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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-05-31

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CA5lllli MOE, MAY 28.
At a Congregation on IVedneaday last, John Hill, Esq. of Jesus
College, was admitted as Master of Arts; and George Maxwell,
of St. John's College, Bachelor of Arts.
Wednesday, Edward Jacob, Esq. M.A. was elected a Senior
Fellow of Caius College. Edwin Guest, Esq. B.A. and Isaac
Preston Cory, Esq. B.A. were on the same day elected Junior
Fellows of that Society.
OXFORD. MAY 211.
Thursday last the following Gentlemen of Westminster School
wac adniittel Students of Christ Church :—Donglas Smith, Wal-
ter Lucas Brown, John George Phillimore, and Henry Saunders,
Esqrs. and the lion. Wm. Pitt Amherst.
Wednesday last the lion. Michael de Courey, M.A. of Exeter
College, was admitted Bachelor in Divinity.
Yesterday the following degrees were conferred :
Doc o n IN DIVINITY.—The Rev. Michael De Courcy,
Precentor of Ardfen, and Rector of Drumesec, Westmeath.
31AITEIIS OF AllTB.—The Rev. Thomas Stretton Codrington,
Brasenose College, grand compounder; Rev. Rich rd Henry
Millington, St. John's College. grand compounder; Samuel Jay,
Esq. Oriel College, grand compounder; Rev. William Gray,
Rev. William Jones, and Rev. Thomas 3leyler, Pembroke Col-
lege; Rev. Charles Sheffield, Christ Church; Edward Francis
Arney, Brasenose College; Rev. Newton Smart, University
College ; Rev. Horace George I Iholmondeley, and John Fawcett,
BallLel College ; Rev. Thomas Price, Fellow of Jesus College.
BACHELORS or A a ta.—Jamesl.ldair Griffith Colpoys, Robert
Charles Kitson, John Gunn, Philip Pinckney Kendall, John 11.
Laurence, and William B. L. Hawkins, Exeter College; Charles
Anatolius Handley, and Henry Bernell' Shelly Harris, Worcester
College; George Ilenry Dashwood, Lincoln College; lion. John
Boyle, Christ Church ; Thomas Bevan Gwyn, and Daniel L.
Jones, Jesus College; John Eddy, Trinity College; John Beau-
champ St. John, University College; Ernest Hawkins, Betio'
College; Thomas Clarke, Oriel College; George Davies Kent,
Corpus Christi College.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Rev7l.ll7ll;iii;n;i:liriiclijiWihe Sidney Sussex
College, Cambridge, was on Tuesday, the 18th ins...ant. at a very
full Meeting of the Governors, elected head master of Uppingham
School, Rutland, on the Resignation of the Rev. T. Roberts, M.A.
Friday sennight. the Rev. W. Stephen (;illy, M.A.. Rector of
North kambridge, Essex, was elected Preacher to the Philanthropic
Society, in the room of the Rey. Dr. Fates, resigned. There were
28 candidates tier this appointment.
The Rev. J. Goodenough, of Balliol College, Oxford,
has been presented to the Rectory of Godmanstone, and the Per-
petual Curacy of Nether Cane, in the county of Dorset.
The Rev. James Donne, jun. M.A. of St. John's College,
.Cam
bridge has been instituted to the %%carer: of St.. Paul's, Bedford.
ion the presentation of Lord Viscount Carteret.
London, England, 1824-05-31

TO MR. HICKSON.

a,...-Your having expressed a wish to fight Barney Aaron, alb
his present engagement rendering it impossible for ham to comply
with your wish at present, I beg leave to offer myself to your as.
lice : and should you feel inclined to light me for bOl., your favour.
ing me with a call at Mr. Nathan's, King of Prussia, Petticoat.
lane, Whitechapel, to ratify the match, will be considered an obli.
gallon by, Sir, your very humble servant,
May IV, l 8 L F. REDMAN.

TO MR. TIIOMAS

The self styled (ter winning two It in the Loottio ring) No.

on the Pugilistic List.

Sea,—l do not wish to wage a"paper war with you, for the mat.
' tser in which you can twist words and meanings convince me that
plain honesty of intention, expressed with such an humble weapon
as my pen, has no chance against your overwhelming sophistry.
But to bring you to the sivatch at mice, I hereby inform yoa, that
I am ready to fight you for 24.01. is-side, although before I chal-
lenged you your price was only 100/. ; hut in this I must have plain
sailing. You state your lighting weight to be ten stone twelve
pounds; to that weight I must confine you, at the sante time con.
fining myself to ten stone seven pounds. and thereby giving you
!nearly half a stone in weight; this, added to the superabundam
ability which placed you, as you state, No. I. on the list, sill co
doubt stimulate you to accept this offer of your most humble
Sarin

Cliches, May 29, 1824. ALEXANDER REID.
P. S. Should you prefer to exercise your mauleys in fighting, in
preference to that of wielding your pen, a remittance of money to
makethe match on the above conditions, will be considered as
extra obligation.
London, England, 1824-05-31

HOOKS PUBLISHED,

DICKSON'S PRACTICAL AORICULTI R.
This day is published, in 2 thick vols. 4t0., illustrated with 140
copper-plate engravings, c mprehending 400 subjects of im-
proved Agricultural Implements, die different breeds of Cattle,
the various Gooses, &c. &r.
ACOMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL AGRI-
CULTI'RE and MODERN HUSBANDRY: in which
are fully detailed, the Nature of Soils and Manures ; the proper
Management of Meadow and Pasture; and the Improved Culu.
ration of Arable Lands; Rotation of Crops, Artificial liouses, die.;
the best means of Draining, with numerous plates, illasuative of
the same, and of Embanking, Inclusing, Road Making. and Cent.
ing: the different species of lave Stock, with coloured Onus of the
most improved breeds; and the construction of Fano-/wsies, Of-
fices, and Cottages, accompanied with (sweated plans and. esti-
mates. With an Appendix of the Laws relating to Agriculture,
particubuly of the Relative Rights of Landlord and Tenant, Forms
of Leases, Settir.g out Tithes, Ac. &c.
Br R. W. I)ICKSON, M.D.
Originally published at six guineas; bet the stock having passed
into the buds of the present Proprietors, they hare reduccd its
price to four guineas, thus rendering it the cheapest as well as most
comprehensive work on the subject extant.
Loodoo: Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-sew.

