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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-06-01

SeriTTISII PLURALITIES.

On Tuesday hat the Genera I iijrN"--- of the Chur of Sect-
Mlbl y l+
land, after hearing Commie' on both sides., derided in favour of Plu-
ralities, or, at least, in favour of Principal Macfarlane. by reversing
the sentences of the S,ioad of tilasgow and Ayr. and the Prrabytery
of fillasgow, who had refused to sanction a presentation of the Hew.
I Principal to the Parish Church of St. Mimeo, in that city (he
isaitinuieg to hob! the office of Principal in the University of
1
. Glasgow).
After some attempts to move an adjournment, the vote was put
Revery.. or Affirm, when there appeared—
Iteverve - 163 I Affirm - lilt I Majority - 115
The great interest excited by this case caused a great crowd to be
, assembled four hours before the opening of the doors. and, on their
being opened, the rush and pressure was so great, that many cler-
gymen. members, could rot obtain seats ; the gallery was ordered
to he cleared of all strangers except ladies, in order that these gen-
tlemen might be adiiiitizd. In adopting this disagreeable alterna-
tive, it was first endeavoured by persuasion to get the gentlemen in
the galleries to withdraw, but few were inclined to quit postarsion
in this way, and recourse was of necessity had to the civil autho-
rities, After all, it required the exertions of the Assembly clerks,
i personally. aided by a pour of policemen, to clear the galleries ;
and one individual, after playing at Wile and seek with the officers,
under the seats, foe a quarter or an hoar, was at length dragged
from his lurking-place, to the high amusement of the spectators,
his garments mac the better for the struggle.—Edinburgh Star.
London, England, 1824-06-01

JAMAICA PAPERS.

We hire received Jamaica Papers to the 261 h March.
KINGSTON, Mmten 29.
We feel sorry in making mention of the billowing melancholy
axident that lm thrown the family of Mr. Henderson into gent
distress:—As Mr. Henderson, his Britannic .Majesty's Consul
fieocral to the Republic of Colombia, was proceeding by the ricer
Magdalena to Bogota, accompanied by his family, on their arrival
at Moinpos, one of his sons, a tine promising youth, was induced
to bathe, and in the act he was seized by an alligator, and imme-
diately disappeared. A dog, that was swimming at the same time,
met a similar fate.

JAMAICA, MARC!! :2•

We have received Bogota Gazettes to the ath ult. An edict has
ban published at Lima. banishing all Spaniards who have been
engaged on the side of Old Spain.
:HATCH 26.

A hest of pirates has been discovered by his Majesty's ships
Icarus and Speedwell in the island of Pines. Two or three small
vessels were found in the river Santa V; and, in the attempt to
capture them, the English force was so small, that it was unsuc-
cessful; and Lieut.laayton, Mr. Strode, and four seamen, fell •
sacrifice; the two remaining seamen hid themselves in el.e bushes,
a .41 coped. These two vessels were afterwards joined by the Lion
end Union schooners, and had detached COO men in bouts to proceed
up the river to capture and destroy the banditti. Not 1:!e least
doubt was entertained of their success. . .

A letter, of which the following is an extract, has been
received from Jamaica, by an eminent house in the city :
KINGSTON. M AICII 25.
Capt. Chitty, of the Colombian frigate Venezuela, dines to-day
wfch the Admiral, and salutes took place yesterday between them,
being the first time such a circumstance et er occurred.
Vessels of war going from Jamaica to Jacmal will, in
future, call at Maracaibo on their return.
London, England, 1824-06-01

DEMERARA.

[From the Glasgow Courier.]
At a late hour this fotenhon we were favoured with the perusal of
letters from Demerara to the lath ult., brought by the 'interline to
Liverpool. Thew, we regret to state, inform us, that the militia
had been again called out, sn consequence of reports of another pro-
jected revolt intended to take place on the Easter holidays. tine
negro had' been brought in from the west coast, who had been found
with home muskets and bullets, but, upon investigation, it was
avietaired that these had been given him by his maim to shoot
deer. From the east coast the alarm was more serious. A negro
bad been brought in belonging to HMV. VCrliT Estate, where Smith,
the Alissionary, lived, sad which slave had been concerned in the
late revolt He was stewed by the well-disputed negroes spot! a
uliolsheaming estate, while lo the act of making an attempt to in-
duce them to rise on Hader Heeds:, and emancipate themselves,
which, he said, they could now mare readily elect than formerly.
Hsi' under examination, together with another man, who it con-
nected with him. The sham had, however, in some degree sub-
aided, upon its being ascertained that he was intoxicated when he
wade the declaration. Drunken people, however, sometimes let
out important truths. The militia were called outaml placed on
pwnianent duty, and were expected to remain so till General
D'Utban arrived. Strong instructions had come out from Lord
Bathurst, directing him upon his arrival to issue a Proclamation,
warning the negroes of the danger of listening to incendiaries, and
directing him to put down every attempt at rebellion in the most
summary manner. This had in mom measure quieted the minds of
the white inhabitants, but still theminds of the negroes were by no i
means in a settled state. They look upon the remora! of Governor
Murray as conveying on the part of his Majesty a marked disap-
prohatiun of his cot:duct.
London, England, 1824-11-25

