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LIVERPOOr, SuwDAY,-, Ocr. 23. .1-nat.-to John Renkin (a youtb), s-nd 'Sp: 'a
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NOTICE' TO IMARINERS. I THE following valuable WORKS- have been recently To saillak Nonteedlim. ..• •
' GAIsLOPER LIGHT. published by Treuttel and Wens, Trutt/el, jun. and F°4 HjdNOALederitle . illeakitAn land. Pitsiepgera II -..,___ ..„e. ao . our narrative) took to the brat; to endefivour In make did hailla '
TRlMirr NOUSE, LONDON, Oa. 24, Iftln. ' Richtet, 30, SoboAquue :- • Madras), the pesonhip PSRS hiCE, WILLIAM Wind N.-Righ Water id min. past 9. %V hen they left the vemel, she *as nearly full of water. ft' .
NFORMATION has been Mil day reecieed, that the I. . RAYNER Mita, Commander. (of dem OSA COmpany's Regular " Ns? Irish Mad. • . - 'col dark at dm time. and the both ban not pomaded Mt wiles •
.„ Anived tatt.t niginnt, nhe Meerene Naowlend,
_them n_Newn We_ a ;
.was struck, and rnearly swamped by a
.wane. end 'MI era Sonntl ea. , '
1- v„,„, eihibiting th.e temporary Light at the CA LLOPER HandsOmeif Printed in 2 eels. Oro. with a Map and seven En- Illaytee), bonbon 454 Tons. Lying 1 the City Canal, Blarnwall.
roue, ____, from %mem ; iniunl, Hough; from monteemen ; ner, esweidept; the (-aptam. were washed Into tne sea'. •M`likeTo44 •
MOOIIO In ••Oak of Wind bn the pomp', price 11. ss. boards, the second edition, careful, revised Has very impede, accommodation fet sod comes an
oIIOAL Parted ft"' lter - - gs. ' and conected, with a Table of Contents prehsed, ' expienced surgeon. • • Wilbehnine, FA, frotn Finland ; Wilhelmine. -a-, from ditto ; isee only the mate, swimming at some little disttened fltiffillittto
Thomas Naylor, Torun-ion ; Jane, Bev ; Wilhelouna, Melville; anti, tlemegh he was heavily clad, be,. after- a Powerfwl InStenelld
Me of the 21st instant. • • t i
tntdrnetd•nen., ;um been taken for eitusing the Vessel to resume her HISTORY of the EXPEDITION to RUSSIA, undertaken or Freight to Passage apply to- Captain Bat, -at the Jama-
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deem with ail practicable expedition. by the Emperor Napoleon in 1612. By General Count Philip tie ken Coffete.House ; or to Dryad; Powerfroen St. Petersburgh. regainidnOie sloop, but du unable fee a long time, to much- diai
Ily command of the CorPoration. Seg.ur. Translated from the French. Menne WATTS and HEATH, Ovum,* Inn he benumbed -and exhaueten, to get on bottet ley the tinging, V .
J. HERBERT, Secretary. 'Fhe unprecedented suneess which the origenal Work has ob- 134, .Fenenurolmatteet. Sailed the Latashke Witch, Neal, for Lisbon ; Kitty, Fashaer, which he clung. When he reached the detek, he hard the Olden: . . •
. • - for Oporto..
bill"Y
bi.i"v6i°cre,btthheitteotcrainth°;:tiiethaßivnaß"rniankritk:itiheel,n. deadmritewbe:iinagall,utri'wnmaidmilesbthleauatotbnd.edsaiomen,lighecoanuodte.Thilalinnite:sSi • •....1 •
- • . • . Mined in t ranee (having reached a sixth edition, each consisting or Tut QuAß.rEriLy RE.virw, No. Lx iv. wait
NOTICE TO MARINERS. . • very impression, in lets than six menthe) is a sufficient . ' Oci• merle&
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RH INS OF 1811.41, LIGHTHOUSE. proof olifirge interest which it has excited, as well as of nit extra- publislied•7ll Li DAY.
rill' E Cutowniesiottere of tisi/Vorthern Lighthouses hereby ordinary make as an Metaled composition. From the AllthOeS Shady will be pubilthed, Bro. Welch, for New South Wares ; Bolivar, Smith, for lama • Gold peed* as well as •the atate. At daylight, filtFee discovered the ''-
HuStaiteledr„ NthVeheeiwArettiheithut:f:raHlinailvaMiAnn.sh6r; Mnuazlnrimens Astrenstron"e" Les:. deforr. obnoatb7 e
Pernambucee t. Martha, Ellie. fqr Bahia ; Arab,
.Bmarte, for
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_it LI_fitHTHOU.SE has been aelted
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.about the_ person of. Napoleon (as Mareschel titt bogie), 'PH E LIFE of ,ERAS.MUS, lath Historical Remarks
tee Rhin' Point ot the Island of Islay, in the county of rgyll, during this memotable campaign, he has been enabled to glee a 3 on the State of Literature between the Tenth and Sixteenth Blas t Mangrove Bev, Ritchie, for Demean • Bee Jo d al • • n tea. • t nab*** - •
which will be lighted on TUESDAY, the 16th day of November, variety of details respecting that extraordinary personage, his Ge. Centorke. .
for dittot Antall°, Tisdale. for Portsmouth, Now Hampshire ; tide; .Ittrtne parted with his heavy clothes, aratoty•to swim.. - / .
182 e, and cortinue thereafter to be exhibited ever, night, from the nerals, &e. &e. which are in a greet measure new to the public, By en AR LtS nuTr.rn. Eme. Jane, Campbell, tot Cape lereton ; Jima and Henry. Cottoning, ming towards the hoat, 'with a rope,. hadshe ecroc.uest. '• - Nil •
gen; away of day-light in the evening till the return of day-light and which impart a charm to his work of irresistible attraceion. Printing for John MLLMIT, A lbentarte.atecet. Stanton, for New Beenswickna Lady Thumb's, Lunr.an, for ditto ; but, though she did• not. St is to be.hopett thuthe fhtp •
in tee morning. 11. Vuttnre. Holman-for-Nei, Yak ; C,olumbia, Graham, for ditto ; the land. At shout eight o'clock, thovessel parted, leaving i 4'
The knowing specification of the position of the Lighthouee. Handsomely,printed In 4to. at the Cambridge Univeysity Press. -.----MR. ISO-PEt'S-liiiiii-irr-4•AND EXPORT GUIDE,
F.rancis We. mem% Grnsdaleefore New Orleanar; Mayhem. ea Intent- adrift upon: the
.tputrik.eleck, ar.d .some. attached pieces df the
sad the eppemence of the Light, is given by Mr. Stevenson, Eogi- N °Tonle the Fire, price I/. 4.. in hoards, of comprising every inertia of authentic information relative
cy, for rhiladelphia ; Porationtas, Brown, or Balt more tVI aim- wteCK ; and in this Intention expecting every moment to be swal. ei
neer to the Commissioners :- GESENIUS'S HEBREW tnEXICON to the Books of the to Shipping, Navigation, and Commerce; Eleventh Edition, en-
d, Crookshank, for Oporto t Washington, Jones, fer humor, e lowed up by the wales, sand 'unable,. froM. thaculd. long to imam. i
The Mins of Islay Lighthouse Is situate on the nerthern side of Old Tenement, including the Geogrephical Names end Chaldaic tirely new modelled and •Rmuglet down to the. present, period, will
signal, and herding Mrepaid- the emptied ticking of a bed *hick
Peace, Bruce, for Snimrna ; James Brownefor Genoa ; Felirsundi bane his position, he wa drifting, nine. inika natant from ma • i
the entrance to Loch-Indian upon the small is/and of Oran, to words in Ezra and Damel. Translated into English front the be published on tbe lat November, by Baldwin and Cu. .
Haab. Jonassan • Jong Nicholam Peters ; 'Jong Cornelitn, Kam.; land, when, at tela o'clock. having. hoisted a lundketthief for et
Ist. SP 41' north, and ionr. go mit wan. It appears by compass (Inman, by Christopher hem formerly Teacher of Gerthen and
from the Mull of iniohoe lg. by mr. dW. distant 10 miles, and Hebten In the University of Cambridge, late Professor of German Ti
iARGE OFFICE PENS, peculiarly well cut.-The Jur Johmtha, iaddeus ; Jur Tide, Banding • (-hada, Beath ;
princlple•of diem Peng is simple and' highly Wanting, yet and Vrouw Anna, Koster, for Antwerp ; indiehl, Keildsmn, -for fleeted from the mask fa a all, In Impel of.mettlrg in ehnre, he .
Isesa the Statiotury Light of the Mull of Kintyre N. by W. LW- at the Royal Military College, 'lambda &c. &c. (ittepissenhageDen iini Taxis, Pelee, for ditto; Junes, nteuners, fort:hint:ire; was ()make' by the schooner (dunce...of %tetrad 'Cept: Padget
t altutsooPnikafcliehrwahtirtis"Lbegilia: . •
admat 33 miles. qipm the north-esstern extremity of the islard Professor Gamine's Lexicon is the firet in which the alphalet. perfectly
.nnvel, from the pewees%
_and pec.uliar mode of preparing . ,
of Rechlin N.l E. distant 26 miles. From the Revolving:Light tical arrangement of the words has been adopted, and that alone thenti..‘et, Muir, itairevoilosthotesettate
edTbottliusus we Rept to a great length of on. nen, dor ditto t Enighten. Swthnietront, foe ditto ; hhesiluropohtyo.:ghooniubsottultt
elsylisietenant odutdshot&s.enbos e
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or frourshuheara dinant 96 mike. Prom the Rocks of Snarl would give it a decided superiority over all that have Preceded it• pared". 1 perdWaly Ape for use ; thus pre- Carelioa Frederica. Reenerothe fur Drapers VV1030,111, 1404Fert for
ditto; Vigilante, Sawent, for Amsterdam ; Antonio and Caroitna, to blow very freak, anti bad he rutt been fellen iu with at MO Celle . i I
Vore.erbick lie 14 teMewsonth-west from Tiree, tile Rhin% Light- The Translator has spared no pains to do justice to the work •, he ..„, ' d ii .
they v re-teetered ea blear the est vesture, semme
f Pia te so • dal Int Olt article. All` -
eQ. Blom, far ditto ; V. Welyaart, Van Veen, for ditto ; Columbus, cal moment he would inevitably have perished.. Captain Murphy
house bars math distant as mike. prom me Rocks of Debar- hae every where verified the chstions with tbe reneges referred to, oe,:td,i, n7s mutt:77l(l rdnp.Ezcnsti.
on hand. • -"- Lovett, fur Stockholm; Louisa, Kettltbohn, for Stettin ~• Borten. treated him en the most aumene manner, brought Min with heat • l'i
tack, owl miles soattewest trom leolmitill, the Li/nebulae and thereby been enabled to correct the morn width bad crept into yodel/al hy..S. WI le/Ail 3 -tsSaitufa to lbe Zing, and ore. floret. Iltelfeltotolireft n7tthelettedelliftealtpd dor 'lBrenthh e to.Llvetwool, end will continue bie kiodneut to immespen, -atom&
lents odisdneell Wks,' Ind frows Titerefebsal S.W. bt S. the original ; rid he ftat, nett r aleo edit *Cations as appeared WI '
Peon Resin for Inatzic • and Eui hen num for ad- the &sentence of that ben lent be
to tbe Royal Family, No. 11, ntrated, Loralon. Portable Pens of • • , , II t , B • N . eTC: 9 isenabled to return hoette-t0 . , .
listact 61 sake. -- - • un to n emery. eas& so newpora t e
• Id 'be t fl h 1 t tett h addtti.ons made the same dance keoping. hnd new entploymeat.-Llverate Mercury. -
"Ms Leak will be known to Madsen la • iFtsdielptithing Lien, in the Author's abridgment of the work for schools. To the libe- •rl o •
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inhibiting front the sante Lantern the elects of e Stationary and • ndity of the Syndics of the Cambridge University Preto, the I_3()RTIJGA L. HOTEL AND FOREIGN WINE SIIIPPING 1 Arl'E-LLIG ENCE. '
ELECTION Or tA 11! .0,001 NIS?' FOR TRE PARISII ,