STORER'S CATHEDRAL ILLUSTRATIONS.
This day is published, elegantly printed and hot-pressed, price fl.
each part, on decoy Bro. or Ha. on super-royal,
THE CATHEDRAL CHURCHES of GR;:AT
BRITAIN, Graphically and Historically delineated i the
graphic illustrations comprising a Series of highly-finished En-
graving*, exhibiting the exterior and interior Virws, and the dia-
tinguished architectural Features and I )rnarnerta of earn Edifice.
I)ra'un and Engraved by J. and H. K. STORER.
LIST OF Till. CATHEDIIALS.

Bangor Durham Linioln . St. David's.
Bath Ely . Norwich ' St. Paul's.
Bristol Exeter Oxford Wells
canterbury (flout-ester Peterborough Winchester
Carlisle Hereford Rochester Worcester
Chester Latidaff Salisbury and
Chichester Lichfield St. Aug* York
The History and Antiquities, of each Cathedral is complete in
itself, and may be purcbesed separately. price 4.1.—A few Copies
are printed in 4to. with proof impressions of the plates on India
paper, price 14s. Each Cathedral is accompanied with an ample
Index. a List of Bishops and Deans from the earliest times, and a
ground plan clewing the situation of the most remarkable Monu-
ments, &c. and the varied Unfitting' of the Ceilings.—Of this
Work it has been remarked, that " the perspective is correct, the
points of view happily chosen, and the light and shade judiciously
thrown, exhibiting very striking apecimeim of accuracy and force of
representation."
London: Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Patemater-row.
London, England, 1824-05-31

A:4 VAL INTELLIGRNCE.

The Frinsbury transport, Lieutenant Kneeshaw, agent, put into
Portsmouth, with ordnance stores for Cape toast Castle, to receive
Lieutenant-Colonel Chant, of the Royal .Ifricsn Colonial Corps,
who did not arrive in time to take his passage in the Thetis.
The Termagant, it is said, will be fitted as a yacht.
The Champion and (*este', two fine ships now on the stocks in
Por since•li Dock-yard, are to he launched this day.
The Success transport has token 200 men of the 2d, or Queen's
Regiment, to Portsmouth from Dublin, who have been marched to
the barracks at Hasler.
Lieutenant C. Crowdy, of the Alaidstone, has been promoted to
the rank of Commander ; Mr. 1. Soot is appointed Snrgeon ; and
Mr. R. Wilson, Assistant Surgeon of the Seringspatain. 31r. J.
Campbell, Assistant-Surgeon, has proceeded to the 'West Indies
in the Primrose, to join the flag-shi there; Mr. J. Vallence,
Assistant-Surgeon, is appointed to the Terror bomb, in the 31edi.
terranean.
Lieutenant T. E. Hosts is appointed Flag-Lieutenant to Ad-
miral Drage Martin, (*.D. Conituander•in-Chief at Portsmouth.
The Athol], after having received on board his Excellency the
Earl of Dalhousie and family at Quebec, will pr weed direct f om
thence to Leith (going north about), where it is the wish of his Ex-
cellency to be landed.
London, England, 1824-05-31

•
fore, but mold not en& IL I engaged dein by *setts set MI
their best exertions; bet after trying and wasting a great dad et
time for three or four *Skit, I was obliged to relinquish the at=
tempt. Soon afterward) I engaged in anode Inuateb of bunlinas
((chandelier furniture), and took no more notice of it. Mist.
'eighteen months ago I resumed the trinket trotttfe, and then Mar
mined to think of the dolls eyes ; and about nigftt months Rinse, I
accidentally met with • poor fellow who had shprnrerishrdnioniell
by drinking, and who was dying in • constsaaption, to a deft of
great want. I showed him ten sovereigns ; ant he said he weld
instruct me in the process. Ile was in such a state that be souldi
not bear the effluvia of his own lamp ; but though I was tery as.'
versant with the manual part of the business, and it related to
things I wigs daily in the habit of seeing, I felt l reul4 do nethinz
from his description. (I mention this in show how elfieult it is to
convey by description the mode of working.) He (cnk me tritog
his garret, where the poor fellow had acorn nixed to ssich a degree,
that he actually used the entrails and Olt of poultry from leads-
hall market to save oil (the price of the article having been latterly
an much reduced by competition at home.) In an instant, befare
had seen him make three, I felt competent to make a gross; and
the difference between his mode and that of thy own workings Waif
so trifling, that I felt the utmost astonishment.
You can now make dolls' eyra ? I cm. As it was eighteen
years ago that I received the order I have mtationed, and feeling
doubtful of my own recollection, though eery fexong, and suspect-
ing that it could have been to the • nount stated, I last night to'.k
the present very reduced price of that article (less than halt now of
what it was then) and calculating that every and in this country
not sings doll till two years old, and throwing It aside at seven,
and having a new one annually, I satisfied myself that the eyes
alone would produce a circulation of a great many thousand
pounds. I mention this merely to viler,' the imporl-nce of frith* ;
and to assign one reason, among many, for niy coigvisetion that
nothing but personal communication can enable our manufactures
Ito be transplanted.
London, England, 1824-05-31

THE LATE DRAWIAGROOM.

Among thm numerous on-dils in the fashionable world,
consequent on, and connected with, the late Drawing-
room, is the reported intimation given to the Lady of a
Marquis of high military rank, to absent herself from
that grzat rendezvous of die tank, beauty, and fashion, of
the country. The rumour is unfounded; nor was such a
communication even made, in the politer form, that Are
presence would be dispensed wills. The lady alluded to
was the lady of a living Marquis,'tis true, but she now
ranks in a higher grade of the peerage, and in both stations
bears an unstained reputation. At the late Drawing-
room, we understand, she was desirous of presenting her
daughter, who bad recently formed a high matrimonial
connection. The mother-in-law of the young bride, how-
ever, claimed the privilege of presentation ; and the claim
of the latter, whether from etiquette, or from superior in-
' fluence at Court, we will not undertake to determine, was
allowed. It was conjectured, that in consequence of this
slight difkrence of opinion, the Duchess of A—
would not have appeared at the late Drawing-room.—
" listed n,,s! rum est tales componere liter." However,
she did accompany her daughter the Duchess of H. to
St. James's. Her name, either from accident or design,
(we presume the former) was not announced as early in
the list of presentations, and in a similar manner, u the
names of ladies of_her rank and race. The circumstance

adverted to excited some retrospective meditation as to the
probable cause of this omission, and the Duchess of K.
on her name beh.g announced, declined to advance, unless
accompanied by her parent. A little hubbah wu of course
created, but one of the Lords in Waiting speedily came
forward, and dispelled any unpleasant apprehension that
might at the moment be enttrtainetl, by introducing both
the ladies to the royal presence. The gracious reception
which his Majesty gave them induces us the more suorgly
to believe that the delay was not occasioned by the story
rutnoured abroad, but that, like " suiting the action to
the word," the story has been since got up to account for
the delay.
London, England, 1824-05-31

31ARRIED.

