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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-10-30

LITE R.ITVIIE.

TITS TOPOGRAPHY OF ALL THE KNOWN
VINEVARI)s.

CONTAININJ ♦ rorscairriox or ToE KIND AND HI:ALIVE
OF THEIR PRODUCTS, A%I) ♦ CLASSWII AfIUM.
Whittukcr.

We have herr a very useful treatise upon a sultieeren
which information was very much needed. It is the
abridged translation of a French work, very much in re-
quest on the Continent. where the science of connoisseur-
ship in wines is very studiously cultivated; and where the
crea. or spots of ground on which grapes of particular
flavour are grown, and which gives name to the wino made
from them, is a matter of which no g' 'l judge is willing
to he ignorant. Without being so critically versed in the
flavour of wine as to trace • Lee's trin:, to its aurrlia, it is
yet very desirable to have that extent of useful information
which may guard us, if we purchase a variety of wines,
Gant that imposition to attiell our want of topographical
knowledge of the principal vineyards must unavoidably
expose us; anti, as is truly observed in the preface, it will
likewise tend to rectify tit. false arrangement now univer-
sally existing in the lists Inf wines, whether en grov or en
Moll, and pot an end to the terms. Imperial Tukay.
noirtanZe Cos& flermitage (of which the Almanac de
Goarman.h doubtsl the existence of one bottle of the first
quality iu Park), and other wines equally scarce and dear,
which at present tend to enhance the twice of some substi-
tuted liquor, putting to shame the vendor and soi-dis,.nt
connoisseur, by exposing the fraud of the one, and the
ignorance of the other.

Ma. F•t!NTI.TIt3T.--Yestertlay Mr. Freshfleld. jun. se.
companies( by Mr. Kirby, late Clerk in the Batik of
Mews. Marsh and Co., and twa other persons, came to
Marlborough-street (Mice, and NO a communication with
Mr. Conant, the Magi,trat.., in the rrivate room, which
lasted for mac than three hours, on the subject of the
above gentleman's case. The eniference was so close, that
nothing was Illttrvica to transpire ; but we Wilder/WO that
it relates to a fresh deposition on a charge of an entirely
different eturact, r from any that has hitherto Leen r:ade.
am! involving .t sum t. a very large amount.
London, England, 1824-10-30

Just published. Second Edition. price Is.
MITT!' ER'S CATALOGUE of OPTICAL, PHILO-
SONI L, & AIATHEMATSCAL IIkIST/WMENTS,
with • Descriptive Enumeration of the Apparatus employed in
Experimental and Operative Chemistry, Analytical Mineralogy,
and in the prosecution of the recent 1/isomeric+ in Electra Chemical
Science ; to which is added. a List of Preparations for Experimen-
tal Chemistry and Philosophical Recreation and Amusement.
In this Catalogue, which will be found to contain somewhat more
of Peocription than has yet been attempted in a List of Instruments
and Apparatus, the price of each article is specified.
221,-IHigh Holborn.

CHEAP CARPET WAREIIiOUSIL
No. 1110, Piccadilly (two lbws West from St. James's-street).
I_H E Proprietors having made some new arrangements
at their Manufactory, are now enabled to supply the Nobility
and Public with any Quantity of the best BRUSSELS CAR-
PETING, from 4s. lid. to bs. 3d. ; a gusatity of Short Lengths
and Single Pieces, at 45. 3d. and 4s. 6d. • Kidderminster ditto,
from 25. 6d. to 4s. 3d. ; British ditto, trot; 31. to 4s. ; Venetian
Stair ditto, from Is. lid. to 3s. dd. ; Dniggets in all colours, from
21. 6d. to 4s. 6d.; best seasoned Floor Cloth, from 25. 6d. to ss. 3d.
Patterns of Brussels sent to any part of Town or Country.
London, England, 1824-10-30

Sunday evening, the 111th Instant, while the family were at chaps 1,
the burglars entered, and nearly cleared the premises.
It appeared in evidence that Wiens, of the How-street patrol,
met the prisoner on the 18th, in Geswell.street.rosd, and having
heard of the burglary, and knowing the prisoner lobe a suspicious
character, he stopped him, saying, " Lot, I want you." to which
he replied, '• 31y name is not Lot." '6 Then," said Shears, "it
is Cartlidge, and you must come with me to Dow-street." On
searching him at the Queen's Head, there were found twenty.nine
pieces of ribbons, besides lace, &c., in his coat.pocket.
Mrs. Jones attended and identified the property. He was fully
committed for trial.
London, England, 1824-10-30

Just published, the Third Edition, price Se. extra boards,
TILE SECRETAIti"S ASSISTANT; exhibiting the
various and most correct modes of Superscription, Commence.
ment. and Conclusion of Letters to persons of every degree of rank ;
including the Diplomatic, (laird, and Judicial Dignitaries; with
Oats of the Foreign Ambassadors and Consuls. Also, the Forma
necessary to be used in Applications or Petitions to the King in
Council. Houses of Lords and Commons, Government Offices,
Public Companies, &c.
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By the AUTHOR of the Peerage and Baronetage Charts ; the
Chart of Christianity ; a Dictionary of English Quotations, &c.
" This work will prove highly useful to young Correspondents,
mil even afford information to those whose avocations or connexions
require their occasional correspondence with persons of superior
rank. The compiler seems to have used considerable diligence In
ensuring accuracy."—Gentltiman's Mag.
" This little work is a dei.irable appendage to the writing-desk,
and fully enables its possessor to fulfil the precepts delivered to us
in the Seriptures—' Give unto every man his proper title, lest he
be offended, and r 2 betray your ignorance.'"—New Monthly Mag.
Printed for Goo. B. 'Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane.
London, England, 1824-10-30

(4,lllVSTTYE%!lki:eNSC,lll*LELitidO4iirilft banEt,ATIIN, CHEAPNESS.—
14, (near the Four Swans), thsdaints the cant of disinter-
estedness or the more spacious pretext of advertising to caution the
public against the " various delusions " of his competitors.
W. Stevens takes this method of most respectfully thanking these
gentleman who have favoured him with their orders, and requests
their attention to his exterisiveSTOCK of OENIIINE Fl /HEWN
WINES and SPIRITS, selected by personal attention to the wine
and spirit market, and which for quality cannot be excelled. Pur-
chasing for cash, selling at a very small profit, and for reedy money
only, and having a large retail as well as wholesale trade, enable
W. Stevens to compete both in price and quality with any other

W. Stevens particularly directs the attention of gentlemen to a
parcel of rich and line Port Wines, of the genuine vintages of 18-30
and 11t21, end which having purchased under most favourable cir-
cwnstatices, he is able to offer at 365. per dozen, &la per ditto, and
of the highest quality, rich and full flavoured, at es. pee dozen.
The above may be had by quarter cask or gallon (cask in-
cluded), at
Per qr. cask. flat.. I Per qr. cast. Gal. IPer qr. cask. fiat.
£2J£2JI34. 6d. 124 lfls. Ils. 6d. £•26 15a. 6d.
London, England, 1824-10-30

BOOKS IN TIIK PRBSS.

KNIGHT'S QUARTERLY MAGAZINE, No. VI.
will be published ea the 13th NOVEMBER.

In a few days will Iss published, in cos volume, de. octavo,
price 10s. ed.
(2()Lrrui)E; translated from the German of M. Zim-
►77 merman. Illustrated with Engravings by Modes, Rolls,
and Corhould. hom Paintings by T. Stothard, Esq. B.A.
Printed for Time. liritaths, 2, Warwick-court, Holborn.

Early in November will 1w published, in one vol. Hen.
111 EI:()LLECTIONI4 of the LI FE of L 0111) BY RON,
IL from the year 1808 to the end of 1814; detailing the Pro-
gress of his Literary Cartier, in his several publications of the Eng-
lish Bards, Childe Harold, the Corsair, Exc.; and exhibiting his
early character anti opinions. Taken front authentic Documsans,
in the possession of the Author.
By the late 11. C. PALLAS, Fol.
To which is prefixed, an account of the circumstances leading to
the suppression of Lori Byron's i'iorreitpondenc.i with the Allows.,
and his Letters to hi. Mother, lately announced ha publication :
also, a Report of the Lord Chancellor's decision in the cause, Hob-
house and Ilanson v. Bidlaui and others.
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ITERA 11,DIC ANOMALIES.
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This day is published, la $ vols. post 3v• prim 30s. boards,
RAM ESES ; an Egyptian Tale : with Historical Notes
of the bra, of the Pharaohs.
The Tide of Ranteses has been made the vehicle of conveying
to the Public an illustration of Egyptian Antiquities, and • noted
epoch in its history. The author's attention has for a long series of
yawl been occupied in collecting and arranging the notes and data
upon which the incidents are founded.
Printed for U. 11. Whittaker, Ara Maria.lane.
London, England, 1824-10-30

This dirt is published, price 3v. Rd. No. X I. of
BUCKINGHAM'S ORIENTAL HERALD, and
COI,ONIAI, REVIEW;
Containing—l. Proposal for introducing into England the Practice
of Burning the Dead.—ll. An Indian On the Educa-
tion of Youth for Civil Offices in India, No. 2.—IV. Stanza—V.
Greece in 1101 and i;r2.i, by the Honourable Cobwel Leicester
Stanhope.--VI. Reply to " OW where Glory waits thee."—
V 11. The Periodical Literature of the Nineteenth Century, No. 7.
The Monthly Magazine.—V 111.—The 11 arrest 3liim ing.-1 X.
Historical Essay on the Origin, Progress, and probable Results
of the Sovereignty of the nngli4i in India, by 111. Say.—X.
Stanza/4—XL( hi the neglect of living fienius.—X ['Mines to Mrs.
—, in India. on perusing her MS. Poems.— XIII, hold Hast-
ings, Sir Charles Metcalfe, 111 r. Adam, and the Contractors for the
Hyderabad lean.—X IV. Stanzas, to a Coquette.—XV. On the
Recovered 31S. of Milton, now in the Press.—XV I. Lines writ.
ten during Illness.—XV 11. Explanation of sonic Indian Names
found in the Greek Ilistoriatis.—XV 11 I. Sonnet. written on the
Banks of the Onsigen.—X IX. Critical State of existing Dis-
putes between the Persian, Russian, and Burmese Nations, and
the British tiovernment in X. The Minstrel of War.—
X XI. Reviewers Reviewed Trznsitetions of the Literary Society
of Bombay.—X X 11. Sonnet.—X Xlll. Letter front Major
Moor, on the Case of the Parsee Merchant of Bornbay.—XXlV.
Sonnct.—X XV. Remarks on a Letter contained in the Asiatic
.Joumal.—X XVI. Lines, written by Moonlight on a Pillar of the
Ruins of Itailimahal, in the East Indies.— X XVI 1. Right of the
Nation to abolish at once the Fast India Company's Charter.—
X XVI 11. The Pirnte.—X XI X. Debate at the India House—
and the latest Indian, Colonial, and European Intelligence,
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This day is published,
r/LACKWOOTYS EDINISURGII MAGAZINE, No.
13 Kell!. fur October, 11W.
Comysxts hone Germanic*. No. 19. Corte Ton Bey-
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Men and Women ; Brief Hypothesis concerning the difference in
their tienius.—lV. Song. There is not a Breath.—V. The Church
of England and the Dissenters..—Vl. American Wrfters. No. 2.
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the Life of Mansie Wauch, Tailor.—Xll. The Confessions of a
Cantab.—X 11 1. Chapters on Churchyards. Chap. Twi-
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motions. &c.—X VI 1. Births. Marriages, and Ifeuths.
Printed for William Blackwood, Ldiaburgh; and T. Cada,
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BIN/KS PUBLISHED.

OCTAVO EDITION.
Thia day, the Second Edition. In one vol. Ova
LORD BYRON'S CONVERSATIONS with CAP,
TAIN 3INDWI N.
Printed fee Henry Co!burn, H, Ncw Burlington-street.

A NEW GEOAIETRWAT. ATNEMENT FOR YOUNG

P 1:0 P L E.

This day is published, by Base; im7Sons, 4, Broad-street, City,
price fw. with 91 Plates, in extra boards.
iIIAI'VRO-PLAS'rItS; or, the Art of Modelling in
11 Paper; with ample directions to draw with a Ruler and
compass the flat paper figure of t! e object to be represented, and
afterwanls to cut, fold, join, and pain' the same.
••• This ingenious An is calculated to intmduce children to the
most minium and practical applications of Geometry, in a way
which occupies their hands, and thus enforces their attention, with-
out any particular effort of their thinking powers.

This day is published in 3 vols. crown lien., price Mk. in extra boards
THE LIFE of JOHN HET NC LE, Esq.
By TIIO3IAS AMORY, (lent. A new Edition.
" John Ilunele is the English Rahelaia."Fhe soul of Francis
Rabelais passed into Thomas Amory, the Author of the Life and
Adventures of John Houle ; both were Physicians, and enemies
of too much gravity. Their great business was to enjoy life.
Rabelais indulges his spirit of sensuality in wine, in dried neat's
tongues, in Bologna sausages, in Bowes. John Runde shows
the same symptoms of iuordinste satisfaction in tea and bread and
butter. IS bile Rabelais roared with Friar John and the Monks,
John Ilunele gossipped with the ladies, and with equal and uncon-
trouled gaiety. These two authors possessed all the insolence of
health, an thst their works gave a fillip to the Cemstitution ; but
they carried of the exuberance of their natural spirits in different
ways. The Title of one of Rabelais' chapters, and the contents
answer to the title, is, How they chirped over their cup.' The
title of a ccuresoonding chapter is John Runde would run
thus 1--‘ The author is invited to spend the evening with the divine
Miss Ilawki.is, and goes accordingly, with the delightful cooler.
union that ensued.'
London : Septimus Prowett, 23, (ltd Bond-street ; and W. and
C. Tit, Edinburgh.

Just published, Past 111. of
lIE ANIMAL KINGDOM;
Described and Arranged bt conformity with its Org..
ninth'''. By the BARON CUVIER, Member of the Institute
and Academy of Prance, to. 4e. With Engravings, chiefly
from the living Subjects in the Museum of Natural history at
Paris, and other Public Collodion.. With large additional De-
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before noticed, and other Original Matter by the Translators.
' By EDWARD ORIFFITII, AND Oritgas.
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mysl lien. with the Plates carefully coloured, 245., or plain Ilk.;
in deny Sao. plain, Its.
Printed for Gm R..Whitber. Ave Maria-lane.
London, England, 1824-10-30

FOREIGN WINES IN BOTTLE.

Per Dos. Per Dos.
Born Retiero (warranted Very good Sherry .
genuine) . . 445. Duff Gonlun's fine ditto 425.
cruel ed Port - 425. Pale Sherry (delicate and
Pb. Vintage 1820 (2 years finest quality) 455. & 48s.
in bottle) - 45*. & 48s. Very old rich brown
Ditto 1215 (4 years ditto) Sherry - 81*. to 545.
(Tawney) 511. R ',cella* (II olfonPs) . 425.
West India staileira( finest) 12s. Lisbon, Tcneriffit, and
Curious old East India ditto KOs. Mountain - -
WINES FROM TIIE CA PE (IF tit )01) HOPE.

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The character of these wines has been much Injured by the low
priced trash which lies been offered to the 'nadir under the attrac-
tive appellation of •.Fine Cape," •'Excellent Cape," or " Cape
Unequalled."
W. Stevens knowing that the reputation of his establishment de-
pends on the quality of his articles, has recently purchased a large
parcel of fine wines, which he can with confidence offer at Ifis. per
dozen, and very tine lull flavoured at Ills. and 2116. per dozen.
Name and Constantin, last quality, 211.-
; FOREIGN AND BRITISH SPIRITS.

W. Stevens informs the Connoisseur and Invalid that be has a
small parcel of curious old l'hampagne Brandy, at per gall., and
some very old Jamaica Rum, hydrometer proof, 15s. 6d. per gall.
l'cr (Isl. I'm (jal.
Very tine Cognac Brandy Vs. Fine I)ld Jamaica Bum
Best Old lhtto - 234. NCeticlerhuni's O. W.
Ditto, hydrometer proof .2.!). 13‘..1d.
Finest Scheclam II ollands 225. Shrub (unequalled) 13a.
Finc Old Jamaica Ruin Cordials (rich and line
flavour) -12 a.
English (lin made from the purest British spirit, and unrivr.lled
in richness, softness, and tine flavour, at 9s. id., las. ltd., and very
strung fur mixing, at 12s. per gallon. Bottles and hampers 3s. lid.
per dozen, stone bottles 741. per gallon, casks at cnopers' prices. No
credit. Sent free of espense within 5 miles. Money returned if
the articles are not approved.
Entrance to counting-house up the passage.--Orders from the
country must contain a remittance.
London, England, 1824-10-30

BOULOGNE.

