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Bathurst 5 0 CA. Macdonald 2 0 Cquin lluu. Won Vat. &pays 2 0 Bernisain,aidC2. 10 10 Joshua Watson 10 0 • . jrintund Daher 10 0 B.ctile Jackson 5 5' Stroud and Smith • • 1 Re.. L. Ironmonger 5 0 George Brown II 0 C. H. Ware 5 0 A Lady S 0 Irish Linen Company, Ltooni.l. or), -14111 a re 2 0 P. W. Wilberforce 2 0 J. W. Da eeee ister 1 1 W. K. (Burnham) 1 0 At Sir Claude Scott and Co.'s. Charles I)wieonitir, Eaq. )1.1 ) . 0 Ifigginbun 1 1 ihrg•nion 1 1 ]lvory Seymour - 10 0 /*Wier 10 0 N. T. Lack i S Brun Lie IS 0 J. V. 8 0 DAGENHAM AND GRAYS, ESSEX. FRENCH PAPERS. VALUABLE ESTATES and TITHES: exonerated from the LAND-TAX. TO BE SOLD 13Y AUCTION, By Mr. HOGG ART, ' At the Mart, on Waremarav, November 30, at Twelve o'Clock,in Lots, by order of the 1). visees in Trust for the Sale of the Estates of Josses! Cure, Esq. deceased, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD, COLLEGETI OLD, and small part COP YHOLD ESTATE, situate at Dagen ham, about three milei from Barking and Romford, and ten miles from London, in the County of Essex, surrounded by good roads. and within two n - Ales of water carriage, cumprisinm. TWO HUNDRED and FIFTY-TWO ACRES of excellent Pasture, Arable, and Meadow Lind, with sundry Cottages and Outbuild ings, in the several occupations of Messrs. Pallett, Choat, Stafford, Scott, Biggs, Palmer, Richard Webb, Esq. late Wm. Smith, and J. Hanson, at rents amounting to Six Hundred and Thirty Pounds per Annum net. Also the FREEHOLD RECTORIAL or GRE AT TITHES arising from between Eight Hundred and Nine Hundred Acres, principally of lticb Arable and Meadow Land (the chief part Arable), forming nearly the whole of the Parish of Grays, and a Piece of rich Freehold Arable Land. containing THREE ACRES, TWO it OOHS, and TWENTY-SIX PERCHES, near the Town of Grays, in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Saward, aid of the annual value of above Two Hundred Pounds. The Estates may be viewed on application to the respective Te nants, and Particulars had at the Inn at Grays; White Hart, Rom. ford; and of Messrs. (hbaldeston and Murray, Solicitors, London street, Fenchurcb-street ; at the Mart ; and of Dir. Hoggart, 6g, Old liroad-atrret, Royal Exchange, where a Flask may be seen. IRON TNZ COURIER roAvcArs or 111115 DAY. PA HIS, Nontarsmi A Lady, distinguished by her rank, the grace• of her understanding, her enligh•ened piety, and the noble use she makes of her fortune, last sear published the charming novel of Ourika, which everybody was eager to yea I. Certainly neither the Author nor the Readers suspected that the work contained heresies, ill.sounding propositions, and insults to the Clergy; but there ate practised eyes which discover irrelg►inas tendency where persons attached to morality and religion cannot suspect it. A Frenchman wi.hed to prist i,i Spain a translation of rfurika : the V,car•General of B.t•celona opposed iv. We shall refrain from all reflections en this affrir, and only lay before our Readers the lever to which i 4 hai given rise. At Barnett.' and Co.'i rAlward C. Bradfotd ,C 3 0 Itubvrt Hebert 2 2 At Lloyd's. George Fraser 10 10 Forster and Smith 2 2 W. W. Tho►n 5 0 At the North and South Awe- rican Ct,ffer-house. Janie, lilnrr 5 5 Janus Urnwn 5 5 W. D. Dow•on 5 • 5 John Lessen • 5 I3oltun and Kelham 3 3 Petty Vaughan 2 2 C. D. 2 It. S. 1 0 lIECIIA\ICAI. ARTS. This day was published, riIHE MECHANICS' GALLERY OF S7TENCE 11 and A ItT an entirely new Work, comprehending a Series of distinct Treatises in every department of the Mechanical Art%. expressly adapted to the use of operative Artists, Manufacturers, &c. and combining all the aii•antages of a liarr and expensive Encyclopedia, at a comp.rativelpeataudi cost. Ily C. F. PAR TI ti Lecturer .r the Lond.in and usher Institutions, Me chanics' Institute. &c. Illustrated by numerous Cuts and P.neav ings.—The first Volume ofthia valuable Work iv sirens!, pubialted, and may he bad in boards, price 12s. or either department sepa• rarely, ac follow, : 1. The CLOCK and NV ATCH NI A K ERS' CO 11 PLKTE GUIDE • cunitireheriding the early Ili % tory of the Art, its pro. gressive improvtisient and present Stare, Theoretical and Prac tical. 