The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-18 00:00:00

18, 1825.

This day is published, in one large volume, 4to. price di. 4a. in
boards, with a Plan ann numerous Engravings, by Mr. Edward
Finden,
milk: CHARACTER of the RUSSIANS, with a
1 detailed History of Aloscow ; and an Appendix, containing
various Statistical Tables.
By ROBERT LYALL, M.D. F.L.S.
I'rinted for T. Cadell„ In the Strand; and W. Blackwood, Edin-
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Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
An ACCOUNT of the ORGANIZATION, ADMINIS-
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COLONIES in RUSSIA. Ovo. price 2s. 6d.
In the press, in two vols. Oro.
TRAVELS in RUSSIA, the KRIMEA, the CAUCASUS,
and GEORGIA.

MR. ROSCOE'S EDITION OF POPE'S WORKS.
This day are published, handsomely printed in ten vols. Bro. with
two Portraits of Pope, price 9J. in boards.
THE WORKS OF ALEXANDER POPE, Esc.;
with Notes and Illustrations by himself and others. To
which are added, a New Life of the Author, an Estimate of his
Poetical Character and Writings, and occasional Remarks.
By WILLIAM ROSCOE, Esq.
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This day is published, ia two colonies Bvp..gedge 18e. in boards, •
New Edition, being the Fifteenth, of
THE ELEMENTS of CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY ;
containing Proofs of the Authenticity of the Holy Scrip-
tures; a Summary of the History of the Jews; a brief Statement
of the Contents of the several Books of the Old and New Testa-
menu; a short Account of the English Translations of the Bible,
and of the Liturgy of the Church of England ; and a Scriptural
Exposition of the Thirty-nine Articles of Religion. Designed
principally for the Use of Young Students in Divinity.
By GEORGE TOMLINE, D.U. F.R.S.
Lord Bishop of ‘Vinchester.
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DR. MALTBY'S EDITION OF 310RELL'S
THESAURI'S.
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in boards, with two Engravings of the present Editor and Dv.
Morell, a new Edition, with considerable additions and correc-
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ALMCON GR/ECO—•PROSODIACUM, auctore
T. MORELL, S.T.P.
Olim vulgatum Typis denuo Mandavit, &c. &c. &c.
EDV. MALTBY, S.T.P. S.R.S. S.S.A.
11,0 In this new edition the preliminary matter hu been remo-
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Lexicon the quantity of every word is marked, and a Latin inter-
pretation added, that the Work may at once answer the purpose of
a Dictionary and a Gradus.
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FREEMASONRY.
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P HE STAR in the EAST : showing the Analogy which
1_ exists between the Lectures of Freemasonry, the Mechan-
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FARR ON CANCER.
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TREATISE, illustrative of a METHOD by which
OCCULT CANCER may be CURED, together with
Practical Directions fos its Treatment in the Ulcerative Stage,
Hy WILLIAM FARR,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, late Surgeon to
the Hospital on the Island of Anholt, &e. &e.
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Of whom may be had by the same Author,
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This day is published, in a truly corporate vo.inne, filled with a
plenitude of type, price half-a-guinea bound,
lIJIE LAUGHING PHILOSOPHER ; being the
entire Works of Morino', Jester of Olympus; Democritus,
the Merry Philosopher of Oreece ; and their illustrious disciples,
henay, Joseph Miller, Esq., Churchill,
%,dtatnson, H
e. Foo
terltr, Swift,
iirk.e ,en.G
.Wolcott,
Sheridan,
corm,
colinsu,
and others. Translated into our vernacular English Tongue,
JOHN BULL, Esq.
With numerous Additions. Interpolations, and Improvements, by
the Editor and different Branches of his Family.
" Laughing is the high prerogative of man, and that sublime
and noble quality which distinguishes him frum the brute creation.
Those who cannot laugh gracefully, heartily, and by the boor at
a time. scarcely ought tribe ranked among the human species. The
sayings of 3lomus, the writings of Democritus, and the attic works
of Joe Miller. should therefore be studied in our Universities and
tap-rooms, palaces and cottages, drawing-moms and kitchens, not
only but from due-
healdt

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SALES BY AUCTION.
TO COSFECTIONERS, PASTRYCOOKS, and Other,.
Lame, Stock, and Utensils in Trade, Ilousebeld Fusniture, Eight-
day Dial, elate, Linen. China, and Ohms, &c., Pletit.stroet.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
Oa the Premises, No. 90. Fleet-street, TO-MORROW, and
following Days, at 11, by order of the Assignees d Mr. Wm.
Phan*, ran.
rr HE LEASE of the desirable PREMISES partial'.
J.. larly, adapted for the above trades, and suitable far any other
business requinng extent anti publicity.
The Stock and Utensils consist of jams, jellies, preserves, fruits
in brandy, comfits, lozenges, orange and lemon peel in syrup and
in pickle, &c. A Id-bushel oven, by Powell ; comfit Moves, steam
apparatus for soup, copper, cistern, preserving and stew peas. ice
end other moulds, tart warmers, marble slabs, scales and *eights,
ciMnters, tables, hat stands, and other effects.
To be viewed this day and mornings of We, when Catalogue!
may be had on the Premises, and of Winstanley and Sons, Pater.
noster-row.

LIFE INTEREST or ANNUITY of 2621. Its.; REVER.
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HOLD IMPROVED RENTS, amounting to near 1404 par
Annum.
lly AVINSTANLEY and SONS.
At the Mart, en FRIDAY. February 4, at Twelve o'Clock, In
Four leits.
Lot 1. rrHE 'LIFE INTEREST of a Gentleman aged
.1 49, in the auto of 172.1. Its. Bank Long Annuities.
and in an Estate at Bluntisham, in the County of Huntingdon, let
at 901. per Annum, producing together 262./. Ils. per Annum.
Lot 2. The ABSOLUTE REVERSION in and to the Sum
of 2,500/. New Tbree-and-aoHalf per Cent. Rank Annuitfes (late
Four per Cenu.), on the decease of a Widow Lutz' aged ;tO.
Lot S. A LEASEHOLD IMPROVED Nk.T RENT of
1271. fits. sd., for a Term of Seven Years and a Quarter, issuing
out of and secured by extensive Premises, No. 50, Leicester-square,
reaching back into Prince's-street, in the occupation of Messrs.
Frolesch and Drench, and Mr. Griffin.
Lot 4. An IMPROVED GROUND-RENT of 111. 165., Is.
suing out of right Houses In Kunningtoa-terrace, held for 26
years and a half.
Printed Particulars may be had of Messrs. Vandercom and
Comyn, Solicitors, Biuth-lane, Cannon-street; at Oa Mart; and
of Winstsnler and Sone. Paternoster-row.

A CAPITAL LIBRAI:Y SIDEBOARD OF PLATE, AND
PLATBD ARTICLES,

WINSTANLEY and SUNS,
At the Auction Mart, on WE.UNESDAY, 16th February, and
following Coy, at 11,
THE LIBRARY of a PRIVATE GENTLEMAN,
removed from his Residence in the Country ; comprising., in
Folio and Quarto, a tine Copy of 51.scklin's Bible, Thornton's
Botany, splendidly bound, Manning and Bray's Surrey, EncYclo-
pordia Britannica, Lodge's Illustrations of British History, Eve-
lyn's Memoirs, Lyson's Environs of London, Camden's Britannia,
Bayles Dictionary. Pilkington's Dictionary of Painters, Hogarth's
Works, Drake's Shakspeare, Medallic History of Rome, &c.
In Octavo—Donovan's Shells, Birds, and Ina.cts • Walpole's
Correspondence, The Annual Register and Quarterly' Review, the
Works of Gibbon, Robertson, Goldsmith, Fielding, and Johnson ;
several Treatises and illustrated Books on Coins and Medals,
Admits, ie. The whole in very tine condition, and handsomely
bound. Also the Sideboard of useful modern Plate, comprising
upwards of five Hundred Ounces, and some excellent plated
Articles.

o be clewed on Tuesday 13th, and Mornings of Sale, when
Catalogues may be bad at the Mart, and of IVinstanley and Sons,
Paternoster-row.