An Account of the Passengers who have landed at and
sailed from the Purt of Boulogne-sur-mer, from the
Y eat 1 817 to the 13th October, 1823:--
Years. Arrivals. Departures.
11;17 • 1.2-13 - 2.377
1813 :. 2,304 - 3,233
1102 . 3,410 - 4.226
11120 . 4.212 - 4.1:37
1221 . 3,013 - 3.236
1222 - 3.01 - 3.126
11.23 - 4.072 - 11.277
1224 - 4.230 . 6,6.10
FroM the foregoing statement it will he seen, that the
numbir of passengers between France and England, by
way of Boulogne, has been regularly increasing since 1817.
The Well- known advantages of that route induce us to
believe that this increase will continue.
London, England, 1824-12-02

This day Is pomatted.
AN EXPOSITION of the NATURAL SYSTEM
of the NERVES of the HUMAN BODY; with the
Piers from the Philosophical Transactions on the Sam: Subject.
By Cll A RUES BELE.
Professor of Anatomy and Surgery to the Rossi College of Sur-
geons, Leetirer in the School of Great Windtaill.strect, and
surgeon ef the Middlesex flospitaL
London, England, 1824-12-02

This day is published, in 2 vols. royal Nino. with a new Set of
Plitt'. once li. Ss. in boards, corrected to the present time; the
Fifth FAition, considerable enlarged, of
DEDRETT'S DAROYETAGE of ENGLAND.

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Co.; Rodwell and Martin; King'btuy and Co.; 0. 13. Whit-
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•,,• A New Edition (the greater part re-written) of DE.
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VAN HARENTIONCK'S DUTCH fiRA:II.3IA R.
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bound,
A GRAMMAR of the DUTCH LANGUAGE; with
I. an Appendis. containing Rules, Practical Exercises, Dia-
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London, England, 1824-12-02

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containing all the Changes that have taken place in the Public
Departments of the State, from the Accession of George the
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other useful Articles not in any tithe? Work of the kind.
London, England, 1824-12-02

POLICE.

MANSIOH.HOIYSB.
On Monday amen named Murray applied for the Lind Mayor's
aid under the following circumstances :—He was, he said, one of
fire men who inhabited the Island of St. Tristan fee
the purpose preaching ma elephants. Besides these persons there
were his wife and two Hottentot women on the island. In which he
was doing reniarkehly well, haying got several cows and plenty of
food, when his wife gave birth to a male child without arms.
The wife produced the child, who was deformed in a shocking
manner.—Nature, however,sopplird the want of amts by giving
the child, who is not yet two years old, an extraordinary flexibility
latent the lega, feet, and toes. The mother said the de&rrnity was
oecasioned by a fright which she sustained at seeing her husband
encmin ter a sea elephant, which he killed.
The hnsland rieuplaincd, that the Captain of the Harriet had
Maimed him to comeover to this entintry by promising lOW. nn his
arrival here; and by declaring that he would also do a great deal for
the child. No sooner, flowerer, did he arrive, than the Captain
forgot his proolse, and left then' in a deplorale condition.
In reply some qnestione from the laid Mayor, he said he
(-Auld not tell why the Captain promised him the 140/., and that
his object in leaving the iel:prd ens, to do something for the child,
who, in its state of helplessness, was not fit to remain there. In
fact, he calculatod upon a public exhibition as a means of support.
The !,nun heron said It would be a nio,t improper exhibition.
It was en °Eject which would have been better confined to the de.
.ert island. Female.. Were indeed ton fond of running after dreadful
spectacles. Ile would, he said, take care that inquiries should
I, made into the case, and he &sired that the parties should attend
yeetenlay.
The Captain accordingly attended to meet the charge, but the
complainant never made her appearance.
The Captain stated, that the assertion that he had induced the
man to leave the island was utterly false, and the complaint formed
an example of the mum liorrible ingratitude. Ile took the man,
his site, and child away for charity sake from e the island, where,
though they had enough to at, they had no romfort. Ile not only
did this, but he obtained subscriptions for them at the Cape of
Good ope aid St. Helena, and gave them every accommodation.
This account was corroborated by a surgeon aail another gentle.
man, whip came in the vesseL
The loin,' Al A V oat said it was extremely necessary, that ae the
accusation had beer. publicly niede, it should he publicly answered.
It was the more riecevsary that this contradirtion should go abroad,
as it was probable that extensive imposition would otherwise Ire
practised by means of the child.
London, England, 1824-12-02

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6b t iltrtetWil licrt v,.,

LONDON, THUR

TO lid the early part of March,
FOR MADItAS and BENGAL. the New River-built
Ship MALCOLM, bur Jen 6.50 Tons, JAM EM EYLES,
of the Honotirable Company's regular Service, Commander. This
Ship is built expressly for the East India Trade, and possesses
every comfort and accommodation for Pa‘sengcra.
For Fri ight or Passage apple to the Commander, at the Jeru-
salem Coffee-house; to Itlessts.Watts and Heath, 134, i'enchurch-
street ; or to

JOHN & BRIINLEY, Id, Birehin-lane, Cnn hill.
London, England, 1824-12-02

This day is published, in 3 rola. I?mn. prir. P. Is.
VrANDERINGS of CHILDE HAROLD, a Ro-
I manse of Real Life, interspersed with Memoirs of the
English Wife, Foreign Mistress, and various other celebrated
haracters,
By JOHN HARMAN BEDFORD.
Lieut. R.N. Author of" Views on the Shoe a of the Black Sea."
and who accompanied the Childe in his wanderings till within a
few months of his death.
Printed for Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1824-12-02

