bilboa ; Colum-
bia, Taylor, for Quebec; Mary, Taylor, for Dantzie ; Harmony,
Mearns, for Cadiz; Mary. Wardle, for Miramichi ; Lorton, Snow.
don. for St. Domingo; Busiris, Gardner, for St. John's, New
Brui.swick ; Jess, Brown, for MAlaga ; Sprightly, Newton, for
Villavicloas.
London, England, 1825-08-15

IItOSI LLOYD'S LIST.

FALMOUTH, A uo. ll.—Arrired off the port the Skylark,
hum liaitpoli. Sailed the Zephr packet, for Jamaica.
DARTMOUTH, Auo. Il.—Arrived off here the Enterprise
ste.at vessel for India. all %el!. She has embarked passengers, and
proceeded on for Falmouth, to receive on board the remainder, and
her despatches. _ _

PORTSMOUTH, A vo. 12.—Arrived the Toward Castle, Jet.'
fery. from the Downs, for New South Wales ; and Duchess of',
York transport, from ditto, for Cowes. Sailed the Ash, House,
for the South Seas ; and Pilchard, —, for Malaga.
DIAL, A vo. 12.—Passed through the river the Friends, Clark,
for St. Andrew's, New Brunswick.
Guar LUND, Au*. 12.—Arrived the Vilna, Payt, from Rio
de Janiero ; Tyne, Addison, from Quebec ; Palambsm, Nash,
frotn do.; Zenophon, Barker, from do.; Brunswick, Page, from
nuncio ; Good Intent, Fox, from Hamburg's; Young Dixon,
Henderson, from Petersburgh ; Heroics, Hawes, from do. ; Her-
cules, Larsen, from Almelo'; Funchal, M'Pherson, from Ma-
deira; Atalanta, Byrne, from Harlingen. Sailed the Alexander
Adam, Peter, for Lima ; Dickens, Proctor, for Gibraltar; Rolla,
Allen, for New South Wales ; Jane, Wilson, for Riga; Gower,
Tart, for Malaga; Jane, Riddle, for Quebec; Oporto, Covey,
for Figueira ; Sir George Osborn, Thomson, for New South
NVales ; New Harriet, Swale, for Smyrna; Stokesby, Corner, for
Miramichi ; Sappho, —, for Petersburgh ; Aimwell, Houtton,
for Ilamburgh.
NORTH SIIIILDII, A vo. 11.—Ifesterday the Plough, Thomp.
son, of Perth, in coming down the river, ran foul of the Frau Ca-
tharine Maria, Kroks, and carried away her mizen mast.

'William
Tayler, Tailor anti Breeches-maker, 72, iVim.
pole-street, Cavendish-square, most respectfully returns his sincere
thanks to the Nobility and Gentry, for the very great patronage he
has received during the late season, and begs to assure them that
his business will sontinue to be conducted on the same principle,
that is, of making the very beat articles for a much smaller profit
than is generally charged:— -

t..d.
The eery best extra Saxony
superfine Coats, of any
mimes, except blue and
black 3 3 0 usually charged 4 10 0
Double-milled kerseymers
or cloth Truswrs - 1 II usually charged 2 0 0
Waistcoats - - 0 13 0 usually charged 1 4 0

s. d

8 9 6 usual charge - 8 2 0

William Taylees charge for the nm•

•5 9 6

Saved in only one snit - - 2 12 61
Extra Saxony blue and black Coats, 31. Ifis. ; Trousers, IL 166. ;
milled superfine Great Coats, with bark and front skirts lined
with silk, V. 4..; shooting jackets, and every other article of
Gentlemen's Dress. Ladies' Habits, Children's I)resses, &c. &c.
'of the very first quality, on equally moderate terms. A suit of Li.
very complete, 41.4 x, ; a Stable or NWorking Dress, 11. Ss. None
but the very best materials used, therefore only one price charged
at this Douse.-72, is or.c door from Queen Anue-strect.
London, England, 1825-08-15

MARRIED.

.....
On Wednesday last, at Portsmouth. the Rev. Wm. Wesson
Deacon, A.M. of Madeira, to Ann, daughter of Wm. Reeks, lit
Agent Victualler at that port.
On the 11th inst. the Rev. Stephen Langston, minister cf 51.
George's church, Sheffield, anti late Yellow of Wadham Carat
Ozford, to Maria, daughter of the late Stephen Canley, Ertl "
Camberwell.
On Wednesday se'nnight, at Brighton, the Rev. Wm. Sherbet
Carey, M.A. tVtcar of Ashburton, Devon, to Eliza Cowling, so'
eond daughter of the late Richard Schneider, Esq. of Putney.
On the 11th inst. at I.a.icaster, Richard Godson, Esq. Barrio°.
at. Law, of Weburn.plsce, Russell-square, to Mary, only dolt:tft
of the late James Hargreaves, Esq. of Springfield Hall. lornrad:dr.

