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CONTRACT FOR MINERAL. TAR.
NAVY-OFFICE, Oct. 16. 1326.
IV HE Principal Officers and Commissioners of his Na-
-1 •ean's Nary do hereby gire Notice,
roar 041 TII URSDA V. the 26thiamant. at One o'Clork. they
will be Isady to treat with such riensswa as may be willing to coil.
tract for supplying his Majesty's Doeiligasill at Deptford with
S!sty Thousand Gallons of ,

Has room for Measurement Goods only. -
VOR CA lA,UTTA, the fine new first class Ship
1: SAINT LEONARD. JOIN Itt,THERFORD Com-
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Has Nast accommodations for Passengers.
For Freight or Passage apply to Messrs. Hunter and Co., 19,
Old Broad-street ; or to
BUCKLES, BAGSTER, and BUCHANAN,
33, Ilark•lane.

SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS.
INIORTGAGE.—TIio above Sum is ready to be
advanced urn unexceptionable Securities.
Particulars way be known on applications, by principals or their
solicitors, at the Office of 31r. Tyndale, Lincoln's
AMES COOPER, dPiarasaLl.— All • persons having
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are requested to *end the partiralara thereof without delay. and
all persons indebted to the said Estate ate requirod forthwith to
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and S. Pearce. Phillips, and Bolger, Solicitors, St. Swithin's-lane,
Landon.

STORMING OF RHURTPURE.