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High ('ours of
Chancery, made in a Cattle. Barnes against Rhodes, the
CREDITORS of THOMAS BARNES, late of Barnes-place,
Mile-end, in the County of Illiddlestx, Builder, deceased (who
died on or about the Nat day of Aurrust„ 1818). are, on or before
the 23d Day of DEC EM RE R, 1824, to come in and prove their
Debts before William Courtenay, Esq. one of the Masters of the
said Court, at his Chambers. in Southampton-buildings. Chancery.
lane, London, or, In default thereof, they will he peremptorily ex-
cluded the beeetil of the said Decree. •
J. If. FORTIES,
Ely-place, Plaintiirs Solicitor.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of
enAnsery, made• in a Cause, Barnes against Rhodes, the
CREDiTORb of ROBERT BARNES, late of Mile.end, in
idle County of Middlesex, Esq. deceased (who died on or about the'
2a day of May, 1824, are, on or before the 3d Day of DECh3I.
RER, 1824, to come in and prove their Debts before William
Courtenay, Esq. one of the Masten of the said Court, at his Chain.'
bets, SmUltamPico-bulkiirgi. Clumayry.larir, Lonilon„ or, in de_ I
faith thereof, they will peuxorallueleviett *Oahe& d she
said-Decree. - 7. TUTOR TIES.
Ely-plsee, Plaintiffs Solicitor.
London, England, 1824-09-15

DUEL.

(riox • PO\DINT)
On Thursday last, Captain C-1, at Officer on the 131:-.rtv
of a cavalry regiment, and Lieutenant F—.r, of the !me-,
cently appointed to a foreign station, met at a atcluded lox
the neighbourhood of Hounslow-heath; the former aas
panied by a brother Of and the Istzer, by a gettleirsi
known in the lists of daelhets.

At eight o'clock in the morning the patties arrived in tws pia
chains, accompanied b;• their seconds and a surgeon; asit the
ground having been measured, the patties, at the same time. finti
by signal, the ball of the Lieutenant perforating the right s
hit adversary•'s coat, near the bternit. The seconds then late/1(1,4,
and most honourably endeavoured to produce a reconciliation. bet
a i hoot erect, each party having become infuriated. Other ?utti!s
I were then called for, which were handed. and the combatants ague
took their ground ; when. as the signal was about to be gin r.
posse of constables (who had be.•n alarmed by the first tenor,
and who had ascertained a few particulars from the gnu ,atl9
commanded peace in the King's name. The principals kora-
diately fled to en atEoining enclosure, to determine their err.
test, while the seconds c•:deavoured to appease the zeil of the
constables, but without effect, at they followed the pr nripak ant
pi., vented their farther violence for the present.
The ptincipalt, on seeing that in the event of delay they roe
be precluded from again meeting with their seconds, effectt-e :tw.r
escape; atol on getting i.ito their chaises, renesed their doer.
mutation fur satisfaction elsewhere. They then drove off let
London.
_ . .

The cause of this unhappy fracas is another convincing maid
the baneful effects of those sinks of vice called gaming houses;
appears that the parties, among others, bad met at one of the su-
p,. nor rear .% of diss4uttion, and hail played wee. dear. civc,!.
rather late the preceding omit's, and staked large SUMS on the
game and bets, and the Lieutenant being the most succtsctil
player, and of cool temper, while the Captain was of a cormp
east, an altercation ensued during which words of a highly dere.
gatorr nature ensued, and among other things a sarcasm spent
the BritiA nary, and at length the appellation of liar ; which
the Lieutenant of course became exasperated, and the inertia!: sr
immediately made as inflispcusible with the character at an otEcer,
and thus for the moment the affair rests but there is Hole donto,
'unless some public retracting steps are adopted, that the putes r:Il
meet again either here or on the Continent.
London, England, 1824-09-15

THE ARMY.

The fint Division of the .S7th
b Afithljesex) regi-
ment of Infantry hhasarrived, on nrd the Baltic Mer-
chant transport, at Chatham, from Cork.
The first Battalion of the Rifle Brigade Las marched
from Dublin to Belfast.

The second Battalion of the Ride Brigade has moved
from 'femplemore to Dublin.
A detachtncnt of fifty men, belonging to the 20th and
140th regiments of Infantry, under the command of Lieu-
tenant Henry Clinton, of the 20th Foot, graved yes-
! terday at Chatham' from Portsmouth, preparatory to em-
barking at Deptford, as guards, on board' the Lady East
and Asia convict ships, tvhielt are destined for New South
11Vales.
London, England, 1824-09-15

UNION-HALL.

Jahn Groves, a man of respectable appearance, who described
himself as a blacking-manufacturer, was brought before K. J.
elt•MhE as, Esq. charged with the undermentioned felony:—
The foreman to blasts. Bowling and Walker, the wholesale
druggists, of Kent-street, stated, that the prisoner came to the
warehouse on the 7th instant, and ordered 100 cwt. 2 quarters of
outguns, to be sent to his manufactory, which were to be paid for
on delivery. The nutgalls were sent the following day, and,
by the directions of the prisoner, placed in his cellar. linen
they were lodged there, he refused to pay the order ; and subse.
quently, on application by the firm fur the return of the galls,
or payment fur them, both were refused, until the prisoner was
threatened with proceedings against him, when he sent beck the
articles, which were found to be deficient in weight 141ba. The
prisoner was immediately informed of the deficiency, and acquainted
that if he did not pay for the same, they would bring him before a
Magistrate. The foreman added, that his employers were under
the incessity of resorting to the present means, as he had refused
to make good the loss the complainants had sustained.
The Magistrate remanded the prisoner till next bloodily, to give
an opportunity for any other parties to attend.
London, England, 1824-09-15

TITHFe6-37 Henry VIII.
BT. BOTOLPH, ALDOATE, LONDON.