DIED.
On Thursday last, Petty. youngest daughter of the late Frarto
Market; Esq. of Meopharn (7ourt Lodge, in the county of Kew.
On the 10th inst. at Great litanmore, iltildlearx, du 77th 7M`of her age. sincerely lamented. Catherine, widow of the late 1001'
Andrews, Esq. surgeon. of the abuse Place.
On the 11th inst. at Mann, House, nesr Reading, Belk!, !stall.
the wife of Robert Hopkins. Esq.
On the 10th inst. at Lincoln, flereklali brown, Esq.
On the 7th inst. at his house, Argyll-street, Henry Iletl4'
Esq. aged 33 years.
On the 12th inst. in the 27th year of Ida age, Robert Igo. f';'"4.
son of rite late Relit. Lee, Esq. of Walthamstow, Eines-
In Tasistock.place, on the 121 h inst. in the 43d year el :As or,
lir. Durkin Fenn, late of the Legacy Duty-ofllce.
On the 12th (east. at Mitcham, Elisabeth Judith, wife°, "4..1
Furber, It N., and daughter of John Da:, Esq. of Slay-wee:
Lincoln'. inn.

111011 WATER AT LONDON DREDGE THII4 DAY.
Morning 4.1 rain Art IL I Evening 16 sin. On 3-

Printed at THE BRITISH PRESS Class, by J. W. 0117 oi
131, Strand, &LEI published byß.C•int Oil IP. Pl6e.'
London, England, 1825-02-24

HOUSE OF COMMONS TIIIS DAY.

NOTICE OF MOTIONS.
Mr. ‘rotlehouse—Select Committee on removal of die Norfolk
Summer A stt!zes from Thetford to Norwich.
Mr. T. Cototenay—Select Committee on the Laws respecting
Friendly Sueieties.
Mr. ume—gelert Committee on the Export of Ifacl:inery.
Mr. !fume—Return of the Number of British Subjee!s who have
been banished from British India without trial, since 11:13.
Mr. Martin (of Galwayy—Bill to prevent Bear-baiting, and other
cruel practices.
ORDERS OF THE DAY.
Huntingdon Borough Election—Ballot fur a Committee.
Supply—Report.

PRICES OF BRITISH
Rank stock 2394 4 40
Ditto Acct.
3 per Cent. Red. 941 I
3 per Cent. Con.. 94 93j
Ditto Acct. 94 931
34 per Cent.
3) per Cent. Red. 1013
New 4 per Cent. 100

iTOCKg YESTEIID.A Y.
India Stock
Ditto Acct. 288

Ditto Bomb, 97 98 pm
Long. Ann. 23}
Ex. Billu.2d. 1.000/.

Ditto, I id. 1,000/. 63 CO pm
Ditto, Stia 61 GO pin
Ditto, Small G 3 GU pin

Eli 51,13rt00.
London, England, 1825-02-24

LA If INTFLI IGENCE.

COURT OF CHANCERY, WiDxssoAr, Fin. 23.
DOW LASS IRON-WORK COAPANY.
WATKINS P.

lir. SUGDEN raid, he had looked at the minutes delivered to
them by the other aide, of what they thought the order of the
Court should be, but they seemed to be most material in many
parts, -and required more consideration than his (lir. Sugden's)
Bide had yet been able to give to them, therefore they had to ask
for a week to consider them.

Mr. HART hoped the Court would not give the gentlemen on the
other side en hour longer ; he did not mean for one moment to say
it would be the case but most undoubtedly, in the course of a
week, the works might be matt irretript able damaged, and, there-
fore, the Learned Counsel considered the Court ought not to grant
the time asked.

His LORDSIIIP thought it was the duty of the Court to take
care that the property, in the este in which it was when the case
was brought here, should be re-delivered to the plaintiff. the sale
having been rescinded. At the same time, it was highly necessary
to take great care that justice should be done to those who had been
confirmed the purchasers of the works and property: the order,
therefore, at present, which he conceived right to make, was, that
the order, whereby Mr. Bayley was confirmed as the purchaser,
should be set aside—that re-possession should be given—old, upon
the re-delivery, that the sum of 72.160/. (he amount of the pus.
chase) should be repaid to Mr. Bayley, and that this order should
not be delivered out till next Tuesday. the parties undertaking that
no alteration of the works, &c. should in the mean time be made.
On Tuesday his Lordship would hear the parties upon the manner
in which the accounts will be taken, how compensation shall be
made, whether the property shall be delivered to Messrs Maule,
Kaye, and Llewellyn, or to 31 mars 31aule and Kaye only ; and
how the parties shall proceed to a new sale, &c.

IN TB/ MATTER OP ARCANGCLO. A BANKRUPT.
MT. MONTAGU prayed for judgment in this matter, upon the
validity of the cotntriisaion, leaving the question of costs foe further
consideration.

tlr. Roasts applied for the opinion of the Court on all the ques-
tions involved in the matter.

His boanssuP considered that in many eases it might be nee.
airy to give judgment on part of the eases, where judgment on the
°tiltr parts might not press so much ; on the present occasion he
would order the commission to be superseded, and decide the
question of costs on Itlorday.
London, England, 1825-02-24

GOSS'S WORKS.

