The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-11-08 00:00:00

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
TRINITY-HOUSE, LONDON, V0v.7,1815.
INFORMATION has been Mix day received that the
STAFF and VANE are GONE from she Buoy of the
skintERING SAND. The Buoy remains In improper situation,
and amour star and Vane will be affixed thereto as soon as
possible.
By Command of the Corporation.
J. HERBERT. Secretary.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
GALLOPER LIGHT.
TRINITY-11011SE, LONDON, Nov:. 7. 1925.
NOTICE is hereby given' That the Vessel erhihiting
the temporary Light at the GALLOPER SHOAL having
:wired Damage in the Gale of Wind on Therssday the ki in-
stant, has been again compelled to quit her Station.
The Es'iibition of the said Light is therefore, for the present,
onanedably suspended; but the NEW LIGHT-VESSEL, which
has been for lams time past in preparation for that Station, being
nearly completed, will be moored thereat, and display the Light
ss steal. in a few days.
By Command of the Corporation,
J. HERBERT, Secretary.

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
RHINS OF ISLAY LIGHTHOUSE.
E Commissioners of Ike Northern Lighthouses hereby,
L rite tiolic,,that a LIGHTHOUSE has been erected at
the Rhine Point of the Island of Islay, In she county of Argyll,
which will be lighted on TUESDAY, the I etth day of November,
isti, and continue thereafter to be exhibited every night, from the
going sway of day-light in the evening till the return of day-light
in the morning. •
The following specification of the position of the Lighthouse,
arts e appearance of the Light, is girso by Mr. Stevenson, Engi-
neer to the Commiesioners
Tee Fo. of Islay Lighthouse is situate on the northern aide of
o.,,entranee to loch- Indaal, upon the small island of &versa, in
Ist. 15° 41 north, and lent..? 29' west. It appears by compass
from 's,* Nall of &use N. by W. rW. distant 10 miles, and
Iva the Stationary Light of the Mull of Kintyre N. by W. I W.
ilistint 53 miles. From the north-eastern extremity of the island
at Ambito N. 1 E. distant 23 miles. From the Revolving Light
alraftratul. east distant 23 miles. From the Rocks orSkerry
Vote, which lie 14 miles south-west from Tiree, the Rhins Light-
house bears south distant 311 miles. From the Rocks of Duheer-
tub, Joie II miles ninth west from leolmkill, the Lighthouse
beesdistant 211 miles, and from Tanvorehead S.W. by S.
,astaat dj miles.
Thn Light will be known to Mariners as a distinguishing Light,
exhibiting from the same Lantern the effects of a Stationary and a
lievolving Light. To a distant observer it will appear like a star
of the first magnitude, producing a bright flash of light at every
twelve seconds of time. without those intervals of total darkness
which characterise other Revolving Lights upon the coast.
The Light will be from Oil, with Reflectors, elevated 150 feet
above the medium level of the sea. In clear weather it will be
-.lidos at the distance of six leagues, an; intermediately according
to the state of the atmosphere. The Lantern is open towards Lag-
,gan Day, within Loch-Indaal, and seaward from the 51u11 of
Kinhoe to Tanvorehead.
By order of the Commissioners of the Northern Lighthouses,
Edinburgh. 10th Oct. 1825. C. CUNNINGHAM, See.

CCSTOM-HOUSIS, LONDON,
4M November, 1823.
TILE Consmissiours of Ms 211qjcsty's Customs dohereby
rive
That they will be ready to receive at the Custom-House, Lon-
doe, oa the Ist of December next, Tenders in writing (Pealed up),
and treat for the supply of PROVISIONS for the use of the
irsisers and Vessels employed under their direction, for Nine Ca.
leeier Months. •ii from the sth of January next, to the 10th of
Umber following. To be delivered free of all charge into the Boats
of the suit Vessels, as

IRELAND.

Biscuit, Rum, Salt Beef, Fresh Beef, Flour. Oatmeal. Suet,
*up:, Tea. Cabbages, Potatoes, Scotch Barley--at Belfast,
Westport, Dublin and Kingstown, Carrickfergus, Londonderry,
Killybegs. Ardbear, Chide°, Csatletownsend, Dunmore East, Core
of Cork; and Greenock, in Scotland.

No regard will be had to any 'render in which the Prices shall
not be imened in words at length, or that shall not be made on, or
annexed to, one of the printed Particulars. to be procured from the
Custom Rouse at, or nearest to, the places where the said Provi-
sions are lobe delivered, and at the Secretary's Offices, Custom.
How, London sad Dublin (at which last-mentioned places the
mediating of the Contract may be seen), or that shall not be deli-
vered in, orient, post paid, addressed to the Secretary at the said
Cagorallouse, Loddon, before Twelve o'Clock, on the said Ist
(Mamba next ; nor unless the same is accompanied by a Let-
ter signed by two substantial persons, engaging to become bound
.nb the patty tendering, tii rm.] se., or sem* messiosed
against tile respective places in the following List (according to
those for which they may tender) for the due performance of the
Contract. IRELAND.

Dublin and Kingstown . 600 I Dunmore, East .
Garricklergua . . 150 Cove of Cork . -
Londonderry . . . 1.10 ‘renport - .
Lllybep . . . 300 liellan . .
Artificer t,lifden . . . 300
Eastletownsend - 300 Greenock - .
By Onler of the Commisurioners,
T. WHITIIIORg. isawary.

- 1.7,0
- GOO
- 300
- 300

- 300

GUARDIAN SOCIETY, for the PRESERVATION
of PUBLIC MORALS,
Providing a Temporary Asylum, with suitable Employment for
Females, who have deviated from the Paths of Virtue, and who
lave either been removed, by the operation of the laws, from the
public streets, or have been awakened by conscience to a sense of
diet, guilt and danger.
The Committee beg respectfully to acknowledge the aid the
funds of the Society have received since their appeal to the public.
While they feel grateful for the assistance so promptly afforded,
stitch has eaabled them to liquidate the debt doe to the Treasurer,
they would at the same time urge die necessity of continued exec.
hoes to increase the stated income until it bears sonic proportion to
the expenditure, and thus secure the Society from the difficulties to
which it has been so long subject
Amount advertised

- 3111. ►ls.

Reward for recovery of a
snull.box, belonging to
Ilr. Oricrson, of Edin-.
burgh, by Mr. Sadler 3 3
Lady hlayoress . 10 10
Rev. M. M. Preston . 4S 0
Rev. W. Wilson - 10 0
Rev. Christopher Erle,
New College. Oxford 3 3
Rev. J. (1. Wrench . 2 2
Lady flaselrigge . 10 0
Ditto (annual) - 2 2
Lieutenant-Colonel Wade-
house (do.) • 2 2
W. Ellis Dosling, Esq. 10 10
Ditto (do.) - 2 2

1.:. s.
Mn. Core (annual) - I 1
Sir Joseph Luck (dn.) I 0
Mr. C. R. Fenten (do.) 1 1
Beery Tape, E.q. - 5 5
Mn Tape - 5 5
Lord Gauthier 5
Ditto (annual) - 2 0
T. H. p. . 5 0
31easts. Jonah. S. %Vet's,
and Son . . 10 10
R. L. (lance, Esq. - 10 10
MU. Sarah Coupe . 10 10
T. X. ('. . . 21 0
Lady Chambray . 5 0
Mr. Bamboo . 1 0
11. J. . . 5 3
W. G. (annual) - 2 2
W. J. . - 5 0
Mr. S. West . . 5 0
hit F. Ornmanney . 5 5
it. Elliott. Esq. - 10 10
Mn. )I. Bert (annual) 2 2
Sin. t harles Iluggart (do.) 1 I
ltev. 11. G. \Varkins (do.) 1 I
Mr. IL 11. Bate (do.) 1
.1
A noorrnous • - 10 0
ihtto . - 0
Mr. W. Satlgrove .1 0
M. A. Garrott, Esq. . 10 111
Francis Garrott, E,q. . 11):
Subscriptions are T.:aired by the Treasurer. Win. Fry, Esq.
Nt. 51044 rd-court, Poultry ; the Rev. Thos. Webster, Secretary,
4( Hstron.garden ; and by Mr. James Brown, Assistant-Secretary
sad Collector, 10. Aldermanbury : also by the following Bankers :
—Mews. lisnimenk anti CO. ; Howes ; Sir J. W. Lubbock
mid Co. Sir John Peering soil Co. ; Sir Peter Pole and to.
8

Several said, inms at the

General Meetinsf - 7 5
Robert Barclay, Lsq. - 10 10
\l'.s. - . 5 0
J. Dawn, Esq. - 10 0
Dr. Lester . - 10 0
Perceval White, Esq. . I 1
Friend, perditto - 1 1
Miss Graham (annual) 1 0
31rs. Hore . - 1 0
Sir W. W. Pcpys - 21 0
.1. Martin. Esq. - 5 0
Ditto (anus') - 2 0

I- ,
ARGE OFFICE PENS, peculiarly well cut.—The
I
J Principle of these Pens iu smote and highly interesting, yet'
perfectly novel. from the process and peculiar mode of preparing
them for immediate use. The Quills are kept to • great length of
time. tali they are seasoned and perfectly ripe for use; thus pre-
Pared, they are rendered capable of the finest temperature, symine-
111. and mee ensetness of ',Lints, so mot:falai in this article. A large
stuck of prime QUILLS and PENS always on hand.
Made and sold by E. WILMA 51S, Stationer to the King, and
to the Royal Family, No. 11, Strand, London. Portable 1 of
the same quality.

LOTTERIES EXPIRE AT THE CLOSE OF THE
PRESENT DRAWINGS.
CIARROLL, Contractor, begs gratefully to acknowledge
vv the kindness of a generous Public for many years put, and
to assure them it has been hie anxious study to render his
FAREWELL SCHE3IE
"161 of general approbation. In addition to the popular attrao.
nom of late Schemes, It contains, for the first time since the eats-
nliehment of Lotteries.

Four Grand Prizes of
1.00,000 £lO,OOO
I:30,000 £30,000
EXCEEDING TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND POUNDS.
All to be decided In One Day, 6th DECEMBER.
_Tickets Sad Shares are now on Sale at Carroll's, the Contractor,
liMm, IV, Gambill: 7, Charini.cross; and 20, Oxford-stmt,
"ontlon ; where he sold, in Four Mouths, Four 20.000 L
Sod lately. Four Prises of 30,0001. In the Lottery drawn 31st of
)111 lutt s Prize of 10,000/. and Six other Capital,.