24. " TO TIFF. VICAR•CtNERAL AVELLA. The Right I-inn. P. J. Roblitasn 50 0 Right Hon. U. Gambier 10 0 Janes Himilton 1 1 B. Gott and Sons (Leeds) 30 0 Z.Macauley & Babington 10 10 Brandratn, lirothera, and Company 10 10 Wm. Maitland and Co. 10 10 Cdr. Richardson and Suu 10 10 John Fraser 10 10 'rhos. Kettlewell 10 10 J. Chippendale and Sons 5 5 S. Brown and Co. 5 5 W. Veining and Co. 5 5 John Petyt 5 5 Silvesiet Petyt 5 5 Dania I Wilkinson 5 5 Daniel Cloven and Sons 5 5 Pelkats and Green 5 0 I Drown, Janson, and Co. 5 0 J. S. Glennie 5 0 John Wright 5 George Bainbridge 5 0 MOST ILLUSTRIOUS SlR—l3onaventui a Culos Ari ban, represents to you with all due ►espect, that having rece:Tred from one of his friends residing in France, a translation of the novel coiled wi•h the corn- Mission to publish it in this city, he has presented the manuscript to your Lordship to obtain the necessary ap: prbbation. Your Lordship has' refetted it to your Pi-teal, whose opiiion you have adopted, not thinking Et to' 'give the permission asked, because the work contained heretical espreisions, words Offensive to the Clergy, and ill sounding in pious ears, as your Lordship has ver bally declared, having besides confidentially rea3 to the undersigned the same censure approved. " In consequence, to satisfy his said ft iend, respecting' the commission which he entrusted to the undersigned, an I for his instruction in case he should rtsolve, on seeing the errors of the work, to make the necessary corrections, that he may be able to publish it in this kingdom, at the same time to make his own conscience easy by undeceiving him, with respect to the false maxims which he may, perhaps, have Momently im bibed in reading the work, I humbly beseech your Lordship, to be pleased to order that an authentic copy of the abovementioned censure he communicated to him, a favour which he expects from the goodness of your Lo►dship. " 134rcelaua, Augnxt 1!? 1824. (Signed) " B. C. AItILAU." in the margin is the fullowing note :—" There is no reason. Barcelona, 12th August, 1824. (Signed) AVELLA." POSTING HOUSE AND HOTEL IL The ENGILAVER'S COMPLETE GUIDE; comprising the Theory and Practice of Engraving, with its Modern Improve ments in Steel Platt., Lithography, &c. ls. 3. TIIE COACIIMAKEit'S AND wilEF.Lwinclirs COMPLETE GUIDE; comprehending the Theory and Con struction of Wheel Carri.ges, with their recent Improvement. Is. 4. The PRINTER'S GUIDE; containing a Sketch of the history and Progress of Printing to its present State of Improve ment ; details of its several Departments ; numerous Schemes of Imposition, modern Improvements in Stereotype, Presses, and Machinery, 2s. 5. The BUILDER'S COMPLETE GUIDE; comprehend ing the Theory and Practice of the several Departments of Architecture, Bricklaying, Brickmaking, Masonry. Carpentry, Joinery, Painting, and Plumbing. %Vitb a variety of useful in formation on the Application and Durability of Materials, &c. 6s. rit • Each of the above Works illustrated with appropriate Cuts, and Plates. The Second Volume will commence with Ship building. London : Puiiiished by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Pater noster-row, and sold by all Booksellers throughout ilia Kingdom. On the Dover-road, Shaoter's 11111, within Nine Allies of London, in the County of Kent. CAPITAL INN, POSTING-HOUSE, AND TAP, WITH FORTY-SIX ACRES OF EXCELLENT AMA- DOW LAND, Offering a fine speculation for Building, embracing Landscape Scenery of great extent and beauty. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. HOGG ART, At the Mart, on WZDNIISDAY, November 30, at Twelve o'Clock, S 0 S g 0 2 0 2 2 N. C. O. S. C. B. trevrii , •:,kelton At Cror., and Co.'s. Charles Win Davey At 11.1rclay and Co.'s P. Barclay, Bury Hill 25 0 Wm. King 10 0 C. 0 10 At Masterman and Co.'s Mu Sinner 10 10 J. S. Ward (Brewton) 3 3 ILv. Cur. Cookson 1 0 J. White, Son, and Down 3 David Knox 3 Charlton and Millur Richard Way 2 Alexander Stmsmt 2 W. E. M. J. W. M. 1 J. H. 1 W. J. Harrington 1 J. Street 1 Jodi. Lowden 1 D. Simpson 1 Mrs. Simpson 1 C. B. 1 The Committee appointed at a Public Meeting on the 11th of November instant, most earnestly appeal to all classes of the com munity for assistance. The calamity has been so extensive—the interests connected with the Province are so confined, that it will be ettrrly impossible for the Committee to afford adequate relief, tidos they