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PATENT DISTILLERY AND RECT.IFYIN4',
COMPANY.
The Merton of the Patent Distillery and Rectifying Company
hereby give Nonce., that they are ready to metre Tenth ra (sealed
up, elk addressed to the Directors, at the Ofiket of Mee rd Oatty,
Haddam, Getty, and Haddas. Solicitors, Angel-court. Throg-
triprton.wreet„, post-paid) for the supply of any g.santity of
POTATOES, deliverable at the Diednary within tlit• present
V COL
CeerY Tender mud demean the species and quality of Pota-
toes, and mo-t be accompanied by • Letter. signed by a re goonsible
['anon. engaging to bects.ia bouml with the Paean tend.% ing, in
+crate security, for the due performance of the Co' niract, Doc
Nana will be apron to the party whose fender may be acct., itod.
Dodd this IRtb day of October, IV&
OATTY,HADDAN, (TATTY, sod HADDrIN,
Solicitors.

pIANOPORTES and PEDAL HARPS, Second-4 land,
algal to amt. A Cabinet Pianoforte for 38 guineas, - words
Oa grams. A besiodfal inbial coase, in emeeroad, go sat asap.
shop price 65 gninessa palatal square Piesetforte. 26 gad area.
Now doable-action Harp. 1101. for 80 gainers. Mask-sem 1, 46
guineas, oast 73 vainest t has the property of ladles, at J. W AT.
LEN'S, 13, beiceater.pleor.
•
OVHE EAST INDIA TEA SALE for JUNE ha slag
I. jest cleard, WHITEt DG E sad 00.. 91, I :tiespide. Lon-
don. ore now supplying the Public with TEAS exactly lac the
Wholsoake Prices, *or Ready Mena,.
Doh M. ed. to as. 9il. Green Teske the finest Be rout,
Good oo6ou, Si. to 4a. 4L proportionately
Strong. 6a. 3d. to Se. Jamie* Cogito, from 1 t J.
Fitt ditto. fs.4l. Choice Dutch, 2s. upwards .
Superior ditto, b. ad. I Suvextor Cocoa, ground os /dole,
fkiichaug, 7s. and aporaelo. Is.
Nate ROA Tea, is. 4d.
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-a •
NOBLEMEN.ND ^HEN

TO ~ GENTLEMEN. AND OTh
IT is respectfully announced, that CORMACK, I SON,
and SINCLAIR, NURSERYMEN, SENDEAIt:II:, sisd
FLORISTS, have, in addition to their old.estahlished ('mu wen at
New-Cress. tame& • SEED SHOP in It KGENT-STli HET,
No. fii, Ml* opposite the County Fire-office. and that 31 r. Sin-
chldri • • d the " Hutu* Orameneut Wohurnensia.." will
bd atomism/ there, and will feel much pleasure in sup-
plying wary requisite information in his profession, particularly
on the lieu him of Grasses.
N.II Designs for Forcing houses, Stoves. Green.houi es. anti
ComervaTeriea. en the most approve' principles. combining taste
widi utility and economy also, for Kitchen and Flower l 3 ardens,
Sbrubherifie, mvl more extensive Plantations, which may be com-
pleted by oseitract or otherwise, as circumstances require.

TTCLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING VARE.
• HOUSE, fin the EAST end WEST WI/ IEB and
SOrTII A lIRCICA, EXETER CHANGE, STEM if).
Oaken, Cadet*, and 11'ritern going to India, sad Gentlemen
mending no South America, or any other part of the •Globe, will
find is this Establishment the whole of their Aryointments,
Pmneds, Cam, when, Betts, and Pistols, ike. tout thee with a
large and weil-manufsciared stock of Sea Coes. Couch'', and Bad.
ding; Cabin Wash-hand Tables. Chairs, and Lampa; Sea Chests.
Mule and Bullock Trunks, and story other desalptton of Travel.
ling Equipage.
An asnortment of Canteens. ready fitted with the necessary re-
quiaitea for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great
sanely of Silver and Plated Article., Knives sod Forks, suitable'
far familial going abroad, Military and lliodostonee Books,
Maps. &c.
A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curricle, Tandem. Photon,
S'aohope. and Chain llamas., with every description of Saddlery,
Iv. &c. fur borne use. East sad West Indies, and South America.
which merit in.peetinn from the qualky, first state of workman-
ship. and moderate prices.
All the A riicies in this Establinbment are warranted, and the
excellent plan of filly years standing in strictly attended to of
asking but Goa Ready Mine, Price, front which no abatement will
be wade.

FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN THE PRICES OF PLATE
GLASS.
F'mn TWO AND A HALF to FORTY w Cent.
BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY,
Established by Act of Parliament, 1773.
rpii E PUBLIC are informed, that, in addition to the
Reduction io the Compsay's Prices, which took place la
Mil, a FURTHER Reductlea is ems made. from Two and •
Half to Volt/ per Cent. on Plates of the superficial Measurement
of Six Fret sad aplearde. agreeably to a pnnted Scale, which mai
be bad at the Coatprja 'Warehouse, ALBION-PLACL.
ItL.ACK'AIARS' 11121DGE, where an extensive amornuent of
C IST PLATE GLASS,
ui of line Colour and Brilliancy, su-
prrr to that of any other Maintfactmy in Europe, is on Sale by
Sir. Lutes Haw& Iplra, Secretary to the Company, and also by
SI r. Jonx EttocILVOID, lathe Company's Works at Raventterd,
near Plvecot, Lancashire.
TABLE OP REDUCED PRICES FOR SILVERED
• GLASSES OF LARGE DIMENSIONS.
s. In. In. 4 a. In. In. t r.
" 41 ••37 13 90 by 70 .. 93 111 103 by Sta .. 76
10' . . 48 4 95 33 .. 43 18 106 SO . . 103 0
r:" to . • IN 10 93 1S . . 56 7 110 36 . . 69
WS 7n ••71 10 96 AS .. 48 14 119 71 .. 117 8
US 36 • • MI 1 93 66 .. 91 13 1111 80 . . Ift7 13
. . 4111 2 93 73 .. 113 8 121 70..179 3
10 51 • • 6612 100 40 .. 63 9 123 63 . . 168 13
81 G. . . 7.11 100 30 .. 70 8 127 SO .. 117 2
P' 10 . . 44 14 Inn 60 .. 92 6 132 47 192 2
SI 56 •.64 14 100 70 .. 111 1 134 70 .. 314 7
30 110 • . 8818 100 80 .. 143 1 140 6I . 187 12
DRAWBACK allowed on Exportation. 2". Vd. per foot sit.
perßcuil.

DR JAMS'S POWDER AND ANALEPTIC P 111,1,.;.
Public are respectfully reminded, that the Sale
of the above Medicines, invented by rny grandfather, Dr.
.7"mrs, is removed from the late Mr. Newberry's to the house of
Wawa Butler. where they can only (wholesale) be had genuine.
Ir becomes the more necessary to recal this w the minds of the
Public. as the Sons of my late A gent are now vending composi.
rim,' of their own manufacture, as Dr. Jamot's :Medicines and
font the length of time Mr. Newberry was supplied with the
Genuine Medicines by my Family, purchasers may be led erro.
Dewily tosunnowe. that that supply is still continued,. To guard
1401.10111 the ill effects of spurious medicines. purchasers are
quoted to observe eurefully, that every Box of Pills, and every
Rode and Packet of Powder, now bean a Red Dovernment
S;amp. and a label signed with my name.
B. O. JA:IEa.
hoW by Butlers, chemises, Chespside, corner of St. Paul's,
aid 34, Sucked's-street, Dublin ; also by Savory and,Ctb. 130.
?4e. Ito,d-itreet, and 220. Regent.nireet and by the principal
Medi:lnt V enters tt:v:ig,:eut the United Kingdom.

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DE. . 18 _ Quebec,
Sailed the John, Freeman, fir the hie or Fiance ; the Cornwallis.
Hendemon. fur Singapore; Ckniee, Wbestly, for St. Domingo;
Castle Farts, Howland, (or ladle, with several others, names un-
known.

OiAVEMISIM, Ocr. 18.—Arrived the Oyster, Bryant, from
Camprer Jane, Bullock. front Oporto ; Lady Combennere,
Sanford, from St. Potersburgh ; S?eculant, Glance, from Dantzic
Burleigh, Chancellor, from Quebec; Dome% %Watt, from Memel;
Providence, Pearson. from Dunkin. Sailed the Samuel and Sarah,
Watt, for St. Thomas's ; Helen, Coey, for Malta; Solaria, Hearn.
for Jamaica; Make, Richardson, for Demerara; Manly, Sayers,
and Charles Brook, Bell, for St. Vincent's; Clarkstoue, Vuilerton,
for Jamaica. •
ltraagotrrer, OCT. 16.—The John, of Plymouth, Rich, from
London to YflPeilllC, was wrecked on Ilasborotigh Sand yes-
terday.
OCT. 10.—The Flanders, of Weymouth, Darnall, struck on
fisoborough Sand yesterday, but was lot of by two boats, and is in
these Roads, leaky.
Wet.t.s. OCT. 19—The Ebeneser, Wilcox, from London, for
Spalding, is on shore off this place.
