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NOTICE TO SIARINERIL CHARGER. • •
YAR3IOeTH ROADS. li rIPO he SOLD, a very hand/tome Brown MARE, Fifteen la
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SHIPPIA'G lIV rx LLIGENCR. fey Ttst Viet( Wart, Inlimme Bra4phortes,Croimee.Weliep, beef.
rgryffr.Bousx, LOXDON, Newark,. 118. lOU. 1 A. Hailde Two Inches'higte, Five Verne old, fine Agent, with In 1
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eve,. .fm. MAniteavores,n, Ludgatmeneet. 1
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LIVERPOOL, Toesnee, Nov. 28,
am ismi thug on the 10th of December . iong tail, watranted toned ,
THE LAWS of the OMS: centrAled by Di- 1
'VOICE a Sere, g , _ _ , _ ... and bas been regulatly bloke as • reetion of the Leeds ' amen (Aida AI ejetinis Tree- ' - I ' betterlienea-Retehstoon„ Bsll lama go p 0.14. ?pope, jades g
Stichasid Irvine, Etileßmse, lion Williestm fleo ,Rolepop, st
,_ „a, soon after that day sa the heather may peernit,e =target ; get by the celebrated horse Osiris, has never bren nary, and pohliahed by the Wind S. to 9. E.-H igh Water, 28 min. es 1. Toot, Uyenttias t Illaidtecom 4Accan 111101411 *Eh t .t*II;
• 1,1 "'•• - 1 1 he South Holm (common! ked • '
n- ief tbe Set Heade. am a so t and tinder the section of !
y • wet . nor our of sbc paentelion of the ohms. who bred her for his the Comnisizioners of bei Customs ; with None and • Anent! the Faney, Gottlit, from Pelento,; Clyde, --‘. fawn Hamden. halepay I.3th Feet t Nash. h f pey 2 rioritr F • .
te, ,o'r,',„;.anrord) Buoy. will be taken swam and a fleaenn Bney,' own use. atld Is parted with only because sae Ana not quite strength Indetea. By J. D. E. E,q. , Demean; Conger., --.... end Hannah, Newby, from Mhasii- half-es/04A Foot; WOore. ,
..heit-Pae dbilt Fuot4- ' .'. F
sim t''' it:gime, pLeal at catch of those Stiolorts In lieu thereof. ! enough to carry him. • Cm, mmture, , Atom Quebec..
Comptroller or his Majesty in the Port of liondon. I • elm Fitt, London ; (shinty, twitypty.6dOeylari
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~,,s sill. By order, I May be seen at the Jaght Home Stables, Gray's len-lane (where
.1. ssEgyst.;;;T, geermam. I she has !WO AULSTit tbe Let )4 months), teem application to Mr. 91HE ASIA'I'IC JOIJ • • - for Peeetither, published the yyt 404. nrf it„,,,.,..,1 secainey of Donegal), crew saved ;it mow ! fanneta-bloyd, Rayal Horse Guardia Ilytle Bark.)rtltits:
' EXCERIII""FPICiv. : 11"rn• the bead groom, who will refer the parties to the mann, if -11- yestesdem com - - a tether very Interestiog eviginal carnaled the cat:o would be total!! but.
Sailed the Amerrea, Davies, far Ilasep; fit. Vinceat, Completed, -IGlCAnealardeiT: ht'af-1184 l*h
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wowed. Article*, An Asepses 411 '.,.,6'
.. 's Apnea Scheme. •ad an I
for St. Vii.....ene : Rochdale. Chem-mile far Oporto ; "seism, Ensigne-Wason, $d West India Reglement Nevi pro, vidente il
Norman fa W. lad& • - . -.____
Carver. for ''SS ilmincnen t EliZa, Sarchwell, far Africa t Coriathien; ' ihealtres African Galicia Corr, kteetwiLiaens i Qatar holi-iteY
erter Rills doted ie the wronthe or Oetekee, j MPORTANX IMPROVEMENT in PEN-KNIVES Obituary of Major C. W. 4. ;
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Fmnanytyixtl7iino‘ligfe.l,
it Deans, 9-2.1 Foot, Up-Path.EarePt Jae
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smetuter, and December. 1824: via.-14 000.111. cap. di, •.R. -The naval asenner of manutiacturtog Penknife Bliedet has' pPiroweedalletswiwa of
Pcistafrithe"Reyalli ,_ ,'' e • tem. Particulars enecerring ' Durk*, fur New York. 15th Foot ; Andeyson, half-pay 2d Omahas Battalion ; Bellamy,
wog: Additional (thorchem, 3 (Mo. IV. esp. 1111. for Cane/. loog been a subject of complaint. The edge's made to ettep and the the Hayman War vtik a son, , - - -rem-
Ilialf-pay Wall's Corps.
Mr Ile, ' .g „e Fisheries, 5 film. IV. cap.lls, 16,110k0044. I angle too obtuse; the consegnence is, that the edge in cutting is nt of tbe Cis of 1.7
nabew and Nome; and th-e 0- ' e '..- enee from evaer'yupovertion oaf-
?shoe II or se.. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Adjumints.-Lieu sem'
....4 ~• * the interm due thereat., will be paid Won the illth day i sometimes unmanageable and driver. into the quill nearly acmes' ow Kasten) Empire, matelot ' .IMeths. Mere . Demise Pre- --.. maim.'
.1 Pl.'''. bee. learn the interest VIM Oen c-osell Bills till be re. I This Inceseenierce abwost eters .in the habit or making modossa, Appointments. Shipollitee ilks. &c. Price 3.. 6.1. ,Isissaouwes. Nov. OIL-Arrived the Active, Mathews, from Quactsrmastra-Hutchinsou, half-pay 63d Foce ; Ditkona. half..
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oltreoei (busy; .e. excepted!). limn Too o'clock till One. until, , Paro. ha. treguently etperien To obviate this entirely, T. Kiiiimbury..Perbery, isallAllen. Leadwthalestreet. Terceira in nineteen days.-Wiad W.B. W., Strong gales *tad roil* Pant, Bnolugne. ' •
mid ft.?' am ugh day a December, ae thee peke, where imm 1 CLARK, of Exeter Change, has introduced a Penknife Blade, atfulnY• Coinmisseriat Drpartment-Deptity Assistant Commitealate
I brie, r„:"mtarlioed, cootainiag inenuctioas for auranging.tha Bills. ' eilmersctured antra,' en a nen Principle t the line of the edge being This deb-is polad price la. fin. Pcessonron. N0v.16-Arrived the Union, bowman, from General A neer, Landon.
net ardent, each Bill with their mull somaturee, Parallel wide the side of the blade, fonnt a very acute angle ; the in- ri.
