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London, England, 1825-01-14

'LTA RRI E TE7WILSON'S MEMOIRS, Part I.
price 2s. 6d. are now ready.
fart 11. which will be published on Saturday, exhibits--
The Duke and Duchess of York and Prince Coburg, Dukes
ofWellington„ Beaufort, Argyll, Grafton.
Marqtuses—Hertford, Headfort, Londonderry, Wellesley, Woe.
eerier.
Unit—Ale-ardor, Lowther. Ponsooby, Bathurst, C. and F. Ben-
tinck, Deerhunt, Berwick, Bectire, Allen, Byron, 1. Beauclerc,
Clarcitorde, Scarborough, Jersey.
Ladies—E. Start, F. Poneonby, Aldborough, Abdy, Berwick,
(wadi, Morgas, F. CampbelL
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Honourables—G. and W. Ponseuisy, G. and F. Lamb, De Roos,
A. Upton.
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and Lady.
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Bnimrnell, .Slitchell, Nugent, hfarray, Smith, Cheney, Gn.ham
Cribb, Jackson.
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This day is published, in two volumes, octavo, with a Portrait and
other Plates, price 365.; large per (but 60 printed), V. 4s'
MEMOIRS of JEANNE D'A RC, surnamed LA
PITELLE D'OKLEANS; with the History of Her
Times.
This very carious Vork has been compiled from original Manu-
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dr Ville, at Orleans
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SCOTCH NOVELS AND SCOTTISH LITERATURE.
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bound.
THE SCOTSMAN LIBRARY of every thingintereat-
ing relative to Scotland and Scotsmen, including especially
all those National Stories, Anecdotes, Legends, and Traditions.
which have conferred universal a celebrity on the Literature and
National Character of Sentlard.
By JAMES MITCHELL, LL.D.
Of the University of Aberdeen ; Correspondent :Wernher of the
Society of Scottish Antiquaries, &c. &c.
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London, England, 1825-01-14

VESEY'S REPORTS.

In royal Bvo. Ilk. boards.
A DIGESTED INDEX to the NINETEEN VO-
LUMES of Mr. VESEY'S REPORTS of CASES in the
HUM COURT of CHANCERY, with a Table of the Names
of the Cases.

Mr. Vesey having now, at the close of the Nineteenth Volume of
his Reports, concluded his valuable labours, the Publishers con-
sidered that they should render an acceptable service to the profes-
sion by a general Index to the whole Work, digested and arranged
in as simple and yet comprehensive a font as possible. They have
been induced to do this, because they considered that a publication
extending over so wide a field of legal authority, and embracing so
considerable a period of time, might be deemed incomplete without
such an appendage.
London: Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers,
Portugal-street.

STA RKIE'S EVIDENCE.
in 3 large volumes Bvh. price 31. bs. boards.
APRACTICAL TREATISE on the LAW of EVI-
DENCE, and Digest of Proofs in Civil and Criminal Pro-
ceedings.
By THOMAS STARKIE. Esq.
Of the Inner Temple, Barrister at Law, I/owning Professor of
Common Law in the University of Cambridge.
Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal.
street.
Of whom lug ha haei. 'pail wok. Bvo. Woe IL is.
A.TREATISE CRIAITTAT, PLEADING, with Pre.
cadent' of Indictments, Special Pleas, &c. adapted to Practice.
Second Edition, by T. Starkie, Esq.
London, England, 1825-01-14

BIRD'S CONVEYANCER.

In two pocket vols. closely printed, 131. boards,
TrIIE NEW POCKET CONVEYANCER; or,At-
-11 torney'm Complete Pocket Book : comprising a choice melee.
tion, and a great variety, of the most valuable and approved Prece-
dents in Conveyancing t in which the modern forma introduced
by Conveyancers of the highest eminence now in practice are pat-
ticularly attended to, and the efficacy of them explained. To
which are also added, Preliminary Observations relative to the
nature and use of each particular species of Deed and ao Intro-
ductory Discourse on the sub4ect of Deeds in geueral.
By JAMES BARRY BIRD.
Fourth Edition, corrected.
Printed for J. and W. T Clarke, Law Booksellers, Portugal-
street, Lincoln's-inn.

PRESTON'S ABSTRACTS.
In three vols. royal Ilso. complete, 31. 15s. boards,
A N ESSAY, in a Course of Lectures, on ABSTRACTS
of TITLE ; to facilitate the Study and the Application of
the first Principles and General Rules of the Laws of Property;
stating, in the Detail, the Duty of Solicitors in preparing, &c. and
of Counsel in mitising, on Abstracts of Title.
By RICHARD PRESTON, Esq.
Barrister at Law.

London : Printed for J. and W. T. Clarke, Law Booksellers,
Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn.
Of whom may be had, by the same Author.
A PRACTICAL TREATISE on CONVEYANCING; in
3 vols. royal Bvo. price 3/. 3s. in boards.
London, England, 1825-09-28

BANKRUPTS_

Jong TAISTBAII, Staffordshire, irons:tester. to
Purrender. Oct. 3, at six, 0, and Nov.B, uteri, at the Wool Pack,
Birmingham. Solicitors, Meuse. Williams &ad White, Lei-
coln's Inn ; and Mr. William Smith, Old Churchyard, Wolves.
hampton.

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THOMAS Su TeLIFFE, Langfield, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner.
Oct. 11, at four, 12. at nine, and Nov. 8, at twelve, at the Roe
Buck Inn. Rochdale, Lancashire. Solicitors, Illessrs. Kaye and
Whittaker, Dyer's-buildings, Holborn ; and Mr. Wni. Sorter,
Rochdale.
J oax KINCAID, Spital.sguare, Norton.falgate. silk-mace.
rammer, Oct. 11, 28. and Nov. 11, at ten, at the Bankrupts Coml.
Solicitor, Me Collins, SpitaLsguare.
HENRY FREDERICK COLL!, Winchester House, Broad.
street, wine-merchant, Oct. 11, at eleven, 24, asd Nov, as urn,
at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. NYadeson, AUPLID-ICW,
JAMES HOUGHTON, Manchester, linen-draper, Oct. 11. 25,
and Nov. 8. at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solictiort, Messrs.
Sweet, Stokes, and Carr, Basinghisikatreet ; and Mr. J swats reit:,
Manchester.