Hut. 1., OCT. 18.—A letter was receired here this morning from
Stronmeso, giving an account of the success of the vessels belong-
lag to this port :—Alfred II fish, 130 tans (arrived at Stromness) ;
Andrew Marvel, 11 fish, 135 tuns; Ar'el 5 fish; Brunswick, 29
Nish ; Cato I fish ; Cicero, 5 fish. 200 boa; Comet, 3 fish; Cum-
brian. 3 fish • Dordon, 12 fish ; DuneOnbe; 3 fish ; Eagle, 3 ;
114611, Fa September ; Eliza Seth, 6 liah, 80 tuns ; Ex-
mouth, 9 fish ; Gilder, 6 fish; Hannay, 4or 5 fish ;
fish; Isabella, 1 fish, stored, and repaired ; Jane, 3 fish . • Lee, 6
fah, 64 tuns (arched at Stronmessl; Lord Wellington, 6 flab
Mercury. S fish; Perseverance, 1 fish (arrived at Stromnees); Pro-
gress, 3 fish; 8.11.11; Venerable, 5 fish, William, 2 Bth ;
William Tore, 6 Bah ; Zephyr, 4 fish.
Coat, °cr. 13.-Sailed the Diadem transport, with trams, for

The Union, Lister. from Liverpool to St. John's, New Drupe.
wick, has put into Cork in distress.
The Daphne, Ranks, from Rt. John's, New Bronstrick, hes ar.
rived at Plymouth with part of her cargo thrown overboard.
The Ebenezer, Waco:, from London to Spalding, was on 'bore
off Wells yesteeday.
Arrived off Dover, the James Laing, King, from Jotztaica.
Off' Penzance. the Anna, Nixon, from Demerara.
The Hope packet was to mail from Jamaica the 2Sth September.
The Betsey, Dale, from London to Waterford, pat into Dover
on Tuesday, leaky.
Vesatr.a aeon,/ a/tem.—The Star, Bond, from Liverpool
for the South Seas, 14th ult. by the Tantivy, snared at Liverpool.
Syren, of Poole, Rowe, 18th ult. by the Hero. arrived at Lynn.
Penelope, of and from Liverpool for Sliramichi, 28th ult. . • Indian,
i Turnbull, from Southampton, 29th ; Industry, of and for New.
foundland, Ist instant, by the John Berry, Roche, arrived off
Dover.

.4. ...t.91

S rw nEC a. —Y• TWOS/ • le, Oc T. 16—Vest erday the master,
child, about fowr years of age, and part of the crew of the
brig John, were Landed at our Jetty from a cable, which had taken
them off a wreck that morning, on Hasbro' Sand. It appears the
John, of 143 tons, James Rich (of Plymouth), master, in ballast.
from London to Newcastle, struck upon the above sand about one
o'clock yesterday morning. There were on board at the time
the master, his wife and two children, and seven men forming
the Free. The wind blowing strong when she struck, with a heavy
sea, made It impossible to get her off; the master, therefore, burnt
bloc lights during the night, and made other signals for assistance.
About six o'clock, the vessel then breaking to pieces fast, five of
the crew took to the long boat (the jolly boat being previously stove
in), but from there being so much sea, they found it impossible to
near the vessel again ; they were therefore compelled to leave the
master, his wife and two children, and two of the crew, to their fate
on the wreck, with death apparently staring them in the face, with•
out the law prospect of escape. The master's wife, with a child
in her arms, about a year and nine months old, were shortly after
washed overboard and drowned. Fortunately, about ten o'clock a
cable came to their assistance, and succeeded In rescuing them from
the destruction that awaited them, as they mold not have sorvived
half en hour longer. The /nest in the long boat reached the shore
in safety. The distremeod situation of the matter and crew was no
sooner known than relieved, as Mr. William Chambers, of this
town, immediately took their use in hand, and succeeded in raising
a sum of money sufficient to keep them above want for the present,
and enable them to reach home.—Byars Herald.

.ALICIOUS tdREARING Or A BRIDGE, ANTI CONSE-
QUENT LOSS OF LIFE.—A very awful circumstance occurred
et
Frodsham Bridge on the evening of Friday week, which hae
elicited a most indignant spirit against ooe or two persons suppoeed
to be implitated in the atrocious sct from which it arose. Mrs.
Waite, a widow lady, had occasion to send her servant on an errand
about half-past seven o'clock in the evening, and the girl, when
going across a wooden bridge, thrown over a rapid stream of water
that supplies tie large corn-mills, we, precipitated into the water,
owing to some persons having some short time before maliciously
• token up several boards in the middle of the bridge, to the extent
▪ about six feet. Miss E. Waite, daughter of the above widow
ltbly, finding the servant stopping longer than she thought was
'oopunary, went in search of her, and she too, unfortunately, no
Meet arrived at the trap in the bridge, then she fell Into
water, which was about live or ax fat deep. Her shrieks
boraght out her sister, who, naming to the place whence the;
noise proceeded, was herself precipitated into the same spec.
ate, but fortunately escaped falling into the water, by alighting.
an a beam, part of the frame of the bridge. In a moment all thir
asighbourhood was in alarm, and assistance was rendered in three
*save the two sisters, but not the poor girl who had first falleiq
is ; nor was it known until the other two were out that she had
fallen a victim. Miss Waite, as soon as she had recovered from
her fright, said that the poor girl must be in the water. The
girl's mother was one who heard the distrait* intelli
amongst the surrounding neighbours. Nete,Apapples,
were precured'imutediately, but a was Ni., writ.alseas ed•at
that the body was found. There met as brad. 4111.
probably caused by falling against the mow hems that a
fate of one of the sisters. It was fortunate that the mill had stn
working just before the catastrophe happened, which had not ' '
the ease at so early an hour in the evening for some time belle, other.
wise Miss Waits's fate would have been ieevitable, the ositolot, when
the mill is at work being so rapid. and the bridge Lavery neggibes grab;
wheel of the mill, that it would have been imporeible to erasi=ti
Coroner's inquest has been held on the bad of the ritiltdr
before a most respectable Jury, and the vict was" 'We fillifileol
sewed came to her death is consequence of a hole or apsesomanashila
the bridge by same malicious person or pencils unknown." Twat
persons were taken into custody, and some circumstantial evident
against them at first appeared strong, but at an adteurnsd tsar
anon on Monday, before T. Tranrd. El*— Yeas Zs'
the Rev. J. Shakespeare, Magistrates, the widow was ni'
williciently strung to authorise their detention. The
%V. Hay., Rio. Won. Caldwell, Esq. (Cesamar), ma
other Jurymen, deserve the highest commendation.
uu unremitting in the, investigation of this lamentable
—C%teshere Paper.
On Monday, Abraham Charles Mutnmery, • '
tieited an much imtereat, was sent or from
hi the shly.Muntee, Captain Straehan, for the flu
rktits to his being transported for life.

solace ; but, reflecting on the power of prayers to deli souls out
of purgatory, be conceived the idea that the intercessions of such
an extraordinary saint as Josette Perrolaz might IMO bring that
mother out of hell ; he again visited her, and meet meneatly en.
treated her to make the attempt.
At first she declined the task as too perilous, but at length she
believed it might be done, if assisted by manes and the prayers of
the cure, and by ore hundred napoleons which the cure was to
give her, foe alms to be distributed to the poor. It was impossible
for the cure to raise so large a sum, and after some bargoning,
she agreed to make the attempt for fifty napoleons, which ha
raised moonlit' his friends, sad ones more visited Maghlans. Jet.
Bette now informed him that he was not to return to Maghbuta, but
to come to her at a certain hour on the following morning, and teem
the result of her endeavours. At the appointed hour he emceed
her chamber, and found her shwa apparently frantic, foaming nt.
the mouth, with her hair dishevelled, and in violent convulsions ;
when these subsided, she informed the cure of the long and terrible:
struggle she had had with the deed, sad all the powers of dasitheas,
but she had conquered at last, and brought his peer mother out of
hell. With this joyous intelligence the cur returned to hist
parish. abundanay wentioled by the pions duty Imbed rendered to
his patent. This contemptible &roe was carried on fourteen years.
during which period it was sawed she bad never tasted food deny.
kind, or risen hem her bed. At length another curate was appoint.
ed to assist in the pariah, who, being a sensible honest man, wart.de.
termined Co expose and detect the hoposture. For this purpose he
availed himself of the privilege of a priest to visit Josette when he
pleased- his design was discovered, and an atibmpt was made to
poison him ; he did not, however, desist from his endeavours to dig..
cover the cheat. One summer fleeting he entered the house at fire
o'clock, and heard the noise of feet upon the flog; he rushed into
the chamber, and beheld every thing in great ftfusion, and per.
ceived a strong smell of roast OVAL in the room ; the print of h,.e
feet was also visible in the dust on the floor. Ile charged her w'.l%
having meat in the bed, which she solemnly denied.. On this ho
seized her by the shoulders and drew bee out of bed. Her screams
brought in two women, to whose care he committed her ; and
the bed he found a supply of meet and wine, as he had expected.
The chest being fully exposed, the miserable Josette Paroles, um.
able to submit so the disgrace, destroyed herself by poison ; and.
the old pariah prim, who bad so long been her dupe, died soon
afterwards broken hearted.—Birmingdoes Jewrial.
DARING AND EXTENSIVE ROBBERY.
