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LORD VINTON. •
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and esteemol the best as well as later Likeness of his Lordship, has
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page, so that Subscribers may bind it in their Annual Volume.

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LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1824.

On Sattirlsy next will be published.
111.ACKW(1()IES EI/INBUIt6II MAGAZINE, No.
1.0 XCIII. for (*usher, 1824.
Cox Tzwra :—I. Bore Germacieg. No. 19. Goetz iron Ber• ,
lichingen, a Tragedy. by (;pmhe.-11. The Shei.herd's
Mtn and Women ; Brief Hypothesis concerning the difference in
their I lenius.—l% . Song, There is not a Breath.—V. The Church
of England and the Dissentert.—Vl. American 'Writers. No. 2.
—VII. Memoirs of Joseph Britsbritlge.—.Vl 11. Profligacy of the
Lo• Alon Periodical Press. No. 2.—IX. The Magic Lay of the One-
II ChaX. The Liberal Systena.—X 1. Wonderful Passage in
the Life of Mensie Wsuch, Tailor.—Xll. Tho Confessions of a
Cantab.—Xll I. Chapters on Churchyards. Chap. 5.--X IV. Twi-
light.—XV. America it,tl England.—XVl. Appointments, Pro-
motions, Ac.—XVII. Births, Marriages, and Deaths.
Printed toe 11'illiam Blackwood, Edinburgh; acd T. Cadell,
Strand, London.

Herein the aspect's of the heavens learn;
And of the times the mystic signs discern.
At the same time with the other Almanacks will appear, beautifully
printed, price 2s. tid. and done up neatly in an °memento'
wrapper, the fifth edition of
THE PROPHETIC ALMANACK, or ANNEAL
ABSTRACT of CELESTIAL LOKI:. calculated from
the rEra of Human Redemption for the year 11121: being the first
after Leap Year, and the Stith of the Reign of his Majesty
George IV.; which, besides rtistering and explaining the Perin-
dical Pheaoinens of the Ileavets„ and the 01E40111 Tendency of
particular Configurations of the Planets, contain salutary Precepts
and Comments en the same; with Prognostications of the Weather
throughout the whole 1-ear.: incluthim also-flew Tablet of Me-
movable Events, and a copious Tide Table, with all the other use-
ful Tables and Memorandums of the Common Almanegk, and
likewise a Poetic Vagary on the Way of the World : to all which
is prefixed a Descant on Ezekiel's Prophecy and Lament over
Tyre, conceived by the ablest Eirposilms to foretoken the final fate
of England; in which will be found many important observations
on the unfulfilled Scripture Prophecies. The shale being cal-
misted to prepare Mankind for the Coming of Christ's Kting-
dont upon Earth. Prom the MSS. of Sir Wilson Ilraelau
K. T. It. Humanist.

NAY.!!. lArELLIGENCE.

The Athol!, it Is saitt, will proceed to the East Indies when
toady, which is expected to be about the 10:1 of November nest.
The Herald yacht has been appointed to convey. to Jamaica and
Barbadoes the Bishops of those islands, and severe clergymeu who
have received appointments under those Prelates.
Captain Sir James Brisbane will hoist his broad pendant on board
the Boadicea, now fitting at Plymouth, and not in the Forte, as be. ,
fore reported ; the latter ship being found too defective to proceed '
on a foreign station again for three years.
The Dartmouth sailed from Cork for Jamaica on the 11th inet.
The Eden arrival at Trinidad on the 4th of August, and the Ring-
dove on the Bth ; the latter sailed on the Ifith August fur Dente.
cars, and the Scout fur Bermuda. The Tweed arrived at Bahia
on the 14th of August, and sailed on the 17th for Pernambuco.
The Arachno arrived at the Ylauritius on the 7th of July. from
England. The Surinam arrived at Jamaica on the Bth of Anoust.
the Grecian on the 11th, and the Helicon sailed on the I Ith of
August, for the Havannah.
Captain Francis Brace is appointed to the Gannet; Lieutenant
Jellicoe, to be First of the Thetis; Lieutenants ‘fright and Smith
re.appointed to the Ganges; Lieutenant* Herbert and Delete to
the Herald; Mr. Fitzgerald, Purser, to the Britannia, vice Hen.
demon ; Mr. A. Frame, Purse, to the Egeria, vice Stigant ; Mr.
Cho. D. Delwin, Pones, to the Gannet.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCR.
CUSTOM now. Ocr._2s. _

