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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-10-15

IN THE COUNTY OF PERTH. TEN MILES FROM

STIFLINO.
The Estate of Rt'SK IR, containing I,o72Acres, Scotch measure;
also the Estate and Lands or DART, situate on the Bank of the
Teith, about a mile from CaHamden, excellent Property for In.
vestment.
By Messrs. ROBINS,
Lades and b view, of an Act of Parliament, within the Royal
a =
Silairaelik, ea WEDNEdDAY, Neu
vev at 2, either in one or more Lots,
'HE ESTATE of RUSK! R is delightfully situate in
the County of Perth, contains 1,072 Scotch Acres of superior
Land, producing, at low rents, 1 076/. Ills. per annum ; the soil is
excellent, the tenants substantial, and the rental punctually
paid ; in many parts of the Estate the most inviting situations pre.
sent themselves with a view to erect a gentlemanly residence. The
far-famed
GRAMPIAN HILLS AND VALE AND LOCK OF
AIONTEITIL

and adjacent country are included In the rich and romantic .
The lauds of Gan 0313 acres) produce 210!. a year, delightfullysi
placed on the

BANK OF Tiir, TEITH,
one mile from Callanden ; these estates present a most eligible
mode for the investment of capital.
Particulars, with plans of each estate, may now be had of
A. Fraser, Eitel,. Lincoln's.lnn ; Mr. Michael I,inning, and Mr•
R. W. Niven, Hill.strcet, Edinburgh ; and at the offices of Messrs-
Robins, London.
London, England, 1825-12-27

MARKETS.

CON EXCHANGE. DEC. .
The arrival R
of When this morningMONDAY was but, molera2ote; tie oid
nevertheless continues in the same dull state we hare noticed
late, and even the finest runs can scantly be got otrat last seek,
prices, whilst all below this standard are from 21 to 33. perqamt.
cheaper. Malting Harley nearly maintains our last quotation,tu
the fine grinding qualities are lower. Beans are again cheaper
wit's a very limited sale ; and Pease of both sorts hare declined i
•alue front Is. to 23. per quarter. We are moderately auppue
with Oam at present, hut the trade is in an exceedingly dull sale
and the sales made are nu worse terms. Flour remains at our 11
quotation.

GUILDFORD, DiecEsThi.
1
Wheat per 1. 141 0, to 181 Os Rye - I/ 181 to 21
1)
Nestditto . 01 Os to 01 Os Barley . 11 141 to 21 a
Oats per qr. 11 6s to 11 15s Beans . 21 6. to 2112
Old ditto - 01 Us to 01 Os Grey Pease 21 6s to 21;2

PRICE ()F I
EiiiYß-
TownMade,persaek.bia to 611,1 Norfolk and Stockton Ato 13
Seconds - Ws to bbs I Bran, per 9r. -11 s to 12
Euex and,Suffolk, on Pollard, Foie 16s to tin
board ship .481 to Ws

PRICE OF BREAD.
The highest price of Bread in the Metropolis Is 10d. for d•l
41b. Loaf. There ate Bakers who sell from id. to 24d. below t'
rate.

SMITHFIELD, MONDAY, DEC. 2ti.
The change for the better in money transactions, and the fin
weather, have entirely dissipated the gloom which hung over th
market on Monday last. In the course of the week, as we amid
pated, the beasts turned out to lalitigton and other places Mill
neighbourhood all found customers ; and this morning, the supply
being very short, we had a brisk demand for every thing—Beet at
an advance of 24., Mutton al 44., and Veal of full W. per stone,'
with the msrket cleared on those terms. We have not had so abort'
a supply of Mutton for several years past. The Pork trade eon.
inurewithout alteration ; but at Barnet 6s. Is a current price for
the dairy-fed qualities.
Beet - .1% Od to as 2d Veal .
Mutton - 45 Od to as .14 I Pork
Lamb Os Od to Os Od
MEAD OP CATTLE TUIS DAY:
Beasts, 1,104 Sheep, 0.870 I Calves, 62 j Pigs; 70
HA V-MA 11K ET.
Hay (Old) . 4/ 10s 04 to 41 17n 64
Inferior - . 51 7s 6d to 41 Ss 04
• Clover - Al Os Od to al is Cd
Ditto (Inferior) . 41 Os Od to 41 17s fal
Straw - 11 113 s Oil to 21 Os Od

45 8d to 6s 21
45 Od to bs Bi

NEWOATE AND LEADEN,' ALL—(By the Carcapo
Beef -& Od to 4s 4d I Veal . Is 04 to 54 4:1
Mutton . 3s 04 to 4s 44 Pork - 48 04 to 43 Ea
Lamb Os Od to Os 04
London, England, 1825-12-27

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The Ganges, Milord, from Bombay. at Liverpool ; she left
Bombay on the 31st August, and St. Helena on the 7th Noy.
The Pacrolua, Bessen, from Batavia, at. Cower—soiled Sept. 6.
SHIP SPOKEN WITH.—The Catherine, Macintosh, from Mad.
ran and Bengal, November 19. lat. 2. 111. N., long. 26. 60. W.
His Alajesty's ship Ariadne sailed from St. Helena, Nov. 7,
parted on the 13th in a heavy gale of wind from N.W.,
The Southworth passed Madeira, Nov. 23. tor the Mauritius.
The Asia, • Pope, was expected to leave Bombay for London the
4th S !member ; the Recovery, Fotherby, was to leave for London,
Sept. 20.
ARRIVAL. AT BATAVIA.—The Noormahull, King, from Lon..
don September 1.
ARRIVALS AT SINGAPORE.—The Arethuas, Hale, from
Penang, and the Venus, Wylie, from Bengal, .11.11 y 24; the Port.
sea, Lamb, and the Malahar, Skitter, from Bengal, July 26 ; rite
Sherbourn, White, from Bengal, and the Mary, Steele, from Ba.
tavia and London, July 27 ; the Sun, Gillett, and.the Sir Francis
Mactiaughton, Pearson, from Bengal, July 28; •h; Woodla-<,
Horsley, from Penang, July 29; the Good Fortune, Howard, firms
Batavia, August 1; and the Sophia, Splidt, front Hamburgh,
August• 4.
SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORS.—The John Adam, Dew, for
China, July 26; the Venus, Wylie, for ditto, July 27 ; the Port_
Sea, Lamb, fur ditto, July 30; the Sir Francin Illacnaugbion,
Pearson, for Batavia; and the Woodlark, Horsley, for Manilla,
August 1.
Snirs Loanixo AT SINGAPORE.—The Richard Riamer.
Nichol. was loading for Liverpool. and was to sail August 7 ;
the Jane, Taylor, for London ; and the Mary, e.,teele, for Penang
and London.
ARRIVALS AT BENGAL.—The Tiger, Kent, from Ceylon,
August 3 ; (she was to load immediately, and was expected to be
ready to sail for London direct, August 31) the Charles Oran:,
Hay, from London, August 4.
ARRIVAL AT MAI:MAIL—The Minerva, Prubyn, from Cevion
and London.
SAILING FROM MADRAS.—The Herefordshire, hope, for L`e_
hang and China, the 7th August.
ARRIVAL AT RlO.—The Harmony, Butler, from the Cope.
SHIP SPOKE NITS.—The Resource, Tomlin, from Lotol-ia
to Bengal, the 24th October, in lat. 18, 2. N. long. 28, W. all well.
The Nassau, Cans, sailed from New South Wales, the 11.11
I June, and has not since been heard of.
London, England, 1825-12-27