Tuesday last, at IleminXrtilirei, Hunts, Robert Ferriday,
Esq. of the Hay, Shropshire, in Sophia, eldest daughter of the late
Rev. John East wick, of Weekley, in the cuunty of Northampton.
May 24, at St. Martin's, Ludgate, G. R. B. Hetzler. Lag. of
Portland-place. to Caroline, third daughter of Mr. W. F. Pugh,
late of Alderagate, merchant, deceased.
London, England, 1824-05-31

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

THE RING.
[From a Sunday Sporting Paper.'
TO 3111. REUBF.N MARTIN.
I hereby challenge you to fight in the same ring that Hudson and
Cannon fight for 25L or SOL a-side, and will meet you to make the
match any time you may appoint, at Mr. Molt's, Cross lane, Long.
acre. Your obedient servant,
Woolwich, May 211, 1824. JAMES BURKE.
London, England, 1824-07-03

SUPERB IRISH DOUBLE DAMASK TABLE-
CLOTHS, Ids. 6d. each, full three yards square, with Nap-
kins to match, at 12*. rid. a dozen, well worth five guineas the set;
Breakfast Cloths, 10d. each; Diaper Napkins, 6d. the deem
with every description of superior Table Linen and fine Meetings,
full Twenty per Cent. below the usual mice of Cheap Shops; good-
Russia Sheeting*, the full width, requiting no seam, 2a a yard;
very stout ditto, full 0-4 wide, 11d.; seventeen hoses of the prtmest
Linens Ireland ever produced, from 10d. a yard to Ss. ; French
Cambric Handkerchiefs, 10a. the dozen: 500 elegant Marseilles
quilts, full three yards square, 13s. 9d. each; seven bales of Welsh
lannels, and a quantity of 11'itney Blankets, with 20 per cent.
off the Midsummer prices; 400 pieces of line ell-wide Long Cloths,
bd. a yard; tine undressed ditto, 14s. the piece, 24 yards. Furni-
ture Dimities, did.; tine ditto, 6d. • good Monona. 14d. a yard;
an immense Stock of White and Coloured Flounced Dresses, from
Gs. each to Ills.; Swiss Cambric Handkerchieh, 6s. the dozen.
HOD GE and I,OII'3IANS, Wholesale Linen-drapers and Ha-
berdashers, Ar 1,711 House, Regent•street, three doors from the Ar-
gyll Rooms.
No credit given or abatement made Charities supplied as usual.
All letters to be post-paid.
London, England, 1824-07-03

SALES BY AUCTION

POULTRY.
FIRST-RATE SITUATION FOR WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL TRADE.
Ily Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH.
At the 31;.rt, on WEDNESDAY, July 7, at lit,
THE LEASE and GOODWILL of the exteneite and
excellent PREMISES, situate most advantageously for
il'holesale and Retail Trade, No. U, in the Poultry, and now in
the occupation of Messrs. Eagle and Co. natters. The Premises
comprise a conspicuous double-fronted Shop, with Connting-housa
and other Conveniences, Workshops, &c. on the principal and base-
ment Stories, and suitable Accommodation for a numerous Family
on the upper Stories. The whole in good repair, and inunediate
possession may be bad.
May be viewed, and Particulars had, Ten Days previous to the
Sale, on the Premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth,
28 (adjoining St. Mildred's Church), in the Poultry, removed
from 47.

REVERSIONARY INTERESTS, POLICIES of INSUR-
ANCE; SHARES in the REGENT'S CANAL, EAGLE
INSURANCE, and DRURY-LANE THEATRE ; and
WATERLOO-DRIDGE ANNUITIES.
PERIODICAL SALE.

By sir: SH ETTLEWORT H. -
%t the Mart. on WEDNESDAY NEXT, July 7, at 12,
TIIE ABSOLUTE REVERSION to 23/. pee Annum
Long Annuities, life fit; the contingent Reversion to
one-fifth of 2,100/. New Four per Cents., life 30 against 72; a
Polley of Insurance is the Pelican Office for 5,0001. life ; a
ditto in the Westminster Office for the same sum, on the same
life ; Five Shares in the Regent's Canal ; Twenty In the Eagle
Insurance; One Original Rinter's Share in Drury-lane Theatre,
entitling the holder to free admission, and Is. 3d. for every night
of performance; and Eight Waterloo Bridge Annuities of the
First Class.
Particulars may be had at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth,
No. 28 (adjoining St. 31ildred's Church), in the Poultry; removed
from No. 27.
London, England, 1824-07-03

TO TIIE PUBLIC.

A GREEARLY to toy- custom at the wen-
mcncement of every Lottery Contract, I now publish the
:theme Fait to he drawn on the i'ith of October next) at full length
and *Pugh I have hitherto abet tined in the first instance from of.
feting any comment on a New Scheme, yet I cannot lay the present
toe before mr bait friends, the Public, without bestowing on it my
most unqualified approbation ; as it not only contains more than the
u.ual number of grand ,honey Capitals, but it is also to be decided in
One Day—a point which I consider very favourable, as every per-
son's Number must be decided on the same Day with the Four of
'2,).0901. sod Thirty-Four other Capitals. All the Prises and all the
Numbers will he in the Wheal, and none fixed, but drawn pmmis.
ciinusly. Though not the Contractor, I real bound in candour to
state. that I do not think is better Scheme was ever offered to the
Public I am yours, &c.
T. DISH, Stock-broker.

SPLENDID MUSLIN DRESSES TO DE SOLI) VERY
CHEAP, AND RICH SPRING SILKS IN THE NEW
AND PREVAILING COLOURS.

HUBISAItI) and CO: ha;just purchased for Cash, a
large and beautiful Assortment of Muslin Dresses of superb
Patterns, which being a little soiled, are now selling at very re-
duced Prices. Their Parisian Court and Ball Dresses. with a
selection of other Novelties just imported from Paris, are now ready '
for the inspection of the Fashionable World. Their rich shaded
Gros de Naples, Levantines, Flurets de Naples, Satins, and
Shawls are manufactured from very elegant and costly designs, and
are now ofrered at such low prices for ready money, as will, the
hope, secure a continuance of that patronage from the Nobility and
()entry, by which their Establishment has for so many years been
distinguished.
Family Mourning of every description.
At the Silk and Irish Poplin WlPZehollfe, 12, Henrietta-street,
Covent-garden.
London, England, 1824-07-03

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMIIRTOGE. JULY 2.
The Rev. Dr. Moore, of St. John's (*allege, Oxtbrd, Vicar of St.
Pancras, Middlesex ; the Rev. Wm. Hughes, M.A., of Magdalen
Hall ; and Henry Rolls, M.. 1., of Balhal College, Oxford ; were
yesterday admitted ad Clllltiftfl of this University.
The annual prizes of fifteen guineas each, given by the Re-
presentatives in Parliament of this University, foe the beat Dis-
sertations in Latin Prose, were on Monday last adjudged an ful.
lows:—

SLICIOR BACHELORS.
An recentium ingenii vim iraitam veterum Poetarum exemplaria
promovent
Henry Thompson, St. John's College; and Wm. Henry Marri-
ott,
Trinity College.
MIDDLE BACHELORS—So Prize adjudged.
The followirg Gentlemen are elected &washy Lecturen for the
year ensuing :
Mothewroncaf —Rev. J. Lodge, MA., Magdalen College.
Philurophicat—Rev. E. Bushby, M.A., St. John's College.
Rhetoric—Rev. T. Greene. M.A., Corpus Christi College.
Logic—Rcr. H. Kirby. 111. A., Clare Hall.
At a meeting of the subscribers for erecting a statue of the late
Right Hon. W. Pitt, held at the Thatched House Tavern, on
Friday, the 10th of June, Marquis Camden in the Chair; it was
proposed by the Lord President of the Council, seconded by the
Archbishop of Canterbury, and unanimously resolved—
.. That the surplus of the fund, after defraying the expense cf
the statue in Hanover-square, as resolved at the former meeting.
on the 11th instant, be appli,xl to the erection of a handsome and
appropriate building at Cambridge, cm.nacted with the University
Press ; such building to bear the name of Mr. Pitt. That the
Commiuee be desirtil to take the necessary steps for carrying into
Ilexecution this resolution."
On Monday last, at a meeting of the Syndicate appointed by the
University "to consider of the practicable improvements of the
town of i'ambridge," the Vice-Chancellor read the above commu-
nication from Marquis Camden, upon which it was agreed—that a
grace be offered to the Senate to appoint the Vice-Chancellor,
Dr. Webb, Mr. Croft, and Mr. Whewell, a Syndicate, with
power to purchase houses, or leases of houses, for the purpose of
making exchanges with the proprietors or lessees of the houses be-
tween Silver-street and Mill-lane. fronting towards Trempington-
street ; the sum to be so capended not to exceed B,OOOL

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LANCASTER RACES.

TUESDAY. JUNE 19 (FIRST DAY). li
A Produce Stakes of la guineas each, h. ft. for colts and fillies,
was run for between 31r.J.Terguaoo's gr. c., out of Lady of the
Swale, and Sir W. W. Wynn 's c. f., out of Fasting. It was a
fine race, and adjudged by. the Stewards in favour of the filly,
although the cult won by half a neck. The race was disputed on
account of wron weighs • and the cam, it is supposed, will be
laid before the Jockey Chill for decision.
The Town Plate of SY pounds, fix all ages, Az. was won, after
four most excellent heats, by the Hon. T. O. Powlett's ch. c. Boss,
rode by T. Lye, beating Mr.Jackron's 7.eno, Mr. Simpaoo's Young
Corrector, Mr. Clifford's Westley, lien. Sharpe's ro. e., and Mr.
T. Hutchinson 's Bigot.
London, England, 1824-07-03

GREAT SALE OF TABLE-LINEN, &c. AT CROOKS,
PICCADILLY.
IN consequence of Mr. CROOK having withdrawn
from Business in favour of his Son, the whole of his valuabk
STOCK of TABLE-LINEN and other LINEN DRAPERY
is to be sold within a limited Period, for ready Money, and at little
more than half the usual Price.
177, Piccadilly, opposite Burlington House.

NEW SHAWLS, without any join in the Border, of a
curious Foreign Wool, in rich Indian Patterns, nearly
equal to real Cachemere for lightness, warmth, and an exquisite
softness of texture. Connoisseurs cannot distinguish them from
oriental produce without very close inspection, whilst they answer
every purpose of these expensive articles at a less price than the
heavy British Shawls with joined Borders.
A few very fine fipm;mens, in long and square Shawls, of this
new fabric, adapted to the warm season, may also be seen at
URLINO and CO.'s Lace and Muslin Warehouse, 147, Strand,
DM Somerset House, and at no other House in the Kingdom

FASHION AND ECONOMY IN UEN'TLhMEN•S
DRESS.

TIIOMAS TAYLOR and CO, DRAPERS, TAI-
Wits, and LADIES' HABIT MAKERS, have the
honour of appri%ing their Customers and the Public, that they
have REMOVED to 191., STRAND, where every fashionable
Garment is cut and made up in the first style of modern taste and
elegance, by the best workmen, and of the real Saion and Spanish
Wool.

Titan Prices and attention to all orders will, they trust, satisfy,
upon trial, that no House in the Metropolis can undersell than,
when superior quality is con.idered.
Military and Naval Uniforms, Children's Clothes, and liveries,
made at a few bows' notice.