IIIE CHRISTIAN IeMBRANCEE ; or, ths lArbon, with demur -ti old W.8.W.. blowing bard.
. e. ms In Modica! Department--Domor Haalcirin half-ply Ins ector •
, . a kr.l, iheir Nimes and residences at the Immo= tif each Mu ; ITIIDDSIIIs therefore, evetain ineaPerienced hands. may be easily go- Churehrnaler Biblical, adelmiastical, Psi Literary Miami. COWES, Nov• 26.--Anned the Alexandte, Denies. French Assitoent-durgeon ()Telly, staff, etydte. nareacka ; A spaleant:
near Camp Kraykangdong ; limpeal-Amisrant IVllliam. , Isla
ti a ' h mimes cm holders aye. lessessfi in assoa, eke beams, Yawned two elude', but wbot is intended, ean take place, and the lan/ for December. *hip, from 'levee, for Meander. wind bound. The Captain re. I Surgeon Lest:, filth not, on board -the lodinate Remittal shin.
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v d,....,lllnsutche eadaia, wpm gredersely abteio they endeseemana, Pea is formedmilL the mrestest nicety, sod the utmost facility. C=tents t-Ths Life et •, ' Tiadall-Review of Motor Tierra An Animism ship, named tienwal Peke, to be off the
''', 'aft armed NI Owe sostipta fee the papmem. TM blade of thin Penknife k beautiful in workmanship. and tan Pan's Letter to Dr. Mil r ,• w. ir. lifoo;t's harepon as the Wight.
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guy be sgggemg ayargeogovtous to saa said meth be recommeeded with confidenceas superior to any atticle previously. Comiecration or Bishop , • . de boss,
,Atiica ; tloipittil•Assistant Patterson, Isle de lems.
TM Peer aleti'a ireaelsative Pears/Louie. Nov. 29.-Arrived hts Majesty's ship Rnm. Africa.
„vulg.., gpoeoreas roe agandossaso ens day Intridueed into this branch of Celery. Also, It can be used with Then Poperg. M • • . lee -•, of e and ney, from (Odom and Halifax ; the %tett e Pallas, frown
• at ef 11' mmeh =t is desired.
o that on ••• the right or tell Mad. utler-On C urch •' - .‘6l ip:ii the Cheasimelte for Rolland. Woad • tr= from the west.
/137 LUG. bowleg as of tWo-poisos by Bre dig.=
The Qirehee Goiette, of October 27, contains.= account
1'1.4 kossomappsnis, and dated *laid IStk day of A DVANTALIFAMS to GIiNTLBMEN.:-Tbe priCe dad rientromzet. Monthly_ „ lipt . •ng CMS. sang; it has ameitund to blew lard alleles% -with heavy rein in
entr-hs aftimilti.elloiete be llot . . ‘4- ' • - • Immo se be rosy hi= ain aloes, Pao • ge-. :• . • , , . . "'•• z , • See stmells. The wetly atteldent webs,* as lot allof dewing the Ow
A °is - Ole emZsi 'SOON se tholes, ..-c•• 4 '''''' lima • BICHARII TT.. r • ••- of the • ‘' • • "°°- - is - '• ke • '
tienlars, aerating tom sot:Jett so mentrnfulty kteresting,
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~, mutes, BA , _ 111... . masa deep, ea glembeldsp het was spat ea, aad of the late dreadful fire at Miramichi. The following par-.
1 0. °VA MIN of December, which sew wkh '.l
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,;„•tit it • I'm" -.,;-,---- - :,..• . . • . inniPerldrthaellestr erld!treittlre his ef her milder.
occompany tha.atateatent which has arced:, 'appeased ia
awl Bourke and lly no based, is stilt,
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lig eaatimi• WI, PM •'• • is „ „ . A .., - dame ho Isk Miessacki Aar the lasicadamitorts eon.
---- NAST /NOM HOUSE, Notwooker 80, 152 a. Ditto Trousers, ILI . black or blue . tai..4,. - 115 ft • si. -lc- ' 1 Pl."' itie. - . • . ,-, eve wit so aribrail in town
Beet white or other colour Cord Ridie translated into Ilinglkth ' ose; fr e ' • .
" - 12 b !Muncie erith Notes. 2 vols. Aro. boards: • J,,5,,,-,/,_ ope, Edwarcht, from Ilmoelk os Leedom% as come Into dr. ... • • ele •we lioderibthe Thal flibleireentall'lt
and we learn that he was to have an interview with du thmetturr int
crag Court or Mies:tore of the United Company of germ, olive brown fashionable Greet &dried with boar to dir harp and roma • Atm is chieliy with a view to obtain aseislaace from this province,
s 1 Ithiroahr qt. Swelired trading to the East India do hereby silk . . _ . _ _ _ _ . 44 0 2. HERODOTUS, literally translated into Plan& from the Srwww O'CLOCK. P.M.-Iloce moderate. TM outwardisaond
!.• Morning Frocks - Chief tn-clay, after which it is hoped h h A k
e• appear to be all well.-Wthd W.:4.W.
as to afford Speedy relief to the pressing wants of many thouserde
t at suc reps red Le La en
~.4110. explanatory and critical, front Ilearcher. Gibbon. Rennele !Indeed, DEAL. Nov. 29. -Arrived the Harmnny, Thomson, the Old fellow-beings, who have lost, on the eve of a rigorous went,. itt
r-fhoe Quarterly °towel Coun of the said Cornpans_ MI- Milled Drab Great Coats various Books of Travels, &a.; to which is added, a•Siimmery of
r%grebe held at their Hesse in Lesdenhell-street, on Wen- Super excellent One ditto 35 185
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013 0 the Chrenology of Herndon& By a Graduate of the Universit Maid, Tully, and the Cherub, Borman, from Quebec. The out. .of
met of December next, is made special. for tbe Put- Best Black Kerseymere Waistcoats or any Colour . many respects. their chief means of subsistence. The dato;teris
Y• ward-bound appear tor ide all well.
sem.M. the - . 2 vole Gen. 'posed,. IL 44.
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mardsbraitting for eanlbasation the Resolution of the General None but the best materials, therefore but one price. 3. /ESC II Y LUS. The Tragedies of Nochylue, literally trans. GwavEsEwn Nov. 2'3 -Arrived the Ann. Reach, from Vie. calmed by the tires, •ve have beer led to undenased, are beyocd ee-
ginia; Elizabeth, 011 field, from Quebec; Creole, Galway, from 1 i . . . .
