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London, England, 1829-12-14 00:00:00

IL WALLER CLIFTON,

CONTRACTS.

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orert"AvuanAv, the 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock in the
ftn

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R,„11-RING'S PATENT LIGHT BEA-
-4,,„ ra II ATS, at 21e. to 26e. weighing only 5i
ri,-"e", are the hest ever offered to public notice; for
and brightness they are unequalled ; they are
144104 than half the weight of the common made hat,
ear equally as long. Carriage, Opera, and T
e4Sra-
:
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Hats and Caps •f every lovention.—Establish-
,,"e'r 85, Strand, corner of Cecil-atreet ; 124, Edge-
eard ; and at U ramitla•
BURGESS' amineNEW SAUCE for general
.4, Purposes, having given such great approbation, and
Gt4Aanianil for it continuing to increase, JOHN BUR.-
best- "'I SON beg most respectfully to offer this their
tronalc..kno.wledgment to the public for their liberal p-
all el' or the same : its utility and great con.venienc.ei
for • Irnatra has recommended it to the most distinguis it.
-°'en connections, who have all spoken highly in its re-
d
e"ten:datinn•—l; is prepared by them only; and for
r:-"tuag disappointment to Families, all possible care has
~ttret!rted to by each bottle being sealed upon the cork.
their
tl.ieir firm and address, as well as each label having
jomPature, without which it cannot be genuine.
thoth.}lN BURGESS and SON's long established and
t 4 h "teemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES, continues
gi, Pr them Prepared by after the same manner that has
,t 7
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w. hgreatest satisfaction for many years.
Loud e °ll. 107, Strand, corner of the Savoy steps,
41a. - The original Fish-sauce Warehouse.
VESSELS
' JESUIT'S DROPS, AND SPECIFIC
REMEDY.
Prillials GENUINE JESUIT'S DROPS
ift,„t bare been long known and esteemed a safe, cheap,
tlCualf and often an immediate cure for Strangury,
tocsll, Weakness of the Kidneys or Bladder; and when
hiriTrou the first attack of a certain Complaint, they will
Plsih,thlY accomplish the desired effect. Should the coin-
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ps'vECIFIC REMEDY with the Jesuit's Drops.
VPl,4l7hasers are particularly requested to ask for Joseph
tioJt.suit's Drops, and to be careful that a prepara-
irnnrider the name of "Dr. Walker's Drops," is net
11474 on them in the place of the Genuine, which is
stil'altuished from the counterfeits, by having on the Go-
„Tin; stmp, Joseph Wessels, St. Paul's.
Ike "1") Pa ars in Bottles of 2. 9c1., 11.1., and 225.
reifie is 2s. 9d. per Pot.
4,s4sstr. ,127 Sanger, 150, Oxford. street, opposite Bond-
Ittroifr"tradling, Royal Exchange, Cornhill; Emerson,
alse Highway ; and Pront, 226, Strand, near Temple

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fuhelaTs• Newbery, the late Agents of his grandfathe,
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44 112 44, Position, under the name of Dr. James; and that
Dl'ikENinteci in their stead, as Sole Agents, Messrs.
tbstion.q., * Chemists, CheaP side, corner of St. Paul's,
ik:' 4141411e-street, Dublin; Princes-street, Edin-
'74ll4ll;44.7tnay be bad retail of the principal Medicine
tjtt.
obeern,
tke eignature of R. G. G. James on the

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The newspapers have revived the old rumour
of AMBROCETTI'S being an inmate of La Trappe; we as-
certained at the time it ways first broached that it was not
true. He had settled quietly in Italy.—Literary Gazette.
Soon after the ltev. ALEXANDER FLETCHER
had commenced his sermon yesterday evening, a lady, from
the excessive heat of the chapel, having fainted, a gentle-
man, in order to restore her, incautiously lighted a piece of
paper in the body of the chapel, but the blaze having
caught his fingers, he dropped the paper. From this cir-
cumstance an alarm of fire was immediately raised, which
created such disorder among the congregation, that a si-
multaneous rush to effect an escape took place at every
quarter of the chapel. Ie vain did the Rev. Gentleman
encourage them by his solicitations to remain undisturbed.
The scene of confusion was indescribable. We are happy,
however, to say, that no accident occurred. Two engines
arrived in consequence of the alarm, and the Reverend
Gentleman could no loniee continue his discourre.