" Huminem pagina nostra 'spit."
" Our page relates to roan."-111.aar IAL.
Just published, price bs. in boards, Sixteenth Edition,
1. THE JEWS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commentary
on the Diseases incident to Human Frailty. in which the
Cusses, Symptoms, and baneful Effects of Early Indiscretion, &c.
are fidly developed. Part 11. embraces Practical Obserratitms on
Sexual Debility, its Cause, its Consequences, and is Cure ; with
some interesting Observations on Vegetable and Animal Life. .In
Part 111. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding Subjects,
explaining them in a familiar manner.
I;ly BOSS and CO.. onsulting Surgeons, London.
" Natura beaus
" Omnibus ens dedit, si quis eognoverit teII."—CLAUDIAL
" Since Heaven to all the fund of bliss supplies,
" Its frugal application marks the wise.'

2. HYGEIANA ; a Non-Medical Analysis of some C.omplaints
incidental to females, in which are offered some important admo-
nitions on the peculiar debilities attending their circumstances,
sympathies, and formation. The subject of Sterility is especially
dwelt upon. Interesting and important cases illustrate the subject.
" Quo fugit Venus ? lieu! quove color deceits ?"
Hot. Lib. 4, Osl. 12.

" Whither flies hove ? Ali ! where the charming bloom ?"
The above may be had of Sherwood, Jones, and Co. 24, Pater-
noster-row ;C. Cliapple, 60, Pall.mall ;S. W. Fores, el, Picca-
dilly ; Callow and %I Ilion, IG, Princes-street, corner of (;errand.
street, f.,0h0; Highley and Son, 174, Fleet-street; Onwhyn, 4,
Catherine-street, Strand, London ; Matchett and Stevenson, 'ake
and Kinnebrook, Norwich; R. Deck, Ipswicb ; Dutton, Bury
. St. Edmund's • Sheppard, Curn-street, Bristol ; Barrett and
Duffield, Bath; Hatt, Cambridge; Todd, Brigpete, Leeds;
Wrightson, Birmingham; 'ewman, Exeter; IV‘lstenholme,
Fork ; (lore, Liverpool; Ilarrop, Manchester; Jones, 117,
Trongete, Glasgow. Stewart, 61, South Bridge-street, Edinbutgh;
Curfrae and SOPS, 3. Drummond-street. Edtablirgh ; Porter, 72,
uraftun.street, Dublin; and by all Booksellers.—(Price fn.)
Messrs. GOSS and CO. are to be consulted, as usual, every
day, at their house ; and Patients in the country are requested
to describe minutely the sass, enclosing a remittance for advise
and medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the world.
GOSS and CO., M.R. C. Surgeons, No. 11, Bouverie-striet,
Fleet-street, London.
London, England, 1825-02-24

SALES BY AUCTION.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Eight-Day Clock, China and (Hass, Lit en, Library of BooLi,
Paintings, Prints, &c.
By W NST A N LEY and SONS,
On the Premises, No. 22, Illecklerburgh-aquare, on WEDNES-
DAY NEXT and Two following Days, at 11,
THE NEAT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and
EFFECTS of a Gentleman giving up Housekeeping ;
comprising a drawing-room suit in chins cotton ; two chimney-
glasses, 4R-31i and 4.2.55: foor-post and tent bedsteads, feather
Ws and bedding, wardrobe, chests of drawers ; dining, card, sofa,
and leo tables ; pet:eats! sideboard, bookcase.., a act of 12 mahogany
chairs, sofas, parlour wtodow curtains, carpets, kitchen requisites,
&c.
To be viewed the day preceding and - of
Catalogues may be had ou the - W'
Sons, Paternoster-row.

COSTLY ELM:UNCLES,
' Silk and Damask Hangings, Noble Wanes, Chandeliers, Clocks.
Bronzes, Porcelain Carnage, Sculptures, Suits of Armour,'
&c. atc.
VT' R. DENEW respectfully notifies, that the SALE of
IV.I the Valuable Assemblage of Costly Elegancies, advertised
to take place on This Day, and following days, at the Auction
Room, Charles-street, Berkeley-aguare, is deterred till TUESDAY
NEXT, and following days. at 12 o'clock.
The days for viewing will be Tomorrow, Saturday and Monday
next, when Catalogue may be had at the °See in Charles-street,
Berkeley-wpsaaa.

Wiest -
Oats -
Barley -
aye -
London, England, 1825-02-24

VALUABLE INVESTMENT in the CITY of LONDON,
and REDEEMED LAND-TAX.
By Mr. WM. STEVENS,
At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, March 16, at Twohy,
in Two Lots,

... - -- ----.
Lot 1. A VERY valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
nearly equal to Fieehold, comprising a spacious
Warehouse of three Moors, four Coach-houses, a Dwelling house,
Stables, and Premises, the whole erected in a most substantial
manner, situate in Atop .lane, Cripple gate, within one door of
Fore-street. On Lease to Mr. Thomas Bache, currier, for an un-
expired term of five years, from Christmas, 11121, at a low rent
of . - - - I; 270
-
-
The Premises are field en Lease for the residue of a Term
of 994 Yaws, from Michaelmas. 1824, subject to a
Oround-rent of - - - . 70

