Star. — London, England, 1826-02-27 00:00:00

Apia*, , yogic ngimikwee. Assorsey, ISr. ClOnifff DiPrie/I4ATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. „Chaim Edgriird ISicninh. Emits:sea, Miser-makes Is in insolvent cisminswspmes, and jumble to meet bia: eagsgeolents with his treditosav”-Filed, Ireb. , r Ana Moms mid Caroling Weis, 3011170 , street,. St. James's, .Zrogge grg ringnistassees, and- onside to meet ovrids Ask ereditmes.,Filed, Feb. 24. limes G l i ll e fdla i r l s Oldham, Lancashire, morea4pinaer,io in insolent :oireniangsneggs and Malik .to meet his enpgiamenu with his .-4/041wrserFiled. Fob. 9s. ti poi.lategne lin. .Nownion-aliwor, Onfariatrme, lodging and board , ing-booss keep's, is in inosivent eiresaimmiosik and unable to .; -melt bls OuSedaegintwilishigaidiuwar , -101ok Feb. tall.. .2: 4 • 'i'PIVI ff DMNIM; to It Made la MASTRO WA LS:STREMT. *snile,' jobb lAA as 4 It Riani, i:erl . e. - nid* Melberb. dis , lir ee az et leyen. Ilarcb 16, Ilnporie Ripoilltja:Sewleb, and Franksriart, , ,tmeat March is , Maribig,. IreitlitiVA brasie at twelve, Muck li ! /elm' Yeates Lucy, Paddiestoe-green, bay ' ' i. at at& * Muck 18 ; ladies Whlteireesn'...Clkickester .41 t • ,ee ' Wadi le, Martel Hi - 4lb PlinfillilevAlebigat. ' 'it liSelve:" Ml*d 111, Inman WoOdhciese .seM Tease, • Mast •• ' Alias Chamber's; Leideebill staid, sarrebant, at deem Mardi ls, Henry Smyth, Piccadilly, bear, at eleven. forehand large quantities of wool, which they con signed to-England, where it has fallen greatly in price. by accounts from Amsterdam, we learn that the failure Of GOLDSCHUIDT and Co. in London, had occasioned three houses in that city, temporarily to suspend their .pareilits: but they are said to have resumed them • -An express arrived this morning from Ham ipiulls;. !rime the failure of Mr. GOLDSCHMIDT had ex cited great consternation and alarm. The accounts from Berlin, represent commerce as in terrible stagna tion, and state, that out of 1,200 pers.ins who do business on 'Change, there ale only ten persons whose bills are negncieble; thus is every capital in Europe, n ore or less, feeling- the convulsion that has taken place in the monied world, and which has been chiefly owing to excessive and indiscreet speculation. We have received the French Papers of Saturday, and the 'Volk of yesterday, but they contain little in telligence. No business of any importance has been transacted in the Chambers. The report of the Msgr.'s IN visiting the camp of St. Omer in May is renewed. On the 18th instant M. DAVID, son of the painter, passed through Valenciennes, on his way to Paris ; he is said to carry with him the heart of his father in a silver urn, and several paintings. The Emperor of AUSTRIA appears to be recovered, as on his birth day, on the llth instant, he was able to receive the congratulations of a deputation from the Diet of Hungary. - The ktoile contains accounts from St. Petersburgh of the 4th inst. which state that the Emperor is daily occupied with his Ministers and Secretaries of State.--: Foreign Affairs, the internal administration, and the finances, all occupy his attention. The Emperor has charged the Aulic Counsellor, M. ScnauouzLY, whose talents are well known in Russia, with the education of the Grand Duke ALEXANDER. Intelligence from Constantinople of the 25th ult. states, that Mr. STRATYORD CANNING was daily es- 1 pected. On the 16th of January the Russian Charge d'Affaires received official news of the accession of the Emperor NICHOLAS to the throne, and invited all Russians residing in . Constantinople to take the oath or allegiance to the new Emperor. Accounts from Trieste of the 12th inst. are favourable to the Greeks. • This forenoon we received the Allgooteine Zeituisg to the Slit init.•and Brussels Papers to the 2.5 th. The latter contain a strange story as to the future intentions 'of tbe SULTAN with rs g ard to Gieece. Mrs. GLASSIeIf • .aclvacklunvever, will even apply to the Sublime Pod., futst,ss at& your fish r . The following are extracts: BIUSSEILS, -FRO MM as. A Greek Joernal (that of Athens), relates that an Emer, who was taken prisoner by Goura, has declared that the 'of the* U lemas, in Turkey, having assernbiltd to deliberate no the manner in which it would be proper to treat Greece, after it should be con- quered, has presented to the Sultan a project, the con tents of which are extremely remarkable. It is com posed of six or seven articles, the substance of which is as follows s 1. That the inhabitants of the Peloponnese:, as the most seditious, shall be all exterminated, or reduced to I the most rigorous slavery. 2. That only th ose men I shall be spared who are fit for cultivating the soil. 3. Tnat the principal families of Western Greece shall be treated in the same mannrr. 