-69;;;;
"te St. Clement's Chureh.
London, England, 1824-07-03

SIZIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Farstorrit, Jr am 30.-0:1 the port, the Susannah, Bar,
from Galipoli, in forty days: received orders to proccod to Peters-
burgh.
PLYMOUTH, JUWE 30.--The Victoria, Lind, which put back
leaky, has been laid aground to have her damages inspected and
PO
PORTSMOUTH. JULY I.—Ar the Lord Beresford steam.
packet, front Jersey. Sailed Aimedjestys ship Valorous, and
Spike transport, for Plymouth.
HA3I9OATE. JULY I.—The Archibald. Sawel, for Antigua.
sprung a leak in the West Gulley last night, and has six feet water
in her hold.
Man. JULY I.—Arrived and sailed foe the River the Sir Ed.
ward Hamilton, Newbolt, and Lady Holland, Powel,fromJamaica.
Remain the Carnbrea Castle. Davy, tbr Bengal; Juno, Coulson,
and Richard and John, Payne, for Trieste.
GRAVESEND, JULY 1.-Arrived the Scotia, Erskine, from
Jamaica ; West Indian packet, Munroe, from Jamaica; Nerine,
Northwood, from the Cape of Good Hope • Odessa, Jackson, from
the Cape of Good Hope; Albion, Hodgson, from Demerara;
Ann, Watson, from Smyrna; Ruby. Renner, from Riga ; Ata.
lanta, Byrne, from Harlingen; and Eliza, El;ehe, from Norway.
Sailed the Vittoria, Chinon, for Elsineur, and the Ibis, Simmers,
for Newcastle.
LIVERPOOL, Jur:, 30.—Arrived the Halcyon. Wooster, from
' Philadelphia; William Pitt, from New York; .tdelphi,
' Stewart, from Halifax; Aurora, Lewis,; from Nova Scotia; and
New Thomas, from Smyrna.
ISLE or Max, Jr ?A E 25.—The Blucher, Sharp, from Dun.
dalk to Preston, with wheat. fell over this morning in Ped harbour,
and stove in her sides—cargo discharging.

Vessrt. s STOIEN WITH.—The Maria, from Liverpool to Ha- I
Halt, the 20th May ;_ Margaret. Liverpool to Cherie
town, 31st May; Holderness, Wilson' London to John's. New
Brunswick, 23d May; Seven Brothers, of Newcastle, 15th May—
she had fallen in with the James, of London. dismested Ides,
Liverpool to Halifax, 14th Mar ; Swift, of Guernsey, Rio to Gib-
raltar, 20th ult.; Alfred, Tayfor, London to Leghorn, let ult. off !
Cape de Gate; Wittena, Barber, London to Genoa, 7th alt. off
Cape St. Vincent ; Margery, 51•Pherson, London to Bahia, Iltb
calf ; Martha, Liverpool to Barbadoes, 13th ult.; Cyclops. Hs-
vannah to Ilamburgh, 2lst ult ; Cyrus' of Neweasde, and Benja-
min and Mary. of London, lith May, off Cape Chat ; Granger,
London to Honduras, 14th ult. 041 the east end of Jamaica;
Thomas, Bristol lo Philadelphia ; Rising Sun. of London. for
Newfoundland; Bellona, Greenock to Nassau, 15th ult.; and the
Clyde. Morrison, Greenock to St. John's, New Brunswick, off
Cape Sable.
London, England, 1824-07-03

(From the Luxdon Nes Price Current.]

COTTON.—There has been some demand for Cotton ; the
market to-day is. however, without briskness. The letters from
Liverpool state, there were more sales made on Wednesday than
on the preceding days; there was no alteration in priers.
CO!' FEE—The prices of Gone early in the week declined
about 21. per cwt.; there has eines been rather snore donsind, sod
the currency has improved; St. Domingo Ina sold, ordinary to fair
quality Ws. a Gls. ; the other Foreign descriptions have also sold
a shade lower. There were three public sales tole forenoon; the
ordinary description of British Plantation went of steadily at full
;;rites the line told at a very considerable advance; the St. Do.
mingo sold on moderate terms; ordinary to good ordinary coloury
Sib. a GOs. Gd.
SUGAR—The prices of middling and low Sugars gave way
fully Is. per cwt. at a public sale on Tuesday; the market has
since been very heavy at the reduction, and the supply of new
Sugars getting more plentiful every day ; the holders of Hueco-
vades today, however. hare evinced more firmness thee for some
time past, on account of the news front Mauritius—the destruction
of the sugar plantations, &c. by a hurricane. We quote low mid.
tiling Sugars Is. below the currency of this day week, and at the
same prices as on Tuesday. In tl.c Refined market, notwithitand.
ing the manufacturers are working more freely, there is still a very
scanty supply of low goods, and the late prices am firmly main-
tained; fine goods are dull, and may be purchased at very low
rates. In Foreign Sugars no purchases by private contract are
reported.
SPICES.—For Cinnamon of the first quality 7s. 4d. is inked.
Pimento continues in request, 70. a ad. for good quality. There
is more demand for Pepper. In other Spices them is no alteration.
IRU3I, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The purchases of
Rum since our last are confined to 200 puncheons old betworda.
free on board fur export at Is. id., and 1011 strong Jamaica old
landed at 25.; the currency of the market is without any variation.
Brandy free on board to strive is still 2i. Gd. a *a. 71, but there
is no business doing. In Geneva there is no alteration.
FRUIT.—A public sale was brought forward on Wednesday,
consisting of 1211 butts and 211 caroteels Currants, sound sold 975.
a Rio., damaged Res. a 975. ; C7B cradles Delridere Raisins from
30s. a 325.; and IRO bands Lipari ditto taken in from 335. a 375. ;
Red Smyrna continue in fair demand. In other descriptions
there is very little doing.
TALLOIV.—The accounts from St. Petersburgh this morning
state an advance In the prices of Tallow ; the news has an effect tin
the price for arrival, which is 365. for panels has, thF enly
price is still 345. 3d.
London, England, 1824-07-03

INDIA STEAM-PACKET COMPANY

TUndersigned are now authorised to receive the
_IL NAMES of PER desirous of obtaining SHAKES in
this Undertaking, for which purpose the necessary printed papers
Play be obtained at their Office.
Every practicable attention will be paid to ensure an appropri.
ation of the Sham in the order in which they are applied tor.
AMORY anal COLES, 24, Throgniorton.street.
July 2, 1824.

For Passengers only, and will Sail in a few Days.
FOR CALCUTTA Direct, the Trak Ship ELIZA-
BETH. A. 1. Burthen 600 Tuns, WILLIAM SWAN,
Commander tot the Honourable Company's Service) ; lying in the
West India Export Dock. Limehouse. Has supeiior Accommo-
dations for Passengers, and carries a Surgeon.
Fur Passage apply to the Commander, at the J•eusalem Coffee-
house ; to Messrs. Hunter and Co. No. 50. Old Broad-strect t or
to JOHN S. BRINLEY,
14, Birchtn•lane, Comhill.

THE CUMBRIAN, CLARKSON, FOR BOMBAY.
PSSENGERS intending to avail themselves of this
opportunity, are informed that the CU3IIIItIAN. now on
her paviage home, is confidently expected to Sail fot Bombay by
the middle of August.
For Freight or Passage apply to
BAZETT, FARQUHAR, CRAWFORD, and CO.
71, Old Broad...tree,.