DEFENCE. OP HE PARISH AGAINST THE LAY
IMPROPRIATOR'S CLAI3I TO 2.. 9d. IN THE

POUND.
THE TITHE GENERAL COMMITTEE appointed
at a VESTRY of this PARISH, most numerously and
respectably attended on the 2d of September, 1321, in the execution
of their duty to promote the success of the important effort now
making fur the relief of all persons interested in Houses and Pre.
guises in this Parish, from the enormous claim of the bay Impro-
pria:or, and in conformity with the Resolutions agreed to unani.
inuusly at the said Vestry, earnestly and especially request the
co.operation and contributions of Freeholders, Leaseholders, Cor-
porate Bodies, and other Owners of Premises in the Parish, who.
as well as the immediate occupiers thereof, are materially affected
and Interested in resisting the said Claim.
Communications upon the subject of Tithes in this Pariah, and
Contributions, are requested to be mole to Me. Deputy Colebateb,
137, Minories ; Mr. Robert Caner, 16, Miami's; Mr. Thomas
Parker, 96, inories ; Mr. John Smith, HI. Atinories; and Mr.
Peter Terry, No. 3, Alinories • the Common Council of the Ward;
or to Mr. W. Morse Batho (Vestry Clerk); and Messrs. Saunders,
Ileawood, end Matthews, No. 5, Cantle-street, Houndsditch.

To the WORTHY LIVERYMEN of the CITY of LONDON.
litices.zmest,
rpliE appointment of a Person to fill the OFFICE of
IL one of your BRIDGE-ItIASTERS being again placed at
your dispose{, in consequence of the death of Mr. Gelatin, I am
Induced to solicit your VOTE and INTEREST to succeed to
the VACANCY. In offering in self to your notice it may WA-
-pseud stmedsithte /or year stallinges, and I can.
not do Petits than unhesitatingly to inform you, that a failure in
my business, which Ihad conducted for upwards of thirty years,
and the commit:ern expenses attending the bringing up a family of
10 children, have placed me in a situation of venturing to hope
my appeal may not be unavailing being assured that the Livery of
London, while they have a watchful eye to the selection of a proper
person. are ever anxious to provide an asylum for those who may
placed by the reverses of fortune to require such an appointment
as is now vacant.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your devoted and obliged servant,
TIIO3IAS DALE, Citizen and Goldsmith.
7, Lontierotall.
London, England, 1824-09-15

TOWN HALL.

Joseph Wilishise, a town carter, to a warrant for con-
tempt, at the instance of George Corbett, Esq. wine-merchant,
of Northampton-squatc, who preferred against him the following
complaint a...-
Mr. Cokes stated, that on the 211th August last, between seven
and alike Is the evening (from which time the defendant quitted
his ensphrier'ssactice and secreted himself) he was driving towards
town In a pastwhaise, accompanied by a lady, and had arrived
nearly Three Crown-equate, half way between the Tows
1 Hall twel Bride, when he the cart driven by the
dsinaisrat swgesashiag hill in direction, with the evi-
dent liatestiseeif Iseilai beton two lines of carriages to his left
and thearies,
_Oen ba(tbetom tainant) drew up close to the kirb
stone, and Whig • Men tepaatsiiy that there was not room to pass,
which he (the tinfamires) who was standing up in the cart and Mir-
ing with reins, patem the slightest attention to, but, continuing
his course, faced wax through and nearly upset the chaise, the
off wheel being raised several inches from the ground. The cart
was drawn by one horse and empty.
The defendant, after suitable reprehension, was convicted is the
penalty of ltts. besides all the costa, which, being unable to pay, he
was committed.
London, England, 1824-09-15

BANK OF F.NGLAND, Sept. H.
IIIIIF Court gt. Directore tat. Governor and Cornpiny
the Satt4 (9' Fnglawd,irire Notice,
That *General Court will be held at the Bank on Till 'ItS.I).IY
newt. lir 18th inst. at ll o'clock in the forenoon, to consider of a
Ivismn,ol ; which will also be ono of the Quarterly Oencral Courts
by the Charter.
It. BEAT. Secretary.

EAST INDIA trousr„Septonber 1, 11121.
rril AuntsE Court sq. l)ireeturs If the United
dun
Mar-
t of &nd gla trading to tits East Indica duhereby' rive
Vat the Quarterly General Court of the said Company, appoint.
to he held at their llouse in beadenhall-street, on WEDNILS.
t).‘f, the 22d Instant, Is made special, far the purpose of laying
.. ehere try Proprietors for their approbation. a Resolution of the
Directors of the 7th of July last, granting a Pension of
000. per annum to Mrs. Francklyn, formerly the widow of 31a per
Stevenson. of the Madras establishment; also a Resolu-
M the Court of Directors, of the 11th July, granting to Mr.
tines Najorlhanks, of the Bengal Civil Service, the sum of
As 64,0Wtl upon the grounds stated in the said resolutions.
The reports required by the by-law, cap. 6. sec. 19 and 20. to-
;ether wifh the documents upon which the said resolutions have
seen fanned, ate open at this House for the perusal of the Pro-
prietors.
The Court of Directors do also hereby give Notice. that the said
General:sort is made further special for the purpose ()flaying before
the Proprietma. for their appiubstiun, in conformity with the 17th
tee. of the 6th chapter of the by-laws, a Resolution of the Court of
directors of the 21st of July lest, appointing Mr. Robert Martin
Purveyor at the Military Weininary, and Steward of the
vompany's Estate at Addiseembe, with a salary of (4000 Four
:landfill pounds per annum.
Copy of the said Resolution now lies opt; at this House, fur the
penned it the Proprietors.
JOSEPH DART, Secretnek

METROPOLITAN MARINE BATH CO3IPANY.
CAPITAL-500,00GL
10,000 SHARES, OF MN. EACH.
THE Dbjeet of this Company is In bring home the
benefits of SEA WATER BATHING to the whole of
the l'opol.wion of the Capital.
The mews proposed for this end ate to raise upon the Coast, by
a Steam-/Sgine, a constant supply of Sea Water, to the height of
ebout I:te Met. and thence conduct the same to London through
past.lmn Pipes, of the usual dimensions of the New River Com-
pany's Stria Mains.
The Prospectus, comprising a fuller development of the views,
and further pasuculars. of the regulations of the Company, may
be had of Messrs. Sweet, Stokes, and Carr, G Ilasinghall-street ;
.Messrs. Opel, Cuertons, and Cundy, Stock Brokers, Royal Es-
change; SetutrwlVelfe and Edmonds, 9, Change.alley ; Messrs.
an.l Roches, 110, Old Broad-street ; and of blesses. Gale
and Catere, iCf, fall-mall.
Applications for Shares (post paid). addressed to the Directors,
will be recived by any of the parties above named.
London, England, 1824-01-29

A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.

