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London, England, 1827-12-01 00:00:00

DIBDIN'S CLASSICS,

Fourth Edition,-in_Two very large Volumee Svo. entirely
re-written, price 27. 2s. in boards.
AN INTRODUCTION to the KNOW-
IIEDGR of RARE and valuable Editions of the
GREEK. and LATIN. CLASSICS.
Ey TIWMAS F. DIBDIN, D.D., F. R. S., F. A. S.
• Vila new Edition contains.a.great accession of va-.
hull& materials during the Author's residence upon the
Continent, and communicated by his Correspondents
abroad and at lime Shade the Work was lasi printed..
A few Copies upon imperial paper, to range with the
Bibliotheca. Speneeriana. Orders for which should be
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JAMES'S NAVAL HISTORY.
This day was published in six large volumes, with numerous
illustrative .Plans of Battles, price 4/. 101. in boards)
the Second Edition, (with great additions and alteratious,e
_LAMES'S NAVAL HISTORY of thy.
LATE WAR, to the accession of his present Majesty
in 1820; including the combined Naval and Militar,
Operations in France, Italy, Spain, Holland, Egypt,
America, the East and Wait Indies, &c.
By recot ling the name of every principal officer and first
Lieutenant concerned in general or single ship actions, as
well as of every officer and petty officer killed or wounded, in
an elaborateJndex, this Work, forms a Chronicle of the per-
sonal achievements of' all the naval officers who have fallen
or distinguished themselves throughout the course of a long
war, remarkable; above all precedent, by. naval victories, the
most momentous thatarg recorded on the pages •of history.
" By far the best historian of the Navy is Mr. James,
whose work ought to be in the library of every man who
studios the history ofthecotintry."--Blackvvood's Magazine.
" A second edition of this valuable work has now ap-
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admire in. the persevering, industry and• research of the
author, as well as the correctness of his statements, which
seem to do justice to all parties, whether engaged under the
British or any other flag."---Literary Gazette.
" Mr. James is the first max who ever wrote a line of
naval history on the spirit of truth and honesty s this is a
bold thing to say,
but the explanation of the fact confirms
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ihe 80th November will- be published, handsomely
printed in one thick volume crown Bvo., with upwards
of 1500 Engravings of the Arms,
&c. &c., a New Edi
tion, price 11. s. 6d. of
11111URKE's DICTIONARY of the PEER-
' ...E":;AGE and BARONETAGE of the UNITED
IpNGDOM, for 1827.
It is presumed that this work will be found the most
which has
accurate, comprehensive, and concise, hitherto
appeared upon the subject ; an unprecedented rna., of infor-
mation having been obtained from the higheit sources.—
' The lineage of almost every bOuse is deduced .from the
earliest era, and the genealogical details are interspersed
with many interesting anecdotes of the various families. 7—
The, Baronets of Scotland and Ireland, with their armorial
bearings, &c. form a new feature in this edition, and an
Essay upon the Origin of Titles, of Honour in England,
with Engravings of the various Ordeil of Nobility and
15.nighthood, will considerably augment the interest of the
. whole.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.

Telegraph Office, Liverpool, Nov. 29.
Wind at Holyhead, west, blowing fresh ; received this
account at one p. m.
THURSDAY, Nov. 29.—=-I3igh water 16 minutes' past
S o'clock. • Wind S.S.E. Arrived the Amethyst, Howes,
from Boston, with cotton, tar, and turpentine Fredonia,
Lunt, from Virginia, with tobacco and cotton—Friendship,
Tucker, from Smyrna, with wool, Sm.—Mariner, Doyle,
from ditto, with fruit, &e.--Ann, Longridge, from ditto,
with ditto-LLevarit, Star, •Orren, from Gallipoli—John
and Thomas, Master, from Quebec, With amber—Nep_
tune, Miller, from St. John's, N.B:, with dittto—Sea
Nymph, Abbott, from St. Petersburgh, with tallow and
flax—George the Fourth, Parsons, from Newry, with
sundries ; Fortitude, Jarvis, from the Isle of Man, with
wheat—Harriett, White, from Ipswich, with malt—Ag-
nes, White from Woodbridge, with grain—Lark, —.---,
from Poole, with clap—Hannah, Bowen, from Waterford,
with wheat—Rhydiand Trader, Gardner, from Dundalk,
with grain—Aheona, Warren, from Xabea, with fruit—
Etna, Emerson, (steamer) from Dublin, with the mail.
Four brigs and a snow off at four',o'eloek. Private signals
Highfield and Birch. Mather and Sons' 'for the lioratio,
from Quebec.
CL/TAILED Off TWARDS.-:—The Nestor, Lister, fur Ja-
maica-Browne, Barnes, for At. Lucia-:—Fletcher, Hodg-
son, for New Orleans—Perfect, Prince, for Charleston—
Wade, Colburn, for Philadelphia--Richard, Blackley, for
Trinidad. •

EAST INDIA.
The East India Company's ship Charles Grant was ex-
pected to sail from Bombay for China on the 4th August.
The Warwick, Gibson, from Bombay, has arrived off
Dover; sailed the Ist August.
ANJIER, JULY 22.—Arrived the Broxhornebury, Few-
son, from London, and sailed the 23d July for China.
The Maria, Wilson, vvas to load at Manilla for London,
to sail about the Sill July.
The John, Dawson, was wrecked in the Bay of Bengal
on the 30th June : the chief officer and 12 men were
saved by the Hon. Company's ship Windsor. Captain
Dawson arrived in Calcutta the 4th July; he and three of
' the crew were taken off the poop, which had separated
from the vessel, by the boats of-the 'Woodford. Lieutenant
Warren, of his Majesty's 54th Regiment, and three seamen,
were unfortunately drowned.
BOMBAY, Juwe 21.—Egyptian, Lilburn, arrived from
London ; 30ch, Pascoe, Cathro, Bengal.--July '7, Fort
William, Neish, ditto; 13th, Sultan, Mitchell, Persian
Gulph ; 25th, Esther, Robinson, Liverpool; 31st, Enter-
prise, Dillon, London.
BOMBAY, JUNE 22.—Lekenaris, Anger, sailed for
Bourbon ; 26th, Bridgewater, Manderson, China; Charles
Forbes, Drydon, ditto.—July '7, Lowther Castle, Baker,
China ; 25th, Milford,
Jackson, ditto ; Sultan, Mitchell,
ditto ; 12th, Edmonstene, Hadley, ditto ;
15th, Duke of
Bedford, Parsons, Persian Gulf; 23d, Hythe,
Madras and Bengal.
The Triumph, Green, to sail for London, August 2, full
of passengers.
The Maitland, Studd, to sail for London,
August 5:
The Egyptian, Lilburn, for Landon, and Esther, Ro-
binson, for Liverpool, were to sail August 15.
:The Atlas, Hine, fur China, was to sail August 5.