On Tuesday an inquest was held at Bury St.
Edmund's, before the Sheriff of Suffolk, upon a writ of
aphis utlegattn. This proceeding, which is seldom
resorted to, was institnted by Messrs. TAYLOR and Co.,
solicitors, of Norwich, to attach the property of the Count
and Countess DE FnEtoc., in consequence of their having
been outlawed in an action for the recovery of 2001. for
professional business. The Countess DE Faxxoo was a
daughter of the Iste General NETIIERSET, and owtur of
some estates in Suffolk. The defendants bad refused to
pay the plaintiffs' bill, and left the kingdom ; the plaintiff,
in consequence, proceeded to outlawry, by which the free-
hold estates of the defendants, and debts owing to them,
become liable to seizure. dome of the defendants' estates
were copyhold, which, by a still existing feudal privilege,
are exempt from the process; but the rents due were
liable. The Jury returned a verdict, seizing 1801. due for
rent, and also a fiechold house and 315 acres of lanl, to
answer the plaintiffs' debt. .

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 12.—The Anacreon, Jones,
arrived this evening from Sierra Leone, whence
she sailed on the 9th of October. His Majesty's
ship Athol, 28, Captain A. Gordon, Lad arrived
out, and remained there at anchor, with the Eden,
when the Anacreon sailed. The coleny,was more
healthy than it: had been • for some time and it is
consolatory that not any casualties among Europeans
have reached us by this conveyance beyond those
which had come to our knowledge by previous ac-
counts. The Anacreon. left at Sierra Leone the
Borodino, Navarino, Eloisa, Ocean, Isabella, and
Norval. On the 14th of October, she 'spoke the
brig Eliza, from Sierra Leone, out ten days, in
lat. 9.30. long. 19. 30. On the 15th ult. s4T -saw
a ship, about 200 tons burthen, off the Western
Islands, bottom upwards ; it was then blowingbanl,
arid she could not ascertain particulars. Oa the 3d
instant, she spoke the American brig Motion its,
lat. 42. N. long. 16. W., from .to--1Y 'btu
0;:yg.

.
The-Arachne, I 8 guns, Captain Elliott, is hourly
expected with a large freight of silver from the
Spanish Main, which she embarked at Vera Cruz
at the moment the Spanish expedition was landing
at Tampico.
The Java, 50 guns, with Admiral Gage's flag
from the East India command, may also be daily
expected.

The Onyx, 10 guns, Lieutenant Boteler, was all
well on the 7th ult. in 42. 20. N. 12. 30. W. with
a fair wind for Madeira.

The Halifax squadron was all well on the Ist of
November. The Rose would winter at Halifax,
with Sir Charles Ogle's flag on board. The Manly
would remain at Newfoundland : anti the Tyne, Co-
lumbine, and Champion would proceed to Bermuda,
there to remain until the spring.
The Alligator, 28, Captain Charles Ynike, ar-
rived on Sunday, with volunteers for the Druid,
from Leith. She returned to her station this morn-
ing. The volunteers were conveyed hence to Ply-
mouth, in the Echo steam-vessel, on Monday.
The Rainbow, 28, at this port, is ordered for
commission. She will be taken into Dock on Mon-
day.

The Sirius frigate -(in ordinary) was yesterday
brought into dock to be overhauled. She was
docked on the 22,1 December, 1819, and undocked
27th August, 1821, after having undergone great
repair. The Bull dog has been broken up this
week.

The Sparrow cutter arrived on Tuesday from a
cruise. Sailed the Sylvia cutter. The Wanderer
and Sylvia transports sailed on Wednesday to the
Eastward. The Echo steam-vessel returned on
Thursday from Plymouth. The Kains transport,
from Cork, arrived this morning. Sailed the In-
dustry, naval transport, for Chatham.
PROMOTlON.—Licutenant Booth to the rank of
Commander, in consideration of his services and
wounds.

APPOINTMENTS.—Lieutenant Sampson Marshall
(1812) is appointed to Haslar Hospital, vice Silver,
promoted ; Lieutenants Alexander Webb and
George Alexander Leary to the Hyperion.
The following Midshipmen passed their exami-
nation at the Royal naval College, on Monday and
Tuesday last :—J3art hol ome w• James Sullivan; Ar-
thur William. Jerninghani, Henry James Lacon,
Horace Mann, Leonard Farington Coxe, Herbert
Blachford Gray, Arthur Grant, Robert Katereamp
Jenkins, Augustus Leopold Kusser, George Ken-
yon, Frederick William Laurell, William Morris,
William Tomlinson Stnndbridge, Alfred Goodwin
Taneock.