receive general support in their exertions. And surely nu case can be more deserving of the consideration of a benevolent Public than the present. The sufferers are numerous—they are utterly destitute of present support, except from the limited assist no of their neighbours—of future hope, except from the sympa- Oki of their fellow-subjects in the mother country. Above all, the Committee would impress upon those who are desirous of hulling their aid, the necessity of not delaying an hour; to be effi cient it must be immediate, er it may End the thousands in whose behalf this appeal is made, beyond the teach of human succour— they any have perished miserably, from want of the common no. comics of life. The Committee have already placed the sum of .C 2,000 at the disposal of Sir HOWARD Doarw►s, Governor of that Prosince, for the immediate relic! of the distressed. Subscriptions will continue to be received by the Chairman, John Bainbridge, Esq. No. 45, Bread-street ; at Lloyd's ; and the North aid South American Coffee-houses; at the following bank itig.bou,es, viz. Messrs. Dorrien, Navas, and Co. Barclay, Trit too, and Co. Smith, Payne, and Co. Master:tun, Peters, and Co. Erys and Chapman; Barnette, Hoare, and Co. Grote, Prescott, +ad Co. Messrs. Sikes, Snaith, and Co. Messrs. Hoare, Fleet- Itlett j Sir W. Kay and Co. Sir Claude Scott and Co. and by ROBERT CARTER, Hon. Sec. Nu. 3, George-yard, Loatbat d-street. BY FOURTH GEO. IV. CAP. 60. ALT. LOTTERIES EXPIRE AT THE END OF THESE DRAWINGS. RISH, hating been eminently successful in distri -40 buting Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, be feels a con fident hope that Fortune will bestow even more than her usual kindness to him in the present Scheme, which he respectfully recommends to his best Friends the Public; for, in addition to the Popular points of late Lotteries, it abounds wish those favourite Capitals, having £l2o,ooo—in FOUR GRAND PRIZES OF £30,000 £30.000 30,000 I 30,000 &c. &e. EXCEEDING SCSS,OOO--ALL TN ONE DAT, TUESDAY, 6nr NEXT MONTH. Thies and Shares are Selling at Bism's Offices, No. 4, Corn liti,and 3, Charing-cross, London, where he Sold In one Lottery, ALL the Three of X 30,000, In another, Two out of Three of X 7.0,0043, Also the First ,E. 50,000 ever drawn, And the Last 5e30,000 ever drawn; And in the very last Drawing, 18th of October, 1,002 THREE PRIZES of 20,000! 2,271 AND rise ovuza CAPITALS, 11,519 Were Sold by Ilea. FOR COLDS, COUGHS, ASTHMA% Ike. bUTLEItS' PECTORAL ELlXlR.—Experience during a very long perlud has incontestlbly proved the superior 'limy of this Medicine, in all cases of Cocos, Conan', and Astir- Aeracripes. By promoting gentle expectoration, it very shonly relieve. the pati en t o f a blight or recent Cold, and a few dssesare generally sufficient to remove those which neglect has ren wed mute continued and obstinate, and which are accompani with Couch, Spitting of Blood, and other serious symptoms. Its Dtculiir balsamic powers tend to heal soreness, and allay the itrita. lien of the lungs, in cases of Cough; and in Asthmatic affections it 4 gits and gives En:Lilo:li to the Breath. Sold in Bottles, at ar.d 2s. Dd. by Flutters, Chemists, 4, corner of St. Paul's • and 54, Sackville-street, Dub- . a ;Savory and Co. 13G , Nev. Bo nd-street, and 2£o, Regeot.street ; Z 4l by the principal Medicine Venders throughost the United whetu way be had, lit/I - LEI/6! BALSAMIC " 4 E NO b: 8 , tired iu recent Cough„lloarsege , s, Ike. and for ten t - , [in g t h e vo i ce Clear an d Fl ex ibl e , and protecting orgaus (rein ttiefree teo l exertion, In Bow.) is. I}d. N.L. li~ cirk•fut to ask for IGIALLAW PEVIOIRII4 ELIII/1. IN ONE LOT. AVALUABLE aad highly Improvable Property, consisting of that OLD ESTABLISHED INN, known as the BULL, containing every accommodation for conducting a first rate business, with Coach-houses, Stabling fur Thirty Horses, Posting House, and Tap, and numerous Offices; capital productive Kitchen Garden and Orchard, Pleasure Grounds, Terrace, Walk, and Five Inclosures of Superior Meadow Land, containing alto gether upwards of FORTY-SIX ACRES, having a considerable line of frontage to the high road, and presenting to the Capitalist a most st•cure investment,..urroonded by a neighbourhood of high re spectability, amply supplied with line