THE ARMY,

The 25111 (the King's own Borderers) Regiment of Infantry
embarked in three oivisions, on board the Louisa, Parmelts, and
Indian Trader, transports, and sailed. on the 17th instant, front
Cork, for the West Indies.
Detachments belonging to ,the Ath, 66th, 85th. and 99th Re.
giments of Foot embarked on the 13th instant, at Duolt• , fur
England.
Detachments belonging to the 16th. 18th, 20th. 21st, rd. 38th,
119'h, 40th, 71st, 136th, and 97th Regimentsof Foot, and the East
India Company's Service, embarked on the 13th instant, under this
command of StafrSergeant Brophy. at Cork, for Bristol.
Detachments belonging to the 49th, 55th, GOth, 69th. 78:b.
9501, and 991 h Regiments of Foot embarked on the 16th instant,
at Dublin, for England.
The Depot of the 25th Regiment of Infantry has arrived at the
Tale of Wight, from Cork.
Three Companies belonging to the Ist Battalion of. theft,*
Rifle Corps marched, on the 20th instant, from Weedon Batraeks,
fur Manchester.

Coati LARD.—A. meeting of the agriculturists of tl:e
county of Lincoln was held on Vriday last, in the Castle-
wit of Lincoln, on the subject of the Corn Law.. A,
temporary hustings was erected on 'he occasion, but Ow
attendance was not numerous, nor did the meeting excite
any sensation in the place. The hustings were occupied
by about 20 genthmen, among whom were the ROI
Sheriff, Sir John Trollope, the Members for the county,
Sir Win. lngilby and Mr. Chaplin, one of the city Me-
bete, Col. Sibthorpe, Sir Robert IL,ron. M.P., Col. John-
son, M.P., &c. Considerable discussion took place, after
which it was resolved to petition Parliament against allow-
ing foreign corn to be imported ; and a p sition, fburnlctll
on the Resolutions, was adopted by the meeting.

PRI,CES OF FOREIGN STOCICS. YESTERDA V.
Allileiaa Bolds 90 • French Rental 6 pet Ct. 93f. 94f.
Ditto Acct. 50c. 95f. •
Dramilian Beads fq 1 Exchange 25f. 15c. 25c. 10c.
Ditto Acct. Brook Bonds
DDSs Scrip 15 16 die Greek Bonds (1825)17 18
Bassos Ayr's Bonds 704 Ditto Acct. 174 16
eisil iam Jimspla lid 6 Alelican Bonds '
Cottitplotam Hoods 684 Ditto Bonds (11395)441 61 4 6
Ditto Ater: 8.4 i i 8
Ditto Bonds (824) 591 6111 2 Ditto Acct. SO 4 SI 461 611
11 I i j 5
Diets Acct. 594 601 60 2 14 1 Peruvian Bonds 42 44
1 1 1 601 11 001 Russian Bonds (1622) 77,1 84 i
banish Bonds 1021 4 9i 9
Diu* Hinds (1824) 684 981 I Ditto Acct. 784 9
Dims Acct. 59 81 - Spanish Cons. 124 i
111110 ES OF SHARES YESTERI)AV.

MINES.
Share. Paid. !remittal pet flare.
Argls.llstiein £lOO II 2e 86 6
lOC I 1 dis
Snistran
/Wass/

►OU
►ee 6 7
39 ♦ 21 di.
London, England, 1825-12-27

SPORTING INTELLIGENCR.

TATTERSALL'S. MONDAY, DEC. 26,

There was very little betting on anything but the MA?, f
which The General is getting up apace, while, on the other hot
Bolivar has retrograded several panic There will not be env%
decisive in the St. Leger betting till the nominations &reit*,
which will be next week, and for which great anxiety is felt.
DERBY.
22 to I agat Zuleika
21 to 1 apt Twatty
23 to I agst Rowena
25 to 1 apt Sophist
2b to 1 &gat Pranks
25 to I agst any other
as.

0 to 1 agat Monarch
IS to 1 agat The General
13 to 1 agat Tredrille
20 to 1 asst Gramarie(taken)
20 to 1 agat Advance
20 to 1 apt Bolivar

7 to 1 apt Mignionctto
8 to 1 ogstP•twn
9 to 1 apt Moses •
12 to 1 agst Henry
13 to 1 agsi Elizabeth

14 to 1 apt Parasol
15 to 1 agat Bo.pee,
le to I
mat 2uatirti e
20 to 1 apt orel

ST. L:

71 to I eget Bedlimits
9 to I apt Crusader
IS to 1 apt Belzoni

20 to 1 riot Alonateh
20 to 1 apt Barataria
40 to 1 apt Barefoot

Metcalf, a groom, in the employ of Capt. Brook Sufliesi
started yesterday at Lewisham, to run 12 miles in 72 minutes
start we never recollect to have been accomplished. The
'
travelled over two miles and a half of good ground. without spar,
,
and be,performed his first 2 miles and a half in 14 minutes 40 etc.
the second 14 min. 44 sec., the third in 14 min. 56 are., fAirtk,
15 Min. 2 sec., and the remaining 2 miles in 12 min. II sec., whorl
by. 27 seconds. The first 10 inilea it will be seen was done in 51
MM. 22 sec. The pedestrian, who is 22 years of age, and 5 fat ti
had been two months is training. The match was for two hanthe
sovereigns.
London, England, 1825-12-27

MORE NAVAL DISASTERS-FROM LLOYD'S BOOKS.

The Elizabeth, Pall, from Scarborough to If smburgh, was totally
lint off the Fohr Ifolt inst.—t be mate drowned.
lac Nordstern, Werner, from Dantzit to London, is totally lost
near Arundahl.
The Gazette. IWLean, from Tobago to St. John's, N.B. upset
in a hurricane 29th August.
The Seven Brothers, Allen, from Quebec to Dublin, was
doped at sea the sth first.

