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Costo, Author of " Conies Arias." In Three Vols. post bro. Let em call it Mischief When it,ig past, and prospeedi 'twill be Virtue. ibis Imam A NEW AND IMPROVED EDITION. ' Just published, in One thick Vol. Third Edition, much enlarged and improved, price lA*. MODERN ►IOM ESTIC MEDICINE; or. a AL pular Treatise. exhibiting the Nriture Symptom, C and :nest emeacious Treatment a an Meese*. noltbrodnE 4 rb g ; WOdriln IfflplOVllTatilta, in Medicine. Commis*" 0100,,a treploini Collection of approved Prescriptions, Medical Management I Children, most effectual Methods of rendering assistance incises of Emergency. Rules of Diet, Virtues and Milts of all Medi. tints k..c. The whole forming a comprehensive Medical Guide for the use of the Clergy, Famillee, and Invalids. By T. J. GRAHAM. MI?. kc. u We conscientiously recommend Dr. Graham's Treatise to Public. It is very far above the celebrated Buchan's. and we sk preserve the volume as the advice of an invaluable friend, to which we can refer in the hour of need, without any doubt of being ' nefned by it. VlLltlOM.....iterary Chronicle. " In the opinion of a mope:table Physician, well known in coeuesion, it is enriched with much of all that modern prat has ascertained to be valuable, and is net only incomparably , ixrior to Buchan's, but also to every similar work in our language. Wesley:lr M .g.zine. It will he found a very valuable acquisition to the Family brary, and no Medicine Chest. at home or abroad, ought to be considered complete without k."—lmperial Magazine. " It is . altwether deserving of permanent popularity.“—London Weekly Review. Published by . Sinspkin and Marshall, London. Sold Booksellers. • --- - - COLDS, COUGHS, ASTH M AS, &c. JUTLER'S PECTORAL ELIXIR.— EzpetiL .duriag a very loagpttfod,has intontestibly proved the superinst efficacy of this Medicine; in all cases of Colds, Coughs, and static Affections By promoting gentle expectoration, it shortly relieves the Patient of a slight or vkent Cold, and . 'doses are generally sufficient to remove those which neglect , pieto rdmiersdiametostbnurd and obstinate, and which are accompanied with e.segli. Spitting of Mood, and other salmis symptoms. Oar balsamic powers tend to heal soreness, and allay the swim of the lungs, in cases of Cough; said its Asthmati: dons It assists and gives freedom to the • Breath. ' . Sold in 'bottle! at is. lid. and Sr. 9d. by Messrs. Demists, Ch4apside, corner of St. Pied's; 9ackilde street. In; Ptinces.eireet..ll4inburgli; Savory and Co. 136. New 4 meet; swathe prim:host Medici* Venders - in ebb lUbstibtb. Of whom may he bad Diittlei &mime tuatnancy is feces Covet., Rearoetw4s; ate. and for rendering' tee ' Vete* 1, - "hie. aud.prestestisigiti organs ftosas the elms. 61 Swett IN Ittd, and Mild: - • .1 •'' • ' . - MK ilsE faelsOadeet Pectoral Flier. -:----_—_--e—.--_ I L*** ki-,-:-- ties was TI. NNE.. •••••••• A tan LIC air.. 10—...—„. • Bit: lV TaIi:AGSNTS. .. • -- VHE tir.t Production at the Age.—The 641 J.: tittle which possesses mimetic properties for the ROWLAND'S IIIACASSAR OIL, . , .(tbe oIiI4DIAL sod aseunra), of Vegetable Ingredients, width preserves the Hair to the. lauat period of life;; promotes littutient growth ; adds strength to the floats; produces I and beautiful Curls, which damp weather or.• eaescise , Flat; tenders.llair that is berets and Airy .oft, silky, .glossy„ an. and beautify). This Oil is invaluable in the Nursery. as doe attention to Children's Hair is of ;be. greatest importance...