Alm), by the eame Author._

PRACTICAL 11E—diAiikri;;t1;;51ANADEMENT and
IMPROVEMENT of (IRAsS LAND. as far as relates to Irri-
gation, AVinter-ilooding, and I)rainage; in a Utter to the Land.
ownt.rs, &e. of the County of Essex.
Printed for J. Ridgway, 160, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1824-11-25

SCARCITY OF WATER AT TIIR LATE FIRES.

A Meeting of the Common Councilmen of the Waed of Farring-
don Without was held yesterday morning, at the new Inquest_
house in St. And rew's church-y ard, Holborn, for the purpose of insti-
tuting an inquiry as to the alleged want of a pmmpt and sufficient
supply of water at the late conflagrations that have occurred in that
!Ward, viz. in Fleet-street. and at Mersra.Wilitinson's, on Ludgate.
hill. Notice of the intended meeting acd its object had been given
to the Directors of the different Fire Insurance (Miens, as also to
the New Hirer Company ; and several gem'anen. together with
some of the firemen, and the Parochial and City Officers, were in
attendance.

A. this inquiry was one of great public importance, and of
such a nature that it would be scarcely possible to suggest even •
plausible reason fur its being conducted with secrrsy, stone of the
Common Council were of opinion that the attendance of a gentle-
man connected with the public press would be highly desirable,
and a reporter in consequence attended ; but a question arose as to
the propriety of admitting him, and after solemn deliberation it
was at length decided by a majority, on the show of hands, that the
Meeting was private, and that the reporter should not be admitted.
Mr. Alderman Watchman, the Alderman of the Ward, at.
tended the Meeting.
London, England, 1824-11-25

TTIE BRITISH PRESS.

sal ruin—ingull'ked and destroyed the nation, unless the
public faith was broken, the Established Church pillaged,
and the Constitution of the land overturned. These reme-
dits, we all know, were, however, happily rejected. From
such hands public benefits, could we suppose them to be
offered, would be doubtfully and suspiciously received;
but the clear, palpable, arolacious mischief of their schemes
was at one peiceive,l, am! by the sound majority of the
kingdom indignantly spurned. We have recovered from
the exhaustion of a long war of unexampled exertion, by
adhering to a course precisely the opposite of that tecom-
mended to us by our silly or insidious friends; the public
faith has been preserved inviolate ; the Established Church
has been maintained in all its rights and privileges; the
Constitution has been defended in every part, and strength-
ened by fresh securities. The results of this policy are
before us: the voice of faction is stifled; distress has dis-
appeared ; all the great interests of the country enjoy
unparalleled prosperity. Long may this haispy state of
things continue; but let us always bear in mind that,
under Providence, we owe it to the wise and vigorous
policy which saved us from conquest by our foreign foes,
and from what woubd have heot more disastrous and dis-
graceful still—confusion by our domestic disturbers.
London, England, 1824-11-22

NFU' MIP.:

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London: printed for Ch-arita—lCitt-17, Pall-mall East.

This day is published, price Is. &I. bound, re on a line papa, price
Its. neatly bound, the Second Edition of
itMANUAL EA NI ILY PRAYERS, for the Use
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Of whom may be had,
A SERMON on the DUTY of FAMILY PRAYER
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Februng 1824, by the Right Reverend C. J. Rkonfiald,
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Second Edition pr—ioe Is.
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London, England, 1824-11-22

FASIIIONA111.1! INTELLIGZIVCIL

Countess Berkey has arrived= house in St. Jarnees•aquare,
from her seat. Wrest, ttttt se, Bedfordshire.
Lord and Lady Nugent lelt town on Saturday, for their seat,
Lilly., Bucks.
!kits Purvis has arrived at her brother's, the Earl of Blessington,
in St. James's square, hoot Holland.
Captain Tyner has arrived in town. from Cheltenham.
Mr. and Mrs. Harding left riouid's hotel, Jennyn-atreet, yes.
terday. for Briool.
Sir Hvirilr K. Powell, Rut. and fentily arrival yes'erday at
Blake's Hotel, Jertnyn-street, front their seat in Shmnshire.
The Earl of Miltown kit the St. James's hotel, Jermyn.strect,
on Saturday, for farts.
Major and !Ira. %Prey left town yesterday for Brighton.
Sir Frederick and Lady Baker and family arrived on Saturday at
their house to Jermyn-streei, front Malvern Wells.
Mr. Itewirk anti family left the A‘'aterlon Hotel, Jermymatreet,
yesterday, for their seat, Hallerton Hall, Lancashire.
The Countess of Clarendon has arrived at her house in North
Audley-street, from her seat, the Grove, Herts.
Arrived in town, at emir residence in 11'inipitle-street, Mr. and
Mrs. house, front Itanegate.
Earl Talbot has left tuwn for his seat Is Statfordahire.
fieneral Ord has kft Oordoit's Hotel, Albemarle-street, for his
mat in Hants.

