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re Sol ea the 18th Wt., and will positively be the first Ship,
R BE (with liberty to land Passengers at
rusting), the new Ship PERSEVERANCE, WILL
.yNeg T. Commander, (of the Hon. Company's Regular
so`c;io.biginuatill Tom Lying in the City Canal, Madman.
Novo ,•=easainadatiaa for Passengers, and tarries an
(o,W.fiSt'or Plumage apply to Captain Best, at the Ama-
in: CAL'ire ; °I to Moan. WATTS and HEATH,

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TO SPOILTS.ME N. •
DRITIBII FIELD SPORTS; embracing Practical
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and Hermes; also, on• the Illanastemto of Fowling-pieces
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are the object of pursuit ; of Scent, and the reason why one Slog's
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Sealy, his Majesty's Maine, dietrat Ile' the Ist .t4iptember ;
tenant Hawkins, Hon. Company's 31arinc ; Lieutenant Stalkers,
Pioneers; Captain Campbell; Hon. Company's Artillery, left at
St. Helens; Cornet Hamilton; Captain Connor, his Alajesty's
20th Regiment, in charge of invalids; two European servants;
43 invalids, his 31ajesty's 20th Regiment, four women, and seven
children.

Passengen per Ogle Castle, from Bombay, lost on the Goodwin
Sands. the Sd November:—Lieutenants N. Nolan and W.
Howard.

Passenger pa Cornwall, expected at Liverpool from Bombay :
Mrs. Morrison.

ARRIVAL. AT BOMBAY—The Farquharson, Cruikshank, from
St. Helena and London, the 30th June._

SNIP SPOKEN WITH.—The Resource,

SAILINGS FROM BOMBAY.—The Ogle Castle, Weynton, for
London, the '2Bth June, and the Cornwall.. Morrison. for Liver-
pool; the latter ship put back to Bombay the 30th July, having
sprung a leak, and was to unload to be docked.
The Amity, Johnson, was to sail for Greenock about the 15th
July, and the Royal George, Ellerby. for London. the' oth July.
ARRIVALS AT MAF/RAS.—His Majesty's ship Boadicea, Com-
modore Brisbane, from England, the 16th of June ; the Coro-
mandel, Boyce, and Herefordshire, Hope, from London, the 20th
June.

&MINOS FROM Mantras.—The Jenne Laura, Langloin, for
the Mauritius, the 14th June; the Samarang, Reid, and the eno-
Ma, Wilson, for Rangoon, the 19th June; his Majesty's ship
Larne, Kingcome, upon a cruise.
Anntvnt.a AT litttoat.,—The Asia, fisted, from New South
Wales, the Bth June; the Smithy Cantle. Newell, and the Royal
Genes!. Tuning, from London, the 9th June; the Bombay Mer..
chant; Ilughes, from China, the 9th June.
SAILINGS FROM BINGAI.—The S trah, Clarke, for Penang—
sailed 9th June; and the Gloria°, Paterson, fur Bombay—the
12th June.

Atm VALU AT ST. HELSWA—The Mary, Phelps, from the
Cape the llth September : the Ogle Cottle, Weynton, from Bom-
bay, the 17th September, but did not anchor ; the Pioneer, Ward,
from Batavia, the 224 September.
SAILING/I FROM ST. lIFLENA.—The Mary, Phelps, for the
Cape. the 17th September ; the Pioneer, for Rotterdam, the 284
September.
Tbe Pioneer, Ward. has arrived off' Hover—she galled from
Batavia the —, and from St. Helena, the 23d September
(bound to Rotterdam).
ARRIVAL AT BaTavta..—The Borneo, Ross, from London, on
the 18th July.
SAILING FROM BATAVIA.—ThC Mary, Steele, for Singa-
pore and Penang, on the 18th July, and to load from thence to
London. .

SIIIPI LOADMG AT BATAVIA—The Admiral Cockburn,
Briggs, and Hugh Crawford, Langdnn, for Singapore ; Hooghly,
Reeves; Hercules, Vaughan ;and Cornet, Ormiaton, for London.

from London

to Bengal, 18th Oct. lat. 39. losg. 12.
11103111AY.—The Windsor, Ilavisftle, was to be despatched the
lfith July to Madras, in order to convey the Company's cotton to
China. The Kellie, Adams, was to come out of dock the 30th June,
having received no damage.
CRITTA(IOIIO.—A violent hurricane took place on the:hi June,
which had done considerable damage to the houses. One ship was
dismasted, and four more had gone on shore, names unknown.

