Star. — London, England, 1830-09-08 00:00:00

P • • • st I II , CONTRACTS FOR IRISH BEEF AND PORK. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, July 29, 1830. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING Ids MAJESTY'S NAVY, 4c. do hereby give notice, Tbat on Wanneusay, the 22d day of September next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for the supply to this Department, of a Quantity of Irish Salt Meat, equal to 4,000 Navy TIERCES of BEEF, and 8,000 Navy TIERCES of PORK, in separate Tenders, all to be cured in the vandal; season, to be de livered, seven-eighths parts thereof in Tierces, and the remaining one-eighth part thereof in Barrels, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, Plymouth and Cork, in such pro portions as shall hereafter be agreed on, one ball thereof by the 28th day of February, and the other half en er before the 31st day of May, 1831, to be paid for as usual, by Bills, without Interest, payable sixty days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at this Mee, or by applying to W. Alves, Esq. Agent for the Victualling at Cork; or to the Collectors of his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Waterford, and Newry ; and to the Secretary to the Postmaster- General at Dublin, respectively. No Tender for a less quantity than shall be equal to Three Hundred Tierces of Beef, or to Three Hundred Tierces of Pork will be admitted ; and each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One o'clock on the day ap pointed; and must be accompanied by a Letter signed by two re sponsible Persons engaging to become bound with the Party ten dering, in a: penal Sum equal to one-third of the amount of the Contract, for the due performance of the same. It Is to be espreuly understood, that the Tenders for thence?, are to be distinct and separate from those for the Pork. The Person who makes the Tender, or some person on his behalf, most attend to answer when called for. It WALLER CLIFTON. AME DUTY.-LIST 1.- :slued General Certificates (D) at &Wings and Si:pence each, for the Johnson C. Lower Tharnes•st. Rymer, John, Mincing-lane Littler, H. Broad-street Mitchell, William, St. Helen's Mitchell, J. T. Bishopsgate-st. Mallard, Peter, Throgmorton-st. Morgan, Edw. Threaduredle-st. Nicholson, Robert, Cornhill Priddle, H. S. Jewry-street Prescott, W. W. Threadneedle-st. Prescott, W. George, ditto Prescott, George Edward, ditto Pellew, Hon. G. D. D. Fenchurch street Pelle, SoL jun. Idol-lane Ronald., Edw. Upper Thames-st. Sancton, Phil. Little East Cheap Saltmarsh, A. Gracecherch-street Strange, Wm. Biahopsgate.st. Stubbs, J. Threadneedle-street Small, A. Geo. Laurence Ponta. ney-lane Salomon., D. Throgmorton-street Saunders, John, Cannon-street Slowman, Benj. Philpot-lane Satterthwaite, J. Water-lane Telford, Billiter-street Tabor, Joseph, Leadenball-street Thomas, Rdw. R. Fenehurch-at. Woodley, John, Crutched-friars Whitmore, G. Austin-friars Wild, John, Martin's-lane Woodbridge, H. W. Mincing-lane CITY OF LONDON.-1 List of Persons who have of the rate of Three Pounds Thirteen year 1830: Anderson, Robert, Minories Attwood, M. W. Gracechurch-at. BcU, J. T. Lower Thames-street Branscomb, R. Upper ditto Bishop, George, Jewry-street Blackburn, G. H. Broad-street Clark, John, Crutched-friars Cleve, H. R. Leadenhall-strert Charlton, E. Lower Thames-street Chapman, J. P. Upper dine Coiling, John, Throgmorton . street Colvin, David, Broad-street Carr, John B. Laurence Pountney. hill Cross. John, LeadenhalLmarket Cawtborne, W. Idol-lane Douglas, W. Broad-street Dims&le, John, Cornhill Dimsdale, W. P. ditto Everett, H. Y. Old Swan Eggleton, H. D. Throgmorton-st. Fothergill, Jno. Savage-gardens French, D. Crutched-friars Forster, M. New City Chambers Fife, W. Cornhill Frisby, H. Mark-lane Groves, John, Abchurch-lane Gould, Nat. John-street Harris, J. Leadenhaß-market Hayward, J. Lower Thames-street Harman, W. Cannon-street Hankey, William, Mincing-lane Howes, W. H. ditto Jackson, W. Leadenhall-street COUNTY OF bIIDDLIMEX. GAMIC DUTY.—LIST I.