On Sunday evening last, the shop of Mr. Hervey Xemahrad
watchmaker and jeweller, in Market-street, Manchester, was
forcibly entered, and watches and jewellery, amounting in value m
upwards of 2,000/. stolen thereout. It appears that Mr. Kemshead
was in the habit of sleeping on the premises; and he lett then
perfectly safe on Sunday. morning, at eight o'clock, when gots g
out for the day. At six e'cloek in the evening he passed the
shop, ton his way to chapel ; when, as well as on his return at
eight o'clock, he examined the external fastenings of the doer,.
and found them right ; but he did not enter the premises. At
ten o'clock, he went thither for the purpose of retiring to rest, and.
found the outer door fast as usual; but on entering the *hop, sett
procuring a light, he found that it had been completely rano
sicked, and seven gold watches, about eighty silver watches, with:
an immense quantity of gold chains, seals, rings, brooches, and
other trinkets, to the amount, in the whole, which we have already.
mentioned, carried off: An alarm was, of course, immediately.
given, and the assistance of the police having been obtained. the
premises were examined ; but Its no aperture by which the rob..
ben could have entered was thee discovered, it was concluded
that the robbery had been effected by means of false keys, with.
which the locks on the outward door had been opened and fastened.
again. As such an operation was considered beyond the means •
and attainments of the Manchester thieves, (the lozks being of •
superior description) it was concluded that some travelling practi..
tioners had been concerned in it; and the most prompt means were
immediately taken to despatch intelligence of the robbery in every
direction.
Early on Monday morning, however. Mr. Kemahead, in pas.
sing the done of the Guardia,, office, saw, to his surprise, that it
was oven ; and he went in, supposing that it had been the atone
of another robbery ; but he soon found that a hole had b.-en made
through the slender partition wall, which divides the Geordies
office from the shop of Mr. Taylor, the brush-maker—by laki.De
out a few bricks with a small crowbar, which was left behind
and he then began to suspect it was with the vice of entering his
shim that the Gesardien office bad been broken into. On auto ■
minute examination, it was found that the robbers had got throuEn
the hole in the partition wall, into Mr. Taylor'. shop; and toe
the sante outer.door genes for that and Mr. Kemshead's shop
also, they had only to pass through the two inner-doors, whit
were very insecurely fastened, the lower half of Mr. Taylor's
door being merely latched on the inside, and Mr. Kernshopre
locked with a single common lock, which, (as well as Ow lark on
the front door of the Guardian office) they had opered by mem s
of a skeleton key, which they left behind.
The principal pet of the jewellery stolen was contained in a
large show.glass, the whole length of the counter ; and, from the.
state in which one part of this glass had been left, it appears high*
probable that the robbers hid been interrupted by something durit
their operations.; for they bad broken the squares of glass hick
covered • contiderable number of gold ear.rings, evidently for the;
purpose of taking them oat, bet not ode bad been touched. It 41
therefore by nn means improbable that they had been disturb. d •
ehher by Mr. Kernehead vying.** locks at eight o'clock, er. what
is full as probable, by his bfqinning to unlock the door at tea
o'clock. If the latter WAS 'the Mee, they could only just have had
time to get back into Mt. Taylor's shop before he entered, and
must have been there, or in tie Garirdiax office, after the sham
was given; in which ease they would inevitably have been secured
if the means by which they entered had been then discovered.
ge far aa can be goy have not taker' a stogie artigle
either from the Guardian ef Mr. Taylor's shop.
We regret to dens this' by meting that coiling has yet
transpired which can aka ahrelightest slue to the perpetrators of
this audacious robber, ; front the exertions whieb as now
inaking for the purpose, tile unnedeatly hope that no lung time
elapse before tlity will be bihndbetkinetice.
Smce the above tram wtisd at a very late hour last nigh:,
we have learnt that two Mae Yam apprehended on suspicion
of having been soneensed is thetabbeey ; but we do not know oa
what ground the suspicion Is fended.—Maidasur Aikertiscr.
• .
By the Turnpike Act, 4 Ono. IV, e. as, a-c. sa, it is en-
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the teretal ;ails of the tire of the wheys oft ye, y waggon,
cart, or other carriage, used or drawa on any turnpike
road, shall be so countersunk as not t 3 pride ct beyond one
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NAVY-OFFICE, October 10. INN. CAUTION-REWARD.
CUSTOM-HOUSE. OCT. 18. The fiat division of the 92th regiment of irtit embarked via
T"E prieripal o)Lerys aid Commissioners ci.j. Itis Ma- WHEREAS information hints been given to me that FOUR ANNUITIES, AMOUNTING TOGETHER TO Sures ENTERED INWARTbe Rdsrard.
To Sem St.
IVetiee.. attempt% have been made to obtain the discount of a Bill 1261. 13a. 411. board the Shins trantmet, at Portsmouth, &oft -17th
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BE W I NSTA NLE Y and EONS, Potesbutgh ; Twee Gebroedera. Stenseen, from Tulin/en t instant, &role mouritios.