BALES Br' AtICTION. LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, Nov. 8.
_P..... , —wor•-.
HOIOE COLLECTIQN, ADMIT PICTURES, - Hind S. rain and snow.,--Eligh Water, 17 rn. V. g.
ENGRAVINGS. AND 414161111 IN DORY. Arrived. the George IV, M`kee, from Nassau, NJ'. : sailed
ay villa ad SONS._ Oct. 6. On the nth instant, in the Channel, spoke the Stinting-
On the Premiales, No. r? 7, TO-MORROW. at 11, hem, from Quebec for Liverpool : the Cornieh, from
A Vahiable COLLR . ,choice PAINTINGS, fdannihew ; reisses,,. ;fillings, from Malagasy'William Dew-
L-X
errneb,4ll of about &roe. evi SPeeileesre byII" KM. Eintchinson, from 3111ramichi--amiled Oct. 11..
following ?dieters of she Itaiialti. , Flemish, Venetian, and The Concord. Canada, and brig, Jane, had been burnt to the
English Schools, viso-
.. 1( weter's edge: other vessels had also been on fire, but were waved.
L. Carececi Bamboo:do • , •do J 1,40, A dreadful lire and hurricane had been experienced at Wineskin
Giorg*e . proem:cid .
,:i.0., . ul Veronall River. on the 7th Oct.. which destroyed much property.
Dominic-bin* Rembrandt ''l.• . . I urillo BgAl: ALMS, Nov. 7. 3r. sr.-Wind N.W. heavy squalls. with
Perm son Vas Dyke '. ' ' Ifolhein isall--Arrived here oho Wakefield, from Liverpool tor Oporto.
Titian Reheat • • • file J. Thornhill The Britannia moon vessel, front Liverpool for Dublin, sailed
Claude Gaged Demi. - • berg Wright of Derby front hence for Dublin.
Carlo Dolt* Wen • ~;„ " .mi Maitland tie Boys' Edward, Spence, from Liverpool, has arrived at 311-
*a. tamitirl.
The whole in good wqditi . , - • , • ' The Prinentwriptild, DelL from Bahia. far Liverpool, put into
Also several Su ENO E.'t "' ',, t IVORY CARVINGS, ht. Masers Om. 2, totally disallowed; atte withave to discharge
and other WOREB of ART: _. • monk.
To be viewed on Tuesday gall • -.. . y pretesting. sad more- hdivllierMEalk front Liverpool for NeerOdeena, has suited at
ing of sib, whew weranswea ,I ' •on the premises ;at tile bTalwan‘Pl.P.
Mart iof Sir. ikosemsu ells.' •it ; and of Win- The FIIIIIICIII Mary,.llkiley. from Liverpool, for Dubko, boa ar-
stinky and Sons, Potreo:ter , .. *al at liellpheid.•
N.B.he HOUSEHOLD '' MIME and EFFECTS Tporys-ociado, mason, from unarani, was on glare at mi.
will betiOLD THIS DAY., •,•"' • . infield.
BOWE/L.BTM ' • ''• • . 101188. MEWS.
L: CAPITATO. i" - WINCE, *AST INDIA SHIPPING.
With Attached and
WI Caech.howee, Stabling, fa. .._....zw,
By WI
.7.• 80148, Teshodity a Conte of Diteatoes Was held at the East
At the Mart, we R ' ', t_ Mr lam at IS, UMW Noose, when the following Captains were sworn in
A cold morel 0 I 4 ..., - ,
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...• TOWN will* oftheir fleinKlllPt**: .
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dnite ems' vale to. bo.vallwf, they
mist '''-' . -4 -It '''• '- ' • ••
' • -. to the mom ~. •., of a may of the ghat respectaisitity, Shanberd, of the Berwickshire, foe Bonita! mod Chian.
containing a net& eating roovW27 few by 19. Impost front drawler Tt;e following 'bilis were thus stationed, viz .•--
room 28 feel by 21. back ditto 2.2 feet 1419, both of them most The Marchioness of Ely, Captain Edward Mangles. Rose, Capt.
elegantly fitted and inporfect order, mornhqr room, seven spacious Thomas Marquis. Prince Regent, Captain Henry liftmer, for
bedchambers, eat:ellen kitchen, housekeeper and butl.r's rooms, Madras and Bengal ; and the Asia, Captain Thomas F. Balder.
and suitable domestic offices, detached washhonse, end large gar. ,on, for Bengal direct.
den ; held under the Doke of Bedford for 68 years, at a ground _
rent of 16L ris. ed. per anon: Also a Double earth-house, Four- 'The Ahberton. Percival. has arrived in the Downs, the left
stall Stable, mans' room, loft, &c., situate 31, in Chenies.mews, Bombay the 15th July, and St. Helena the 24-It September.
held for 67 'Tart at a (retold mot of 4L 101. Passengers per Abberton. Captain Lucas Pereira]. from Isom_
To be viewed by defies fair, which. with particulars, may be bay :..-Lieutenant.Colonel Scaly, 3.1 Regiment of Native Infantry,
had of Messrs. Richaide, Chi*, and Nana, Chapel-street, Red- Sirs. and two Masters Sealy; Mrs. and Slims Forster; Alias Fut-
ford.row ; sad of Willows/el and Saw, Patemoster.row ; particu• long, lieutenant Furlong, his Majesty's 21st Regiment ; Captain
lan ana at the Mart. . Sealy. his Majesty's Marine. died at sea the lit September : Lieu.