The ship Champion, Bacon, arrived this week
from Sierra Leone, with wood for the Dock-yard.
She has had a long passage, during which she lost
seven men, arising principally from the dirty state
in which she took her wood on board, which, with
the weeds on it, speedily generates a putrefaction
in the ~hip's hold.
Arrived, on Sunday, the Mary, Jemison, to take
168 male convicts from the hulks at this port for
Van Diemen's Land, under the care of Dr. Robert
Espic, Surgeon Superintendent. They were em-
barked on Tuesday, and the ship will sail in a
few days.

Monday, passed by the William Mills, Williams,
from Calcutta, left 2,5 th March ; Rangoon, the 9th
of May ; Penang, Mauritius, 29th of July; also the
Lady Feversham, Ellerbv, from Bombay ; the Aus-
tralia, Sleigh, from London for New South Wales;
the John Pirie, Cromartie, for Barbadoes ; and the
Jane, Baigrie, for Buenos Ayres. Arrived, the
Moira, Bugg, for Madras and Calcutta, and sailed
the next day. Wednesday arrived the Circassian,
Douthwaite, for Ceylon and Bombay. Arrived,
Friday, the Nautilug, Goble, from Miramichi, in
thirty days. Passed by, the Harmony, Peart, from
Miramichi. Arrived, the Aurcra, Jackson, from
Alexandria, for London, out 110 days ; and the
Centurion, Barker, from Quebec.

The Supply, naval transport, arrived on Monday;
and the Diligence, Zl:dVal transport, on Thursday—
both from Deptford, with stores to this dock-yard.
Arrived the Richard and Mary, Smith, from
Quebec, in 31 (lays; the 'wren, Barrie, from Peters-
burgh for Jersey, with lofts of bulwarks; the Ba-
roness, Keith, from Mogatiore, for orders.—Hamp-
shire Telegraph.

The hooping cough reigns in Arbroath with
dreadful violonce, sparing neither age nor sex. The
deaths and funerals arc emn mons in proportion to the size
of the place. An old msn of 70 years of age within theFe
few days fell a victim' t, it ; and it in no uncommon thing
to see eight graves de for infants who have died of this
disease in one day. The cough is uniformly followed by
fever of a most virulent kind, and this is attributed by our
medical practitioners to the state of the weather, and pe-
riod of the year.—Perth Advertiser.

WILLIAM MILLS was brought before the
Magistrates on Tuesday se'nnight by the Overseers of the
poor of Sheffield, for refusing to pay the costs of a war-
rant which had been awarded against him, when brought
up fur neglecting to maintain his wife. In describing her
conduct, MILLS said—" Please your Worship she's a
drunken Trollop, and it is hnpo3silde for :my man to lead
his life with her. I, please your Worship, hare fought
with the Duke of Wimmintrox for twelve years, and I
hare stood before a column of one hundred and sixty
thousand men, but I never met my enemy 61 I mrt with
her (pointing to his wife). There, Sir, star.ds my enemy.
I would sooner stand before a column of one hundred and
sixty thousand men, than I would stand before her."—
The Magistrates told him he must pay the expences
which bad been incurred, or he would be sent to the
House of Correction. This MILLS agreed to do within
a fortnight.

The Alliance coach, from Liverpool to Lon-
don, loaded with transports, arrived on Monday, last at the
George Inn, linutsford, to change horses. The convicts,
who had all aleng the road behaved in a meet mutinous
manner, now openly defied and fought the keepers having
them in charge—getting off the coach, and peremptorily
refusing to resume their places. In this dilemma the
guard procured the assistance of the governor and two
turnkeys of the gaol. The prisoners were then marched
into the prison, and the coach being drawn into the yard,
they were then placed on it, and proceeded under the ad-
ditional charge of one of the turnkeys. The convicts
subsequently got off, and entering
the tap-room of a public-
house, seized the poker, and threatened to run it through
one of the keepers if he resisted
any attempt of theirs.
We have since been informed that all the convicts were
drunk, and were in charge of two men who were not
gaolers, but servants of a person who had contracted for
the removal of the prisoners from Kirkdale.—Stockport
Abfiertiser. •