DIVIDENDS.
Oct. 18. Abraham AlaHinson and Joseph Miniboom Haddam.
Add, wool-staplers, at eleven, at the Cross Keys Inn, °venue,
Salop.--Oct. 21. John Hill, Carlisle, mercer+, at eleven. at oti
Crown and Mitts Inn, Carlisle—Nov. 7. Antbiky Oatenbv,
;Manchester, wholesale-grocer, at two, at the Bridgewater Area
Inn, Manchester.—Oct. 24. George Hart, Cheltenham. stone.
mason, at eleven, at the Plough Hotel, Cheltenham.-06a. 44.
John Dough, Donley, Gloucester, linen-draper, at twelve, at me
Ram Inn, Oloncester.—Oct. 24. Alexander Little. Bradford,
Bath.
TYrokusillasireilahgrmertery, atßaelethv,enue'ilatoc,thaetCx.taH, utuuse.wLee,biteds.lo-oeioa
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
Francis Hall, PUI6II HaU, jun. John Todd, and Samuel Takla*
Hassell, Hull, merchants, so far as regards Prareis Natl.—Churn
Simpson, Edward Simpson, Thomas Coa, Dathsea,
Thomas Million, and William Dallison, jun. Derby, bobbin net.
manufacturers.—Charlotte Everard and Ellen Hetcher, Cavendush.
suede, milliners.—John Lynn and John Flukey, Lincoln, drapers.
—George Hall and James Tetlow, Manchester, patent pow* loom.
makers.—John Naughton, George Horbaty, Chistnphet %%lona,
Charts. Stuart, and Jonathan kb.thell, Barnsley, itoethasanutac.
turns, so far as regard. Christopher Walton.—Thohass Dyson and
David Dyson, Linley, Yorkshire, stone-masons —Thoniat Bailey
and William Corbett. Nottingham, saachinc-buildere.
London, England, 1825-09-28

THE OLD MASTERS.

A Series of Copies from the best Paintings of the Spanish, Italian,
Dutch, and Flemish Schools, accurately coloured to represent the
Originals, and mounted on stout tinted Drawing Paper.
Seven Shillings and Sixpence each. Subjects occupying eight
inches by six.
1 Landscape and Cattle: Berg- 7 Ruins: Robert.
hem. 8 Landscape: Hobblnia.
2 A Seaport: Claude Lorrain. 11 Sheep Shearing : Velvet
S A Seaport r Vernet. Breughel.
4 Going Hawking: Wenner- 10 Landscape: Van Goyen.
mans. 11 Merry-making: Timers.
5 A Calm : Van de Velde. 12 Going to Market : Cuyp.
ti Landscape: Ruysdael.
FASHIONABLE RESORTS.
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Illustrated In small oblong Drawings tastefully coloured, six on •
Sheet. Six Shillings each Sheet; or Is. Ed. each, mounted.
1 Hastings. 5 Ramsgate. 9 Leamington.
2 Windsor. 6 Margate. 10 Kenilworth and
3 Tonbridg• Wells. 7 Netley Abbey. Warwick.
4 Brighton. 8 Tintern Abbey.
LOCAL AND PICTURESQUE VIEWS,
Splendidly coloured and mounted, 20s. each.—Subjects 10 inches

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by Is.
1 Tintern Abbey, North-east 14 Otford Castle, Kent, East
View. View.
2 Rodin Castle, near Edln- 15 Kildare Abbey, North-west
burgh. View.
3 Eltham Palace, Kent. 16 Lanercrost Priory, In:at
4 Netley Abbey, interior View. View.
5 St. Alban's Abbey Church. 17 Gloucester Cathedral.
6 bytne Castle, Kent. 18 llayleybury College, Hert-
-7 Ttntens Abbey, South-east tordsh ire.
View. 19 Kenilworth Castle, East
8 Eltham Palace, Kent, South- View.
east View. 20 Kenilworth Castle, North
10 Fountain's Abbey. York. View.
11 Rochester Castle, Kent. 21 AVarwick Castle.
12 Waltham Abbey, North ta Warwick Castle,. !from the
View. Garden of R. Tomes, Esq.
13 Illeiniee Abbey, South View.
HaMa-Guinea each.-24 Subjects, 13 inches by 10.
Your shillings each.—Subjects, 8 inches by 6;
Consisting of Fitly-four Views of the best Landscapes and Build.
Mg. in Great Britain. And a great variety of other Lithographic
Drawings, plain and coloured.
Printed for W. Cole, 13, Newgate.sqeet, and sold by all Book.
alien in tic Kingdom.
London, England, 1825-09-28

BRITISH COMMERCE WITH INDIA.

Value of the principal articles, the produce of Asia, imported from
the East Indies and China into Great Britain (extracted from
the interesting and valuable work of Eli. ('wear !Horton's, on
the Fast India Company's Records, founded on official docu-
TOD M.)

IMPORTED INTO GREAT BRITAIN

TIION

THE EAST INDIES AND CHINA.

1791

1 itTO.

3.19,212
19,970,584
8,'Z76.4011
6.0,31.849
805.41:,
9478.144
2,944.492

1.767
943,1

399.812
173,780
204,083
244,162
71.567
62,191
70,691

54.351156.741
66,552
33,996121,335

181 I•
Anti frnm
1814-22.

44,84411
12,984.021
14,889,066
10,866.628
9.077.614
4,987.718
3.338,519
4.191,348
3.126,855
1.183.104
1,716,618
1,252,245
766.071
422,062
702.263
244,692
243,582

185,636
la 647
90.412
100.961
91,663
London, England, 1825-09-28

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

CRICKET.
The Return Match for 100 love. between the Chelsea Wellington
and %%'estminster Plain Clubs, took place yesterday at Westmin-
ster, when the superiority of the Chelsea players was proved by the
case with which they defeated their opponents. The gains was
thus decided :
CEIIeLSX.II.
let In.

Pusslow . .
Wilco/ . .
Newman . .
Bernet' -
Fleming .
H. Fleming . .
Goole. . .
Cannon • .
Russell .
Wyld -
florlett - .
Byes

WESTMINSTER.
ht In. 2d In.
E. Humphreys . 0 10
Watts . - 0 a
Childs - - 1 4
Syminonr - 0 4
CAllis 3
Bentley - 1 17
Groom - 0 0
Brown 4 7
Metier - - U 0
lleinbrow - U 1
Emery - • U U
Byes - 0 0

701
8 54
The Chelsea Club winning. in one innings, with C tuns to spare.
BeLtlsg 8 sad 7 to 4 on the wutnett.

