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London, England, 1825-10-18 00:00:00

which become the peaceful leisure
ternal happiness and external glory
These are the days, an 4 these th
plietic eye of our great poet foresaii
itid harbours open. public-ways
Bid temples wortilierof the God
' Bid the broad arch the dangerous
Tae mole projected. break the ro;
Back to his bounds the subject se
And roll obedient rivers through
These honours, peace to happy 11
• These are imperial works and woi
If the Duke of Wellington ha
,alive, contributed to 'raise us to
glory and internal happiness, we
occasion to make these observation
obscure Whig Lord, who had gi
recall of the army from the Pen
Bonapute, and for the abandonrr
gigantic Usurper, he might, for all
care, have made gardens in the P
the Couquerorlif -Salamanca, Vitto
who has fought and won every lea,
the Garonne, and from • the Sehel
vilified and traduced, because an a
propose to improVe A public road,
twenty feet from his boundary wall
To many of our readers these
so me apology, b ecause they may noi
nant assiduity with which the Disk
has been coupled with imputationi
The imputation itself haft•bet• the
tend, and the nioaves which lead
mike free with hiiiname, in &smith
no concern, deserve, and •everi rap
• which we have felt it cu

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LIVERPOOL, SU tIDAY Eiratct
Wind ‘V.—High Water, 12 tn. p. 5
Arrived last night, the Westbury, Thompson, ti
Arrived this day, the Lindsays, from New Orlea
Mary and Sally, .Patty. from Gijon.
The Tom Bowline, Blackburn ; Dunlop Gervi
Nicholas, from Liverpool, have arrived at Qaelvect,
from Liverpool, has arrived at St. Lawrence.
The Triton, Blogden; sailed from Guayaquil
nth of May.
The llsoillsoo, Williams, from Liverpool, laws
Nothing has sailed to-day nor yesterday. 3.:
r.

SHIPPING INIE LLIG4NCE.
tESTOII-HOUSE, OCT. 16. ,
Snips ENTERED IRWARDS.—The John Buschman, Brown,:
from St..Petenburgh; Bencoolen, Potten, from Liverpool; Seaton.
Lowry, from St. Petersburgh ; Ann, Marshall, and Strauon,.
Bromley, from Stamigate Creek; Better Luck Still, Bowie, Irons.
3letnel: Hopewell, llobaort, from Quebec; Stella, Simpson, tivioa
Riga ; Hope, Page. from Harlingen ; Wynyard, Harrison ; Bro.
titerly. Love, Reay ; Benjamin and Sarah-, Trotter, from St.Ye-
terabtirgli ; Hercules, Schiputan, trot Antwerp Prince LeoPolB.
Carbill, from Belize; Commerce, Fleming, from' Riga; Marshall
Blucher, Fryer. from Rotrerciam; Vrouw Weniina, Stehr, from
Leer ; H and M, C.oatea, from'Ste.Petersburght•Ortion, Gallaway,
from Harlingen; Freedom, Nokia, from Wybutg ; Columbus
Menllag, from Hatnburgh ; Commerce, Fournier. and Fortitude:.
Steuart, from Calais ; Pelican, Rieke, from Antwerp and Brussels;
Swatridge, from Cork; Maria, Morris, from Voughall ;
Hutchinson; Lowther, from Demerara: Amethyst, Bell, from St..
Petersburgh Nicholson. from Memel, Hortense.
Lamle]; from Marseilles; Edinburgh Packet, ‘Villiansa. feona
Rotterdam; Kingston, Sewer, from Jamaica; Sirene, Faifanta
from Calais.
ENTERED OUTWARD9.—The Vrouw Maria, Odew, for Dan.
kirk; %Vest India Packet, Reynolds. for New Providence g •
Cecrops, Gilmore. for Trinidad; Dart, Clarke, fat Fayal add St.
Michael's; Seger, Powell, and Sir Edward Hamilton, Newbalt„ .
for Jamaica; Duke of Bedford, Stephenson, for Tenerlffe, Ma..
des, and Bengal ; Jason, Seals, for Hamburgh ; Hopeful, %Vett.
therstone. for Vera Cruz, Alvarado,and New Orleana; Enchantress*
Tazlor, for Madeira, Rio Janeiro, and St.N'incent's.
CLEARED OUTWARDS rtweer.tir AT GRAEESEND.—Rotten:
tot, Sinclair, for Alvarado and Maracaibo ; Prince of Saxs cobuct:
Ladd, for Rotterdam • Vigilant, Thorp, for Elsinore and Pbters..
burgh; Frau Dorothea, Elderts, foe Haruburgb Dena,,
for Elsinore cud Petpraburgh ; Dart, Caisson, for Newcastle.
CLEaRING OUTWARDS.—IiiitSUDiS., Garth, fur Carat;
nerve, Ruiner. for Antwerp; Choice, Wheatley, for Cape Ray.
lien ; Harmonic, Miller, for Antwerp ; Reliance, Nicholson, fut.
Hamburgh ; Perseverance, Margolle, for Calais ; Twee Gebroeders,„:
De Vries, for Rotterdam ; Resource, Gerard, for Memel.
CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRRLAND.--Ths Courier, OM'S.;
for Belfast; Briton, Richards, for Dublin; WM. Penn, flugbes,
for Cork.

