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ki-°wLAND's LOTION.—In many habits
rtiture , Predisposed to 'cutaneous irritability a Winter temcpc-
,cornfort
5.,,,id 0,1 among the exc.i causes of Harshness, Disco oFs. ion,
lil 'exing of the Skin these sources of a great variety of
aiirt Cert • are rsiraoved and prevented with
the entire Safety
the , ainty
04.'t,°f this Eli,
Ncli.ich have, for nearly a Century past, attended
gant re uisite for the general purposes of the_
I'r ,a, in sustainin gapure state of the Skin, and unabated
.Tness of' the
Shaw, 33
the '.'-Quert
, Queen-street, Cheanside," is engrave/ ons
2s, 9ttatisPa and " The Theory of Beauty" is enclosed. Pr ce
--------.21- 6(1- ; Quarts, Ss. 6d.
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C°NrINEM ENT OF THE BOWELS.
11141,3_ ....."\,V• PINE respectfully recommends persons who habi-
tifal fordtae Opening Medicines, to abandon the injurious praF-
Zater Ile gentle yet instantaneous operation of a little plain
Plied by means of Dr. Scott's APERITIVE FOUL -
cor,„,
~ Which having been filled from the toilet jug, may
ili,e
to ati3,' „ci% smpereeive,l, in the pocket or in a lady's retice E,
al 11propri t conferring upon the use of the Lave-
ent e, - a e place ;
tile 11106,1:y eonvenience and comfort that can be wished for by
air i ' infirm invalid or timid female, especially of excluding
, Nr, is L
Wm%
_,.egs also to announce that he has supplied more than
tneet tllear persons with Dr. Scott's CORNETS, which, to
Mialleste ' convenience of all c.asses, are constructed of
.lt. e
pilet. size to which philosophical principles limit the uti ity
is of thicial acoustics ; and below which, no art or eontnvance
;14 itie leaSt service ! 'They may at any time be fixed upon thed
ookiet, a moment, a.nd as easily removed. flats caps, ao
lieing ~,s liaaY be PP'c on over them,
;stand permits of their
4ailibr'rn abroaA as well as at home
Norin:44,t eitillris.b, public assemblies, and places of business,
all th -6„;" Perpetual enjoyment of hearing to the deaf, through
k l' Oelari ed PUrsuits andleasures of society.
"'cott', il3E4carod only of Mr. W. Pine, Superintendent at Dr.
t Alexi' 4 Repository,
letet..l,4„'c 36 , Strand (three doors from
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-Loudon.
SIGIT,‘ ALBEMARLE-STREET, PICCADILLY;
NI '-e and HEARING. TESllMO-
iirent/ LS on the Messrs. S. and B. SOLOMONS' newly
'afFeb.„,nPEcPACLE LENSES and VOICE CONDUCTOR for
I,: 1 Way Frans James Blundell, Esq , MD. .
holomans'
newly
arear.ked ;hLlow tried for some time the. Messrs,
benecit . y
they
v‘r `4l" pirVaele Lenses, and have experienced much benefit
the.reli, f
is
1,, I grew. !table to my vision than any other Le
1,, th of ti in particular by canele light, and in course 4of ruse for a
, ety diat tt the clearness et the transparency bring,
.. - every object
h Ike
4Y4..1c ,„he, met'`ey can be fully appreciated only by those wo, i
-", Stand in need of them.
siN,O.
" JAMES BLUNDELL, M.D.
~. ~,v 1, Groat George-street Westminster."
'‘le'sti..e'' the nd • i have been far some time making use of
'eliPti,aclonuoSnsigle`.
e y iivented Spectacle Lenses ; the:astonishing
Zr'ea t,'ey afford to imperfect vision gives them the decided prefer
! h„-'illita-„"crY ether kind of Lens—the clearneA o t the transparentcy
' -'kt •"erY object very chstinct and enables individuals to siew h_ey
hirrutte particle itt. p f*, t ncuracy. '
[hey are paFticularl._
Nlejt bY candle light la-erhecy " pear cooling to the sight land
U,, or,ght and brilli ' •' t e al'
James Blundell, M.D., I, (s!-ezt irlt ge-street W,„st__iant?light.—De..
Es Surgeon, Y.l, New-
I'4.?illilace, en„inlo-rtl.e.ri) John
stloopeor, „
o d ',1q.D.,•24, Dover-street ;
1ii1.1.4,-,,,l,larnsbetham, m.D ' Brr,„; G. ..i.Frnt buddings ; Dr F. H. Ran's-
'M..., M.D. ;ye., tirr;;ci 4 -bi'"
- H. Colburu M D., ss, liar-
kb, s"-Alsee kenni -street ; Dr.. •
44. t. 1., jl, . ngton ; Anthony White, Es q., 3, Parliament-
IT.Zo Albetn. ;tie 6q.' R. Noble, Esq.
etttigrew, Esq., F. 11.8 ,8, Saville-row ;k
h. i ,
ill ; W. Day, '.', eewatil' ;ree'P GWriffiYhisg,lislh•iqEsill'anipmelenrsamrit-h ; W. Jour.,
.Igh, lit'lleon to the Infirmary for Females, f;rosvenor-square."
so
1, kayik, „Ft" g these Testimonials before the Public, the Messrs. -
%on "I des;ro • • C.,ndurter, for Deaf
I eivti so, ‘ Lill to state that their l• oi.e
ci5,,h1.,4,,,1) small it fits into the cavity of the ear, n
i :44%41tr,„,T 91a faintest whisper at a public ansemb y
. 4,Jaesti,4-71.1 these important new inventions are patronised
P,i 44
the Pe.l4l'ng z,d Queen of Hanover, and their H .
buil,eek tiertnceeses Augusta and Sophia, her Serene
aue st m4razy, the Princesees Mary and Rosa, am
In, i1t,,,,1, chaster, A.c. Yce-
eat 'lnn .arle-stoet. or the least par-
I is heard with
nixed by their
Royal High_gh the
i his Grace the
es-
1, ~ to ..._seqUel'ioe of the gross imposition in the Coury it is nec. b
4114, -ide that no Travellers are employed by the-..,....„..._t.ab0ve Esta -