Leaving a net Annual Income of - - £ 200
-
Lot 2. REDEEMED LAND-TAX of 124. 10s. per annum,
secured upon Lot I.
May be viewed with Tickets only, which, with Particulate, may
be had at the place of Sale; of Messrs. Swain, Stevens, MaPles,
Pause, and Hunt, Solicitors, Froderck's-place; and of Mr. Wm.
Stevens, 36, Old Jewry.
London, England, 1825-02-24

FOIL PASSENGERS.
A Chartered Ship, to sail in all February, and will be punctually
despatched, either with cargo, or in ballast. Direct
FOR WMBAY, the fine fast Teak-built Ship, RE-
COVERY, burthen 500 tong, HENRY C. CHAPMAN,
Commander, lying in the City Canal. This ship has elegant
Accommodations for Passengers, and wilt carry a regular Surgeon.
For freight or passage, apply to the Commander, at the Jerusa-
lem Coffee-house; 31cssrs. Fraser, Living, and Co. 12, St. Helen's
Plate; John Chapman sod Co. 2, LeaJe 'nhall.street ; sod
JOHN 8. RRINLEY,
No. 14, Birekin-lane,

rtOR INDIA, the Steam Vessel ENTERPRISE,
100 Tons, Lieut. I. H. JOHNSTON, R.N. Commander.
The above superior Vessel is fitted for Passengers only, and will
carry a Surgeon. Her machinery is of the beat description. She
will be calculated for either sailing or steaming, and will start for
Calcutta positively in all 31arch, to touch at the Cape and Madras.
The calculations hold out every prospect of her arrival in Calcutta
within. two months.
Applications for Passage to he made to Mr. R. J. Saunders,
4gent, Old South Sea House, Broad-street; to the usdemnen-
stoned Mottoes of East India Agency—
' • Mama. Damn, Fartiuhar' Crawford, anti en.
• Cockerell, 'I rail, and Co.
Fletcher, Alexander, and Co.
Palmers, Mectiliop, and Co.
Commander, at the Jerusalem ems k'

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First Member of Council of St. Well.

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London, England, 1825-02-24

Three Hundred valuable Paintings, a Cabinet of rare Sliniatures,
Coins, and Medals, a quantity of magnificent China, of the Old
Royal Sevre .Dresden, and Oriental China, a few Bronze.,
Cabinets, Casing in Ivory and Wood, and valuable old ,
Tapestry, originally the property of the Great Duke of Marl-
borough.
By Mr. SSIAELBONE,
At Ms &OWN bri, Pall-mall, opposite Marlborough House,
THIS and THREE following DAYS, at 12 for 1 each day,
by virtue of Judgment Bond,
AMONG the PICTURES will be found some choice
Cabinet Specimens of the most admired Masters in the
Italian, Flemish' Dutch, and English Schools. selected with con-
siderable taste and judgment by a distinguished amateur ; IGS very
beautiful miniatures, many of the first class ; 20 very fine antique
gems, a few fine coins and medals, a curious small manuscript in
elegant covers, several choice specimens of the Old Royal Sevre and
Dresden china, a pair of magnificent oriental jars, splendidly orna-
mented with or-molu ; an exceedingly elegant library table of the
time of Louis XIV., cabinets, bronzes, earrings in wood and ivory,
and 10 piece, of very rich old tapestry, originally the property of
the Great Duke of Marlborough ; the whole worthy of the attention
of the connoisseur and the dealer.
May be viewed anti Catakiguri had at the Rooms, and at
Mr.Smallbone's office, No. 47, High-street, Bloomsbury.
London, England, 1825-11-30

eERTYPICATES—Dtc. 20.

‘Villiam Morgan, Linnetly. Breconatnre, botcher—Richard
Lovell, Parish of St. Peter, Bedford. cordwainer—Wm. Hackett,
Illanchester.rimber-merchant—lsaac Howell, Cheltenham, plumber
—George Buddy, Mark-lane, hop,' erchant—George Lowe, Pop.
ham.terrsee—William Hall, Outter.lane, warehouseman—John
Quicke, Pettus, musical instrument-seller.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

Samuel °raffle! and Underwood Price, jun. High-street,
Borough, umbrella.manufacturers--John Smith and John
Simpson, Cushion-court, Old Broad-street, stock-brokaso—Benja-
min Myatt, Jon. Myost, and Wen. Altars, Lane-end, StraKontshire,
lingerers, so far as regards Wm. Myatt—lS'm. Rutty and Dsi,iel
Henry Wood, Dean-street, St. Anne. coach-builders—Ann Dino.
and Mary Ann Dunn, Charles-street, Grosvenor-square, milliners—
Thomas Harley and Philip Sakerson, lane-end, Staffordshire, ma-
nufacturers of earthatware--Robert Jones and Thomas Owens,
Wrexham, Denbighshire, drapers—Charles Dean and Joseph Dean,
Finch-lane, Caroltill. tailors—Joseph Sealby and John Fearon,
Mary. Port, Cumberlandshire, drapers—Thos. Roylanat and Wm.
Stokes, Newpte-market, salesmen—Bernard Hodgson, Thames-
Ditton, Surrey, and Orlando Hodgson, Maiden-lane, Wood-street,
Cheapsidc, lancy.stationers—Thomsa Horneastle, senior, and
Thomas llorncastle, jun. Church-row, Aldgate. merchants—R. G.
Tucker and Joseph Stanton, fin ad-street-hill, oil-nsachants--
William Stallard and Stephen Coombe., Shepton-Mallet, Somer-
utshire, common-brewers--Wm. Drewry Hall, Lima, Robert
Brads and Thomas Moore, Liverpool. merchants—Robert Kirk,
J. Entwilla Scholes, and Richard &holes, Manchester, cotton.
eludes.
London, England, 1825-11-30