T______
HERE is not, perhaps, in the whole Materia Medics
any one remedy which so effectually relieves the pain of a
suffering patient as the A_MERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP.
Who can watch the writhing tortures into which a lovely infant is
often convulsed during the period of dentition, without feeling
sympathy for its suffixing' ? And who would hesitate to procure a
remedy, when a remedy can be found, which is obvious by the
effectual relief afforded in so many distressing cases which are daily
coming to the notice of )Ira. Johnson ? Therefore, Mother;
never to be without the A 31ER WAN SCR/MING SYRUP in
the Nursery; for, if a child awakes in the night with pain, by only
rubbing the gums with a few drops of the Syrup, it will immedi-
ately open the porn, heal the gums. and thereby prevent fevers and
convulsions ; for should it come in competition with any other dis-
order, it often destroys the mother's brightest hopes.
To be had wholesale and retail, of Johnson and Co. 211, York.
*au., City-road; and, by their appointment, of all principal
Medicine Venders in town and country, at 2s. 9tl. per bottle.
N. 13. None are genuine unless signed on the Stamp with :frs.
Johnson's own hand-writing, u there ore several spurious sons.

TO SOLICITORS, RANKERS, MERCHANTS, AND
TRADESMEN.
Just published, in 4tn., neatly printed on the beat lame duck
wove pool paper, and homresved,
COLLINS'S MEMORANDA for 1824 ; containing
a Diary for Memoranda, Appointments. Bills due, List of
StampPuties, Assisted Taies, Public 1101141/5, end ji miveY of
other most useful information. Price, sewed, ss, ; hilLnouno, is. ;
fine, half-bound, bs. lid.
Printed and published by Collins and Co. 9, Old Bailey ; and
to be had of all the principal Bookiellera and Law Stationers in
Town and Country.
London, England, 1824-01-29

UNPARALLELED BARGAINR.

FO;ITY LIVEN,

,
11-1-aNkettil, QUILTS, HOSIXRY,
SILK SIERCERY, &c.
31[FgR.8.1, CHEESEMANfor COiiestGriertcr
street, beg hove to otter to the Nobility, Gentry, and subsea, the
undermentioned Articles, at a reduction of Forty per Cent. at
least :

Pieces of Angola Stripe and Checks, Is. Id. per yard ;
Two hundred and eighty pair of real Witney Blankets, fa. ed.
per pair: medium size, 7s. Ikt per pair, well calculated for
benevolent purposes ; extra sire, 12..111. ; the largest and best
quality from 17s. to a sovereign per pair; Counterpanes and
Quills, fri. each ; capital Afelch flannel, ikl. • yard ; Fcoteti
Gingitatus, 2s. bti. the dress; Ilessia Damask, Diaper, flocks".
btck, &c. Aid. a yard ; full yard-and.half wide llamburgh Da-
mask, 2s. per yard ; two and a half and three yards wide ditto,
2s. did. to 3s. ; Furniture Dimities, sd. per yard ; vary line ditto,
Bd. ; the widest and best made, l Id. per yard.
Several Boxes of grass-bleached Linens, full 6d. per yard under
the usual prices ; a great quantity a little soiled at a sacrifice ; also
several dozen Ibunburgli Damask 'fable-cloths and Napkins to
match, extremely cheap, jest received ; three Boxes of Scotch Da-
mask Table-cloths and Napkins, front 7d. each.
31cAsni. C. and Co. particularly claim the public attention to
their much-approved India Long-Cloth Shirting, from 6d. to
per yard ; exquisitely tine ditto, for Gentlemen's wear, Is. to Is. 3d.
per yard ; Nairimooks and India Jacconef Muslin,' for Cravats.
to Is.6d. per square ; Norwich Crapes, Tabhinsts, Poplins. Born-
hasines, &c. Is. a yard; besides an incomparable Stock of Russia,
Scotch, and Irish Sheeting.., exceedingly cheap.
The wear of every Artirl- ri.ranteed, and all finculs bought at
Gloucester House, if not approval, will be exchanged.
A aliscouut allowed on all amountirg to Te founds.
London, England, 1824-01-29

This day is published. twice ss. bound, the Second Edition, cor-
recteil and much improved, of
IIIIEORY and PRACTICE; or, A Guitle to the
French Language: devised on an easy snd methodical Plan
for Youth, and Persons who wish to study the Elements of that
language, with or without writing Exercises; and likewise a Book
of Reference for Persons who wish to translate English into
French. By J. )lAITROIS,
. .

Author of " A 3h:dem French Conversation:" and " Observa-
tions on the Study of the French Language."
" La protium rend I'hnmme maitre.'
London: Printed for J. Nunn, lirest Queen-street. Lincoln's
Inn.fields; Trcuttel and Wurtz, Treuttcl Son, and Richter, Soho.
Kum
London, England, 1824-01-29

BILIOUS AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.