FROM LLOYD'S

FALMOUTH, OCT. 15..—Arrived the Cygi
Buenos Ayres, sailed the 9th August, and Iron
13th ditto. Sailed the Ann, Critchell, for St. Pe
Argo, Jackson, for Roehfort.
COWES, OCT. 18.—Arrived toe Ilannah El:
from Tampico, in 82 days, for Haire off the
The Hope, Rider, Anieriemilnig, Lot
PORTSMOUTH. OCT. ,16.-4rtived the ti
Smith, fiom London for St. Kin's, and the Di
from Riga. Sailed the Knterpr?se,. Boo*, row V
DEAL, OCT. 16.—Arrived the Antelope, Ti
delta; Cherie, gllen, Astell. from Boston : Jo
Oporto. Arrived from the river, the Camden,
Antigua; Saucy Jock, Hooper, (or Carthageni
chair, for the Cape of Hood Hope; and the Soul
for the westward ; the whole of the 'outward I
except the Saute Jack, Hottentot, Caelle Forbes
MARGATE, OCT. 16.—The vessel* with the
been able to make any further progress, it has
which forced them to let het down T.
WAREWORTII, OCT. 14.—The !VMS, Cur
derland (o Aberdeen; struck upon ndica Rc
and will be wrecked. Materials landed.
LEITH. OCT. 14.—Capt. Parry,—His Mail
arrived at Peterhead 12th Oct. sod reported that
Inst in August last ; the crew wave on board the
had occurred during the voyage,and dm crews w
thin when they left Engbind,-May 1824. Capt.
rally, that no important diseoveviette,tl bean ma
JERSEY, ()cr. 12.—The Swift, Rosaignol, wt
moorings in the. Bay of Blanc, Sahlons, Latin
wrecked. Crew and a few casks of oil saved. '1
belonging to Quebec, went on shoe, but afterwai
vessels had been drive* on shore on the coast o
the gale.
PHILADELPHIA, SEAT. 19.—The Cattne.
more tram Jamaica., spoke on the 22d urt. e H
duras, she had been on shale on {{ateislanit of Co
but got off with much damage, Heifer two an&
tons of logwood. thrown overboard; she was in
Africa, bound to Bristol.
Buesos Arats, Attu. B.—The Achilles,
war, has arrived at Valparaiso, having been take
by the mutiny of some Chilies stamen on 1
Spanish Brie of battle-ship, is reported to bast
Reg, in California. sadorisisnilas ascumantocea
ship Oil Constant) employed in conveying the 11
from Peru to Manilla.

STATISTICAL. CURIOSITT.—The following colons of tko
population of a town in the State of New York, we copr
from an American paper as a Statistical cuticatity.:—
" CENISCS FOR THE TOWW ow SUBSSUIIXE VAR 1620,...-.
1239 males, 4263 females—total 2304 ; 213 subject to ruilttiry duty,
472 voters at election.. 297 married females undeithe .alie et 43.
226 unmarried between the ages of 16 and 45, 543 do. under 16,
17 marriages in the gm past, 43 male births, 30.feutale 110.. 23
male daubs, 13 fermis do., AO persossof colour that An not taxed.
4 do. that are taxed, 2 do. that ate qualified to -Voteit elections, 1
foreigner, II paupers, 5. idiots, 1 %nude. • '15,641 Awes of rm.
proved land, 3139 neat cattle, 786 horses. 16.566 disco. OM bop,
5441 yards fulled cloth manufactured the past year, 11712 yvsis44
flannel do., 15.204 yards of linen. cotton, auil titbit thin dodo
6 geigt-mils.• 10 saw-mills, 6 fulling-mill% 6 tattlicg tnichities,l3
woollen-factories, i distilleries, 4 asheries.
Comeouren EPITHITS.—The custom of %OW hard
compounds furnished Ben Jondon with an opportunity of
showing his satire and his Manta* together. l'hlpm *IN
the words of which he speaks sametiintro as • un-iti-one-
breath-utterable." Redi mentioaa an epiginill agS.l.lllOl
sophists which is pre*rvetl in -Adicosus, pud a issiiSlP
of compounds " a mile lasi..? • lie• pgeseuta us wkth a
Latin translation by Joacph Scaligir, which may Qe qtlitt
rendered inta.English i
Lofyybroefteurisliers.
Nowiebnestwilleigere
Flagandbreadnowiltieters.
Distutettaliswallowers ;
Olieloakinveatilora.
narefootloolsisshipnets,
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hrpi ivateteitteators,
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