—List of Persons who kayo obtained General Certificates (D), at the Rate of Three Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence each, for the Year 1130, made up to the lit day of September. Abbs. Major, Pinner Arondell, Geo. Gray's Inn-lane Anderson, John, Lamb's Con- Dalzel, Robe._ Drummond, B. Stratford-place Dyer, H. Chu. Moreton, Dmon shire.place House De Barnard, F. Frederkkon. Davis, J. Sbadwell Ellis, Edward, Hendon Elphinstone, W. K. Hen&ld Eyre, Walpole, Bryanston-sq. Ellice, Russell, Cumberland-st. Eason), IL H. Rataff FeHowes, G. Edmonton Farnell, James, King-street Franklin, Charles, Hampstead Fisher, Wm. Gray's Inn-road Fisher, R. Camden-terrace Fores, Chas. Newman.st. Frederick, Capt. Chas. Somerset duit.striet - Affrey, Wm. Rad Loa-square Atkinson, R. Wm. Tonbridge-st. Anderson, John, Hampstead Andrews, James, Liverpool-street Anderson, Jos. Hamilton-place Atkinson, J. Nottingham-place Masten, Chas. Suuez-place AM:, Lieut. Col. Charles, Mon- tagu.square Berkeley, Hoe. T. M. Cranford Berkeley, Hon. Craven, Ditto Boykett, Wm. Hayes Bushell, Thomas, Ditto Berm, Chas. Cranford Batt, Joseph, West Drayton Bristow. Wm. Hormondswortit Bond, Edward, Kingsbury Bond, Win. Ditto Bateman, Hy. Great Stannwre Bedwell, F. Benj. Lamb's Con duit-street Buck, Edw. Thos. Edmonton Box. John, Enfield Bramley, Rev. T. J. Do. Brantford, Richard, Do. Bull, Richard, Upper-street Bone, Wm. Holloway Buckley, Lieut. Upper Baker-st Burt NVin. Great Castle-street Baw.cry, Wm. Oxford-street Bridpo..t, Lord, Wimpole-street Bourchier, Charles, Wimpole-st Burn, F.dward, Montagu-place Brown, Philip Aug. Devonshire. street Frederisk, George, do. Finch, John, Lodge-road Graham, Sheridan, Cranford Grange, W. Wyatt, Uxbridge Gatty, Robert, Pinner Gatty. Wm. Pinner Gregory, G. B. Bedford-row Garman, Thos. Tottenham I Griggs, J. It. Enfield Graveley, Titus. Smith-st. Garrard, S. Euston-square Garrard, R. St. John's Wood-rd. Gage, T. W. Queen Anne-st. Gawen, J. Sr. George East Guy, William, Ratcliffe Hull, H. Uriridge Honor, J. West Drayton Harman, W. Uxbridge Hayman, John, Hillingdon Hale, C. J. do. Heron, G. H. Uxbridge Hill, oseph, Harrow Hayward. H. Sovereign-et. Horn, R. Great Ormond-st. Hopkinson, Lake, Bedford-row Heywood, J. R. Gt. Ormond-st. Holbrook, James, Tottenham Hooper, Henry, do Harris, Henry, Hadley Hicks, T. E. Henrietta-street Hutchons. James, 131andford-sq. Harman, Henry, Part-square Hanmer, Devonshire place Hicks, Fran. St. John's Wood-rd. Harrison, Win. stn. Doughty-st. Hodges, Edw. New-road Harrison, Paul, Compton-st. Harrison, Daniel, Regent.sq. Haw, Wm. Hanway.street Hoitnyard, Jas. Hampstead-road Hall, Edward, Easton-grove Heath, Chas. Seymour-place Jones, Robert Owen, Southamp. . _ place Baseigt.tte, Daniel, Nottingham Terrace Blake, Francis, Tonbridge-place Bean, Wm. Hampstead Bodkin, Wm. Henry, ditto Barwin, Wm. H. B. Kentish Town Bigg, Edw. Smith, Tavistock-sq Bacon, Jobn, Swiuton.street Boyd, Wm. ditto Bilk, Edwin, Tottenham-et-road Burford, Thos. St. George's East Clarke, Thomas T. Ickenham Clarke, Thus. T. junior, ditto Cluatrbuck, P. Great Stanmore Clutterbuck, Peter, jun. ditto Clutterbuck, Thomas, ditto Clutterbuck, Henry, ditto Counpigno, Henry, Lincoln's Inn Clark, Chas. Lamb's Conduit-st Chalkeley, George, Tottenham Curling, Thomas, Edmonton Curtis, Thomas, ditto Connop, Capt. H. Enfield Clulow, Wm. do. Carr, Wm. do. Cropley,J. W. Wilmington-sq. Clayton, Mr. Edgware-road Clinton, Capt. queen Arne-st. Chamberlayne, F. A. Edgware road Col, Chas. Upper Norton-u. Close, John Douglas, Hampstead Clowser, Ed. P. do. Cooper, , Ab. New Milmen-st. Coleman Edwd. Camden Town coney, Rev. Rt. Runell.place riarke, Hy. St. George's East l 'orPe, 'Thomas, Limehouse Clements, Edward, Poplar C"lci. J. P. do. Clifford, Charles H. Shadweß Courtnall, Wm. do. 1)e Bergh, R ev . Rt. L. M. West Drayt on Dancer, Francis, Harrow Dancer, Francis Robert, do. „ s p anbro H. Pleasant-row Dyer, Sam. Cambridge -terrace ton-buildings James, John, Westbouene-green Jeys, Fcrdin ando, Chancery-lane Jeaffresen, Henry, Upper-et. Jeaffreson. John, do. Jeaffreson, John F. do. Jackson, George, Borton.st. Jones, Samuel, St. George's Bast Ling, Francis J. Greet Summon Kingston, Amwell.et. Kemp, J. H. Hampstead-rd. Ludlow, J. J. J. Clocerplane Launder, G. M. ilonthemptoo.b. Laurel, Dishy, Comberlandpet. Lothbury, S. L. Hampstead Lund, W. T. B. do. Long, Chu. Cheater-terrace Lane, James, Choebtugh-sunet Mayer, Daniel, West Drayton Madows. John, %MN) Mason, Willis.., ditto Martin, William, Chichester-at. Martin, B. T. Aylealitupetzest Moir, G. A. Pentonville Malkin, Samuel, Islington tiu ible N°. 