This day is published. in 2 Vols. Byo. with Maps, and a View of
Sidney, a New Edition, price 245. boards, of

--, -
A STATISTICAL ACCOUNT of the BRITISH
ill SETTLEMENTS in AUSTRALASIA; including the
Colonies of New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land. With an
enumeration of the edvantages which they offer to Emigrants, as
well with reference to each other as to the United States of America
and the Canada.'; and directions and advice to Emigrants. To
which are subjoined. Three Letters, addressed to the Right Hon.
Robert Prel, U.P. Secretary of State for the Ilome Department,
on these Colonies as Penal Settlements, and suggesting plans for
the Emigration of Persons of small fortune, and of the redundant
population of Great Britain and Ireland. With an Appendix,
containing the Acts of Parliament, Charters, and other Documents
relating to the Settlements.
By W. C. WENT WORTH, Esq.
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numerous historical facts and anecdotes, hitherto urpuhlished,
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.ICES FOR CASH ONLY.

['MINSTER WINE AND
io. 16, Strand, opposite St. Mar..

Per Dozen_
Claret, ',Otte and Mar-
_ gat!

721. to Ns.

Siarkling Cham-

pagn!

72i. - 843.:

Do. and Creaming of

the first quality - --s. 901.:
St. Pertly, dry and spark. 72.5..
Chablis - . ffis,,
Hermitage, Red and White kev.
Moselle, Sauterne, &c,. flOs,‘
Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds.

'tun, It,*.; Brandy. per gall.;
d gratia.—Bottles at coat price.

No. 1. STRAND,
NEXT DOOR TO NORTHUMBERLAND HOUSE.

SWIFT and CO.resieetitiilylidoiWillePublic that
their New Office, No. 1, Strand, is opened in couaequance of
the improvements now going on in that part of the Town, which
will require them to quit their old Office, N 0.12, Charing Cross,
in a very short time.
Tickets and Shares for the FOUR Grand Prizes of 30,0001. and
other Capitals, all to be drawn in One Day, December 6. ore on.
Sole at No. I, Strand, and at SWIFT and Co.'s. Old Offices,
No. 11, Poultry. and 31, Aldgate High-street ; also, for the pre-
sent, at 12, Charing-cross, as usual.
Capitals to en immense amount have been Sold by SWIFT and
CO. particularly No. 1,002, a Prize of 20.000/. drawn the idtls
of last Month ; also, 7,034, a Prize of 20,00 W. besides Twelve
other Capitals, within a few Months.

NEXT TUESDAY, FOUR OF 30.000 L!
AND LOTTERIES EXPIRE AT THE END OF THESZ

DRAWINGS.
HAZARD and CO. solicit a continuance of public fa—
vour, on the ground of their unvaried success in yelling
Capitals, and particularly in the sale of Thirty Thousand Pound
Prizes with which the presenuscheme abounds, for besides loathing
the approved points of late Lotteries. it contains
Four Grand Prizes of
__ _

X 30,080 - X 30,000
.00,000 J:30,000
Resides other Prizes. exceeding in amount Two Hundred ae4
Fifty Thousand Pounds Sterling Money- to be decided all to Ono
Day, NEXT TUESDAY, Gth December.
A great variety of Numbers are on Sale at Hazard and Co.'s Old
Established Offices, Royal Exchange Gate; 28, Cornbill ; and
324, Oxford-street, end- of Regent-street, I.ot doa: where oar
sold in one Lot..ery AU the Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds;
and in the DrAwing 31st of August hilt, Two Prizes of !.1.0001.;
in the very last Drawing, 18th October, Two Prizes of 20,0004
besides other Capitals, were all Sold by Hazard and Co.
London, England, 1825-11-30