JUNE SALE DAVIN() JUST CLOSED.
'AI • 1141411! INAS and
t heir Cl:hoarse puriwty.Werliny.n
at the
wholesale_ prices, 91. CHEA1:811114 oppugns Queen-street,
and 83. 1110NAIONGE.11-LANE, bendiest.
flood Congou, Os. 4d. to 9s. fleL I -
Strong ditto . esi. U 4.
Particularly recommended to
families, usually sold at is.
Very Fine - 6s. id. to 6s. &L
and upwards.
Shopkeepers and Dealers sup
coat wise.
Re.pectahle Persons wishing
house, will be supplied on lily

tiood Mixed Tea . 6s. 61.
Prime ditto . Ov. ad.
Good Hylton . Os. ed.
Fine ditto • . M. Od.
Fine young ditto • 104. ed.
Finest ditto . Otl.
Ited at a very small advance on

i become Agents for this Ware.
terms.

M PROV El) PORTABLE BATH, with complete
I A
PPA RATUS for H EATING, price Five to Seven Guineas.
A valuable Article in a Family at all times, but in cases of Sick -
ness highly important, as it mbe brought to the chamber of the
invalid. and heated at the bed side, if necessary. Warm Baths
elegantly fitted up, with improved Boilers for heating. Improved
Shower Baths, Steam Valour and Sulphureous Fumigating Baths,
Children's Baths of all sires, Knee Baths, Feet Baths, Hip Baths,
and Baths of every description.
At BENHAM'S STOVE, GRATE, and BATH MANLY-
F.ICTORY, I, Edward-street, Portman-square.
London, England, 1824-07-03

TINTORE'rM

Jacopo Roburti, called from his father's occupation at
Vroice (that of a dyer), II Tintoretto, felt his pride flat-
tered by the cause of the indignity which he met with
from Tiziano: and with consciousness of original ind in-
dependent powers be aspired to the honour of forming a
new school of painting, combining the purest design with
the most beautiful colouring. (her the door of his study,
in a miserable habitation, he wrote, " The design of Mi-
chelangiolo and the colouring of Tisiano." His studies
were directed to the attainment of these excellencies, and
it is interesting to observe, that he used generally to design
from his casts and copies of Bonarruoti and the antique, by
lamp-light, by which means he learned strength of light
land shade, and powerful chiaroscuro. He studied the hu-
man form, both extinct and living, with the zeal of a Flo-
rentine artist ; and all the knowledge, which was the fruit
of anxious and long-continued attention, nourished and
enriched a genius grand and sublime, and an imagination
vivid and fertile. His picture of the Miracle of the Slave
had been put up in the Scuola di S. Marco, at Venice, and
that picture for design, composition, chiaroscuro, and co-
louring, may, in the judgment of the most accomplished
Venetian virtuosi, be placed among the wonders of paint-
ing. He has reached his noble wish of embodying the
gradeur of Michelangiola in the colouring of Tiziano.
r his picture has, moreover, all the vigour of a sketch, and
all the roundness of finished execution.

Never did a painting make a more powerful impression
upon us, than Tintoretto's Crucifixion, in the Albergo or
guest room of the Scuola di S. Rocco. A death-like still-
-110711, an awful and melancholy air pervades most of the
scenery and figures, and the eye finds light only in the
gleam that hovers over the head of the Saviour in the cen-
tre, or that dies away in fainter tones on the holy and
faithful group at the foot of the cross. But talents, how-
ever rare, learning however ample, are vain without dili-
gence and gaudiness of application. Tintoretto had been
an ble scholar, but he is too often a careless
pei:radels often inferior to himself. No man is more
lkillequal, or has leas • for his -- wutation. He
himelt f his works
...fiadganent and
imagination, viva-
' conceits and ea-
Tintoretto

colouring, he
He is so
his picture
the Saviour
Ind costume,
Apostles the
►n cut paint
has painted
those pictures
he dis-
the grand

buildings
London, England, 1824-07-03

SECOND ANNIVERSARY, JUNE 4, 1824.
Tannual period is again arrived which introduced
the LONDON CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT to public
notice, and on the same occasion last year, the Proprietors had the
satisfaction of acknowledging the liberality with which they had
been supported ; this led them to make assurances of futurepro-
ceedings which their prospects then peculiarly warranted. They
have now a pleasing retrospection in fhiding their exertions bare
succeeded even beyond their most sanguine expectations.
For • patronage so generous, so distinguished, and so un- '
deviating, they should consider themselves wanting in respect and
proper feelings of gratitude, did they not make the only return in
their power,. that of rendering the London Cloth Establishment as
complete in its appointments and as deserving of the high favour it
has hitherto enjoyed, as judicious arrangements can possibl, effect:
with this view, they have added another House to their previous
extensive premises, and have replenished their Valuable Swek
with the choicest elegancles and novelties for the present season,
and of every manufacture.
In again soliciting a continuance of public favour, they beg to
say they will persevere in their highly approved system of idling
every description of WOOLLEN GOODS. including all odours
and qualities in LADIES' HABIT and PELISSE CLOTHS,
at the Manufacturer's Prices.

The; have just received 400 pieces of black, blue, sad drab,
Saxon caasimeres, which cannot be equalled.
•.• LONDON CLOTH ESTABLISHMENT,
Nos. 44, 45, and 48, REGENT-STREET, corner of Tichbonse-
street, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1824-07-03

MRS. BLAND.

The Duke of Bedford has, in the kindest manner, vo-
lunteered the use of his box for the benefit of poor Mrs.
Bland on Monday next, and accompanies it by a very li-
beral donation. The Duchess of Northumberland has sent
five guineas, General Phipps ten pounds, Mrs. Coutts has
been so good as to give ten pounds, the Vanxhall gardens
five guineas, Shakespeare Reid, Esq., five guineas, R. W.
Elßaton, Esq., ten pounds, the proprietor of the English
Opera House ten guineas, Copland, Esq., five guineas,
an Old Friend ten pounds, George Robins, Esq., ten gui-
neas. Indeed we are persuaded it is only necessary to
make the public thoroughly acquainted with her miserable
state, both as to mental infirmity and pecuniary want, to
ensure a corresponding subscription.
Mr. Maeready has inclosed five guineas to Mr. Robins
in aid of the above subscription, and a kind letter, express-
ing his regret that, being 400 miles from Lo.idon, he is un-
able to tender his gratuitous exertions on the benefit
night.
'Mathews has kindly volunteered to play on Monday
for Mrs. Bland's benefit. The Directors of the Opera have
kindly pertnitted the principal singers and dancers to con-
tribute their powerful aid on this occasion.
London, England, 1824-07-03

STA3IFOITD RACES.