—. lime a stamina for a beautiful Head of Hair; produces Whiskers .I.Yebrows, atc.' Ibis Oil has beenfor many years universally ad aired, and acknowledged superior to all others, and by its Wei timabk virtues, is daily 'immured with the unction of Royalti Me Nobility, .Geatry, and Public at large. Price 3s. 6d lbs. 6d. and dia. per bottle—all ethers are Imposition, in Graidoe Without the Trapper. Ala ROW LAA WS. KA LY DIA Its soothing and an e liorative properties Immediately allays the battingirritak,iiii'ynf the Skin produced by Cold Winds or Daniti 'Atmosphere ;, ammages Inflammation ; beats bars‘ and rough Skin; /toms Cutaneous Rreptions, mid produces • scliellFul. cox• ham; affords snotbik relief to /adios purring their Offspring in healing Verner ; apd to Geademen after likaviog, it allays the Kooning pain, and (toilets tbe_ Skin s mooth aud.pleaunt„ . Rich grouise Ronk has the Name sod Address engraved on '" • .11P1Munt Stamp, whiCh is pawed oo 'be bottle. .. . ." A. ROW LA ND At SON, 20, Hatton Garden.' . - . Price ' 4 s. 6d. toad BA. 6 1 . per bottle.. A. 110 WLAN 1) and SON. the Sole Proprietors, desirous 'meeting the Public from .Fraud,sevaprctfully solicit .1 "'ratio' on pirchasing to ask (or NItOWLASOW. Noticing that each genuine bottle is rigid with agow ' thin Name and Address and dined in RRI). _-__ .. - " A. ROWLAND & SON. V.O. lIATTON GAUDEN , Tbe Genial* Is Sold 'by them, Usti most Perforears:Aid feeders. ' . .. - . . liii:l 'get 104 OOP Ps* dm& i—vi 11. WI 4111 • 111 I WI I 10,1 I. Oa 141 ed .... a w O4 a.' K• 311 4 " if I) I ** 11 ,- 0.4 1. 1 INVITATION; A NEW SONG: To die Teas of Blue Bousieis beer the Border Altcll, rims ;h. B. itish . ..t.VJL Sustainers still of out national glory! Stars of our galaxy, shine on utility !, Patrons of Art, be immortal in story ! With Muses sag Graces, • Congenial year race 4. . Nubility, worth micronizing, *gra now the V.inktier. Of wake jet spiendear, Warren, idlest Biackiug J siatioas axe prizing. • . ,;.• • *SO. sardls Ciaose, cheese, ye of the lower tilpsg, • • Omagh untitled, of high estimation, Whether year wives—many good one. are itoweriesi.-. ilday not corrrctly claim dignified wake • - She walking by 'your side, You in bright boots that guide • Byes to the Jet, as grand wowed . ottractiaa You so respected them, • She not neigh-aril then Map to her spouse with increased satisfaction. • Cbooss, choose, ice: • Baste, baste, all ye to the Strand, sow, • • • . Mushy jetiirilliance secure would poll•eness, , knit is not in repute 'very grand now • • Voris themselves age even treated wills slightness : • Old maxims abolish, . •, • .• Of high mental polish, Palish your Boots usclassie resplendency; • Fashion and Rank sus-peke,. Furth ae the world,. and,rise Piked by Wassam, to.iutt ascendancy! Ijasge, haste, due. . . TIS 4 Easy &sluing and Prilliai4 ilLiCktialcOt/opifo4 by • .et•• • • t Wig/ • e7V II. Ita;14,01. 30, STRAND, Landon And sold in every :Sows= the Kingdom. LI (tU 1 D in . Hurtles, 8j iod..ilisk rye4od. each. •• rr lii Particialat to Imp* OK HO*. W,A 'La B N'S. *Ps lITRAND. au. MOW AIM ieVUOVINW4 Gafford; Devonshire. eider . mercb4nt, at one, at die Court ; of Ountraissioners. Dec. 23, J. Darby, Rood-lane, wholesale per fumer; at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Dec. 27, J. Jackson and R. Mellot, Salford, Lancashire ' ironmongers, at ines •at Whites Hotel, Manchester. Dec. 9, 1. Darby, York. terrace, Regent's Perk, plumber, at ten, at tbe Court of. Commis • eletters. Dec. 30, 1. Gregory, Salford, Lancashire, vietuallerwat ten. at the Moseley Arent Inn, Manchester. D..e. 46 ,R. Brittain. Illnalughem,gieekethook lock manufactorer, at twelve, at the . Globs Tavern.;,Bireingham. Dee. IL J. Hughes, Liverpool; glass dealer, at one, at the Clarendon Rooms.. Liyerpwal. Rec. 93, A. Bartlett and It. Bartlett, Bristol, Ails-builders at one, at the Ake of F. Jarman, All Saint: court, Bristol. De c . 26, J. May. White,4. Wylorn, W. and J. Mercer, Deal, •Keni, bankers, at ulna at eke Guildhall. Canterbury. • • CEICTI If !CATES, Dec. 23. • G. Hutchinson and Ef. Hutchiagen, Stockton-upon-Tees, Der. lasi, bankers. G. Allan Itidgßeld, Manchester,. Aakindgx.fr- -- - J. Unbhuon, Stanhope, durham, shopkeeper. W. Jay, Ckelten- Hham, Gloudestershirei architect: . .1. Elliot, Harraby, St.