13,573. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 8, IS3O. PRIcE 71). Martin, John, Hampstead Mann, James H. Kentish-town Malcolm, G. P. Upper Har ley-at. Merewether, G. St. John's-wood Mason, William, Grove-road Ncwdigate, Charles N. Harefield Norton, John, Little Stanmore Norton, Earley, Rev. ditto Norris, John, Holborn Orme, Malcolm, Nottingham-place Partridge, William, Hendon Pearson, Thomas, Barnsbury-park Parker, Wm. Maiden-lane Pryer, Marlborough, Hampstead Perkins, F. O. Beyanaton.square Palmer, George, Langham-place Padoe, John, Montagu-square Punier, John V. York-terrace Rendle, F. Clerkenwell-close Reed, Jao. Yeoman, Maiden-lane Robinson, William, Holloway Reveley, W. Austin, Queen-square Richardson, H. Uxbridge Robinson, John, Kingsbury Rushworth, C. P. Queen Anne-st. Rooks, Capt. W. Gloucester place Ransom, John, Ratcliffe Stephen, Ralph, Uxbridge Seams, Nath. Ruislip Stevens, Edmund, Cowley Stevens, Henry, Ditto Saunders, Thomas, Pinner Stephens, J. J. Enfield Schneider, Rich. Ditto Smith, Jas. Westbourne-green Smith, James, Bedford.row Stephens, Wm. Ditto Stretch, Bolton, Devonshire-street Stevens, Robt. Duncan-place Swan, John, Liverpool-place Smart, John, .Highbury Park Sewell, John, Hampstead Smith, W. New Milman-street Smith, Alfred, Chad's-row Stem, W. Kentish Town Stones, Capt. Hy. Ditto Saunders, Jas. Hampstead-mad Sandy's. Edw. Kentish Town Snow, Bernard, G. Ditto Sanger, M. Jno. Oxford-street Stephen, Geo. Warwick-place Stewart, Geo. Kilburn Priory Satchel, Richard, Whisky-street Smith, John, Wapping &utileld, W. St. George's Fast Strong, Edw. Limehouse Trehern, Wm. Uxbridge Tyte, Wm. Sidney, Ruislip Towgood, Hy. Hatton-garden Townsend, John,Goswell-street Thomas. Chas. Highburpgrove Tripp, Geo. Woburn-buildings Tawney, J. D. Burton-crescent Taylor, Geo. Upper Seymour-a. Taylor, A.C.P. York Terrace Taylor, Lieut. Col. St. John's Wood-road Tibbutt, Cbas. Limehouse Vorley, W. C. Strahan Terrace Visa, Wm. Dougbtystreet Walford, Robt. C. Hillingdon Wilshire, Daniel, Ruislip Wilson, Alexander, Hendon Webber, Chas. Little Stanmore Wormold, Thos. Bedford-row Walters, Jobn, Symond's Inn Wigg Francis , North-place Wiain, James, Ashley-street Wallington, Robert, Islington Whisson, N. New North-road Wilson, James, Enfield Wood, Wm. Margaret-street Wyatt, Herbert, Northumberland street Wheeler, Hy. James, Montagu-pl Wilberforce, WWiatn, junior, St. John's Wood Watson, Wm. Burton-street Young, Geo. F. Limehouse at the Cake of Mews. Crewe and Son, Liverpool—October 16, T. Moore, 'Tipton, &affordsbire, ' --- at the Royal Hotel, Bir- atanortbildre, grocer, at one, naingham—Sept. SO, G. Smith, Nottingham, currier, at eleven, at the Lion Hotel, Nottingham—Sept. 30, W. Fisher, Keswick, Cumber land, jeweller, at eleven, at the King's Arms Inn. Keswick—Sept. 30, J. RoMason, Standeld and Greet Whelnetham, Suffolk, miller, at eleven, at the One Bell Inn, Bury St. Edmunds —September O. W. Oakes, Cernarvon, grocer. at eleven, at the Office of Mr. R.Frodsham, Liverpool—Sept. 29, T. Ferguson, Cstterick Bridge, Catteridge, Yorkshire, innkeeper, at eleven, at the Black Bull nn, Scotian, Yorksh G 29, M. Mee, Worcester, scrivener. at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, tenhatn—Oct. 16, B. Overington, Wickham. South ampton, brewer, at twelve, at the India Arms Inn, Gosport t. 29, W. C. Featherstone, Exeter, toyman, at twelve, at the Globe Hotel, Exeter. CERTIFICATES-Sin. 2S. R. Pittway, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire. butcher—W. Lamprell, Chelmsford, Essex, linen draper.