Though the date of the following letter is old, yet the
details are, in f great measure, new. The description of
the appalling circumstances of the assault is•deeply inte-
resting ; and what gives it greater value is, that it is writ-
ten by an officer high on the staff of the atmy.
" liela.Quarters, Ithurtpore, Feb. 7.
" It would be thought, perhaps, treating generals and maw*
rot, with superciliousness, if I were to say nothing.of them OM
this setae of their recent achievemAlts. My being present, wild
part of the army, here, I account ors at the most extraordinary at•
eurrences in my services of 33 years inial climates of the habitable
glca•e, and I would not have missed this, and the welaele of the
morning of the 18th of last month, for any consideration under the
sun. Long before this can reacts you, you will be aware of dm ka,,
manse army eollectekfor the attack of this Ogee under the ow'
inander.in-Chief, I.OM Combertnere; by which this fortified Off
and citadel were invented on the 10th of December ; and dealt ••
Pushes were carried on forthwith. The enemy had made aessrat
gallant attacks without success. They had, fortunately for oar ope-
rations, delayed letting the water into the ditch, until the day be-
fore our troops presented themselves; a eerier the cavalry on for.
tensile enough to fall in with the enemy's division that wereeetßog
the dikes of the jeel (or reservoir) reserved for the filling of it; these
were defeated and dispersed, and we kept possession of the water.
la $ few days our ordnance opened on the fortress, shell and shot,
the enemy kept up a heavy fire also. It was found that our
shot made but alight impressifon on the immense thick
twerklarsltyeadtiilllyet,l
nuotpwlyththe
the place, and the little that was ma* is the day was
sandingen ryth.i_n tfihreeniugst,. wwasho coakeptienusedponto
the place, the whole night. However, on the 17th of Ja.
daisy, a breach in the long-necked bastion on the left being said
to be nearly practicable, and an impression being made on the bee.
tion on the right, under which one of the mines (it containing
12,000 lb. of powder) had been extended ur.der the ditch, it was
resolved to give the assault on the morning of the 18th, and the
springing of the great mine was to be the signal, fot advancing ;
when the Commander in Chief gave the order to fire it I happened
to be near him, and from the angle of that mortar battery beheld
livery grand sight; (while waiting in silent anxiety for the great ex.
.pleslon, two trifling ones took place, the blowing up the counter-
ecarp,and there was an exclamation, Has the mine failed?) at the
awe Instant, the ground*, the wall, the bastion, and its cavalier.
ap-
pared to heave up: then an explosion, with a trembling of the
earth, took place; clouds of dust and masses of earth rose up sod
rolled off likeithe waves in a stormy ocean ; some of the troopeemt
officers, especially of his Majesty's litleregiment, who were welt.
ing too near. suffered much ; they told me afterwards it was as if
the last day had come and overwhelmed them in palpable deris-
ion; but it was the last day to twenty-two octhe 14th grenadiers,
who were killed on the spot, and many olficera were nearly so.
The Commander in Chief owed his safety to his military secre-
tary (Colonel Finch) pulling him down on his face; Bftgadiee.
Generals 31•Combe and Patton were knocked down, apparently
lifeless ; maay had their limbs so shattered as to regales
immediate amputation. However, the view from the battery
now showed the rampart and wall rocking and tumbling down,
crowded with the enemy, who were overwhelmed in ruins; in the
' interstices ni the smoke from all kinds of fire-alms and inflam-
mable materials of the besieged were seen their sabres flashinggin
the morning's sun, and the points of hundreds of spears gleaming,
Its the dark breach, at which the 14th Regiment and General Rey-,
nell's division had already commenced the light, supported by the
Iskth, and General Niebol'a division, headed by Brigadier-General
Edwards, whom you knew in the 31auritius as Deputy Quarts.
Master-General, in General Sir if. il'artle's time, and who early
received a mortal wound, a two-pound shot entering under his left
davkle, passing through the lungs, and coining out under the right
scapula ; he lived thirty hours, anti is univentally, regretted by the
army; he has left a wife and four young children; she, poor crea-
ture, rushed into his tent in the middle of the night, while I was
-sitting up with him, having travelled from Agra in an incredible'
short time. The 19th anenilled. and carried the bastion on the
left; the slaughter in the 14th and 59th, and of the enemy at these
breaches, were very great; but the enemy (notwithstanding their
brave and determined resistance) were soon compelled to give way,
and the above two regiments proceeding. one to the right and the
other to the left, round the ramparts, fighting at every step, while,
under them, mines were continually exploded, at law met over one
of the gates. I saw on that morning at least 4,000 dead of the
enemy, many of them, indeed the most of them, of Herculean
forms, with grisly beards—veterans who, having' fought and con-
quered in Lord Lake's attacks, were resolved neither to give nor
accept of quarter, but to live or die with their country's glory.
" The usurper, Doonjun Sal, with his family, attempted to
demo during the storm, and had succeeded as far as the last ()four
21111110. *bat JANUS 4f /be cavalry mopped them ; a.shiseeish ea.
, in which the royal party were overpowered, and it was only
int the cavalry's stripping them (according to their custom), and
seeing jewels and gold mohira roll about, that they discovered the
mak of those they had taken. One of Doonjun's sons had his an.
shot off in the skirmish; 1 saw him shortly after; he said it
wage* what a soldier must expect and bear; nor would he per.
mit any one to hold his hand whilst it wax dress. d. and he neither
winced [nor flinched. Titia young Jhaut is only 91 years old.
" The citadel surrendered at discretion as soon as they saw our
guns brought to bear on the gates and other posts. Thus has
Bhurtpore. so long the boast and pride of Hint.ooetan, ceased to
tower, and at last lies humbled in her gore ; avenging the many
gallant fellows who suffered in Lord Lake's attacks, which were as
heartless as they were headless. It wait here Colonel Lindsay lost
his leg, and I could not has think of him, while Lieutenant Daly,
oldie 14th Grenadiers, a very fine young fellow, was having his
leg amputated at the breach. The booty found here has not
equalled the expectations of many ; it does not exceed fifty lace
of rupees altogether t a. for me, 1 am not disappointed, for I never
expected any. it Is said that the Government claims all that
waittaken on account of the Rajah • and if it is right, with all my
heart; the young Rajah has been put on the musnud ; he to
frightfully disfigured with the smallpox, and bears no comparison
with his cousin, Doorjun's son, of the sante age. All the strong
fertresses of the Jauts, Dreg. Comen, der. surrendered upon the
fall of the master fortress ; the result must have the most beneficial
abets for the Indian Government, in the alteration that will fol-
low of the feelings of the natives regarding its power, and means
of establishing and extending its influence 5 the conclusion being,
that if Bhurtpore, whirl their Brahmins declared inaineible
(being under the protection of their gods in an especial manner),
could-not resist us, that nothing can withstand the British force ;
had it not succeeded here, it is supposed that the whole of India
were prepared to rise against sit, and that the retreat of the 10,000
would be a trifle to the one we might attempt,to return to Calcutta.
This army is under marching orders against the Rajah of Alvar,
*oho refuges to give up hie minister that attempted to assassinate
.Anoter flux, wheat the Government have patronized, lie was one
,ofthe adventurers to whom Lord Lake gave away, they say, a Jag.
biteclose to Alvar, for want of any other to accept of it. He,
Lend Lake, it seems, beg_ to dispose of many in the same way.
This Amen Bee having liver to intrigue and intermeddle
lids" the Altar Government eve Ince, had at last throe of hi
In cut off ni in a tunic !yid' smut ws its the dark. The Rajah
'tioaiTa show of not giving up -file Misters; but Sir Charles
hltteatf will hear of nothlogless, otherwhas this army will* on his
.bask, sad his fortress, which is said to be nearly as strong as Bhurt-
pore, will be, of coarse, shaken about Minus; hut hie he only a
/bee of fem., dashed over with daub. of bullying; he must, of
course, yield, end after giving up the minister*, and being Kama*
a little, will ,e allowed to remain in slabs gag. As for this same
Alas& Box: who tithe? he looks a scoundrel. In coming up here,
bowleg admired Senates, Allababad, and Cavmpert, &c. Dream=
delighted at Agra ; if you have not seen the Sab-there, it is fully
•hsti year while to come from London to see it-; it is all of the
purest white marble, with three domes and four mioarets, finished
with all the nicety of the ivory castles in a first eh* Chinese chess.
man: On the tombs within the great cbauthiM ender the great
(*Rs (and all around that chamber), are ielaidAia tba Moak
fashion) the most beautiful flowers. formed of the most oedema
'isms ; in one anemone I counted above a handred.Alfhe'flowers and
are exquisitely shaded. There is another noblfchamber below
*.dals, and equally beautifully inlaid, in which the bodies are placed
* tombs filly as magnificent as those alcove; the light' here is dim :
• die. descent is by a flight of marble stairs, but the whole and
every part is polished white marble: while here, an officer
In the room above sane, every note of which came to our tars,
,with the truest mullion ; never was much an echo heard ; It
seemed as if the organ. of St. Paul, Westminster. Yormater,
'and twenty others, were breathing their softest strains, slowly
*ailing on us, then swelling, and becoming louder, till the gin.
slonshadding rebounded and resounded the divine sounds. It was
rat *sec. The whole is raised on a high platform of white marble,
the centre of a garden, with walks, and 6011.ervoirs for the purest
*alter, all of marble, with fountains, and Peace sparkling
through trraLtd Rowan era kinds, ae Woad ancient cypress,
tilreetaing w •r• and
with biro— with

MINERAL. TAR,
To be delivered by or before 31st March, 1827.
.t form of .the tender may be seen at this office. No tender will
ke received after one o'clock on the day of treaty, nor any noticed
:.nless the party or on agent for him attends.