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Blake, Waterford.
LIVERPOOL, MARCH 2.—Wind N. W. 3.—Wind S E
Arrived the Queen Mab, from Cullender ; Kate, Cuthbert-
soil, St. Michael's ; Friends, Allen, Leghorn ; Finland,
Allen, ditto, after being on shore on the rock ; James
Dunn, Lisbon ; Dolphin, Baker, Rotterdam ; Pauline,
Perre, Ostend ; Hardware, Viner, Lisbon ; Adelaide,
Granby, Cadiz. Sailed the Triton, :Scorjee, for Br.iztl ;
Africa, Baxter, Havannah ; Medora, Barbadoes ; Louisa,
Menall, Mobile; Francis Armstrong, New York ; Sheffield,
Allen, ditto; Argo, Bordeaux; Azores (Packet), Peters;
St. Michael's; Rosalind, Marseilles; Europe, Swindall,
Lisbon; Melly, Pernambuco; Centurion, Manger, ditto ,
Avon, Robinson, Demerara ; Woodman, Good, Rio
Janeiro ; Jeune Elise, Laguay, St. Thomas ; Alexander,
Scott, Barcelona ; Cincinnatti, Barston, New Orleans ;
Montreal, Lawton, ditto ; Superior, Taylor, Mobile ;
Mariame, Bonnyman, New York.
PALERMO, JAN. 31.—The Valleyfield, Mainwright, from
Odessa to Falmouth, and the Arno, Murray, from Zante
to London, put in here this morning, the former making
a little water, and the latter with pumps choked, but it is
not expected they will require to discharge.
CONSTANTINOPLE, FEB. 6.—The Harriett, Taylor, from
Odessa, arrived yesterday at this port, with pumps choked,
&c., having suffered much in a tremendous gale in the
Black Sea, which threw her on her beam-ends, the cargo
will be discharged ; the Mary Munro, Wylie, from New-
port, is on shore in the Dardanelles, is full of water.
Very heavy gales have been experienced the last week.
TERCEIRA, FEB. 16.—The John, of Halifax, has put into
Fayal, leaky, with pumps choked, and is discharging.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 3. —The Sarah, Denton, from
Newcastle to Eyemouth, put in here Ist inst. leaky, but
has been repaired and proceeded.
BANGOR, FEB. 23.—The Annie, of Grangemouth, was
driven on shore at Garth Point during a severe gale on the
21st instant, but has not sustained any damage.
BELFAST, FEB. 28. —The Mary, of Carnarvon, bound to
the Clyde, struck on an anchor in Donaghadee harbour, and
is full of water.

SrORNAWAY, Far: 16. —The Jane, from Liverpool to

•
Westport, was stranded on the 10th instant, near the sound
of Harris—crew saved, and cargo (salt) washed out. The
Adelaide, Small, from Arbroath to Liverpool, was stranded
yesterday at the entrance of this harbour during a severe
snow storm,
DANTZIC, Fan. 25. —The Ulrica, Bochrendt, from Pil-
lane to Dundee, has put in here with cargo shifted and
pumps choked.
HAMBURG, MARCH 1. —The Carl, Pottger, from Al-
tons to Hull, or Goole, is on shore at Schulm, having sus-
tained considerable damage in the ice—cargo being
transhipped on board the Diana, and another vessel.
AMSTERDAM, MARCH I.—The Herstetting, Dunt, from
Cardiff to Hamburg, put into Jeset on the 26th ult.

