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ONION PHRENOLOGICAL SOCIETY.--The i -
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' DAY, the 3d November, and will be continued on the first and
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MEMOIRS of SAMUEL PEPYS, F..<l F. 11,, S. /
Secretary to the Admiralty in the Reigns of Charles 11,-
and James 11. and the intimate friend of the celebrated .Tolid
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Evelyn : comprising his Diary, deciphered from the original short-
hand MSS. in the Pepysian Library, and a• §eleition 'rota Eire
" Private Correspondence."
Edited by RICHARD LORD DRAYBROOKE. • - 1
In 2 vols. royal 4to. printed uniformly with Et dyn'e Memel's,'
'and embellished with Portraits and other Engerario;s by the frac .
Artists. Frier el. Is.
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The Diary commences immediately before the Restoration, wbett
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Mr. Pepys called with the Earl of Sandwich to hr!rg over the
King from Breda, and is continued almost uninterruptedly for tutu ' •
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years, containing much curious matter not to be foun.l in any other
hittory of that eventful period. Independently of the political trans. ..
se:ions, the pages abound with private Anecdotes of Charles t
and his Court ; and Mr. Pepys's peculiar habits of observation
him generally,to record the most curious ehiracteristias of e r!
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t meet in which he lived.
' HE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for Novenas. .
& bee contains, among a variety of other interesti articles:-
I. Sketches of the Irish Bar (an Irish Circuit )-.4E. eniarke ott
Moore's Life of Sheridan.-LII. Reminiscences of 31 heel Kelly. • t
-IV. Original Letters of Burke.-V. Visit to Greece in 1828. by
M. Petchio, concluded.-VI. A Walk from Flower to Siena.-
VII. Dignum and his Times.-VIII. Humanly and Me.lllart_in- ,1
-IX. The Human Beings killed by-the Fealfitsad -Monste4.-
X. London Lyrics ; an Actor's Meditations during his first London
Season.-Xi. The I neon stant.=-X 11. The Deep Thin tee -X I 1 1-
Idlenear.-XIV. The Uncombed Mariners.--X-V.• Stanzas by t
L. E. L.-XVI. Bernardo del Carpio.-XV11: - " Artenters
Sit ord.-XVIII. betters from the East, No. It -1--X IX-
The Landing of the Pilgrim Fathers in New*En X. Ideal ..
Likenesses.-XXI. Letters to the Bells of a ParislisChurch in.
• Italy.-XXII. Songs, dec.; and the usual Varieties in Art, Science„ 1
Criticism, the Drama, Politica, and Commerce.
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SIIIPIIINC INTELLIGENCE. I _-........-_
CUSTOM. HOUSE, OCT. 28.
SHIPS ENTERED INIVARDS.-The James and Ann, Mackerel,
from Standgate Creek ; Eliza, Brandt, from Memel ; Princess l•
Royal, Brown, from Dunkirk; William, Nazebv, from aledem-
blik ; Comet, Lauchlan, front Constantinople; Vlalet, Charosip, •
from Harlingen; Craig Elacliie, Oliphant, from Aalborg; Emma,
Bockcnhagen, from Stralsund ; New Union, Shilling, from Dieppe:,
3ledborgeren, Blom, from Drammen ; Stafford, Oliver, from Me.
mel ; Wellington, Wood. from Dandle; Mary, Hardy, front
Quebec; Laurentius and Mary, Moller, from Christiania; Marie„ .
Henderson, from Jersey; Glory, Frost, from Rotterdam; Man.
garet, Jefferson, and Venus, Propert, from Cork; Andreas, Fox.
hom Christiania.
ENTERED OUTWARDS,-The Elizabeth, Scott, for Gibraltar;
Eagle, Baldy, for ('adiz; Hortense, Landell, for Havre;. Asia„
Storey, for Antwerp ; Hopewell, Parent, and Temple, Whitmarsh, 1
for Jamaica ; Dart, Stranack, for Ostend; Ganges, Lloyd, for
Teneriffe, Madras, and Calcutta; Buckets, Soper, for Grenada.
LLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT ei aayse a wo.--Thia V
ion Rumney, Turner, for Jamaica; Minerva, Schow, tor Chris. J
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finis ; Rambler, Knight, and Pyrenees, Whitwell, for Malts ~-,
[live, Slader, for Jamaica ; Anne, Dryborough, for Oporto; Ann,
Spence, and Robert Taylor, Maughau, for Hatnburgh ; Salmon 1
River, Winn, for St. Marys, Africa; Nimrod, 31ilne, for,
Teneri fie.