BRITISH and FOREIGN SEAMEN'S FRIEND
SOCIETY, and BF.TITEL UNION.
The SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY of the above Institution,
for promoting Morality and Religion amen` Seamen, will be held
this Month, agreeably to the following ent, viz.:—
MONDAY NEXT. October 23, the er. Dr. COX, of Hack.
will PREACH at Surrey Chapel, Blackfriars.road, at half.
pas: rig in the evening.
TUESDAY NEX r, October 24, the Rev. RICHARD BOOT
PREACH at the Wesleyan Chapel, Church-street, Spital.
at balf.rast six in the evening.
WEDNEi.DAY NI-XT, October 25, the Rev. THOMAS
WEILiTER, A.M., Vicar of Oakington. Minister of Taviptoek
Caapel Landon, aryl late Fellow of Qt;eon's College, will
'REACII at St. Ann's Church, Blacktriara, at eleven o'clock in
forenoon.
The ANNUAL MEETING will be held at the City of L.
Tavern. Bishoprgate.strisst, on WEDNESDAY EVEN.
i N4i NEXT. October 25, when the President, the Right Hon.
.tdmiral Lord GAMBIER, (LCIE, will take the Chair, at six
lock precisely.
Tickeb for resented Seats for the ladies may be had en implicit.
•to at the Committee-room, IR, Aldrrnnnbury ; of the Members
." Lae Committee ; or of the Secretarie...
C A REES A LIJE N. Capt. R.N. j Honorary
THOMAS PI I 11A,IPS, ) Secretaries.

II)RITISII INSTITUTION, PAIL-MALL—The
k 1141,ry continues OPEN. with the COLLECTION of
PICTURES, from Cathon Palace, which His MAJESTY has
been graciously pleased to allow the DIRECTORS to LX.
1111:IT.
.I.ln:tasion from Ten toll Five o'clock, Is. Catalogues, Is.
WILLIAM BARNARD, Keeper.

lATENT HARPS.—SCHWIESO and CO., in re
turning thanks for the extensive patronage with whim they
becii honoured. are happy to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and
Wet.ld in general, that they have just obtained his Ma-
s Hopi Letters Patent for a new and brilliant I M PROVE-
211F.NT no the IIA RP. It has 'teen em a subject of complaint,
:nl.l the Makers' attention strongly directed to remove, those no. 1
phssing jars to which Harps have always been found subject—a
sl:sithaatitni, however, till turn, unaccomplished. Schwieso and
Co.'s Patent will be found effectually to remedy this defect, giving
a fulness and richness of tone to the Instrument hitherto unknown,
as well also as facilitating very considerably the movement cf the
:hlulit. They Will be happy to give proof a this most interesting
.hscnvery to any Lads. or Gentleman who will honour them with a
at their Establishment, 263, Regent-street, where an extensive
.assortment of elegant and brilliant-toustl Harps and Pianofortes is
:Jnitantiy en Sale.
Mr. A great v3rtety of Spanish Gnitars on sale.
„* Mari and Pianofortes Lent on Hire; Roman Strings of
we first quality.

SHIPPING INTRI-LIGENCR.
LIVERPOOL, bformalr, OCT. 16.
The Thalestris, Stewart. from Liverpool, for Rio de Janeiro,
has arrived at Milford 17th inst. : Nymph, Kennedy, from St.
Domingo, has arrived at Cowes; Tolson, Sharp, from Pictnu has
arrived at Cork ; Laurel, Dunlop, from Liverpool, has arrived at
Havannah Ath of September.

The Glasgow, Mitchell, from Glasgow for Liverpool, was seen
oft Ramsay Bth inst. dismasted. The Luna took her in tow on the
9th, In order to go into Douglas, but they were obliged to stand to
the Eastward in consequence of a fresh breeze.
Sailed yesterday the Golden Fleece. Evans, for Bahia; Byron,
Andrews. for Nassau ; Hugh Wallace, Winder, for New Orleans;
Jane, Holmes. for ditto; Rapid, I,Vhiuyates, for Jamaica: Hardy,
Campbell. for Havannah; Antigua Packet. Smith, for Bordeaux;
Clarissa Ann. Owen, for Charleston ; Montague, Walker, for
Jamaica; Salina, Lorglield, for Mobile; Freeland, Kennedy. for
Pernambuco; Indian. Mathews. for St. Thomas's; Dorset, Gib-
son, for Savannah; Colombia, Graham, for New York; Fortune,
Anderson, for Sicily ; Johanna, —, fur Dantaic ; and Pandora,
Covey, fur Barbadoea.

otS'Athe"crebraj jets .1
°R"In I the'O IsnA7ncr,
batnd
Ptuprietor
most respectfully to Caution the Nobility. Families, and the Pur
:lc. against the daily Frauds anti Impositions practi.ed by twiny
London and Country Oilmen, who are offering for sale spurion,
; mupositions of their own us Rending Sauce.
None are genuine butehose which have the narks sealed with the
impression " J. Cocke. Reading," and also these words, on oranges
totottred labels, " Reading Sauce, for Fish, enriching Ornvies.
preoswil and sold, wholesale and retail, by J. Cocks,
Beatlog."
IVarrantil to keep good seven years, in any climate.
It is presumed that no sauce ever met with such general appro.
in Lion sad emensive sale; it is patronised and recommended by
mint families in the kingdom, and retailed in London by two hun-
dred stud fifty of the moot respectable • Oilman and Fish-saute
Vendors ; in Bath, by thirty ; Bristol, twenty ; Edinburgh, Mos-
'fli.mt P.smh. ami Aberdeen. fifty ; and in every city. market-
town, and wmetisg-place, by nearly all the respectable Fish-sauce
dealer; : most of whom sell
CO( K's genuine add superior ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES,
rnasie with, prime (ketone Fish, rich no possible.