--11. Abraham, New Bond-street , picture dealer—C. hurls, Cateataa-street, merchant—T. Harris, Can terbury. money scrivener—D. Croke, Sweetlnes-alley. Cornbill, Ex change broker. -• PA lIITNERS HIPS DISSOLVED. W. Carron and ii. Colts, Birmingham, jewellers—L. and W. Bardell, Birmingham, platers—W. Ball and R. Tunley, Wood street, Cheapside, wholesale glovers—J. Jenkyns and S. 'Thomas, Liverpool, clay merchants—M. Evans and Co. Derby, iron manufac turers (so far as regards the said W. Evans)—J. Jackson and J. Goma% Birmingham, builders—W. Lees and A. Milne, Bottom of Grammes Moor, L ancashire, eotton-spinners—G. Tompkins and B. Rice, Bristol—T. Platt and J. Golding, Manchester, tailors—W. C. Molyneus and J. Battenby, Charleston, South Carolina, merchants— H. Bewley and M. Millard, Sousing, Barks, milliners—A. Dockland and Co. New-road, Camberwell—E. Wilcock, and T. Varty, Exeter, linen-drapers—T. Jackson and J. Jay, Little Sutton-street, Clerken well, dyers—R. and R. B, A. Townsend, Godliman-street, Doctors' Commons, proctors. CITY OF WESTMINSTER. GAME DUTY.—LIST IL—Lbt of Persons who bavve obtained General Certificates (C) at the Rate of Three Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence each, for the Year 1830. Ileum, James appointed by John Trotter, Esq. for Durham Park. Bailey, John, by Lieut.-Colonel Hanmer, for Leighton Bossard. Biggs, Richard, by the Counteu of Berkeley, for Cranford and Har lington. Dickens, Thomas, by John Irving, Rsq. for A s hf o rd. Farr, Edward, by the Marquis of Salisbury, for Minims Hall. Meadows, Henry, by Ralph Dean, Esq. for Ruislip. Pearce, Francis, by Lady Tollemache, for Hanwerth. GAME DUTY.—LIST lll.—Use of Persons who have obtained Gamekeepers' Certificates (A and B) at the Rate of One Pound Five Shillings each, for the year 1830. Nikita, Charles, appointed by Charles Newdigate, Req. for Harefield and MambalL Girdwood, John. by John K. Douglas Wiliam, Req. for West Twy ford and Acton. Piggott, T. by Clarks Turner, Bel. for Greeoford and Hartwell. Stone, J. by Hubert de bush, Esq. for Contain and West Drayton. (Made up to the Ist day of September.) By order of his Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs of Taxes. EDWARD BATES, Secretary. STRAND IMPROVEMENT& BUILDING GROUND TO BE LET. PERSONS desirous of taking Building Ground are hereby informed, that FIVE PLOTS of GROUND, in and near the STRAND, are to be LET by TENDER, at the Office of the Commissioners of his Majesty's Woods, Forests, and Land Re venues, in Whitehall-place, where Plass and Particulars may be ob tained, and where Tenders are to be deUvered, at or before Twelve o'clock on Saturday, the 25th inst. Office of Woods, 3d September, 1830. AGENTLEMAN, who has resided some years abroad, is acquainted with habits of badness. and can give satisfactory references and security, is desirous of Employment, with the view to aid his means in bringing up a very large family. He would be satisfied with Moderate Remuneration, provided the Occupation should not remove him to an unhealthy climate, nor out of Europe. A Reasonable Price for any legally saleable Once would be given. Address, by letter, to C. D. B. cue of Mr. Woods, Hotel, Fur. Divers Inn, Holborn. PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE ' SOL 7. Commissions signed by the Lordt7 ".- otenant of the County Palatine of Lancaster. To be Deputy Lieutenants—Thomas Brigbt Crosse, Esq. 'Thomas Robert Wilson France, Eq. John Wilson Batten, Esq. 3dor Prince Regent's Own Regent of Royal Lancasbire Militia— James Greenalgb, Esq. to be Captain. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Llowaravoant, Hamm Catania, Chapman's-place, Great Dover street, coal mercbant. Butzoci, Josue, Featherstone -street, St. Luke, furn'shing ironmonger. _ BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. TilollooooD ' Wu.LiAss. juc. Sagoljgge Well Tavern, Spadkids, vic tualler, fr om Sept. 10 to October 15, at eleven, at the Court of BANKRUPT& Scenes, WILLIAM Church.lane, St. George's in the East, licensed victualler, to surrender Sept. 14. at three, 21, and Oct. 12, at two, at the Court of Commissions. Attorney, Mr. Marion, Cbarch.row, Newington. Mrscuzu., Siouan, Crayford, Kent,gardener, Sept. 14, at three, 21, and Oct. 19, at two, at the Court of Cocoudssioners. Mu, Messrs. Young and