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Revoking Light To s distant thane, it coid appear like a star TriMalatOr is indebted for the means of prosecuting a work of such j, • ROOnlti, Fleeestrees, opposite Bootees-street. --ad.-.
Or ST.'CLEMENT DANES. .
ot the Mg magnitude, producing A bright flash of light at every entity, and for the moderate price at which it is offered to the The . Proprietor presents hts grateful aknowledgments to the CUSTOM-HOUSE. OCT. 22. . . . a .
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twelve wads of time, without those Intervals of toud darkness pubhe. Unforeseen circumstances have delayed the appearance of Public for the dietinguished patronage witt •liith the above New Swipe Egyostxte IN WARDS.-The Jason, f ambit-11. from Our readers are aware that for some monthethe above pazieh hai .
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which characterise other Revolving Lights upon the coast. the present volume ; but the second is proceeding, and will appear Eetahlistunent has been honoured, and he respectfully assures those St. Petersburgh ; Johanna, Welter, from Stralsund ; George, been liept in a state of considedble agitation, in consequence of a ' •
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mho tight will be from Oil, with Reflectors, elevated 150 feet with as little delay a posaible, as the translation of the whole is Gentlemen who have not yet visited theee attractive Rooms, that Patterson, and Carl, Midianite, firm Deflate ; Salem, Leader, vacancy hiving occurred in the lituatton of organist ler the wish-
above the medium level of the sea. In clew weather it will be completed in manuscript. although nothing will be omitted by the Conductor that can minis. from Guernsey ; Veneedor, Dos Santee, from Oporto ; Chris- The two moat theresefal cannidate% were, • young man named
visible at the distance of six leagues, and intermediatele according 111. ter to their gratification, the themes did be en a wale ne extreme dente, Conan, from Gottenburgh ; Friends, Power, from Hare ltrownsmith, and a blind youth named Brown. the other candidates
to the state of the atmosphere. -The Lantern is open towards "Age Beautiftilly minted in Iflmon done etp in a handeome fancy cover moderation, ; and. Jaffa Laing, King, teem Jannia. • - having *signed...On the last tiny of tlie election it was 'slimmed-
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pit Bay, within Loch-Indeal, and seaward from the Mull of and case, and embellished with a portrait of Baron Akzander The WINES are of dac elitacest vintagee, and will be supplied lara
IiTABED 00TWARDS.-The Sirene, Faillant, dor Calais ; that it was void, and that the friends of Mr. Brownsmith were de.
Vella to Tanvorehead. von Humbohlt, and four elegant engravings, price Lk. (to be eisher in the bottle or from the wood, Aill wine measure ; and Sesostrie Drake, for Teneriffe, Van Diemen's Land, and New termioed to have s fresh poll. The friends el the blind yank, -
By order of the Commissioners of the Northern Lighthouses, continued annually.) Champagne, Claret, and the various French Wines, may boob- South Wake ; Johanna IVilbeimitra, Moyenleind, for Rotterdam however, were equally determined to protect their favourite and a d ,
Edinburgh, 10th Oct. 1ff.25. C. CUNNINGHAM, Sec. TheCABINRT Of FOREIGN VOYAGES and TRAVELS. emitted in Met bottler. and Amsterdam ; Hayti, Stevenson, for Rotterdam ; Cimonie, subscription waseinecneliately am on foot to' defray the •eithense of • '
or Annual Selections from the most recent and interesting Journals lh the CIGAR ROOM will be dispensed Wines, Liqueurs Manly, for Hydra ; Rotterdam, Laming, for Rotterdam ; Perse- the fresh election. A coneiderable am was subscribed, and up le•
CONTRACT FOR COAIM. .
NA PY-OFF/C/t, On. 19, 1825. of eminent Continental Travellers, that have not before apperd in Mocha Coffee, and Satigaree; the latter, which is the favourite be-
an En 1. h d Vol I
gts ren. . . verage of the East and nVest Indies, is recommended as peculiarly
' verance,. Best, for Madras and Beegal ; Piggott. Blake, for '., Saturday the roost confident expectation was mapifested that •
Jamaica; Henna, Hannan, few Hatnburgh ; Anna, Gray, tor strong contest would be the result. This opinion was strengthenel .4
THE principal Officers and amtmissionam of his lila- The volume consists of 450 psges of letter-press, of which the grateful withthe Havannah Cigar. leublio ; and Briton, Pound. for cork. Iti the fact, that no notice W 2122 taken in the Church of warieten-
jelly's Navy do hereLy give Natio:, foflowirrg ere the contente :-General View' of the most important The IAtIeiCHEf)N, DINN F,R, and SUPPER ROOM, will CLEARED OnTwAiDa TINA LLT AT Cr-EAVES/MD.-The tion Id withdraw an the part-of .Me. Bitty netnitly on fiunAavatul lae
man cis THURSDAY, the 3d of Noventher next, at one Geogrephical Reeearelves and Discoverin during the last ten years. be amply eupplied with Sandwiches,• Cold Meats, Shell Fish, and Telegraphic,. Grandin, for Llavre ; Dart, Clarke, for Fayal; St. yesterday, at Rn earl; bout, the bustle comnienced. Thetatry
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o'clock. they will be ready to treat *with such paeans as may be --Rote's Tour in Norway.-Kasthofer's Essay on the Changes in every diversity of appropriate Provisions ; oleo Fruit, Jellies, Soda Ahdrew, Deeper, for Sierra Leone"; and Minnet, Lovell, for doors opened at the usual hour, and, as far as the blind youth was
willing tn costract for suppieleg a cargo of ONE•RUNDRED die Climate of the Alps.-Erdmann's Manners and Customs of Water, &c. &e. . Jamaia. • . e concerned, i most determined stand seendd to have been prepare!. t
and FIFTY CHAI.DRONS of the Russians, and the Tartan, in the Government of Kasen- The lactates of the HOTEL DEPARTMENT may be enured CLEARING OUTwARDS.-T.h• .Vrouw Maria„ Aden, for Twelve o'clock arrived, but the gentlemen comprising dre Boarl
SIMPSON'S PONTOPS, Richter's Pilgrimages in the East -Barker Webb'a description of of reposing or exeellent beds, end especial attention will be di- pun.kiek :
_Posthumous. Reid, for St. George's (Africa) ; Lenten*, for enodueiag the affeire ot the Vetaly had not aesetnbled : in famn I •
WINDS()R'S PONTO.PS, or the Plain of Troy.-Tauscher's Account of the Salt Lake of In- rated to the combination of respectability, eeonomy, and for the lane, for Demerara ; Aimeeell, Houlton,Rw Hambtugh ; Tiber, no nonce had issued for the purpose of calling them together, and
. _ ADAIR'S 31A1N COALS. devskoi, and its Environs. in the lilted' Steppe in Asis-eThe supply of every comfort. Roome, for Bremen ; Frederick and Emilie, Gahm for Stettin ; dm friends of the youth were now left in amazement The fat .
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The said Coals to be sent at dot expense or the conrrector, from Eternal Fire on the Banks of the Cuptan Sea.-Ruseian Disco- -The Proprietor begs
.also to apprise the. Public, that Ferenc Albion., Burrell, for Leghorn ; Flying Fish, Smith, for Ostend ; was, that Mr. Bromwich had been advised to withdraw from tam . i !
Newcastle direct, and delivered at his Majesty's Naval Yard at veries.-Joumies of Messrs. Caillaud and Drone' to the Oasis of Wines of every description, whether in bottle or in wood, will Frederick Wilhelmks, Schultz, for Stettin ; Geed' limp, Man- contest, though no notice to that effect heel been given. Sevetalod: .
Mena Siwah-An Account nf the Volcanoes now burning.-Travels in sent from there Cellars, at low charges (for cash). to any address neke, for Arresterdem ; Underwood. Rimmington. for Demerara ; the parishioners complained strongly that a finax tiad beim played •
A toem of the Teoder may be seen at this Office. No Tender Egypt, in DUO and 1821, by Baron Henry Von nlinuteli.-Sketch he may be favoured with.- Ile wishes to add also, that he has Rhoda. Belley.. for Tarragone ; Betsey, Penfold, and Harriet, on them, and a number of them repaired to the committea-roone, • 1
will be necked atter oae o'cloek, on the day of treaty, nor any Cli. the Life of Frederick Henry Alexander Baron Von Humboldt. some very choice White Port, per bottle os. 6d. ; per Pint, 31. ; Lane, for St. Michael e. to requeet an explanation. All, however, that could beeffitained i 11
nouced, unless the pony or an agent for him attends.
IV. and some good ordinary Claret at ss. per bottle, and 2s. 6d. per .-...............-. ' was, that the friende of Mr. Brownsmith, after the explanation that .
TOTS!: WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS In 3 vols. 12mo. price 1/. le. boards. pint. : FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
„ had been given, had filt It politic not to keep up the agienteno SE i
OF THE BOROUGH. OF SUDBURY. ORLANDO FURIOSO DI LODOVICO ARIOSTO, Con- - the parish ; and the blind youth was of course in possession of the
serrate netts sus epics integrita, e rent* ad use della studios& NV- STEVENS, Wine and Spirit Merchant, No. 78. Faznotrvit. Ocr. 22.-Arrived the Peneverana, Jaimen • • •
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Orley LE SEM. • • Bishopsgate-within, near the Four Swans. PORT from London foe Buenos Avres. Sailed his Majesty's brig Came- .
&nom, da Gioacchino Aretunt, 'Veronese. Con utile annota• - ---
I T would be in rdht for me to. attempt to express the
aiont. Nueva elizione, diligent ente torten'. WINES of euperior quality, rich and full of devour, by the Pipe, Bon for Lisbon ; 'and the Plover packet rot-Buenos -Apia. • FATAL ACCIDENT AT BATTERSEA. - I. .I*
.I. gratitude •ith which your conduct has inspieed me. My The Ed• has contrived, • ithout at all destroying the unity o ilitimilmad, and atomize pipe, at the wanting very reasonable . PL.TMOUTH, OCT. 22.-Sailed the Fortitude, Marla:id, for -
recepoon in your ancient and respectable Borough has not merely the narrative, or mutilating the work, to condense the Orlando Priem in- • lee knelt ; the .Brethers, Forbes. for Lisbon ; the Fame Ste- On Saturdayaftemoon a mo-s=e-adful accident took placeawhi*
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tweet kind but splendid • and by your promises of support-my into forty-four cantos. His object hos been, to present that cele- Pipe. Hogshead. Qatirter Cask. Viens, for Bilboa ; and the Vrogr Catherine- Elizabeth,
sfor had nealy proved fatal to the lives of fourteen indieitbulmat dp
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Good full bodied Port E6B 0 0 L'33 0 0 .Cl 6 10 0 &tants. extensive works of Me. Spitler, the engineer, situate on thisurrey
Election is not merely rendered catkin, bat triumphant. In the heated work freed from the impurities which have hitherto en-