• Puth 4, Carliale, cattle dealer. &Kingsford, Ember Nl il l. Themes ' Moo s Soucy, wain : . W. J. Baker. St. Jobs street, Clirkiswell,. orange oretchtut. hi. tiepins, Fulham, achonlmisgese , ek- Smallhitnes t Bath-place, St. Pancras, glass cutter. . r., . . PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. H. P. Clink and W. Crosskey, jun. Rye, Sussex, turners. J. • - - ' enoienteied no Russian ship of war on the whole way., —Haaseergh Reporter, Am 28. • • VIENNA, Nov. *9. skletter written by NI. de Etbeoupiene to CountVop etaekeloerg,the Russian Ambassador at the Cinlrt of Naplft, dated Porn., Oct. 15, - announces that M. de . Bk.seaupierre and his colleagues, Mr. S. Canning and, Ostint Guilleminot, intended to leave that island is about three weeks, and go to Naples. . . FRANKFORT, Nov. 22. Mr. Addington, British Minister to the German Diet, has left this city, in consequence of orders sent to bun to worn to London. As Mr. Addington was for-, *Arty Secietary of Legation in Washington.it is sup. posed thsat his presence in London is required to give, information . on- vari. us subjects connected with the 'relations between England and the United States. • CONSTANTINOPLE, Om 26. A hew enrolmen. of Turkish niiiitia has lately taken 'OK! here; 8,0(X) arm entered as fit fur service. Tcha fen Oglou Pacha, who has arrived from Asia, turnislio. taeuntingens •.f 12,000 nien,which is expected eves/ hour. • The dearness et corn - and all provisions incre , seS every day. and begins to be sensibly felt. It is neces-' Ivory to have . guards constantly stationed before toe . bakers' shops to keep off the crowd. and . prevint - 4. tenet. It into be hoped that the 100, cargoes 0,40: expected from Egypt wilrsion arrive; thoiigb 40erel' _ ships bound - taken witbvut any indulgence. "Third ;Moos, twenty-second day's declaration.' % ,...The,names of the merchants to whom this official orply was graciously vouchsafed, as they apwar in the AagloXbinorso.orthography, are T laps, fun, Laser, l e ataman, Lny k keihrie, Alefun, Yingpele; ive of which, as appears by an explanatory note, may be rendered into English as follows :—Ta lbot, Dun, Russell, Latimer, Oliphat t. PRO*. !NZ CANTON RROISTIR, APRIL 26. We never rscoliect to have seen th,- commercial State of affairs so completely inactive as they have remained for sometime past; tor, with the exception of opium, which may be considered as excluded horn the tegular ?tra d e o f this poet,„there is not a demand for a single as ticle. , The reports of dip tomtits in the northern provinces having terminated lsy the capture of the rebel leader being confirmed, is eft event which may create a return 01 ativeoture to 'kit. portion of the empire, which it seems the late warfare had much interrupted ; and this may give life to a .considerable pact 4 . .0%00:eta tom. aterecof,Canton. . Tha .scarcity of money seems to be very generally 444, end this, added to the approaching asioaalletiod tortlltt pumps!** 4onerannet duties, and the age lopclocal compar:ral ,arraagankats, may greatly cater cep with the spitit4lecessary to mciciinti,o • . •I'vL i'vlif • . • a; . a . . _ ~,,,..4; a, y 4. 4 , 4 , .- ' A, . , ..• . • ' ) ' . .. • • • s - • . - .. . „ • .. • • ‘. . '4 iroj . • ie" . "-- w • %, ' • ' I W' . ~4' • ."./ • ' Vs . ' l / 4 (- - . psi it, - .t.. *. 4 "-q ':‘ s ' • • " .0 . • • • / . • ','. ,1 r . • •' ' . 4 • • 1 - • i • 1 . • Ne.„‘ •. • . • . 4 '7.14 ,RIP" .. ' . .... .•• , • r. ; • .s• - - , i. ........................, ... I bsyv er/s u:st (4 IJ • • . • - . WgDISTSSPAY. EVENING, . DECEMBER 3, 1828. •.' - - ' 1 ..,,,,i m a seism - i PIICEs e . 1044 , . ......____. • • • • 1 . FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, . Dec: 2. . %hire, barge builders. W. Mania and C..Dod. East India Chain- the Russians and Griett. • ifthe'iMiliyal-ef theiettippliell I. " --am.