FALMOUTH% OCT. I3.—Artived the Gipsy, Bon, from St.
Domingo.—Wiod S.E.
P. fl OcT. I4.—Arrived the William and - Thomas,
Smith, from Prince Edward's Island; passed. Oct. I, lat. 45.
IS, long. 37. 4, a large brig. timber laden, with ,t Pomona" on
the stern, no prrson on board, and the mainmast hanging over
her bow.

PLYMOUTH, Oct. ll—Arrived the Dove, Mitchel, from Lon.
don. for Teneriffe ; the Awls. Hunt, the Newcastle, Ridley, and
the Twlns,'Juvett, from St. Petershurgh. Passed the Ketawell,
Armstrong, from the Cape.—Wind S.E.
PORTSMOUTH, Om 16.—Aniead the Juno, Betts. from
Antwerp ; and the Courier, Conon, from ditto. His. Majesty's
ship Dartmouth came into harbour. Sailed the 'Wellington, Evans,
for Madras.—Wind S.W.
DEAL. OCT, W.—Remain, with a brig, outward bound, the
Stately. Edgar, for JAriaticat and the,Amity, Gray, for the Cape.
—Wind S.W.
finauEspro, Oct. 111.--Awiied the Harriet, Mosley, from
St. Petersburgh • the Minba, Pill. frommpso Grenada ; the Argo,
Martin, from BOrdesux ; the Wilson, Sin, from Quebec ;
the Sandwich, Adland, from Grenada, and Flora, Sharpe, from
Sierra Lane.—Sailed the Andromeda, Muddle, for New South
Wales ; the James and Theresa, Acton, for Bordeaux ; the Deme-
rara, Venables, for Demerara; the Melton, Wilson, for Hon-
duras; and the Brasil packet, Seariett, for Trieste.
STANGATE CREEK. OCT. IS.—The Saucy Jack, arrived from
Malaga, spoke on the Ist inst. In let. 39. long. le. the Cambrian
(steamer) Nixon, from London to Demerara, standing to the
westward • she had experienced Wavy S.W. gales, and her paddles
were out Of order.
MALDON, OCT. 15.—0 n the sth Wet. the William end Henry
was run foul of at night south of Shields. by a large foreign ship,
who hail a Shields pilot on Ward, by which two stauncheons, part
of the bulwark?, and jib:boons of the William and Mary were car-
ried away.
CARDIFF, OCT. 15.—The Trypbena, Martin, in going on the
I Hard yesterday, to ship her rudder, ran on her own anchor, and
pierced a hole In her bottom. • On the return of the flood she was
got into the canal, and is now discharging her cargo.
CORK, OCT. 13.—The crew of the Active, of Jersey, Martin,
bound to Newfoundland, arrived here, having abandoned their
vessel on the 17th ult. in lat. 45. 35., long. 30. ; she lost her
rudder twelve days previous, and had bcome a complete wreck.—
Wind N.W.

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The Oracle of Health for July, containing—The Treatment of
Cholera Morbus or Bile Flax—Emollient Oyster for ditto—On
the Medical Properties of Wines—The Ade!tendon of Wines—
Easy and effectual 3lethods for the Treatment of Accidents—On
Fashionable Diseases, by Dr. Adair—Rules for Travelling in Eng-
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—To Cure Stammering or Hesitation of Specch—Captain Jekyll's
Vapour Bath—To Improve the Sight by Bisected Glasses—The
Monopoly of Tert—Dungeroes Effects of Swallowing Fruit Stones
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a pardon of tit. it profession, added to the approaching dreary sea-
son, so utgeotly erase.

Obntents of No. 1. ( Firth Edition).—About 1,000 copies of this
Number were sold in Lea lon alone, in the first two weeks.--Oyster
Eating, by Pr. Kitchener—Medical Effects of Oysters in Con-
sumptions and Fevers—Effects of Smoking Tobacco on the Health
—Eating Scientifically—Circassian Mode of Frocuring fine Eye-
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PARIS, OCT. 14.—Letters from Havannsh, received at Havre,
state that Admiral Laborde sailed fromrhot port the 29th August,
with his squadron, supposed for the Coot of 51exico ; that the
squadron was seen on the 6th ult. in lat. 30. long. 79., and one of
the frigates was spoken with on the Bth, in let. 33. long. 75., run-
ning to the South-east, having experienced a violent hurricane for
many hours.
ELSINORiI, OCT. 7.—The Forester, of Boston, Sowle, from
St. Petersburgh, has been on shore in Lessee, but got oft' by as-
sistance, and proceeded.
S3IYRNA, SerT. 5.—111 s Majesty's ships Cambrian, Seringa.
patam, and Rose, with marines from on board the Revenge, which
ship remains here with the Olasgow and Medina, sailed a few days
ago, supposed for the purpose of looking after pirates; although
no further depredations hare been heard of. The Medina left on
Ist Inst. near Samos. the Willianaina, Alfred, Thomson, and
Nimble, from Alexandria, bound to this place.
The Frew Anna Margaretta, llockruter, of Flensburg, bound
to Hull, was abandoned the 9th inst. in the North Sea, having
sprung a, leak.
The Active, Westlake, from Jersey to Newfoundland, was
abandoned the 17th ult. in let. 43. long. 30.. being a complete
wreck.
The Pomona (timber laden) was fallen in with, abandoned 2d
inst. in let. 45. long. 37.
On the 12th ult. lat. 33. 16, long. 58.96., the St Lucia, arrived
at Liverpool, experienced a severe hurricane from the S.S./6-, and
on the 24th in 14t. 40. 6., long. 40. 34., experienced another
heavy gale.