AB a effectual remedy for all throe Disonlers
which originate in a vitiated action of the Liver and biliary
hrgans„ namely, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Headache, Heart-
burn, Flatulenetes, Spasms, Costiveness, Affections of the Liver,
&c. &c., DIXON'S ANTIBIIAOUS PILLS have met with
more general approval than any other 3ledicine whatmiever. They
unite every recommendation of mild operation, with successful
effect, and require no restraint or confinement whatever during their
use. In tropical climates, where the consequences of redundant
and vitiated bile are so prevalent and alarming, they are an invalu-
able and efficient protection. They are likewise peculiarly calcu-
lated to correct disorden arising from excesses of the table, to re-
store the tone of the stomach, and to remove most complaints oc-
casioned by irregularity of the bowels.
Sold in bonen, at 2s. IM., Gs., Ils., and 725., by Butlers, Che-
mists, .1, theapside, St. Paul's; 220, Regent-street (near the Ar-
gyle Rooms). Loaders; Nl'aterloo-place, Edinburgh ; Sackville-
street, DubJui t aid by the principal Medicine Vmders throughout
the United Kingdom.

AT THE AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY,
WINSLEY-STRENT, 01470 RD-STREET ; AND AT
THE IiANU.FACTORY, CORNWALL-ROAD, WA-
TERLOO-BRIDGE, SURREY.
EES, CMIA M, and H A LLEN, have on sale a
great variety of Ploughs, Harrows, Drills, and Sowing
mes; Winnowing and Threshing Machines, Chaff CuUers, and
Bruising Machines, for Malt, Beans, Peas, Oats, &e.; Hand
Mills for grinding Floor, with Boni:era either otritewl or Burr
Staves; Turnip, Carrot, and Mangcl Wurzel Cuuers; the Re-
volving Brake Harrow, and General Brawn's new Cultivator, with
all itaiziprovembons. Mabee Inverted Hone Hoe, Scotch Carta,
Patent Churns and Mangles, Le.
Also, every description of Wrought and Cast Iron Work, Sheep,
Cattle, and Os Hurdles; Cattle and Pig Troughs. Field and Gar-
den Rollers, Cucumber and Melon Lights, Cast Iron Pumps and
Pipes, &e.; Rick Stands and Berets; Cast Iron Milk Pans, le.

Just published. in I vol. l2rno. 30. Rd. bound.

RADUCTION FRANCAISE, on CU./du
MA Nl' 614 EPISTOLA I RE, a rusage das JBM4iLS
T
DIMON OMER ANO L A TSES:

LE Nati • •ar ve de Pads.
Printed for Dulau and Co. No. 37, Soho-maw.
The above " Key" will be found to give full and correct Note"
Letters, Ike. in French, the outline of which is only given in the
"Manuel Ephpplaire." Together they form the best guide fur
French Letter-Writing thin has yet been published.
London, England, 1824-01-29

FAMIONABLE INTRLLICENCE.

The Puke of Norfolk has arrived at Worksop MATIOf, Nitta,
froni his seat, Farnham, Sufliilk.
_ _

_ 1
The Earl and l'ountews of I>erby arrived yesterday at their house
in Ilrosvenor-square, from their scat, Knowsley, Lancashire.
laird Bruce arrived on Monday at his father's, the Marquis of
A i!estntry, in (!roavenor.aquare, front Paris.
.... . _

The hat' land l'ountess oi Surrey have left the Marquis of Staf-
ford's seat at Richmond, for Worksop Manor, Sorts.
The Marquis and Marchioness of .ravistook have arrived at Wu-
burn Abbey, fn.m Oakley House.
Sir Richard Borough, Dart, has arrived at his house in Portland-
place. from Brighton.
Colonel and Mrs. Evans have arrived in Sackville-street, from
/Atter.

Arrivals at the Royal lintel, St. James's-street :—Captain
Price, from • teur ; C. Fairfield, EN. feom Faris ; Mr.
and Mrs. Nightingale and (rosily, from their seat in Derbyshire.
licprrture :—Colonel Scutt. flal Duards, for Thorpe, Berks.
Earl Spertcer arrived yesterday morning at his house in St.
James's-place, front the Duke of Bedford's, Woburn Abbey. In
the afternoon his Lordship left town for Chatham, to meet his
eon, the lion. Captain lrederick Spencer, who is just arrived
from South America, after an absence of nearly five years.
The lion. Lady Smith has arrived at her house in Piccadilly,
frawiltrunsgatc.
Sir Robert Wigram, and family, arrived in town yesterday, from
Hampton Court, in lierefordshir:, where they had bean spending
the Christmas with John Arktright, Esq.
Caphtin Man has arrived at Ins house in Park-street, from his
Nat, D•dhata, Esse!. .

The Docheis of Gloucester arrived in town yesterday from Itag-
shin Cork. . _ .. . _ _... . .. .

Mr. and Mrs. Archdeacon and family, left Thomas's Hotel,
Byrkeley-squatr, yesterday, for their seat in Suffolk.
Stracey, Esq., and James and Frederick Catty, Ems.
have left Blake's lintel, Jyrniii-stryet, for Woofs ich.
Charles W. Wynn, ALP. had a grand dinner party yesterday,
at his house, NVlntehall-place.
John Mitchell. EM. has left his house in Charles-street,
Berkeley-square, far Bath. Mn and the Misses Mitchell will leave
this day for Brighton.
Arrivals at Fladong's Hotel, Oxfonl-street :—Thomas Swinner.
ton, Est ; Lieutenant-Colonel Neithoepe ; J. F. Hindle, Esq,
jun ; L. R. hope'', Esq. and Rev. Mr. Cotton. insures :
from ditto :—James Whtbie, Esq. fur Woodley Lodge, Reading ;
Samuel Prime, Es/l. for Bishops Stanton; Admiral Illarqham
for Oxford; Mr. and Mrs Mtcklethwaiu on a tour; Captain
and MISS Spence on a tour.