- -
The Honourable Henry Legge has left town for Sandwell Hall,
Staflhrdshire.

Arrivals at llalt's Ilntel, 11nve►-street:—Mr>. Ilstberton and
family, from Lancashire; the Hon. Miss 31onckton, from Selby
!fall, l'arksliire; Mr. and Mrs. James, from I'nrh•trire. De-
partures i_-Captain and Mrs. Esrott, for f frigar 11111; the Earl
O'Neil; Mrs. and the Misses Ihoyle, from Cheltenham; Mrs. and
the Misses Darker, from ditto.

Departures from Long'e ifntel, Bond-street :—Coptain
mend, R.N. for Portsmouth; Mr. and Mrs. 'toward, for the Con-
necta ; (lievalier Le Breton. for Paris; Captain Noble, for
Brighton; J. I'llo, Eng. For Milton 31ordirar Saunders, Eb'l•
lot ditto; and Mr. and 111 Soutliby, for Norfolk.
London, England, 1824-11-22

if lAN 1) I.ES, nd. per lb. ; waxed wick tnoulds 74d. Crest
advantages for ("ash or Credit, on the usual tenni, at
OAVIEs'S 0111 Established 11'arshause„ 63, St. Martin's-lane,
opposite New Slaughter's Coffee-house. Every article of the best,
the Cash prices as follow :—waxed wick moulds, Gd. per dozen;
candles 6s. to 61. Gil. ; tine was candles, 3s. 4d. per lb. ; sperm
candles 2.. Ktl. ; palace was lights. 3a. ; Windsor and patent
soap. Is. 4d. ; brown Windsor, Is. ; fine sealing wax, 4a. 6d.;
mottled snap, 70s. per cwt.; yellow, 625. ; curd, 84a.; best sperm
oil, 4s. per gallon. Goods forwarded to all parts of the world.
London, England, 1824-11-22

This day is published, in tan volumes post octavo, price las.
ENGLISiI LIFE; or. MANNERS at /1011 E; in
pour Pictures.
"In these Pictures of Life, I have never been an studious of
noelty sr surprise, as to depart at inlly from all resemblance ; sonic
misrizenwin nay be allowed to tt.'elotootion, anti same exaggera-
tion to burlesque but as they devi.ite further from reality, they
Income less useful, because their loam S will fail Of application."—
DT. Joinnun.

Printed for O. Wightman. Fleet-strert.
Or whom may be had, just published,
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7.. 6d.
London, England, 1824-11-22

SALE BY AUCTION.

lit /OK'S.
By Mr. EVANS.
At his Boom, No. 93. Pall-mall, TO-MORROW, Nov. 21,
and four following days,
"1111 E VALUABLE LIBRARY of the late REV.
IL C. C. CILIA' DEUS. Hector of Hoimpton and Wclwick,
containing a very good collection of Theology, History, Topo-
graphy, Climates, Philology, ai.d Miscellaneous Literature.
London, England, 1824-11-22

THE KING. COURT.

On Saturday, soon after twelve o'clock, his Majesty ar-
rived in his travelling carriage at his Palace, in Pall-mall,
from the Royal Lodge, Windsor Park. Soon after his
Majesty's arrival the Dukes of York and Clarence visited
the King.
At one o'clock his Majesty proceeded to hold a Court,
agreeably to 111111111011/1, issued from the Secretary of
State's Office. The Council Officers, his Highness l'rince
Esterhazy, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipoten-
tiary f the Emperor of Austria; mud his Excellency
Prince l'olignae. Ambassador from his Must Christian Ma-
jesty, Chariot X.; attended by the Right lion. George
Canning, his Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for
Foreign AWiirs ; and Sir Robert Chester, his Majesty's
Master of the Ceremonits, hail audiences of his Majesty.
There were present. besides the above distinguished
personages, the Lord Chancellor, the Secretary of State fur
the Dome Ikpartment, the Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs, the Master General of the Ordnance, the Pre-
sident of the Board of Control, Ile- Chancellor of the
Duchy of Lancaster, the Master of the Horse, the Trea-
surer of the Household, the Lord Chief Justice of the
Court of King's Bench, the Master of the Ceremonies,
Earl Cathcart (Cold Stick in Waiting), Lord St. Helen's
(in waiting), Sir Edmund Nagle (Groom in Waiting).
Ills Majesty held a Privy Council, at which land
Viscount Morpeth was introduced, and sworn in Lord
Lieutenant of the East Riding of Yorkshire.
The Recorder of London was introduced to the King in
Council, and made his report of the convicts capitally con-
victed at Justice Ilan, ill the Old Bailey, at the last Sep-
tember Session.