water, and commanding views unequalled within the same distance of the metropolis. This de sirable Estate is holden on Lease for upwards of Fifty Years, at a low reserved rent. To be timed, and Particulars had on the Premises; of Mr. Henry Peacqch, Solicitor, 41, Warwick-street, Golden-equate; Mr. U. U, Day, Solicitor, St. lye's Hants; at the Bull, Dartford; Falcon, Gravesend; Crown, Ro chester; Rose. Sittingbourne ; Fountain, Canterbury; Ship, Dover; at the Mart; and .f Heiman, 02, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. CELLAR OF SUPERIOR WINES, CLA P fON-TERRACE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. HOGGART, At the Mut, on Tituassay, December a, at Twelve o'Clock, the property of V. F. Rivas, lies. retiring to the Continent. ACELLAR of very Choice and fine-flavoured WINES, comprising about Three Hundred Dozen, con sisting of Forty-five Dimas of Port, bottled in 1818, Tbiny-three Posen bottled in 1820, and Thirty-seven Desen in rants and Quarts very old; Eighty-one Dozen of Blackburn's Rut India Madeira, bottled in 1821; Fourteen Ibsen of curious Marry, upwards of 20 years in bottle; Thirty-nine Dozen Sherry, bottled in 1821; and a few Dozens of Claret, Hock, and Old Brandy. The Wines may be tasted at the time of Sale, and will be permitted from the Cellar at Cbptou. Catalogues may be had at the Mart; and of Mr. Hogprt. 82, Old Broad-street, Royal Es chanty. COTTAGE RESIDENCE AND SMALL DAIRY FARM, Near WINCHMORE-HILL and CHACZSIDE, SOUTHGATE, EXONERATED FROM THE LAND-TAX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. LIOGGART, At the Mart, oa MUMMY, December 22, at Twelve :Clock, By Direction of the Executors, AVERY DESIRABLE and COMPACT SMALL DAIRY FARM, in a beautiful and pieta:cure situation, containing SIXTEEN ACRES, with a roomy Cottage Resi dence, containing Seven Bed Chambers, Three Sitting Rooms Kitchen and Offices, productive Orchard, Garden, barn, &abling, and Agricultural Buildings; as Lease to Mr. Charles Russell, for about Nine Years unexpired. To be viewed by leave of the Tenant, and Partiesdan had at the Cherrytree, Southgate; of Messrs. Blunt, Roy, and Blunt, Solici tors, Liverpool-street ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Hogprt, 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange. TO BE LET, FURNISHED, For One Year from the Ist of December, AN Excellent RESIDENCE, in complete repair, desirably situated in the vicinity of Russell and Bedford ' squares, with a Four-stall Stable, Coach-house, Garden, Re. the use of two Piano-fortes, Library of Books, &c. Further Particulars and Carda to view may be bad of Mr. Hog gut, 62, Old Broad -street, Royal Exchange. BLACKHEATH. EITSIRABLE RESLDENCE, with immediate possession. TO BE BOLD BY- PREVATE CONTRACT, By M. HOGGART, 1 91 1 11 E LEASE of an excellent RESIDENCE, in good J. repair, contair.:n Bye Bedchambers, Drawing, Dining, and Breakfast Rooms, and domestic Offices, with Coach house and &able, flaewitotsse, Laundry, and productive Garden. Fur Cards to view and turther Particular, apply to MX. Han gart, C 3, Old Broad-street, Royal Lichatige. WA WS GTON. S U RAM': TO D.g LAT, COMPLETELY FURNISHED, 1 A VERY Complete and Elegant RESIDENCE, de -11-4, liOnfelly placed Ic the Centre of a Park in miniature, °ma inented with stately Timber, and en one side belted by the betutifal l',River Wandle, well stored with trout; with Gardens, Lawn, and Shrubbery Walks tastefully laid out, in high perfection. The House icontains Twelve lied -chambers, Dining.rooms, Closets, Btc. Water jClesets, capital Library elegant brawing and Dining-tomns,lireak aat.room, and Offices of every description; Dairy ; Greathouse and Graperies; Stabling for Eleven Horses, Standing tor Four Oar. iages, Dozes for Hunters, Marne-yard, and 'numerous Outbuildings; he whole euntaining to-ether about T}H'RTY ACHAS. ' To be viewed' by 'llettets only, to bt boa of Mr. Hoggart,B•2, Old i Uroad-ttreet, li 'yid gichs:•ge. SIERRA T.EONE. FURTHER EXTRACTS EXTRACTS 1111011 SIERRA LEONE PAPERS. FREETOWN, Jura , 23. We regret to state that Mr. Campbell, the Gentleman his Excellency the Gt.vernor sent with a message to the Kussoo and Buliom nations, was attacked with lever on his way back to this colony, and is now confined to his lbed at York. Our informant however states, that when he