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A.. 6 ASSURANCE SOCIETY.—In pur15.1..4
.1..4 once of the Deed of Settlement, • GENERAL lIIEET.
Iva of the PROPRIETORS of this Society •ill be held for
Gemmel Purposes, at the Office of the Society. No. Ilk Lincoln's
Inu-rields, on SATURDAY, the 6th day of November neat, at
Eleven foe Twelve o'clock at noon precisely.
JAMES ANDERTON, Secretary.
The benetita of Ibis Society ars open to persona In every station
r flute, and the Assured are entitled to four-fifths of the profits.
Prospectuses may be had at the office of the Society, or at the
offices of most of the Attorneys in England and Wain, through
wimp Mausolea May be affected.

v 1 HE DIRECTORS of the COLOMBIAN MIN-
I. ING ASSOCIATION hereby give NOTICE that on
310NHAT, the Slat day of October instant, at Ito'eloek pre-
cisely, they will be ready to receive TENDERS foe the H 11114 of
a VEISEL of about 250 Tons Register, to convoy Goods and Pas-
sengers from Falmoath to Santa Martha, Savanilla, and Cartagena,
is Colombia.
Forms Or Tender and Conditions of Charter-Party may, in the
mean time, be had et the Otliceof the Association, 47, Leaden.
hail4treet.
No Tender will be noticed, unless the party, or an agent for him,
attends. THOMAS TOY, Secretary.
Ortolier 19, 1925.

ENGLISH MINING ASSOCIATION.
• DIRECTORS.
Sit TIIO3IAS TURTON, Bart. Chairman.
J. Christian Blanckenhageu, John Henry Freese, Esq. -
Eq. Josh Hunt, Esq.
Dungan Campbell, Esq. James Harding, Esq.
Jari.Alez. be K ierner, Esq. Lieut.. Colonel John Uttertna.
Toe Directors hare much satisfaction in communicating to, the
Propriesors the following particulars of the attain of the. Com.
piny :--
• . The Mines already purchased by the Company are, the great St.
• gene and Cleggar Copper Mines, and the WhealCoit anu Wheal
Kia• Tin Mines. situate m the parishes of SL Agnes and
Isbulos, in the county of Cornwall.
The purchase of these mines wu rot completed till after a regu-
lar and minute surrey had been made by Captains 'Vivian arid Ri-
chards, sik4tapd experisioced atioera,and after much=c-
met was conchiSed on far- more advantageous terms
Wee originally contemplated.
The mints have been working on account of the Company ranee
the Ist of January last, and the gr at tit. George Mine alone has
returned, sinew that ^triad, up to the 31st of August, 2681 tons of
copper ore, and still continues to make large returns, progressively
improving in quality.
The Cleggar Mine adjoins the great St. George, and mar be
considered as consolidated with it, forming together& most raluithla
and /stature set.

Preparatory work only his hitherto been carried on in Wheal
Cott and Wheal Kine Mines, but it is confidently expected that
when the water has been drained off from the old workings (and
which is now in progress), large quantities of tin ore will be raised
from these mines whhout the necessity of having recourse to steam
engines.
A. deputation of the Directors has lately visited the mines, and
their report is highly satisfactory, both as regards the present work-
ings arid fume prospects.
The Directors, in conclusion, inform the Proprietors that they
have ream to hope they will he able, at the expiration of the
year. c.. make a Dividend fully equal to the expectations held out
lr. the original Prospectus. Fir order of the Court, ,
J. ill tUItDILLON, Secretory..
English Mining Associating Office, Auatin.friars,
Mtober 13, 11i25.

11Y HI 31AJESTY'S ROYAL LETTEaB PATENT,
GRANTED TO 8. HAWKINS.
NEW-INVENTED, SELF-ACTING PORTABLE
WATER-CLOSETS.
The Nobility, Gentry, and the Public are respectfully informed,
that a Patent has been obtained for an Improved Portable
WATER-CIOsET, which, front the simplicity of ifs construe-
hoe, portabalue, durability', convenience, and neatness, will be
found the most perfect and useful article ever submitted to their
notice. The principle of this invention is, a self-acting, air-tight
valves which, with a copious supply of water prevents any on-
Pleasant exhalation. It Is, therefore, particularly deserving the at-
tention of private families, hotels, and tavern proprietors. It will
also be round an essential requisite for sick chambers, ships, hos-
pitals, and public esiabli.hments generally. 31ercbants, Captains,
and Supacargos willfi nrl them well-adapted for a foreign market. The
Public are cautioned sesin‘t spurious imitations of these Portable
Warier-Closets, and to i,b-imive, that none are upon the improted
=rvnciple, but suet as have the address " 167, Fleet-siren,

Nai.-New•lnvinted and Itr.prrived Hardened-Plate Portable
CORN-MILLS, whirh will enable every family to grind their
own flour, malt, rice, lite. and will be found an invaluable requisite
to Me comfort and convenience of persons emigrating to foreign.
settlements. Price G. ie.
Mills made at soft iron, G. Is. ; but cannot be warranted.
Also, the Unerring. Newly-Invented, Portable, Hydraulic
WEIGHING-MACHINE, requiring no weights, decidedly
superior to the Dial It'cighirtg-Maehlne. acting upon springs, at a
Ito tipense, and cannot be put out of artier.
Manufactory, 111, Fleet-street, London.