Mr. Secretary Pt el officiated it the Lord President of the
Council, in the absence of Earl Ilarrowby, who is abroad.
The King gave audiences to the Lord Chancellor, Mr.
Secretary Peel, Mr. Secretary Catit.ing, and the Duke of
Wellington.
The Court broke up anon after six o'clock.
London, England, 1824-08-07

BOOKS PUBLISHIRD.

This day in published, in er.e vnl. royal likno. price 7s. in bawds.
V HE POETICAL NOTE-HOOK, and EPIORAM-
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London, England, 1824-08-07

COALS 40a. per Chaldron, with Three Sacks Ingrain
on Five (Manikins, and One Sack on 2* Chaldrons. JOHN
HAYWOOD and Co. respectfully inform their Friends and the
Pahlic, that from their extensive connexions in the Collieries they
are enabled to offer large WALL...it:ND COALS 445. per Chat-
drop: small ditto, 30s. delirmed free of expense, except a trifle for
shotriv and metage.
Orders, by' post or othawise, to John Hayward and Co. Pedlar's
Acre Wharf. Lambeth, near Westminster Bridge, win meet with
immediate attention.
London, England, 1824-08-07

FASHIONABLIF INTILLIGEA)rE.

Count and Countela Littren had another distiogniShed party at
dinner yesterday, rt Aahbumham House, lhiver..treet.
Charles Selwyn, Esq. has arrived at Grillon's Hotel, Albemarle-
street, from his seat, Down House, Essex.
The Earl of Aylesford has left town, Cot his seat, Rockington.
Il'arwiekshire.

Lord S.t,lney and family have left town, for their scat in Kent.
The Ertl of Chichester has left town, for his seat in Sussex.

The Archbishop of Canterbury, and family, left Lambeth Pa.l
lace on Thursday, for Ramsgate, for six weeks.
The Right lion. the Speaker of the !louse of Commons, is ex-
peened in town tins day, from Bnkmor.
Lord and Lady Lsngford, and family, have left town, for their
seat, Englelield Greyn, Storey.
Sir Charles and Lady Come have left town on a tour.
Lady Deering has left town fur Earl Onslow's near in Kent.
The Countess of Carhampton has kft town for her seat, Payne's
Hill, Kent.
Ikpartures from Fenton'. Ilotel, St. James's:street :—The lion.
31r. and Ma. Tullemaebe, for their seat in Beets; 11. Forrester,
Esq. for Rutiandsliire; F. 31organ, Esq. for his seat in Rants ; A.
'Morris, I:sq for ditto.
Arrivals at the Royal lintel, St. James's-street :—J. Crippg,
Esq. M.P. from Cioacenershire ; Colonel Fitzgerald, from Rams-
gate ; M. D. Pendergast, Esq. M.l'. fermi Brighton ; Captains
Stanley and Boyd, Ith lhagoon Guards, from Ireland.—Departures
front ditto: Mr. and :llrs. Richard Oakley and family, for their
seat in Devonshire ; Capt. Jenner, for his scat, Gloucestershire ;
J. J. Guest. Esq. for his seat in Wales.
Captain Crivps sits left his house in Cleveland row, St. James's,
for Ms seat, Ashcroft !louse, Ohrucestashir:.
London, England, 1824-08-07

FLANDERS MitlL.

A Flanders Mail, arriveti yestenlay morning, brings
Papers to the '4th inst., which state the fact of Prussia
for Lidding its subjects to send their children to the Swiss
Universities. The announced prohibition of French titer-
chandize in the Netherlands is a commercial fact of some
importance :
_ BUCHAREST, JULY 12.

The departure of the Ottoman troops seen is at length to take
plate: 800 men have already lett the city, and it is said that in a
fortnight the Disehli Aga sill arrive lime, and everything be re-
placed on the usual footing. Th: Ifirtpodar is said to have received
the most precise orders on this subject.-4111,censehle Zeituirg,
July 28.
A COSIIIIIO. Jr t.T 24.

The Decree of the Prussian Cabinet, prohibiting its subjects
from studying in certain foreign universities (those of Tubingen
and Basle were esptessly named), no account of the revolutionary
principles supposed to be inculcated in them, caused an estrum.
dinary aensatiwo, and the Governmmis interested made remon.
'trances to that of Pressit. The Cabinet of Stuttgard addressed
• diplomatic note to that of li:rlin, to disprove the accusation
against the University of Tubingen. The Government of
Bade afterwards did the same with respect to the University of
'Bask.

BRUSSELS, AUGUST 1.