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Not d the leth SeJPegenher ht`t• aProehll 'be Memdetiert of the A Suit of Livery (plain) . -•- . . 44 0
I 5 0 lated into English Prose, from the Text of Illomfield and Schutz. scription. Not lets than one hundred lives are well swertamed to
n • g piserraors or the 14th of tbe same month, granting to Mr. Stable Dress Pernambuco; Venilia Deucher, from Jamaica ; Earl St. Vincent, lof the wind with such rapidity as to prevent escape, or by water.
lave neen Just, ettherby the fire, wit:eh spread, from the vioienco
t teat
*tenni Atom the sum of 1,5101. upon the rounds therein stated. Other Liveries equally reasonable. The much admired plan of .a"- board'4 In' fid• Middleton, from Batavia • Vnendehip Tanner from Alexandria
4. EURIPIDES. Tte Hecuba., Orestes. Phanician Virgins s led 1 D i. 1 D• h . • • . ' whea there were no other hopes of finding the meane.pf flight. The
i rx umert required by the By Law, cap. 6, see. 20, togethet having superfine cloth liveries only Ills. extra. Gentlemeo in the • h.t.i tte on it cote, ut Ty. tur Hamburgh ; Merlin, Weeks ;
and Medea of Euzigidee Barran t slated into Fn lish P
,as og titteutoett• niten which the mad Rrealenen has hew country may have their clothes made to tit by ser:ding bow many t destro .ed in houses lands timber m
. • 8 r°le+ Vittoria, Siek ; and Risebrough, Careie, for Jaillitlea ; Renewal, i Str.lePer y . ) , , . erchandise, and
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.ase. mopes for the toppectioa of the Proprietors at this lints= inches round the breast and the height they =end. trom the Text of P ''h N y
Orison, wit . ores. /Ivo. boards, Bs.
5. The HIPPOLYTUS and A LCESTIS of EURIPIfitS, Cromartie for Barbadon • Brilliant Meyer for Bilboa ; s ips, is said to be amazing ; nothing but misery and wantasid de.
.. JOS EP H DA RT., Recovery.
litergily translated into English Prose, with Notes. Bvo. boards, land, is got into the harbour with considerable damage ; the Flan-1
BRIDL;SIGToN, N0v.'211.-The'Stetirrel, Dryden:of Suroler- I a°l,l,l,im are lert.behind•
T CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE-
total loss in houses, furniture, goods, &c. at Fredericton, which is
l'he following in a list of the sufferers, with the amount of their
OrlikANT tea Decree of the High Court of Chancery,
• HOUSE, for the EAST and %VEST INDIES and "...lid' dents Carroll, of aVeymouth, being a complete wreck, has bcen
t e I Orli in • Cause wherein Robert Comely and others are SO(ITH AM ECICA, EX ETEIt CHANGE, STRAND. o ARISTOPHANES. The Comedies of Plutus aed the
r,Froge, literally translated into English Prose, with copious Notes. sold ; the Active, Sleigh, of London, hal received so 'nisch da. estimated at 32,5224 :-
e; rueefs. and Richard Carter and others.are Defendants, all Per- Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Gentlemen mage that ahe will be sold where she lies. The bard Duncan, I Stark Needham - £2,450 William Vern . teefr
~ „mowing. to be the Nephews and Nieces of William Comely,
ceding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will '"vo. boards. B'4'
The RHETORIC of ARISTOTLE, literally translated Smith, of London, was got off yeaterday, with appareetly little William Wilmot - 600 Samuel Cameron - . 400
e. jou S.thmek, in the county of Somerset. Eici. (who died on One find in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, e _7'
ISOM the Greek, with Notes :to which is added, an Analysis of damage. The Auspicious, of Sunderland, Appleton, was brought 'A. l'.l` Mahon - 300 Thanes Everitt . • 2,0110
. slat the 12th day of Slay, 1918), who were living at the time f swords, Cap.. in here yeeterday, in a very leaky state. having been ruff foul of 9. Master Morgan - 1,300 Jon. Ester
Sashes, Belts, and Pistol*, &c. together with a
Aristotle's Rhetoric, by Thomas Robb.", of Malimsbury, with NO
cskad, and the SSIOe of such Nephews and Nieces as have shim large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots. Couches and Bed.
Notes. Bvo. beards, 12s. near Flambree Head, by the Frances, of Shields. Kober: (.I:beon . 200 William I). Hart - 700
,a aid, art. by their Solisiton. on or before the 23d day of Jsnuary,
ding; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chaim, and Lamps ;An Chests,
Sold by Talbot% and Wheeler, Oxfold ; and Win. Pickering, iluee, Nov. 28.-The Thomas and Ann, Masbans, from Lon. John Davis - 30 James Taylor 1 - 340
'r days rime in and prove their relationship before James Tenser, Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other desciiption of Travel- don for this port, was driven on shore on Spurn Point, with 1 of J• re,kine - - 40 Elijah %Mille* . ,ais
•-1 mie woof the Mmters of the said Court, at his Chamber" in
ling Equipage. Chancery-lane, London. anchors and cables, during a heavy gale at W.S. W. on Saturday Will. Sl'Cay - 1,0041 Jeremiah Olm - le
'e salwroptoa-buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; or, in default
An ansortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re- This day is publithed, night, and Must discharge. The Venue, Parker, from London Zebulon Currie - ilOO Serjeant Shaw . .150
a. luded the benefit of the said
este`.they sill be Feeemetee7 exe . . .• . geishas for India, and ether tropical climates: likewise a great T_TINTS lo the PUBLIC and the LEGISLATURE, for Leeds, lately attended at Saltfiect, hue been got off, and will Captain Kenah - 280 Lawrence Sloan _ 20P
-1, Dane. CONS .IBLL and KIRK Solitetors.