C-
AB !NET-MAK ERS' SOCIETY'.—CHEAP
CABINET and UPHOLSTERY, at the LONDON
REPOSITORY he the CABINET.6IAKEFtW SOCIETY,
being the only real ens now existing in London, No. 71, corner of
1.E.1 DINH ALL-BTR EET. opposite A Ideate Pump, and which
has been established upwards of Six Years. For Ready Money
oral no Abatement.
The Trustees and Committee respecabily inform the Nobility
rird Gentry, that they still conduct the above Establishment for
• Book of industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large
!..melbmi, by offering their 31anufactured Articles in the Cabinet
,:ttif. the b.st workmanship, end cheaper than be any House in
soother profit being required than to satisfy the warehouse
remand Incidental expenses; being satlslied with commit employ-
ment to enable them to support their families, the number of whom
;Itione by the Rooks of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 118
/ram the great patronage the Committee have ',tared, they are
in hopes of increa.ing that number.
The following is a Specimen of the Low Prices asked ; nil Goods
warranted : a. d.
Five feet Mahony Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0
Tent dine . . . 1 6 0
Bordered 3latresa to lit . . 1 1 0
Mahogany lousier, with solid Mill 3 6
Eight !Mahogany Chains . 6 10 0
Mahogany Pembroke Table . . 2 0 0
Feather Bed, free from dust and smell,
from ,C 2 to 8 8 0
Drawing-room Sofa, from £3 12
6 to 7 7 0
Ditto lkditead - 3 8 0
Mahogany llorse.Halr Sofa - . 610 0 upwards
A Quantity of Paper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing
Booms, at nearly Halt Price. The Trade will find it worth their
attention.

Houses Furnished at a few days' fustier. and ,Ipartnients in a
few ►nun.—Goals packed free of expense except the matting.
Oki itanlture taken to Ex. hange ; Appearsatuttats in Town and
Cassatly ; api Estates valued.

COIRNITTTE.
T. Corder IJ. W ilson IJ. CoeurT. Hasler J. U nett W. Wakihora.
11111131NELI.. Agent. .1 1 ASLER Secretary.

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J. Cooke
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W. C. Cruttenden . 1 0 0
Dr. Davies - - • 1 0 0
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Lieutenarit.Cul. Daubeny - 2d do. 10 0 0
his Elisabeth Frank - . , 50 0 0
W. A. Orleba, Esq. - - 5 5 0
Req. J. H. Mallory - 10 0 0
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Itev4. S. Bunting - 5 0 0
James Tillard, Esq. - 100 0 0
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at Tones&

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Rev. R. Barton
Rev. W. Manby
Rev. 0. Manby
Rev. W. Kitson
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Rev. T. Kitson
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Rev. Chancellor Martin
• Lady Charlotte Martin
Rev. R. Holdaworth
Mrs. Charter
J. Gould, Esq.
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A. Wadsworth, Esq.
Roe. C. Barton
A Lady of Broad Hempaton
Rev. J. Pitmen
Lieutenant-Colonel Seale
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Rm. C. lloldsworth
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Captain Branford
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A. Wise, Esq.
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Ivry, 11, Duke-street, Westminster, un account if the Treasurer,
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twenty.,
arable, and fine thriving wood land, principal part compact, adjoin-
ing the lands of the late Baron Itich.rds, J. liennedy„Esq. Sir
Robert Vaughan, and others. A considerable part bounded by the
river Alan iVonion, and another stream, which is stored with fish.
The situation is beautiful, and embraces prospects of the most
striking and romantic scenery, emeugst which Crider Idris forms
prominent feature. There are very eligible sites admirably adapted
for building.
The neighbourhood is respectable, the roods are good, and the
pantry abounds with grouse and other game.
To be viewed by applying to Mr. Rowland Owen, Dmielielly, of
phom partieulars may be had • also st the Lion Inn, ly ; the
Lion Inn, Shrewsbury; Chester; lien and Chic ens. Bir.
'gingham; Star and Hop Pole Inns, and of Mr. Bentley, Wor.
"ester; of Messrs. Y. and J. P. Sturge, surveyora, and sit the
Bush, Bristol; White Lion, Bath ; at fiarraway's; and of Mr.
ilesildus, No. 170, Regent-street,• where a plan of the estate may be

• DEVOSH
BETWEEN TAVIBTOCK, N
PLIDIOUTH, AND DEVON-
PORT.