The Ann, Runde'', from Havannah to Hamburgh, wns totally
lest on Long Reef 4th ult.
The Glory, Grieves, of Dublin ; William, of London ; Peg:vs,
Hardy, of Glasgow ; and live foreign vessels, wee. totally 11,1 t
Lessoe, 30th ult.
The Diana, Duncan, Aim Memel to Dundalk, was totally lest
on the Flaw 7th inst. •
ne Ann. steppe'', mom 'Janine. ono timana, is agner, nom
ditto to London. arc on shore near Dcagoc.
The James Dunlop, Hodge, from Nam to London, has been
towed into Gotland with loss of rudder, and will be obliged to
discharge.
The Hope, Galloway, from Liebau to Dundee, was lost on
Oland 34 inst. . . . .

The Endeavour, Williams, from Cork, to Rushely, b halt rear
Dungarvon.
The Elizabeth, Copley, from Youghall to Newport • Britannia,
Brown, of l'adatow ; and a schooner, with fruit, of Penzance, arc
lost newt
London, England, 1825-03-01

NEWCASTLE LENT ASSIZES.

Bfrre Mr. Jhstice BATLEY.
On Wednesday evening, between eix and seven o'clock, Sir
John Bayley, arrived at the Mansion House, in Newcastle, where
he dined with several gentlemen. The Commission was not opened
until the following morning at nine o'clock, when the customary
fnrmsliiles having been gone through, the Grand Jury were sworn.
Ilia Lordaliip then proceeded with the trial of prisoners.

LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY EVENING.
Wind N.N.VV V..—High 24 minutes past 5.
Arrived, the Prince Eugene, from liallipoli ; Donuts+, from
Dublin ; Ganges, from Charleston ; Pacific. from Neir York—
sailed Feb. 1 ; Braganca, from New York—soiled Feb. 4 ; rums,
from Charleston; Exchange, ;Mtn Baltiluon ; and New England,
from Charleston,
The Canada, from Liverpool, is arrived at New York-29 days'
passage.
The Tallyho, front London, is arrived at New York-27 days'
passage.
The Captain of the Braganca states, that cotton was selling whoa
1... sailed at 18 a 19 cents. per lb.
London, England, 1825-03-01

HOTEL GIFtARDIER, 48, HAVNIARKET.
n DEPARDON has the honour to inform the No-
• bility sod Gentry who have hitherto patronised his Estatw
lishment, that considerable Additions and Improvemer.ta have been
made, tending to the Comfort and Accommodation or the Visitors,
and that an extra Coffee-room has been opened from 133, Jermyn-
Street.

---Panics may be accommodated with private Dinner-rooms.
N.D.—Foreign Wines of the tint qu.dity. 'uppers after the
Opera, as usual.

PARLIAMENT having determined to pass no more
Lottery Acts, and the remaining Tickets being disposed of
by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, this mode of adventure, and
which is the only way shut • Person can gain without trouble •
large Fortune, by risking a small Sum, will soon cease for ever.
J. & J. SIVEW RIGHT, the Contractors, haring submitted I
the Scheme at full length, now beg to solicit public attention to its
lending points. FOUR PRIZES of 20 0001. ! &c. &c. amounting
to 200,0001. All Money—No Blanks ! as every Number is sure of
6.!. at least.

_
ALI, IN ONE DAY, 12th of APRIL.
Tickets and Shares for the above 2.11(1,00(11. arc now on Sale at the
C'ontractor's Offices, 17, Cambia ; 11, Ilolburn ; and 38, Hay-
market, London ; and by all their Agents throughout the Country.
J. &J. Sivewright sold in Shares in dm very Last Lottery,
12,478, a Prize of 30,0001.
London, England, 1825-03-01

TO THE EDITOR OF TIIEBRITISII PRESS.

. _
Sin—l shall feel much obliged by your inserting the enclosed
let ter, addressed to me in a cause " Shoobert v. Williams," in your
next publication. I am. Sir,
Your most obedient servant,
N. 6. WILLIAMS.

Thregmorton-street, Feb. NS, 1824.
SIIOOIIRIT V. WILLIAMS.
Copy of a letter received this morning by Mr. Williams from Mr.
Chalmers.
111anchester.squaro, 2Sth Feb. 1C.14.
Ste—On reading in the Times Newspaper of this morning the
report of yesterday's trio, in which you were defendant, I consider
it as an act of justice to state, that a painting has been brought to
my recollection by some of my family, which in some measure ap..
pears to answer the description given by &Ir. Hill.
If that shall prove to be the painting in question, 1 am' quite
waling to deliver it up, on payment of the price which it cost me
std expenses, provided it is still the wish of the original proprietor
to h..te the picture restored. I sin, Sir,
Your very humble servant,
(Signed) PATRICK CHALMERS.
To 11r. William:.
London, England, 1825-03-01

PUBLIC LIBRARY, 36,..5t. James' -street (corner
of Jerniymmrest), London.
T. CLERC SMITH, Librarian, from Ebers's, Old Bond.
street, in soliciting the attention of the Nobility and Gentry to his
PUBLIC LIBRARY, deems it essential to mention, that it is to
an adequate supply of all the New Publications that he intends
most particularly to pay attention ; at the same time there will be
found attached to the Library the most eateemel %Forks of various
Authors in every branch of Literature, British and Foreign.
Terms of Subscription to the Library to be had on application.
Families and Gentlemen visiting town for a short time may be tic-
' commodated with Books on paying the usual charge.
London, England, 1825-09-08

POETRY.

THE AJPERANNUATED HORSE TO nzs MASTER.
WHO HAD SENTENCED HIM TO DIE AT THE END Or THE
SUMMER, ON ACCOUNT OF HIS REIWo UNABLE, FROli
EXTREME OLD AGE, TO LIVE THROUGH THE WINTER.