The Ghext Jaidrital states that hie Blajesty, in consequence of
the Address relative to the corn trade, presented to hint by the
Second Chamber, has now named Commissioners to investigate the
I subject, and that M. Barthelemy, propane of the Address, is
among the number.
There is also a report of a very interesting nature, viz. that a
Royal Decree may be expectel to appear in a few days, which,
onginating in the principles of reciptontv. will prohibit the impor.
tation of French merchandize in general into the kingdom of the
Netherlands.
London, England, 1824-08-07

'NULL

We have receivA a further supply of Bombay Pap•rs.
but not to later dates than those which previously reached
Us. The following is the only article which we find in
them worthy of notice. It is from the Ilwittay Courier
of the 20th March :
"A correspondent has sent us the fallowing information, which
is stated to be authentic It is unda,tood that orders from the
Court of Directors for the tr tr.rn home to England of all persons
not in their • and employed in the native emirs of India,
are immediately to put in force. Two officers holding superior
oornmands hare already beau ordered home ; the rest are espected
to follow soon ; and whilst the officers of the Indian army will have
reason to congratulate themselves on a measure which shows the
attention of their Honourable Masters to their interests and claims,
there can be little doubt the eventual abolition of all Local Corps
will be the occasion of an additional increase of the Indian army.'"
The same paper announces the death of Lieutenant... Colonel Srar-
ren, of the 47th reglmcnt. on the 18th March, at Bombay.
London, England, 1824-08-07

I[3O3.BOISAY Piretn, to Sail on the Ilth of
Jr AUGUST. the well-known fine teak-buil: copper... 4 Ship
CUMBRIAN, JOHN Ct.:IRK:ION, Commander. with liberty
to land Passengers on the 3lalabor (7nast: lying in the City
Canal: Burthen 720 ton‘ ; has a Poop, and eery superior Amon.
molations for Passengers. and will carry a Surgeon.
This ship h.ts her ,lexl weight already engaged, and will not
wait beyond the period lined for (moods of any deserion.
1.4 i Pao-We n'Pr'Y to Captain 'Clarkson. No. 41. Pn'endneedle-
wrmt; or toe Freight or Panage, and for Orders kw Hoods to bc
r":ceired nn limed. to
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THEATRE ROYAL. DRI7RY.LANE.
riIHE RENTERS of DRURY-LANE THEATRE,
cr HOLDERS of DEBENTURES of lila each on the
late Theatre, known by the Name of New Reuters, are hereby
innirmed, that the DIVIDEND declared at the General Alestiog,
on the 3d instant, will be paid by Messrs. Ransoms, Pall-mall
East• on and after the IRO instant, to the Holders of such Deben-
tures, on their produeing their Certificate.

SUPERB SHAWLS AND SCARFS.
THE greatest Bargains in SHAWLS and SCA RFS ever
exhibited. are nos offered to the Public. with rich silks, silk
opera docks, lace. ganze. and French tulle hall dresse, of the most
elegant patterns, and at an agonishing low price, by HUBBARD
and Co. Silk Mercers Lid &icemen to the Royal Family.
Ladies making large purchases will find this an advantageous
opportunity a obtaining silks and muslin dresses much under their
value, at Spitalfiolds House. 12, Henrietta-street, ('overt-garden.

CHEAP CARPETS.
y FE.IRN, Ilsuufacturer. respectfully informs the
el • N9bility, 6eniry. and his Friends. that he continues to sup-
ply them with the oat five-frame Mussels Carpet from fis. :141.
per yard ; Kidderminster and Plaid Venetian, from 31. 4d.
per yard, fall earl wide ; with an extensive assornnent of Venetian
Stair-carpet, Hearth Rugs, Dniggets (white and brown), Wool
Clrriage, and Door Rugs, upon his known low terms, at his Ware-
Mute, y, Vert-street, Oxford-street.
London, England, 1824-02-09

ASTHMA,
OPPRES DIFFIFISIOTIAT
OF QV SIRHATUINO, AND
N TM. CEST.
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cent, nutritious, and effivtive qualities, of which the person taking
it in convinced in a few days. It clears the lumps, causes free re.
operation, and prevents all unpleasant accumulation of phlegm
sold only at W. Day's MI, (Irma Queen-street, Lincoln's
fields two doors west of Freemaxons Hall. Half Pints, its. Gs. ;
Plots, , ; Quarts, lea. Orders, pee post, immediately at.
tended to.
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_ . . .

SMITH and Co. have t e satisfaction of submitting to public
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taste era exhibited, among which the following area few of the
most prominent.
M ERINO-I/A MASKS of superior richness and commanding
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froin
TOW N-PRI NTEP CHINTZES on grounds of every colour,
with appropriate magnillient
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.....
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expressly for the onlinary purposes of domestic utility, where
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Ina COI,II,E('TION, comprehending such a boundless variety,
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the medium of an advertisement. f'e nn idea could be formed
but on inspection. SMITH and 113/. can only repeat, that they
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REARS' GREASE.