leaky, and with damage.
DUNBAR, MARCH I.—The Robert and Margaret, Grey,
from Alenmouth to Leith, is on shore to the eastward of
this harbour, in a very dangerous situation.
CONSTANTINOPLE.—The Helen is on shore in the Dar-
donellt s, and it is feared will become a wreck.
BORSENHALLE.—The Concordia, Tiemann, from Pund-
sturz to London, was cut through by the ice off Tonning,
and immediately sunk.
The Active, Moore, from Liverpool to Fred, ickstcd, has
arrived off Tonning, after being on the Strand, and throw-
ing eighty tons of wilt overboard.
BOULOONE, MARCH I.—The Prospect, Brown, from
Gloucester to London, which was on shore at Ambleteus.e,
has been got off and towed into this port.
PARIS, MARCH I.—The Aigle, Lartique, from Bor-
deaux to Calcutta, was lost on the 28th of October in the
Maldivian Channel; crew saved.
CORUNNA, FEB. 18.—The Carolina, Belcher, from Ma-
nilla to Hamburgh, put into this port yesterd,,y with
damage.
FIGUERA, FEB. 22. —The Britannia, Coysh, which sailed
from St. John's, Newfoundland, for this port i❑ the be-
ginning of January has not since been heard of, and is
supposed to hare been lost in a tremendous gale immedi-
ately after leaving that island.
DEAL, MARCH 4. —Wind E S. E., fresh breezes.—Came
down from the River, and sailed, the Maria, for Sydney ;
Robert Newton, Mersey, Odessa ; Diana, Dudman, Cape
of Good Hope ; and the Vigilant, Guy, South Seas, which
remains. Arrived, and remain, the Amelia, Thompson,
from Batavia.
PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 4. —Wind E. S. E., fine. —Ar-
rived, the Montreal, Griffing, from London ; her Majesty's
ship Zebra, Sheerness; Mina, Srendan, Harwich; Rover,
Mulling, London ; Commerce, Studly, ditto, passed by
Maastroon, Amsterdam ; Diana, Dudman, London.
Sailed, the Montreal, Griffing, for New York; Jenny
Jones, Carpenter, Smyrna, having been supplied with fore-
mast ; Hope, Bundy, London ; Perseverance, Saunders,
Poole ; Undaunted, Foster, Llanelly.
FALMOUTH, MARCH 3.—Wind E. strong breezes.

Arrived, City of Londonderry, Ellis, iLondOn ; Atalanta,
Banks, London ; Shannon, Pym, Dublin. Sailed, the
Sheldrake, packet, for the West Indies, with the mails ;
Sarah, Nicholson, Malta ; Cato, Elenor, Marseilles.
Cowas, Mallon 4.—Wind, S. E.—Sailed Abrotis,

Lisbon.
BRISTOL, FEB. t.—Arrived the Marie Rose, Aligard,

" Notice is hereby given that a stone lighthouse has
been erected on the islend of Moudyouga for the guidance
of vessel, entering and leaving the port of Archangel.
" The height of the lighthouse is 13U feet from the
summit to the base, and the whole height of the lanthoru
above the level of the sea is 140 feet. It stands in lat.
64 deg., 54 min., 45 sec. N., and lon. 40 deg., 16 min.
50 E.. The light which is fixed will be visible during
the months of August, September, and October every year
from N. N. W. by the westward to S. E. by S., and at the
distance of 16 miles in clear weather.

VALPARAISO LIGHT. - DIRECTIONS FOR
SAILING.