Ware, Hlaekwan•atreet, Southwuk. Masana, WILLIAM Gunton, Pancras-lane, dealer, Sept. 10, at three, 21, at we, and Oat ! l9, at twelve, at the Court of Comasloam Attorney, Mr. Whiting, London 'Bridge-foot, Southwark. Bum, THOM" Marsham-street, Westminster, baker, Sept. 10, at two, 21, at one, and pet. 19, at twelve, at de Court of Commis- sinners. Attorney, Mr. F. Hill. Aldermanbury. Rocas, CHARM ARCHAISM, Courtoff Hill, Tenbury, Worcestenbire, horse dealer, Sept. 14, 28, and Oct. 19, at ten, at the Court of Com missioners. Attorney, Mr. Williams, Upper North-place, Gray's Inn-road. Sant, Josune, Wharf Mill, Winchester, miller, September 21. at three, 22, at eleven, and Oct. 19, at three, at the White Hart li., Winchester. Attorneys, Messrs. Dawson and Hawkins, Ncw Bee. well -court, Carey-street; and Mr. Lee, Winchester. Cox. Hasse, Sheffield, grocer, Sept. 15, 14, and Oct. 19. at eleven, at the office of Mr. Copeland, solicitor, Sheffield. Attorneys, Mr. G. Capes, 5, Raymond -building., Gray' s Inn ; and Mr. Cosiond, Sheffield. Hay, Wamuc, Cowntires, Yorkshire, saddler, Sept. 15, 14, at ism. and Oct. 19, at one, at the house of Mr. Wyche, Ripon. M. torneys, Mr. Lawrence. 52, Lincoln's Inn-Selds ; and Mr. Wgebob Ripon. Toessamon. Joins Mica, Halstead, Ewe: moneraerki ur ll e 11,12, and Oct. 19, at eleven, at the White Hone t iogy lkailmrp. Suffolk. Attorneys, Messrs. Frost and Stedman, g lid Mears. Wiglaworth and Ridsdale, Gray's-Inn-square. Cmittuanuat, Join, Bristol, tin-plawwworker, Sept. IL 22. os4 Oct. 19, at one, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. At toraap Mears. Evans, Stevens. and Flower, Gray's•lnn-equare ; J. K. Haberaeld, Bristol. DIVIDEND& Sept. 24. R. Balls, Ranouth.strret, gititell•OqUares victualler, .se, eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—Sept. SS, R. Garrawsy. Mary. pine, Bow-lane, Poplar. sblp owner, at eleven, at the Court of Caw ndsaieuent—Sept. 50, R. Greet Wbehatitsm, miller, at eleven, at the Bell Inn, dun St. Rshane4'..-ffieo• J. Fourdrbiler, Lostock Grail*. Bedworth, Clawhirle three, at the Star Ino„Manthestor-088.116. W. Hodgson Yortehirt, corn factor, at eleven, at Ehabseley l e Howl, New MO. —Sept. 92, T. Benham, Poole, builder, at else's, at tbe IAIIIIOII van, Poolo—Sept. 29, T. Parkbaoe, jun. Liverpool, brewer, at am, COURT FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS. The Matters of the Petitions and Schedules of the Prisoners hereinafter named (the same having been filed in the Court) are appointed to be heard at the Court-house, in Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, on Wednesday the 22d of Sept. 1830, at nine o'clock in the forenoon : Self, John, late of Tash-street, Gray's Inn-lane, greengrocer and coal dealer. Self, Charles, late of Eastfield-street, Limehouse, furniture-broker. Wilmot, John, late of Ligonier -street, St. Luke's, journeyman black. smith. Leman, James Christopher, late of the Swan, in Swan-street, Bethnal green, victualler. Edmonds, Peter, late; of Newman-street, Oxford-street, fruiterer and green grocer. Smallridge, William James, late of Devonshire-buildings, Great Dover road, saddler and harness-maker. Dowling, George Pyke, late of Puckington, near Ilminster, Somerset. shire, clerk. Reed, George Beckett, late of Stroud, near Rochester, baker. Walter, Thomas, late of Ashford, Kent, baker. Spredbury, John, late of Little George-street, Hampstead.road. carrier. Surrey, William, late of York-street, Rotherhithe, dealer in fire-wood. Canaish, Charles, late of New-street, Broad-street, Golden-square, journeyman mason, green grocer, coal and potatoe dealer. Banick, John, late of Mary-le-bone-lane, dealer in shoes. Tanner, George William, late of Waterloo-road, Burgle's), Stafford. shire, victualler. Hodges, James, late of No. 7, Pleasant-row, Bethnal.green.road, dealer in Alderson, grtopber, late of Crayford Mills, Crayford, Kent, flour factor, miller, sawyer, and farmer. On THURSDAY, Sept. 23—Same Hour and Place. Harding, Mark, late of No. 199, Regent-street, Oxford-street, perfumer and hair-dresser. Oury, Anthony James, late of No. 27, Old Bond-street, professor of and teacher