'UST received by the Pallas, t'aptain Jones, from St.
el Petersburgh, a supply of the above Article, which Is potted
for use, without the keg admixture, except a little Perfuin4 to
keep it sweet. The high estimation this article him long held, ftw
awaking the Hair ow, renders any remark from the Importer un-
necessary; he will only add, that this may be depended on as
genuine, and that it Is very pleasant for dressing the Hair, making
it beautifully soft and glor.
Sold by the Importer, Jas. Atkinson, Perfumer, 41, tierrard.
street, Sono-square, London ; and by appointment, by Mr. tinuige,
IS, OzforiLstrect ; and Mr. Taite, 41, Combill; and by most re-
spectable Perfumers In London but J. A. warrants none genuine
but what bus his signature to the wrapper round each pot.

RE"riFIED SPERM 01L, 40. 6d. per llallon.
UPTON and Co. Oilmen and Colour Manuticturers, tit,
(local-street, Cheapside, by a process entirely new, and exclusively
their own, are enabled to sell Sperm Oil equal in purity to spirits
of wine. So unequivocal is its excellence, that it will burn beauti-
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the first lighting till the whole of the oil is consumed, the trouble
of trimming or raising the eounn is entirely avoided.
The public are also respectfully intiimicd, that OILS and
COLOURS of every kind may be purchased at their Ware-
house. warranted genuine; anti that the A NTI.CORROSIN`E
PAINTS, which have been in general use for the last twenty
years, and that are suited tire every description of outside work,
where ormunent, durability, and economy are considerations, are
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Invisible Ilreen per cwt. Ills. liright Red per cwt. Vo.
Olive ditto 7lis. Bak Red - 2ls.
Bright ditto -112 s. il'hite Paint - dtts.
Lead Colour - lbs. Black ditto - OM.
Staple ('olout Cis. Yellow . . Wis.
-

Chocolate - . 36a. I Prepanvl Oil. k‘c
Also, the REFINED COAII. TAR PAINT., per cvsk,
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dry rot = it is therefore peculiarly adapted for weather boarding,
sluice gates, and every kind of wood and iron-work constantly ex-
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and does not require brains. It may also be had of Dark Green
and other colours.
N.B. Orders b post or carriers, addressed to Upton sad CO.,
British Paint 3lanufactory, 64, Queen.street, lAndoo, will be
punctually executed.
London, England, 1824-02-09

GEOGRAPHY AN-11-HISTORY.

5. CLARK'S (The Rev. T.) NSW iligNEßAdi SCHOOL
ATLAS; exhibiting the various Divisions of the World, with the
chief Empires, Kingdoms, and States ; in thirty-six Slap s; care-
fully corrected front the latest and best Authorities; and which,
for clesmcss, accuracy, and cheapness, cannot be equalled by any
other now extant. Royal Ito. coloured, Lis.; ditto plain, 12.. ;
royal Oro. coloured, 13a. ; ditto plain, Ilk. tid.
li. NSW GSOURA PH ICA Is COPY-HOOKS ; Part One,
containing Thirty-sin Outline Maps, adapted to the New General
School .►tlases, and intended fur Junior Students; oblong folio,
price Ins.

7• PART TWO; containing Thirty-six Projections. or Lines
of Latitude and Longitude only, foe Senior Students ; oblong folio,
price les.
8. CLA RIK'I4 MINOR ATLAS, comprising Twelve Coloured
31 spa.. Priee4s Rd.
_..._

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10. 31INC/R COPY-BOOKS, adapted to the same; No. I.
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intended fqr the Exercise of' Junirc Pupils. 41. each.
13. THIRTY-SIX NEW PROJECTIONS of the same, for
Senior Psittiht, 4d. cook. •
14. (;LA moDRRN ciEO(iItAPIIV and HISTORY,
containing an Account of the present State of the Kingdoms of the
World. 44 KA. hound.

16. (LAHR'S TOUR OF EUROPE, with papa and En-
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CONTENT/.

I. North America. Ptittlinriei State of the Fine Arts.
Painting.—ll. Memory. Suggestions against the Encouragement
of It.-111. Sir Robert Ker Porter'. Trivels.—lV. The Suicide.
—V. Sonnet to a Child.—Vl. Sonnet..—V 11. Celebrated Female
Writers. No. I. Joanna Raillic.—Vlll. Profligacy of the Lon.
dot Periodical Prem.— IX. Musk, a Satire.—X. ?this Landon 's
Poetry.—Xl. Rove Gennanietr. No. 17. Schiller's Fiesko.—
XII. Tl.' Political Economist. Essay 3. Part I.—XIII. Chap_
ten on Churchyards. Chapter 3—XIV. Letters of Timothy
Tickler, Esq. No. 17. On the Last Westminster Review.—Xi.
Rigatoni on the Some' School of Metaphysic.—XVl. Ballad.—
XVII. Nate. Ambrosiame, No. 6.
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FOX'S ROOK OF MARTYRS.
NEW F:DITION.