VALUABLE FRBEHOLD ESTATR,
Excellent Residence, with 011Nort, Gardens, Plantations. Pleasure
Grounds, Farms, capital rich Grazing Ground and Lands. partly
' irrigated, and containing nearly Five Hundred Acres, with valu-
able Common Rights.
By Mr. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick House Regerit.strewt,)
At Garraway's Coilm-house, Change-allay, Cornitilt, London, on
THURSDAY, November 17, at 112.
THE POUND ESTATE, the Property and Residence
of Admiral Sir H. SAWYER, K C. 13.; comprising a rery
desirable, elegant, and substantial Mansion, planned for the accom-
modation of a family of the first respectability. seated on a lawn,
and embracing delightful views of the surrounding country, richly
varied by hill, wood, and water.
The House contains, on the ground-floor, entrance balls, excel-
lent dining parlour,, study, and drawing-room, handsomely fitted
--id water.

every 1. reqL_____ _
Detached, good daiq, scullery, bakehouse, ; two bed-rooma
over wash-house, brew-house and laundry over, beer cellars, &c.
convenient stall and box stables for eleven horses, harness-mom,
coach-bonse for three carriages, open stable, paved yard, &e, • the
whole plentifully supplied with excellent water: capital kitchen.
garden, walled and cross-walled, planted with fine choice fruit trace,
spacious grapery, green-house, &c. in the most complete order.
The Mansion is surrounded by beautiful plantations, shrubberies,
and pleasure grounds, through which there are extensive dry gra-
yelled and other walks, rustic alcoves, seats. &c. Sundry enclo.
sures of rich meadow and grazing lands, which, with part of the
lawn, is irrigated from a swing rising close to the house, the water
of & peculiarly soft and fertilizing nature, and, for use, possessing
all the properties of the Bristol Waters. At an agreeable distant*
is a farm-house and requisite agricultural buildings. The while
about two hundred and ten acres, laid out in a pleasing park-like
style, studded with line forest and other trees.
Also, Stoke Hill, Comerew, and Alstow Farms, with good fann-
houses and buildings, and about two hundred and sixty acres of
rich meadow, grazing, and stable land, let to most respectable
tenants.

This estate is most desirable for the residence of a family of con-
sequence, and as an investment. The whole in in complete order;
the rates and taxes very moderate : a most beautiful country, plea-
sant neighbourhood, near good markets, and excellent roads in all
directions ; situated about four miles horn Tavistoek, and ten from
Plymouth and Devonport.
May be viewed by applying on the premises, where particulars
may be had; of Mears. Foot and Son, Solicitors, Devonport
Mr. Whidoo, Hotel, Plymouth; Bedford Arms, Tavistock ;
Mr. Clench, New London Inn, Exeter: White Hart, Salisbury;
Bush, Bristol; York House Hotel, Bath; Hen and Chickens,
Birmingham ; Messrs Byneley and Getty; Solicitors, Field-court,
Gray's Inn; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, N 0.170, Regent.
street, where a plan of the estate may be seen.

BOOKS AND PRINTS OF O. 11. KENT, ESQ.
By Mr. LEWIS,
At the Bank Coffee-house, Cornhill, on MONDAY NEXT, and
three following days, at 11, including
EUROPEAN SCENERY, S •ols. ; Encyclopedia
Britlinnica Lavatees Physiognomy; Ackermann's Oxford
and Public Schools ; Chalmers's Poets, 21 vols. ; Ritsoo's Pieces ;
Scott's Novels and Poetical Works; Upeott's English Topo.
graphy ; Chaucer, by Tyrwhitt ; Walpole's Anecdotes of Painters;
London M 412 vols.; Annual Register ; Biographical Die-
- 'Vilitie's Rent.day

dlagath.
tionary ; Rooks on Angling: Also, Wilkie's Het.. • and other
Prints; Batty's Views on the Rhine, pmnrs and etchings, in .Me.
wee° and calf bindings, Erg Smith. [Jarring. &e.
To be viewed, and Catalogues, peittls. had at the place of sale;
and of Mr. Lewis, 8, Prdderoess-row, Ooirwell-street.

FREEHOLDS, CURTAIN-ROAD, SHOREDITCH.
By Mr. A. SCOTT,
At Cutaway's, on THURSDAY NEXT. the 27th inst. in Six
LA*,
valuable and extensive FREEHOLD PRO_ THE ve7
PER Y, situate in the Curtain-road, comprising three
capital Dwelling-houses, with yards and gardens, being Nos. 120,
121, and 122; also the dye Mouse, drying-houses. store-rooms.
counting-house, stabling sheds, and other outbuildings, and two
plots of grounti for building upon.
To be viewed by leave of the tenants, and printed
_particulars,
with a plan of the estate, may be bad on application to J. Mayhew,
Esq. solicitor. Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane; Mr. Stewart, sur-
veyor, 98, Pall-null; at narraway's ; sod of Mr. A. Scott,
auctionser,Cambridgastreet, Golden-square.