A fight was to have taken place yesterday at Norwood, between
Donovan Andaman named Hill, porter at the Green elan and Still,
but it was very properly prevented by officers front Union-hall, to
the disappointment of a few only, and those of the very lowest
order. The thing Is done, and ft was well remarked by an old
ring-goer, that the police should be on the watch to stop the next
cross matches, four in number, taking place. The fact is, no one
of common regard to himself would he seen in the group, and as
fur the better order of persons they have done with it.
There were never known niece defaulters titan the St. Leger
race has uncovered. Some cannot pay, because those on Whom
they depended have levanted, and others cannot, because they had
gone too far. A member of the sock and buskin is a defaulter,
from, as lie states, having been robbed of more than 3001. from his
pocket, at one of those sinks of infamy, the gaming, alias the sub-
scription room, mated for the purpose of plunder of every de-
scription..
London, England, 1825-09-28

FLINIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

it Excellency Count Lieven has arrived in town from the Earl
of Scarborough's seat, Sandbeek, Yorkshire ; the Countess arrived
yesterday from St. Petersbiirgh.
Lady Elisabeth Stuart and family have left town for the Earl of
Bardwicke's seat, Wimpole, llambtidgrahtre.
Its lion. Wm. Lamb has left town for Earl Cowper's seat,
Paneaaer. Hata.
The EA and Countess of Caledon left town yesterday for Wim.
pale, Cambridgeshire-
Lord St. Helens left town yesterday for Windsor Castle, on a
'bit to his Majesty.
lAdy Caroline Lamb has ar.ived in town from Paris.
Mrs. Vernon antifamily hare left their house In Hereford-street,
for Worthing.
Rainiest Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square :—Lord and Lady
Peters and family, front Ramsgate; Mr. and Mrs. Mitfnni and
from swan ; the Rev. Mr. Willeln.e and Mrs. Willelute
tnwn their seal, In Mats.
Captain Dorton has amyed at Fenton's lintel. St. James'''.
piace, 1.„,„; pories.ter. Departures :—Mr. and Mts. Lane, for
Cheltenham; and W. Norman. Esq. for Brighton.
Departures from Read's Hotel, Lower lirmtenor.stnet t—Mr.
Mrs. arid Alias Rica. for their scat, Dean's cmrt, vicar Canter.
bdry ; captain and Mrs. Mown and family, for Hastings.
Arrival' at Mivart's Hon!, Lower Brook-street :--J. Fielding,
Esq. BIM Fieldinft and family from the Continent; John Poulett,
Not. from the North. Departnrea:—Colonel and Mrs. Robbine
and family, for Leamington Spa; Mr. and Mrs. Ferrar.d argil
family foe their seat in Yorkshire; Lord Foley for hill seat in
Worciatstahlre.
London, England, 1825-09-28

CHELTENH.43f, SE PT. 28.

The Duke and Duchess of Buckingham, with their
numerous suite, left us this morning, to the great regret of
tha inhabitants, the Noble Duke and Duchess having kept
up a princely establishment during their Grace.' stay here.
The Noble Duke attended, as usual, the King's old Pump
Room, and joined in the promenade between half-past
right sod ten o'clock ; and on taking his leave expressed
himself te the proprietor, that he felt himself much better
for the water and air.of Cheltenham. The proprietor
handed the water to his Gram iv* tumbler /with his Grace's
coronet and the Buckingham ana Clurndos arms oat it ; it
was placed on a silver salver. Soon after breakfast the
mac and puchess left Bays Hill Lodge, the residence of
the late King, in their travelling carriage and four for
Avington Howe, Hampshire, near Winchester, not Abing-
don, as stated yesterday by mistake. We had a consider-
able fall of rain last night, which caused the delightful
walks of the Spas to be unpleasantly damp, notwithstand-
ing the morning proving remarkably warm ; iu fact it is
here now like the month of June. The promenades are
very ounierourly attended, particularly the 'Montpellier
Fps, which was graced with the presence of the Earl and
Countess of Clare, and others of the Nobility who are
hare. The hand played some charming pieces, among
them were Cie trio and chorus " Gloria in Excelcis," Mr.
Knyvet's charming glee " The Bella of St. Michael's
Tower," " The Yellow Haired Caddie," Sm.
It was stated yevtenlay by mistake, that Mr. Morris
had purchased s share in the Sherbourne Spa. Colonel
Berkeley has purchased a sixth share of that Spa ; the
other proprietors are Mr. Henny, the bookseller, Messrs.
Harwood,. and Mr. Cozens. _ .

The Baroness Willoughby arrived on Saturday, and has
taken up ber residence at No. 18, in the Crescent. Her
Ladyship bas very generously subscribed to the three
spas-
Mr. and Mrs. Farquhar arrived on Saturday from their
residence in Portland-place.
London, England, 1825-09-28

THE ARMY.

Yesterday detachments belonging to the following regiments
matched from Westminster :—From the 56th Regiment of Foot,
for Hull; front the 60th (Ist Battalion) Rifle Corps, for Wsedon ;
from the 96th Regiment of Infantry, for IVinchester; from the
96161. Regiment, for Gosport; and from the 60000 Regiment, for
Chichester.
Detichments belonging' to the Yd. sth, Bth, 12th, 13th, 18th,
41st, 24th, 27th, illith, 80th, 310, 35th 36th, 38th,, 44th, 45th,
46th, 47th, 54th, 67th, 59th. 04th, 70th, 81st, 115th, 87th, Myth,
95th, 96th, end 99th Regiments of Foot, the Royal Staff Corps, the
East India Company's Artillery and Infantry, embarked, on the
18th instant, under the command of Staff Sergeant 31• Gregor, at
Dublin, for England.
Detachments belonging to the 99th and 97th Regiments of Foot
embarked, on the 20th instant, at Dublin, for England.
A Detachment belonging to the 84th Regiment of Infantry em.
barked, on the 20th instant, at Dublin, for England, on the Re-
cruiting Service.
London, England, 1825-09-28

(signed) W. HAWKINS, Chairman.
Afar which it was resolved—

request Mr. Buckton, in conformity to the above reso-
lutiuus, to become one of the members of the present Committee,
and

2al. To make the further contents of the foregoing resolutions the
sti'iject of serious consideration, and cinbntly the substance thereof
in the address to be prepared to his Most Grscious Majesty, on
the subject of the Ordinance of his I:sr:die:icy the Governor in
Council, of the Cth ult. for which purpose the Committee was espe-
cially appointed.
(A true copy.) (Signed) H. CLOETE, Sec.