Now publishing in Monthly Parts, price is. each, or the Work
may be had complete in boards, price 10s. 6d., illustrated with
GO elegant Engravings,
AN UNIVERSAL HISTORY of CHRISTIAN
LIL MARTYRDOM ; being a complete and authentic Account
of the Lives Sufferings, and triumphant Heaths of the Primitive
as well as Protestant Martyrs, in all parts of the World, from the
Birth of our blessed Saviour to the latest periods of Pagan and
Popish Persecution. ,
Originally COMpelled by the Rev. JOHN FOX, M.A.
And now corrected throughout, with copious and important Addl.
tines relative to the recent Persecutions of the Protestants in the
South of France.

This Edition is handsomely printed In Bro. and complete in Ten
Parts. price Is. each, being little more than one-fourth of the prim
of the former Editions.
London : Published by Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Paternoster-
row; and sold by all Booksellas and Newsvendars in town and
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ENFIELD, MIDDLESEX.
TWENTY-THREE ACRES OP FREEHOLD AND
TITHE-11:El: LAND, with COTTAGE, &c.
By W I NSTANLE Y and SONS,
At the Mart, Tf(IS DAY, Auxitit 31, at 12, in Three Lots, by
direction of the Executors of Wm. Schreiber, Esq. deceased,
ELIGIBLE FREEIIOLI) and TITHE-FREE
rs
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Isgfield; another piece of arable land, about-two acres, situate 01
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tiled cottage, with a barn and cow-house, orchard, garden, anti
paddock, containing altogether four acres, situate in Turkey-v:vet,
Enfield, a very short distance from the high North road, in the
occupation of Mr. Smith, as yearly tenant.
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Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster-row ; and at the 3lart.
London, England, 1824-08-31

CLAPHAM, SURREY.

FREEHOLD GROUND and IMPROVED RENTS, amount-
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DENCE, with Pow:salon ; Plots of BUILDING GROUND,

and THREE MEADOWS.
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the Executors of J. Ilarria. Esq., deceased,
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HOLDV ESTATES, exonerated from the Land Tax •
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and most abundantly secured by, a capital Residence, with Car-
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THREE other nwELLIN(I HOUSES, COTTAGES, and
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TWII) other GROUND RENTS of fib, per annum:tech, with
the valuable Reversion to two neat and cenvenieto Dwelling
Houses, situate adjoining to St. Paul's Chapel at CLspham.
An IMPROVED BENT of 971. Ilk., issuing out of, and
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large Garden, Conch House, Stabling, &c., occupied by WI!.
kinson, Esq., on Lease.
A Genteel and Comfortable RESIDENCE, pkesantly situate in
Larkliall-,lane, Clapham, adjoining the preceding Estates, with
Coach (louse, Stable, and large Garden, and of which an early
possession may be had.
Sundry PLOTS of BUILDING-GROUND, with frontage on
the Wandsworth-road ; a small Meadcw at the back of the befirre-
mentioned houses, and two excellent Meadows. euch containing
about three acres, situate on the l)iurth-west aide of the Wands.
worth-road.

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FREEHOLD ESTATES, smiaisting of a Aleuusge,
No. 24, Little St-Andrew's-street, Sevendials ; Two Houses,
Nos. I and 2, Desmstreet, Westminster; Six Messuages, in
Stoner's-court, Laundry-yard, Westminster; an Undivided Third
Part of a Brick Measuage, at Eltham, in the county of Kent; and
Redeemed Land Tax of 71. 174. egt per annum, payable front
two houses in Parliament-street and Little Charles-street, West.
minster. _ _ _

......
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York-street, Westminster. The whole rental amounting to up-
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Paternoster-row.
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BOOKS Pi;IILISIIED.

This day is publisheil,
BLACKWOOD'S EDI Nal? It(:n MAGAZINE,
No. XCI. for AUGUST, 11124.

PEARIN'S FRINCH VERBS. Regular and Irregular, al-
phabetically conjugated. Price la. 6d. on a aheet.
PERRIN'S PARTICULAR and COMMON TERMINA-
TIONS of all the FRENCH VERBS, engraved on an octavo
page. Price 641.
La BONNE MERE. Fourth Edition. )limo, Price 3s. 6d.
bound.

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and Co. ; Sherwood and Co.; J. Duncan ; Simpkin and Co.; and
J. Salter.
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THE NEW REVIEW.

TAE MONTHLY CRITICAL ZETTF:, No. IV.
will appear on WEDNESDAY NEXT, containing the SI
new Publications in July.
Printed for Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row..

The three former Numbers. containing the 2.10 publications in
April, May, and June, may be had of all Booksellers, at ila. each.
London, England, 1824-08-31

A MERMAID.