- ben. Leadenhafl.street, commisaion. agents, S. Rooney and J. s h ou ld b e l o n g del a yed, the most serious apprehensiona • , IL Gibbs, Br. Philip and Jacob, Gloucesterahlre, vitriol manufacturer. WAR-OFFICE, DECEMBER 1, 1828. J. A n d erso n may' be entertained. and Co. Manchester. td Hodges and W. Mitckeboll, .a 'We 7th Regiment of Foot-Lieutenant Hun. Samuel Hay to be Adj.- Enfield Wash. stationers. .T. Hodgson and F. Hodgson, Sheffield, - !MBA, One. 2. • Ise• . taut, vice Orr, Who resigns the Adjutantcy only. , merchants. A. 134ber. and G. Reel, Bristol. grocers. H. Wood The Piesident has at length consented to call a Na. Cof lath Ditto-Henry St. John Mildmay, Gent., to be Ensign, by and 3 : Betilbrd, St. James's-street St. James's, dancing master . t i bm a A ssem bl y , and appoin ed Pawns as the place of I el y purehase,,ieo White, who retires. T. 0 Wake and J. Balch, Castle Cary, Sontenetshire, 'notate. meeting, but all the Greeks prefer DaMala, because the i 11th Ditto-Captain Jeremiah Robinson from the half pay, to be M. Orange and J. Orange, Portsea, cbemtats. R. Kirkman and freedom .. of opint:on will be-les! checked there by the in ' Captain, vice Archibald Smith. who eschanges, receiving the Co. Liverp,ol, watch-caw-makers. .1. Hawksworth and Co. Bums- difference. ley, Yorkshire, linen 0409(astureis. J. Cooper and T. Gleesoo. presencie t 4 foreign ships . f war. Tan plastid is !moth Ite• 70th•Latto-Lieutenant George B. Mathew. from the Rifle Bri PercevaLstreet,' Goswell.street-road, jewellers. • W, Jeffs and T. engaged in discussing the answer of the Poite to the 1 iv°. gide, to be Lieutenant, vice Egerton, who exchanges. Jeffs, Manchester, plasterers. J. Henson and J. Duncan, Bouvetie • 77tb Ditto-Lientenant•Colonel George Paris Bradshaw, from the street, Fleet•strert, anomie.. J. Carr and J. Deighton, 6/dry, Ambassadors ;it obsinalely repels rie prineiple id' in- Yorkshire. eudbear manufacturers. P. Latour and Co. 119bilrt ter,vention, and contests the rid'', but insites•the, Am- ler/. half pay, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. vice Maclaine, deceased Town. Van Diemen's Land. . luso such Ditto-Captain George John Crosble, from the belt pay, to bassadors of France and • England to C nstantinople, . .. be Captain, vice Thomas Baynes, who exchanges, receiving the' . - - -.- to terminate amicably the affairs of Gre to. It *ill . I by difference. • FRENCH PAPERS. not send a Piet ipotentiityy t • Porn. These art its final Rite. Brigade-Lieutenant Charles Du Pr. Egerton, from the• • • i t. • 70th Foot, to he Lientena. t, vice Mathew, wilt% exchanges.' , - - —ms.--- resolutions, which if has expressed in dettlre tVi PM ... 4 PEON THE GAZETTE ! DE TRANCE, DEC. 1., To judge by the erparatio:ss makiiig in Attica and . OAR 11.1•0113. Lk T BERLIN, Nov. 24. Negropont, Otner Vrione is preparing to make 4 vigo- . I General George Mencrieff to be Governor of Carrickfergus, vi ce a. • , , On the 4th of last month Piu-i s concluded with the General Sir Baldwin Leighton, deceaaed.. roils resistance if he should be attacked. He has par. • Corandssuons by Ids Majesty'a Lieutenant of the County of Norfolk. Hanseatic cities ot ilambuigh, Lubeck, and Bremen, a chased the whole of the harvest in the vicinity &Athens, . I 211, To be Deputy-Lieutenants-The Honourable William Rufus Treaty of Comme:ce and Navigation, which, having and converei it to the Acropolis. The works •f the .......... Roos, Thomas Hare, Raq litar-Admiral Simnel Sutton, .Rach• been ratified by the respective States. has been published citadel ate being repaired and increased ; the . Pailoisao • Gwyn, Esq. the Rev. Samuel Pitman, the Rev. William Ewin weed Girdlestotte Anthony Hamond, Esq. the Rev.Willints Grigson, t o ad*, to t h e Bul l et in of the L aws. This Treaty:6,ex , gip, whish COM „ ands it on one side, is tot tifie'ri aqd the Rev..iabert Bak** trensoly•important, and gives the most extensive facilia provided with artillery., Four thluand regolar.bnops . Po. Centudeakins hy..the.Lord Lieutenant of the County of Radnor. lies t 9 Clammerce: It is founded entirely on the system from the garrison•of the citadel, and six th esand irre- I. POSII ' Jan lip* 6400 U-V 43 ei t "s q / Kl• tq IP perlii - lamildwi l • of reei.V...sity,sauLgives.tp the subjects of the Han,eatic gularsi, occney the most impurtatit pritition‘ in (be li- n the Kowa wslanrairilliktiao-Jolin Janice Garbett .Welebior Net ci ti es lt• tlt same tit,ts as to ;she P russi an s. cit icy. F..it , Karabafia; which defends Vie hri,.;e en . . . i n o f eiettestileOUS b u y the Lord Lieutenant of the County of *Dewitt'. ' . . FROM TUE • NIONIThUR 4IP NOV. 30. - NeßlOpotlt, lid 8110.841, . _, 14Attica, is helot: fortified. as . r es t s The Bight Honourable Heneakte Earl of Ayksford ro be Vise PARIS, Nor. 29. • well as the ,Iwiyll" or name, and Karisto...Tne • m ec h. lieutenant; Bernard Granville, Fag . . to be Deputy-Lieutenant ; • D'spateties from the Marqtios de Maison, dated the whole Turkish papnialion .of ,Attica and Elthcet is Guide Francis Newdigate, jun. Rol. to bil ditto. Warwickshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. 96 instant, were received yesterdafat Paris. .The Ge. under arms, : and caplet reinforcements from.Weetem # William Stratford Dugdale, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice Britton, 11E721 his blOO4/ht back to Naomi', and Motion pact of Greece. to the resigned. . . .. . the troops which were employe.' •in the attack on • the , • • . • . Lord Cochrane returned to Po urs thrue days ago, on • e shall WHITEHALL, Nov. 29,1626. Castle of Nlnte.l.• The health of the division began ttel board the•Murcury scram Wit: whith is .said to be a which The King has been pleated to grant to the Iloneurable and Rev. improve, and it is hoped that the temperature of the verytfine vessel. His return has caused univerial Slit. e g he ' George Pelkw, D.D. the dignity of Dean of the Cathedral Church month of November will be much more favourable. Greeks.. ~ of Norwich, void by the death of Doctor Joseph Turner. prise among the . in our There. is every reason to.believe that the unhealthy po. , . . . • ractiee • ' • DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. .sitian near Navarin, which -some of the corps were EXCHANGES ON LONDOI4. Hansuarse, Noe. 28.-13 94-Tern months, 14 Ills 1 7 au. William Wornham, Newgate-atreet, ribbon manufacturer. übliged to occupy. till the embarkation of the Egyptians, CIIRISTISNIA. Nov. 'M.-Three m h., 6 AS, - r uage." George Bataan, ownstairs-bin, Hampstead coal-merchant. _. nal greatly conttibuted to increase the numberof the Letisic, Nov. 14.-Threq month., 6 14. Edmund Seymour,. Gerrard-ureic, Sobo,dial maker. - • Hy Li- .John Gavots, Cambridge House, Camberwell llew.road, school. sick. Tl)ia cause' 'no longer exists, and the quartering B!suss Nov . Nee 21-Three months , 6 23 i. .. • - tto be master .. of the troops is towns or in barracks will secure them - 4 • • - Jobb:Stevens, Bolter -street, Kennington CoMmoo.bricklayer. in some measure from the itifireace i f the climat .It ' CHINA. - •• . Andon • BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. . . . appear', however, from the last lists that have reached y all • Philip Henry Roper, Manchester-street. Manchester:score , he War-office, that the whole division had, on the Ist FROM THEow. • PHILADELPHIA DAILY ADVZSTIIII.... deakr, from Dec. 2to Des. 16, at eleven, at, the. Court ot Com- of November, nearly 800 sick. but almost ell of them PETITION .OF . THE AM ERICA NS FOR AN OPEN missioners of Bankrupts,' Basinghall4treet. Robert Turner Cotton, Worthing, Su suree y or ..yr o m Dec. x were cases of intermitting fever, which are not so .seris . . 