BUTLER'S QUININE LOZENGES, for relieving
Ail Heartburn, Flatulence, Indigestioo;Naueee, Loss of Appe-
tita,Waterbrash, &c., and giving Tone to the Stomach.
Of :all the recent discoveries in Vegetable Chemistry, none, per-
haps, bas been received by the Faculty with more satisfaction than
that produced by the French Chemists from Peruvian Park.
The Sulphate of Quinine is ftair.d to possess all the tonic and
febrifuge properties of the Peruvian Bark, ins concentrttgd state,
deprived of the extractive and resinous matter. One grain contains
all the essential properties of rather more than one drachin of the
Bark in its natural state: It is thus evident that in debilitated
stomachs, arising from whatever cause, no Medicine can be more
desirable.

In the formals form which these Lozenges are prepared, the Sul.
phase of Quinine forms the chief ingredient ; but, that the effects
may be more adapted to the ()bort fer which they are intended, it
is combined in such proportions with mild Absorbents, Anti-acids,
and agreeable Ammatics, as to render them applicable to every
stomach labouring under loss of tone.
Sold in Boxes at 2s. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapaide.
corner of St. Paul's ; and 54, Sackville-street, Dublin; also by
Savory and Co. 136. New Mild-street, and 220, Regent-street.
Of whom may he hid,
BUTLER'S ACIDULATED LOZENGES of CAYENNE,
for habitual Sore Throats, Relaxation of the [limb& Hoarseness,
Ac., also a refreshing stimulus in Fatigue, Field Sports, itc. in
Boxes at 2s.

dilly ; and at the Bull and Mouth New Coach-office, corner of
Portman-egret, T2O, Oxford-street.
EDWARD SHERMAN, E. W. PETERS and C 0...

Proprietors.
Take Notice—That the Proprietors of the Public Carriages who
transact their business at these Offices will not be answerable for
any Package. which, with its contents, shall exceed Fire Pounds
if, value, if lost or damaged, unless the value be specified, and an
Insurance puid over and above the common carnage, when defi-
ne ed here, or to any of their Offices or Agents of the different parts
of the Kingdom.

I)ORTUGAL HOTEL AND FOREIGN WINE
L ROOMS, Fleet-street, opposite Bouverie-street.
The Proprietor presents his grateful acknowledgments to the
Public for the distinguished patronage with which the above New
Establishment has been honoured, and herespectfully assures those
Gentlemen who have not yet visited these attractive ROOM,. that
although nothing will be omitted by the Conductor that can minis.
ter to their gratification, the charges will be on a scale of extreme
moderation.

The WINES are of the choicest vintages, and will be supplied
eisher in the bottle or from the wood, full wine measure ; and
Champagne, Claret, and the various French Wines, may be ob-
tained in pint bottles.
In the CIOAR ROOM will be dispensed Wines, Liqueurs,
Mocha Cone, and Sangaree; the latter, which is the favourite be-
verage of this East and West Indies, is recommended as peculiarly
grateful with the Havannsh Cigar.
The LUNCHEON, DINNER, and SUPPER ROOM, will
be amply supplied with Sandwiches, Cold bleats, Shell Fish, and
every diversity of appropriate Provisions; also Fruit, Jellies, Soda
11Tater,_&c. &c.

The Inmatesof the HOTEL DEPARTMENT may be assured
of reposing on excellent beds, and especial attention will be di.
rectod to the combination of respectability, economy, and for the
supply of every comfort.
The Proprietor begs also to apprise the Public, that Foreign
'Wines of every description, "whether in bottle or in wood, will be
sent from their Cellars, at low charges (for cash), to any address
he may be favoured with. •He wishes to.add also, thitt he hes
some very choice White Port, per bottle Ss: 6d. ; per Eine, Ss. ;
and some good ordinary Claret at Ss. per bottle, and 2s. lid. per

,IVE,

FURSDAY, OCT. O.

"••••••••••'"
Wind N., blowing fresh.—High water 36 rn. p. 6. t.m.
Letter from Holyhead, Oct. !B:—" Wind, from W. to %N.W.
blowing hard—wet dark weather."
Oct. 19—Wind West, moderate, wet dark weather. The whole
of last night and this morning it blew a hard gale from N.W. by W.
The James Cropper. Marshall, from Liverpool for New k ork,
was spoken the 4th inst. in lat. 48, 56, long. 36.
The Charlotte, Whitney, cleared at New York for Liverpool,
17th Sept.
The Juneatta, Canem, cleared at Wilmington for Liverpool,
14th Sept.
The Caroline, Bouch, cleared at New York for Liverpool, 23d
September.
The Jane, Taylor, from Liverpool has arrived at Alvarado.
The Amazon, —, from Bahia, has arrived at Hamburgh.
The Thomas, Bulley, from Liverpool, has arrived at Newfound-
land.
The Elizabeth, Owens, for Drogheda, (sailed last night) is on
shore near Mockbeggar. Crew saved.
The Meteor, Newland, from New York, and lAurcl, Muth,
from Charlston, are off.

strongly bolted with iron, and suppered to be the half deck of the.
Columbus timber ship, has been drawn on shore In the Baltimore
district ; And another large raft, eMtaining between 25 and 30
tons. suppfosed to be the top-aides of the earns refuel, has been
drawn on shore in the district of ICimale.