TytenAY,Jusit !9.
Town Plate of 501. for all f
ages ; t
ded. he winner to be sold for 150 gs.
i deman
Marquis of Exeter's b. e. Ghost, 3 yrs old • •
Mr. liongden's eh. h. Breowstiel, 6 yrs old
Mr. Ward's h. h. Beaumont. aged
Mr. Tostkin's eh. g. Canterbury, aged
London, England, 1824-03-24

ROMAN cATIIOLIC MARRIAOES.
_ .......

Sir JOHN NE%‘'PORT presented a petition fromn the Roman
Catholics of Newfoundland, praying to be allowed to perform the
marriage ceremony Recording to the ritual of the 'lonian Catholic
Church.—Laid on the table.

PRISON LAWS,

Mr. PEEL presented a petition front loicester against the sys-
tem of prison laws.—Referred to the Committee of Prison Laws.
NEWR/UNDIAND FISHERIES.
31 r. %VI 1,31 f /N rose, in pursuance of the motion of
which he had given notice, to introduce a Bill for the conmilidation
of the statutes referring to the fisheries at Newfoundland. 'Phis
Bill, he begged to oh,etve, was only a small part of that which
had been brought in last SOMIIII. The House would remember
that that referral to five distinct points, viz the Courts of Jus.
tier, 31arringes, Insolvent Debtors, the internal regulation of St.
John's, and the Fisheries. Now his Bill only embraced the latter
point; the Bill involving the other foints would initiate in the
House of Lords, and come thence to that Douse, which would
save him from the necessity of going into any discussion nn the
subject at present, as he could furnish them with no information
that did nut equally relate to the other four matters ; and as this
Bill was intended fur a limited object, he should merely move, if
he obtained leave to being it in, that it should be printed with the
laws which it was intended to consolidate, noted in the margin.
Mr. It RI I lIT suggested, that all the new parts of the Bill
should be printed in italics.
Mr. W. HORT( IN said, that the suggestion of the lion. Mem-
ber should be adopted.
Leave given.
PENITFNTIARY CONVICT BILL.
. _

On the motion of Mr. PEEL, the Penitentiary Convict Bill was
rend a third time and ponied.
ARTIMANte MACHINERY.

Mr. lIUM E 1;1441;7 the 11tePott of tMnUotnntittee on the
Art/mane Madzinory.-1 littered to be peintteL
DUTIES ON CIDER.
•

Mr. BARING prams tad a petition teem Taunton, praying for
the repeal of the docks no cider.
London, England, 1824-03-24

SILK TRADE.

By accounts laia before Parliament, we find that of raw
silk there WM' imported into this country— .;
In the year 1021-2.118,64
In the year 1833—'3,131„13411,x.
In the year ir.-23-2,45._,13011ti5.
The total of thrown silk imported in the last three years
was—

In the year 1!121-339.0:11 Vbs.
In the year 1822-492.4941b5.
In the }ear 11123-152,6411bA.
The total amount of duty paid on the importation of raw
and thrown silk in the last three years was—
In the year 1821-691.1.911111.
In the year 11121-745.4961. :td.
In the year 7OZI-742,6231. 6.. cid.
The quantity of manufactured silks exported from Eng-
land in the three last years was—
In the year 1821-2711.1931bc. Soz.
In the year 11122-287,3021b5..10z.
In the year i823-225.-t071n.. Mut.
17nmanufactured silk exported front this country to fo-
reign parts in the last three years—
In the year Ill2l 7,4091b5.
In the year 1822-15,4791bn.
In the year 1823_13.1171ba.
Unmanufactured silk exported from England to Ireland—
In the year 1811--56.21521b1.
In the year 1K22-70.42411b5.
In the year 182.1.--411,:A3tha.
The following aunts were paid tor drawback (or bounty)
upon the exportation of manufactured silk in the last three
years—
In the year 1821-35.2051. 17s. Id.
In the year 1822-37,37111. Os. Pd.
In the year 1023--34.5311. 14.. !O.
London, England, 1824-03-24

EAST INDIA SHIPPING 11VTELLIGENCR.

The under-mentioned East India Company's ships arc
arrived from China, viz.:—
Waterloo, off the Start the 20th instant, and in the Downs the
1211 instant.
Bombay and Kent, in the Downs the 22d instant.
General Kyd, of liastings. ditto.
The General Kyd and Kent, left China the 2d Decem-
ber, and St. Helena the 10th February.
The Bombay left China the 2'4 November, and St.
Helena the 4th February.
The Waterloo left China the 9th December, the Cape,
the Ist Februstv, and St. Helena the 13th February.
The Royal George, also from Chita, arrived at St.
Helena the Bth February.
London, England, 1824-03-24

1)1V111ENIN.

Mar 3. T., J.. and 11:1-iihWons, jun., Wolverhampton, that-
font, hankers, at eleven, at the Jerninghant Anus Inn, Shiffital,
April 13. W.. .1. W., and F. 11. Ilannhon, New ('ity
hers, and J. Rot!Wale, Leeds, metchanta, at one, at the Bankrupts'

April 20. I). S. Norton, ('abridge, brewer, at twelve, at the
Bankrupts' Court.
April U. I. Font, Hegent-atreet, lincn.draper, at ten, at the
Bankrupts'
April 13. T. earlen and W. Willem, hanghniim Chat:ohm,
Fenehurch.street, cnol.f.s.toes„ at one, at the liankrula.e Court.
April 3. T. 31anser, Caroline-street, conituercial-road, cooper.
at eleven. at the Bankrupts' Court.
April 13..1. Jamison. little Queematreet, coachniakcr, at one,
at the Bankrupts' Conn.

April 13. a. tbsbome, New Brentford, fishmonger, at one, at
the Bankrupts:Court:
. -

April W. 3litcheU, Tarawbecl-lane, /login-factor, at twelve,
at the Itankrnpte Court.
London, England, 1824-03-24

SHIPPING INTE ELIGENCE.