10, sytgogg., log: - variety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks, suitable 11 on the NATURE and EFFECTS of EVANGELICAL proceed to her destination. The Earl Moira, Robson, bound to Geedge Daion .. 100 Pickard and Gaynor - 2,500
le for families going abroad, Military and Ilindostanes Books PREACHaNG. By a BARRISTER. Sunderland, has been got off, and arrived here. Hort. S. D. Street . 800 William Till - 40
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r, ITAZARD and Co. Maps, kc. " Let me take this opportunity of commending, as I ought to do SCARBOROUGH. Nov. 27.-The New Greenwich, flendenton, Healy Vevabour - 890 William Munro - . 15
of and for Sunderland, from Perth, has put in here, with lon of g
,h 11 FOUR J:30,000, A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curricle, Tandem. Phaton, most sincerely and moat ardently, a work, to which Ihe well-wishers Jarvis itin - 2,000 Wain Estabraoke - 90
f ad e
Stanhope, and Chaise Harness, with every description oS dl ry, to genuine Chlstianit and our Ecclesiastical Establishment are 1
sine iers and reble, and water-logged. John Brown - 700 Cherlea Everitt - .f.OO
t. Next Tuesday.
Le. &c. for home use, East and West Indies, and South Americas indebted. The w ternem of facts, his arguments frmn rea- Asvawano, SE ter. 23.-The Mexican gun-boat Tampico Came Miss Cooke - 460 F. T. Smith 75
Lames by Act of
•' Mimeo: neatly at which merit inspection mom them quality, fine stile of workman- son and scripture, and his animated descriptions' of character., do in on 18th inst. She has captured the brig Felix. of New Oeleane, Dr. Ememon . - 500 Mr. Marshall . 50
ship, and moderate prima. honour tn the elegance nf his taste. the vigour of his undemanding, and schooner Louisa, of New York. in the act of smuggling Span. S. Parsons - - 650 R. Rankin and Co., - 50
.4 pod.
~. BAZARD and Pm All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and the and the soundnesi ef hitemoral and religioue principles. They wilt irh property at Soto la Marino. The Englieh brig Jane is in pore, Sir. Bowden 500 William Patter - 210
excellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly =ended to of destination unknown ; the master, mate, aud all the crew, except 0. Valentine lett John Simpson 180
'.: eat Fmo of 25,0401. preserve, I trust, many aclimneanieg and attentive readers from ' •
.t mila.ollol. ia last asking bat one Ready Money price, froin which no abatement will the oweeries which might be preemie,' upon their credulity and the "bin k°3', deed. Thome Bowden - 700 Adam Shame . ea
. in Months. and be made. their piety."-(Dr. Pan's Character of Charles James Fox, vol. 2, - W. F. Odell - 000 D. Pleiltips . ile
L.I ALL the 3e.0.W. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLATE p. 8174 •
l'rinted for Sh wood N J
re , eely. and ones, Paternoster-row ; and The Dutch ship Augustin, Granawald, arrived at Charleston AA Edward Elliott
the 30th ult. from Canmeachy, in charge of a prize crew, havin Jamas Drake -
g - 150 Flom W. Illack (uncertain.)
300 John Bell - 25
none Lattety, GLASS, 311
rk Rept Esdronge, M. Cornbill, Front TWO AKD A HALF to FORTY' err Cent. Hunter. St. Paul's Church-yard. • been captured on her voyage to Havaanah, by the Colombian pei- S. &G. Potter - 2,000 Robert Anderton .
vateer Executive, for haviog Spanish property on board. John Weld - 700 Jsbn E. Breen hi
LI P.4,o2(ard.street, and by Agents BRITISH' PLATE GLASS COMPANY, This day i, published, by Geo. n. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane, A heavy gale was experienced at Aux Cayes on the 28th Septette. A• &A. Hammond - 400 B. Tibetts - . lee
to di principal County Towns. Established by. Act of Parliament, 1773. London, in demy quarto,. price 21.105. • or, with proof impres. ber. Two American brigs and one schooner, one Danish minion John Lenin - 800 John Sist•on • - 4i
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I sa4 .1. SIVEWRIGHT beg to submit a New frIHE PUBLIC are informed, that, in addition to the none of the plates on laths paper, price'3l. 10s. Part I. of and a variety of Hayden small craft, were destroyed. The Char, Churchille heirs - 300 I Joseph Matthews - lt
lil
ct. eg . Stone, and respectfully to remind the Public, that Lot- 1_ Reduction in the Company's Prices, which took place in Ty ESEARCHES in FOSSIL OSTEOLOGY, in which love Wylie, ana Hope, two Enelish brigs, escaped. flugh A. Slouut . 300 Slr. Clayton - It
• ; loftiest nese for eV!? at the close of the present Drawings. 1820, a FURTHER Reduction is 110-.0 made, from Two nod a JILL the Characters of many Animals are established whose V essitcs SPOKEN WITH.-The Luey Ann, ofand front Liver- Samuel Darker - 210 Nathaniel Treatlwell . La
ie Ile Wale • sentimanee of that pationsge which J. and J. I talc to Forty per Cent. on Plates of the superficial Measurement Species bave been Destroyed by the Revolutions of the Globe. pool, for New Providence, 23d inst. lat. ea. 30.10ng. 9,30, by the Metes Berber 60 A bired Payson • St
n • llitemiglesetefagy aeknowiedge to have been hoosored with for of Sir Feet and upwards, agreeably to a printed Scale, which may By the Baron CUVIER, ate. &c. &c. Eliza, arrived at Plymouth. Crisis. from Jamaica to Liverpeol, Edward Conway . 100 Tames Moot - m
to snap Mem they with confidante yorommeed the present be had at tho Company's Warehouse, AI,BION-PLACE, Translated by EDWARD fIRIFFITH, F L.S. 14th alt. of Matanzas. by the Neptune. arrived at Lien Pool VIII. William Mills - 300 Nathaniel Walker ~ y
toms AA am estafwe sbe poiats gime ones, but BLACKFRIALS' BRIDOE, where an extensive seTrenent. of With some Additioas, and several new Plates, from Drawings lion Brown, from Loodon to Charleston, IBth inst. lat. 42, long. Daniel Versa - 2,250 Govt. Schools, 2.-"
. a pit or CAST I'IrATE GLASS, of fine Saone and Brilliancy. so- arosetunicated by the Author. 13, by dm Stamm packet, arrived at Falmouth. Dods, of Liver- t
tFrom the St. John's (New Bronowick) Gazette of 13tb Oct.
el ...4
' "WWI
I 00.0011 pmior airtime of any other Manufacta, in Europe, is on Sale by It ante, Perhaps, I* altreoe4 eofel,rthet there is no modern ad. p? 421, outward bound Uth Sept. lat. 8, N. long. 27. Marathon, ef
In addition to the above calaran44stit the seat of Betterment; wi
100.1011 ne.ose Mr. Jaarys HAWKING'', Monetary to tee Company, and alw hi esti& publication which inmesieed ths present reputation aad este. Asl honed le Delowars. 26th tilt. M. IR kis& 1.9 ; Elitabetb,
• , ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY! . Me. Jess Caocx roan, atthe Company's Weeks at Raveskim 105ah..4, eke ysawadazollyip sasamaaphassysa akasessabaasoo ei tealddlutokne,4l4 thee, arcopt-iikeia.,e, br bi, learn that dried. fug thwart. she lomat eroae4 4 mamas
NMST TUESDAY. . atreetteleat, Tantashke. ' - ' Weik on Fossil Ost .he eon Cuvier. It certainly yields klajeoty ship Spartiate, arrived at Lisbon. Margaret, Pm Mb, and in the mttlements of ew and and New Jerusalem, to
, Titre aod Shares are now on sale at J. and .1. Strewritritte TABLE OF REDUCED PRICES FOR SILVERED in utility. importance, an skill et executions. to none that the pre- Liverpool to Buenos Apes, 17th Aug. lat. 20, long. 26. John, the rear ot Gagetown. The Mills, at the Oran:mem anti severe
- ?stage Offices, No. 37, Cornhill ; 11, Holborn ; and 38, Hay. GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS. sent age has produced on =yuletide. subject ; and this, beyond from Liverpool to Buenos Ayres, '2sth Sept. Lt. 12, long. 26. houses, have also been burned up. Alarming fires are ahe
..
i • tate, Condon, where they sold in ale Lottery, 12 478, a Priee In In. Xs. In. In. Xs. n. In. Xs. all comparison, the first on that of which it treats. Email Ostrnlogy Bahia Packet, Mitchell, from Liverpool to Lima, 26th Aug., lat. stated to be spreading devastation in Miramichi. Thirty hotter
. 011.0001. and several other Capitals ;in the !emery drawn llth 80 by 44 . . 37 13 90 by 70 .. 93 111 05 by 50 . . 7
• 3 3 indeed, as a science, came into existence with the publicAtion of this , 46,5. long. 51. Tom, Dickson. from ditto to Rio Janeiro, 23d Sept.
• we said to have been destroyed at that place. Arid we are in.
ir •I•1‘ 41,43,d13. a Prize of 21,0651. besides other Capitals. 80 30 ..48 4 95 35 .. 43 18 06 59 . . 102 0 book ; for though many valuable abstract accounts of fossil organic I lat. 9, N. long. 23. Crrene, front Newfoundland to Pernambucno, formed by the last arrivals froui the westward, that the fire rave
•• 80 60 ..56 10 95 45 .. 55 7 In 38 .. 59 3 R, y a
remains had proceeded from the pen of previous naturalist et "t I 3el tilt. lat. le, long. Me St. Peter, from Lisbon to Rio JalleSTO, to an extent of nearly 20 miles on the St. Andrew's road.
. NEXT TUEADAY, FOUR OF 30 6001. ! Many of oer poorer fellow-subjects are thus, by the visitatioz
.. 80 70 ..71 10 95 55 .. 64 14 12 21 . . 147 8 mien be confeased that their relearehes were bin partial • that they I eth Sept. lat. 22, long 38. Sarah, from Sicily to Rio Janeiro, fah
AND LOTTERIES EXPIRE AT THE END OF THESE " 33
.. 36 I 05 6.5
.. 91 13 IS 60 . . 107 13
an.i-, ; . ' ' I Sept. lat. 21, long 38. Forager, from Liverpool to Buenos A res, I
. of the Almighty, driven from their houses, merchants aod mocha.
I DRAWINGS. ed at no general conclusion., no rational system ; and that , ,
86 43 ..46 2 95 75 .. 113 ft 21 70 . • 179 2 they were deficient in that order clearness and comprehensivenms I 27th Sept. lat. 9, N. long. 22. Claudine from London to Bengal,
' •il -ii•h rod fl••
Mee eprive GI te p uce o t len industrious labours, and man;
it y DISH having been eminently successful in distributing MI 53 ..55 12 100 40 .. 713 9 23 Olt . . 188115 • " • • ' s••
• I I t ult lat. 35, long. 11. Jane, from L'iverpool to Cape Breton,
ot detail, no essentially necessary to every scientific result, and so s • other individuels suffer extensive losses. Amid these aeon 0:
I.J Prism of Thirty Thousand Potands, he feels a confident IRA 115 . . 71) I I 100 50
.. 70 8 17 eo . . 117 . 2 eminently characteristic of all the labours of Cuvier. 9th Now. lat. 46, long. 34, by the Harmony, Thomp,„o„ arrived ig affliction, we turn to the active and benevolent strps imniediatel)
Ls mein Fortune will bedew even more than her usnal ltindnew 100 40 ..44 14 100 60 .. 92 h 32 67 . . 192 2 It may perhain be said that a translation of this Work is need. the Downs. resorted to for the relief of suffering humanity-an e, ever forettpos
atm in me present Scheme, which he respectfully recommends I ,-
p 60 .. 54 14 100 70 .. 111 1 31 70 .. 214. 7 le, I • • fi
s, t tat it is tted exclusively for the man of science and the --ealloos--- in a good and christian-like cause we mark with Menem* este
Se ees bee friends, the Public ; for, in addition to the popular !00 60 ..0818 IN 80 .. 142 1 40 61 . . 187 11 scholar, to whom an English version int by no means necessary. CUSTOM-HOUSE, NOv. 29. miration the beneficence of his Eit'eellency the Lieutenant-Guyer
Is' SI a late Lotteries, it abounds with those favourite Capitals, DRAWBACK allowed on Exportation, 2s. 91. per foot su- But the considerations which haveinduced a con belief are e___
Sloes ENTERED Lewenns.-The Genoa Packet, Patterson, nor and the other charitable individuals who met at Fredericton ea
meg perOcial. . principally these-that all the sciences in their infancy are iteceme. IrP. ter by
in Leghorn ; Hope, Hic!t, from Oporto ; Sappho. Oa ; Saturday, to take into consideration Means for ascertaining sod al.