of music. Weller, Ezekiel, late of Ardingly; Sussex, assistant to the tithe valuer of Ardingly. Knight, Henry, late of No. 21, Langley-place, Cemmercial-road, Mile. End Old Town, bat-maker. Page, Henry, late of Winkworth-buildings, City-road, Horton, butcher. Tomes, Edward, late of Sheep-street, Market-old, Blaster, Oxford shire, general-shopkeeper. Dodd, John Jonathan, late of Norfolk -street, Middlesex Hospital, cheesemonger and grocer. Phillips, Themes, late of Brent-street, Hendon, journeyman-butcher. Waters, Joseph, late of No. 266, High Holborn, victualler. Madden, John, late of 24, Titchborne-street, Piccadilly, commission and money agent. Troughton, George, late of Edward-street, Great Surrey-street, Black. friar's-rad,oil and colourrnan. Walkley. James, late of Stanhope-street, Clare-market, labourer and watchman in the Navy Office Somerset House. M‘Kenzie, John, late of No. 44 , Lant-agreet, Borough, market-gardener and potato-salesman. Cooper, William Henderson, late of No. 711, Britannia-street, City. road, architect and surveyor. COMMLECIAL INTELLIGENCE, SIPS. 7. Straws.—The transactions in the Market for Plantation Sugars are not on so extensive a scale this morning as at the close of last week, but prices are firm, and the arrivals from the West Indies keep the supplies pretty large. The deliveries last week from the West India Docks were nearly 3,300 hhds. The stock was yeiterday 36,985 hhds. and 2,051 tierces. The Foreign and Refined Markets are also steady. In Coffee there has been little done tilts morning, but the Market looks firm. THE TEA Sat.E.—The East India Salo is proceeding briskly, and up to this morning 41,900 chests have passed. Congous are still on sale, and are now realising from 2s. 4ed. to 21. fred. per lb. which is rather cheaper than last sale for the same quality. The arrivals of teas within the last few days have been very large, exceeding twelve millions of lbs. Rum.—The demand for the export trade is still considerable, and last week upwards of 630 punc. were delivered for the foreign markets. For the home trade the delivery from the West India Docks was 331 puce. making a total of deliveries last week of nearly 1.000 punc. a much larger quantity than has been taken out of the docks in any weeks for months past. The stock is now 23,475 punc. and 2,525 hhds. Spices meet a ready sale, and SALTPETRE is in good demand. Hops.—The accounts from the Plantations this morning state .that picking is becoming pretty general , but none of the new crop lis:s ap pund in the market. Yearling Pockets are in brisk demand. The duty to-day is estimated at 105,0001. lITYIIBIAW PRODIJCIC.The accounts from Sc. Petenburgh quotes Tallow at 96 roubles, at which 25,000 cults had been bought, and freights were in de mand at 325. per ton. There had been shipped or 68,000 casks. British ships arrived, 458 ; do. sailed, 385. Here Tal low is at 38s. to 38s. 3d. Delivery last week, 1,831 casks. The present stock of Tallow is 16,403 casks; at the corresponding periods of last year it was 18,968 casks. Hemp is at 401. to 411. per ton, and Flax, l P.T.R. at 361. to 371. per ton. By the Charles Grant, Indisman, which arrived yesterday morning, and which left China on the 29th March and St. Helena on the 10th July, accounts have been received from Chins, Singapore, vice. The letter from the latter port are dated on the 98th March, and state that there was much activity prevailing there in trade, the usual sup plies of Chinese produce having arrived. For British goods, however, there was but a slack demand, and it was expected that but little goods of English manufacture would be takes this year by the Chinese, al. though it was understood that the consumption was rather increas ing in the interior of China, especially cotton yarn. The Chi. nem, on an average, disposed of goods at Singapore to the ex. test of from 110,000 to 300,091-dollms annually, but it was not ex. pseud that dud: purchases this mason of British goods would amount to more than 11,0110.dalless. The sale of Nankeens was comparatively wan, the &wad fie them having partially subsided, but China silks sold readily, and wore stead to be of improved growth. The Chinese Lezityaleserriag assumes of the ravages of a most extensive con. which had emirred ea Cantos just oar they were leaving, and destroyed a vast quantity of psopesty. It was computed dust ISt We then 1006 boom end. ehw bookings burned down, as hand many days, Smarm of thousands of people 17 1 1 F:rC i r abrades in puede' aMr the ravages of the Gre— at Cantos wee Is sinssymes asspormisa. The Charles Grant lin only two East India traders at St. Belem The place was healthy. i.