No. 11. (Fifth Edition) contains—Easy Shaving on Chymical
Principles—Medical Effects on Health by Beer, I'orter, and Ale,
by Sir A. Carlisle and Mr. Brandt—Means of Escaping Gout and
Rheumatism. Nearly Forty Articles in all.

No. Ili. (Fifth Edition) contains—Weekly Plans of Family
1 eollolllY—Estiontes for Incomes of a Guinea a Week and 3001.
liar—Diseasei Cured without :Ile Heine, by Diet and Regimen
only—Nervous Females. In all above Forty Articles.

No. IV. (Fifth Edition) Suicidil Melancholy—Prescriptions
for Asthma anti Rheumatism—Errors in Education causing
Suicide—Utility of Silk Waistcoats—Experiments on Beef, Veal,
Port, &c. by Sir A. Coo ~r—Desk Diseases, contracted in count-
ing buuses—Disorders of the Utinary Organs. In all above forty
Articles.

No. V. (Fifth Edition)—Holiday Diseases of Young People—
Laxative Draught for disordered Stomach—Art of Thriving—The
Beauty of the dyes—Nervous Diseaaes, caused by Novel Reading
—Means of improving the Tone of the Voice. In all about fifty
Articles.

Ne. VT. (Fifth Edition)—Glasgow Punch, a Preventive of
Gout, Gravel, and Stone t* by W. Graham, Eq. Apothecaries
and their Abornimtbks—Science of Strengthening Exercise—Rules
for Sleep. h all above fifty Articles.
No. VII. ( Fifth Edition)—Alarm of Small Pox after Vacci-
nation. with Testa of *work/ for all who have been vaccinated,
front one to twenty years ago; by Dr. Gregory—Economical
Experiments on Wheat, Bread, flutter, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Coda,
ice.—Disetises from Shaving and Snufttaking. In all about fifty
Articles.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, Octorma HI.
SIIIPS ENTERED iNWAILDS.—.IIIO* 0001,011111 s, Watt, from
Grenada; Celerity, Thompson. from Jersey; Prince Coburg,
from Jersey ; Nelson, Phillips, from Jersey • Lord Ver-
non, Langdon, from Gijon; Hymn, Souper, from ftrandholm ;
Frau Geoma, Friiimers, from Ilormcrsiel ; Liberty, Hill. from
Archangel; lawn, Ellen, from Archangel ; Satisfaction. Keeft,
from Danizic ; Catherine Green, Boyle, from goebtie ; Brie fie-
broedna, Frerieks, from Elsfleth ; Union, Gallas/11y, from Har-
lingen; Lively, Finch. from Harlingen; Atlas, Jones, from
Petersburgh; Jung Frau Anna, Frozen, from Tonningen ; Prinz
Paul Frederich, Hamm, from Rostock; Taube, Hinzman, from
Rostock; Iris, Flinch, from Rostock ; Twee Gebroeders. Over-
zee, from Worewin; Vrouw Elizabeth, Vander Sterne, from Os-
tend: Julius, Wilson, from S. Kitt's; Orators, Gilzean, from
F. Ventura, Tenniffe, and Cork:' Brutus, Rose, from New
South Wales; Mary Ann, Motley, from Cape Hayden; Charm-
ing Molly, Farrier, from Havre; Amelia. Adanis, from Jersey ;
Tiberius, Lister, horn Kiel; Prince Frederick, Hart, from Rot-
t ntiffila ' Laveraek, from
Taylor,

No. VIII. Marks of Consumption just beginning, begun. con-
firmed—Tests of Danger in Consumption—Rest method of Clean-
ing the Teeth—Latly :Horgan's Tooth-brush and strengthening
Wash for the Teeth and Gums—Qualities of .Irrow-root—Economy
of a Clergyman of Small Income.
No. IX.—To cheek Consumption, and draw it off from the
Lungs—To prevent or relieve a Consumptive Cough—Cause of
Cough—Powerful Cough Preventive—Economy of a Bachelor,
who has LW. a year—Ladles' Diseases.
No. X.—Disordem from Overgrowth—Alkaline Draught for
Acidities and Weakness—Removal of Weakness--Cure of Ulcers
in the Longs—Wimts for Breakfast—Economical Estimates for
1501. and 2001. a year—Economical Home-brewed.
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No-XL—Summer Amusements for Inralids—How to Darden
and Strengthen tho Bones--Cause and Remedies far Freckles—
Roman Balsam for the Skin—Purifying
Nervous indigestion.
No. XII. Desk Diseases--Causes anti
Openin_! Pins far slow Bowels—Laisti
Test of the vsd.e of Hop.--Seout Hoteit
tions and early Old Alp! Cause and Preventives,

No. Xilf.—Curreney and Patronage of
',hints of hot weather—Treatnieot of
flux—Bitter Tonic for the :Sowell,.

No. X lV.—Hints for choosing Spectacles.
School Diseases and School Vices, by gOr•
meat of the consequent Debility—Evils
posed—Economical Elder Wino, tte.
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No. Xl7.—ties Wenn Medicines—.
tare— Medical Critiques on Old Women'
Starts for AmmarDrinkers—Remedy
Ressipfor NIMINIST Oil—Monopoly of
Physicians, it.
No. xin.....4)Worders of the Duels
of Infants and Children is Health and
Starlet Fever ied Measles—Strengthening .
Thin Hair, &C.
Published by J. Bullock, 163, Strand;
Booksellets in Town and Country.