left, Mr. Campbell W4ll recovering, and hoped to reach Freetown in a few days. We are happy to acquaint our readers that this Gen tlernan has so far succeeded in the object of his mission, as to induce the h .stile parties to agree to the terms proposed, viz.to submit their quarrels to the arbitrstion of his Excellency the Governor.in-Chief. Six of the Kussoo Headmen have already arrived, and the Bel loms are expected hourly, for the purpose of completing this much desired object. The E.t,t India Company's chartered ship Roxburgh Castle, George Denney commander, bound to China, came into this harbour on Saturday last, bringing with her the French brigantine L'Eleonore, late Morailleau master, which she fell in with on the 7th instant, about six hundred miles to the westward of this port, and in lat. 10. 30. N. in apparent distress, having lost the ' niaster and third officer, and the mate, with a part of the crew, being at that time sick. It appears, upon inquiry, that this vessel had taken in a cargo of 135 slaves at Shebar, about three weeks before, where the Captain and Lieutenant died; and that soon after quitting the river, the Officer then in command of the brigantine was taken very ill, and it was said there was no person on board capable of ascertaining the position of the ship. In consequence of this, Captain Denny state:, that the crew entreated him to take charge of the vessel, which he immediately did; and considering Sierra Leone as the nearest port, he put an Officer and seven men on board the brigantine, and bore up direct for this place. Immediately on her arrival in the har bour, she was seized by his Excellency the Governor in Chief, for a breach of our Slave Trade Abolition Laws. This is the second French vessel laden with slaves that has been brought into this colony within the last six months, under fortuitous circumstances in a great degree similar. They both took their cargoes in at the same place; both put to sea, and shortly afterwards, being picked up in distress, came voluntarily into this port. Both vessels are about 60 tons burthen, and both crammed 135 poor wre,ches into a space scarcely capa ble of containing thirty at full length. We should hope that the knowledge of these facts in Europe would at last be the means of inducing the French Government to take some decided steps towards the abolition of this hateful commerce among her sub jects, and that her solemn declarations and treaties, made in the face of the civilised world, will no longer , remain a dead letter, to be pointed at by the finger of scorn, whenever such a case as the present is known. We have heard it whispered that some transactions have taken place among the crew and slaves of L'Eleonore, so disgracelul to humanity, that we shudder even now at the horror of the details. A judicial inquiry has been set on foot, and ue fear it will become our painful dul to record some facts, more dreadful than even the annals of slave trade villainies have usually afforded us. We have also been informed that there are some of the inhabitants of this peninsula among the slaves, said to have been sold by the Cau;kers ; and that there are sir slave vessels lying now at the S tebar, takng in cargoes of human victims, five of which have French colours, and the other Dutch. Letters and papers from the Cape of Good Hope, to the 20th of September, have been received. The Enterprise -teasn-ve.scl, itom L -ndon, had not reached she Cape. She sailed flout tte English Channel on the 16th of August. A %Imp of war we. to sail from the Cave for England about the 30th of September. FROM VIZ JOURNAL DTI COMMERCE OF MONDAY. We gave yesterday an Article from the tioile relative to the operations of the Bank. We recur to it again to-day, for the purpose of deducing the inierences which appear necessary for the information of the com mercial interest and of the Bank itself, and to remark, to our Readers how much the present state i f things confirms the view which we had taken of the purely accid:ntal, and, consequently, not alarming character• of the actual scarcity of money : Millions of francs., In May last the Bank had In circulation 237 millions of francs in notes. At this moisent it has only 189 minions, making a difference of . . 