* ~v f -, t. , : .7, \ '‘ \ill, ii // - 7 3 '.• si .-.- ...-.- .--,-.---. ... , --... slog irAcra.4b 0 . istoniAND2lo gee C; Ostual SHIPPING INSURANCE. The prevent rate of Insurance f many of our readers wish to be ink Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney 7s. 61. Cork, 11'incrford, Dublin. Belfast ... 7s. 6d. 10a. Limerick, Galway 10s. Gd. 12s. Gd. Hamburg!, ... 10s. 15s. Amsterdam 12s. 6d. Ilavre 10s. 6d. Bordeaux 125.6 d. 15s. Gottenburgh .. 20s. Stockholm and Swedish Ports through the Sound 30s. St. Petersburgh 20s. Lisbon 20s. Oporto ... 20.. Gibraltar (free of Av.) S. ... 15s. not free 255, Smyrna I .. 25n. 30s. Constantinople ... 30s. 31editerranean 40s. 3ladeira 201. China, Bengal, Madras. (Company's Ships) 60s. Ditto do. out and home IL Free Traders, out .. 60s. Ditto, out and home 61. St. Helena, or Cape (Com pany's Ships) ... .301. 35.. .144 . , - • Islands, out ... 24, Honduras and Btu Aunt) Shore dds. REGISTER OF PUBLIC .ILES, Sept. 7. roan London, (per cent.) of which Fined, la as followa! Jamaica, out and I Ist Aug. r 70s. 1 12th .I.tn. Leeward and Windward Surinam, Demerara, and Valparaiso and Lima tans. (41. Bermuda, Bahamas, &c. 2.1 a. United States of Amer. 20s. Southern Vishay and back ... 12g. Quebec, New Brunswick, _ . . _. &c. :ttia. 355. Rio Janeiro and Ports in the Brazils .. 255.304. River Plate ... 40a. Plymouth, Falmouth, ... _ _. &c. 10s. or 71. 6J. Bristol, Liverpool, &c. 10s. Hull and Newcastle .. 10s. Leith, Dundee, &c . 10s. Belfast and Dublin to London 103. G.. Do. per Steam Vessels 7s. 6J. Jamaica to London .. 49v. 50.. Do. without the warrantee Bg. AUCTION MART. Ma. JOHN NENTIEETLX I"VeChiTlidiiotOit, No. 23, S“ Ann. street, opposite Limahouse Church, and near the West India Docks; let at 181. a-year-140 guineas. MEssas. Dal WZIL—A Freehold Residence, with al! requisite at tached and detatehed offices, pleasure-grounds, and gardens, in all I acre and 20 pereheo, in Westgate-street, Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk; fixtures, &c. to be taken at a valuation-2,0001. GARRAWAY . S. !►la. Clue. Rivr.--TbeLeasehold Waggon and Horses public house and premises, Newington Causeway, near the Sessions House; held for 28 years, at 1051. a.year ; fixtures, stock, dtc. to be taken at a valuation—.Bool. A House and Shop, No. 9, adjoining, let for six years, at 150 L per annum; held for 39 years, at 4:821. 10s. s.year-1,0501. - - Dliessas. LIIILIE AND Sox.—A Freehold House and Three Front Shops, No. 42, St. John's-square, Clerkenwell; let for 30 years from 1816, at 251. ground-rent-6501 AIR. J. CLEMNANL—A House and Shop, Ann's-place, Hackney toad, let at 201. ; held for 89 years, at 3L-1751. Three Freehold Houses, Nos. 1,3, and 4, Harrod-stteet, Green street, Bethnal.green ; let at 251. 45.-1291. HORSEN.HALLE (HAMBURG/), SEPT. 3, half past four o'clock. Wheat, it will be seen, has somewhat declined since our last report. During the early part of the week business was dull, and •it was only during the but few days that any large purchases for exportation were made. Still there is a good deal unsold, and for the moment little de mand. Rye continues in great demand, and large sales have been effected Our supplies from the interior as well se by sea, have been large, but immediately o► their arrival they are bought up either by speculators or The supply of Barley, though small, appears equal to the demand. To Oats the same remark will apply. The following table shows the quantity of grain imported and ex. ported during the preceding week, as also the quantity supposed to re main on hand for sale : Lasts imported. Lute exported. Stock on hand. 591 722 SOO Off 195 1300 68 30 900 63 8 200 50 Wheat Rye Barley .„ Oats Malt Buckwheat ... Peas Beans .... Tares Rapeseed ... - From the Illst to the 27th of Augoit, both days inclusive, 98 car. goes of corn passed through the Sound; of these, 49 were bound for British, 19 for Dutch, 3 for French, and 20 for Swedish and Nor. wegian ports, 4 were bound for Hamborgh, I for Bremen, 1 for &A den, and of three the destination was unknown. Weight. Riadollars. Wheat—Dantsic Pomeranian Aohalt White Ditto Red Danish Rye—Dantsic Upland Danish Petersburgh and Rigs Barley—Magdeburg Anbalt Holstein Oat♦—Meeklcnburgb Danish Malt—Pomeranian ...... ......... .. • • ... 55 to 60 Peas—Upland, yellow lOO to 115 Rapeseed--Holsteln 2OO to 215 In Funds, to-day, there has been little or nothing doing. Discount 4/ per cent. - - End of Aug. Ditto Sept. last Tonday. To-day. 67 .. 651 ... 101 .. 99i ... 97i .. 96 ... 115 .. 115 934 .. 91 .. 1215 Ansio-Danish Loan. 3 per cent. .. Anglo-Rtnolan Loan .. Hamburg's Russian ditto Polish Beads New Prussian Four per 6. Austrian Bank Shares .. ... GlN==, London at 2 months.... 13.71 13•7 i at sight Amsterdam ....at s months 36 25400 36 30-100 Paris ..at 2 months.-- 187 187 Petetsburgh ....at 2 months.... 9 17-32 9 17-32 THE HARVEST. FARINGDON, SEPT. 3... THE FOXITEI AND HOONDITEL—A new mansion for the accommodation of the hounds of the Hon. Mr. ]Moreton is now completed. situate within 200 feet of this town. We are anticipating a brilliant campaign the ensuing season. Woe to the Rcynard family. The harve►t in this neighbourhood is nearly all got in —the crops are both great in quality and quantity. Good news for the foreign purveyors. READING, Sitrr. 4.—The weather continues as fine as could pas. sibly be wished ; sharp frosts in the mornings, followed by bright sun. shine and windy days. Nearly all the wheat and barley and oats in this neighbourhood are down ; a great proportion safely stacked our housed ; and we can only add that which we last week said, namely, the produce is everywhere very good, and more especially of wheat. But will the British farmer reap any benefit from this bountiful dispensation of Pao- VIDENCE ? That remains to be seen ; but we think not, so long as the present Corn Lawscontinue in operation.—Berkskirs Chrsack. GLASGOW SEPT. 2..... TH E G•IIIIVEST.If tbe we would 00l y keep dry, the harvest in this quarter would soon be pretty general. On Tuesday between 200 and :iOO shearers appeared at the Cross, when a considerable number were hired at from Is. 6d. to Is. &L a-day t several, we believe, held out for 2s. and 21. 6d. but they did not meet with I masters. They were, u usual, mostly all Irish. About the same number appeared yes te rday ; but from the wetness of the morning, tew were bird. NEWPORT, SEPT 4.—The harvest, we are happy to state, is pro. reeding most favourably ; the greater part of the Wheat has been safely carried, and considerable quanutiu of loose corn have been saved. Se. yawl fine samples both of wheat and barley have been already brought to market. Some months ago we took occasion to advert to . the de state of the nail trade, which gives employment to several hut. deed workmen in this district. Sines then there has been no advance in the lieges, which are so small that they are barely sufficient to afford the means of subsistence to the workmen and their &willies. Of late, how. ever, the demand for nails has been much brisker; and the journeymen, 1 1 knowing that their masters could arced a telling increase of wages, petitioned them for an advance of bd. at the 1,000 twins, and gave thaw fear. weeks to consider the- proposal. The time expired on ilatuta l l last,. and a meeting was bold en Monday, at which the workm en agr to leave their employers unless their terms were complied with. The misters having refused to grant the advance, most of the nailars left work, and have gene to dillereat peep of the meet ,/ in search of em. to rat, which baa been y obtained en better t erms t h an t h ey bad Since this was known, we undnstand that two or three of the 1 manufacturers have given the advance.—Siirling Aimed.