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FROM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTR. •
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
War (*es, Oct. 16, 1826.
let Regiment of Dragoontmards--Cornet Gr. H. Thompson m be
Lieutentot, by purchase. vice Dashes, ytanxted. Ensige E. C.
H. Wilkie, from the sth Foot, to be Corn by purchase, Ince
Thompson.
4th Regiment of Light Dragoone—Oornet and Adjutant J. Barri.
eeo to have the rank of Lieutenant. Cornet and Ridingmewer
J. Henley, from the sth Dragoon Guards, to be Cornet, without
purehr.,yee Villiers, promoted.
1311sdit .L. Monet, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
promoted.
Regiment or Foot Geards--Captain W. Stewart, fiom
C.4llZilifi,murlys. to
theeceilvtentiriwandtiff andnoCa. pule, vice H. Murray,
ti(ils:nom—Captain U. W. Buller, from the half-pay,
to be Capteln.vice F. (I. Drewry, who exchanges, receiving the
difference. Gentleman Cadet W. P. Jonas, front the [loyal Mi-
litary College, to be Ens4n, by pitrehose, vice Wilkie, appointed
to the Ist Dragoon Guards.
10th ditto-0. Staunton, Gent. to be Ensign, by porctase, vice
Franke, promoted.
20th ditto—Ensign T. Burke to be Lietnenont, without purchase,
vice Pitts, appointed to the 72.1 Foot. W. Eloustoun, Gent. to
be Ensign. vice Burke.
29th ditto—Ensign P. S. FitsOersid to boL4O 10,01 k.
chase, vice Bell, promoted. Gentlemen
Humphreys, from the Royal Military College, to be Ensihn,
by purchase, sire FitzCerald.
35th ditto—Captain (kerne Tualto as be Major. ly Wobble. vice
Shaw, promoted. Captain E. S. Butler, Iron -the half-pay,
to be Captain, vice Teulon.
36th dicto—Captaiji J. Meade, from the half.Pai-•!to he Captain,
paying the difference to the Half-pay Fund, it. Bayley,who
exchanges.
40th ditto—Lieutenant W. Williams, from thd7th Foot, to be
Lieutenant, rite Moore, who exchanges. .•
50th ditto—Serjeant-Major W. White, from t Coldstream Foot
Oltenia, to be .10jatent, with the rank of *Olga, vice Gill, pro-
moted.
53d ditto—Captain P. 11111. from the half-isap„.to be Captal rice
.5. Gardner, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
57th ditto—Lieutenant G. Moore, from the 40th Foot, to be Lieu-
tenant, vice Williams, who exchanges.
70th ditto—Ensign E. Kirwan to be Lieutenant, by purchase‘
vice Jell, promoted.
74th ditto—Captain C. A. Campbell, from the 42d footet• be Cap-
tain. vice Hillier, promoted.
96th ditto—Captain B. Scott, from half-pay 25th Light Dra-
goons, to be Paymaster, vice Furlong, appointed to the 2i Drs.
goon Guards.
BREVET.
H. Roberts, Esq. late Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel and Alajor in the
3d Foot. to have the rank of Lieutenant.Cohmel upon the Cohti-
nest of Europe only.
Al. M'Pherson, Esq. late Major upon half-pay, to have the rank
of Major upon the Continent of Europe only.
Captain C. Bayley, of the 36th regiment of Foot, Commandant of
the Island of (loco, to have the local rank of Major In the Ile -
diterranean only.

