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-pi OR VALN JMEMEN's LAN~D a-nd NEW SOU1TH hA~ WALE$, the SWAI HAIVEY, DAN12L PEACH'g, Command0r. 1'4Ojv:oa' her way'to P'lymouth, and has stil room for two cabin and itw steerage. p,asserigers. Apply, to WhIston and Hewvitt, 30, IC bhddfrla OR bC.~LEof FlRANCE aiid. CEYLON, with leave to ~l1 a ~'I the remarkably fast sailing copeored A 1 `SI4i? F ICA, OHN hlRLTON, ommandr;, harden: 3.5fftons;, lyingT In1 th Wst Tui~ Docs. Tis hip as ost snperlor aceom ndations forasanges. orfreghtor assgeapply to John Lyney, jn. sworss ~ OWon hr Pssag toPortsmouth, andI has only a fewCaM'ssdisngged fo MAJRS anid CAICUTTA, with IC aet cal at Isdia tewl %non Calcutsra built SHIP BOYNE, TIIOMA5 LAWSON, Comnnander, burden 600 tolls, A L; This Veasel has a poop, with very superior accomimodatior's for pa5-- acmgers,arxd will carryani experienced surge-ln. For irurthier lisrti- Coilas' apply to Mr. Sdward Role, 24; Lime-street. ]~j~ O MADRS aiid BENTGAL,RiId will leave Gravesend hi' n te 23thotheresntmntlsthefas saiingtOtpeid A I freiht r Piese apny t Heny llsinhar, 1,Drod-steeRCapt OR MADRA and CALCUTDPA, -will positive'iy dal en l ovmber, the fisst sailing teak SHIP LA')Y ~A MPBLL, buden 0 tons, JAMtES IRVINE, Commander, linig Jn the Ct nl. or freight or passa-e apply to Messrs. Cockterell, 'Trail. an o utinfriars: to Captatin Irvinie, at the Jerusalens ,coffe houSe; Or to Edmiund'Read, 1, Rtche's-court, Limre-street, 'This ship I.s itted expr essly for conveying passengers,.- anid earrica a isurgeon. No good taken on board witlhouttan order. OR MADRS.and CALCUTTA, to Eail on the ~20th IL' f Dcemer,the vet-- fast sailing river built- A 1 SHIP COROANIIL, TOsAS BOVES, Commander: butrden 610 tons, ~lngin teWes Inda Dooeks. This ship has a double stern, with mo4aloo ofa reula oiamnaf,- andl-wilt, earrY an exPe- riene.dsdrgbn.Forfreiht r pssage aipply to the Comnmander, at the erusalm1 tofeehous; ~t5srsaiite, Bon hsom, aud Co. Bros,d- -steetbuidins; ,lssrs. Plumme an Wilson, 32s Fenchurch-mstreet or toJohn yneyiju. swo brnalakr, 24, ilirchln-lane, Coruhill. ~1~OR BOMBjY Direct, to sail on the 25th of Nove-ns. ~,C-her, the fast sailing coppered A I SHIP AMIITY JOHN GRAY, ;Conmnander: barden 3(1 tons. Lyling In the west Int(ia Expert Dockc. 5This ship has excellent accommodation for passengers, and wvill carry askilful surgeon For, freight or passage apply to Messrs. Fratser, Nicol. and C.12, S;t. HeIen's-place; Johin ChapoRac and Co. 2, Leaden- ~hl,el-street; or to John S. Brinley. 14, Birchin-lane.- ~I~'iR BOM AYDrect,to sIl oni the 3Qth of' Novelr-_ ,,~ssher, contanttradr, te fatsailing coppered A 1 SHIP l-t5YA~GEOGE, TEPENSN ELERB Y, Commander, bur. dsp IlOtont lingIn he itycanl. rhis ship has most superior accommdationfor pasenger, and ill tryaslfffl surgeon. For freiht o pasageappl to ohnLyne,jun swrn broker, 24,1Blrchin- POR BO BAY, positively the first Ship for light I - goods and passengers onily, under engagement to si from ~l1ra,~esenxd the I7t of November, the SH-IP ABBERTON, burden tons;, LUCA SPHPRCIVAL, Commander, of the Honourable Corn. 5sn's service; lying In the West India Export Doek. This shijp 'dsbem ficttrerlin a superior style for the accornorodation of p'assen. ~ier ald carie an experienced surgeon. For freight or passage Llpyto Messrs. Iniglis, Forbes, and Co. 2, 'Maasiisnbouse-place; theCommrrander at the Jerusalem cogelehouze; or to William bercromble, 4, Birchin-lanle. EW COUNCIL-O S, .rso-Persons desirous li.~~f CNTRCTIN fr tbe COM,fPLETIO N of the INTERIOR bth ulig coGE pRisLn thSEMBJYoinr' thlserCompnyo Paopinters'sGa of ter' AanSmthsloo Work,_ ar e deslrd atoth dCivrwn ealed TENDrraern, atn the Sthand,oberTaurs Ofce n o eTedy, the 20 a fDeme eth day of Norvt. he,12. chthe pilanl n pcfain a be seen on appli-.peelely catin 'o Mr Brgden th clekWo th J.ks atRisoffic, ohppoiterk Wtherlobig Ofc,hBafr-uilding,seerydayranda,ecped rm1 tov. 3 I 'cloc . Ar TAieryLmdOI .o-BiDs'Sephensongiticist Spc,herb givDn, fofth bf WIEIN ERAL ASSEMBLY of theboCompany if tPeocruntoro Waterlo-brige wil be eldIa the Crnand Author iarnern,w 'In the Strand ~ ~ ~ ar, on Thursday, the 24h day of Dcme et t1 ulet. he hai wil b taen t Io~cofk.thecsidsoutev hs.hm WM ,j LRndELL, Chinefaulerk Watrlo-brdgeOffce,8, esuortbuldln StrNd, Baot.16, 1u824.g T~ SANTr to a Decree of the High Court of Chan- tery, made In a cause 'Stepheson vBaganseSor,' the CREDtTSI.d LOGTES of WIALAM MEADLeY,r lteprs of A Cboo apintel cou'eney ofi ore,cgentl f emntfane, deceasdmh ed,tahor dinte sd decree named,h whopl d81ed one,b thetr sayoflOcitobrs, 189r,o rbforthiht oe than poe th ayef d-leembe an24 tocoelnandprv their lgce,bre liEdebtin beorde.iwes! eVI- 1an atrsq.one of thie Masters of the said Court, at hia s e,I Suhaim-tn lberi,din Sohtham lto LobuildIn or Ihancery-lane. rondon,herinvdefaue exclud,of theys-l bee pf''' o aeremtoily decluded. ieheoi ftesi Nov. 8, 1824. RFISSER and SON,Batlett's-buldincer-.e URISRUANT to an Ordere of thle Higli Cozourtbof Che -ee,m le natca'the CREap TOnRv oflr the CRED J TORAAISan the couty of epent,frmer, decallsedpondie In the onioty of Judly.ex 1817 are bytheir solicitors, fnorth efoth to oe Inhand pofveetbeir det,I n lim theior Wleaies, beinforeldJoeh Edmnd Dof de Msters of one oftghe Masrter of thanersidCor, at his ohanicer, In Sotuthimpton-bld bnding-s, Chncery-lane. London, dporvnefal theirdeofsthey will befal tcidereo the bll epere of ptersidldexcriede. bnfio hsadodr HEJRSUAS to an Order of the Rlight Coourabof then WeeLrd, mighF Cancllor of Grnesatgriaimst Madeiwan,th matte ofs JaineAdas,otha lnthicg,'rtefre CREDITORS Coreaeqnof the sadJAE A-AS lter rhesaidiga Port,pet-owBail's-pond, stnt thisl-ecounty wof,Madsthes idoe,ease, by thEKYIr soCKLWIcios no baeofore igt I the thy.fDceober, 1824 Hato come Indefoeasd williiem Wined esq aontte ofnth MastofJue.so the) gs Court ofr ChancHEIory,her at hiLcanws ind Next omtin-buTld- logs,thansch er-lor. Loneirs,a av andprnexthef irnet, or Ino default, thereo tleywl othen aerem por islyvn ecldead t; andideaditvfhenald orer. s7he,rtey bepciey ane artld wof the orIghe Courtsonfx Chaen- caiery aels arrpee cause of s ones agca~dhirnst ackiain' it lw as, amngst othe thi,ngs whrefre tors Wn.wIehl C ourteno,erS RIne of the M teirsO of heirsaid Cout,to (Ifs kit nd opeSTat eprtonttilevost Wo,ratptesn deceae of sucEKnEb okinACoLying, late foftLyitngto on, In the count .oft tirns des.dcease, (woQ hoi kidied o o anou thae out dhircayiof bue, 183, wsor h wadNiserehsHI oortCoheir, at Law camesInd Nexthafmptond whether isuc Chner-ir rnoeir atLawdand nex okin dealhror aney orwith er ancldewicdo theeneitar or ihesaivin or deadrn.f edws i e she,OrThCey resphetiely die,and who areoll h person al represen-a ttve cornrepren,nthatIv ofplsuho dwceaed hRei toPrchirenat law ande next of3 kin, andrwhoare torIno the reclron or toheirshabtlawit of the l,part or t ohirsund seta ofkn ore Erstc,a repo.nresentativestoryeprsem. blied ofsutho nexth yofki scobedying,tare fortheith to oing In an make, ;0toeal theiRdescto, prvethiurhwrdreds, and merake outnhebirtcaims bfte- .rehesaid Malh astern apourtenay at thiscamdgeers, inesothy, po toss. RbOWiid EYs t aowe ranct-. e, Lndo,o Inte det,faul theprpoeof theywilgb excluded the bcnef of7 0 se said ontrdster. o,atrtert e ~etO ICE an sm hern oehy girrowndtoal persn thom ixedtur may urr cinreparing,thatoappiction will furnmaden toe parishent irn toe )tet Ssaion pagresh,sndy toe atheoresistioy of thpaiseIhaitesants ofe th arib o St Dusta I th Eat, ondn.ine ceeall vetr and eld m-h ~led on be2thdaof Otobr Isitan, frnleave tobrainiigInd carIL to eabletheRectr, Curc warens,and chrai purpose,ands alofh ROW ONY at a ower rae of inerest for the purposbe ofgpayng ~ured n rpaiing retorsig asd frnShing rthes pariaeshcu~ritiof Xhe said parish,,,rowe under the authorityofteprhisr alrg,t yarousgenra vetris, ro tie t tme,I caled niandhed t hm. aed >asdparis, andthfary lakand eSoalecitor,enses of t obtivgardscr-et - Oyn TICtoExeuionanac ofrebygiavent fort snchppurpose, andalso o temnder th e maidretor charch warens for the nstime seslong and of te sad ac, an Intrestfor ue ameinth meatsn trimge.sDated this 0t',sday o Octoer, 124. n E H.ouizg loadl,an Vesty Clrk ad Soicitr,v2. ssel,atToer-srgeet recevin shis, esses asd arge, ad unordeiy loading, andp ninhto and out m of the sardokosu adis,sdfrlgtn tbyvid. tsse of an Attofparlamet d in the .524 yerosslte Ma- jesty, entte,a"At foretbIhnaFrr over tise River Thames, frm Greenwic to teslofDg,itse county of Mid- dlesex-, and for makinig anmatiigrod to cuonmissnicate thtreivith, Xs Interfere with rrnars h spot of groisnd oss wvhich it is proposeed to maRke and construct such wet doc,ks, basiissa asid wrharfs, whnich saLid docks, basinis, and whrf,ralay,and bridges art intenided to he made in the.IlKe of Dg t h aiho All Saints, Poplar. Lit the county of Middlesex.Daeth4hdy pf November, 1S24. ALLISTON and HNLBY, Solicitors, Fs'eemi'seurCorolli ,9TROUD and SEVERNRIROD.aMEi: KJINC; of- th3e commiTTEE, held on Saturday, Nov. 6,1824; r~N HINDE PELLV, Esq. fil the Chair; A COPY Of the RelOttIitions of the Commnittee of the StrostdWRter can3Si Navigation having been transinitted to this; Meeting, refusinig to accede to the Propottltiol made to themi by the General Mestinigof Subscribers to the fRail Road, of 30th October last, to Reduce tile Rate of Tonnax'ge on COaiq o) twvo-pence halfpenny per ton per mnile, and a proportlossate rcduc-tlon on all other -oodsl carried on that canal; -Resolved, Tisat the Stirveynr be directed Immediately to complete the plauls stud surveys, ie ',rder that the samemasy lhe deposited wvitlh the Clerkc of the Peace on the 30th INovember instanit, and tlhat the bill be. proceded wvith iii the wcxt Session of Parlia.ment. Remoiy d, TbatK a icp,sit of three pounds per share (to incltide the sum already advanced, be paid by the tseveral subiscrihers, on or baefore I st Jansuary next, to the banker-s. Afegsr.W-ood, Pitt, Croome,assd Co. of Tetbutry, to the credit of the acecoastst with 0. P. Wathon, asq. trea- surer; and that a printed receiptbhegiven to each s;ubscuriber forsauth d st pecifying the number of shares; for whielh thes same may be p -d J. HINDE P'ELLY,C'isas HOUSEHOLD FURNITUJRE aBUd LUMBER. 14ROBERXT GODFREY, 3d5. Chiswell-street, Finebury-square, gives theli hbestlprice for las ge or esnall quasstities of every descrlp. tion of FU INIT 'RE. Immediate cash, liid no charge for r-emovos. W ADIBS' WVARDROBES and all kifnds of lIeft off' 314 asre], court dresses, houisehold linen, late, trinkets, &c. BOUGtififor reedy money, ata liberal price. Ladies si-sted on at their own holUses by a letter addr`essed, poat paid, to Mtrs. Hamilton, 123, Wardourt-street, Oxford-sttoet. N. B. T'he strictest privacy olurerved.- A-f11HIN , Gls,n airtbe-nware.- -The Puiblic are 5&jlrespecttflsly informed, that JOHN DOYLE still continues SELLING OFF, at prime cost, his extensive and superior STIOCK In the ahore lue, at 4, Chatidosstireet, Covesst-garden. Familties fur. nielog~vll indths a mPPOStUnity tlsat seldom presents Itself, as tii godsAsJ o te batquality, country anid shsipping orders care- f,ti~ priked an& ge'for package, &t. '-rE~O- TAILORS and DRESSMvAKERS. - W. S~JEFFRYSInfos-mathe trade, thiat he has now read for SALE scs,rs nwlydelgiedand elegant PATTERNS forl BRA IDING I'II'sTS nd SELSSE; baidngand embroidery furtetrdos - idawje ers; raiingtaght thoroughly in afew lessons, Persons 'orciio- coRtr wll fid thisi an excelient opportunit of either airpgprehaesr bcomiing prbficeient In the awt, N.Y~Some Day 'eprntleswatsd-8,ward,iur-street, Solho-square. AW_7-entirelB NEW ARTICLE of British Manufacture, r f. Snr i.AI S WtINTER DRESSES, SHAWLS, &c.-Dy the King's RoyaL-Letters Patent-BRITISH CACHIMERP, warranted- by the PareJiZd.floV to shHilk In the washing. and tobe tiurable in wear. 5'hii&eldgait,srtilcle- s respectfulli submitted to the Nobility Pnd Gen. ts'Y.,1'orwinter dresses, &c- as being exceedingly soft and wvarm, com. lnlg thc. thin light texture of silki wvith the comfort of the fisest .vollen cIo:la* It vi-lt bes found decidedly different to any lnanufac- t7)c hittherto produed In Sngland, and may behad in a. very exten. dIve variety ofTabioslablneweolours for theseseon, atUnderwood's, 7, Ver.styeet, -the-corner of OXford,strpgt, opposite Men- Bosnd-strect. The prineIpax dressosakers are supplied *n'tb paStItems. TATUtARY, &c. 112, Highl Holborn.-H. W. VAN -DER. LEFT begs respectfililyto Intinzats to Ihis Friends and the d'ublieln genefal thbt In adfditionitothe manufacture of his Patent Reflued-Lamp oi?, he latend; to OPEN. on Saturday next, the 20th baTl -t, the SHOP (112, HJgh Holborn) nlext door to lila presentpre- nil4,wIlete will he keptalatggtestortment of LA MS, ornamecntal lasril stands, -wax and aperniaedtl candles, statuary, &c. Mr. KIslet- embiwes5. this opportunity of stating, for the inforuisatiois of those. I to the Atne arts that he hRs just finished his IlUSTS of VOL- parA~I E.fvBreihlh several casts have been talen, whichWill be autb nlt?d io t7ielr Jnepeedr iorw In the one that celebrated geuiasis repre-. scn~ asa te a8n~e ofdeat,an intheother as actually dead; niili alrIy the approbatioj oi several eminent judges has been expressed ota s fine specimens of modelilng. J F G. H., who LEFT his EMPLOYERS in the -Coun- A try, on Fridaynight last, by'the Unien coach for London, will RFTUIN to them or his relatlons In town, some satisfactory arrange- ments mtiay take place; If-wLOt, the mnost scrious consequences will certainly ensuev rfl T HE WRITER 6f a LETTER to a Genxtleman resid- 3.1. ing 3n the City, whlch vas received on the 12th Instant, and which be6ins thus, "/Pdrlaps your klcowin, youir frlends froin Your fcs may not bemis," 2 Is earnestly entreated to WVRITE AGAIN. It Is jromed. that any 'further communications wvith which he may he obliged shall be revclved In the strictest confidence. -"LACK3 POINTER DOG LOST.-Any Gentleman I P having lest a BLACK POINTER DOG may hear of one Pt 12, O01 liond-street. E STATES of tle late LORD EUSKINE, in Sussex.- J The TlTLE-DEEDS of a small ESTATE called SpurilIngs or Finch's arc WANTING. The holder Is requested to give informationi to Messrs. Jenings and llolton, 4, Elm-couirt, Temple. MR O'HARA's TONT'INE.-Notice is.herehy given, 1 ^Zz thLt aHALF YEA's DIVInEND on the above tontinc 'ill be In course of PAYMENT on Saturday, the 20th, Monday, the 22d In- stant, and every subsequent Monday, from 10 till 2 o'clock, at the offlce of Ir. John ield, 11, Throg.norton-etrectn all assignments and other deeds relating to the tontine are to be produced to Messrs. Wll- 3iams, Whitmore, and Co. solleJtors to the tontine. O'TOrlCE.-Ail Persons having aniv CLAIM or DE- i AMAND on the late Mr. THOMAS WHIrEBRE AD, of Lea Bridge, In the counaty of Middlesex, bargemaster, deceaed, are re- cuested to send pacticulars of the same to my offices for eaniloation. And ai pesonsl'ndbted tothe Said Tettr r eqetd to settle their accouints v.ith thr Executors forthwvith, to prevent the necessity of legal Interference. o SEPH BANoKS. Accouun,nt and Auctioneer to the above Estate. 6, Lombard-street, near the Manslonhlouse Nov. I5.1824. N TEXI of KIN of. SARAH DAWSON.--lf the L_ NEXTof KIN of SARAH DAWSON formerly of Nantwvich, In the county of Chester, ividon, deceased, .vl'li arply to Mir. H un:berston, Friars, Chiester, or to Messrs PAleston and Elwood, Nantwicl,, they vill hear of something to their advantage. The said Sarah Dawson was the widow and rellet of John Dawson, formerly of Nantwich aforesaid, yeoman, is-ho died nbouit the year 17C7; the said Sarah Dawvson died about the year 1784, having made a will, %vhich wvas proved at Checter, on til 14th of october, 1784. by Hannnh Walbenk, otherwlse Walehank, her executrix, wvho It 13 supposed lived at that time in Red Lion-street, Whitechapel, London. T(NDON CHYMICAL SOCIETY, Dr. BIRK- BECK, M.D. P3resident.-The INAUGURATION ot the OFFICEIS of thig SOCIETY will take place at the City of London Tavern, on -?hursday, the 25th of NovembMer. 1824, at Ieiock, when the Presi- dent wll deliver atLecture explanatory of the oblects of the Society, ar.d the genleral- prml,ples of the Science, to be fliastratted by experl- nients. The meupbers are requested to apply for tickets of admission to the secretary, as no Idy .,r gentleman wrill be admitted without a ticket signed by him, and countersigned by amember. ' 5 5,- Great Prescott-street. W4,LLI 41# JONES, Sec. pro tem. E XTRACT roim the MINUTI3S of the SEN:AT S- e ACADEMICUS of the UNIVERSITY of EDINBURGH, 25th Oc- tober, 3182g:-'3'he Sena tus AcademIcus u nanimously resolved, that In regard to gentlemen who have alreadY matriculated as medleal stu- dents, or shall matriculate as such, In this or any otlher universitv, nuefore the Ist of January, 1825, the Statta Solemna, published In 18323, s3Rli remain unchsnSed as to the number of years of academical study, end the-classes required. ANDREW DUNCAN, Jun. Sec. FIVE or SIX HUND1IED POUNDS WANTED, on Jundeniablepersonal security, by a Gentleman in a profitable lIne of business in the gountry. Address, poet paid, to C.D. at Mr. Scott's estaite and canal agenit, 8, Carey-street l'incoln's-inn. ?ULPHAT. QUININE.-The Medical Profession are kjrespectfuly informed, the TROCH. SULI'il. QUININE are faith- ully prepared byJ. Shepherd. 176,Fleet-street. TP. lANEL having established a MANUFAC'- 9 TORY for FURNITURE, Fringe, Laees, Gimps, &e. at 83, Duke-street.WVestSmithifield, respectfully solicits thepatronageof his friends and the public. USIC.-Mr. F. GLADSTANES will give IN- IVJi STRUCTIONS, during the present ivinter, li the science of MUSIC,Singing. and the Planofortc,at 6Cilftbrd's-lnn,Temple-bar. Mr. I tiadstanes has followed a course of stiudy for some years under Mr. D RIvA I 'l UI lION.-A Lady, who'has reside(d in it families of distinction, and tanght. without the assistance of mnasters, the harp, pianioforte, singing snd thorough bass, drawing, the English, French, at,d Italian languag-s, geography with the use of the globes, writing, arithmetIc, and thc other general branebcs of edueatlon. is destrous of meeting wifll an eligible FNGAiEM E;INT, as ,OVE.RNESS. Address, postpaid; A.L.C.D. Mr. Dinmore's, stationer, 3, City-road, opposite North-street, Finebur3-square. A sORNTING GOVERNTESS.-A Lady, who for some M years has been accustomed to ediucate young ladles In mnost respectable families, Is desirous of ENGAGING for MiORNING TUITION. She is perrectiv conmpetent to liistruct In every branch of general eduication, wvith tile accomplishments of the planofrte and drawing, anid speaks the French language fluently. The advertiser also gives private Lessons scientifically on the Pianoforte, Harp, and Singilig, on moderate ternms; the Logierian system It preferred. Address, post paid, to T. D. at Mr. Seeley's, bookseller, Fleet-strpet; or at Mr. Newman's, Soho-square. e OVERNE SS.A young Lady, ref the established ,church, accustomed to tuition and regularly educated, is de- sirnos to be EdGAGED In a Family of respectability as GOVERNESS to t-vo or three young Ladies, wvhere she mnay be treated in every re- spect as one-of the family, and experience kilnd and liberal treatment. Salary Is not so much her object as a comfortable home. She is com- petent to teach French, English, geography, use of the globes, hietery, - wvriting, and arithmetic, wvith mlsic and drawving for the first two years, likewise plain aeid fancy work. No widower nor officekeeper - need apply. Addrees, post paid, to A. Y. care of Messrs. Byers and iBesford, 3, Pall-nmall. A DOUCEUR.-A Widow Lady of respectability, re- sidis inna pl easant house, handsomely furn ishedand desirous of associating a few vyoung Ladies vlth her owYn little girl, for the pur- pose of PRItV TE EDUC:.ATION, ..ttcrs a liberal do-iceur to the pirinl- p ale of schools, In d iaand other agen ts, anld respectabl e tradesm en has- I iig the disposal of one or more s-ouna ladies for the above purpose. To save trouble her terms are 40 land d0-guineas. The most satisfac- tory references sxil be given .and required. Address, post piiid, to A. ,.. at 2, Listtle Ryder-street, St. .lames's.