emies,. of my Canvas, I met with only six refusals of support. and dered it wholly unfit to be put intothe hands of the youth of either line dualitY, lientdule Cowns, Oco. 23.-Arrived the Tally-Ho, Fisher, front bon- side of Battersea-bridge. The ',tomato were formerly a soap. t. e
I believe I may assert with truth that nineteen out of twenty Elec. sex ; his motto is, " Virginibus puerisque canto." • 1820 .. - - 70 0 0 35 0 0 18 0 0 don ; and. the Cincinnatus, Bliss, from ditto. The Nord Stern, house, but 'latterly have bcen in the possession of -Ite: Settler-
tore have favoured me with distinct promioestrlt is therefore quite
, The edition mow printed has the advantage over that printed In Curious dato, Ist impoete Miltenberg. llremeu ship, from Trinidad de Cuba, bound to About one o'clock on Saturday a barge came alongeide the wharf,
%met:marl for me to add, 'hat alien the hal shall arrive the' Italy, of having the pronunciation accentuated throughont, by 31. ldtien' thdl° n d• 7.3 10. 0 38 0 0 -19 0 0 Bremen, off the \Tight, spoke the shiP Macbel, from London, in Mich was rt stupendous iron boiler weighing five tonsied from , f
you are again called upon to exercise your leetive Franehise, I Petrond who has also prefixed a Life of the Poet. dhe above may be had in pipes or hogsheads permitted direct for New York, in Ist. 32, 15. long. 46, 20 N. The Brandywine twelve to femme) men were employed. in removing it into die fam. •
shall feailessly proceed to the Poll, snd continue a Candidate for from the London Dock. • United States' frigate sailed on the 22d Instant for Gibraltar ; the tone, by means of a crane affixed to the wall on the summit On Ate e .
the hereto of your Starrett-el to the last hour. V. Wines in Bottle. . Vrow Tunegena, Dewikle, Dutch gailiot, sailed on the 224 instant, butidina. Some of the men were engaged at the windlass:7)llkt , (
Prier, however, to that time, I shall again see you. according to In one vol. Bvo. with a portrait, and fac-simile of Lord Byron's l'ee Doz. Per Doz. for Rochfort ; and the Tally-Ho, Fisher, sailed on the 22d Inst. Mr. Speller himself', a poling gentleman named Joseph Pinchnack.
tne promise I made at Sudbury, and in the interim I also hope to writieg, price 13%. boards, Port from the wood Li 8 0 Sherry, rich and full for Charleston. Samuel Cole, the bargemen, and twolads, mere in the lenge aleg.
bare the pleasure of paying my personol respects to every non- LORD BYRON EN ITALIE ET EN GRECE, ou Aperem Ditto, vintage 1820 -110 0 flavour ..-MI 14 0 Poldrselourn, OCT. 23.-Arrived from the Downs the Ex. tag the pollee to the boiler. The usual signal was gieen so, thy '
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resident, as well as of erery resident, Freeman. de sa Vie et de ses Ouvragek d'apres des Sources authentiques, Ditto, Ist importation 1 12 0 Ditto, pale and finest mouth, Owen ; the Unicorn, Wilson ; the Charles Brook, Bell ; memat the windlass, and the ponderous weight waa heisted to the
Jr, in the coarse of my Canvass, I have omitted to call on any accompagn6 dPintas 'redoes, et d'un Tableau 'Winne et poli- Crusted Port .- - - lIC 0 character - - . 2 2 0 the Southnorth transport, all with loss of anchors and cables; the heigbt of from two to three feet, when suddenly the whole rap franc t
resident Freeman, they will kindly atm-huts it to mistake, or want tique de ces eux Contrees, par le 'Marquis de Snlvo. Ditto, three years in Madeira, West India 1 15 0 Betsey and Sophia, Garrawam ; the Laketon transport ; the Wm. of the premises to which the crane was attached was terneloidia.ner
../ tine, and of course not to any feeling of disrespect or wilful VI. bottle - - . . 2 2 0 Ditto East India, fine Lushington, and twentasail of millers. nailed the Ann, Gray, for the immense weight, and the whole of the brick-work,tooethmerina
annealed+. ' et- SELECT FRENCH CLASSICS, edited by Ventouillec. This. Sherry, old. - • -1 10 0 eharnetre - . 211 0 the South •Seas; the Prince Regent, Lamb, for Van Dietnen's the crane and the boiler, fell with a tremendoue cash tract thebage_
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Illy principles and (mit:ions are fully end fair% before yen- Series of French Claseics, pyinted in 18mo. on fine paper, with a. Isieboo. Teneriffe. mad Mepattain, 32m0 Bagellait, very fine. I,4ind ; the Tropic, Blamiford. for-fiarbadoa ; the Aledeste, Rust- The alarm that arevailed was todneribirble. Those mai nho.irem
your eremite: and warm reception will be ever present to my re- beautiful type, will embrace the best works of the most eminenu Ilea per &leen. • • - Clan mou of war, from the north west coast of America ; and the on the premises narrowly eacaped, as, immedietely after, thegoof.pt
collection and my giatitinle--aud of the issue, I again repeat. I writers of France. In selecting them due attention will be paid to Foreign and British Spirits, warranted genuine. American frigate Brandywine for the Mediterranean. the building fell in also. Mr. Spitler, wlm was in the bargeedam it, ,
ennui' no doubt ; and, withing health, happiness, and OroelverirO English taste, and while such works alone will be inserted as have Per Gal. Pcr Gal. Doren, OCT. 23.-The Friend's Endeavour, smack, arrived forced into the river, and sieved Ms life by switnming to ftle oPPO- .
to too-ynair wives. your daughters-Your Trade, your Borough- obtained a decided popularity in this country, none will be admit. Float Cognac Brandy MI 3 0 Fine Jamaica Rum Mo 12 0 yesterday morning, with Captain Walker, and the remainder of skean:we. The bargeman, with extraordinary presence of mind, t .
I teak, Gentlemen, ted whose contents may be oppmed to religion, or injurious to Very old Champagne Ditto curious - 013 4 the crew of the Baton of Renfrew, haring left her on the French caught up the two lade in his arms, and fled with them to the dam
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Your Diucli obliged aud grateful Servant, • morality. Each •work, illustrated with authentic portraits, and ditto e . . 1. 5. 0 coast near Gravelines. Our letters from Calais, dated lest even. part of the barge, by which effort the three were preserved. adVet
JOHN WILES, ;
Juo• en ings executed in the first style of the art, will be accompa. Engitsh Gin, unegnalled in richness and flavour, 9s. 4d., 10s. Rel., iota mention the ship being on shore, but give no account of however hieer•the painful duty to add, that the young man natural
Littlesburg, Mill-hill, Oct. 17, 1825. •
nied with instructive notes, and • life of the author. written pur. and strong 12s. per gallon. her having gone to pieces. Several vessels me lost on the French Pinchbeck was struck on the forehead by sonic of the failing roam-
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posely for this edition. In the lives, besides interesting anecdotes Rich Orange anel Rum Shrub. Cordials of every description. coast. risk, and killedinstantaneously. The man name, Cole, ooe of the
lief IDDLESEX HOSPITAL, 25th October, 1643. of all the t literary men of France. will be introduced a Critical No alteration will take place jo the price of Rum and English DEAL, Oct.. 23.-Arrived the Melly, Beretta( from Nova others in the bilge at the time, was buried under the heap of rub-
-13.1: Nona is hereby given, that a QUART.ERLY GENE- estimate of every work of each respective author, and mention will Gin before January, 1820. at which pericd the liberal and en- Scotia. the Excel. --. from Memel, and the Fox. eVhite, from bishnfrom which witif much difficulty lie was extricated, era? re„.
RAI. COURT will be !laden at the Board-room of thin Hoepi- always be made of the best and most correct editions. affording lightened policy ot the present Admientration, in lowering of Cephalonia. Atrived from the River the Atkin Reed, for New retaining in his perilous situation for about ten minute's. The uo.
tea on THURSDAY, the 3d day of November, at Twelve o'clock thusto the English student at once a companion and a guide denten will be felt in the reduction of the price of Colooiar and Providence : the Julius, Jackson, for St. Kitt's ; the Mary Ellett, -fortunate man was then alive, but it was coneidered-that needy ell i
precisiy, to transact the usual business of the Charity. through the paths of French literature. British Spirits. Brandy aud Holland@ will not be affected by it. --, for Valparaiso; the St. Andrew, Decker, for the South his bones were broken, and he was carried on n'shuiter to St.,
Sy ado of the Board. The font:twine are the Works already publiahed, price Three Cape Wines of the linest quality, from 16s. per dozen. Seas • the Janet, Leven for Jamaica ; and the Swiftsure; Tully, George's Hospital, where fie now lies.
ALEX. SHEDDEN, Seaetary. shitheze each gumbo. :._ No credit under any =commences.
' for N'ew Orleans, sailed, with the whole of the outwerd-bound, Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, au inquest was held on dm
No. 1. Elisabeth, par Madame Cottin. • ONCE MORE! except the Mary Ellen, which vessel has upset her winnlase, and body of Pinchbeck, by Mr. Carter. the Surrey Cori:knee at the Swan
THE ORIGINAL METROPOLITAN BREAD Nos. 2 and 3. Noma Ponmillue, par Florian. put into Remegete harbour. Inn. It appeared that the deceased was about to be bitundi Mimeo.
'AND FLOUR COMPANY. No. 4. Nouveso Morceaux Choisis de uffoo. T and J. SIVEWRIGHT beg to submit s new Scheme, 111ARGATE2 Ocr. 20.-The ichodner reported 'monthly, •is the tics to Mr. Spitler, and on this °Gaston was only-a looker-on la the 1
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CePitadt IP,OOOI. in Shares of 5/. each. Nos. 6 and 6. Charlea XII. par Voltaire. • IF • and respectfully to remind the Ptiblie, that Lotteries mus t Gulf a Paria, Seymour, from London. She was brought in lam barge when the faial accident occurred. From elle evidence dila
A 311:ETI NG will be held at the Committee Rooms of this No. 7. Paul et Vieginie, uar Saint-Pierre. . cease fur ever at the close of the present Drawings. evening. The Sir Charles Nl`Carthy, Friend, from Demerara for was given, It appeared to the Jae thai the occurrence was purely
Company nuts DAY, at Five o'clock, for the purpoee of choos. Ne. mLa ease num eemenee, etc. par le dieme. In soliciting a continuance of that patronage which J. and J. London, in coming for the harbour this morning. with winnlass accidtal, and a verdict to that effect was returned. --
lee Directors, anti other attain relating to the Company. Persons Nos. 9 and 10. Choir de Tragedies de Corneille. SIVEWRIGHT gratefully ackitowledge to hare been honoured broken and loss of an anchor anti chain, took the ground just with. ---