Ewrilitgo Iswatus. Fortitude, Butcher, from Tobago;
Trusty, Rob," from Malaga; Grey IternarinriE Lteungh, from
Schien ; Rietimond, Middleton, from Blogadore; Nava Amixade,
Rodovaltho Port. from St. Diary% ; Vmow Catharine, Jacobs,
from Ghent; Young Phoenix, Dunbar, from New York; Mary
Ann, Scott, front Malta; illaria,retera, from 1/anrzier.Julantis
Krafft, front Strolsund; Antonie, Brandt, fromi Stettin ; Vatzk.
De Valch, front Ghent and Bruges; Ann, Barfield, front liar.
lingen Celerity, Dickerson, front Jersey ; Violet, Chtirtwin
from Harlingen ; Friendship, Spink, fromiliwileatrx; James and
! Jessy Foreman, from Malaga; Neptune, Stranack, from Ostend ;
Earl Bathurst, Gibbs; and Marshal Blucher, Blake, from Rot
terdam ; Stratton, Drake, from Standgate Cret k ; Squid, Warren.
from Malaga; Goudvisch, Schubens. front Rorteream ; Princess
Royal, Brown, from Jersey ; Jane, Elliott, from Gijon; Travis.
Cobb; and Williams Harris, Becroft„ front Petersburgh ; Au-
gusta, Schelan, from Stettin; Carolina, Blomberg, from Stock-
holm; William and Henry, Fattidge, from Grenada; Prince.
Allister', from Frederickstsat: Female/is Haab. Jacobsen. from
Christiania; Dwina, Thomson, from Riga; Stockholm, Seha-
gerstrom, from Stockholm; St. Andrew, Hepburn, from New
Brunswick ; Commerce, Perttrym, from Gottenburgh ; Christian
Wilhelm, Horner. front Christiania; Rosella, Atkinson, from
Belize; Petea, Oguirt, from Stockholm ; Mary, Bird, from Youg-
hall; Bridport, Trope, front Cork; Telemachus, Dale, from
°newt; and Sally, Gregg, from Rigo.
ENTERED OUTWARDS.—IVina, Craig, for Grenada; Charles,
Milne; and Leander, Badger, for Tobago; .Eschylus. Douglas.
for Gibraltar; Luna, Knox, for the Cape of Good Hope; and
Fanny, Taylor, for Lisbon.
CLE•RED OUT wAaps.--Flora, Bowen, for Naples and Mes-
sina; Agenoria, Best, for Malta, Smyrna, and Constantinople:
Gleaner, Bardwell, for Lisbon ; Apollo, Punt, for Stettin • Nep-
tune, Krook, for Stockholm; Simeon, Rootne; and Robe.rt and
Sarah, Wilson, for llamburgh; Harlingen, Smith, for Rotter-
dam; Caledonia, Laing, for S. Leo. and Cape Coast; liar.
moine, Best, for Rotterdam ; Georkie IV., Hamlyn, fur Cape
Coast Castle ; ('hietfain, Paulson, for St. Vincent's ; Perseverance,
Margolle, for Calais; Dart, Stranack, for Ostend; and 3largaret,
Randall, for Cork.
CLEARING 0C T WAR D3.—Spcs :ion, (HOS, for Christiania;
Juno, Pritchard ; and Cambridge, 31ason, for Jamaica; l'ompc-
titor, Gooby. for Virginia; and Vrouw Elizabeth, Vande :.•iteene,
for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent.