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London, England, 1824-01-09 00:00:00

NA rAL LATLI.I.I(;ENCE.

The &It-India Company's ships Emabay and Lowther Castle
;ailed from. Arjeer fur China, the rot rare on the 17th of July, :old
the latter on the 4th of A uguat., Ths: Cambay arrived in Chios ur.
Ist Pt August. • .
The P-triger, MlAnymni, from liverpoo! to Sr. John's, Ar
Brunswick, was totally lo.t within tesenty miles of the latter port.
The Union schooner, larutenatit 11. B. IlocozatuN, carried into
Port Peqa!, on the Bth of N.tven.bt-r, the schcr.ver Eugenia, with
237 slaves, from St. Eustatius, bound to J..go ue C.ba.
Fa t.miout 11, JANVA v 7. Wind vtriable. A rr.. ed the Four
Friends, Dial, and Union, ft cm London. Sailed the Faux,
YA MS, for Naples.
KY MOUTH, JANLART 7.—Wind N.—A "I ived the Rehrcca,FA ULIC •
NPR, from London. Salle-tithe North Ash, LAREPIWORTH,forTerc.!rs.
PORTSADMID,JANUAttr B.—Wind S.S.V. light airs.--No arrivals
or tailings.
DEA 1,, imctm ity Wind W.S.W. light airs and fine weather
throughout the day.—No arrivals or sailings.
lAy enroon, JANUARY 7.-Arrived the Montague, Lyra aim from
Lisbon; Deben, Mae, front Sr. Michael's; Mute, ARTHUR, front
Petersburgh; Hippocanessi, frotniCephalarda; and the British
Merchant, -, front Lisbon.
COWLS, JANUARY B.—Arrived the Amity, GRAY, from Batavia,
in one hundred anti twenty days, last front St. Ilelena—spoke on
sth December, the Coquet Southscantan, from London, in Lt. 8.
21. N. long. 20. 40. W. and on the 21st December, the brig Trial,
PLeccsa, from MU:a to Pernambuco, in lar. 3.-N, long. 22. W.
and on the 3d January, the Lanagh, from Batavia for London, in
soundings. Tie ship Lord Sidmuuth, Femme, was to leave St.
the 2d November, the day after the Amity sailed.
Semis., JANUARY 6.—Arrived the 13Cttcy, Cone, from Grenada,
bound to London, with loss of sails, yaks, and toulwarks-L-t he vessel
being tolerably light, she will sail when supplied with sails, &c.
ROTTERDAM, JANUARY 3.—During the yea 1825, there have ar-
rived here 1,506 ships; sailed 1,533. In 182.2, the arrivals were
only 1,312, and the departures 1325; so that there is an increase of
194 in the former, and of 228 in the latter. These numbers do not
include the fishing vessels, herring busses, and vessels that have
come from Dert;-Sahildau, .&c. er the Eats from liarnburgh, &c.
ANTWERP, JAI MARY 2.—.'Seven hundred and eighty-eight ships
have arrived here in 1823, of which, 435 belong to the Nether-
lands, 107 English, 84 American, 22 French, Ste.
AMSTERDAM, JANUARY 2.—The nunthet of ships that arrived here
In 1823, was 2,106.
CUST(»LITOUSP., JANUARY 8.
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SHTPT ENTERED lust-arms—The Prince of Saxe Coburg, from St.
Michael's ; Marshal Blucher, from licitrerdam ; E:izabeth, Marga-
ret, Providence, Argus, Egginton, and Percival, from Petersberg4;
Abeons, and Fame, from Gottenburgh ; George, frerm Seville ;
Centori,in, from Quebec; Jorge Derma::, from Dantzic ;
• from Riga ; and Charming Molly, from Calais.
ENTERED Ourw.tuos--The Robert, for Barcelona ; Viscount Ex-
mouth, for Gibraltar; and William Fairie, for India.
CztaRINO OulwAnDS—The Berwickshire, for India; and Aurora,
for Alicant.

EDWARD KENT BAYARD, Esq. arrived on Slturdity
it the Barracks of the Pirst Regiment of Life Guards, from hard.
*irk Park, Durham, the sear of his sister, Mrs. M scoosim.D
Ckristmas festivities were there kept vp in ti.c true oid Euglislibty e
of hospitality.
Major CP AIG and the Officers of hi; M..;jesty's 24th
Regiment of Pout gave an elernt dimer a Rianda)-, to the n-sch
r.:spected Governor, Mt.jor-General SU JAM ICS LYON and his • St4f,
at their Mess-et.aom, Fe,ton 13arraeks, Geim‘ort.

Tit CoNIET.—The motion of the Comet is very ra-
pid. Within these few days it has changed its place it least half a
degree. '1 he curve its path cleßcrihes appears to be very greitt.
We ate happ.y to learn, i'..)rn Sierra Leone (iuzeites
to the 13th of September, that the mot t .li'y occa,iomed
lby the fever in•the preceding rno!tch of May wasexag-
verated in the acconritg then transmitted to En,gl.tud.
The visitation had Cecil severe, but not to the extent
stated, and eve collect horn the piesent Journals, that
healthfulness has been :e toted in the Colony.

It appears that in the years 1821 and 18'22, the num-
ber of children vaccinated at Batavia was 253,621; no
pains are spared to promote the general use of this ex-
cellent preventive of the small-pox.
Wursxxv.—A singular charge was preferred riga'tut
three natives of Ireland on Friday, at Usher's-quay
office, it was a raie instance of i•Wiliskey ill-used in the
Green Island.' James Nl,Donough, i'slary Venerable,
and Anne Stephens, were accused by John Walch with
throwing away whiskey, or nulling the cock out of if
store cask of whiskey, and spilling., a large qiiantity.
We desire to direct the attention of our respectable
Readers, ,‘ hose Sons or War ds are about entering:the wide
II field of Commercial Enterprise, or who are destined for
the Judicial or Military F„tablishinenm East-India
Company, or of Government, the 111Aversity, Pi bis
Offices, or any scientific_ pl?nuits, .to the subsequent
Advertisement, as worthy their peculiar attention

CGNIMERCIAL FINISIM;C: ACADEMY, 5, Cateaton-street, cone
ducted by Rcsear Roans and TtitiMAS J ottrtso s, A.B. from Little
Tower-street.—Messrs. Rogers and Johtmeti (the former, from au
experience, the restet of nearly twenty years' practice in preparing
young Gentlemen for the various departments ut Commerce, many of
which were spent in the Academe, in Little Tower-street, when
conducted by his relative Mr. Ikttifiawer; the latter a Graduate of
the University of Cambridge, a.:d sixteen years Master of the Eng-
lish, Clasfical, and Alatheinatical Departments hi the same E4ta.
blishment), beg to announce to Partnts and G;iardians• that their
present System affords e most valuAle opt-triunity for young Alen
to acquire a complete and rapid intormation in any branch of know-
ledge, whether Alercrntile, Scientific, or Pravvaioaal. Pl • pect uses
may be obtained, gratis. of Mr. Dower, Power of-AttorLey-Olficet
Bank ; at Mr. Richard.son's, Cornhill; t Pe. r s's, Old Bond-
srreet ; and at the Boarding-I-Luse, 70, Aldermanbury.—Refer.
cures given, if required, to Mercantile and Banking-houses of the
first eminence.

TRIALS AT HERTFORD.—The Observer of Sunday,
Jan. 11, will of necessity be two s!-,eets. No A dveitise-
ments in either, The price of the two sheets will be
Fourteen-pence. They will contain a very copious Re-
port of the Trials of 'Martell and Hunt, illustrated
with Seven Engravings, viz.
1. The Representation of the Cotarr-house, at Hertford, drawn
during the time of the Trials.
2. *1 he Scene of the Murder, with the Gig in the Lane.
5. Ti,e Poud in the Garden, into which Nr. Weare was Rut
thrown.
4. The Pond at Rlstree, in which the holy waafound.
S. Tie Stable, with the Deco 23ed placed ;:cross the horse.
6. View from the Cottage-window, front which the Deceased is
seen being drawn alone; the path of the glreirn.
7. A Ground nun, taken by ottier ot the Mnistrstes.
Thete two sheets of 'The Observer wi!i be kept on sale
until the last day of January, at the Offie, /4.169,
Strand, London, where franks can be had to send them
to any ['Alcor' the United Kingdom, free of charge.

CORN-EXCHANGE, JANDARV. 9. • •
Owing to no arrivals from distant,ports on account of 'contrary
winds, but those which have gained the head of the river, have
brought us MX) qrs. of Wheat,7ooo' of Laity, 1.4,200 English,
with 1020 qrs. of Irish Oats, and 13,700 Sacks of Flour; and still
the witeat trade remains brisk this morning, and Monday's prices
are obtained for that of fine quality.. Batley remains full as high is
prier ason last market Jay, bull in Oat. there was not a brisk sale, as
we now expect large supplies. In Brans and Peas no alteiation.
SMITHFIELD ArAtt.T, JANUARY 9.
'There was rather a short amulet thitmorning„bus still sufficient
for the supply of the trade, there being but few purch4perase22ept
Ifor the ptiniest articles, whick obtained a good price.
Berl 2:1 to 44 2d 1 Veal ..... 4s 64 to' Ss id
Mutton ...... 35 4tl to 4s 4d 1 Pork

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