enbeeribine. or wishing to subscribe, for ten or more Shares, will be No. 11. ceeh, de comes eineaue de mandented with for many years, they can with confidence recommend the pre. out the head, and struck heavily, but was afterwards hove into the • • .VORRID MURDER.-
eligible to oder themselves as Directors, on leaving their name ated No. :2. Belinda, par Mumoottl. seot Scheme, which not only retains the popular points of late ones, Ider, in nafety. . ' ' Extract 1 -am,
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of a etter ham Cloturiel:- A benbuelus murclef 'was
entrees with the Secretary before Three o'clock '1 HIS DAY. Noe. 13 and 14. Pierre le Grand, par Voltaire. but also Snonnonss, OCT. 22.-Sailed his Majesty's ship Glasgow,
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J• a RObEi Seeretat7• This publication, front its elegance and portability, is particu. Four Prieto of with Lord Strangford and suite, for Petersburgh. committed on Tuesday morning, on the road limn New inn to
Committee Rooms, 156, Fleet-street. larly well calculated for prize-booksand preeents, especially as each £30.000 I . DOM GRAY ESIND, OCT. .-Arrived the Prince of Wales, Deviron .
Caher, quite near 1
tl e gate leading to Outragh, and close. to the un-
wOrk, which is complete in itself, may be purchased separately. iditaooo inYl,OOO from Hudson's Bay ; Penal', Jackson, and Cadmus, Snowden' happy man's house. The name of the unfortnnate pereon is Wm.
poLi VAR MINING ASSOCIATION. VII. AU to he drawn in One Day._
SCHE:III..-ALL STERLING MONEY. from nuebec • James Lain Kin from Jamaica • Rookwood
-.. • fl. lit, • •
Lawson, from the South Seas ; Helena, Gorrett ; Alexey, Unlike •
' O'Donnel, or Danielawho was prosecuted. for, and *mottled of,
the murder of the Kinnealye. On Monday he attended a nine
IS Glace, No. 11, °leer WINCEZETEs-eTREET, 00.22. In two volumes Ike- orice 11. Ills. boards, 2 . - of Allt,loo Money - £60,200 Liebe, Drown ; Richard, Forster ; Unanimity, Munday ; Edward:l" •under the Tithe Compoaition Bill, at New Inn, where Dr. Bed at.
The Tooter.' of the Bolivar Mining Association, infoem the A NEW DICTIONARY, ITALIAN AND ENGLISH- 30,0 if) Money . 60,020 Reenter ; and Active. Gorey, from Dank : Friends, Power, from tended on the occasion. After the 'business of the Vestsy was
Fhareholders. that a Letter los been received by a Gentleman in ENGLISH AND ITALIAN, with the Equivalents in French, 1,200 Money - 2,400 Harlingen ; John,- Wilson, from Archangel • Minerva, Tayne, terminated, it is said that Dr. Bell gnve the patishioners geratur
London. via St. Thomas's. (fated La Ouayra, the 2d of September by Stefano Ingitlio Petronj, Member of the Grand Italian Academy, 645 Money . am front Gottenburgh ; Thiess, Rogers, from Ham'burgh ; Palladium, think. and that the dec need continueMthrinkina till two o'clock ott
Ise. stating that the Confirmation of the Lease under which the ated John Davenport. 10 - - - - 2fo Money . - 2 000 sliddleton ; St. Peter, Moller ; and Pt tience, Smellman, from 'lntesday morning. When he and his sereant man, of ohenname
Mines are held. had arrived at that place, sod would be trans- More than gay years have now elapsed since the publication of 22 e .
- - - 55 Money - . 1,210 Memel ; and Charlotte, Siemorth, from Pillau. Ssiled the of Carey, were returning home, they were met, .at the place, we
mitred to London by the next Moil-boat. Baron's Dictionary, which, although profemedly compiled from
60 - - - - 25 Stoney e . 1 500 Initona Lovie, for Demerara ; Sarah Margaret, Shade?. for have already stated. by six men, tete of whom immediattev at-
The date of the above Letter is Five Days subsequent to the that of the Della Ceuta, does not contain all the words found even NO BLANKS, es each of th above -and ' 11 atnburgh • Ssitoune, Dalrymple, for Dominica ; Pane, Stone. 'tacked the deceased with' stoat. and literaTle fereed ene of 'than
last Despatches which the Trustees have received from the Agents in that Vocabulary. This imperfection was rendered still more . - e t evel7l ix 000 (which was e limestone, with a sharp edge) into bin eltnil. At sawn
of the Assaciation in Colombia. eerious by the subsequent appearance of the copious Dictionary of _
other Number, will have 5/. Money, being ) t house, fort:l. Petersburgh ; and Comet, Rivet, for Naples.
as the attack eras made. the boy ran, and was pursued by tome of
- HARlvicm, OCT. 22.-The City of Edinburgh, Venus and
Alberti, which included several thousand words more thau any
13,000 Numbers.-Two Tickets of each Number £958,420 Eclipse steam vessels, with H.31.C. Scout, have left this place, i„ the party, who repeatedly caned out to him to stop, as it wet int-
friHE Proprietors of S. MAWIUNs'S PATENT other lexicographial work of the Italian. language. The meagre. All to be decided in One Day. fah DECEMBER. search of the Baron of Renfrew. - possible for him to escape from them ; but he pereevered, and Fran-
i PGRTARLE SELF-ACTING WATER-CLOSETS, nen and poverty of Baretti's compilstion thus beeame so apparent, Tickets and Shares are now on Sale at J. and J. Siveweights' Hume, OCT. 22.-A keel sloop, Car • f Hll
Inter, master, root u pile gained his master's houee. Heying rommunietted the bored
IMPROVED CORN 3111.1.6, &e. grateful for the distinguished that nothing but the want of a superior work of the kind could have FortunateOfffees, No. 37, Cornhffl; 11, Holborn ; and 38, Hay. to London has been towed in here, having been found r.t anchor batons, tte Mends of the deceased proceeded to the spot, and •
Patirenalle of the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, beg to return insuned it so large a share of public patronage. In the Dictionary market, London, where they sold in One Lottery, 12.478, - a neat cheat:ore, 'almost waterlogged, and abandoned by the CISOR. found the body in tbe gripe of die ditch, a ith the head forced into
their women thank., and now published by Mr. Petronj, will be found, net only all the
hire of 30,000/. and several other Cepitelor; in the Lottery WIVENHOE, OCT. 23.-The Betty. of and from Htimburgh, the ground, and the stone sticking in the eltull. Early in the
.„,, Foe the better WIRY of Country Families, Hotel.keepere. arid words contained in tbe Della Crusca, and Alberti. with their equi-
, drawn 15th July last, 3,613, a Prim of 21,0651. besides othe-r an on shore esterda u on the East Barrowes, and was alighted morning' Joha Willweks' Eul• and 3 ray"' of f-is mounted reinee'
I y, p
milder*, in obtaining the above useful articles (particularly in talents in French and Englieh, but also many new ones of recent La„nele, off again by smacks, and proceeded for the river. proceeded to the place, but no particulars as to the cause- halm
cans of indisnesition), they have appointed Agents in the principal Introduction into thc language, together with the philological re. r -.3 tranalited ; bet it isesapposed that suuticion of havieggisen 40I•Es
Gtiltt A LTA 11, SEMI% 29.-A Colombian brig schooner appeamo , • ~,,,aaae,....-„,,e, - . a . , ..
me rears ot Inc ruinnes caocerned tie
Cities and Towns thenegboat Engnnd, Ireland, and Scotland, of marks of nionti, one of the most celebrated Italian Critics. Mr. P. FISTULA AND PILES. Its the lint this Mornine; she came into the Bay with a Istituto WT'u le'"dn'"'"'"`'`'"d .. .. , a . ~
whom they may be had in any shape or pattern. also for the first time, has marked the exact pronunciation of every HAVING been effectually cores" of these distressing vessel (ri Parga) in company, but stood out again, and both are this awfully tregio,sceue. -Dektin_Mognin,, rose, , . 1
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N.8.-Ari evensive sod elegant assortment to be seen at the Pa- Italian word, the . irregularities of verbs, the doubtful plurals of Complaints by Mr. VAN .BUTCHELL, Sur en A . now behind the R' ock. The Parga appears to be deeply laden.
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REMARK AIME ACCiDENT.--40(12 zninaay rorenoon a 1
tenets', Ir 7. Electotreet. London, who caution the public against nouns, &c. &c. Mr. Davenport has rendered the second volume concheur. 158, Oxford.strect, Leedom after not more than FORTY -
snurious imitations of their useful and approved inventions, and to particularly useful to foreigners, by marking the accentuation.of ATTENDANCES, and without candoement, rny sense of grad. SHIPWRECKS. arettlernan, mounted on a valuoble blood horse, rode down ',ewer i
obeave, none arc upon tlwh patent principle but such as have the every English word, and by the addition of a Synopsis of English tude to him, and an anxious desire to apprise them persons labour- The following were yesterday posted at Lloyd's:- neymour-street, where an immense sewer is fortning, upwatdo of
mass 6. Hawkirm, 167, Flosestrat. London. Grammar, founded upon the principles of the best modat Gram. inr under the Mine dreadful mainly where to apply for a cure, The Active. Gray, hes ban abandoned at DandeStraits. sixty feet deep, and in endeavouring to mos moose the boairds
Illerians. An imperual public will readily perceive and appreciate an
in ces me to give this pu.ditreryeta my case. Before Mr. Van The Lady Owens. %Valiant., from Youghal to Portsmouth, was .
covering the excavations one of them /broke, still' the bone seed
CHEVALIER RUSPINI'S MEDICINES. the decided supenordy ot the.present work over its predecessor. and Butchell undertook my cure d had biz* under an eminent surgeon driven on shore near Bideford .on Thunday, sod it was feared e k - hh s
rt .er san into tec km : severa p .. tilts•l ti,-
1 ernes who witnessed u i
THE CHEVALIER RUSPI NI begs to inform the the great advantages which it affords to all who are desirous of per- ,
for twelve months anti tiluriag that time underwent Clue operattons would be totally lost. den disappearance rustled loth' openies,:andisitlkseme ladle dif.
1 Nobility, Gentry. and the Public. that he has appointed fecting themselves in the harmonious language of Italy. of cutting, and was urged bylilo to subthit to n fourth. as the only . Tilee Aleslah. Selim, from Brackstadt to Hull, is wreeted cm ticell,t.d 844
o istedtthe gentleman, who clung to etiotooLtht e sae neams . 1 i
Melon Ruler. Agents fnr the sale of his Medichito, viz. the Den- A third part is now in the press, containiug the French, Italiae, chance of a cure ; butehaYing received po telantion from the pre. the enteilnshire coast. In is escen , out or his dahgerons prethea a . Tne ntree, `
adore however, remained below, and hy a Amulet chance was pawning
tiftiee and Tincture for beautifying and preserving the Teeth and and Enginth. lo Aeon °vendetta and consitlerkg the result of a fourth equally The Mars, Harland, from Quebec to Idea wood:leen on .
I 1 b wa • • ust b idled b les.
eo ng to tle °twin. eve it m ave per , y getung .
Items, ond fauening those Teeth that are loon ; his Elixir for VIII. doubtful, I could not muster fortitude to again undergo the ace, near Tetney Haven on Friday, but was expected to begot off.
en two beam% An immenite creed seen -reflected ann
mottle the Tooth-ache. antl the Balsamic Styptic for stopping all In fitero. with • Slap, price 12s. boards, sive sufferings I bad before endured ; I then began to despair of The Liberty, Angrave. from Boston to London, was drirenon twc . - • . .. • solos of
• . them very actively erected a mast and pullet., and harm made flist
Bleedings externel and internal. They are now prepared by the MENIOIRES HISTORIQIntne. POiaTIOOES, ET MI- ever being cured; bot being strongly recommended to Mr. Van ehore near Cromei en Friday.
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some blocks and tackle one or two deecended withthe ro
the-alter tenni the original Receipt of his Father, at his House, LITAI RES, sue la %evolution du Royaume de Naples en 1820 et Buechel', I was irldnied to wait on him, when he at once assured The PeggY, Bell, of Whitby, was wrecked near Lynn on „ . . . , . pes. no.
%). 7, Pall.mall. opposite Carlton Palace, where the Chevalier and 1821, et sur les causes qui Font amtni•e. Par 1e General Cana. me of his being able to cure me (an aistrrance he soon realised) Friday. perm sneaven, and fastentng them round the berm, cueeway the
as Son attend profennonally from Ten till Four. coma. Accompagnees de pikes justilicatiyes, Is plupart in/alien. without my undergoing the bazerthlus, and st all times very doubt. • ,
Tbe Resistance Hull trader was driven on shote near Scar. bea
me, end then the hone was hauled up uninjenedi; anti ilie I
loud cheen of the bled b Atwater,. The
7 iterd lillen
Sold by Butlers. Chemists, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, fun operation of cutting. Several respectable persons oan corrobra , betongk oo Friday.
,ondon ; and sn, Sackville-etreet, Dublin. IX.
goo
r. rate this statemem, and I shall hare m .
uch easure in satisfying The Anacreon, Jones, of Cardigan, beund to Cork, was on lin.
ti •d it was impossible to reward them individually for toeir emir.
, hut went to the Prlnce of Mecktenhurigh public-hamar aid
Handsomely printed in Bvo. price Ifle. in boards, with a de the personal tuquinee of any female on the su JeCt. thae.and bilged oar lishguard on Friday.
Of whom may be had, d coat a The Joseph and Ann, Kyles, from Pornmonth to Antwerp •. the left , Pe
61. with Me landlord to be a nt tor the benefit of all who had
THO3IPSON'S GENUINE CHELTENHAM SA LTS, for trait of Columbus, engravings of his monument an • A MARRIED FEMALE.
arms. and two famaimila of his writing, N.8.-Cards of my minion will be given to female applicants, isted in savin his horse
Charlotte, Volekman, bound to London*: anti Me 'ethane, front ass g •
which Article Mesas. Butler are also appointed Agents.
MEMORIALS OF COLUMBUS, or a Collection of Au. by Mrs. Intihill, iligh.street, Peckham ; and it No. 34.-Great lioniburgh to Buenos Ayree, ere ail lost JitioeCalais-the crews TIIE HOMICIDE AT SIM iIW ELL.-The '.-ollowing parti.- ,
HOSIE-BREIVED BEER IN OCTOBER. thentic Documents of that celebrated- Navigator ; now first pub- a ~
eeumeo-street, Blournsburyesquare. ono part of the cargoes saved. cellars connected with this melancholy trar 'tactful have bantam. •
A T the su • fH B h Faq M P Ladies
ggestion 0 . roug am. • • • scripts bl,authority of tbe Deco:ions
bawd from tbe Original 3lanu , _
of Genoa ; preceded by a Memoir of Is Life and 'Discoveries, - - - -- The Good Intent, Otos, from Plymouth tp Penzance, war rap- neunicated to us on good authority. Many 'nista:cm-nu have sp.
• sized, duting a heavy squall, ou• the 20th Matnoff Ram Head ; a peered in the public prints. In the first place, it 111111 been repee. I
IX and Gentlemen desirous of tinning this important article of • 7'H E A RA/F.
slated from the Spanish and Italian. woman her child, and a boy drownerl. sented, that owing to the profligate conttat of the deenied, he Sad
family consumption at home, are respectfully informed that they tran -....-- 11 Humber keel, laden with deals atul tar, Supposed to be the been escluded from all tamily consideration and support acute
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will not only save 60 per cent but procure themselves a good and Detachment, belonging to the following regimenu marched yes- Haphazard, upset in Lynn Roads, 20th iest, and sunk. Crew . that which he deeived from his grandfather; this wts not gte caw.
In Refl. pAa 4s. sewed,
wholesome llen. which can always be brewed in temperate or cold today from Westminster t-The 2d, 3d, 20th. 38th, and 44th (lineman for Mr. Barton, his father, whoa a remeeteble pitotonthetThaele,
weeiher. Fa this purpose. THOMAS .1 ARV'S, Wine Coopee . , , .
N %POI EON AND CANOVA. Eioht Conversations held
English and French. Regiments of Infantry, for Car.terbure ; the llth Regiment of The Amphitrite, Fisher, arrived at Harwich yesterdey, from I allowed him half.a-guinea a week beyond bed and board Iberian
anti Cooper In general, No. 3, HungerfordAtreet, Sound, near at the Chateau of the Tuilaiss, In 1810.
Light Dragoon. for nlaidstone • the 3lst Regiment of Foot for 111 1 ed h h 11 d Enzeb It f 111 k ir- Ihe •h elt f I li 1 h • tt d 011ar3lr.
nue , part int t e enry an i et o a eney, tr- c ose to putt. e o them. t es aso .er.l ea c
I araine-erns. has canstantly on sale a large amortment of New xg. Tilbury ; the I th, 450, and 's9th Regiments of Infantry, for ginia, of Hull ; and Blossom, of Imam on the 18th inst. off thel Harwood (the grabelfather) had for a length of thimearried athllrlee
are S.:eormi.ilryi well-seasoned CASKS and BREWING UTEN. In ilea. mite Ms. board.. Chatham. coat of Norway, jest before die gale. about his person, to use in east of f t Ode was not du 04407
nll,-; al ry'ry deseriptiort. at the following low cash prices: that is
THE DOCTRINE OF THE CHUItCII OF GENEVA, Detschments belonging 0 the Grenadier Regiment of Guards, - for the fatal iestrtrattlet was kept in 3r. Harwood's ektorWaiitt
attnetiudiel Set, with Casks, dee. 21 2s. ; a Two-busltel Set,
illatrated in &Series of Sermons, preached by the modern Marines the 20th, 21e, 23d, 28th, 47th, 413th, ftOth (24 Blom 811, and 85th SHIPWRECK AND EXTRAORDINARY PRESERVA- withdrawn fiem thence on the evening he committed the ran am,
31. 3e. ; a liweethushel Set, 41. 4s. ; a Fnuabushel Set, SI. 16e.
of that City. Edited by the Rev. J. Tons. Regiments of Font, the Ease India Company's Artillery and In. , TIO N. at 0 time when the deceased was using vehement UMW' 4itilir94. VI .
Enmities water' upon to brew tbeir Own beer, to fine and bottle
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fenny, embarked, on the 110 instant, under the command of Saar& On the 4th of September sailed from Wick, on the tost coast of 141 ma freoperty. it also appears, that se profitgant bad, t o
dine. with the ;went bottling machine, &e. in town or country.
• dTd T b lent Neatly printed in Two Volulnes, 111nto., with a Portrait of Sergeant Brophy, at Cork, din Fee nd. Scetiand, the schooner Skipenish Castle, Write Thorburn, master, nth•its of dtiLICCaII2C2I youth, that he had for tomettiont
Wver.Mitis maimed. of all Ole' 4 Bathing an ur e u s
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thanes supplied with all emu of Packing Casks and Fenelon, end a Map. price tie. oared,
FENF.LON.-LE AVVENTURE DI TELEMACO,Fig. barked,
A Detacbment belorthig ide 434th Regiment of Foot en- with a cargo of herrings, bound to Waterford. The vessel was, whit the worst of charm-ten, aid that at ti rfcent OM ilatipplos.
on the Iltb instant, at Iln, for Enaland, on the Re- won after sailing, run foul of by a aloop of war, and put into a nous he was tried for bonsmbreaking, and sequitted fog Noss of
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port in the Murray Frith to repair, where she was detamedmoure *violence. Inesterthey. the father of the deceased visited Weiner-
tn e• bnaeht or exchanged ; Pickling Tube, oval and round, of' hued* ti L i
I we, tradotta Gal Islington/gni k raneese. cruithortltovice. •
varians sun. A set of Utendle sent to any part of the country, Xlll. Detachments belonging to the 13th Regiment of Light Pro- time. -Nothing particular occuteed until the morning of the Dinh i wood in Newg.ate, who, .notwithetanding the unrertnpato otbit..
by an older for payment In London. In one vol. fteo. wins 101.6 d. bonnie, goono, tbe 12th, 13th, 39th, 4eth. 4nth„ 46th. 47th, 54th, 59th, instant, when, at half-put twp. else WWI driien, in the dal, upon i strophe, entertains not the least montment spinet Its *stink ho
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penons n7th, ll9th, 94th, aod Mith Regiment. of Foot, mid the East the Rusk Bank, on the coast of Wexford. It became evident:that being well aware of the mit/MIMI oontluct of Ms 'llefervelhAdd, feld
litangerford.street, three d from the berand.-Good workmen HoMein. Of the Publishers may also be hod, the French Ort- India Company's Infantry, embarked. on the 14th latent, under she would soon be • *reek, and. as the only chance of saving thely the humanity which foeued-e peculier trent in the Menage of lais i •
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Tits ?iris Palm of Saturday, which reached our office
kia,sWip. hall mot a line of political intelligence. The
Wesserratore riestiame it long string
-Said* b which, at the s ime time,
It very properly attaches no degree of credit. The other
=kb bate their versions of Greek news, which' we
tom extracting, as we have in another article put
In potwation of the latest news from the Morea.
TIP* questi9n of a new Spanish Loan, it appears, iv not
'sleuth* sat at rest. The Memorial Bordelais announces
• audit. Taoism bad just passed through Bordeaux, on his
11* .s Pests with the documents relating to the Loan he
ises said to be negotiates with the Spanish Government.
It is added, as if to throw utter ridicule upon the other
part of the paragraph, that the French Bankers had
offered to raise two hundred and fifty millions of francs,
but that the Bing of Stearn would consent only to accept
cf 600,000,000 f. ! The Coarr;er Fr4lfetliS intimates that the
&tramcars that have appeared respecting this pretended ne-
petition bate been fabricated for stockjobbing purposes, by
some holders of CrUIVIARD's bonds, who begin to be ap-
prehenaive that their security is not absolutely the best

that might be hid in the world, and are therefore anxious
to pass it off, at as little las as possible, to othet hands.

[From the Etat e, dated Sunday.]
GENOA, OCT. 15.
tag Austria* Ohervtr is silent respecting the affers of Greece;
Moil a good sign for the defenders of the Cross. But let it take
sate what it is about. There is another Obserrer (that of Trieste)
which gives us great news ; we shall repeat them, though persuaded
that out week the Alwerlaw Obserter will tell us they are all
tables and falsehoods, because there is nothing true but what is
said by itself, the source of troth said model 9f impartiality.
We read the following in the Trieste paper of the sth of Oc-
tobv

" Arrivals by sea, and letters from the lonian Islands, fill our
city with saws It is said that Ibrahim, hating abandoned Tti.
Was Ong to collect his whole force. It is said that Ibra-
bilis hs kWad the Paths of Cando, had himself been idled by
Os asphint of that Paeha. It is said that the island of Pnro, op.

jobs:liinke, is the Gulf of Athens, hat been cesled by the Oreeits

• Ili /swims, who are going to fortify it. It is said that an
=llllsioadeon of !several sail has been seen! steering from
1111 wards the Mores. It Is said positively, that the plague
IWO MOS than ever at 3lodon.
" Lastly, it it said, that the Greets have just received 1,800,000
piarive fence Loudon."
FIZYCE ?oxoe.—Paats. OCTOBER 21—Five per Cents.
99f. ;Sc. ; Three per Cents. 72f. t Neapolitan Renee., 87f. Ex.
Range ca London—oas month, 21f. lee.; three months, 24r. 90c.
—Court Arthottique.

A letter was received yesterday by a mercantile house in
the City, from Dover, written by a gentleman who has
jolt returned from Greece. The intelligence he commu-
nicates is thelatest from that country, and may be relied
upon as authentic. It appears that the campaign, which
was to bare extirpated the whole race of Greeks, and de-
sttoyed their very name, has ended like all these that have
peec24el it since the commencement of this contest,
without any decisive or material result to either party. In
one nspect, however, the present year may be considered to
be closing more unfavourably to the patrlota than the:last :
a strung Lody of thtir enemies remain encamped in the
• Mures. The insurrection in Candi& may, perhar, he re-
ginhed as a ercumstance of equal importance in the other
wale. Certain it is that if the inhabitants of Candia
should succeed in throwing off the Turkish yoke, more
will have bean accomplished towards the establishment of
Oftek independence than ilnt•Ntid Paella can possibly
• do to prevent it with all the force of Egypt employed in
• 'subjugating the Peloponnesus.
The following town extract of the letter to which we are
referring:—
" On my departure from CeplutislOw.mn the Iflth September, the
campaign in Orme seemeckesidig to a close; hostilities had
owned north of the Isthtnue ; ltedsehid Paella, had
withdrawn his troops Isom lifisbeitingbi, and mmmenced retiring in
the direction of Aruieuliihe appearance of the rains, 03 the 9th and
Web September. Ibrahim Pasha wee remaining quietly at ltialameta
with his troops, whither he bad retreated from Tripoli's, on
me revrernecr of the Turkish meet irons blistolosghi in August.

• grAh

The plague bad entirely ceased, however, at Mode°, and it was
expiated that he would again fix his head quarters at that place.
♦t Napoli di Romania, faction was quiet; all were looking
anxiously towards England for aid or interference ; in fact,
hostilities seem every where to have ceased for the season by land
I and sea. No accounts had arrived from the meet which had tailed
to mako another attempt to intercept the Egyptian squadron ex-
peeled from Alexandria."

By a paragraph in another column, our readers will see
an account of the sentences passed on the ringleaders of the
tamt_ltuous distutbsnces in August last, on the River
Wear, in the harbour of Sunderland. Two were convicted
by the verdict of a Jury, after a trial of some length. Five
others acknowledged their guilt, and threw themselves on
the mercy of the Court. They were sentenced to be im-
prisoned anti kept at hard labour in the House of Correc-
tion; three for eight months, three for six months, and one
for four months, according to the respective character of
their offences. We trust, that these severe, but well-de-
served punishments, will prevent the recurrence of any
similar scenes of turbulence and slot. Doctrines of the
most mischievous tendency have lately been instilled into
the minds of the labouring classes. They have been
taught to look upon the rich as their natural enemies and
oppressors. While these feelings are rankling in their
breasts, it is absolutely necessary to assert the supremacy of
the law, and crush with firmness and promptitude every
manifestation of the spirit that instigates is revolt and
outrage.
The deeply-affecting account we this day publish of the

fatal accident, by which the Comet steam-packet was sunk
on Friday last, near Gourodr, will be read by every one
with the most painful interest. The Comet, with passen-
gers from In veentse and Fort William, was passing Kem pock
Point, in the Clyde, on her way to Glasgow, when she sud-
denly came in bontact with another steam-vessel coming in
the opposite direction, and almost instantly sunk. The num-
ber of individuals that have perished is not known exactly,
but there is every reason to apprehend that the lives lout on
this melancholy amnion are not fewer than sixty, men,
women, and children! Many of them belonged to the
higher ranks of society- The catastrophe occurred about
three o'clock in the morning. As the night had been
cold, ■nd the accommodations below were insufficient

for the rest number of passengers on board, some of
theta were dancing on the deck at the moment previous
to that in which they were precipitated into eternity.
There was, it is stated, moonlight enough at the time of

the accident to distinguish objects within the ordinary
range of view; and it is therefore conjectured that the
meeting of the two vessels arose from their both rounding
the neck of land at the same instant, so that they struck
each other before either bad time to avoid the dreadful
shock. In addition to the information we have obtained
front the Glasgow and Greenock Papers, we have received
a hastily written letter, of which th♦ following is an
extract :

" GLASGOW, OCT. 21, 1825.

" The Comet steam-boat, from Inverness, was run down by the
Ayr steans-vessel, and of 70 passengers only ten saved. Among
the passengers in the Comet were, Lord Macooxat.D, Mr.
Dowrinn, of Appin, Mrs. G caul., of Legato, &c. This melan-
choly event took place below Greenock, at three o'clock this morn.
log. The Ayr had lights at the poop ; the Comet had none."

. .
We most earnestly hope that our correspondent may be
mistaken at to the persons he names as being among the
sufferers; but from the quarter from which w•e received

the inrormation, we fear it is too correct. Mr. DOWNIE is
the member for 3tirling, and usually returns to Edinburgh
with his family at this period of the year from his seat at
Appin. It is at this time that many of the northern pro-
prietors leave their Highland estates for the winter season,
and that circumstance will account for the fact thatso many
of the passengers were persons of wealth and distinction.

CITY, MONDAY EVENING.

Some important transactions took place in Console in the
course of the day, and in the early part of it the. Market
manifested a good deal of briskness. The price at the
commencement of the day was 87N, and afterwards j 88;
but it subsequently drooped, and closed at I, buyer,. The
principal cause of this declinJ was stated to be the unex-
pected failure of the very respectable house of SAMUEL
Esq. in the American trade, whose operations
were on a most extensive scale. The Foreign Market con-
tinues languid, and the prices varied only in a trifling de-
gree from Saturday. In Mexican Scrip there was some
jobbing at 8 dis., buyers. Greek Bonds were 294, and
Ohl Spanish ditto 17if.
There was again no business worthy of notice doing in
Shares; but if the salutary clearance of a great many
worthless Companies should be effected, as we suggested
in our article of this morning, we think there is every proba-
bility when this market is in a sound condition, of seeing
the quotations in it much higher.

Letters from Naples, dated the 6th instant, mention
that the King's birth-day had been celebrated with great
rejoicings in that capital : but some disappointment was
subsequently occasioned by the nonappearance of the se-
cond decree of amnesty which a few months ago was, in a
semi-official manner, announced to be in contemplation.
It is, however, understood, that the Minister of Grace and
justice is occupied with the preparation of this anxiously
desired document.
The Paris Papers state that Sir Hudson Lowe is living
privately in the neighbourhood of Versailles. An attempt
is making by some of the journals to excite the feelings of
the multitude against him for having been Governor of
St. Helena during the detention of Bonaparte.
SPANISH JUlTlCE.—Justice every day assumes more
expeditious forms in Spain. The decrees issued at the
time of Bessieres's revolt ordered that the rebels should be
executed immediately they were taken. General Espana's
obedience to his Sovereign's orders has not let the chiefs
that have been taken languish, for the saying, " taken and
shot" had been fulfilled to the letter. Whilst things were
in r!,is hopeful state, the operation of there specious decrees
has been extended to the Guerillas assembled in Valencia,
under the orders of El Gato. But even this mode appearing
too slow, they have now gone farther ; a price has been set
on their heads. " Every inhabitant," says the Valencia
Journal, of 24th of last month, " is at liberty to kill them
wherever he may meet them, without incurring any punish-
ment." There is only another step to advance, and:that is
to train dogs, as the old Spaniards did in the New World,
to go men-hunting.—Courier Francais.
Letters from the frontiers of Italy say that the maritime
preparations at Alexandria and Constantinople have greatly
relaxed, as the Porte cannot obtain sailors. They add,
that the arrival of Mr. Stratford Canning will give great
satiafaction to the Turks, who have abandoned the idea of
taking any measures against the English commerce. The
Emperor Alexander had arrived at Doragobusk on the 17th
September, and proceed to Taganrock.
It is stated in the city,, but we hope incorrectly, that a
large steam-boat, which was sometime ago offs:red to the
Greek Deputies, had arrived at Alexandria, having been
purchased by the Pacha of Egypt, to act against the Greek
fleet.

A letter from New York states, that the Mexican Go-
vernment have detected an extensive censpiracy, at the
head of which were some priests, for proclaiming Don
Carlos of Spain Emperor of Mexico. Several of the chiefs
in the affair had, it is saWl, been sent under escort to the
city of Mexico.
A Mexican Agent passed through Bruges on the 16th,
on his Way to Rome, on a mission from the Mexican Go-
vernment to the Pope, relative to the ecclesiastical affairs
of that state.

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COLOBf•

The Guatamela paper, (Jacek de! Gobierite, of July 22,
contains a treaty eor.cluded between the Republic of Co-
lombia and "the united provinces of Central America,"
more commonly known as the State of Guatemala. The
treaty is one of federation. The contracting parties mu-
tually guarantee to each other the integrity of their re-
spective territories against Spain, and promise each other
assistance in case of invasion. They have also introduced
a provision for the General Assembly of Ilslegates of the
new American States at the Isthmus of Panama, to which
is added the following article :
la. This convention shall not in any manner interfere with the
eternise of the national sovereignty of either of the contracting
parties, whether as regards its internal government or Its relations
with foreign Powers. Nevertheleu, they expressly and irrevocably
bind themselves not to accede to any demand., for indemnity which
may be set up by Spain, or any other nation on her behalf, for the
loss of her former supremacy over these countries ; neither to enter
Into any treaty with Spain, or any other natior, to the prejudice of
their independence, but to sustain on all occasions, and In all places,
their mutual :ntereats, with the dignity and energy of free, inde-
pendent, friendly, fraternal, sad confederated nations.

It is stated in a letter from Paris, that an eminent capi-
talist has offered to raise a loan for the King of Spain, to
the amount of twenty millions sterling, on condition that
sixteen millions of it should go to the French Government,
on account of the debt due from Spain. Nothing wee
said of the loans of the Cortes, but the proposal was in-
stantly rejected, owing to the largeness of the amount re-
quited for France.
Extract of a letter from Paris, dated Friday :—" There
is a little more activity on our Stock Exchange, and hopes
are entertained that the depression will not last much
longei ; indeed, considering the abundance of money here,
the dulness is surprising. Mr. Fluskisson's reception by
the King, and the very friendly footing on which he ap-
pears to be with the Ministers, inspire much confidence,
and many of out liberal and most eminent merchants con-
sider that a treaty of commerce with England is certain.
The Ilaytian Loan will be bid for publicly on the Rfith,
all the efforts of the Commissioners and the French Go-
vernment to obtain the terms which they asked having
failed. I understand they require 100 for a six per cent.
loan, or 76 for a four per cent. Lafitte snd Rothschild,
finding the terms an exotbitant, declined the honour which
was offered them. There is an Englishman here who in-
tends to bid: lie is said to be the agent of a member of the
London Stock Exchange."
The Brazilian frigate Princess Royal is daily expected to
arrive at Portsmouth, from Rio Janeito, for the purpose,
it is said, of accompanying the Piranga, on her return to
the Brazils, the latter having only 45 Portuguese seamen
on board. The Piranga is become in a totally disor-
ganised state, in consequence of the refractory conduct of
her crew.—Deronpor4 Telegraph.
We stated yesterday that the American frigate Brandy-
wine had sailed from Cowes, to join the squadron in the
Mediterranean. A Trieste journal of the 9th instant no.
tices