'LILA ug. . . • levee, ' ip Jan. 23, at ten, at the Court ot Conunissionen of Bankrupts, .nos as they were in some cases when they fir•t appeared. MoNOPOLY OF THE MOO MIIIICNABTIL uperior Basingball-street. l'oe division, since it departed front Toulon,• had to Flom a file of tie Cai lanße;isier:. -from Friotnary 4 Astb- BANKRUPTS. . , re get the hiss of 252 men the 4th to May the 17 h, some ex 'rach have been re- -1 'err Ferdinand Zadick Hirsehleld, Itiatiterbitise, mercbant,tosurrender. , he CoMniiscarkat depi n artment is ext'eniely Well res . ' I a few'. • D ece mb4 S. tit, at twelve, and January INot one, at the Court • cent', made , which appears a reply on theOnvero 'set has of Conimissioners of Bankrupts, .Basinsban-street. Actuante,. gulated.• Nunierous supp:ies of oxen Irian Italy hare - • , • nor -to the.petitions of some Americans, and other fa. ripanied blears. Jones and C•,llincing-lane. . male it possible to distribute constantly during the last reign rove i haat, located there, in which they are all U. Its Alonzo Clark.. St. Mary . * Hill, coal-factor, ember .!, Dec at wroidll fresh tneat•of excellent qu..lity. The soldiers at 1 1e eI •' barb. rians," but are allowed t • settle and trade the aril - tercive, 19, and Janeary 13, st one, at the Court of , • - Cr, __ ssnis ' receive every day a double ration a f wine, and have in the suburb s of the city. The followin g is * copy of Arfeel gimlets of Bankrupts. Basingball-street. Attornies, maws. , . every teihon . to he satis fi ed with Vie provisions of every the tiatii • go: •.• -.. Lowrey Wallin, Nicholaplane. • . . . Butler s Thomas Wood. Sheptow M.Okt, Somersetsbire. victualler,, Dec. Itind given to them. The cavalry end draught horses 4 ' Ili the 45rh year of the Emperor Mien-Ling; lAA in .. Dub., la. no, and January ilia eleven, at the George Inn. Shines rid the mules have not -yet .suffered. The magazines ~• pa i e If I.: tile/00J 9.1 sseat%riir, the Tieasortr•ot Canton livid a r rinnd'l l :Wet.. Attornies,pesses. Adlingtun and Co. lliadiged.rnw; , • . .... .4 oats, bailey, straw, and hay, - with the slender re c n,, ,, , i • di. ...5 . •.. ' ' • 014 aervess GlsollabarYlSeleerSettelee.; . .. ~,,,, • nation ;amine sit Jett,. and repotted the result to a, 1„ .gabe C oope r, Novetpshvm. iier4pv. tu o vetviev, Detee ' m a: v 4i o ii , sources - 11 the country 66'4 affords, have sufficed to • the supetior provincial Audis), 'ties. . . lee Welt and January. IN at:eleven. arctic Lem Hotel, ,Nattinsponsc. , :Ait beep, them in rood conditi!.n, old fit for service... "I, th:t Governor, al so met witia the ate H oppo, and reee# oo l . is:irate'. *No Tirane, Saulkoareet, Prilternall Kritst.6-Atilirailksi-':',... . -- •' ' * issued a Proclansauion on xliezublict, which isosi reeord. was. Nuttingium. . 1 '' " 4 * - ....' '-''. '. - H . ANIBUIIGH 'PAPE'tS. H s Joseph Tinfoil awl . Janus Osborne, • Itietner.road, cabinet.., .. • , • I . ' For several, tens of years these r-gnl.tions have ~a , p„ .. .; . 0u .... makers, Member Nat tleXlees 154. 1 Unt January la , at ten. 1 , r .,.. . .. , . -...-- • been in existence, and no d•ittlit. ought to be generally i • at the • Court 4 Comenirkseters of Sanktuptir; • Baranghall-street. - • ..• .. -..• 7. •HAMISUftGIit Nov- 21 1 . knoseti add Obeyed. : '••, . ily Ar: Attorney Air. Hill, RoitsiLlAne,, ~ . ~. , . r. , . •.. .:• •.. • ' •!. • Itursea Hall, Four o'clock. • 99 The.se_id barbarians ashoft time ago i•-. peateilly'preo 1 e Ha i, H enry m Alexander , 'Saford. Lancashire. bower, heeinitter Is, itc, e Considerable supplies of *that have b -en receiver ) ' s'orte'd dunning ratting for things contrary to: law, ' i.• 'and January 13, at nine, at the Star Inn, *9l l .nfliest.r. 'Actor. froth 'the -13,!per and LOPer Elbe in the course i f ti•e . .... • Joie% M e.- Heel.", blanche:lry ;br .grii4r+.Hord and *Co Temple. .... e . vi . 61„..,s : he ~t u chasers ~ el e rather reserve d ; no which •shoe. they ttupicl taslinel. . F. urn t pty for: hese its , rem +•e. barbarians, I did not inflict chastisement-, tin Stephen Thalolia. Leeds. vactuallerl I)ecenther 5, tl e anti.l.nuar y 13, 7 't 9 49 . r motes a .., Sous . ...ales were to be made for exptoration, except at se: 'at twelve, at .the Cour; H •use, Leeds ~ Attornies or d ered . the meicharit d.r. •• te safely, and mariege. es lastingate t 1 )e . . a lalakinson and Co. Aliddle T emple ; ' Or Mr. , IFoden, Leeds. , *diked p ices. Our own tonutimer. have taken but !ilk, I likewise ordered them to communicate tit ..rders to s e l i n n ns James Mintier, Westbury, iffEtshlte, - elothiet beCeiii''r 3 'at ' iSume rye 'has berm. sold lir cavil:Minn. Our own .re ~ les T r 44e. - , -einem 12. and dinner, t 3; •-ar ten; at the Court re Commis ce.. l , __ . the said barbarian merchants, t o obey the fiietrregu- ery.as a ot sumers haat taken'huV hive . so that a considerabl . Homers, of Baokriaties, -Sesinghali.street. Attorney; -Mr, T ftallee."-- • • , quantity tetn t ii . 4 . :4 'LIi . )S;II.3 le . the . ' ailailtet• ~ , • -:.:,• . ~.. ', luting in their trade. . . Parker..Farnival's Inn, Holborn. l Whiskem. • • . - .. •' Now ag.tin, abruptly, a third time. they hate pre. Magde.i • „ i Daniel Davies, Friday-wreet, cottonsfactor, December 5, 12, and • Of 4 41 4 *.e recyticeJ 'Venal-cargoes from . , ' yews readdy..teken for es. seined a petition, saying, , He•etofttie we did it?t, know ..1 ' 4 ---- Januarys3, at ten, at the Court of Commissioner's of Binkrupts, Wore . and the Stale , which . . fits ute.. the lie (l'hayie4 eight sorts; and they also say , 'let Basingball-street. Attornitis, Vitae/as Clare and Co. FredeOck's- • • i • • a be allowed to buy of the shopenen era, silk, sugar, Royalty. . , 'mutants At toe pr.ce.s . qw,xeß. , . .. • . . 9 . . . d --ys ..... Place: GIA JeW ry.. , • • • . . . „Oats continue of reaaly ; sale. for exportation, if the us , sa d 4lezander Morison 8 / a dman. Fleet-street, woe-Merchant, Dec. ..i... r hind* are. SC? .. and the whole be for then reported at 6, 9, and January 15, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners quality be goo.' ; in:ft:riot qualities's! of very heavy sow. . _.,. of Hatikr..pts, Basingbill street. Anoraks, MMus. J and A. From the Ilth to the 20th .of November ine.ustve, t he Custom House : lc ' This is indeed a wi l l ° di " obedience in tin fixed regulations of the Celestial the Seettl, Dorset.vtreet, Salisbury-square. isti-seven t'isitoea 01 corn nasbed the Sound . Ottbese i allays Jr* K ennington, Sheffield - Yorkshir mason , ' natottiber• 68 s ••• .." •• ••• • • Dynasty. Thar perseverance and stupidity have reached or Dame • ' ' e ' . " tif y were hound to [knish, six to. Dutc.h...and one to and January 13. at twelve , at the Office ot Messrs,. 3 attershali • port.; one. t s , Br.-m , :n, and. the. remainder the acme. Manifestly it is the shripmen who are aciiqg ugh Skim and CO. She ffi eld. Anomie-a, Mr. EB . Taiterskill, Garden- I:lfPc:'. n ith these batbarians, in the-hope of trading with them, i rus. CON- . court, Timpk; or Me.4rs.'ratterskall add Cli. Sheffield. ' c. t siefiy to Swedish an d Norwegian ports. . . Offsprior -' Thorns. illation Staill•S,- linendriper, Deeemiier 9, 16, and Waloll7. ILTHLII. • and • mho have edged them on to present these whining, allays the ' ' ,-,.., ,_ k.,' e b . January a 3 ., at eleven, at tbe.ColiTt or Commissioners ot Bath- uantzic Wheat . 124 to 130 . . 190 to 220 i 'dunning petitions., This sh.rws, in them a still igreater a 2 - tht • "t o . .rupts, .Baaingballotreet. Attorniea. Mesars4 - lardwiek and Cu. • Pommeranian . 125 132 . 16d • Inn 1 contempt of the laws. Lawrence-Line, Chespside. . . . -. 1‘ .... 0 Anhalt ( white) . '. 1 118 • 128 170 • 200 " Lit an immediate search fir and seizure be made o • , - n .DIVIDENDS. •.• • . • . -Dilio• , (red) . , t 22 _139 . 180 • 200 120 130 . 150 150' • des, I issue this reprimand. and Le- Dec. 23, J. Fisher. Birmingham. draper, • ai one, ar tie 'Relyill , , D anis h . . . of the.* people . ; besi -. . i !estrous of fforel,•Biraiiinghares.Dre. 24, 0: Bradford, Bristol, broker, # • Dentate Rte . 118 182 . 