CLEARING OVTWARDS.-The Chieftain, Pattison, for St-
Vincent's ; Laurel, Dunlop, for Bermuda and Mobile; Medium,
Lobbing, for Antwerp ; Pyeramuss Brodie, for Bombay and
Ceylon ; St. Felix, Reiner. for Elsinore, Frederderk, and Copen-
hagen ; Nymph, 3la "n, for Smyrna and Constantinople ; Doune
Castle, Hart, for amburgh ; Sir Frederick Adam, Cupper, for I
Corfu ; Pocahonta., Bancroft, for New York ; Waterloo. Shep.
herd, for Harnbu4h ; Governor Harcourt, Mason, for Jamaica &
Cuxhaven, Wendt, for Hamburgh; Britannia, Sutton. for Cadiz ,
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Martha, Lunt, for Charleston. -
FROM LLOYD'S LIST.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 27.-Arrived, the Leader, Richmond, from'
London for the Mauritius; the American ship Clarissa, alanafield,
which put in here 25th instant, has commenced discharging Lee
tr cargo (iron). •
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 27.-Arrived, the Matilda, Cummings.,"
from Anguila (coast of Mexico). in 61 days; left at Laguirs. tee '
Ca,nbrian, Cook, the vessel that saved the crew of the Kent East
lndiaman; also, the Thomas Booch, Booch; the Pretty Lass,
Lain ; and the .fames, Hopper.
EXMOUTH, OCT. 27.-The Friends, Ridley, from Quebec for
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Chepstow, was run on board sth inst. by the Anglim' tiourlar, of
Maryport, St. Paul's Island, bearing N.W. 70 miles elistance, car.. 1:
fled away her foremast, and stored her considerably below the
water's edge. She became immediately water-logged. The sap.
rain, mate, second mate, and three boys, got on board the Aurora,.
and arrived here this evening. The rest of the crew proceeded to
America in the Anglim.
Cowes, OCT. 211.-Arrived, the Hector, Carron, hem Santos.'
Brazil.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 28.-The Castle Forbes, Ord, for India.
is coming into harbour, and must be lightened to ascertain 1.1:CLI
the leak is. Passed by, the Marshal Bennett, M'Arthur, from
the Downs, for Yucatan. Put back, the Exmouth, Owen, for
Bengal ; and the Charles Brook, Bell, for St. Vincent's.
DEAL, OCT. 28.-Arrived and remain, the Garland, Max.
worthy, from Cadiz; and the Smyrna packet, Bailey, from Smyrna-
The following vessels were left at Smyrna when the latter vessel
sailed, but the date is omitted, viz. ;-the Arab, Symmetry, Dove,
Eblany, Helen, Nimble, Alice, Bee, New Albion, Albion, Eliza-
beth, Briton, Union, Magdalene, Paget, Tag" Helen, Clara,
Helen, Jenkinson, Princess Elizabeth, Little Sally, Lively. Or-
pheus, and Odessa; and spoke the Harlequin, from Smyrna, ta-o
days since. Sailed, the George, Clark, for India; the Hire, a
Slader ; and the Llan Rumney, Turner, for Jamaica; the Rambler,
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Knight, and the Pyrenees, 11 Intwell, for 3lalta , the Express,
Wells, for the Mediterranean; and the Rhoda, Bully, for Bar.
celona.
GRAVESEND, OCT. 28.-Arrived, the Hope, Rester, from.
Cabo; Manley, Sayers, on shore; Providence, Wilson, front
Gijon ; Elizabeth, Emilton, and Janet, Killers front Rise ; Water.
lam Bladder, from Villaviclosa • Joseph Andrews, bliibuto, front
Datuzie; Medina, Norton, from 3lemel ; Neptune, Harrison,
and Amity, Alderaon from Archangel. Sailed the John and
Mary, Stephenson, for Trieste; Wellesley, Ferryman' for Jamaica.
CARN•HVON, OCT. 27.-The Lucy, Gibbs, from Bangor, smile
last night in this Bay. Crew saved.
IVantwoetil, OCT. 26.-The Lochiel, Cameron, from laser.
nets to Newcastle, struck upon Coquet Island yesterday morning.
The materials and part of the cargo are landed. 1t
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Ills 3lajesty's ship Romney, with the new Governor on board •
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arrived as Newfoundland, previous to the Bth instant.
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