NANNING'S EXCHEQUER AND REVENUE LAW. r
This day is published, in royal Reo. price 14s.
THE PRACTICE of.the COURT of EXCHEQUER.
Part I.—Containing the Law and Practice of Extents. Sera
Facies, and Revenue Informations, in the Office of the King's
Retnembraacer. Tho Second Edition. corrected and enlarged.
By JAMES MANNING, Esq.
Of Lincoln's-inn, Barrister at Law.
London, Printed for Hairy Butterworth, Law Bookseller sad
Publisher, 7, Fleet-street, near Temple-bar.
.•-• fr-CAl4ll6lCiii
JOHN CAM BOISHOUSE, AND 111. MATHEWS. ,
EUROPEAN MAGAZINE (New Series), for Decent-,
lJ bee, 1891.
Cow'rzwars--1. Avis-2. Monks and Monkeriesr or, a complete
Exposure of the Banish Church-3. A Running Commentary on'
the Punkt of 1603-4. Dinner, a matter of vital importanee—h.
Cruelty to Animals, with the Opinions of C. J. Pox and Wake-
field on the subject--6. Satirical Poem, by Lord Byron-7. The'
' late Dr. Sketches of American Character, with Strie-1
tures on Mathews's Trip to America, by an American-9: The
Disadvantages of being Short-10. Bullism and Dandyism ; or, a
Scene at the Pahl* Royale-11. Characters for Charity's Sake;
John Cam Hobhouse„ Esq. M.P. No. 111-12. Song from the'
Italian-13. Original betters of Hume and Rousseau-14. Distinc-
tion between Irish Jontlemen and Irish Gentlemen-Ib. Exposure
of the present State of Criticism-10. Modest Youths of 1825-17.
'The Month. consisting of Criticnl Remarks on all Occurrences of
moment-18. The Theatres ; Drury-lane, Covent-garden, Hay-
market, Adelphi. &c.; Remarks on The Wedding Present; Mute
Lawrence; The %Yager • M. 31mturier ; Jocko; Love's Victory;
The Scape. Goat, &e. &c. Also a copious Summary of Events.
Foreign and Domestic; with a variety of Information, Political
and Literary.
In No. V. will be given the Character of Henry Brougham,
Esq. 31. P.
London : Published by J. Miller, New Bridge-rtreet.
London, England, 1825-11-30

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, Nov. 28.

Wind %V. Rain.
Arrived the Leeds. Stoddart, from New York, 'ailed Bth Nov. ;
Julius Cw'ar, French, from Virginia; Lune, Brown, and Cale-
donian. %Monte, from Miramichi ; Cossack, —, from ditto;
his, Bannerman. from Leghorn; Douro, Bell, from Oporto and
Hnylake; Dauiel dEllaster, Sl`Master, from St. Andrew's and
Milford ; Sovereign, Nastield, from Alexandria and Milford; Re-
solution. Timothy, front Lonaon.
The Newcastle and 11:rwick packet, Dathie, from Dundee for
Liverpool, was driven on shore in the mouth of the Ribble on the
NM inst. Cargo all disaharged wiihout much damage.
The lady Adams, Staple, from Liverpool, arrived at Baltimore
31st October. .

•
The Decatur, Casdrop, from Liverpool, arrived at Charieston
24th Octoter.

.....
The South Boston, Campbell. and Ajax, Moul, from Liverpool,
strived at New York 7th November.
The Arabian, Atkins, from Liverpool, arrived at Savannah
24th October.

The Blakely, Badger from Liverpool, has arrived at Portland.
The Niagara, Ceara), from Liverpool, arrived at Charleston
27Lh October.

The Seneca, Lanelly, from Liverpool, arrived at New York
7th November.

The Hercules, Marshall, from Liverpool, arrived at New York
2d November.
•

The Java. Rich, from Liverpool, has arrived at Boston. •
The New York, Bennett, from Liverpool, arrived at New York,
Nnv. 6.

The Onhah, Snow, and Glide, Price, from Liverpool, have ar.
rival at Down.

The Higginson, Bankt, and Everson, Neverson, from Liverpool,
have arrived at :11adeira.

.. ..
The Christian, Gilles, from Liverpool for Sligo, was driven on
'bore 18th inst. our Port Ellen (Islay), but was expected to be
got off without damage.
The Alexander, Newland., from Liverpool for Jamaica, was
spoken off Cape Clear 12th inst.
The Heler, Upham, from Liverpool for St. Michael's, was
spoken on the 13th instant, in lat. 00, 40, lon. 11, 30.
The Seaton Castle, from Bahia, arrived at Pernambuco, and
sailed for 3laranham.
London, England, 1825-11-30

N. 30, STRAND.

rtlllo RIIIO. KING OF THE SANDWICK
ISLANDS, AND THE FANTOCCINI.
When King Rhin Rhio, at Osborne's Hotel.
First took up his lodging, and ranging about
The house one day solos, he raised a high rout,
Astounding the servants ; but no one could tell,
Nor King, nor domestic, the came of the pother,
For neither of the language could talk of the other.
Yet King Rhio Rhio knew French—'twere absurd
Perhaps to assert that his Majesty spoke it,
His parka coritin'd was to only one word.
Which now recolleeting late silence he broke it,
By shouting " Diable !" and led in terrorem.
The room to where Satan had steps in before him.
What mighty events from small causes arise.
The room so possesed was examin'd with care,
But nothing ermarkable yet wu found there.
Excite which might either alarm or surprise,
Unless t'were a pair of bright. Boots, when the strain
" Diable!" his Majesty sent forth again,
On viewing, rot one sable Imp as before,
But, flitting the Jet in, some half doses more !
The cause wu explain'd—and one subsequent day
To give of amusement the King a display,
The tignres so tiny
Of Gray's Fantoceini
Had 'Audience, hat cot by approval were met
" Ali this," said the Saudwieuesn march, " the Jet
Exhibits, and mote; for tut lustore ernbracc
With truest refleetioa, in -&411: graces :
Bo high decoration and pleatture not lacking.
My subjects shall henceforth use Warren's Jet
This ea., 'Wising and brilliant Blacking, prepared by litllr3BßT
WARREN_, 30, Strand, London; and sold in every town in .be
kingdom. Liquid, in boning, &I. 10d. 12d. andllla. each. Also
Paste Blacking, in pots, 6d. 12d. and Hid, each. A Shilling Pot
of Paste is equal to fete Is. bottles of Liquid.
London, England, 1825-11-30

By BONING TON NOUBRAY, Esq.

"Mr. Moubray's little book on the breeding, rearing, and fat.
truing of all kinds of domestic poultry and pigs, is unquestionably
the mow: practical work on the subject in our language. The Au-
thor's aim seems to have been to avoid scientific detail, and to con-
vey his information in plain and intelligible terms. The con-
venience of asmall poultry-yard—two or three pigs, with a breed-
ing sow—a jug of gnod ale—and a cow for cream, milk,butter, and
cheese—in an English country house, appears indispensable ; and
to point out how these may be obtained at a reasonable expense,
seems to have been Mr. Mottbray's object. By adopting the plan
of his work, any family mac furnish their table with these luxuries
at one-third of the price they are obliged'to pay at the markets ;
sod the farmer and breeder may render it the source of considerable
profit."—Farmer's Journal.
••• The Chapter on Brewing may be bad separately, to com-
plete the former Editions, price
Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1825-11-30

This day is published, in Bvo, twice 12s. in boards.
TILE THEORY and PRACTICE of GUAGING.
fully illustrated by numerous Rules and Examples, and
rendered prrtieularly effective by a Detail of the legislative Re-
gulations, an Account of the different Processes of Manufacture
subject to the Excise laws, and the official Directions of the
Boards of Customs and Excise ; with a Treatise on Cask-gouging
in all departments as now practised in the Port of London. Ori-
ginally written
By PETER JONAS, late Supervisor of Excise.
A new Edition, very considerably improved, and brought down
to the present improved Practice.
By WILLIAM TATE.
Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1825-11-30

This day h published,
LTINTS to the PUBLIC and the LEGISLATURE,
1. on the NATURE and EFFECTS of EVANGELICAL
PREACHING. _ _

By a BARRISTER.
" Let me take this opportunity of commending, as I ought to do
most sincerely and most ardently, a work, to which the well-wishers
to genuine Christianity and our Ecclesiastical Establishment are
indebted. The writer's statement of facts, hie arguments from rea-
son and scripture, and his animated descriptions of charatters, de
honour to the elegance of his taste, the rigour of his understanding,
and the soundness of his moral and religious principles. They will
preserve, I trust, many well-rneantng and attentive readers from
the wineries which might be practised upon their credulity and
their piety."—(Dr. Parr's Character of Charles James Fox, vol. 2,
p. 817.)
Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pateraoater-rew s and
Hunter, St. Paul's Church-yard.
London, England, 1825-11-30

MURRAY ON POULTRY, Bce.

This day is published, fifth Edition, enlarged by s Treatise OR
Brewing, adapted to the use of Private Families, price 7s. in
board a,
APRACTICAL TREATISE on BREEDING,
REARING, and FATTENING all kinds of DOMESTIC
POULTRY, PHEASANTS, PIGEONS, and RABBITS •,
including also an interesting Account of the Egyptian Method of
Hatching Eggs by Artificial Hest, with some nmdcrn Experiments
thereon ; also on Breeding, Feeding, and Managing Swine, Mach
Cows, and ......
London, England, 1825-04-26

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, IllosnAY, Arm 25.

The Judges of this Court were all specially summoned to attend
the House of Peers this day, upon the appeal case arising out of
the will of the late Mr. Thellusson.
At ten o'clock Mr. Justice B entered the Court, for the
purpose of healing common motions, when
Mr. E. LawEs moved fur a writ of Habeas Corpus, to bring up
the body of a person whose name did not transpire, but who nad
been committed under the Smuggling Acts of the 21th and 45th
Geo. 111. The ground upon which the Learned Counsel moved
for the writ was, that the commitment was not legally shred—that
is, that although the commitment specified that the Magistrates
committing were Magistrates, still it did not specify that they were
Magistrates acting in and for a particular jurisdiction ; and this
the Learned Counsel contended was necessary to make a valid com-
mitment. _ _ _ . .

...... .._....
JuattLe BAY Lim Frantcd a rule to show cause.
At a quarter before eleven o'clock, Mr. Justice Bayley haring
gohe through the bar, the Court rose.
No Kings Counsel attended the Court today.

SECONDARIES' OITICE, APRS!. 25.