SCILLY, OCT. 187.=61ebora,14nifast, is reinired, and
ready for sea. On the 16th instant the wizen must of a small gal.
hot was picked up and brought on shore.
GOTTENBURGII, OCT. 11.—The -Swift, Mathison, has re.
paired her damages, and is ready to proceed first fair Tied. Thu
Lucinda, Schultz, from Liverpool, has been run foul of in the Cat..
tegat, and received considerable damage, end pat in herekh inst..
to repair. The Diadem, from Dantzic to Loudest, has put into port
with damage. '
Rev Ea, OCT. I.—The Lord Wellington, Magden, from Nary*
to London, put into this port leaky, has been bows down, and will
commenceieloading in three or four days.•
New Yoaa, SEPT. 17.—The Union, from Quebec, was sPolem
with at sea in distress. Part of her cargo thrown overboard.--.
SEPT. 21.—The Olympia,
. from Alexandria to Gibraltar, put
back to Norfolk 12th mat. leaky,
GIBRALTAR, SEPT. 26.—Tunis, 4th Sept.—A despatch ins
.tLis moment, arrived from the British Consul at Algiers, dated,
August 22, stating, that the Coral steam vessel lied just put in
there in distress.

Gexoa, OCT. 10.-=-The Vittoria (under the Roman Lail;
Machine, which sailed from this port about the 27rh of Au
with a cargo for Ancona and Trieste, has been captured by L.
politan cruisers.

From the Agent to lAold's at Harwich, Oct. 20:—" The Citl'
of Edinburgh steam-vessel went out this morning as far as vim
south end of the Shipwash Sand, and was obliged to return, ft
blowing a heavy gale from N. E. with a' high sea; it has not,
therefore, been ascertained to-day whether the Baron of Renfrew be
safe. It blew very hard during thanight from N.N.W. to N.E."
From the Agent to Lloyd's at Ramsgate. 0ct..20:—" It blew s
homy gale thewhole of last night from N.N.E. to E.N.E. Thew
Master of a smack, arrived here this day, reports he law the Buoa
of Renfrewthis morning, about 6 miles E.N.E. of the Galoppet
Light, under her topsails."
The Trafalgar, of Bo'bess, was fallen in with 90 miles'S.E. front
Cape Breton, Water-logged and abandoned, by the John, Wasdon,
solved in the river from Quebec.
The Drake; of London, was to sail from Quebec 19th ult.
VEssit. SPOWES wm.1.,--john Cropper, Liverpool for No
York, 4th itut.,•by gunrozarilved In the Clyde.
•
PoN- Eft. THllll9bietifin*Qh. RALT-PAST SEVEN.—rlir
Gael! packet has just lan iiengers, in most woful plight,
having been out ever since • t o'clock this morning. Thar
violence of the gaklnern the N.E.. had driven them fairly overt to
the Sussex coast, after a passage of no common difficulty, not to
say of danger ; they were about to attempt running into Rye hat.
hour, when a sudden shifting of the wind enabled them to steer
for the point of their original destination. Never since the pears
did a more lamentable looking cargo of semi-animated objects
crawl from packet to pier. Not one, we understand, will proceed
to town to-sight. The gale of last night, or why this morning,.
was tremendous ; fortunately it blew from the land, or the coast
would In all probability have been covered with-wrecks. A an.
siderable fall of snow took place about five this morning. on thew
wind shifting to the North-east. A report has prevailed hers all
the morning, that the Baron of Renfrew has gone to pieces; I can.
not trace it to any positive source, but the account receives some
degree of countenance from a notice which has been issued foss
the Custom-hou.e people, implying that all timber, &c.
which may drift on shore, shall be immediately placed in tbrie
custody. If the fact be so, however, in all probability our neigh..
hours on the opposite coast will see more of her remains than per.
selves. I regret to add that, during the storm, a lad was washed
off the deck of the achoaner Betsy jos off the harbour. anti,
drowned. We expect to bear of considerable damage done.as
several vessels have gone by, in the course oE the day, apparently.
more or less injured.