90 95 : quire hereafter that these barbarians make A point of I, .pastkular iekeen..at the. White Lion,,Bristril. Feb.?, L Cambridge, Boris- •• • , 111agdelisit el Barley' 100 103 . 70 100 observing the old regulations. All large articles Of k". wanly. . tol, merchant. at two, et the Omit Tavern, Bristol., -Dec. 30, , .;Upland Das ' . 68 -60 . 50 60 coalminee must, without exception, be tairlf traded in FAX. AO* ki• Friar, Sunderland near4be-Sea, coal-Strec, at .eleveri, at be . - kiulutiu Rapeseed. . ..-. .- . 160 .170 . George Inn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. • :cc. 5 6 , 4:Wardour, Stunt.- .. End of Nov. by the M an darin merchants. It is not allowed to go too, Worcestershire, innkeeper; at WEN?'[write, at the Crown liin,"Wor- • Last Tuesday. To-day. confusedly to foreign goods ibipmen, and ci aulestinely '' ' riai4 111 e . enter. Jan. , 2nall. W.Sealy. Stamford. Lincolnshire. tiphal.terer. • Anglo Danish Loan, S per Cent. • 60f 60 , trade with them. this is a hely) offence against the •aa one. at she Coon of Commissioners. Dec. 32..1.. Widnes, sent • Anglo livtai 4 n .Loan • 911 90 k laws. It the said shopmen dare to stir up the bailie.. -- ' Westbouse. Fewston, York-hire, Si spinner. at .eleven, at the lianabardb Russian Loan . 26 115 f . 99 99 rian merchants to contused petitioning, or it they pre. ' Court of Commissioners. Dee 23, W. Darner, Poulton cum Anitlo.rrus.iao Loan of 18111 . , . . rr • -Iteseonse,Cbeshlte.coal dealer, at twelve, at the Goldin Lion Inn, ', Austiian Bank Shares . . . 1,103 1.101 some to trade with Abe barbarians, them men they are lAsterpool. Jaa.o, W‘Wediereit, theme House. Mansfield, York- • Msirlall' Metalllques . . . 96 95i discovered and caught, their crime shall positively be , Aire •hurie defier, at one, as the Castle and Anchor. Stuchoon, The Prussian state tiazeite of yesterday contains a punished wi th s eve r ity. Miriam. Dec. 30. J. Ilaytiev,Suutbanipton,Nootnaaker at two, litter •ftolll •Legh•lii, announcing the .. * ' arrival in that el 1461111er make it the duty of the [long merchants ' 'aethe Blue Posts Inn, Portsmouth. Dec. 23, W. P. Lander, }, , art ill'a•metchiarit vessel which had lets Constantinople to search and point net the names i f the offenders, and i Sloane -street, surgeon, at ten, at the Court of esimmissioners...4- the e .. , , , grocer, at twelve. on a-asl Ult. MI vessels laden with corn had a , 13,8.13 -W. RM.. Sey ar-etreet St. i•incras,l" report them to Government-that having proof, they • may he seized and prosecuted. '. ' t . I ..at the Gain of Commissioners. 'Dee. 23, J. H. AlintwAvensts reved•irom Egypt, so that no . immediat e scatciiy was Gifford; Devonshire. cider . mercbsnt, at one , at the Court ; of fi4t,‘alltl 30 & her vessels were hourly expe c ted froth elf the Hang Merchants connive, on its being disco. Commissioners. Dec. 23, J. Darby, Rood-lane, wholesale per. s Aierendrio with similar cargoes. The Captain had veteil,they also stall be joined in the same punishment, - ri0.,...._ f f oiaritibit_ as sit. rnUrt of enitinnsaionere. Dec. 21.. • . I : \White and T. Doubleday, NottlUiham. lace inanofacturen. T. I Castle and W. Gutridge. • Wallingford, Berkshire, ironfoundera 1 •Wo UarfMAl and , Co. Merton blallst. Somersstshireisilk throw. • stern Os . 1 11 a. regards T Dale), P. Wartnisbant and.). Leyland. . jun. Attrincitaw, Cbe.ibire, bobbin turners. J. Winklkld sad (/* Post; Idartet-street, Bedfordshire, surgeons. 8. Joust and XL A. Z a , i :aiordatress. milliners. B. Shots and J. Morton, ISt- ; .ns Gummi bettoq makers. J. Willtinmatiosi.J.Wilkinasst.. !kW. mastitis, 11..li4wley and Co. Dowlsly Grellas t gt ibirs, sidgegos. Aidrew Williams, and Co. Writ*, orsidiiii makers. T. Ninon and 0. oaiside, PolrtWOod, ti: coups. sidabera B. itieliaab and P.-Grice, Casthroolidak, Om* lUM EI SFr. Will SW" •I' t' lArldMil. iv •c.MI I EA ia11147 a l"WIAIII, WIER lac VIM W id to this port are said to have been taken 6I I operations. • I