A Jury was summoned to assess damages in a case in which an
attorney was plaintitiand his client was defendant. The plaintiff
sought to recover 441., the amount of his bill of costs. Amongst
the items was one for an abstract of a decd, considered by the
plaintiff as necessary to hand in to Counsel with the instructions.
The attorney for the del, n.lant avid, that the expenses had been
most unnecessarily increased by copying so large au abstract.
Counsel might as well have been handed the deed itself.
The SECONDARY said, that he had, in the course of his expe-
rience, often observed what serious evils resulted from the practice
of not supplying Counsel with necessary information ; and it
certainly was but reasonable to suppose that when an Attorney
was instructed to prepare a case for Counsel, he was to do every
thing that was necessary In the case. It was very seldom that'
Counsel could, or indeed would, look at a bundle of lees; or it it
was their practice, the expenses would become much more heavy
to clients than they now were obliged to pay for the taking of ab-
stracts, and the supply of other necessary information.
The Jury, without hesitation, returned a verdict for the whole
amount of the bill of costs.

Immediately after the case was over, the Jury were called upon
to assess damages, under circumstances somewhat similar. The
plaintiff was a Proctor, and his bill amounted to nearly 1001. Ile
called, for the purpose of proving the fairness of the charge, a
gentleman of the same profession.
The witness, upon looking at the bill, said that if he were sending
in a bill to a client for the same services, be should certainly con-
sider himself bound to charge 181. less than the plaintiff had
charged.
The SECONDARY. in addressing the Jury, said, that the plain-
tiff's own witness having stated that there were an overcharge in the
bill, they must deduct the IC!.
The Jury then assessed the damages at 18!. less than was de-
mended.
London, England, 1825-04-26

TO PREVENT IMPOSITION.

AROWLAND and SON, Sole Proprietors of the
• Original and Genuine MACASSAR OIL, respectfully
beg to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public at large, that
in order to prevent the many frauds that are daily practised by fia.
grant impostors offerirg base imitations of their invaluable Oile
they have, at a very considerable expense, produced a new envelop,
for the small Bottles ; the former, which contained straw-coloured
paper, is now white, within engraving from a steel plate of singu-
lar construction, and txtreme difficulty of execetlon. The words,
" Rowland's disclaimer Oil," in black letters, on a pattern of lace,
forms the principle of the label, under which is the signature an
red, " A. Rowland and Son, No. 20, Hatton-garden," in this
wrapper, in which is inclosed the genuine Bottle of All aeassar Oil,
with a Treatise on the Hair and on the Virtues of the Oil (a new
Edition). The wrapper is sealed at each end with the name and
address of the Proprietors, who again request a strict observance of
the above, without which none can be genuine. The larger Bottles
have the yellow paper as before, with the new label.
This Oil is original and genuine, which for many years has been
universally admired for its salubrious and nutritious virtues ; corn-
posed of vegetable ingredients of energetic powers ; also patronised
and sanctioned by his Majesty and the Royal Family, their Impe-
rial Majesties the Emperor and Empress of Russia, the Emperors
of Persia and Chins. This Oil is also acknowledged by the most
eminent Physicians, as the best and cheapest article for nourishing
the Hair, preventing the (lair being injured by illness, change of
climate, study, travelling, accouchement, &c. ; produces whiskers,
eyebrows, &c. The Proprietors warrant its innocence, and to int-
prove the Hair from infancy to the latest period of life.
Sold at the sole Proprietors', A. Rowland and Son, No. 20,
Hatton-garden, and, bf their appointment, at the following respect.
able houses, who have just received a valuable supply t—By Ate.
Smyth, Perfumer to the Royal Family,. 117, New Bond.strect ;
31r. R. liendrie, ;
Perfumer to his Majesty, Tichbourne.street ;
Sanger, 150, Oxford-street Gattie and Pierce, 67, D. Riggs, 35,
Delcroix, 158, Browster, Holmes, and Thevenot, New Bond_
street ; Bayley and Blew. Cockspur-street Berry and Co., 18,
Greek-street ; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; Low, 330, and Pmut, 128,
Strand; Burgess, 163, Holborn-hill; Woodman, Piccadilly ;
Atkinson, Gerrard-street ; Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Edwards,
67, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Rowney, 106, Hatton-garden ; Refl.
ley and Wood, Queen-street ; Barclay and Sone, 96, Fleet-market ;
J. and T. Rigge, 65, Chespside ; Stradling, Exchange.gate ;
Nix, fronting the Royal Exchange ; Taite, 41. and Johnstone, 68,
Gornhill ; Colley, 28, Bishopagate-street ; Ford, Fenchurch-street;
Mattress 86, and Jor.es, 39, Fleet-street ; Marquis, Coleman.
street ; Mattress,
29, Ward, 324, and Sutton, 129, Holborn ; Overton,
117, Borough.
Observe, none are genuine without the signature in red, "A.
Rowland and Son."
London, England, 1825-04-26

COLOMBIA.

In the Colombian Papers received yesterday, by an ar-
rival from Jamaica, we have no later intelligence than we
had already in our posacasion. Bolivar, it appears, had
sent to the Congress for leave to resign his authority,
which they had unanimously refused. The whole discus-
sion consisted of testimonies of affection and gratitude to
the Liberator. The victory of Ayacucho was celebrated
at Bogota by three days rejoicing. The following are
extracts:—

(From the Devitt Constititeionai of Jan. 29.1
LOSS OF THE ARMY OF COLON/HA, ON THE SD AND 9TH OF