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CONTRACT FOR COAL& i SOCIETY for PROMOT ING• the ENLARGEMENT SALES BY VGTION. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. LAW. will be mizen-mast, anchor, and cable, anti went westward ; the Com.
NAVY-OFFICE, Oct. 19, Ina. and BUILDING of CHUROHES and CHAPELS. • - published on TUESIDAV NEXT.. wallioand the Joseph dent westward ; the Hannah, Nixie, home.
yrilEillaisciFal Ofireeere aid Commissioners of Au Ma- . PATRON-Ms Royal Highness the D',kc of YORK. KENT, BETWEEN ELTHA ' IIIIELEY,' ANI) DART-
„1111% Nero lit; hereby gi,,r Notice, PRESIDE NT-iris Grace the Ambkishop of CANTERBURY. FORD.-FitElqlOIJD 8 -COUP-ACT INN, , This day post Sim. 91. ad. • Quebec., ail well, with both anchors down,- the Constnutim,
•o :Lma,' eat THURSDAI', the 3d of November nest, at one The Annual general Meeting of this Society, held at the Free- Or genteel good accustomed Publi ' 'in full' trade, and Land, THE ART of RE.AAINt; SILK WORMS. Trans- Crosbie, riding all well, Sas been auPplied with anchor and
yrA- tier will be ready.to treat with such maw+ a* may be masons' Toirkrg. 111015, was namemas and mast respectable. upwards of seven Acres,* igible situating. .I._ lated from the Work of COUNT DAN DOLO. cables ; the Integrity, from St. Loci~, trove, bet all wells;
the
heirs canuact for Suantyloof a Cargo of ONE HUNDRED The Report shoved how much grind the Society kas barn instru.' By .91r. ROI ~ • Printed fctr John Murray, Albetnarle-street. • Lively, Boater, all well; also the transport, No. O; the Caries
wad plirTY CHALDBONS • . menial in efFecting,Xith means couiparatively small. It has made (Of Warwick-house - .sheet,) To sail on the 15th of,Novernbm, Forbes remains-her anchor stocks reported to be broken. At
SIMPSON''S POW PS, - • grants in 393 creses:;• sod; by. than gupentlfture of 88.1401.5. has been At °areaway's Coffee-house, 'Chan „Useful!, en THURS.] rwoit •MADRAS and BENGAL, the new Shin PER- thirty minuses past four the gale mnderated, and is at N.W. A.
• WINDSOR'S PONTOPB, or • t Instrumental in prnyElisk an increments( accommodation in Churches. DAY' NEXT. the 27th init. '2. in Two Lots, ship of abort 400 tons, painted bled, with two,Wite mouldings.
r SEVERANCE, WILLIAM RAYNER IIEeT, Com,
ADAIR'S MAIN COALS. and Chapels ta the adman of .113,714 aggihge. Qf dais number A Valuable FREEHOLD_ 1191 ATE: by the Road- meatier teethe Hon. Company's regular service), burtben 400 toes
Valuable
side. comprising k Palle-house, latelv erected, For Freight or Passage apply to Captain nest, at the Jenne- asset to the westward, with losisof both anchor' ands Ramspts
Ena.,t following her.
The said Coals to be sent at the expense of the Contractor. from a 4,518 are for the iiie or the pivr. . The assistance given by the
swede direct, arid delivered at his Majesty's NarafYard et Society has all but ¢jihaßsted ran *lance.; and yet such is the and containing on theupper story deue.4bed-roonne groind Boat, lest Coffee-house; or to . Iles WATTS arid HEATH, tcataattaTE OCT 20. e K int J tti Stayers from
Amsterdam for' Been.os A-yres.ll,llostalnirthanclioreande'chain cable but'
lilfl-: increased and inlre,4ing popnlasionrof the country, that Church an entrance passage, bar, tap-mans, larte club-room ;
134, Fenctiurch-street.
. form of the Tender may be seen at MIS Offiet. No Tender room to a much greaser event as .0 ekluired• Applications ace kitchen, pantries, and roomy cellarae; a brew Ouse, four-
well
unwed
atter one eclat*, en the day of treaty, not any even mote numerous now-than they were et any former Period t slall good hunting stable, large y 'On abed, mid a capital TO BILL-BROKERS AND OTHERS-NOTICE. Anna, Nixon,twhlch was supplied with an anther and chain yam.
wood. the party man agent ter him attends. but unless the Pu'dic, whose aid is earnestly entreated, and on Kitchen garden, well pirated and stoitsd 1 small paddock and AN Advertisement appearmi in this Paper of the 19tit tertian loSt, two mere this- morning, and has been supplied witk
another. She has run for Dover Wick. ,
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LONDON DOCKS. whom the Soclkyttmendstfor it raw pported entirely b voluntary amble land adjoining, ehe whole abeiti ißegim.es two mods; le Instant, relative to a Bill for 60001-, accepted Joy the
Ala/MATZ. Oct. 20.-The Risking, Stevens, from London to
contributions). shall supply the means, assistatme can be. so longer possession of Mrs. Slash H'ebb, tenant itt will. . Dowager Lady Page Turner (signed Thome Binus), stating the
CONTRACTS JOE WOOD AND IRON HOOPS; NAILS I afforded. The Barnamentary„ tyrants are specifically appropriated Lot 9 adjoinlng.-An Encloeure of FBEEHOLDVND, with same to he a forgery, or; if
.genuine, obtained without the know_ Dartmouth, was driven on shore this morning in St. Ntcholat'll_,ays
AND SIVETe; COOPERS' TWIGS; AND LAMP to the building of addnionei churches, and in places where the double frontage, situate rite corner ad the toed lis axley and ledge of her lewlyship; in vindication of my character I positively with lose of anthers and cables. A ship, *said to be a Synth Mk-
man. went front, these roads tide morning, with loss of anchors and
OIL. • I population exceeds .4,1109 mans t they cannot be applied to Bexley-heath, containing nearly thermoset in basth•-• completely false, and I shall hume-
THE Directirt of the London Doe* Company _ ,y, improve, enlarge, ar re old. These are the at objects of this May be viewed by applying to 411.. oh; of Jelin smith,' distal, 'etbornatanehniscesatantAlgotnisransttiint for a Libel. cables. and is reported to be carried into Whim:able Bay.
give notice. that they will be ready to receive Tood,‘.,_em Society. and these objects have been promoted with no inconsider.' Esq. ;or to Mrs- Webb, on the P' m, ct/ whom particulars . JNO. STOCKLEY, 45, Nelson-square. WIVITSTAIILE, OCT. 20.-The chip Elisabeth and Sarah it
, „slat up) at the Soperintemlant's Offtro, et the Dockt ma--Wrw- able
ere his hete, with less of anchors and cables, tit
a brig, name \6S timid of November next, at Twelve o'clock. for sop; the &arts of the Fatrablisised Church to thousands who were before Bexley Heath ; Cantle, Elthati • WA MO, Bleekheath ;at
Garraway's; &Ado( Mr. Robb*. 'N
-IV, alltaat-atraa• WHEAL SISTERS COPPER MINE, NEAR unitnes n.
elms( the Complioy. for me rear, with WOOD 'and IRON exeltultd from joining in its worship. Will not, then, the friends WADEBRIDGE, CORNWALL. • OntrAyErrn, OCT. 20.-Anived the Pilate Regent, G..bil,
lie6pkt: NA11,4 and RIV El's ; COOPERs' T‘VIOS : oil of that ( hurdt lane forward and enable the Society to cdstinue its
•4 LAMP OIL. Planarian of the meats! Contracts way be anemic useful exertions? - His Majesty barn teen graciously pleased to NORTH WALES, MEIIIOiETHSPIIRE. lof Oft
promising Concern, including the Machinery and all teram. from ditto ; Salem, Leadet, from. Gusrmsey-Sasled the
and Sompies of Amass n,m, at the Company's Rouser make a donationof kfiogi.; and,the Committee cannot but indulge 'VALUABLE PREEHOII. E.WPATES, . the Ninety belaying to the Adventure ;or the Steam Engine Duke or Kere, Comelier*, fair Pernambecor Ssijastlis, Tilly, fee
~,.
_.., .
Primal street, S. COOK• the hope that the e of the Sovereign will be followed by ha yesce the about Tow, er Dolga • r beautKal "rind highly mall .ntwnmery will be /old aparately. New Orleans ; Tally-ho, Fisher, for • Now Teak ;
,Cinctonsicul,
Loader Dock Oember HP. 1823. sublects in every rank oflifa, for aver, pound 7,..itairf s.subscribed
sliserw„scribee sena,anrie"'part.' ,of the efasse, ryn, ittp t . "needy Seven Hundred . Ts. be. Moved by application to Mr. Stimthel Pollard, a% Mrs. Bliss, for ditto ; John and Ileney,.lirown, for Stile-cheers; ind
iirearleibtae. Bur/pines int Jamaica.
Lo „lard will d Tender risliend after,Twelm riff be rte ,a,aan, of Riot
.... . , , , , -
of Cent wmf ‘.rs)
g !'a°b*4ll4.
IMer, ' of iteen of twent I
to .us peertedia. • .IVirli34vietior;_v-etiteregoluire .
o•ikei esiligt.dild ' llll+li. ', • , . us e' nn efteniave ght Cent n; art -is,. 0
iweeeleee,.Zos.lit
armee Persia ow attend to arnmet a •'arl ' ......,..' by "'applying the stairitrial wants of the population. They may high ternpike-road from WeLhpool and Shrewsbury, to the •••••••• , rogmorton-street, Landes.
tOe. :