HOSPITAL STAFF.
Brevet Inepecter. W. W. Fraser to be Inspector' of llospitalr.
J. D. Walker, gem. to be Hospital Assistant to the Forces, vice
Geddes, promoted. t
USATTACHE6.
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel H. T. Shaw, from the 35th Foot, te be
Lieutenant-Colonel of Infantry, by purchase.
Captain H. Knight, from the Bth Light Dragoons, to be Moirr of
'unitary, by purehate.
To be Captains of Infantry, by purchase-Lieutenants H. Jell',
front the 7111 Foot; Sir W.*ott, Bart. from the 2d Lite Guards ;
B. Kerr. from the Ist Foot; J. Steuart. Iron the 47th Foot ;11.
Bell, from the atth Foot ; D. C. C. Ellice, from the hat Dra-
goon Guards.
SIEMORANDA.
The undermentioned ()dicers have been allowed to dispose of
their half-pay •
Licutenent-i olonel R. lialyburton, &tired List 7th Royal Vete-
ran Benetton.
Mejoe T. V. Straubenve. half-pay Royal Artillery.
Captains-J. )hurray, half pay 91st loot; A. Dela Bretechr, half.
pay Chasseurs lertranniques; N. Freer, half-pay New Bruns-
wick Fencibles : G. C. Colclough, hall-pay 1034 Foot; and R.
Macintosh, full-pay Portuguese Officers.
The undermentioned Officers, having Brevet rank superior to
there regimental commissions, have accepted promotion upon half...
pay. according to the General of the 25th of April. 4826 :-
;brevet Lieutenent.Celonel A. Bumpier, from the fifth Foot, to be
l'- Isimittreses.Colenel cal Infattny.
atevet Major G. Hillier, from the 74th Foot, to te 51*w of
Infantry.
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- DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY,
Left at the Bankrupt Olice, ander Act 6, Geo. 4, cap. 16. sec. 6.
JOHN WHAT, Wood-street, Cheapslde, silk-warehouscman.
(Filed Oct. 14, 1026.)
Cot. 1 m 31.1roNet.n. Liverpool. sun . (Filed (ct. 10. IMC.)
SVALTER GIVATAIN, Chepstow, Monmouth, builder. (1•14.41
Oct. 16, 1826.)
WILLIAM THOMAS DAINVOII, Piccadilly, furrisbing-iron-
monger. (Filed Oct. Ili, 1828.)
HENRY (lARONER, Paradise-street, Rctherhlthe, cabinet-
maker. (Filed Oct. 17, 1820)
BANKRUPTS.
JOHN ISAAC HOLIIIRD, Beechortreet, Barbican. and (;11.:40w,
shoemaker, to surrender Oct. 24, at 1, Nov. 3, at IL and 28. at 1,
at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor. Air. G. Wells, bondon-stieet,
Ratcliffe. • • • . •
GERARD JOHN ne: WITTE, Willow-place, Hackney, mer-
chant, Oct. 24, at 12, 31, and Nov. 23, at 11, at the Bankrupts'
Court. Solicitor Mr. Bison, Jewry-street, Aldgate.
DAVID Bourns, Rodney-street, Liverpool, silk-mercer, Oct..
34, Nov. 4, at 11, and 28, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor,
Mr. James, Bueklersbury.
WILLIAM HILL STAMP and WILLIAM NIL HOLSON,
Norway-wharf. Milbank-street. Westminster, timber-suerehauts.
Oct. 24, at 1, Nov. 3, at 11. and 28, at 1, at the Bah kru en' Court.
Solicitors. Messrs. Nettleshipp and Bicknell, Grocers ILtil.
JOHN POTTER, Salford, Hour-dealer, Nov. O. 9, and 23, at 9,
ate leit_ditar bur, Deanagate, Manchester. Solicitors, Mr. T. R.
Atimm. St. James's-square, Manchester ; and Mr. Makinsonl
SUM, Temple.
Wial.kept Rc, etxson, Salford, victualler. Nov. 7,A, and 26,
at 9, at Ilayward's lintel, Manchester. Solicitoes, Mr. J. Booth,
Marsden-west, Manchester; and Messrs. Hurd aid Johnson,
Winch-walk, Temple.
II AIIIITON and SAMUEL ASHTON, Stockport,setton-
spinmeg, Now. 13, 14, and 28, at 9, at the Star Inn, Alanclieskr.
Sollehlgrat liksini. Kay and Derbyshire, Manchester; and Messrs.
Mlinti " Parry, Temple.
WILLIAM ROSE, sea., Spileby, Lincolnshire, skopkesPer. Oct.
30, 31, and Nov. 211, at 11, at the White Hart Inn, Spilsby. So.
Papa, Messrs. Walker, Spileby ; and Mews. Ellis, Sons,
liralnealey. and Gorton, Chanc!ry-lane.
Cuweereani: llosuitehxgr,e 51arthyrsTo/rde,4,fitlai2noarfir giii7e.
4Ed.:4,, ....4„,ner: :II Rooms, lire:nrl. Solicitors,* Sir. E. Bigg,
buildings buildings ; and Mr. L. Bigg, Bristol. .
. DIVIDENDS.
. . .
J. Hemp, Deasscroll, Yorkshire' clothier, Nov. 7. at 12, at
the Bankrupts' Catert-J. Joyner. R.Surridp, end J. b. Jorge:,
Bombed; tinkles, Nov. 7, at 11, at the lawitfula exu"-S.
Humphreys, Pog-plea. numbest; Nod., 7,
at 10, at she ' Court-el. 0..81-, 3liddle-rayoaig-
iftste7
born, and C y, perfumer, Nov. 7. at 11, at she Bank-
rupts' Court-H. King West Smiddialdriswine,
manufacturer, Nov. 7. at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court-I-W. Wood.
Betolpit.lase fruitkaben, Nos. 7, at 11, at the &akin's.' Court
T. Stabb end J. Proton, Tanya', Dews re. oat A. S.
Pewee, sottolph-lass, Imenthanta, loy• 7, at 11, at 1311firxelkniPle.
C0tut.....1. Lee, Loan, linin Nov. 8, at 11, at thaCtlist-hease.
Leeds-J. sad J. Parker, Itesta,. cottoa.manuhaturent.Fluv.B,
at 10, at the Albion Hotel, Manchester-H. and T.Earl. Miner**,
wholesale Macungie, Nov. 7, at jft, at the Bankrupts' Court-C.
Kunber, . Wilbourne, Berkshire, brewer, Nov. 10, at 11, at the
Bankrupts' Court-W. Oliver, Hamilton-row, Dattle.bridge,
builder, Oct. 24, at 11,at the Banktuyts' Court-C. Samuel, White
Horm-ene, Mile-end, sew-dealer, Nov. 7. at 10, at the Baultrupt.'