" The Lighthouse stands on Piedra Blanca Point, in
lat. 33.1. S. about three cables'lengths from tließaja Rocks,
and a mile and a quarler from the Custom House of Val.
paraiso. It stands 311 feet above the sea, and was first
lighted on the Ist of August, 1838. The tower, which is
constructed of wood and paintedwhite, is 21 feet square at
its base, and at the height of 56 feet, or the foot of the
lanthorn, it is 10 feet square. The cylindric iron lanthorn is
12 feet high, and the light (which is fixed) may be seen in
fine weather at the distance of twenty-three miles.
To vessels coming from the southward, the lighthouse
will first appear behind a bluff point:; when it opens from
this point, it will bear N. E., and may be then steered foi ;
on which course a vessel will clear Point Curaumilla, and
its dangers, as Jar as Piedra Blanca, or the point of Val-
paraiso Bay. To this point the berth of a mile should be
given, until the lighthouse is brought to be ar south, when
all its dangers will have been cleared. The rocks called
the Baja lie E. N. E., half E., from the above point of the
bay ; t hey are always above water, and are about fifty-five
yards from north to south, and 27 from oast to west. After
passing the Baja rocks, the vessel may freely enter the
bay, and anchor in from 12 to 30 fathoms, sandanitdshmouudld
bmud.
Vessels bound to Valparaiso should make the coast in
about 33 20. S. latitude, during ten months of the year,
ase the
observed wind
that even
ils then
ir,
fineto the
weathersouthward
tthe
ountains
mwill be ; but
the lighthousey
seen before any part of the coast can be distinguished, so as to
enable a vessel to make the port. Among those the volcano
another of Aconcagua is conspicuous from its great elevation, and
the middle
from its summit being almost always covered with snow.
;and when it
The highest, or western part of it, has an irregular outline
marked by several peaks, but the south-east part is en-
of the tirely plain and even. When the summit of the volcano,
which is 30 leagues from Valparaiso, bears N. E. b
shore within 5 or 6
re-
markablebpa.
bears
part
Els .i.fs
E.N.
iei
.t t willNsihs
.e Ei
brokenga. bht eit9ocsaiulltllrfehbdemo
leaguesti 1:
summit
nen
iefst
rßheocemfea
Bell
lb,
line
ee:dova
frtaoi
hinQfpegau
rißciaifieosltoia,
bearing
light-
house. As these two peaks are the first seen on making
them, but it is too the land, they serve well to direct a vessel to the lighthouse.
Vessels which make the coast to the southward of
leaguesQuintweirlol
not see the lighthouse till CtirautnillaaP.oint bears E. by N.
33. 20. S , and run along
by
_from the Lighthouse,
care must be taken not to approach ton near the coast in
the night, as some sunken rocks lie S. S• E. 4 miles from the
cpoominint,g
whichfrom thise
18N ornrtillewsa:V., andwh. ving ,Wade
dan-
gerous to be attempted without a skilful pilot.
BEARINGS AND DISTANCES FROM THE LIGHTHOUSE.
Quintero Point ••• N.
1 30 E.
Coucon Point ••• ********************* 22 50 E.
point ; there is 'a channel between
Volcano of Ancocagua N.
N. 59 30 E.
Bell of Quillotta
The Baja always above water •••• 7l BE.
The look-out from whence signals are made is 3,940
yards inland from the lighthouse, and 1,072 feet above the
sea.
All the above bearings are magnetic, and the variation is
15, 0 E.
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BETWEENion CARLISLE
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LITERARY INSTITUTIONS.
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1,000 -.London, with Bronze Ticket 75gs sh. lls
1,500 London University 1001. sh. all pd 23
700
King' College 1001. pd 20
MISCELLANEOUS.

10,000 15s. Australian Agricultural.loo/. sh. 261/. pd 46
6,000 41. per cent. British American Land Company 23/. pd 9
10,000 61 per cant. Canada Company 100/. sh. 301. pd 2"
200,000 51. per cent. Upper Cana (a Loan 9l
City Bonds, 4 Eau cent lOO
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20,000 it. 6s, General Steam Navigation 151. sh. 141. pd 251
101. per cent. Hudson's Bay Stock
2,000 11. London Corn. Sale Rooms Av. 751. sh. 19
8,000 .....,,,,. Caoutchouc Company: 12j1. pd 12
New Brunswick Land Compasty!...sol. pd
2,754 51. per cent. Reversionary lnt. 50e....1001. Bh. 100/. pd 124
2,(33 5/, per cent. Ditto New 100/. sh. 75/. pd 11A.
4,000
10,000 oc. Van Die.ner.'s Land 1001. sh. 17/. pd 10

LIST OF SCOTTISH COMPANIES' PRICES,
FEB. 7, 1839.
BANKS.

/,500,000/. (3/. p. ct. Bank of Scotland ...631. 6s Bd. Th. all pd 18.1/.
2,000,0001. 5,4 p. ct. Sr yal of Scotland 100/. sh. all pd 11.21
500.000/. Bp. ct. British Linen Company 1001. sh. all pd 2371.
3,000,000/. 6/. p. ct. Commercial .5001. sh. 1001. pd 175/.
5.900,000 e. :, ri. ct. National . lOO/. sh. 101. pd 161.
2,000,0001. 61. p.ct. Glasgow Union 250/. sh. 50/. pd 82/
4,000,00/. 4p. ct. Western of Scotland 2OOl. sh 40/. pd 5 ti.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
250,0005 h. 61p. ct. Scottish Union 20/. sh. 1/. pd Ws
7,500 fl p. ct. Hercules 100/. sh. 101. pd 101 0.•
100,000 sp. ct. Insurance Co. of Scotland .10/. sh. all pd 11/.:165•
50,000 6p. ct. North British 2OOl. sh. 101. pd 20/.
1,000 sp. et. Caledonian Fire 1001. sh. 10/. pd 161.0+
5,000 6p. ct. Edinburgh late lOO/. sh. /0/. pd 14110 s
100000 3} p. ct. West of Scotland lO/. pd 7108