LIST
London, England, 1825-09-28

LONDON SESSIONS, TUESDAY, SEPT. V.

This morning the London Adjourned Sessions took 'decent
Guildhall, before the RECORDER. COWMON...SERGEANT, and
Aldermen Sir C. /Lowe', it. A. Cox, J. J. Sutra, and
CROWDER.

7'. Howe and George Ilughes were indicted for a violent assault
upon a watchman, in Darkliouse-lane.—Gaing.
Hughes three months' Imprisonment; Howe two months; and
both to be kept to hard labour.
Mary COrearMS was indicted for exposing her infant child, in
the parish of St. Andrew, Holborn.
The prisoner at first pleaded .Not Guilty, and afterwards pleaded
Guilty ; but the prosecutors did not press for any sentence, in con-
sequence of the prisoner not having intended to injure the child,
bat merely left it at the house of the officer of the parish, she su-
posin that to he the proper mode of obtaining parish usistatice for
It. it. It was evident that the woman, who was an ignorant Irish-
woman, had acted under a mistaken notion.

An inquest was held yesterday evening at the Salisbury
Arms, Eastfield street, Stepney fields, on the body of a young
woman named Jane Da we, only 18 years of age, who had drowned
herself in the Regent's Canal. It appeared In evidence that thy
deceased, who was married, had, since a recent nuscarrisce, been
delirious, The Jury returned a verdict that the deceased com-
mitted suicide while labouring under mental derangement. One of
the Jury remarked, that since that branch of the Canal had been
made, not less than 6451 persons were drowned front where the de.
ceased threw herself in, to the basin at Paddington.
Yesterday at noun, the two houses, Nos. 26 and 25, in
New Round-court, in the Strand, tumbled down with a
terrible crash; providentially no person tras hurt.
London, England, 1825-03-26

LIVERPOOL, l'w,asver Evrwma.

Wind S. to S.E.--High Water 40 min. past 1.
Arrived the Eliza Ann, Baird, from Savannah ; Camnens,
Harem, from Oporto; Liffey, Bibby, from Dublin; Lowland
Lou, Ansdcll, from Mamie,; St. George, Emirson, from Dublin ;
Stag, Drysdale. Glasgow; James Watt, Lindsay, from ditto;
Swift, Irving, from ditto; Tiger, Hepburn, from ditto; Sarah,
Skaife, from Savannah; Gun, —, from New York.
Off, Bahia packet, Mitchell, from Paraibo.
Cotton very brisk at an advance off af on Brazil, and' on
Bowed,. Principally on speculation, about 19,000 bags changed
hands, including this day's.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CTISTOM-HOUSE,Mmtcn 24.

&RIPS ENTERED INWARDS.—The Snowden, Humphreys,
from Antwerp ; lingnung. Fischer, from Altenbruck ; Resolution,
Marshall, from Jersey; Royal Mail, Scott, from St. Michael's;
Prince of IVaterloo, Mailer, from Ostend ; Neutral, Christensen,
from Dram ; John and Jane, Pettiness, fmn3 Ipswich ; Sir Godfrey
Webster, Rennoldson, from Calcutta and Ceylon ; and Wennerse,
Pedersen, from Gottenburgh.
London, England, 1825-03-26

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Gnarrst".:ol, Martell 24 —Ariveti the Richmond, Spence,
from Hanlburgh ' • Hellish, Cole, from Calcutta : Varogon, Olsen,
from Gottctiburgh ; Henrietti4 Kuhn. from Pillsu ; Hotinung,
Bergman, from Strasubd ; and Three Sisters, Onam, from Etnb-
den. Sailed the Jason, Seals, foe Hamburgh ; London, Smith, for
Quebec; Britannis, Garth, fur Cadiz.; Emerald, Gray. and
Christopher, Knight, forMtrastlchi ; and Joseph and Ann, Read,
for Rotterdam.
BF.AV MARIS, Marten 23.—The Alelantho, Parry, from Dublin
to Waterford* which was stranded in Camarvon Bay 16:h Nov.,
was recently floated off, but in bringing her over the bar she
grounded, and Now lies near the Perch, in a bad state, having re-
ceived considerable damage In the late gales.
Dunt.rx, MARCH 22.—The Brothers, Fulton, of Wbitehaven,
went on the bar last tide
JAMAICA (K 1 tensTov). Fee. s.—His Majesty's ship ITnien
sailed from Port Royal on the 9th December, and doting her cruise
has captured too small piratical feluccas, and destroyed two small
piratical haunts. His Majinity'S ship Rattlesnake will sail on the
12th instant, and see any vessels from this port, as far as it may be
necessary fur safety, through the Gulf of Florida. His Majesty's
ship Icarus will Mil on the same day with the schooner Fan Fan,
and any other vessel which may be in readiness, and see them safe
Into the port of Chagres.
JAMAICA. JAN. 29.—The shallop Shrewsbury, belonging to
the ship Wellington, of London. with thirteen barrels of herrinio
on board, belonging to the ship Aleanwell, was totally lost on the
25d inst. off Anchor VallerEstate. Crew saved.
ELSINEUR, MARCH 15.—The Liberty, Hill, from Hull to
Memel, has put into Copenhagen leaky, having struck on the
Swine-bottoms, and will have to repair.

VESSELS BPOLEN WITH :—Port of Spain, from Quebec to
Jamaica, on the 18th ult., by the Alexander, Newland., arrived
at Liverpool. Bartley, from Liverpool to La Guam,
on the dth of January, by the %Voter Lily, which arrived at
Jamaica on the 21st of January from London.
London, England, 1825-03-26

CUSTOMS CONSOLIDATION ACT.

Mr. HI-ISMS:4ON moved that the House resolve itself into a
Committee on the Customs Consolidation Act. In rii.ing to re.
guest the attention of the }loupe to the Alteration, or rsther I:IL-
-41fialii011, of several dudes In certain branches emir coanufacturcs.
AA also some modification in these duties which are anderstoul by
the term Protecting Duties, he was anxious to bespeak their indul-
gence whilst he entered into a detsil of the intended alterations.—
He fat inure confidence in the disposition of the House sad the
Committee to grant its indulgence, from the kindness manifested
on other occan.ons, and because the House bad the bettetit of cape-
rieuce te recommend the reduction of every remaining restrictino ;
the :eduction of duties which had already taken Owe having
been attended with the best effects, having reduced an it crave
London, England, 1825-03-19

REMSTE AR'S OFFICE.