And must thou fix my doom, sweet master, say._
And wilt thou kill thy servant, old and poor ?
A little longer let me live, I pray,
A little longer hobble round thy door.
For much it glads me to behold this plans,
, And house within this hospitable shed ;
It dads me more to see my toaster's face.
And linger near the spot where I was bred-
Foe,•ah ! to think of what we both enjoy'd
In my life's prime, e're I was old anti poor,
When from the jocund morn to eve employ'd.
My gracious master on this back I bore.
Thrice told ten years have darted on down along,
Since first these way-worn limbs to thee I gave;
Sweet smiling years ! when both of us were young,
The kindest master, and the happiest slave.
Ah. years sweet smiling ! now for ever flown!
Ten years thrice told, alalt, are but a day !
Yet as together we are aged grown,
Together let us wear' ur age away.
For still the times behind are dear to thought,
And rapture mark'd each minute as it flew,
To the light heart all-changing Masons brought
Pains that were soft, or pleasures that were new.
Ah ! call to mind how oft near Scaming's stream
My steps were bent to yonder Muse-trod grove;
There she who laird thee was thy tender theme,
And I the chosen messenger of love.
On the gale's pinion, with a lover's care,
E'en with the speed of thought did I not go_..
Explore the cottage of thy absent fair,
And eas'd thy if ek'ning bosom of its woe?
And when that doubting heart still felt alarm.,
Throbbing alternate with its hope and fur,
Did I not bear thee safely to her arms.
Assure thy faith, and dry up ev'ry tear
And, ah I forget not when the fever's pow'r .
Rag'd sore, how swift I sought the rephyr's wing,
To cool thy pulses in the fragrant bow'r,
And bathe thy temples the clearest sluing.
Friend to thy love, and health, and not a foe
E'ed to the muse who led thee on to fame ;
Yes, e'en thy lyre to me some charms may owe,
nd fancy kindled into brighter flame.
And hut thou fix'cl my doom, sweet master, say_
And wilt thou kill thy servant, old and poor
A little longer let me bye, I pray,
A little longer hobble round thy door.
Nor could'rt thou bear to see thy servant bleed,
Tho' weeping pity has decreed his fate;
Yet. ah ! in vain thy heart for life shall plead,
If Nature has denied a longer di.te.
Alas ! I feel 'tie nature dooms my death,
Alt me! I feel 'tin pity gives the blow—
Yet, 'ere it falls, alt, nature take my breath.
And my kind master shall no sorrow know.
Era the last morn of my allotted life,
A softer fate shall end me, old and poor
May timely tare me from th' uplifted knife,
And, gently stretch me at my master's door.
London, England, 1825-09-08

. •

GERMAN PAPERS.

STOCKTIOLYt AUG. 23.
According to accounts received from the Norwegian commissions, '
appointed for the rectification of the frontiers between Norwe-
gian and Russian Lapland, they arrived on the 27th of June at
Kola, in Russian Laplatul, where they were received in the most
I obliging manner. The Russian and Norwegian commissioners then
proceeded to the frontiers so commence the survey, and there is no
doubt that the whole business will be completed next year, to the
entire satisfaction of the two governments-
-

AVO 19.
Messrs. Michaelsen and Benedicks have begun to engage Nor-
wegian sailors at Chriatiansand to man the ships which they have
bought of the Swedish Government. They will be conveyed from
Frederickvurn to Carlacrons.

After the troops assembled at Stordals Bale had been re-
♦iewed on the 21st of last month, by Licutenant-General Stabell,
They marched on the following night towards Drontheim. where
they passed the second night. No quarters had been prepared for
the Norwegian troops, because it was proposed, in case they go as
far as Druntheim, these men, being all acquainted with the inha-
bitants, amid easily procure themselves quarters; but for the
Swedish troops, accommodation was prepared in the riding-house
and the crown bakehouse. But as soon as the unexpected visit was
known In the town, several of the inhabitants came to the Swedes,
and desired to have a larger or smaller number of subalterns and
privates in their houses, where they were treated with the ancient
northern hospitality. On their return to the camp. Count Trumpe,
the High Bailiff, gave a breakfast to all the officers, at his seat,
Bomb', and as soon as this was known, a number of farmers vo-
luntarily came from the environs,with meat and drink for the men.

FGANXTOIIT, AUG. 28.
About nine thousand persons have subscribed to the collection
of sermons published by the Rev. Alr. Ztmmermann, Court Chap.
lain in Darmstadt, the profits of which• are to be applied to the
building of a church for the new Protestant congregation at Muhl.
hausen. A lady in the Hague subscribed 1100 florins for one copy.
The amount of subscription is already 30,000 florins.
EXCHANGES ON 1A)N1)0N.
- -

11•34nURGICSE1. SEPT. 11,}.—Two months, ss 89.
I ST. PETERIBCROH, A 1143. 19.-10 11-16.
I.stPotu, AUG. 29.—Three months, 6
B6IILIN, Aug. 30.—Three months, 6 264.
Auo. 24.—Three Months, 9 37.—Ilatni.ur: Alpert,
Sept. 2.
London, England, 1825-12-20

Phis day. 3 vols. Bvo. with Engravings, Second Edition of
AMANUA L of CHYiiflSTßY,containiug the principal
Facts of the Science, arranged in the Order in which they
are Discussed and Illustrated in the Lectures at the Royal Institu-
tion of Great Britain.

By WILLIAM THOMAS BRANDE. F.L.S.
Seer...tory to the Royal Society, &c. &c.
Printed foe Jobs Murray. Alberoarleortroet.
London, England, 1825-12-20

COFFEE and COCOA MADE in ONE MINUTE,
from the ESSENCE of COFFEE and COCOA PASTE,
sold by F. ORA HA 31, at his Tea and Foreign Fruit Warehouses,
comer of the Belle Sausage Inn, 37, LUDGATE-HILL, and 16,
PICKETT-STREET. Temple-bar.
COFFEE in bottle', 3a., Pa. bd., and 4s. 6d., and Cocoa in pots
Is. and 2s. each ; Essence of Ginger and all other Spices, Is. W.
per bottle ; Pulverised Jamaica Ginger, prepared from the interior
of the root, in rases, NW. each ; Prepared Chocolate in pots,
2s. 6d. each; Hickson's Anchovy Paste, Is. 6d. • pot ; and Orange
Alarmalade, Is. 6d. per lb. ; Robertson's Patent Barley and I /mats,
9d. esch ; Hard's Farinaceous Food, Is. per packet ; also, T. Gra-
ham's Patent Cocoa. per lb., and Sassafras Cocba, fis. per lb.;
India Arrow Root, 21. &I. per lb.; West India Preserved Ginger,
711. per lb. ; Tamarinds, 2s. per lb.; Portugal Grapes, Is. per lb.;
sod all Foreign Fruits at reduced prices. Gitiger.flavonred Barley
Sugar and real Pontefract Licorice Cakes. N.B. Free Labour Sugar.
London, England, 1825-12-20

SIX HUNDRED AND SIX DOZEN OF EXCELLENT
WINES, AND SEVERAL CASES OF EXTRAORDI-
NARY LIQUEITRES.
lUR. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that he shall
Afl, SUBMIT by AUCTION. at his Great Rooms, New
Bond-street, on FRIDAY NEXT, at One. in suitable Lots,
without reserve, • CELLAR of EXCELLENT WINES. corn.
posed of fine Old Crusted Port. Amroontilado, sherry of high
flavour, and Pole Sherry of superior quality, puerile, and Chan.
pagne, and several eases of very fine old Liquerea and No u, the
Property of a Gentleman, for whom they will be sold without
reserve.

Samples may be had, upon paying for, every day until the Sale.
The Wines and Liqueures may also be tasted at the time of sale.
and Catalogues now had at Mr, Phillips's, 73, Bond-street.

LEASE, EljklANT MODERN FURNITURE.GLASSES,
CHINA. AND EFFECTS, 3IANCHESTER.STREET.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces, that on
SATURDAY NEXT, 24th inst. at One, he shall SE I.L
by AUCTION, on the Premises. No. 25, Mancheetee.creet,
Manchester-Num, the Improved Lease of ■ Compact FA MI TX
RESIDENCE, well arranged for domes& accommodation, subject
to a moderate rent.

Also, the Elegant MODERN Fr RNITURE, fanned of rose.
wood and mahogany, suites of curtains, Brussels carpets. French
and other bedsteads end bedding, mahogany war,mbes and chests
of drawers. chimney glasses, clucks, china, gins ware, and onset'.
laneous effects of a Gentlemen, gone to reside on the Continent.
Particulars of the Rouse may be had at Mr. Phillips's. The
Furniture viewed the day preceding, and catalogues had on the
premises, and at 73, Baud-street.
London, England, 1825-12-20

CAVE
VALUABLE FURNITUNRE, NOBLEDISH-SQUARE. LASSES, LOFTY
SILK CURTAINS, OTTOMANS, &e. &c.
I%nPd lingPS DrietTeSC,
respectfully anDo
One o. tingett,
CNet eatclhiatDTlllll.
shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, on the Pftidess, No. I. &we"-
dish-sqnare. corner 9f Margaret-street. PART d the HAND-
8031F. MODERN FURNITURE, foretold of Ringwood and
Mahogany noble pier and chimney glassine limp
viz.--96 inch. by 93, 99 by 60, 99 by *All by IS s got :regidt.
minor sisal; *boot fifteen four-pees, Add, modhogir
• Melon" with their excellent bedding and tipmetatlenr
appendage' : capital, sideboard and a set 16
feet long by 13 feet wide y suite' of dining isadt=g-rween and
chamber chairs, in morocco, silk, and ebbs!' t large carpets
wardrobes, chests of drawers, dressing tablas, and wash-stands ;
two valuable and costly rosewood commodes, enriched with
marble and ormolu ; a superb drawing-room chandelier, formed of
richly cut glass and mountings, and four others : several suites of
curtains of silk and chints, with their draperies. particularly a suite
of blue silk hangings for four rooms, tastefully arranged, and the
suite of carved and gilt ottomans, sofas, and chairs, complete for
four drawing rooms ; a variety of culinary articles, and miscella-
neous objects, at the ate residence of a Nobleman.
May be viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues had (at Is. each, to
be returned to purchasers) on the Premises; and at Mr. Phillips's,
73, Bond-street.

LIBRARY OF BOOKS AND BOOKS OF PRINTS,
LOOSE PRINTS, AND DRAWINGS, &c. &c.
MR. PHILLIPS has the honour to inform the Nobility
and Gentry, that TO-11OR ROW, and following Day, he
shall SUBMIT by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, 73, New
Bond-street. an extensive and valuable LIBRARY of BOOKS
and Books of Prints, and a small collection of Prints and Drawings,
in portfolios: the Musee Francais, 6 vol. folio; British Poets,
100 vol. ; CEuvres de Voltaire, 22 tom. ; Scott's Poems, Novels,
&c., 60 vol. ; ditto Antiquities, 98 engravings; Music des An-
tiques, 2; Pine's Royal Residences, 100 plain: Nash's Views in
Paris, 2; Boydell'a Sbakspeare. 9 vols., and Prints, 2; and many
other valuable Worts ; also the Dresden, Versailles. Poullain,
Florence, Le Brun, Stafford, and other Galleries; Two Glazed
Mahogany Bookcases, and Pair of Globes; the property of a Gen-
tleman. removed from his residence, Gloucester-place.
May be viewed till the Sale, and catalogues had at the Auction
Mart and at 73, New Bond-street.
London, England, 1825-12-20

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

His Majesty's ship Tees, Maryatt, arrived at Portsmouth: left
3/alras 13th July. Trincomalee 011 Aug., the Mauritius 14th
Sept.. the Cape of Good Hope 20th Oct.
Pasant:oE2s per his Majesty's ship Expiegle, from the Cape—
Col. Bird, late Coloaial iiecretary at the Cape ; Lieut. Rutherford,
Royal Engineer..
CAPE —His Majesty's ship Arisdne, Chapman, 20 guns, was
expected to sail from the Cape (or England, 27th Oct.
PASSE:C(IEII2 per Grenada, Andenon, Crum Bengal—Mrs.
Capt. Young and tamily.
SAIP !POZEN WITII.--Tbl7 !Ulna, Sioclaix, from Portsmouth
to the 313utitius, in lat. 6, N. by the Grenada.
London, England, 1825-12-20

TeeRE ARABIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, free from
Mercury or Antimony, are unrivalled in their beneficial
l in Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Indigestion,
and its numerous train of maladies, and are peculiarly mild and
pleasant u an aperient. The superior efficacy of these Pills hu
increased the demand for them so mutth, that an additional number
of Venders has been appointed in London for the accommodation
of the Public; and thew may now be obtained in Boxes at la. lid.
and 2a. 9d. each, of J. V. Simpson ( Proprietor), 28, Henrietta-
street, Covent-garden ; Messrs. Stradling, Royal Exchange
Borrow and Deans, 156, Ilishougate-without ; Sequin, 132,
Whitechapel High-street; E. and E. Odliog, 159, High-street,
and 171, Union-street. Southwark ; Ward, 324, and Hose, 309,
Holborn; Proot. 226. and Barfield, 180, Strand; Stanley, 14.
Tavietock-row, Covent-garden ; Payne, 5. St. Martin's-court ;
Ambridge, 21, Piccadilly ; Hawkins, 11. Old Bond-street ;
Oriens 174, Regent-street, opposite New Burlington-street ; ,
Colley, 5, llolles.strert, Cavendish-square ; Sanger, 150, and
Chandler. 76, Oxford-street ; White, No. I. and Verde, 23,
Lamb's Conduit.street ; and of all 3ledicine Venders throughout
the Kingdom. .
Mr. Renard, N 0.19, Rue Vivienne, is appointed Vender of these
Pills in Parts.
London, England, 1825-12-20

RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS.
By Mr. EVANS.
At his House, No. 93, Pall-mall. TO-MORROW, and two rot.
lowing Days,
COLLECTION of Rare and Valuable BOOKS,
including Shakapeare'a Romeo and Juliet, extremely rare,
1899 ; Shakapeare's Merchant of Venire. first edition. very rare,
1609; Shakspeare's Much Ado About Nothing, first edition. very
rare. 1000 ; Catholicon sive Lexicon Latino Lingua, first edition,
and the fourth book printed with a date, 1480; Ovidii Opera,
Vicent. per Lichtenstein. 1480; Canaria Opera Jenson, 1471;
Oalerie des Tableaux du Due d'Oricans. 3 vol.; Cabinet du Due
de Choiseul, uncut : Cabinet de Pnullain, uncut; Physica Sacra,
3 vol. with 780 prints to illustrate the Bible; Perrault, llonimes
Metres, 2 vol. large paper, portraits; Annual Register, 66 vol. ;
Chalmers's Poets, 21 vol. ; British Essayists, 93 vol. ate..k.c.
London, England, 1825-12-20

This day. 2 vols. Oro. 28m. Third Edition,
DISCOVERIES within the PYRAMIDS, TEMPLES
and TOMBS of EGYPT and NUBIA.
By the !ate G. BELZONI.
Printed for John Murra►, Albemarle-atreet.
FORTY-FOUR COLOURED ENGRAVINGS, to Illus.
trite the above, folio, 61. Os. Si: additional ditto, folio, 235.
London, England, 1825-12-20

FREEHOLD ESTATES in LANCASHIRE ; con-
sisting of the Manor of WALTON-IN-LE-DALE, the
spacious Mansion-house called WALTON HALL, with the
Gardens, Pleasure.grounds, Fasts-buildinp and Demesne Lands;
several other compact and convenient -M,ansion and Dwelling
Houses, situate in and near the village of Walton, containing in the
whole about One Thousand Acres of Land, of the measure of seven
and a half yards to the pole, are intended to be offered for SALE
by AUCTION, in the month of January, Iff2a, when the time and
place of sale will be advertised, and a Particulu of the Estates and
Lots will be ready for delivery.
Further particulars may be had on application to Mr. George
Riley, at Walton Hall ; or at the office of Messrs. Pilkington, in
Preston.
London, England, 1825-10-12

LONDON,

LONDON DOCKS.
TIRE Directors of the London Dock Company hereby
1_ give notice. that they will be ready to receive Tenders (sesled
up). at the Superintendent's Office at the Dock, on WEDNES-
DAY, the HIM Instant, at Two o'Ciock, from inch Persona as may
be willing to supply the Company with
FIVE HUNDRED TONS OF CAST-IRON SCANTLINGS.
Particulars aad Conditions of the Contract. and Mao Patterns of
the Scantlings, may be seen at the London Dock House, Prince's.
street, flank.

. _
Every Tender must be accompanied with a Letter. signed by a
responsible Person, engaging to become bound with the Person
tendering in the sum of 1,0001., for the due performance of the
Conttact. S. COCK, Secretary.

Lowden Dock !louse. Oct. 7, 1825.
N.D. No Tender will be received after Two o'Clock on that
Day ; nor valeta the Party making the Tender, or some Person or,
his behalf. shall attend to answer when called ter.

pr Abd J. SIVEWRIGHT solicit attention to the we-
e/ 4,* sent Bras." Scheme, which not only retains all the late
populat attractions but embraces for the first time since the esta-
blishnient of Lotteries. and Wore their final conclusion,
SIX of 20.4100 f. &c. &e.
EXCEEDING ONE FOURTH OF A 11ILLION OF
hIONE V, ALL IN ONE DAY, NEXT TUESDAY.
Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at J. and.J. Stvewrlghts'
Fortunate Offices, No. 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; and 38, Hay-
market, London; where they sold in One Lottery, 12.473, a
Prise of 3041001. and several other Capitals ! in the Lottery drawn
16th July last, 3,613, &YHA) of 21.0531. besides other Capitals.

FISH respectfully reminds the public that NEXT
TUESDAL Six Twenty Thousands. with all the other
Cepleek-and Prices, exceeding a Quarter of a Million, in Sterling
Illereey. owe beelemided and, by Act of Parliament, can be
nu mac batteries after the prevent Drawings.
The success which has attended Hish's Offices since their first
establishment is well knowu ; but in the last nine months it has
been eminently conspicuous—die following Capital Priz:s hating
in that short period bognep shared and

• SOLD BY BISII.
1,8104
2.478} 3 Prizes of .C 30,000
13.758
3413 t
"76 f 2 Prizes of £21,000
8.01/91
7.11334 Prizes of .E 20,000, &c. &e. &c.
15.341
15.468
Tickets and Shares for the above Scheme are Selling at Bisli's
Offices, 4, Cornhill. and 8, Cbaritig-eros*, London.
Every Number will he a Prize, and every Ticket decided NEXT
TUESDAY, 18th instant.
London, England, 1825-10-12

HOUSEHOLD FURNITVRE, BOOKS. PAINTINGS,
PLATE, LINEN AND EFFECTS, BEDFORD-STREET,
BEDFOAD-SQUA RE. '
By Messrs. DAWSON and/CAFE,
On the.premises, on FRI DA rNEXT, at 12 o'clock, by ceder of
the Executors.
.

T"E genuine and modern HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE. pedestal sideboard, pair of globes, 600 ounces of
plate, in tea-urn, tea-pots, spoons, waiters, cups, and vases, plated,
articles, bed and table linen, books, paintings, mirror, an it.day
bracket clock, china, and glans; Grecian lamp, a drawing room
suit of chime window curtains for four windows, 12 chairs and
sofa, rosewood and zebra wood card, alga, and 100 tables chimney
glasses.,-bookcases, a set of patent dining tables, a pedestal side-
board, set of parlour chairs, 4-post Feeigh and servants' bedsteads,l
with chlots hangings, prime goose les•her beds soul bedding,
mahogany wardrobe chests of drawers, Turkey and Brussels carpet.,
.kitchen requisites and effects, the property of Cornelius Dixon, I
Esq. deceased, at N 0.9, on the north side of Bedford-street, Bed-
ford-square.
May be viewed on Thursday, when catalogues may be had on
the premises, and of Messrs. Dawson aid Cafe, Great Marlborough-
sweet.
e _ _
DRAWING-ROO/11 FURNITURE COMPLETE,
TO be SOLD at B. M. NIAS and CO.'S, 32, &tilers-
street, two sofas, fourteen *hairs, and four tables, all of
Zebra IVood ; and two handsome glasses ; with Lioness striped silk
furniture curtains for seven separate windows all of which are to
be disposed of for half their Value.
London, England, 1825-10-12

I CHARGE.
Exchequer Annuities - . -
!South Sea Company - - -
'Bank on their Capital - - -
IDi vidends - . -
National Debt - . - -
Trustees for the Payment of Naval and
• Military Pensions - - .
Civil List - . • .
Petitions . . - .
Other Charges - - - .
Surplus - - • - •
Exchequer Bills iteued for the Conso-
lidated Fund, at sth July, 1625, and
paid off out of the grow7ng Produce of
the Consolidated Fund in the Quarter
ended 10th Oct. 1835 -
Surplus 10th Oct. 1825 - . -
Deduct - . - --
Issued out of the Consolidated Fund, on
account of the Supplies granted for the
service of the years 1814 and 1821 -
Total se Nth Oet. 11128, so be provided
tor by an issue of Exchequer Bills
charged on the growing Produce of the
Consolidated Fund for the Quarter end..
ing sth January. 1826 -
London, England, 1825-10-12

CIFITOL OF THE UNITED STATES.
_ .

This immerse pile covers an extent of one and a-half
seem sad 1826 feet. Its length of front is 350 feet ; the
depth of its wings 120 feet; the projection of the centre,
including steps, di feet; west projection 83 feet, making
the whole depth of the centre 268 feet. The height of the
wings to the top of the centre dome,l4o feet. The'ffnratett
length of the representatives room in the south wing, is 95
fed; its greatest height is 60 feet—great:st length of the
Senate Chamber in the north wing, 74 feet ; greatest height
feet. The great central room, whose top is the dente,
is 96 feet in diameter, and 96 feet high ; the library room
is ri by 34 feet, and 36 feet high. in the Capitol likewise
ire e variety of rooms for committees and officers connected
with the two branches of the national legilature ; on the
lower door is a large room where the Supreme Court of the
United States hokts its sessions. The grounds of the
Capitol are enclosed within an iron railing, and embrace
more than 20 acres, Now that the work on the Capitol is
not completed, these grounds present the uncouth appear-
sem of temporary sheds and buildings in their rough state.
and rubbish of stones and other materials for builsting.—
Wartliegtoa Paper.
London, England, 1825-10-12

EAST INDIA SITIPPIIVG. •

litiVaLa AT BENGAL.—The Bridgmitaters Illandenase, from
London, jhe ad May • the Lady Campbell. Irvine, from London.
The Waterloo, and Royal flange. had not arrived at-Bengal up
to Month May.
Astatvat. yr Mannas.—The Almon', Lieutenant Mattheirs,
from New Soath \Vales, the 12th May, and sailed the 17th for
Bengal.
There were no passengers per the Calcutta (Swedish ship) re-
eently arrived front Bengal.
The Corsair, Robinson, from Singapore, had arrived at Hel-1
voetsluys.
Br "eust...—The T.otus, Field, which got on shore in the Bassein
River, had been gut ott; and luul sustained no damage, she was re-
maining at Rangoon..
SA IL I NGS FROM • nEN6AT..-==nllll Timandra, Wray, for lon.
don, May 2; Providence* Remington, for nondon, May 6; Jaae,
Agnew, for London, May 7 • hero of Aialoune, Garrick, for Lon-
don, May 13; 'Larkins; 4Viikinr.on, for London May 30; Sophia,
Barclay, for Madras and London, June 1 ; PALMA; Charlotte, for
Madras and London, June 4. • t
London, England, 1825-10-12

TO MECHANICS, BUILDERS, DIASONS, CARPEN-
TERS, Ste.
IMPORTANT BOOKS,
Printed for Knight and Lacey, Publishers of Works on the Useful
Arta. at the James {Vett, in Paternomer-row, and sold by all
Booksellers. 1.
In one handwrite Ito. volume, price 21. 10s. in boards illustrated
by 150 Vopper.plates. and 4.10 diagrams on wood.
PETER NICHOLSON'S BUILDER and WORK-
MAN'S NE11( DIRECTOR ; comprehending the defini-
tions of the component parts of building, the principles of construe.
ticm, and the' eometrical developentent of the principal difficulties
that usually occur in the different branches of mechanical professions
employed it, the formation of edifices.
*.• This valuable work may also be had in ten five-strllling
parts, and in fifty one-shilling numbers.
11.
second Edition, price li. 10s.
JOHN NICHOI4O3I'S OPERATIVE 31ECHANIC and
BRITISH MACHINIST, a new Edition, with important Ad-
ditions, and 100 copper-plate engravings.
••• To be had also in twelve half-crown parts.

On Saturday, the Ifith Oct. No. XVII. price Sixpence, and the
following Numbers on each succeeding Saturday,
A DICTIONARY OF ARCHITECTURE; historical, de-
scriptive, tottographical; decorative, theoretical, and mechanical,
with beautiful engravings, by. the first artiste.
This work is published with the view of presenting to the ope-
rative builders, and the other classes of artisans connected with
building, a complete system of general, classical, scientific, and
practical architecture; treated in a manner adapted to the comps.
pension of workmen, and sold at a price which will bring it within
the reach of them all.
London, England, 1825-10-12

CrTERPOUL, Moitniy

Wind W.—High Water, 41 an. '
,•
Arrived die Orient, Stewart; from Buenos Ayres: Apollo,
Stevens. front Para; Sally. Gladden, from New. Orleans.; dither-.
eta, Cox, from •Chavleston Henry Bateeland. Week", from
Charleston, sailed WI Sept.; Alert, Kennedy, from St. John's,
New Brunswick; Richard, —, from Minute; gellingfers,
Sundman, front Hetsingfors ; Neptunus, Halton, frouPOotten.
burgh; Edgar, liaison, from Antigua, sailed 24th Aug.- The
Scipio was to sail the dance day for Whitehaven. The Betsey was
loading for Liverpool. • . . .
. Private Sigual.—Messrs.Shand, Ellis, andSh,and, for the•3lersey
from Demerara.
• The Bolivar, Jefferson, from Liverpool, has 31‘40141 La Guilts.
The Tuscarora, Soirm, from Liverpool, has arrived, at Phila-
delphia.
Tha Franklin. Graham, and the Clarissa Ann, fronaTAterpool,
hare arrived at Baltimore.
The William Dawson, Hutchinson, from Liverpool. irrivei at
iramichi, in 30 days.
• The Betty, Wedgwood. from Liverpool, arrived at Si. Law-
rence, three miles biotic Quebec, Bth Sept.
The Tolson: Viatiard,'froot Liverpool for Quebec, was off Green
9th Sept.
The If ector. from Demerara for the Clyde, Ira/spoken
8:11 instant, Off Ttiskar.
London, England, 1822-07-19

GAME.

The ebtriber of grouse which are daily found dead uccr:
the mows basin riven rise to various erroneous coajec-
tares as to the cause of ors unusual a mortality, we ore
new, we believe, on the information Of a correspondent,
enabled to state the real complaint so prevalent among
them. A foe old rock bird was taken on the nth instant,
on the mootlaed of E. Turtoe, Esq. lIPZI.f Tbirak, and
was aliened by J. Dent, Esq. sorgeam Of that own. It
meg found to contain a large quantity of topeourni,
which, ut all probability, has occasioned the death of so
Many birds, and in • great measure disappointed the hopes
if all true sportsmen. In the same neighbourhood a per.
son lately picked up no less than sixty grouse, all in a dying
slate, and which soon after expired, without any spy ircut
disorder. But if they were 'acted with the tapenorin,
their disease is accounted foe; but it is still unexplained
why they are more troubled with ibis comploot in the pre-
sent year than in others.—( nurAirm Chronteltr.)
' Partridges, in all probability, will prose very abundant
ibis year. They became wild very early last season, owing
I. the humidity of the weather, and continued so to the
roil of it ; snore were left, ie eonsequeoce, than usual, and
lie-breeding season this year hostile been remarkably fine,
large avid numerous conies may he conideetly expected.
•Martins and bird. of the swallow tribe have been more scarce
In Englund this year tbse ever before remembered; cuckoos,
on the contrary, have been seinarked as more numerous.
Autumnal fruits of every description, particularly hazel and
walnuts, filberts, &c, promise most luxoriautly.--(Ness.
mill. Papa%)
London, England, 1822-07-19

AkNiirRRSARIr of-tie iffNe., CORONATIOM

The day being the amsiVeteary of his Majesty's Corona-
tioei the morning will be ushered in with a emery peal on
the bells of in the kharches in Lidos and Weetesinster.—
loyal otamlardi will be heisted et die Tearer, Westminster
Abbey, sod St. Martia's Chore*, and ether deMonstretinae
of joy will be observed. The ay will be kept sea holiday
at all the public offices. The Park and Tower guns will lire
at oak o'clock, and it being what is termed "pifthre Say,"
three barrels of beet will be given to the populace at the
Admiralty and Horse Guar*, to drink the King% braltli.--s
The Artillery Cumpasy will b eve • tread iteld-diay in their
ground at Finsbury, and will afterwards colebrate the day
by a sumptuous dinner. His Majesty's Ministers will sire
entertainments at their residences, and the King's trades-
people will commemorate the day by dining together at the
Thatched House Tavern. In the evening the lowa will be
brtiltsutly illuminated lii bouour of the occasion.
London, England, 1822-07-19

THE ARMY.

The 24.1 o► (Net...l'lomm Royal Regiment of Foot, arrived
in Dublin nu Saturday lam, heal Liverpool. They replace
the 13th Regiment in that city. The latter I. under orde. s
for she Ears !edits.

The Ibtb Regiment of Fool, limn Mulllogar, succeeds the
49tb i• Dublin.

The 5111 Dragoon Guards are under orders for Dublin, to
Pepisee that gallant Regiment, She Ist, or King's Own Drs.
sous Guards, who will shortly embark fir England.
The 411 h, or Royal Dragoon Guards, now on their route to
leclawdefrom Semlantl, will take up the %darters of the
is Duisdalk, ke.
London, England, 1822-07-19

MELANCHOLY OCCURRiNCt

WILTOO, .11.9r.y ??.
A moat painful ditty devolve-1i upon /8 is
us to annowitee VIP
melmicholv death of W. ['toyer, lisq.about 19 Sias of a;.,„
eldest son of the late Rev. Mr. Player, the worthy Rector .4
Stisisford, near Dorchester, a Midshipman belutigisig to I: t
Majesty's shy Retubrilonatre, who wNs diowued yertere.iy
to the weenwurd of Portland.
The Iterviationetire lately returned to Plymouth front the
Hedtterranean station to be paid of, this young geutlensar
suns coming ht this port in an open pleasure heat with on;
*minion, in order to proved to his its. thee and remit,. and
bolos shortly ID come 6110 Ilse preeessioa of art estate of eon.
mderable value, to bore resided oa it. His great partiality
for the watery element induced Lion to prefer the voysge by
sea to a journey by land. The wind bfon lug freak and a
strong tide, the host drifted into the baste rout Race of Port.
laud, shipped n see, mod in eousermenie sunk. The eattuan
mid t un,, ti tuck to tee oars and apses, sad were otssersyl
by the Portlanders. A eonsidervible time elapsed • before
host could be launched-10 go to their assistance. They used
eve. y possible exertion In rescue them from their dieadreil
peril, and succeeded is preserving the $C,1M411.1 life, but abil
brave and promising youth amok to rise nu mole, after dilat-
ing on the water more Ilium Iwo hours.
We tiodersthail that this Gentleman had afro tomtit!
served in his Majesty's ship Nirrostrese„ wader the commaud
of Captain Gambier, now iroptelsag Comanader of the Pre.
veutive Service on lilts a atilt*.
London, England, 1822-07-19

F.4SIIIONARLR PARTIES.

The Duchesses of Welborn's and Argyll have each t rout
this evesing at t►eir respective resideurea.
Lady itattedeu's rout yisterday evening it Piccadilly vets
very ftellisethly seteirtil.
Viscotti Grauvills entertained a select party at dinner
yesterday at Iris house is Prolosastreet, Berkeley.scrare.
London, England, 1822-07-19

DU TRESS! NG RV ENT.

On Thursday last a mu►t melancholy catastrophe ue,
caned in this tows :—A plasterer, of the name i.f tattle,
who had hitherto bone an irreproachable character, as sr
honest, sober, and industrious man, on the sudden depot.
lure of Isis sou from home, led to* excessive drink's'
for some days to dissipate his melancholy, but on the men.
ing of Thernday his ►hsme is refieetiag on his excess drone
hint into a state of temporary inrimity. His infant child
bad b. en ill for some time, and was expiring- before his
eyes, the cradle being watched by hie wife, his modiee, and
his sister. lie formed some 'mom for going op stairs at
tweire o'clock, and nut t►e slightest suspicion was eater.
tai std of his conduct—but is two hours afterwards the last
agony coming upon her infant, his wife went to call loss
dusts to see it dir, when, horrible to relate, on ascending the
stairs, the ant object she beheld was her unfortunate Isis•
hand suspended by his nerkkerchief from the teeter
the bed! Her feelings of distress ■nd arcichelloess we
shall not'attempt to describe, for languare 'mks besesio
them. Mr. Mason was directly called in, but the spsik sf
being was extinct, more to be relusse•l. Au impost
was held on the body before John Cooke, Esq. Censer foe
the ctionly, sod a verdict of inartotty relented...4o6olm
hum Chronicle)
London, England, 1822-07-19

SING'S VISIT TO SCOTLIND.

PORTIMOUVS, JULY 17.—The King's yacht, the
Royal George, goes out of harbour to-mnrrow.
The following compose the royal squadron i—The
Forte, Phaeton, Pelican, Rgeria, Calliope, and
Cameleon. They will sail for the Nore on the
Ist August. The King embarks at Greenwich on
the Bth, for Scotland. His horses are gone by lend.
His Majesty's suite and servants embark for the
same place in steam yachts.

The Royal Marine Artillery. Sir Richard Wil—
liams, K.C.Q. have received orders to break up
their establishment at Fort Monckton, and embark
for Deal. It is reported that the Kiog's body
guard will be picked from this highlysclisciplined
corps.

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