Court -T-Sykee, Bath Easton, Somersetshire, clothier, Oct. 27, at
11, M the Bankrupts' Couit-J. Billinge, Warnford-coutt, broker,
Nov. 10, at 10. at the Bankrupts' Court-R. Damien, Norwich,
linen-draper, Nov. 10, at 11, at the Banknir.s. Court-H."l'.
Robinson, Gun-street. Aetillery-ground, silk-mahufacturer, Nov.
10, at• 10, at the Bankrupts' Gourt-.J. Poole, Brent-Eleigh. Set.
folk, brewer. Nov. 9, at 12, at the White Lion Inn, Had/ewer,
Suftlilk-J. Wainhouse, Halifax, ', dyer, Nov. 8, at P 1
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a Itemedias far Trainee— Ti'Brio, Lister, from Kid ; Prince Transmit, Hart, from got. .....ottio --„-- --- --;•• , ilium
Mg Water fur the Skin— teaso ; Animus, Pearson, horn Antigua ; Itto, Icsorsek, from weePmg wiumn4 lihrr'" "'l've ' 6.....-
'- - 'an kei ....
Hull; Colombia, Wilson, from Tobago; Prince Regent, Taylor, ' Sofiblk—J. IV - nowt Halif Y rkshi d -1
, as, 0 re, yer, Nov. 0, at I,
trees with bloom:mans beautiful and.as sweet ; finely contrasted with
and Symptoms of Piles— from Tobago; Thetis, Rutherford, frarn Hamburg's; Dandy, the date, cocoa-nut, and arena trees. The Tage tmenad) was at the Ala
v. Olio, Ualiras...E. IVinser, Teatertlen, Kent,
mire for Piles—lnfallible Cook, from Rotterdam ; Henn, Faillant, from Calais; and Little erected in HAM by the Emperor Shah Jetsam (grandson of the good grocer, Nov. 10, at 11. at the White Lion lan, Testordcu—J. S.
t Pooch—Ruined Constitn- John, Rothe/1,4h, from Youghal. and glorious Akbar. and father to Aurengobe), to his favourite 'moot Nottingham, hosier, NoV. 9, at. 11. at the Punch
Sultana, Muni* Zemium; it cost 750,0001. sterling. He was Bowl, Nottingham—J. Wetman, Great Surrey.street, Blackfrists-
reventives, &c. ENTIRED OUTitARD9.—Tbe Union. Dean, for &biome and himself confined In it by Anrengzebe, did, and was buried there. road, hat.manufacturer, Nov. 10, at It, at the Bankrupoil Celin—
a the Oracle—Bowel Com. Peetsburgh 1 Nassau, Tremsyne, for Vigo and St. Michael's ; ~ There is a report ar• a inlay of pease betas entered inia by Sir J. Cone!, S. Fletcher, and P. COner, Leeds, corn.radlers, Nov. 9,
Cholera Alorbus, or Bile- Prince ammo, Parker, for Jamaica ; Elbe. Olenderring, for Ham-
burgh ; Deux Arnie, Cornelie, for Ostend,- /loge; and Ghent ; Archibald Campbell with the Burmese, but it is 'mopes! they at 11, at the Court:house, Loadit—TT., 0. F., aid J. W. Brainald,
will deceive him agOn ; if lb, he is an incorrigible fool. If peso Swinton. Yorkshire, earthenware.mantifacturen. Nov. 11, at ILat
fatless by Dr. Kitabma_... Viienduliap, Sehut. for Antwerp; Fame, Hatfidd, for Ham.
Dr. A.„ Y. Buchan—Treat- Vincent's;
he not Mule. Lord CAosberinsia is determined to go to Ara ;so 1 the Public 011ics, Hanley, Yorkshire-IV. Jeffcoat, Kenilworth,
%Farwickshire. can.factoe, Nov. 15, at 1 L at the Globe Inn,
dale, for Hamh r • Helena Wencke, for Bremen • Re. •
is of hoarding
bats, Koper, for remen ; Paris, Stonebouse. for Ehiisore and nth n himself ad .um, has off alaftrindf than CM. toyer, Nov. It, at 11,•at the °olden Lion Inn, Chester—D. Forster.
Pdasburgh ; Aeon. Chadwick, for New York ; flylpria. Lar. ,„„„r --: In a peennimitl„ ;net then ' ; opine an aciasation made Otley, Yorkshire, olltg loos, draw, Nov.ll, at if, at me Black
Method of cloning_ Furni. gie, for St. John' New Brunswick; Peter Proctor,•-Fuller, fi.r ---,.
m's Prescriptions—Valaable Dominica ; Cygnet. n
Rowell, far Elsinore and Riga; Dispatch, cgaiII'ICATES, Nov. 7.
r fur Morning Head.sche— Williams. for end; . Intrepid Packet, Graham, for Volpe.
~y a captain ne... the Slat revment while was staYing at
J. Proudlove and T. Swift, Blackburn, lemadika,aahro-mans.
f Meek-dignity by London yalso and Urns; and Elizabeth, Bottum, foe Tobago. . A few days tine a digressing scene took place at Lille. c
.acturme—W. Martin, Bunyan, Chedilte, attip•earpenter-.. „gip'
CLEMLCDOUTWAILZI9.—The Hero, Hint, for Hiunburgh ; A private of the Sth regiment of the line, ........ ecm•l
enteed to Keay, Phalan-row, Cheat Surreyaltreet, easoli.maker —A. Fyn-
3in Isfairef—Maubdonimr Earl Bathurst, Pound, fur Rotterdam ; Underwood. flemirs. death fur Sneaking his anpsei•ra, was brought out for exe.. bairn, HMO Arms-lardy Ceignan.sweet, •whiu.suelubent_d,
cation. The first chaage .not having killed him, the Etre, Plrtases_.rnort. Mag.alisot, mathan...i.l. gw,.igua. and J.
tad Diseass—Troluisat of raa.oemenra; Malvin, . Nilson for Ltamburith ;
James . ,
WS Lotion fur naWaelle and Smnel, lbe Beeman I Marlow -Kent, )I). Be- Thooms t• a, ~ relied writhed upon the ground in horrible agony, 11" j6ll* "begb' ' Isle: ll* Ph benbAl"-L SWAN Nqumd.
Willson, for Batavia and Singapore; Clemeatiaa, Mattel. for "rt manan it was nnt, till a secontdlachafge was firedihat he waii kT4Anovercalißrejtvacewryr,—Towirrll,; aibreenneren—lt'Lagitrwerlon,-- DoL beSrow„tiin.
rand.. and to be hada-ill Naples; Hope, Burns. for St. 3lichael't ; and Heady, IV dsoo,
for Savannah and Charleston. deprived of lift. Yorkshire, Wooletapler—J. Daniell, Lime-Met, provision-met.