Mr. fIUME mcyrd for a Return of the fces received at this
office for the reg't,:creg of propcity, in LtelLysed, MiAdiesey,thi:
tioguishing the manner in which the fees were disposed. The ge..
turn was to incht.le the last three years. The Hon. Member said,
the petition was preparatory to a measure for assimilating the *7g.
tent of registering throughout the country.
It was suggested to the lion. Membir to include Ireland M bis
motion.

Sir J. NEWPORT said it was unnecessary, as Returns of a
similar nature had been made from that country.
The Returns were then ordered.
CATHOLIC ('LATHS.

Mr. GOUI,BI4i -presets Jed a petIWOI; from the Dent ads;
Charer of Peterborough against the claims of the Roman Ceiths/..
lies.—Ordered to lie on the table.
BANKRUPT LAWS.

Mr. S. RICE prtoented o petition from the corporate body In.
titled the Limerick Chamber M. Commerce' praying Icr a reimicsa
of the Laws reinting to Bankrupts.—Ordered to be printed
Mr. COURTENA presented a similar petition from Exeter.
THE FISHERIES.
Mr. W. SMITII brought up a Report from the Society for ex.
tending the fisheries.79rdered_to be...l,ld_on the table.
London, England, 1825-03-19

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Mr. 51eynell's hounds will meet on Monday next at Bradby, or.
Thursday at Blithtield, and on Saturday at Herilturst—at half-
paet ten.
The Ea.t Sussex fox hounds will meet on Monday next at,
Newick Park, on Thursday at Plutnpton, on Saturday at Clayton,
and on Monday, March 25, at Jeringtoo.
Sir Bellingliant Graham's Imands will meet on Monday next at
Withyford ‘Vood, on Tuesday at Pithian'a Gate, on Thurs-
day at Boreatton, and on Saturday at High Oon—at eleven.
Earl Fitzwilliaro's houndr will meet on Monday next at Pack
Meadow. and Thursday at Broughton Furze,-at ten.
Lord Yarborough's bounds will meet on Monday next at Blyton
Village, on Wednesday at Peak's Closes, on Friday at Langtuere
Furze, and on Saturday at Kirrnington Vale--at eleven.
THE L'uaTOt H usr•r—Sir Richard Sutton's bounds will meet
on Monday next at Saxilby, on Wednesday, at Langworth
Bridge, on Thursday at Coleby, and on Saturday at Glent-
WOttn —at eleven.
Mr. Hay has got the Warrickshire country, with a subscrip-
tion of Lamm per annum ; and at a meeting at Warwick on the
91h instant a pit•re of plate was voted to Evelyn Shirley, Esq. for
hts very liberal and sportsman-like conduct whilst he had the ma-
nagement of the hounds.

Hazard and Co. are selling for the Four Twenty Thou-
sands, all in ore day, 13th Apnl. Every nnmber entitled to M.
Shares in proportion. Lotteries must entirely finish in this country
in a few months. Hazard and Co. solicit public patronage at their
old-e,dahlished Offi-es, Royal Exchange Gate • 26, Cornhill ; and
321, Oxford-street, end of Resent-street, Landon ; where for •
century they have been successful in selling Capital Prises. and
shoe, in the last year's Lotteries alone thq sold Five Prizes of
al,thriti. and 20,000 L;
London, England, 1825-03-19

SPRING-GI:S BILL.

On the motion of Lord SUFFtELDtbi Report on the Spring-
Lana Bill was received.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL asked the Noble Lord (Suffield)
hen he intended to move the second reading of the Bill to make
ealing in gardens larceny ?
Lord SUFFIELD said, on Monday next, with his Lordship's

The Earl of LIVERPOOL said that he thought the Bill was
too large, and might be compressed into half a page.
Lord SUFFIELD observed, that he had intended, on the second
reading of the Bill, to state how it became so voluminous. It hap.
petted to be drawn up by a gentleman who was forming a general
scheme of law. and he wished this Bill to he considered as a speci-
' men. If the Noble Lord, however, wished it to be done, he (Lord
Suffield) would destroy the greater part of it, and only reserve the
three last pages.

Lord CLIFDEN said that the Noble Lord merited much praise
for the seal with which he had introduced this Bill, and carried it
through the House. He believed that its erects on the country at
large would be most beneficial.
SCOTCH JUDICATURE BILL.
The Report on the Scotch Judicature Bill was received and
agreed to; and was ordered to be engrossed and road a third time
on Monday.
ASSESSED TAXES' BILL.

The Assessed Taxes' Bill went through a Committee, and was
reported.
Adjourned till Monday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, FaIDAI, M.acii Mt

BERKELEY PEERAGE.
Sir W. GU/SE presented a petition from W. Fitshardinge
Berkeley, of Berkeley Castle, in the county of Gloucester, praying
that he may be heard by Counsel against the Bill now in progress
through the House for settling die Berkeley Peerage.—Referred to
thaCommittee.
_EQUITABLE LOAN B4NL
Mr. C. CALVERT presented a petition-from eerkin Intlirkluals
in Southwark, in taw NI. of the Lquitabk Loan Bank Company.
The Hon. 3lenib r atil he felt it to be his duty to present this pe-
tition, although he could not support ita prayer.—Laid upon the
table.

Poitions were presenrrd from St diles'a by Lord A LTHOIT
from the wvermen of the River Thames sad the watchmen of the
Metropoliy by Mr. DOUGLAS; and from the tailors of the Metro.
polls by Mr. No, in favour of the Equitable Loan Bank Com-
pany.
London, England, 1825-03-19

gitr 41&rittSh M.

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
Beeddini. sagNIIDAV. Mirth 19. WE be Pertereerea
OTHELLO.
Other Ho. Mr. Kean ; logo. Mr. Wallack ; Doademoraa, Yes. W. Wan
Emilia, Mrs. Dunn.
After • hreh a new Pastoral Pallet, WWI
THE ROSsIONOL ;
Or, THE BIRD IN THE BUSH.
Tlse Prlaelyal Cbaraetan by Mr. and Mrs. Noble, he.
To conclude with
WINSIEUR TONSON.

THE ATRR ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
This Evening, SATURDAY. March 19, will be Performed
WIVES AS THEY WERE AND MAIDS AS THEY ARE.
Lord erlory, Mr. W. Farren ; Sir William Doff'lon, Mr. Fawcett;
Sir George Evelyn, Mr.Cnoper. Lady Priory, Wes Jonee ; Lady Mary
Rattle, Mrs. Gibbs; Mtge DortHon, Miss Foote.

After which..

ALADDIN; or, THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
Aladdin, Mrs. Vining; Abanazar, Mr. Farley; Karrack. Mr. J. S. CHA.
znakli. Widow, Mrs. Davenport.

THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE,
STRAND.
MATIMVS AT HOME.

Th la Evening. SATURDAY, March 18, out on Mondays, Thilredan.
and Saturdays.
MR. MATHEWS' MEMORANDUM-900K
of Petullaritlea, Characters, and Manners, collected during his various
Tripe.
Sorros—" Memoranda In Confusion"—'• Night Coach•—•' Bubbles.'
a copies/ Song—•• Sailing Match"--" Old and New Timss•—" Public
Other, Doweareet.
PART Monopolylogue. to be caned
THE CROWN INK DANGER.
Doors open at Seven; the Performance to commence at Eight. Please
to be taken of Mr. Stevenson. at the Boi-cdice. Strand Entrance, from
Ten till Five.

Carr:rm.—The new Entertainment wLU not be printed: and all
Books professing to contain any parts of It are gross impositions and
frauds cm the Po-Lie.

ADELPHI THEATRE,
STRAND.

This Evening. StTUßDAV.—isarch 10. will be promoted
THE LIFE OF AN ACTOR.
The Principal Character, by Messrs. Wrench, J. Reeve. Wilkinson.
Power, Lao. Brown, Meredith, Salter, and Elliott; Melidantea Bode%
Arnold, Daly, Searle, Bryan, &c. etc.
After which,
ODDS AND ENDS, Or, S.tILOR.S AND ACTORS.
Gag, Mr. J. Reeve.
In the course of the Evening a variety of Entertainments.
To conclude with the Burleaque of
MORE BLUNDERS THAN ONE;
OR, THE IRISH VALET.
Larry Hoolagan. Mr. Power; Louisa Lovemone, MIN S. B..x.th.
The EiIITISM rani commenced puhlistung yoeferday matting
at five o'clock.
London, England, 1825-03-19

LONDON AND MANCHESTER EQUITABLE LOAN
COMPANY.
HE DIRECTORS of this Company have resolved
that the time for Payment of the further Call of Thirteen
Wings on each Share (which is in addition to the Seven Shillings
already paid) shall bei extended to MONDAY NEXT, when the
Subscribers are requested to pay the same to Sir John Peering,
Bart. and Co. Bankers, Comhill, or their Shares will be forfeited,
and the Shares allotted to new Applicants.
By order of the Directiws,
CHARLES KAYE, Solicitor to the Company,
Dyer's-buildings. Holborn.

CANAL GAS ENGINE COMPANY.—At a Meeting
of the PROVISIONAL COMMITTEE, held on FRI-
DAY, the 18th day of March instant,
It was Resolved,—That a Premium of ONE HUNDRED
GUINEAS be given for the best Model that can be all CCCLI.
apylied to adapt Mr. Brown's PATENT GAS-VACUUM
ENGINE to the purposes of Boat and Barge Navigation, such
Model exemplifying the Power when applied to the head, stern,
or sides of the Vessel, both in shallow and deep water, as in
Canals and Rivers; and also that a Premium of FIFTY GUI-
NEAS be given for the second beat, and TWENTY-FIVE
GUINEAS for the third best Models.
Persons wishing to view Mr. Brown's GAS-VACUUM
ENGINE for the above purpose, mar apply for Cards of Ad-
mission, one day previously, to the Secretary., Mr. James Flo-
rence, No. 33, Finsbury-square ; and persons sending Models arc
requested to place some 'blotto on a conspicuous part thereof,
corresponding with a Motto in the Letter or Envelope containing
the Name and Address of the Candidate.
Models to be sent to 31t. Florence on or before &turd'', the
30th day of April nest, es the Provisional Committee will meet
on the 2d May, to determine on the merits of than which may be
so forwarded.
By order of the Provisional Committee,
JAM E 3 I hORAPPCE, Secretary.
33v FiD4uri:!o2rUal3.llrchl 122 k. * -

BRITISH DISTILLERY COMPANY.
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS, to be
raised in Ten Thousand Shares of 301. each ; 21. per Share to be
paid on Subscription 3L when the Deed of Settlement is signed ;
and the residue in mils not exceeding W. each, of which due notice
will be giver..
London, England, 1825-03-19

ST. LUKE, CHELSEA

On the moon of 31r. S. WHITBREAD, the Bill for erecting
a new Church in the pariah of St. Luke, Chelsea, was read a fret
time.

NEW BRIDGE., CHESTER.

On the motionofOen Dill for erecting
a New Bridge over the River Dee, in Chester, and for making ap-
proaches ant! other improvements connected with the tame, was
read a first time.
London, England, 1825-09-17

SURREY, SUSSEX, and SOUTH WA UK FIRE and
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital One Million, in MIMI/ of Ono Hiandral Pounds each.
CHAIRMAN.
CHARLES CALVERT, Esq. 31. P.
DE PUTT.CII AIRMAN.
JAMES HORNE, Esq.
DIRECTORS.
TIMIS 8 Bastldge, Esq. Jacob Hagen, Esq.
7:lomaa Christi:sr. Esq. Robert Kirby, Esq.
-wa Curling, ' W. Wnodbndge Nub, Esq.
William Curtain, Richard Price, Esq.
i'lePh Ellis, E...1(1' T. Allen Shuter, Esq.
!mantas ramotni3, Esq. Daniel Watney.,B9.
Charles Francis. Est Benjamin Wood, Log.
AboiToas—F 1 oung, Esq., Thomas Bush, Esq., Emanuel
Silva, Esq.
STANDING COILINSEL—AIIied Perkins, Esq.
hoirctroas—:Messrs. Maroon and Son.
Forstoraw—Thomas Walshman, Esq. M.D.
Sonorox—Thoonas Caitaa ay. Esq.
ACTUARY—MI. 0. W. Wilson.
Suavr.roa—Joseph Walker, Esq.
BANIERS—IIISSMS. Weston, Young, and Rostock.
Iris Company has been formed upon principles combining the
.Trin Perfect 'tensity, with advantages equal to, if not greater than,
46,4 °Fend by any similar institution.
The Fire and Life Departments are kept distinct ; thus &Wonting
le advantages as if the Assurances were effected at separate
!rives assured either against loss by Fire, or upon Live', will
!wily pertieiprte in two-thirds of the profits, without any
on their part to contribute towards losses.
,The Company's Prospectuses, containing Rates and Conditions.
shirk are on a liberal scale, may be had ea application at their
'el Si. Southwark.
London, England, 1825-09-17

HAPPINESS, ,t the gay to-morrow of the mind," is
insured by marriage ; " the strictest tie of perpetual friend-
ship" is • gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by
which, says Johnson, " we approach in some degree of association
with celestial intelligence."
Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obligation, it
becomes an imperative duty, not only to regulate the passions, but
' to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the free.
dom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the
neglect of such actuation are attributable many of those hapless
instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the be.
holder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach.
Luxurious habits will effeminize the body—a residence in the
tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the
premature infatuation of youth too frequently compromise the
natural dignity into a state of inanition, from which the agonised
suffers.? more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then,
we address ourselves, offering hope, energy, muscurar stren:.,th,
felicity ; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanctioned as they
are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' suciessful ex-perience.
The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the
suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreath
—for the female habit is often constitutionally weak—yet it stn be
strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power.
In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxa-
tion of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure
speedily, and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeel-
ing empiric from the position se presumptuously taken up, we
deviate from general principles with less hesitation ; anti confident
in our own honourable integtiry as Members of the College of
Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either sex (ape.
cially thole entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house,
where daily attendance is given for personal consultation; and
letters from the country are immediately answered; these must
contain a remittance for advice and medicine, which can be for
warded to any pan of the world, however distant.
BOSS and Co. M.R.C. Surgeons
No. 11, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London.

ll.* Just published. Seventeenth Edition,
L The &GIS of LIFE, a familiar Commentary on the above
Diseases.
2. HYGEIANA, addressed exelosively to the Female Sex.
May be had at 20, Paternoster. row ; 59, Pall-mall ; 16, Princes-
street, Soho ; 174, Fleet-street ; 4. Carherine-street, Strand, Lon-
don ; Porter. 72, (kralkomstrat, Dublin.; Jones, 117, Trongate,
Wagon •61 South Bridge-street, Edinburgh; and of all Book-
*ellen. i'rise is.
London, England, 1825-03-21

enteriaimnents of thl

PAOSPERlTY.—Prosperity "inciitfni has the same effect
on a Christian, that a calm alma bath on a Dutch mariner,
who frequently, it is said, in those circumstances, tics up
the rudder, gets drunk, and goes to sleep.
The new Swedish Tariff is generally favourable to the
commercial intercourse between this country and Sweden.
Many articles of British manufacture, which were before
prohibited, are now admitted on payment of a moderate
duty.
T:. Are Or EGYPT.—An accurate printed list of the VeF-
eels that srtived at Alexandria, and sidled from that port
in 1824, is a very interesting document. The arrivals in
1524 were 1,290 (in 1823 only 933); sailed 1,199; so that
91 remained in the port on the Ist January, 18125.—Ainung
the ships arrived were 100 Austrian, including 42 Tuscan,
under the Austrian flag (in 1823 only 331); 111 French
(in 1823, 52); 251 English (including lonian and Ameri-
can); 100 Russian (in 1893 only S 9) ; 77 Sardinian ; 70
Spanish; 47 Swedish; 14 Neapolitan; 13 Dat,ish;
But:h ; 2 from tl:e Papal Stales.
•
London, England, 1825-03-21

TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS.

Stu,—An opinion has lately prevailed, that we should hear no
more of Colonel Trench's brilliant and, as we were induced to con-
eeive, chimerical plan for the embellishment( the norskeen bank
of the Thames; but 1 find we are mistaken, and that instead of
its having been abandoned, he has been quietly, but as we under-
stand effectually, pursuing his object, and that he is absolutely
likely to produce it in a form that will attract the serious attention
of Parliament, and perhaps lead to the accomplishment of a pro-
ject, which I am ready to admit is one of the most useful, as well
as splendid and magnificent projects which has been for many
years brought before the public. ,
It has ',mg been the disgrace of this great metropolis, that its
magnificent river has been made to contribute so little to conveni-
ence or beauty ; and though I did not consider myself competent
to offer any opinion of my own upon a plan, with the details of
which I am unacquainted, yet I confess the general outline appears
to me to promise the most beneficial effects, by connecting the two
extremities of the town, and affording that facility of communica-
tion which the greet increase of population has made a matter of
almost absolute necessity. With these sentiments, therefore, I for
one most sincerely wish him the fullest success; and I have no
doubt, that, if he should eventually succeed, he will entitle himself
to the 'hanks of every individual in this great metropolis.
I am, Sir,
Your most obedient Servant,
A FRIEND TO NATIONAL 111PROVEMENT.
London, England, 1825-03-21

gratorioal and Explanatory Notes, and a Biographical Memoir.
By CHARLES F. ARTINGION,
Of the Loynts Institution.
Printed for John M , Albemarle-street.
This day is published *small folio, price 16s.
ICONES FOSSILIUM" *IECTILES CENTURIA
PRIMA.
By C. E. ROHM, Esq. F.R.B. &e. tce.
London: Published by G. It. Sewerby, 1116, Regent-street.
As only a very limited numiliteds work has been struck (4E,
those wiltr-bieh to pourer ii iiihlriavinded to be early in their
I application, the plates being destroyed.
Thisdayis published, by G. B. Sowerby, 136, Regent-street,
price 11. le.
ACAI'ALOGUE of the SHELLS contained in the
COLLECTION of the late Earl of TANKERVILLE,
arranged according to the Itarnarckian Conchological System ;
illustrated with eight coloured Plates, and Desniptions of many
new Species,
By Cr. B. SOWERBY, dcc. fix.
The Collection will remain open for Public Invention every
Monday. Wednesday, and Friday during the Season, at 116, Re-
gent-street.
NAPOLEON'S EXPEDITION TO RUSSIA.
This day is published, handsomely printed in two volumes, Oro.
with a Map, and five Engravings, price 11. his. boards.
I_IISTOItY of the EXPEDITION to. RUSSIA,
undertaken by the Emperor Napoleon in 1812.
By lien. Count PHILIP DE SEGUR.
Printed fur Motel and AVurtz, Treuttel, jun., and Richter,
30, Soho-square.
01 whom may be had, the same in French, 2 vols. Bro. with
Atlas of Po•traits and Vignettes, nriceil. M.

This day is published, in two vols. post lien. price 14s.
ENGLISH LIFE ; or. Manners at Home, in Four
Pictures.
In these Pictures of Life I hare lICTLT been so studious of no.
velty.or surprise se to depart wholly from all resemblance; some
enlargement may be allowed to tleclatnation and some exaggeration
Ito burlesque • but as they deviate further from reality they become_
less useful, because their lessons will fail of application."—Dr.
Johnson.
Printed for G. Il'ightman, 48, FleetLstreet.
Of when may be had, just published,
AUREUS; or, Life and Opinions of 4 Sovereign. Written by
Iliinself. 12mo. 7s. W.

• • SALE ny AUCTION.
• -- .
FIGURES FROAI TILE ANTIQUE, BUSTS. VASES,
LAMPS. &e.
"WE. SQUIBB and-SON respectfully announce to .tht
4..V.A. Nobility and Gwynn thot they are directed to offer to
SALE by AUCTION (without reserve), at their Great Roam,
Saville-row, THURSDAY NEXT, the 24th-inst. and following
day, the ENTPRE STOCK ot an omioent 41ANUFACTURER,
declining that branch of business, consisting of nearly an hundred
Statues from the -antique, 'among which are casts of the Medici
Ventas,Apollo,Glodiatos,Canoseslargefiguros,andearious others.
in imitation of marble and bronze, inished in the bigheat manner,
as ornaments foi saloons and halls; and to Inman patent lamps ;
209 Busts and Vases, antique and modern 411. French table lamps,
&few suspended dittq. and lustres.
To be sieved on Wednesday, when Catalogues may be hall at the
Room.
London, England, 1825-01-13

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, .Alt. 11.
T
SHIPS ENTERED INWARDS. —Sir Joseph Banks, Armstrong,
from St. John's, New Brunswick; Ben Lomond, Kyle, from St.
John's, Ncw Brunswick; Trois Amis, Scbut, from Antwerp;
Robertand Mary, Fox. from Ostend; Midas, Thompson, from
New South Wales; Mary Ann, Proctor. from Hull; North
Britain, Taylor, from Dundalk ; Waterford, Hodge, from Dublin.
SHIPS ENTERED OUTWARDII,—HeTOII, Faillant, for Calais t
Lady Nugent. Boon, for Madras and Calcutta; Gilmore, Laws,
for Calcutta; General Phipps, Baxter, for Antonia Lizard°, New
Mexico; Success. Hodge. for Trieste and Venice; Lion, Mer-
man. fur New Orleans; Queen Elizabeth, Attwooll. for Dublin ;
Messenger. Morimer, for Dublin ; Venerable, George, for
lin ; Calypso. Newman, for Cork ; Hector, Carron, fur Gibraltar
and Rio Janeiro.

SHIP! CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT GRAVE/RIM.—
Vriendschap, Haserrinkel, for Rouen: Charles, Agaase. for
Rouen ; Crawford, Tbomas, for llilboa ; Edgar, Campbell, for
Jsmaica; Margaret. Christie, for Hamburgb; and Catherine,
Fligg, for Gibraltar and AIRIRitn.
London, England, 1825-12-07

IIVDIA.

By the arrival of the General Palmer, Captain Truscott,
we have received Madras papers to the e9th of July, from
which we extract the following communication, taken from
the Bengal Harkaru of the 14th of that Month. The June-
sion of the Siamese with the Burmese is in direct contra-
diction of what had been previously stated on that import-
ant point. The General Palmer sailed from Madras on
the 30th of July :
(From the Madras Coaster, July 29.1
CALCUTTA, JULY 14, 1823.
A ItitACAW, J SE 24.—There is a 'Hying report among as of the
occupation of Talak, Aeug, and Sandunce, on the main, for the
purpose of acting in concert with Sir A. CaMpoell on the corn-
menceroent of hostilities, 'The road from `relate° Aeog 4a only
about three days...tom:my, and from thence to Sandosee, from um
to eleven days ; the road between the latter places is very passable,
but between the former a mere jungle Motpath. Take it altogether,
allowing the greatest latitude, and for the delays necessarily con-
sequent upon crossing nullahs. rivers, &ee when a practicable road
:s made between this and the Aeug, the army could march to San-
dowse in much less than a month. By our possessing ourselves of
SAndowee, an easy communication can be opened with Sir A.
Campbell. There appears a great detitiency of population all
through this country.
The Siamese base joined the Burmese, and upurlls of one
half of their Pros is composed of them t a regular concentration of
their forces v.e exptet to take place, but the positive situation is
either not yet determined on, or our information is incorrect.—
Bengul Hui Lusa.
London, England, 1825-12-07

PiISIIIOIVABLE. LLIGEtxt.

The Marquis and llfareittoreas of Lanadown arrived on Sunday
at Lowdown House, Beikeley.square, from Paris.
Emily, Marchionesa of Londonderry, arrived in town yesterday;
from a tour.

The Dowager Alarchionen of Salisbury left town yesterday for
Hatfield.

The Earl and Countess of Harrowbv left town yesterday fur their
seat. Sandon Hall., Staffordshire, for the holyclays.
The Earl of Belfast arrived in town yesterday,: from the Isle of
Wight.
and Mrs.Houblon and family arrived yesterday at Coulson's
Hotel, Lower Brook-street. from theirseat in Cambridgeshire.
Airier,liar Read's Hotel, Lower Grosvenor-street:—B. Weston,
F,.sq. from his seat in Suffolk ; the Rev. Daniel Finch Hatton, from
his seat in Northamptonshire. Departures from ditto :—The Rev.
C. Fenwick for Dorking; the Rev. A. Ridley for ditto ; T.
Lowndes, Esq. and brother, for Whaddon Hall, Bucks.
Mr. and Mrs. John VI ilks end family have arrived at Long's
Hotel, Bond-street, from Litgesbury. Mill-hill. Departures from
ditto :—Captain and Mrs. Eorbea, for Oxford ; William Herbert,
Esq. for Brighton ; Lyon, R.N. for Plymouth.
Arrivals at Illivares Hotel, Lower Brook-street:—St. George,
Esq. an 4 Mrs. St. George sail family, from the Continent ; Lord
Ashley, at ditto, from the North of England ; Sir Edward Mostyn,
from Oxford; the Rev. R. de Burgh, from Cambridge.