__ a rumour having for some time been prevalent
a negotiation with the Greek Government, for the
_n of l'aro, an island near Hydra, to America. This
would be a direct declaration in favour of the Greeks.
We have received Quebec Papers to the 23d ult. They
contain s flattering address of the inhabitants of the dis-
trict of Montreal to his Excellency the Lieutenant-Gover-
nor, Sir F. N. Burton, on his proposed departure for
England. They also contain an Address from the Magis-
strates and Inhabitants of Quebec to the Earl of Dalhousie.
The following Answer was returned by his Lordship:—
" Gentlemen,—l beg you to accept my grateful thanks for this
nddress upon my return amongst you. Be assured that in resuming
the Government which his Majesty has been pleased to intrust to
me, it is my anxious de,ire to promote the welfare and happiness of
all classes of the people in this province ; and that nothing can gra.
tify me more than to Sod my endeavoets supported by the Magi.
strata and respectable Inhabitants of this City.
DALHOUSIE."
Sir James Smith and Sir George Hoste. the Officers of
Engineers who were despatched on a military survey to
Canada, have returned, and from the nature of their report
to the Ordnance Office, it is generally understood that an I
increased number of Artillery Officers will be necessary for
the occupation of that colony. An augmentation of that
distinguished corps may therefore be looked for.
SINGULAR DLPR•VITY OF TASTE.—The last Number
of the Gazelle of Health contains a remarkable instance of`
depravity of taste, communicated to M. Bertholet, a phy-
sician residing at St. Amand :—" A man has been arrested
and imprisoned at Saint-Amand (Cher), whose favourite
food consisted of the most filthy animal substances, and
even the remains of corpses. He has more than once got
into the churchyard, where, by means of proper instru-
ments, he dug up recently-interred bodies, and greedily
ate the intestines, which are the parts that hest please his
taste. He never touched any other part of the body. This
man is about thirty years of age, without any thing re-
markable in his appearance that would point out his rul-
ing passion. He has been seen to follow the veterinary
surgeons in their visits to horses, in order, if the dis-
ease of the animal required any flesh to be cut out,
to cat the most livid and putrid he could possibly pick
out. He has also been found in the streets seeking among
the filth for any animal substances that may have been
thrown away. What is most extraordinary is that his
appetite is not at all excessive ; when it happens that he
gets more than he can eat at the time, lie stuff's it into his
pocket, and waits patiently till hie appetite returns. When
questioned upon the cause of this depraved taste his an-
swers seemed to refer the commencement of it to his ear-
liest youth. He rankshis !food among the most savour
things of nature, and cannot conceive how a taste which
appears to him so good and natural can be blamed. He
was arrested whilst in the act of devouring a body that had
been buried on the same morning. He will be sent to some
such a prison as the Bicetro, in order to be detained:—
French Pa
On Saturday last the William Galt brig, Capt. Lott,
dewed out for Falrnontli and Port-au-Prince, having on
board sundry implements, &c. for working the gold and
silver mines granted by the President Boyer to the Haytien
Company, and she will cell at Falmouth to take on board
two captains of the mines, an assayer, and a gang of
miners.

Foar;eay.—lt is painful for us to state, that a crime of
this serious nature has been committed by a young man of
the name of Finlayson, belonging to the west of Perthshire.
On Thursday se'nnight, lie presented, at the Stirling hank,
a bill for SW., made payable at Dunblane. The acceptor's
name being well known, and seeming to be genuine, no
suspicions were entertained of its being a forgery. The
bank, however, refused to cash the bill, from its being
made payable at a place where the company had no agent,
and might consequently .give them unnecessary trouble.
On being told this, the Youngman expressed regret, adding
that he was about to set off fur the West Indies, and delay
would put him to considerable inconvenience. An attempt,
however, to discount a bill under such circumstances, in-
stead of lulling suspicion, awakened it ; and his presenting
in two days thereafter a new bill fur the same sum, made
payable at Stirling, confirmed them in the opinion that all
was not right. The result was, that a minute inspection
of the signature soon satisfied the clerks that the document
waa a forgery ; and having charged the wretched man with
the offence, the at first denied it—but ultimately acknow-
ledged the truth of the charge, and his readiness to proceed
to prison. There is too much reason to fear that this, like
many other crimes of daily occurrence of a similar nature,
has been hurried on by abandoned associates, and a lif. of
dissipation ; for, he seemed to be indifferent as to the dan-
ger and disgrace which surrounded him, and. with a cal-
lousness which can only be accounted for by supposing
reason to have lost her empire—he talked incoherently as
to his fate—confessed that misery and desperation had led
him to commit the crime; but that there w:s one conso-
lation remaining for him—that existence which had become
so intolerable, and was so often about to be terminated by
his own hands, would now be closed by those of another,
With a degree of becoming humanity he was allowed to
depart; but instead of acting the part of a sane person, by
looking after his personal safety, he instantly went to a
Magistrate, and from him to the Procurator Fiscal, to
whom he confessed his offence, and insisted oh being com-
mitted. That gentleman having no alternative, the un-
happy man was accordingly duly apprehended and lodged
in prison. We understand that the bill had previously
been presented to the agent of the Stirling bank at Alloa.
—Stirling l'uper.

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

The Puke of Devonshire arrived in town yesterday, from his
seat, Chatsworth, Derbyshire.
The Dowager Marchioness of Salisbury left town yesterday, for
Hatfield.

The Earl of Beshorough has arrived in town from a tour.
The Earl and Countess of Bristol, and the Ladies Harvey left
town yesterday, for their seat, Tekworth-park, Suffolk.
The Earl and Countess Gower have arrived at the Blarquls of
Stafford's, Trentham Hall, Staffordshire. from a tour.
Lord Mountsanford and J. Roberts, Eq. left Thomas's Hotel,
Berkeley-square, yesterday, for Yorkshire.
Lord and Lady Grantham arrived in town yesterday, from the
Countess De Grey's seat, Wrest House. Bedfordshire.
Viscount Althorp has left Althorp, Northamptonshire, foe Mr.
Coke's seat. in Norfolk.
Viscount Dudley arrived in town yesterday, from his seat, Him-
ley Hall. Staffordshire.
Mrs. Retemeyer left the London Hotel, Albemarle-street, yester-
day, for Bath.
Mr. and Mrs. Deriog have arrived at their seat in Herta from •
tour. _ _

•••—• •
Arrivals at Jordan's Hotel, St. James's-street:—The Dean of
Ossory and son, from Paris; Colonel and Mrs. Madden, from
Brighton; the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Read, from Yorkshire.
Departures from Long's Hotel, BoncLstreet :—The Rev. R.
Palmer, for Leicester; R. Close, Esq for Ireland; Alexander
Erskine, Esq. for Brighton; Capt. Lloyd, R.N., for Cheltenham ;
Charles Forbes, Esq. for Cambridge.
Arrivals at the Royal Hotel, St. James's•street:—Lord Faris.
ham, from Ireland ; D. Murray, Esq.; E. Parrett. Esq. from
Cheltenham; J. Page, Esq. from Kent; the Hon. T. Fiennnes,
from Belvidere. Departures;—F. Savage and family, for Bristol;
F. Parr, Esq.; Colonel Pemberton, for Cambridge; W. Green,
Esq. for Paris.
Arrivals at Mivares Hotel, Lower Brook-street :—Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Wortley and family, from Yorkshire; 0 C. Oxen-
den, Esq. from Norfolk; H. de Burgh, Esq. from Drayton.
Departures :—Mr. and Mrs. Roder., for Bath ; Lord G. Thynne,
for Oxford. _ _ _ _ _ .

Departures from the St. Petersbureh Hotel.Dover-vreet :--Their
Highnesses Prince and Princess Rasoumoffky, and the Countess
De Thurlteim and suite, for Paris, where their Highnesses purpose
wintering ; Major Vandeleur, for Canterbury t Captain Berkeley,
on a tour; Colonel and Mrs. Colqnhoun and family, for Bath ; 11.
Hall, Eq. for Newport liouse,Wales ; the Itev.T. and Mrs. Smith,
for their seat in Lincolnshire; the Bev. W. and Mrs. Coleman, H.
George, Esq. and family, for France; Captain 111ariot, for Brigh-
ton; Captain Hassell, for Cambridge; Captains Beckholt and
Sealing, for Ramsgate; Captain Careen, for Cheltenham; Mrs. St.
John, fur Prance ; W. Turner, Esq. for Cotterstord House, Bucks

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.ES OP BRITI/11 STOCKS YESTERDAY.
1366 Nay 4 per fent. 103
Rod. NI I • Loot Asa. 20 16.16121
- Cent. On 16 Ex.Bui.ll4.l,ooiii. par 2 Pro Par
Ant. on 44 4 Ditto. OW par pm par
e Cenr. Bed: 1146. 4 4 Ditto, &
St:nail I I 2
pm
$.104.411S t riOltli lON It'll /( :KS Y MTh; it DA 1 .
. . Mealean Bonds 71
V Ditto Ater. 71
IN
- •) 71 Ditto Bonds 0325) 77di 4
Ditto Scrip (11125)11 7 8 die
• lir qis q Ditto Aso. 876 8 1 11
, " .a....1ar CL W M Peruvian floods 61 806 61
‘ - • Russiso Rohde226 I
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• Ditto Acct. 92i
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--* - -.1 11/11 29 4 Spasieb C0...171 117 4
- - Ditto Ada. 174 17 4
...... 1 41114 pjue us 174
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• : PRICES Of SHARES YESTE ' DAI .
MINES.
Mien. ?Md. Premiers per Shan.
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DRURY-LANE THEA7'RE.
Taft tmelag.-TVESDA V *et. td, will be performed
DER PREDICHOTIL
. Mr. T. Coolie : Caspar. Mt. Nora; Dernitard. Kr. Radford:
Mme. Q. !With ; Man. Mr. FitswiLllant Linda, Miss Welt
dial )NOM. WM rstiti•
Alder *Web
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AMP.
he ivert/tamest et
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Pelaetpal Der ears. Mr. and Mrs. Noble.
To simalude with TORN OUT.
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Illeift. newton: Somerville. Mr. Horn; Doctor, Truistic. Mr.
gaps, Mr. J. Homan: Gregory. Mr. Harley. Marisa,
AM •
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
Thu titeIog,TURSDAY, Cietober IL will be performed
RULE A WITS AND HAVE A WIFE.
The Doke. Kr. Cooper; Michael Peres. Er. /ones; Leon. Mr. 11.
K Habit. Faure:Ha. who Cbestor.
*fear wlMb (for tae Si time; an Operatic Drams. called
1.11.1.4.
Thallgtorsiererseters hp Kerr& Fawcett, andConnor, Power,
. ea( Meadows; Mesdames Paton Love.

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