That en THDEISDAE, Strelleth of November nest, at One of Exchenge, bearing date. Londoo. Mae 26. 1826, and purport. Ifste Love,, Stray, for Skonwick ;Pero, Graham, from St. Pe- The,,b&dlyision of the ffilth (Connaught Ruffin!) niglneMl3ll
the,
will oo moos emu with such pews,. &I may be tog to be amen by one JOHN is-foul/LEY upon, and to he At the Mart. on FRIDAY, the 'Bth thin. at ils In Four Lot'' tershergh : James and Ann, Mackerel, from Stsee Creek: foot has embarked at Cell Yoreenfo. , .
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Tbetia. Reed. from Hamburgh ; Jane, Brown, from 910,10; The 88tb I Hrefordshire) rearlehent of infonWps reteiveluon.
"'""" - - pl kis Repesty"s Doek-yaede at Deptford and efeepred by. the Dowager Leidy PAGE TURNER for SIX by dlveedet of the Rametoe of the lus Mrs. Visas* Turns,.
willing to imp y
11'001e/id' with IRON TA2dXS, THOUSAND POUNDS; with interest, payable Twelve Months decessed. Isabella. Sooner, from Quebec ; Ariadne, Todd. from rte;lipe den. on beige relieved by the Oilth foot, ea Cm& to reulealleim
Frau Anna Maria, Frentz, from Twining; Vigilante, Dionne-fit, England. -
AND SPARE ARTICLES. AND ARTICLES FOR ef,er date, to the order of the said John Stoekley, foe value e.. N ANNUITY of Sal., a ditto of ay. 13s. 4d., a
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REPAIRING TANKS. ceived. ditto of 40L, a dime 30L, all of them secured upon Free-. from Rotterdam; Aurora. Osterlo, from Emden; Edwara, Salo- A division of the 42d ( Rovel Highland) ' rif foveae arms •
Salo-
patrons of the Teaks sod Amides may be seen at his Majesty's Ido hereby Rive notice on behalf of the said Dowager lad ho and Leuehold Estates, in Drummond-crescent, at UpPlit mem horn Stettin ; Henrieh Theodor, Sohn, from Rostock ; Re. &lad to umiak o„ board the Nome tronsponooo oanampon„. A
Cork from Portsmouth, for conveyance to Gibrdier.
ward, Thompson ; Canada, Hindmanh ; Male ant Anson,
1" t Dap : and a Teem et she Tender may be seen at this Page Turner, drat she has not accepted such Bill, and that if her Turing, Streatham Common, and the ComaseeclalAroad.
(yr" aNa Tender will be received rafter One o'clock on the dm name should appear an any such Instrument, the same his been Printed particulars May be had of Messrs. Cou.ins and Hyde. Allen, from Riga ; Etheldred, Watson, from Quabser Pursuit, Demat,,,,,,,, belonging to too uto.sgto. 02d 1131, and ndana
gement.. of infantry, marched yesterday linin Witsuninanre Aril ,
Oilletreo.t. ye nro any noticed, unless the party or an agent fire hint forged, or bee hand-writing (If genuine) has been obtained by "titers, No, ils Orem Wiliebester-etreett * the Mart-4 snit a Bonen from Hamburgh ; Awe, Schacht, from Lubec; Flying
. thud, and in total ignorance ott -her part of the intended erect of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster.row. Fish, imith, from Ostend ; Robert and Ann, Stevens, froM Rica; Bristol. on rotate to Ireland ; alto, detachments belonelogm thew' l
attends.
Every Tender mud be secortmanied by • letter addressed to the the signature.
tulliti ne Jong. from %Vanua, tHe t, Renege. hiss Brock. 43d ant teth regiments of foot for Brissol,,en route to Plynnesh.
BETWEEN BALHAIII AND TOOTING, SIX MILES tlm
; Aurora, Betts°, from Heinbur h ; tirouw Gahm. Vow.
Noy goo, end Vied by two responsible persone.enga.engtn
Any Person who will give positive information to me of the FROM LONDON.-TWO COSISIODIOUS DETACHED ram Rotterdam • Twit oatwoodas, fsh, Bohr, nom igaida„ . - • *Koine bound with use Vzrering, in the sum or WWI. tor the Party in possession of the said Instrument shall be handeomely re- THE tASTING WOMAN GF SAVOY.
ml:sAti
, .._T„.,h_e death of I . et -r.
LEASEHOLD VILLA RESIDENCES, WITH COACH- Wooer Gornto, I:Leasure; from Leer ; Sydney Tri:der, James, from. side performance ef the. warded. HOUSE, STABLING, GARDEN, Re. Cork. 0
j,,,_.....-„,..._re..cotßh:
teelnrbral'-redrixii" for at T Ism' •
To sail on the Ittit of November. October 19. .18211. ' At the Mart, se FRIDAY,
FOR MADRAS and BENGAL_, *le new Ship_ PER-the 28th inst. at 12,in Ts. Lots, Beaux Arm; Fortitude, Betchor, for Barbadoes; Richmead
been announced an the lost trim*" on Joarreet, our
SEVERANCE, WILLIAM WIN ER REST. Cont. TURTLE. riltvo new-built and commodious detached VILLA Gilderdale, for ilmnbergt; issen of the Netherland*, Panda. readers A. RESIDENCES, erected in the most substantial manner, for Rotterdam • Watero Wilkinson, and Briton, Sutton, for • ers may
,perheps be entertained by a short moment of a Amalie
Islander (ad" Han- C'"P•11.• "Pi" ""(").• burt!len_ the4s/ ton' A. CARGO of choice Tu RT LE, just landed, for SALE, of chaste elevation, and pomembr every
accommodation
foe
fa.
Jamaica;
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fiar
Naples, meitotoesb, boo.. Impostor in savoy, whose delusions. terminated at the &megrim,.
Yoe YreiOts et Parsecs apply to CV° lame'
crilllA. fr ' by BLEADEN, WALTER, and Co. King's Head To. miles of respectabifle ; held for !bout 810 years, at • mail posed sten, for Grenada; Glasgow. Phillips, for Cork. "m'' after having been carried on during the space of 14 years.. f tins
lea Colhe-tonse; ex to Mean. ATTS an r vem, Poultry. rent, and most e y anti pleasantly eitubte 011 the high road CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT 0 naessentt- rne
,t. female impostor, whose name was Josette Perrot: at we MO** ri.•
134, Fewehereb-street.- • •
ace.ount has hitherto been published. We Ms iltdebl66 airet., in.
I- •.- • r Turtle dressed every day in the highest perfection for Pattie*, or (but at a convenient digitise e therefrom ) between Hallam and Pesemerence, Narvik., for Calais; Twee °throe/me% De Vries, formation to a Savoyard gentleman who molded In stf as
ant at sent to an of Town or Country
NOTICE is hereby given, that application is intended Y Pen . Tooting, only pie pain Item the City, antl dre from Westminster i for Reeterdam ; Lavinia, Brooke, for Ilamburt
t Mao", the time of her death, which took place M IMR- At peasant her
to he mmailroirmilament in the next diming Seesion;env
lki THE
QuART Fitt L Y REVIEW, Net LX IV. will be about 22 feet by 17. morning room, gentleman's dremiemenem, .he Nal Hayden ; gidaanoragttehohne. yoff ifternhurgisa Ittitsurds, name is Idmentioned.
Joliette" PT:re'•
ilamar
aclimaasts
la , thenauer `of a email
leen re betatlb 6 the meeting and prevutleiga NEiV CO
published on TUBbIDAY NEXT. flue pried* ISed.eltambers, condemns three atheist's' Gatesh. Esse Cadiz. , about the age of
20, having been obliged by Ahem no keep he^ EXCR'ANIIIIS WMARKET, foe Me Rile df 'Corn and other ae. .
-. chambers. two specieua kkcbpse, h 's and foatutan!te •B2:AlltIOri OUTWARDS.-The Earl Bathurst, Pound, for bed for some time, daring which she had Inas bliklimaskai liseefearl„.
don, at ofe sate lane in the paddles ittflgt. Olive, Harts
Thar day. post livo. %Lid. '.- rooms,. pod cellars. ite.cally.hoore, and three-stall stable. m I thndwieh, Adlard. for Granada i , Golder.
, her long failing began to beeegardoll as aeeMOI6IgROIMMO66III74:
mart, andi AR 8
Mare Varttsg. ter thiChyrof Bee ion.
Hg ART Of REARING SI LK WORMS. Trans. .To be viewed by ap on the premheo Ethlted. pent-. Nattudtoefut phis. Werland. kr BMW 1 Tel 'Old, in Catholic minutes, where 11 much madtmat •
AIM thla.l3llstra her tar
T lawatiorn the Week tiro otywr DA NOMA. . ' eDilira may be had of e. Pelee. budder,....., ,
__anathema , et ebr fie Charleston ; Anna, Fink ; Industry, 0 '
LOON, ia, cdrisisial4sslss. .ton • r.. attached to the act of lifer a ID f
g. s , diet Jeatt ways
-•-• Printed for John Murray,Albeteriele-amet. WheatMenf. hating~ at the Mart, And of w mewing sod sons, Margaret, "fteader; for Harobarg'h ; Cincionatm, iss, for Neer soon considered a favoirrit of the Ito t Theism. e
- Paternoster-row. , Net, Yore ;' Queen of the Netherlands, Parton, for Rottindifen.; fits of her intercession were to be Obtained by boon aims, given
i os-csolsr drqtrttni SNUFF COM'PANY.-Ap-
?LIE SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN II for Calais. John and Henry; rown foe*. 31,- , her rif . "-mar • , to- or the poor, of which we may be assured the greatest part
licrius for the fee rai,Morres maw be addressed to FREEDOLDS, CURTAIN-ROAD, SHORE DITC .