venture to say, that ths interests of religion sod morality Cann" bit fithionable Watering Place, Barmouth ; and an excellent RUA early this morning, during a heavy gale at N.N.E. on Cotton Sand,
'DULL AND MOUTH INN, Ocvosaa tat, Itr2d• and it is feared the crew arc drowned. Two p.m.-Wind N.W. ,
ASS RAN „n - I E U CE OFFICE.-At e !Taal
EQVITAB .more efFectually,promoted than by the suppose and encouragement
.. cif this Society. Don. Au. Sub. hiding to Bala and Comm, on the high road ta Holyhead. '
By Mr. ROBINS, I) SUPERIOR TRAVELLING to COVENTRY, theca wowing bard.
- Edgetvare, St. Albans, Denstable, Brickhill, Stony Stratford. BRISTOL. Oct. 20.-/arrived the Steadfast, Barton, from Bar..
' court of Dilators, holden the 17th of July, ie2s, it wan 6f
already advadisel - - t 13.010 I 7 n ..c73 7 6 (Of Warwick House, Regent-street),Toweester, Dayentry, and Ddrehurch, by a new and elegant Day badness. &Del the Daphne Sprague, for Genoa • Speculation.
resolved- Hkits. I,:,_rii.ceiethe Dukteof Newcastle . ' 100 0 0 At Garraway's Caren-boom, Marie -alley-, Corniiill., London, on *Coach, called the ALBION ; leaves the above Inn Tuesday, Derendsom fnr Billies ; Cl;ristiana; Ilogarth, fat.: Demerara;
That the value of all the Additions made up to, and at the
. . 010 6 THURSDAY, November 17, at 12. in One Lot,
.
time of the last decennial Investigation, shall be paid to the per- ,: „`.v un t -
. . 50 0 0 Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at half-past Nine o'clock. and Swallow, °Oa, and John Murphy, Richards, for Newfoundland.
s desirous of surrendering their interest therein, on their apply- .;,. ;L.
010 0 Very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in arrives at the City Hotel, Coventry, at Nine the same Evening; WRyagODTR, OCT. 20.-A man of war, having conic West
prejudice to their right so any pro- "• tm- ' . -
the perishes of °Ago, and Lianfeebreith,. In the county of returns front thence Sunday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings. Indiamen under convoy, is no* bearing up for Portland Roads,
. 2d do. 20 0 0
cation for that purpose, without
C. qua... Cambridge, Esq.
specttre or future retrospective, addition, on giving at least damn
Rev. -t. 11. Roughsedge . ' 10 0 0 - Merloneth ; ccrmprising Dolgun, Mats-ye Helms's Haase Geld- at Seven, and wolves at the Bull and Mouth at Six the same the wind blowing strong aeS.S.W.
dare' rain of their intention.•'
ACI man at the Bishop's 'Visitation lied-Tyddyn y•gares Tyddyn alaur ; Ty-yn-y.clawilt,.an allot- Evening.
WILLIAM !HORGAN, mint on Ceder Idris, and Cae-yr Defied Farms: containing up- •was Places and Parcels booked, and Passengers taken up, at the about nine inches square and fifteen. planks Mx inches thick,
Dust's,- Oar. 111.--A large raft, containing fifteen balks,
1 0 0
}Joint A ctuaries. at Liverpool -
wards of seven hundred and ?wen .eight acre of'nrewdow, nurodow. pastures liiill and Mouth Western Coach.office, 40, Regent-circus, Picea- strongly bolted with iron, and supposed to be (behalf deck of the
ARTHUR SIDROAN. Donations from the Clergy at the Bishop of Chester's Visitation at
A Table of the Values of the AdMtions may be had at the Oaks
-"--.. Macclesfield, 28th September, 1823. arable, and fine thriving wood land, principal part compact, adjoin- dilly ; and st the Bull and Mouth New Coach-office, corner of Columbus timber ship, has been drawn-on shore In the Baltimore
in.rng the lands of the late Damp Diehards, J. Kennedy,Fsq. Sir Portman-street, 220, Oxford- street. .u...:-.. ...3 ..-0......3____ -e. -._t_t__ s_-____ oe _..., an. •
I .0%. LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIE'fY.-In- Rev..Fdrrd Stanley -2d do. l 0 0 .

r. *p; library, stare.ruoms, and water-closet.
On the first story, live spacious airy bed-chambers, dressing- i
rooms, and closet, neatly fitted up, wateruloset, &c.
On the upper story, two secondary bed-chambers, two servants'
bed-rooms ; and in the wing, two bed.roorns for maid servants, and
three rooms for torn•
iL
principala mini secondary staircases, excellent
. 4, lalit =Liam AMC tl;e
The offices comprise butte?* lia „ rep 1 atilt - - 111. fflisel .
room, store-rooms, capital kitchen, scullery, larder, servants' hall,
and every other rmuisite and necessary domestic convenience.