46 The Bank had lent at the same period 73 millions upon depo sits of gold and silver bullion. It has now out in this way only 40 millions. Difference 3$ It bad lent 53 millions upon bonds. Now it has out in this way only 17 millions. Difference . 36 These 17 millions are reimbursable in the month of Decem. bet, which will increase the difference by . The 40 millions lent on gold and silver bullion speedily be. come due to the Bank ; and if the timed payment be not extended, which is not to be presumed, this would be an additional diminution in the circulation of But. in fact, the discounts of the Bank to the commercial interests were, in May last, only 87 millions; they are now 113 millions; making a difference to deduct of 174 148• Thus there remains a possible diminution in the circTr lation for the ensuing month of 143 millions, or of 103 millions only, if the advance upon gold and silver bullion is renewed. This state of things is serious,, whatever the Etoile may say to the contrary, and can only be corn. pensated by the very cheering state of the Bank, which becomes rich by the greater part of the resources, by the withdrawal of which the circulation is impoverished. We need, then, only confide in the solicitude of the Bank to restore to circulation the capital in which it abounds, and to do that it has the means of commercial discounts, and advances upon deposits of the public funds, which are authorised by its statutes. Now, everything an nounces that it will extend all the facilities of this de scription which the state of the market demands; and we have already for guarantee of such a proceeding, the continued progressive augmentation of its discounts, since the scarcity of money began to be felt. We see, that the forty-eight millions of notes which i; has the more in its treasury, and the twenty-six millions of increased discounts, represent apparently the sum of about seventy-four millions, which we have supposed to be required by the departments for the last harvest, and which appear to have been transmitted in ready money. But if it is in the months of September and October, that the departments have great need of capital for the purchase of provisions, and more particularly in a year so abundant in wines of excellent quality, it is in the months of November and December titar, by the rents of farms and the payment of taxes, very large sums return back upon P.rris. We persist then in think ing that the situation of the Bank, and the probable and near return of a large proportion of the capital withdrawn from Paris, will lead to a termination of the year much more cheefid than is generally imagined. We must, however, remark, that a simple displacing. ef capital, so clearly made out by the preceding facts and considerations, may bring about great variations in the rate of interest, and consequently in the prices of all the securities. Whence it follows that it will be well to take steps to profit by a reduction in the tate of in. teiest ; but we must be careful net to found a system upon the permanent rate of this interest, to which a g eat activity, as well as a great stagnation of production, may impart a rise or a fall. lr is also proper to repeat what we have said fre- Trendy, that the developement of production, that is to say, the increase of all the products of agricultural and nionufactuting industry, necessarily requires a corre sponding augmentation of the sign destined ao represeog • .11,,jnie r a a : du C7”susercs, by some W e st* of bguts, the amount only till millions. : , No. 1, STRAND, NEXT DOOR TO NORTHUMBERLAND-HOUSE. SWIFT and Co. respectfully inform the Public that' their New Mice, No. 1, Strand, is opercd In consequence of the Improvements now going on in that part of the Town, which will require them to quit their old Offire, No. 12, Charing-cross, I in a very short time. Tickets and Shares for the FOUR GRAND PRIZES of 4'30,000. and whet Capitals ' all to be Drawn in Owe DAT, 6TH of DECEMBF.II, are on Sale at No. 1, Strand; am! at Sow? and Co.'s Old 011 ices, No. 11, Poultry, and 31, Aldgate High street ; also, for the present, at 12, Charing-cross, as usual. Capitals to an immense amount have been S old by Swore and Co. particularly No. 1,052, a Prise uf h'90,000, drawn the lath ot la . tt Mottrh; also, 7,03 i, a Pri s e of £20,000, besides Twelve other Capitals, wit hin a few Months.