A declaration of George !Joey, parish clerk of Tertnon-fethin,
in the county of Louth, and of Owen 31aguire and Patrick noire,
of the said parish, farmers, who state that on li'exlnesdav last, the
18th instant, as they were on the sea-shore, on the lands of 31eaf,L s
farm in said perish, about half-past three in the afternoon, the rule
being nearly in, they saw a mermaid (as they believe, from having
+teen it described in bookso of the full human side, swimming 'it
the sea Una directing its course towards the river Borne; that it
was only about fifteen perches from them, and that they and several
other pyrsons saw it quite plain, and that they could not he mis-
taken ; that its body was remarkably white, with lung arms which
it frequently used to drive away the sea-gulls which were hovering
over it ; that its hair was very dark, and that its WI, which is fre-
quently shelved when plunging, was of a dark colour and shaped
like the tad of a fish. The hotly of the animal, which from the
waist upwards, was completely of the human form and size, was
generally about three feet above the water. They state that they
saw it for more than a quarter of an hour, and when they wt.t.:
leaving the place it was still above the surface of the water.
GEORGE HOEV.
OWEN MIAMI RE.
PAT. TAAFFE.
We (Dreetcda Journal) questioned the above4nnationed persons
en saturdav, relative to the extraordinary appearance of this pht-
nonunion on our coast, and received such satisfactory answers as
leaves uo doubt on our mind of its identity~Editor.
London, England, 1824-08-31

This day is published,
NNALS of SPORTING and FANCY GAZETTE.
for September, price 2s. 6d., illustrated with& fine plate of
Going out on the Ist of September, en graved by Scott, from a
Painting by Walter, and also of
Doncaster Race-course, with a Survey and Plan, showing the
rises and falls throughout the several Cmirses.
Ontotw•t. COMMUNI.CATIONII.-1. Field Sports for Septem-
ber ; Sportsman's Jubilee t Partridges' Habits; Pheasant, Rabbit,
Hare; Hare and Fox Hunting ; Angling ; Dogs Ponies, ftic.-
2. Puss in Jeopardy—a fortunate Escape.-3. Noctes Albianm,
No. 1. ; Explicatory Dialogue ; the Periodical Press : Ancient
Sports; Pugilism.-4. A September-eve Fragment. —A. Brighton
Races Company there; the Running and the Sights.—g. Archery
in Scotland (with • Cut); Feats with the Long-bow ; Distances,
Accuracy.-7. Young Sportsman's first attempt at Grouse-shooting;
a Narrative.--R. The Horse; :11r. Hinds in Continuation ; Lec-
tures on the Organs of Digestion-6. Doncaster Race-eourss ;
Description of Plan and Survey ; Objects seen there ; Sketch of
its History ; Tables of Distances and Lengtha.-10. Grouse-shoot-
ing in Scotland ; Peculiarities of Highland Sport ; of Setters, &c.
11. Salisbury and Southampton Races ; Dinners, Jockeys, Blun-
ders, Racing.-12. Eclipse Colours and Hiders.--13-An Elm.
sion in the Highlands; Grouse-shooting. Anecdotes, Incidents.-
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DR. FLEETWOOD'S LIFE OF CHRIST._

New Edition now publishing, in Monthly Parts, price la. each;
.or the %Fmk may be had complete, price 78.6 d. in boards; each
Pate illustrated with Six elegant Engravings.
THE. LIFE of OUR BLESSED LORD and
SAVIOUR JESUS CHRIST ; together with the Lives,
Transactions, and Sufferings of his Apostles, Disciples, and
Evangelists.
By the Rm. JOHN PUEETIVOOD, D.D.
Reprinted r•rhatim from the iffast Editions; and ornamented
with highly-finished Engravings, representing the most remarkable
Events in the Life of the Redeemer, and of his earliest Followers.
Complete in Seven Pans, Ake Is each, handsomely rioted in
tiro.

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411 M Y.
The Ilcad Quarters' division of the !4th (The King's)
Regiment of Foot, which recently arrived from the Medi-
terranean, sailed on the :6th instant on board the Joseph
Green transport, from Portsmouth to Plymouth.
One Troop of the ‘2d Regiment of Life Guards marched
to-day from Maidenhead to Egham.
A division of the MI (The litik,! of Albany's Own
Highlanders) will embark at Plymouth, on board the Jo-
st ;•!i Green transport, fur Edinburgh Castle.
Cue al: or I Noulay.--The proceedings in the long-
standing case, of Major John Tyler, Aide-de-Camp to
the late General Sir Thomas Picton (which, we under-
stand, closed last work,) were an inquire whether any
thing lawloccurred against Major John Tyler, half-pay of
the 3341 Regiment of Foot, unbecoming the character of an
officer and a gentleman in reslain reamiarl mailers, on
which seven charges had been framed for trial by Court-
inertial. They were first broached before the [Tinted Ser-
vice Club, St. James's, where they produced considerable
sensation ; the decision was then in favour of Major Tyler,
but the result of the Court of Inquiry has not yet trans-
pired. Its members were composed of Sir Charles Green,
a:4 several General Offleers.—Evening Pope,.