.I .41 P KNOW LEIN] E. chad.l and Terceira; William Lushlngton, Sughrue, from St. was pocketed by the family of Josette. The frequency of her
Mr. John irinstanley, 6, Ils .I.tne. until Four o'Clock By Mr. A. SCOTT, Rites; Gni lieeebewestere, Finale, for Stettin. trances, and the lengttrof her devotions, were pleaded ar Owns
THIS IIA Y. . - At Garrawayl, on THURSDAY NEXT. 6116011 Wt. is Sir —ems--
why she could only be visited et certain boon. The cure or parish.
JL MILT BIBLE, edited by the Rev. (IEO. D'OYLEY. ' Lots, FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
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priest of 51aghlans, and his curate, had the folly to be themeeliree
RITISH ROCK and PATENT SALT COM-
PANY. D.D. and the Rev. RICHARD MANT, D.D. (now the Right iIIIHE relit valuable and extensive FREEHOLD PRO- ........
Rev. the Lord Bebop of Dews and Cannot). and published by the
_l.. PER' Y, situate in the Cunain-restd, comprising three Est woven, 0ct.17.-Arrived the Speedy, Watts, from Cork.
he Shareholders of the British Rock sod paronr, soli Company Society fee Premoting Christian Knowledge, being now capital Dweiling.hoosea, with yards and gardens, being Nos. 120, Cow's, OCT. 16.-Arrived the Vander Capellen. Peeters.
Vdeceived, and added to the deception of others-by their own faith
in the miracilou potters ofJos. Numerous instances of the
most gross impossture might Bettee
related, but the following may
are hereby inforassi that, by a Resolution of the Dim toes, a further the Members of that N'eneaable Institution-the Nobility, Clergy. 121, and In; also the dye.house, arying.homees. stereromea. Dutch ship, Isom Rotterdam, bolted to Batavia. Put in, wind. suffice both to show her own artifice and the ignovesee of some of
• Sue is raked to be paid into the Banking- and Public at large--are respectfully miberned, that they may Sr mooting-house, stabling, sheds, and other outbuildings, and two bound, the Kr' smith. Becker, Haniburgh ship, from Hamburgh
Depose of ILper S. esti
the priests. The cure of Evian, a t.ovni to Saroff, Idtasted on the
- . Pole, Thorium, Free, Down, and Scott, No, I, hail ready bound, in a neat and likewise superior elegant bindings, plots of ground for building upon. for Brazil; also the Dutch galliot, ---. wind.bound.
house of Sir Peter
Lake of Geneva, about 40 miles from Maghlana, after the death. h i w.lane MI or before the 31st current. The parties pay- in hail ready
Ruse* Calf, Re. upon application to 31,- John Bird, To be viewed by leave of the tenants, and printed particulars, PORTSMOUTH. 0cr.113,-Arrived the Thetis transport. from
Bart o erne ,
of his mother, became very uneasy respecting the etate of her soul ;
thus entail:loot to the Bunkers, and tit)' will receive bookbinder to thetiociety, No. 52, liation-gardem Imodon• with a plan of the estate, may be had on application to J. Mayhew, the Downs. for South Ametim-she picked up off Portland, 197
mg to any
he went to Josette, and had several conferences with her; at length.
receipts cearesponding se the certificates. Noblemen's, thintiemen's, and Public Liwaries fitted up in Esq. solicitor. Semond's Ise, Channel-Jane t Mr. Stewart, sue- tubs of spirits; Apollo. Myth!, from ditto for Gibraltar ; Rising she told him that nothing could be done for his mother, for Instead
W. DUNLOP, &attar,. every mode of binding, with neatness, elegance, and despatch. veyor, 26, Pall-mall; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. A. Scott, Sun, Drake, ditto for Cape Cum Castle. of remaining in purgatory she was no wicked that she had been
British Rock and Pewit Salt Company's Office, Hatton-garden, Oct. 13, 11125. auctioneer, Cambridge-street, Golden-square. DEAL, OCT. 18.-Artived the Cadmus. —, from Quebec, carried directly-into hell. The cute Pruned to Evian quite discon..
3, Great Wiaehester.aureet, Oct. 5, 1225.
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