CVSTO3I.HOUSE, Mona! 23.
ENTERED INWARDS.
Aimwcll, Morrison (Hove, broker), from Lisbon.
Henson, (lootard (Wilkinson), from Antigua.
Bedford, Martin (Pugh), from St. Thomas s.
Coronation, Powen (Holman), from Harlingen.
Meridian, Salisbury (Ileaoson), from Paraiba.
]letter-luck-still, Ewan (Schofield), from Calais.
Blucher, Poetic (Wilkinson), Port-au-Pnoce.
Iris, Rinnerman (Robertson), from St. Domingo.
Mars, Roberts (Bentley), from Charente.
Warktaamherd, Crow* (Hofinan), from Rotterdam.
Criterion, Paine (Hopkins), ftom New York.
Aimable Eliza, Graliali. (Simon), from Havre.
MACH 22.
ENTERED OrTW•RDS—The Eagle, for Quebec ; Mediterra-
nean, for Ceylon ; Elizabeth, for (lottenbargh • Manly, for
St. Vincent's; Rambler, for Dublin ; and florid., for %ante.
CLEARING OETWARDS.—The Hiram, for Pernambuco ; Vrow
Anna, for Amsterdam ; Riving Sun, for Newfoundland ; Eliza,
for Rotterdam ; Julie, for Calais; Edward, for Nova Scotia ; and
James, for St. John's.
London, England, 1824-10-30

MARY-LA-BONNE.

Thursday evening, • Lady named Mayfield, attended by her
daughter Lady Gregory Page Turner, appeared before Jonx
Raw LIXIION, Esq. the sitting Magistrate, charged with assaulting
her servant.
Esther Oldland stated that she is the servant to Lady Turner,
and that on Wednesday morning last, between two and three
o'clock, she was awoke by a dreadful noise; the housemaid ran
into her room, and said that the constable and sonic watchmen
were at the door. Witness supposed that thieves were in the house,
and became so terrified as to be unable to get out of bed. At this
moment, Mrs. Mayfield entered the room, and demanded her in.
stantly to rise, she stated her inability, on which Mrs. Mayfield
took the pillow from under her head, and struck her with all the
possible violence she could.
Mrs. Mayfield here interrupted the witness vehemently, as well as
her Ladyship, stating that she was telling falsehoods.
Mr. Itawi.twsox begged the ladies to hear the witness, after
which he would hear any thing that they tnight wish to say in
contradiction.
The witness then proceeded to state that she went down, ill as she
was, to Lady Turner, and humbly begged of her to go to bed ;
her Ladyship said " I will as noon as I please."
Mrs. Mayfield here again interrupted the witness.
Mr. Rawt.onote—Mut you. Mrs. Mayfield, had no right to
assault your servant. and strike her with a pillow.
Mrs. Bayfield—Ves, but I had sir ; she was only a servant, and
in my service.
Mr. Rawitxsox—Madatn, I differ vary much from your
mode of proceeding, and 1 think that you have acted with too ruuch
rashness.
Mrs. Bay field--Sir, I sill tell you that at the time named by
that person (Oldland) every permn was in bed and asleep. No-
thing moved in the house, not even a fly was to be heard.
IlawLiNsos—Madatn, I do not quite believe that aueTe-

ration.
Mrs. Hayfield again stated that she was in bed, and that her
servant had left her gruel ...id rush-light, when she heard a terrific
knocking and ringing at the door. She looked immediately out of
the window, and perceived several watchmen at the door, who
stated that some persons had got down the area. She then became
alarmed, and tan up stairs to call Lady Turner's servant, who
would not get up.
Mr. RAW Lissox—But why did you so abuse her with the pil-
low
Instead of answering, her Ladyship and Mn. Hayfield became
violent.
RawziNsotc--Nladain, 1 must beg you to be quiet.
You have attacked your servant, and as she has taken her
oath that you have assaulted her in a most improper manner, I
now beg, Itladaut, to say, that you must find bail to answer for the
assault.
Mrs. Hayfield—You may do as you please. I'll never pay a far-
thing,
Mr. RAWLIxsox hop that some arrangement would be made,
or otherwise she must find bail. Ho asked if Mrs. Hayfield was a
witlow.
Mrs. Hayfield declined answering; and on Morris, the officer,
being asked the question, he said she was not.
Mr. Itawztwaux—l will take your own recognizance, as you
must appear at the Sessions to answer any charge preferred against
you.
London, England, 1824-10-30

TO PRINENT IMPOSITION.

- - - -
A11.R4) LAN I) and SON, Sole Proprietors of the
. OHIOINAIi and GENUINE MACASSAR OIL, re.
'wilfully beg to announce to the Nobility, tientry, and Public at
large. that in order to prevent the many frauds that are drily prac-
tise.' by Ilagrant Impostors offering base tat ions of their invaluable
(1:1, they have, at a very considerable expense, produces' a new
Envelope for the amid' Beatles ; the former which contained Straw-
coloured limper, is now White, with an Engraving from a Steel
Plate of singular construction, and extreme difficulty of execution.
The words Rovilanirsllltrallaar Oil, in Black Letters, on a Pattern
' of !ACC, form" the principle or the Label, under which is the signs.
t u re in red. A. Rowland and Son, No. 20, Ilattuo (louden, revolt% a
unique wrapper, in which is enclosed the Genuine Bottle of
Macassar Oil, with a treatise on the Hair (a new Edition). The
Wrapper is sailed at each end with the Dame and address of the
Proprietor', who again request • strict observance of the above,
, without which none can be genuine. The larger Bottles have the
Yellow ,Paper es before, with the new label.
London, England, 1824-10-30

BAVERSTOCK ON BREWING AND MALTING.
This day is published, in are Octavo Volume, price 10s.
TREATISES ON BREWING, by the late JAMES
BAVERSTO(K, Ea+ with Notes, and an introduction
containing a Biographical Sketch of the Author, and tee Papers
on Specific Gravity, including an Account of the various Hydro-
statical Instruments which have been used in the Brewery; and Go
hi A LTINO. By J. 11. RAVE ILSTOCK,
The process of Batcwswo (as the Compiler justly observes in
his prefatory remark.) " is a science, depending for its success
upon certain and Invariable principles, and is not a mere mechani-
cal operation, performable by any menial and illiterate person
whom it may he convenient to employ in it; and it is, in conse-
quence, beginning to rank as high among the arts and scientific
manufactures, as the enormous duties which it pays entitles it to
among the revenues of the kingdom. "
Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane.