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ANT.

fore 1. Mons. Esq., es
of Jscoli otherwise Za.
lothes on, lifeless, on the
rtf,ml.place, Drury-lane.
Cher than the name he had

to house, stated, that the
ionths, but he was Ito 'Very
cry ►ittle of him. She be.
nds, but she was nut sure
.Ige, applied to the parish
last fortnight.
'me out that for a number
e in the room. oo that the
are a fatal effect on the

,ropriety of int rifting the
room made eomfortahle
n it, as at present it way
done, and the Jury found
f God, which wad accele-

gentlemen connected with
view the body and inspect
Lately recognised the un-
tg certificate t
Cmoner's Inquest tat yes-
-1,11111 Brown, of revectable
orfolk ; but has, for many
y former imprudence, and
member of the bacilli of

. S. E. Batten, Barrow, cf

e, of Lincoln's Inn-ticiCs,

Kent, the lily of the R.
)n.

Drell, Corbyn Lloyd, Mgr
youngest daughter of John
ndswmth.
Id., William. eldest son of
Apostle. to tiarah, eldest
q. of Buckingham-street.
is. !tlr. Benjamin Waller,
oighter of Thomas Kinder,

)f her age, Mrs. Young, the
reet, H ses-placc.
-square, on the 13th inst.

Vernon, widow of die Isis

"I" (:as. Esq at die Teri.
Beaulieu Ledge, iVirch•

lernatical Instrument maker,

t Iconham, in Asks Nina,
nas Ayre Browband, M.P..
of the Rev. Edward B,-
enterprising traveller, after
we country, was bastming
d fatal disease.
atlton Faun. Van
furling. in the 45th year of
ad nine children to ismeat
'as born at Shtlert, near St.
the most fortunate eireutri•
der which the agriculturd
commonly felt by bim, and
embark with his *ire sea
Australasia. Ili, exertions
fleets calculated to ham in 4
his infinite wisdom, basins
d, it is hoped the protecting
id influence in behalf of %lA'

BRID,,
nE TH 9. IS Di"
abet
veiling, 17 oflo_

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Office, by J. li. Cria.T
.c.tiiioX, lam para.,

No. 7,158.

London 19th Nov 182%

NOTICE TO MARINERS.
TRINITY-HOUSE, LO:VDON, 11'0v.19,11111L
NFORMATION has hem this day revived list
E;rSt:l. has been SUNK of 1)UNW1CII, on the Coast of
fa.snd now lies with the Mats mmetimes above water, in a
dogerona to the navigation.
ors hare been inued tor lacingi a WRECK BUOY
":11,0tuglInialmediately, the marks mod bearings of which will be pub.
.001 for the information of the trade.
' Au Wreck Buoys are coloured Green.
By Command of the Corporation,
J. HERBERT, Secretary.

UR TO MARIN

TRINITY-NOUSE, LONDON, Nov. lb, IBM
VOTICE is hereby giros, That menials! to the
Ilin-
tendon summed in the Advertisement from this House,
oder date the let instant, BUQYB have been placed on the N.E.
ref t BAUDSEI' SAND, and on the RIDGE of ORFORD-
NEita. The following particulars relative to those Buoys are
published for the Information of Navigation, yiL
N.E. BAUDSEY BUOY, Black.
lan Rao, is placed in 5 fathoms water, with the following
Rinks and bearings :
bow Light at Orfordness, in one with Aldbro'
Charth, bearing - - - N. E. bN.
N.B. Buoy of the Minting . . . N. bE. E.
rpotr Buoy of the Whiting . N. W. hN.
N. t. gaoy of the Shipwisn . - Y. bS.
W. Baoy of Bandar, Sand . . Hr. S. W. IS.
Bindery Cbtieeb • • • -W.N. W.
ON THE RIDGE, Bieck.
This Buoy is placed in 4 fathonn watet on that Shoal, about II
auk distuit from Octgidness Point, with the blowing marks and
been*
Sour Church to the left of a ?dartello Tower
eat Sla:den-house. bearirg N. W. b. N.
t;tord Church and Castle just open of each
td
orfog,iness High Light . S.W. b W.PV.
By Command of the Corporation,
J. HERBERT, Secretary.

PORT OF LO.VDON, N 05.12, 1822,
FOR SALE,
BY Oder of Me Ronourabk the Commissioners of his
Rifest?. Frrise Revenue; in a spacious Room, at. Chief
Office. Old Broad-street, on TUESDAY, the 251 th, and WED-
irrtbDA y, the 30th days of November, 1326, at One o'clock in
Me Afternoon of each Day precisely, the following Goods, viz.
BRANDY. GENEVA, WHISKY, CORDIALS. CO-
LOGNE, SPIRITS, FRENCH and other Foreign WINES,
COFFEE, TEA, GLASS, and WAX CANDLES, which have
bsra in toe IVarehnuse beyond the time allowed by Law ; and are
*be Sal to satisfy the Duties and Charges due thereon.
catalogues may be bad at Ad. each, and Samples seen at the
greigWarehouse-keeper's Office, Tower-hill, from Thursday, the
;lath, to Monday, the SO of November, 1823, from Ten till Two
o'cock, and on the Morning of Sale ; the Samples of the Day's
Sale on:y. from Ten till Twelve o'clock.

ASYLUM FOR FEMALE ORPHANS.
H. E. H. the Duke of CA 51BRIDGE, K.G. President.
The Chapel baring undergone a thorowgh repair, will be opened
bI:NDAY, December 11, (not on the 27th instant, as pre.
,cowl y mentioned) when the Sermon will be preached by the Rev.
GEORGE CLARK, A.M. Chaplain to the Royal Military Asy.
he at theists, and to his Royal Highness the Duke of 'Cam.
tridge.
EDWARD FOSS, Secretary.
Is compliance with the wishes of many of the Congregation, •
isnot the Chapel has been fitted up with Pews t applications for
which are requested to be made at the Asylum, where the particu.
lam may be known.

AMICABLE SOCIETY'S OFFICE,

- -
SEROEANT'S-IX X, FLEET-STREET. Nov. 19, 1825.
THE CORPORATION of the AMICABLE BO-
CIETY for a Perpetual Assurance Office doth hereby give
Notice. ?hot at Miehselmas last (old style), the several Members
tie their Nominees, upon the Policies numbered as follows, via.-
1,133. 1.401, 1353, 1,508, 1,936, 2,685. 3.050, 3,148. 3,71 e,
sod 3ln were in Arrear in their Quarterly Payments or Cootri.
Wien, for one year and one quarter of a year. And that unless
web Arnow is paid eft within the space of three calendar months
sky the date hereof, such several Members and their Nominees,

sad their respective Executors, Adminiatrators, and Assigns gill,
by sinvi et the Supplemental Charter of the said Society, be ab.
solotely excluded from all benefit and advantages from such
Policies. JOHN PENSAM. Register.

STANNARY AND BRITISH MINING
ib ASSOCIATION.
A MISTING will be bald at the City of Loudon Tams,
t en TUESDAY, the 2•2 d inst., at Twelve
pt"fteledaely, of SUIISCEIDEIIS to the above.samed Com-
pri. who may be really desirous of inquiring into its formation
aril the state of its affairs, and of organizing measures to enforce
eidier performance on the part of the Projectors of the Prospectus
tweed by them to the public, or, in default, to compel restitution
of the Deposit Money obtained on the faith thereof.
The object of the Meeting being thus clearly defined, those gen.
fienen who, at the partial Meeting of tbe 10th inst., at the Free.
ottani' Tavern, sanctioned the conduce of the Projectors and self.
eleced Directors, In withholding Four Thousand of the original
Shares, upon which no deposit has yet been paid, io purchasing
One Thousand Shares with the Company's money. and in giving
VON. to one of their own number as Projector of the Company,
will, of course, bear in mind that they need not now attend.
The Shareholdas will, of course, see the propriety of not paying
their Deposits at present.
London, Noronha 15, 1825.

ROYAL STANNARY AND BRITISH MINING
ASSOCIATION.
As Advertisement having appeared in the Newspapers of to-day,
Perporting to be from the Directors of the above-named Company,
in which it is stated that since the meeting of the 10th inst. at the
Freemasons' Tavern, I bad offered to withdraw my opposition to
their measures on certain conditions therein pet forth, and annexing
a copy of a Letter, as having been received on the " part of the in-
iiviclual alluded to" to the same effect, but which is in reality from
their own Solicitor; I hasten to declare thus publicly, that both
these assertions, so.far as I am concerned. are GIOSSLT TALSE,
tan haring authorised. or made, either verbally or by letter, any
Lint proposal to the said Directors. their Solicitors, or any one else.
It is nevertheless very true, that after the meeting at the Free-
Owes' Tavern (before leaving the room), a Gentleman who had
there taken a leading pan in favour of the Directors, requested to
see me the next day, when, on seeing lire. he asked if I would be
katisfied with being paid for the Shares I held ; to which I moat
readily assented, as I now again do, and as every Shareholder of
the concern would, I verily believe, be equally glad to do.
JOHN ROBERTSON.

THE UNITED KINGDOM TEA AGENCY
Notice is h COMPANY.
ereby given. that the Directors of this Company, con.
formahle to former notificaticn--to establish a great public good—
to ptoeitt: a 1 rofitable source of investment for real Capital—and
to avoid all motive to apeculatioo, will proceed to business at the
rent December Sale of the East India Compar y, and are ready to
r,CriVC Commiv.ions. from the Trade only, on the following Terms,
uhid will include all charges, except Postage:—

„ ,
C r
For ash.
I In! lint Of more of any one description of Tea, except
It ,ilPa - co 5 A
t hle t hest or more, ditto . - -
..0 7 0
Commission on Bohea, id. per lb.
Foe nin at Two Months. including Stamp and Interest.
Ons Inca
or wore of any one description of Tea, except
. - -
One Chest or more, ditto 0 15 0
- - - U 17 0
Commession on 80b,., Id. per lb.
For Bill at Three Months, including Stamp and Interest.
Orr Lot or more of any one description of Tea, except
Boneso - - -
()% arm or more, ditto . lIR 1
0 - -
Commission on Bohm, lid. per lb.
By order of the Board of Directors,
JAMES BUTTIVANT, Secretary.
31, Covehetlfriars, London, 7th Nov. 1821.

31ORTGAGE.
WANTED 3,0001. on Mortgage, at 81. per Cent. on a
valuable Leasehold Estate, held for a Term of years, of
'bleb 14 are unexpired, at a moderate 'tamed rent. Now but
haapds or their bolicitors will be treated with.
Apply or by letter post paid) to blr. Charles Hamlet, Solicitor,
7, NonhumberlandAtnet, Saw!.

ST. AIAZYLICIONZ, Nov. 19. &B!5.
NVANTED to borrow the Sum of NINE THOU-
SAND FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS, being the ra.
mender of the amount wanting for the purpose of defraying the
,j"P""t1 of enlarging the present Court-house and Workhouse, and
.IPu, „trhssing a site for, and erecting a HOW Watchhouse for the
; the same to be secured to the Lenders by transferable
Mends of One hundred Pounds each, charged under an Act of
Parliament upon the Poor-rate of the said Parish, the Interest not
to armed four per cent. and pa able half-yearly.
Al! Prisons willing to lend the above suns, or part thereof, are
requested m send Proposale sealed and endorsed Proposals for
"actol Money," directed to the Vestry Clerk, at the Court-
;7ll, arylebone-lane, before Eleven o'clock on Saturday, the
'la? of December next.
h captaining extracts from the parochial Acts of Par-
"lent, showing the Powers and Regulation:, of the Vestry as to
tinge monies borrowed on Bonds, are lying at the Court-house
the ignatures of persons making Tenders ; the Bonds will be
97pared and perfawd at the expense of the vestry, and the money
■ll be reluired forthwith after the acceptance of the Tenders.
By order of the Board,
J. H. GREEN WELL, Vestry Clerk*