PAINTINGS, BRONZES, &c.
By WINSTANLEY and SONS,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, Feb. 18, at 11,
APleasing Collection of CABINET PICTURES, the
genuine property of a private gentleman, who is relinquish-
ing the pursuit. Among the masters will be found specimens of
Albano Guido, Rembrandt, 31urillo, Carlo Dolci, P. Potter, the
Ruytaliels, Teniers, Roth, Wilson, Mnucheron, and Vandevelde,
Berchem. Stoccade. Vanderpoel, and others. Also a line small
full-leagth bronze and bust of Napoleon, and a few miscellaneous
articles.
To be viewed three days preceding the Sale ; Catalogues may
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WELL-SECURED INVESTMENTS.
'ALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES, including the Three
Kings Public-Louse, Fulham ; Brixton, and Southwark.
By Mr. WILLIAMS,
At the Auction Mart, Ilartholomew-lane, on FRIDAY NEXT,
at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots,
AN Eligible and very improvable LEASEHOLD
ESTATE, producing at present only a net rent of 11th. per
annum, with the valuable reversion on the expiration of the Leases,
which fall in five and nine years, the rental will be consitierzbly
increased ; comprising an excellent Residence, with cosett-house,
four-stall stabling, and suitable offices, capital gardens, lawn,
shrubberies, and paddock, situate at North End, Fulham. On
lease to Kent, Esq. for a term of which nine years were unex.
Fired at Michaeltnu last. A ground rent of IN. per annum, intl.
mg out of a large garden and paddock, adjoining, on lease for the
whole term to Bent, Esq. ; and the Three Kings Public-
house, wheelwright's shop, outbuildings, yard, and garden, occu-
pying a valuable plot of ground, with considerable frontage, eli-
gible to build upon, on lease to Messrs. Thompson, for a term of
which five years and a half were unexpired at Christmas last, at
only 2dl. per annute. The whole held foe nifty-two years unex-
pired.
A Net Rest of 431. per annum, issuing out of a genteel resi.
dente, with chaise-house, stabling, lawn, shrubbery, and garden,
situate at Brixton, Surrey, near Tulse Hill, hauling to Norwood
and Dulwich. On lease and in the occupation of Stephens,
Esq. for a term of seven years unexpired. Held for seventy-six
years unexpired.
Also, a Net Rent of 2741. per annum, issuing out of and arising
from eight excellent houses, in Southwark Bridge-road and Great
Union-street. Held under the City of Loudon, for sixty years un.
expired.
Descriptive particulars may be bad at the Mart; and of Mr.
Throgmorton• Street.

TO BRICKIIIAKERS, CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, Itc.
BRICK EARTH, WEST THURROCK. ESSEX.
rlllO be LET by AUCTION, by WINSTANLEY and
SONS, at the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, the 211th of
January, at 12, in Two Lots. About Forty Acres of Excellent
Brick Earth, situate at West Thurrock, near Grays, in the
County of Essex, which will be divided into Four Lots. The
whole exceedingly convenient for water carriage, and offering many
advantages to persons contracting for the new Docks \fluids,
Bridges, Tunnels, &c. The ground has been opined in several
Noakes,
and may be seen on application to Mr. Skinner, or Mr
Noakes, at West Thurrock, of whom Particulars may be had,
Particulars and Conditions may also be had at the Inns at Grays,
Stifford, and l'pntinster ; White hart, Romford ; of Aleuts.
Collier, Birch, and Marchant, Solicitors, No. ft, Carey-street.
London ; at the Mart ; and of Winstanley And Suns, Pater I
nosier-row. _

NEW POST-OFFICE COFFEE-HOUSE,
ST. MAlTlll'/-L►:-ORAND,

MRR. T. Will, IA AIS takes leave to 'express to liis
Friends, and the Public in general, his very sincere sense
of the favourable regard which he has experienced in his establish-
ment during the last seven years; and to inform them, that he
has entered upon his new and enlarged concern, to which he re-
spectfully invites their patronage. Por the superior accommoda-
tions of his present house, he begs to refer to the favourable notices
which it has received from the Public Press ; and at the same time
to assure them, that no personal exertion shall be spared on his
part to renew and render permanent those obligations, of which he
Fcatefully sensible.
I'. W. begs also to say, that he has considerably enlarged his
Library and stock of Periodicals, to the use of which Gentlemen
may be admitted at all hours during the day, without taking re-
freshments, on the terms of 255. per annum, 7s. fol. per quarter, or
3s. per month.
81, St. Martin's-le.firand.

FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLATE
GLASS,
Prom TWO AND A HALF to FORTY per Cent.
BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY,
Established by Act of Parliament, 1773.
THE PUBLIC are informed, that, in addition to the
Reduction in the ('ompany's Prices, which took place its
1820, a FURTHER Reduction is now made, from Taw mid a
Half to Forty per Cent. on Plates of the superficial Measurement
of Six Feet and upward', agreeably to a printed Seale, which may
be had at the Company's Warehouse, ALBION-PLACE,
BLACKFRI A HS' 11R I I RIE, where an extensive assortment of
CAST PLATE GLASS, of tine Colour and Brilliancy, su-
perior to that of any other Manufactory in Enrope, is on Sale by
Mr. Jants HAWNINGS, Secretary t,o the Uompany, and also by
Mr. WILLIAM Knouts, atthe Company's Works at Haveuhead,
near Preseot, Lancashire.
TABLE OF REDUCED PRICES FOR SILVERED
GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS.
In In. X r. In. In. X a. In. In.
110 by 19 . . 37 11 90 by 70 .. 743 10 105 by 30 .. 73 5
80 641 . . 48 4 93 33.. 43 18 106 69..161
HO 60 . . 56 10 93 4.5 .. 5.5 7 110 30 . . i 6 3
80 70 . . 71 19 95 53.. 66 14 112 71 ..147 8
85 33 . . 38 1 93 63 .. 91 13 113 80 . 197 1$
its 46 .46 2 93 75 .. 113 8 121 70..172
tl6 55 . . 55 12 100 40.. 63 9 123 63..16816
115 66 . . 7011 100 30.. 70 14 127 50..117 2

100 GO .. 92 4 1= 67 • • 11/2 2
100 70 1 134 70 .. 214 7
100 80 .. 142 1 140 16 . .187 12
)wal on Exportation. 2s. 94. per foot su-

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LIVERPOOL, Si•NuAv Evutims.
Iliad, S. and S. by Water, 2 m. paw 9.
Arrived the Margaret, from _Alexandria (Egypt) ;
Etnannuell, from Amsterdam ; Jane, from London ;
Candle)), from Ipswich ; Brothers, ffientlialeotobe ; Eliza-
beth, from Potole; City of Dublin, from Dublin ; Medi-
terranean packet, from Zante ; and Hanssait, from Ma.
Mohave.
Private Signal—Metiers. Thornley's, for the Globe, from
savannah.
SATUUDAY.—Our Corn Market prices the same,
more inclination to purcbege than en Tuesday last.

FAST' YNDLI SHIPPING.

nips spikken wah—The Deveron, Wilson, from Lona
don and Bahia, for Van Diernan's Land, the 28th August.
The Aurora, from Bombay, for London (out 120 daya), on
the 4th January. in 'lat. SO. long. 27.., by the Kingfishen
packet, from Buenos Ayres,

SHIPPING I NTE LUGENCE.

CIiiiTO3I.IIOUSE, J•x. 15.

SYIIPS ENTERED INWARDS—The Juffrow Wilbert:ma lAtt,
rentia, Swart Jnnge Sophia, Muye ' • and Voltigeur. Knudsen.
from Antwerp ; Priacept, RatelifE, Crum Jersey ; and Ilyndman,
Sergeant, from Ikesierara.
LXT/EIIED OUT VIAMHB-,—The Levant Packet, Cundy, for
Gibraltar; Aid, 'Peptic/. kw St. Lugar and Seville; Staines,
Raper, for Ilainburgh ; Maria Anna, Harighorst, for Bremen
Asia, 'Elarrison, for Rio Janeiro; John Dolman, Leggett, Int
Malta, Smyrna, and Constantinople ; and Mountaineer. Herber,
for Teneriffe, Cape of Good Hope, Van Diemen's Land; act: New
South Wales.

CLEARED OCTWARDS FINALLY ♦T GRAVESEND--Tha
William. Gramm, fur Trinidad ; Speedy, lleppenstall, for Val-.
paraiso and Lima; Marjory, Roxburgh, fur Rabin, Pernambuco,
and Rio Janeiro ; Equity, Starr, for Trieste and Venice ; and
Lien, Sleeman, for New Orleans.
CLE• RIN 0 0 T WARDS—The Elizabeth, Ooole, for DeIDITIM ;
Flying Fish, Smith, for Ostend ; Elizabeth, White, for the 011110
of Good Hope; Ant, Revelwood, for Port-au-Prince; and
Atalanta, King, for Hambuigh.
CLEARED OUT:WA/ADS TO lIELAND—SamueI fad Ann,
Matra, for Cork ; and Two Sisters, Dyer, for Dublin.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

RAMSGATE, JAN. IC—The Vigilant, Ludlow, of Weymouth,
front Swanage. for London, ran on shore last night on the Goode/in
Sand, where she was abandoned by the crew, who landed here
this morning. She was afterwards got or by Deal and Ramsgate
boatmen, but the leaks gaining on her they were compelled to
leave her, and she sunk in deep water.
GRAVESEND, JAN. 16.—Arrived the Hyndman, Sargeant, from
Demerara; New Venus, Lord, from Harlingen; Eliza, Hart,
from Jersey ; Charming Molly, Barnes. front ditto ; Petroucb,.
Catherine, Jacobs ; Ataxia, Etuffect ; Mayflower. Riadon ; and
Roseville, Anderson, from Antwerp; Active, Croker, from Dun.-
kirk ; and Royal Eagle, Partridge, from Rottenhun. Sailed thr
David Lyon, Berry, for Jamaica ; Camden, Billinghurst, for
Antigua ; Abeona, Cubist, for Tarragoaa ; Plutus, Coulson ; and
Atalanta, King, for Hamburg!) ; Britannia. Evans, for St. Kitt's
and Harriet, Clark, for diet:oath Whale Fishery.
NEW HAVEK, JAY. 15.—The galliot Vrouw Alida, Creme:, for
Rotterdam, sailed last night, with a fair bind, having received
sufficient repair and outfit to enable her to proceed.
GUERNSEY, JAN. 15.—1 n lat. 38. 30. long. 33. the Henry anti
Isabella, arrived here, fell in with on 26th December and isielled.
up the crew of the ship Blucher, Potter, bound from Liveroool to
Savannah, which was abandoned the 29th, consisting of twenty_
two men and one female, passengers included, and were all landed
bare here yesterday.
Hammond, JAN. 11.—The 3lathille, Newman, from New.- •
castle for this port, was laying between the Reefs, near Knecht, pp.
the 29th ult. at her last anchor, and has not since been heard of.
1111E11E1f, JAN. 7.—A vessel belonging to Hamburg!), with.
coals, from the Tyne, is stranded on the Rubin's; Bulge Sand. The •
Jane and Mary, Duckels, was abandoned on the night of theilt
instant, after a great part of the cargo had been saved. The
Triton. Geerken, front Bordeaux to this port, is on shore.
JAMAICA {KINGSTON), Nov. 27,—The Swallaw cutter. •
under the command of Mr. Robertson, from Port Royal, bound - -
to Barbatives, was lost on the morning of the 17th inst. on the
N.E. end of the Isle a Vache, in consequence hf a strong current. ' . . •
The crew, with part of her stores, &e.. were saved.
lit:Foos A I-UE.B, Nov. 8 —The Dutch brig Aitnable Pad- • • 4.‘
line, arrived here, was plundered by a piratical brig on the 7th of
August near the Island of St. Antouio, Cape de Vepls, lat.
15. 23. N. long. 24. Ih. IV. ; she mounted 20 guns, and lur
.L 4., r •
men, of all nations, tel of whom came on board the brig with tbp • •
First and Second Lieutenants, the former a Spaniard, the latter a
German, and amongst them four French sailors, stated to be de-
,
serters from the French brig of war Fiume. The pirate did iso.;'• •
show any Nag. The articles plundered are silks, linen, c,ordagr, . .
hams, cheese, gin, &c., together with the jolly-boat, the tostit
value from 12,000 to 16,000 dollars ; the brig drew one foot ar.,11.
half less of water after the pirate's visit. The pirate had tikeuisa
robbed an English brig of her boats, and a Dutch brig, frosts Rio
Janeiro to Antwerp, of various articles.

Advice has been received, Oil Holland, that the John and
Elizabeth, hired smack, with the Cushawen mails of the 21st and
24th December, was stranded near Heligoland. Passengers, crew,
and mails saved.

The Colombia, Chapman, arrired at Milford, spoke on the 11
instant A Portuguese squadron of two frigates, a brig, and a corvette,
cruizing off Cape St. Vincent's against the Algerines. They re-
p)rted that an Algerine frigate was outside the Straits.
The Ceres, Anderson, from Dantzic to A bertlecn,L condemned

u a wreck stHelsingbUrg, and the crew arrived at Elinor.
It is reported that the Therese, Ecintrak, front Dantzie to
London, is lost.
The Colombia, arrived at 31ilford, from Alexandria. ssiled the
3.1 ult., and left the following vessels the:e loading. viz.—Milks,
Levant, Three Sisters, Leander, and Caroline. Ships, Bristol,
Calcutta, Mangrove Bay, and Nottingham—all for Livcrpotil.
Alexander, of Borneo. t Science, of Greenock ; Caroline, of
Liverpool ; William and Henry, of London ; Caypso, ;
Heroine, of Teignmouth ; Albion, of London ; Cossack, of Hull ;
Arethpsa ; Richard and John, or London ; and Liddle, of bcp-
dem. The Iphigenia and Europe 'ailed on the Ist ultimo fur
Milford.

The Vigilant, Ludlow, from Swanage to London, struck on &be
Goodwin eland yesterday, and sunk.
The Rochdale, ekarborough, from Kiel, is totally lost on the
AViding—crew saved.
The Hope, of Leith, from North America, was on shore in tlte
Pentland Firth on the 9th instant, and feared it ottld he wreckrJ.

The Snow Drop, from Belti•t to Jersey, was driven on shore
near Belfast on the 11th instant. _ _

The Middlesex, Hooper, from Riga to London, pm info
Maisie on the sth instant very leaky, midi part of her deck load
thrown overboard.

MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, J*w. 17.
Our Market was well supplied during last week with Grain in
general, but we had very few arrivals fresh up this morning. In
the early part of the morning the Wheat trade was extremely lieavY,
but afterwards there was some briskness, and prices of this day
week were fully supported fur fine samples. pine Malting Barley
was scarce, and full as dear as last Monds.v. Inferior 'gnnies were
extremely dull sale, and rather cheaper. The Oat trade was rather
heavy, and prices of this day week were scarcely supported. Bruns
went off freely at prices equal to last week. White Peas cheaper,
but Grey maintained their late currency. Lineeed was dull sale
and cheaper. In prices of Rapeseed no variation, ar.d very littic
doing in the article.

S3IITHFIELD, MONDAT, JAN. 17.
There is something singular to be noted in our market for Beef
this day. From the numbers being larger than on Monday last,
the weight of Beef much greater, and the supply generally of ex-
cellent quality, the butchers fully expected to purchase on lover
terms, but so great is the consumption become that the priCes of
last week—viz. 4s. 10.1. fur the primest sons, and 4s. Rd. for the neat
best—were billy supported, and we doubt not the clearunze will he
general. Mutton also remains at the quotation of this day sc'onigirt,
with much bushes doing. The number of Calves is short, aid
6s. lid. continuesjo be readily ghtin for the choicest at market.
The Pork trade is rather declining, and we consider it :M. loser.
The dairy_fed, at Banter, this morning, small sired reached L,3. lid
per atone.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.--On Saturday evening, as a large
party were enjoying the "festive dance" at the Blooms-
bury Assembly Rooms, Holborn, the flooring gave way,
and they were precipitated into the eellsraze beneath, a
height of nearly forty feet, with a must tremendous crash.
The consternation of the revellers may be well imagined,
and though no lives were lost at the moment, there were
inlay very seriously bruised ; and one young woman, is
an advanced state of pi tegnancy, was prematurely deliyetied.
The Orpheus of the assembly, poor old Walthott, the blind :
harper, took a descent to the shades below, leaving his
harp behind him as a memorial of his fatee. Ile happily
escaped unhurt; but hfs wife, who sat beside him, and rag
en flimilte, was not so fortunate. She received self,
severe injury, that it was found necessary to remove her is
the house of the night constable of Saffron-bill
watch-
house, where she at present remains in a dangerotke

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Cambridge; and J. Parker, Oxford. - Sl:lakes,. -at- Ost-ih-or-roc-Ii; o7l:ll.o.n.if;;rtTeu'lars may be had, Thellope, of Leith, from North America, was on shore in rite
FREEMASONRY. Particulars and Conditions may also be had at the Inns at Grays, Pentland Firth on the 9th instant, and feared would be wrecked.
shed, in foolscap octavo, price fra• 6d. boards, Stiftbrd, and l'prninster ; White Hart, Romford ;of Messrs. The Snow Drop, front Belfast to Jersey, was driven on shore
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few
London ;at the Mart ; and of Winstanley and Eons, Pater- The Middlesex, Hopper, from Riga. to London, put ...
n the EAST : showing the Analogy which Collier, Birch, and Merchant, Solicitors, No. 9, Carey-street. near Belfast on the 11th instant.
4 the Lectures of Fr nry, the Median-i 0
into its Mysteries, and the Christian Religion. nosier-row.
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he Rev. GEORGE OLIVER, NEW POST-OFFICE COFFEE-HOUSE, thrown overboard.
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" The Antiquities of Freemaronry." 61, Sr. .31ARTIN'a-LE-OKAND, r
Geo. B. W : hittaker Ave-alaria-lane. 1, R. T. NVILLIAAIS takes leave to express to his MA RKETS.
Also, lately publisned.
..13.1_ Friends, and the Public in general, his very sincere sense ---waNlll..-- . .. • ITIES of ) REEM A SONR Y : comprising of the favourable regard which he has experienced in his establish. CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, JAN. 17.
Our Market was well supplied during last week with Grain in
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e Fire Grand Periods of Masonry, from the
general. but we had very few arrivals fresh up this morning. In
odd, to the Dedication of King Solomon's went during the last seven years; and to inform them, that he
has entered upon his new and enlarged concern, to which he re-
rith four Mamprice 123. boards, spectfully invites their patronage. •
DNS of MASONRY. By the late Williaml•er the superior
tons of his present house, he begs to refer to the favourable notices but afterwards there was some briskness, and prices of this dray
ommoda. the early part of the morning the Wheat trade was extremely heavy,
Master of the Lodge of Antiquity acting by im. week were fully supported fur tine samples. Fine Malting Barley
which it has received from the Public Press • and at the same time
was scarce, and full as dear as last Monday: Inferior samples were
in. With Corrections and Additions, by, Ste.
If.
later of the same Lodge. Thirteenth Edition, to assure them, that no personal exertion shall'
be spared on his
extremely dull sale, and rather cheaper. 'I he Oat trade was rather
wls. part to renew and render permanent those obligations, of which lie
is gratefully sensible. heavy, and prices of this day week were scarcely supported. Bruns
tEVEALED 1 ! and the MYSTIC BEAU. went MI freely at prices equal to last week. White Peas cheaper,
oiSONRY DEVELOPED ! By an Ancient I'. W. begs also to say, that he has considerably enlarged his
but Grey maintained their late currency. Lineeed was dull sale
ice 2s. 6d. bound. Library and stock of Periodicals, to the use of which Gentlemen
and cheaper. In prices of Rapeseed no variation, and very liter.
FARR ON CANCER. may be admitted at all hours during the day, without taking re-
'., freshments, on the terms of 255. per annum, 7s. fal. per quarter, or doing in the article.
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ted, the Second Edition, with important Im- 34. per month.
ractice, and much new Matter, Bvo. price 4a. GI, St. Martinia-le.firand. SMITHFIELD, MONDAT,JAX. 17.
E, illustrative of a METHOD by which There is something singular to be noted in our market for Beet'
;ANCER. may be CURED, together with 1 the weight of Beef much greater, and the supply generally of ax-
FURTH ER REDUCTIONS IN TILE PRICES OF PLATE this day. From the numbers being larger than on Monday last,
GLASS,
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tot its Treatment in the Ulcerative Stage,
Peons TWO AND A HALF to FORTY per Cent. cellent quality, the butchers fully expected to purchase on 10/er
By WILLIAM FARR,
BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY, terms, but so great is the consumption become that the price* of .. -. ...
al College of Surgeons, London, late Surgeon to Established by Act of Parliament, 1773.
best-were fully supported, and we doubt not the clearance will be
last weer-viz 4s. 10d. fur the primest sorts, and Si. ltd. for the nexi :.. •
ital on the Island of Anholt, &e. &e.
place in gantral. Mutton also remains at the quotation of this day sennitth- • , ,
I by G. Ifightman, 45, Fleet-strut. ' PTIHE PUBLIC are informed, that, in addition to the
with much busing' doing. The number of Calves is short, 'aa7l •
in may be had, by the same Author,
on the CURE of SCROFULA. Second A. Reduction in the Coinpany's Prices, which took
Se. lid. continuesSo be readily hen for the choicest at
Ht2o, a FURTHER Reduction is wow made, from Tao and a
market.
The Pork trade is rather declining,g and we consider it od. lee er.
Huff to Forty per Cent. on Plates of the superficial Measurement
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The tlairy-fed, at Barnet, this merlon* g, small sizrd reltdeti e' 3. 6J I. tir
of Six Feet cad upwards', agreeably to a printed Seale, which may
bed, in a truly corporate roanne, filled with abe had at the t'ompany's Warehouse, ALBION-PLACE, eof type, price half-a-guinea bound, BLACKFRIARS' BRIDGE, where an extensive assortment cut per stone. M ~
ING PHILOSOPHER ; being the CAST PLATE GLASS, of fine Colour and Brilliancy, all- ---,....____—__
. 'of Momus, Jester of Olympus; Democrituri Perior to that of any other Manufactory in Europe, is on Sale by SERIOUS ACCIDENT.--013 Saturday evening, as a large. .•
the, of Greece; and their illustrious disciples, Mr. James HAWKINGS, Secretary to the Company, and also by party were enjoying the "festive dance" at the Blooms- i
r, Swift, Gay, Joseph Miller, Esq., Churchill, Mr. W ILLIAss Noggin, atthe L.:sinewy', Works at Haveahea . bury Assembly ltootns, Holborn, the flooring gave way,
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anal' they •ve i I
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teevens, Wolcott, Sheridan, Cowan, Colman, near Present, Lancashire.
laced into our vernacular English Tongue, TABLE OF REDUCED PRICES FOR SILVERED were precipitated into the cellara
a beneath, a
By JOHN BULL, Esq. GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS- height of nearly forty feet, with a must tremendous crash. e %
. dditions. Interpolations, and Improvements, by In In. Xs. In. In. -C. a. In. In. £ ~„ The consternation of the revellers may be well itnaitined.
I:e'laolldtf,othitea;
ettheit7agliblir,hilfdt;
and different Branches of his Family. 110 by 40 . . 37 11 90 by 70 .. 93 10 1014 by 30 . . 73 3 and though no lives were lost at the moment, the-re were ;
le high prerogative of man, and that sublime 80 541 ••48 4 96 33 ••43 18 106 62 • • 182 0 many very seriously bruised ; and one young woman, is
which distinguishes him from the brute creation. 80 60 ..55 10 95 45 .. 55 7 110 314 ..59 3 an advanced state of pi teguancy, was prematurely delivelied. . .
laugh gracefully, heartily, and by the hour at 80 70 .. 71 111 93 55 .. 65 14 112 71 . . 147 8
The Orpheus of $
;ht to be ranked among the human species. The 113 33 .. 36 1 93 113 .. 91 13 115 80 . . 1117 13
yt; pope
the writings of Democrites, and the attic works t 5 45 .. 46 2 93 75..113 8 121
70 . . 172 2 harper, took a descenttheassti
old therefore be studied in our Universities and fib 55 . . 5t4 12 100 40 .. 53 9 123 63 . . 168 15 harp behind him as a memorial of his fame.
and cottages, drawing-rooms and kitchens, not tIS (15 ..70 II 100 :30 .. 70 8 127 50 . . 117 2 escaped unhurt; but hfs wife, who sat beside him and t,
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pleasure, but from due regard to the dignity and 91./ 40 ..44 14 100 GO . . 9•2 4 132 67 • • 1)litli
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• 102 2 en II:milk, was not so for '1 74.1 .
ion of man."-G. A. Steevena. lOU 118 ..54 14 100 70 .. 11 1 1 134 70 .. 214 7 • tunate. Sle received sod,
erwood„ Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row • John 90 CO ..58 IN 100 80 .. 142 1 140 16 . . 187 12 severe injury, that it was found necessary to remove her ts 1-,I
inburgli ;J. cumming, Dublin ; and to Le hind DRANVISACK allowed on Exportation. 2s. 9d. per foot su. the house of the night constable of Saffron-hilt watih- .
limiest Literature. partlcial. house, where she at present remains in a danger Ont it,,
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