FOUR GRAND PRIZES OF rily confined to men of study and research ; many of them, as they from Carlsham. S , ,
weden • ahakespeare, Legg, from Coquimbo,
' 1 ! • I d' i ned by the metan hol aie
eviating tie istresses occur o c y event. n
X 30.000 X 30.0110 A REAL CHRISTMAS BOX.-mrs. JOHNSON, Haase°, and Valparaiso ; Jane, Harnder, from Bnulogne ; Excellency was pleased to open the beide'', or the meeting by,,.
d h• d •
F. A: 30,006 I 4:30,0110 A-11_ Sole Proprietoe of thc ASIDRICA.N SOOTHING SY- a valve, aseume a more ar c sracter, an among these wlll in
ail probability be included the study of fossil osteology 'it rc •
qattee Countess of Slanefield, Glenden, from Hamburgh ; Margaret, very feeling and appropriate adding; after which his Excellenct
'AA ite. Ste. meceeding RUP, for ('hildren cutting their Teeth, 28, York-place, City-road. no abstruse calculations, and but little preparatory knowledge : it Henderson, from the Mauritius and Cape of Gnod Hope ; Celerity,
.recommended the formation of a commiuee, and tbe openieg o
n- TWO HUNDRED AND FIrrY.EIOIIT THOUSAND At this criticel station, when Children are teething, and suffer more
~ an le con n to acts an(
is absteacted and simple in its nature d 1 6ed I 1 Daniels, from Dieppe; Commerce, Albeury, from Jersey ; fEnle(La, a subscription for the relief of the sufferers; at the heid a
il. POUND:4. pain than at any time of the year, very few escaping convulsione, le ob vations. There seems, therefore, to be no bar &pinta its Norfor, from Gibraltar ; Retrench, Ansel', from Belfast ; Hoogh- which his Excellency directed the following sum should be placed
mi ALL Usi ONE DAY. is earnestly recommended to every mother and nurse who have general introduction as a popular and pleasing pursuit, calculatee ly, Reeve+. from Batavia. viz.-- .
11... NEXT TUESDAY, tarn DECEMBER. young children not to be without the American Soothing Syruf in to enlarge and carrect the notions of every one on the past as Well ENTERED OurwAnns-Unternehmung, Winkel, for Brake FrOM his blajesty's casual revenue - - X2Olll
Te Tines Kiel Shares are selline et Dish's Offices, No. 4, Comilla the nursery, as it gives immediate relief. Mrs. Johneon, fee ing as the present wovks and wonders of creation. and Bremen ; Cesar, Fisher, for Sierra Leone ; Richard and Si. From his Excellency's private funds . - '2O
et: .. ,
tei I, Ceariammais, London ; where he %old for the poor at a time like this, when so many are nut of employ, An intimate knowledge of the Work in question will necesearily bells, Hearn, for Jamaica: Fame. Smith, for Sierra Leone ; Sans The inhabitants of this city have not been slow to fiinow tb
ii.
In one Lottery, All the 3of X 30.000 and wishing to relieve those little sufferers, ha. given them a real be co-extensive with the progress of the science to which it is dedi- Remo, Pethers, for Antwerp and Brussels ; Pliebe, Ellis, fur Dub- example nf their suffering fellow.subjects, and acrnrdintara =MI
:e- 11 another, 2 one of 3of £30,001.1 Chrietmse Box, by extending her charity one hour longer ; that cated. The importance of this science, and its growing estimation lin ; Susannah, Lewis, for Dundalk and Newry ; Faith, leeloitte, ing was on Tuesday last convened at the City-ball. few the pur
n. for New South AVales. Nee of adopting the best means of alleviatieg the distresem Meth
Alen the First .1.10.000 ever drawn Is to say from 9to 11 every Tuesday and Saturday mornings until among as, are sufficiently evinced by the increasing demand for
se
And the Last 110,600 ever drawn next March (and then as usual front 9 till 10) while the days are so this Work in the original French. To meet such a demand, a re- CLEARED OUTWARDS FtNALLY AT GwavesEnn.-The poorer elakieli Of sufferers from the late &ell tbroughout Aim re
in
And in the very last Drawing, 18th of October, very short, as hundreds who live at II great Maumee cannot get Aurora, Alitchell, for Gibraltar ; London, Gibbs, for Rotterdam ; since. ' ' •
la publication in this country has been thought necessary ; and even
1.002 their children to her house in tinie ; they 'runt bring a letter front a i Jonge Frau filitta Christina, Sturge, for Bremen ; Ainy, Bloom. His Worship the Mayor being callei to the Chair, thefellowiu
C A if an English vertion were not essential, it has been deemed not
1.2711 THREE PRIZES OF £20,000 nstpectable housekeeper that they are real objects nf charitf. M field, for Leghorn ; Barclay, Farrier, for Jamaica; Nesbitt, gentlemen were appointed a Committee to conduct the busier
it. --rs• merely a partial but a general advantage to present the book to the
h. 11.619 Johnson hopes, at the same time, so great a charity wi 1 not be English public, clothed in an English dress. Quelche for Jamaica ; Brazil Packet, Searlett, for Rio Janeiro ; and receive subscriptions :-
at, And Fire ether Capitals, were Sold by BISH, abused, as it is entirely out of her own private purse • and trusts In a Work of so much originality and importance, it would be Minerva. Kirsh, for Dannic; Flying Fish, Boxer, for ()attend ; Ili* Worship the Mayor, the Recorder, Mr. Alillidge, Me e
----- - = ' - that persons who can afford to purchase the Syrup will o j
'n t in'ure • • Pe de Farnille Loenil for Havre and Rouen Johnston, jut. 111 r. Simonds, Ale J. R. Partelow, Rec. Sir. Nati
as ESTAIILIsIIED-CPWA RDS OF TWENTY VEABS. injurious to its illus:rions author to make any additions to his text ; - " • • _ •
of fans Salt of Irish Linen by the Pi .at the Factor's Price. the poor by obtaining what is intended for their relie:. but as the Baron has kindly offered to communicate such new Meta CLEARING OUT WARDS.-The George, Ercks, for St. Vincent's; Alr. H. Gilbert, Mr. J. Ward, jun. nlr. J. Ewing.
This inestimable medicine to be had wholesale and retail as Catharine Green, Boyle, for Sierra Leone ; Harlequin, Fenton, for
en No- 4, en the SOUTH-SIDE of BLOOMSBURY QUA RE, ' and drawings as may occur to him, !sending the progress nf this A !subscription list was then opened, at the head of whicb moo
re see dean Nem the top ot Southamptres.street, Holborn. store, and of the principal venders in town and country, at 2s. Ord. publication, these will be Inserted, both in the text and among the Smyrna and Constantinople; Jane Catharine, Barclay, for Jo- the Corporation, 2501. . ,
ell rilliE IRISH LINEN COMPANY be I to per bottle.
g eave an- N.B._ .
Noue are genuine unless signed on the stamp with Mrs, plates, simply as his own additions. The translation of the justly males; Oporto, Covey, for Oporto; Ann and Mary, 31arch, for
Amount of Subscriptions from individuals, Lot yet conectey at
Alicant.
ea celebrated Preliminary Diecourse, or Theory of the Earth. is from
ills reelect to the Public, that the shove House is their only CLEARED OUTWARDS TO Inormain.-The Victory, Griffiths, cent:red, but supposed to be about 1,2501.
fa Johnson's own hand-writing. a new edition, with various alterations and ndditions, recently pub- • • •
Emaiiihnient in this country. where they continue to supply the
u- Nebility. (irettn. and the Public. with WARRANTED Grass- NEIV WORKS, just published by TREUTTEL and '
liehed in Paris and politely communicated, while yet in the press, (From a Nem Hampshire Paper.l . . .
DO by the Baron himself. The Hallowell Advorate says, an extensive and calamitcus fe
Leaded LINEN. for shirts and eheete, of the beet fabric and Co. 30, Soho-square.
0C To those at all acquainted with the subject, it Would be super- • has spread it. desolating effects over a lar " a.
ge regain in t-- comity .
"a; sad also Table Linen. at • price considerably lower tban A THIRD AND CHEAP EDITION. • THE ARMY.
ret altt mu flitous tn insist on its importance. The names of Buckland, Somerset. It has not confined it. ravages to the Woods and' fence
r! be procured through any other median". They also en- Neatly rimed, in two volumes 18rno, with a Slap, four Portraits, Dree5500,.. jamma.. ar,d ~,,„ ffi • i h
y others, su etent y attest t e con- -sewee..-
bid like the fire in Alna and Wiscasset in 11123. has %wipe ',sea
Pe! to/warn the parchase-money should any fault spent. and t. iews of the Passim of the Niemen, and of the Coodagra- CIRCULAR. War-Office, Sept. 27.
er sideration it has lately received among men of science in our own all the house/ and barns in the tg
whole ne bbouthotid.• The tollus
I.^xl Irish bills and Bank of Ireland notes taken as usual.- tion of elosenw, price 10e. in boards, of . hd e of Q ter
Sra,-Ii having been determined that t e u ies Oar .
..,_ country. To other., however, in general, who may not yet hare n • ILe h Ines--
ing are some of the particu .
he I seem aed town enders mint-teeny attended to, by The HISTORY of the EXPEDITION to RUSSIA, under- turned their attentinn to the sub'ect we would here sim 1 b-
j , muster. Sergeant to the egimenta epot a ould be performed by •
°y ° one of Sergeants belonging thereto, lam directed to infant) you, In Guilford. 4 houses and 5 barns; in Ripley, 11 Ileums aud
Ai JOHN Itt)NOVAN, 4. Illnonethury-square, London, taken by the Emperor NAPOLI:ON in 1:112. is intimntel connec wi h
serye, that it y ted t some of the most inte. that pay may be charged for such non.commiesioned °Siete at the barn.; in Parkham, I house and 5 barns ;in Harmony, 4 tacos.
Ity JOHN DOYLE, 19, Alecklenbureh.street, Dublin, By Gen. Count PHILIP DE SEGUR. resting and useful science, and, among these, more especially with
1.1 Agents. The unprecedented success which the original work has obtained
, Geology and the History of tl E b "th Z 1 d C
a art ,in oo ogy an om a. -
rate allowed to Quartermaster-Sergeants, viz. :-two shillings and and 5 barns ; in Dover, 1 barn ; and in Moorstoran l'lltiuse
F stxpence per diem, for the period during which he may perform making in all the buildings destroyed. 21 houses and 23 t•ics
CAB 1N E T_m AK EKS' soul ET V.-C if EA pin France (no less then seven editions, consiszing of thirty thousanu ra'ivs• Anatomy.
of he) is a sufficient
~ c.IIIIN ET and UPHOLSTERY. at the LONDON euP'ea• baying been 'cad of in le's than ten Mont
. ' GC010:1, when studied throualattbe medium of fossil organic re. the abormmentioned duties. I have, &c. These ere townships that have been lately rented, and the boos,
he r•lPlisllftllY for tbe CABINET-aI.IKERS' SOC I ETY proof of the interest which it has excited, as well am of its extra. mains, aasumes altogether a new appearance; inattention to these .. • (Signed) L. SULIVA N. are few a,d scattered. so that the tire must have had a write Tar,
The Officer Commanding the Depot to have tsken in its ccurse so many buildings. There have kg
' ordlnary merits as an historical composition. From thc Author's
7 • :en e,dy real one now existing in London, No. 71, coruer of remains has misled all who have hitherto proposed the several ex- of Regiment of Foot. to rains in the. vicinity foe a long time, Sod tlre elide Med tie;
LI-Alit:Nß 11 L-STR VET opposite Alagate Pump and steel' situation about the Immo or Napoleon. during! .
his memorable isting theories of the earth. It is only by researches into these thi • g cp..n the face of it has beeolue sa. complete' y dry anal parch..
1111 ''..• Wee' ' . ' ' 1.- ' • OOTlpligll he has been enabled to give • vanety nt details respect- f•I h 1 • n rn'n th • f h h be
oess st at any t ting co ce t g e antiquity o t e ear, can CHICULAR-(Copy). War-Office, Sept. 30.
, maid:shad upwards o Six Years. For Ready Slenev • . that when a 6re bast orce commenced, it is 'Limon impoteible to a,
en I ' . rel I' C lA. A If ch re
ing t sat ex.lllo Inary personage, eis ,enera s, c. c. w 1 o _Tow, .. I have the honour to transmit herewith, for information, . . . .
• • ile .A Ise ement. •C From the vatioin and distinct genera of animal fused., to ts itch it, or set bounds to us ravages.
sy I."' I d C • fll • f the "Sl b'lt
moms an ommittee respect u yin nem . o • a y .
in a greet measure new to the public, and which impart a charm P
which alone the patent work is confined, found in strata of different a copy of his Majeety's warrant, dated the 34 instant, limiting eilu • - ~
to, ", ',entry, that the •Il d h bo re blsh • f
yen con act te a ve •ta i men. or to Ins work of irreaistible attraction. kinds and at different depthe, we obtain the means of calculating, the period within which appli.mtione for compensation for losses The fallowing gentlemen we have since learned haye twee a;
LP? es of the Second Edition
Of the publishers may still be hail, copi , are in future to be made. I have, kc. pointed to receive and eolith donalinne in this City for thet dial
'• limeituf industrious and ingenious Mechanics (who have large at least to a certain extent, the duration of the globe, and of learn-
rte in 2 vols. Ilvo, with plates, 255. ;as also of the original French in (Signed) PALMERSTON. tote persons, viz. :-lion. Matthew Bell. Andrew Pawnee°, Esc
,asittee be (Arlin their Slanufactured Articles in the Cabinet '. • ing the various revolutions its surface has undergone, which have
lb 1.-'e. of thebe. ' g ' d h I b H
st workmanship, en e eaper t tan y any ouse in __
2 vols. Ivo, with an Atlas or four portraits and two views, price
at different and distant periods simultaneously overwhelmed the Colonel of the Regiment of I'. W. eatterwhate, Este J. D. Irvine, Esq. earl quota :
:it • I , at • or withont Ada. o•is Aylwio, Esq.
whole of animated nature. On one point, and that of the highest (Come)
*a.m. !towhee profit being rquired than to watery the warehouse r• • .-- •
"'IP', IrCt!saS3l ex • h r' tied with constant employ- SISSION DI'S HISTORY of FRANCE• II ildoire des Frans Consequence, a positive result has been obtained-we allude to the Warrant limiting the period within which applications for I.osses _ _ ____ _______i
penses, elng sa is
"-ot to realde them to support their families. the number of whom cant, par J. C. le Simonde de sismondi. Tomes 7,8, 9. cotuparative recentness of the earthni surface in its preeent state, and shall be made.
I MPORT ANT INVENTION.-We understand that a li
9, :--tt by the Books of the last Quarterly Meeting to be 148. price le 175. the certainty of the last grand catastrophe by which it was over- GEORGE R.-VI-berms it has been represented by the Console
re.
ra't a' • • ! •ed th Thie third portion of the work comprises the period from the Year wbelmed. 'the Baron clearly moves that on this point Nature and dated Board of General Officers, that in consequence of tbe delay Kay, of Preston, has invented 'a
mode of apinnfir4 fix t
• , ;Teat patronage the Committee have receiv , ey art ..
t. ~, . 1228 to 1328. history speak the same language, and that both corroborate by the that frequently occurs on the part of officers and soldiers ht pre- machinery, which bids fair to work' I completo revbiuti;
_, . Pts ot increasing that number.
fhe tie ing is a S •Men Of the Low Prices asked ; all Goods The 6rst six volume' may still he heti. price 31. 3t. A few copier strongest proofs the Olathe*, Of the sacred volume. ferring claims to indemnification for losses, the investigation of in the linen manufacture, and to give this country etlMe
pect
surait•o':-w- are printed on vellum paper, the price of which is double Uinta Zoology and Comparative Anatomy are alike illustrated and such claims is =elided with difficulty and inconvenience; and
m. M. a. d. ingot in that manufacture, which it has not hitherto ea
's• I''''' feet Mahogany Bedstead, four-post 4 10 0 the common paper. eatly enlarged by the Work in question sod the science it teacbes. whereas, therefore, we think it expedient to limit the period within
sestet!. VVe are not acquainted with the partieulars of 11
Tent ditto - - - - I 6 0 The History of the French is a remarkable and novel work. It c hose laws which are founded on the mutual relation and depend. which such applications shall in future be made ; our will and
'l. Bordered Slatecsa to fit - - 1I 0 is the best, or rather the only, picture, which ha. been drawn, of Kav's invention •ut we informed on very mobd to
ence of parts in every organized body, and which are opposed to all pleasure*, that from and after the 24th of August.. 1815, Do claim ~ , b are . , . ~. .
if liaheirtny Drawers with solid ends - 35 0 the development ot civilization in France, and of the kiregressive fallacious stories of moestroos animals Mantled down to us by cre- of an officer or soldier te compensation fur any loss uf baggage or thority, that, fOom an inferior description of flax, and wit
Licht Slalierany Chairs . - 610 0 improvement uf that nation-always. at work beneath the forme of duloue antiquity, receive additional confirmation frOM the discovery necessaries shall be MaerraMeG, if it be not preferred within twelve very little heckling, be is enabled to spin 200's yarn trill
13. I! Ahn:A.',r y Peinlooke Table - . 20 0 events and of governments, and amidst striking, as well as silent. of' the fossil- remains of extinct 'pease. We find from them that niontha after thatime when the loss was sustained. unless such out difficulty. Some idea may be tonned of thee:due
rat I e
.a.oer Bed. free from dust and smell, changes. This, indeed. is the dietinguiehing and Peculiar mern at the remotest periods of time nature hes been always governed by officer or soldier =ell ebow that it was not in ins power to have this discover h • • k n
y, w en It is now . e
that the pe'c of lint
from /.2 12 0 to 8 A 0 of the worie Al. Sismondi unfolds, with the rarest sagacity, the the same genersl laws, nor could, indeed, ever have produced beinge predated his claim within that period.
- ii... truths that lie concealed beneath the facts of hietory-the general with a discordance of parts which tnust have speedily occasioned Given, ekc. 341 September, 1825. yarn of this degree of fineness, in the neighbourboed ,
,--0t1e.4-"omn Sofa, front X 3 5 0 to 7 7 11
if. 11"15 red.? Tad 6' . . 38 0 state of eiciete, and the moral and physical condition of the people. their annihilation. By his 51ajesty's command. Valeociennes, whcre it is ueed 14r the manufacture Of ti
ad A • and
It•l''lllane 11. -Hair f ' 1 rd In tne course of the narrative the historian pewees-sures up Results like these meet amply repay every inquieitive mind for
So a - - 011 0 upwa s (Signed) PAI.MERSTON. finest thread lace, is about 1200 francs or nearly 51)1. sme
.
examines. gild then proceeds to unfold and describe, with equal any reasonable and necessary degree of trouble that inay attend the -
a. litiantity of Piper Hangings for Bed, Dining, and Drawing ling) per pound weight. We understand thit mitred
ter . '• "4. at nearly Half Price. The Trade will find it worth them truth and 'force, the fresh links that have hound together theirs- inventigation of the several facts on which they are established ; MILITARY OBITUARY.
heekling his flax, Mr. Hay steeps it in a liquid Aid `di
1L...,Th00. rious classes of eitisens-tbe ideas slowly fermenting in the Public and if the reader of Cuvier's Work do not find an equal degree of .Colenels-Emitine, alit FOLII, Madras s 16,Ingeeote, battepoy
ire solves the glutinous matter by which the fibres rife rot
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