4. That the Greeks shill not possess any real property, and that ill the land shall belong of right to „the Sultan. That the 'schools,. shall. be abolisli.4l through out Greece, and that there shall be no titieits. 6. That the Sultan, however, if he see good, . shall retain one priest (Or eaefi'prdvinee ; but these priests and their successors. ih4 *be . the only persons able to read.- 7. To replace the Turks, who shall have perished during the war ; an equal number of Christian children of both sexes shall be chosen, who shall be brought ,up in the,religion of Mahomet. CONSTANTINOPLE, Jaw. 2S. 1 • All the reports from the Morea represent the affairs of •the Greeks as being in a more favourable- sits (don than might • have been expected from the liieieding accounts. - Missolinghi still, holds our, and the Egyp ***awn to - Wove done nothing decisive; during the s leittiii;asuctlks. The misunderstanding between the ,Prkish. and Egyptian Pachas, as well as the severe winter, maybe the cause of this stagnation. • Frinkfott•Papers 'to the 22d :Aliihed us this .__:.. forenoon. They state, that in the SCoittiag of the Diet, February 11, the President laid befdre the *Assembly a Note addressed' to him by M. F. bATINICART, the British Ambassador, stating that the Treaties with Brazil, which have beep prematurely published,' will 'sot be ratified in their present form. —............._ !Ives . ' 9 . New York - Papers to the • 45th' instak-ned Boston Papers to the 7th, have reached us. Odirif the latter states, th'arthree Spanish sev.enti-four 111 . 641 . 4 s were daily expected •at the ftaiannah- with troops i we have h however, to leans Amt. *tee vessels a this snag allude have sailed frons:Spnie. Letters kens' Washing ton state, that the Congress was depicted 4n dtiide in fee*byte miss' ali to bt nigger tsisjarity It .appears bracchinsts. from SPIN that serious, disturbances have broken out at Segovia;ivach it his required the presence of %unapt to suppreu. By an article from Madrid, it appears, NAND has called on all these who made compositions with the Cortes for quit-rents due to the Convents, to make payment of the full amount of those quit -rents, from the date of the composition up to the present time. All such compostions being declared null and void, because made out without the consent of the parties to whom the quit-rents were due. • A Commission of the Supreme Council of War, met on the 10th, to try General Corn;, formerly a Royalist Guerrillero, who has been long imprisoned as te author of an insurrection like that of BIOMASS. The General's Counsel was to make his defence on the 13th, and sen tence would Ease been passed, bat just as the proceed ings were about to commence, an order from the Kum enjoined the Court to proceed no limber. Letters from Corfu corTrrrs ati the advantages said' . y ..." to have been gained in various quarters b the Greeks. Encouraged by these successes, the Moreotes are re presented es filled with energy,and its vying in bravery and exertions with the heroes of Missolonghi. The greatest agitation is said to prevail among the Turkish , population in Bulgaria, who were applying to their Chri;tian fellow-subjects for protection in case the apprehended war with Russia should break nut. Accounts from Zante of the 19th January state, that eighteen sail of Greeks, mostly brigs, have arrived off Burn, and 'a Rem of 70 sail is expected, for the purpose of making an attack on the squadron of Ibraham Pacha, which blockades Missolonghi. The force of the latter consists of 70 sail, of all classes. He has not yet been successful in any of his movements, though the Greeks have in his person a powerful and brave enemy. Deotbety of Voetingtbn. Bonnsansett, coal laden tot was stranded on the tSd 'WV if lialirtlesainten Paint, bid • exertion she was got olf din tabid Two boa ts ••te upret by a trettseiglens Sea*bt Vlick seven Indus_ •• met a oratory grave, rout oValtilkillitisis large fa r and son in beet boats pellabillit , 115.—Wind W.-+Nrriiiest 4w CWitdolda ' trat, for Maracaibo. Bailed else Genaoloiljas, for Genoa ; for Lisboa; Sysnesetcy,fisefg; Africanus, Coburg, for 'hawk; ihrestlyabe tifikak f .l or Malaga ; figrightly, &tape, std Depot rant; Nl' :Its i and the Active, DAMES. for London. Pttworra, Pis. s,.=-'Wind W..:-AltriVedlftliefliq Downs, the Dara, Fans, for Vera Cruz • DAUM kni t ' Ilditski*,for Rio and the Dart s Mime, front C ork. Sailed die and R e ap e r, EV A ):2, for London, with Several etliets=eastward. m Devoinroat.—Rent-Adildral Gab/ atted' I mornin g with the WARM= ihd V 01461, the East- halm and th e lituamer, foe Sierra Leone, brit elitstralty *lnds foreetiliseth back td their anchorage. Sailed the Lvaa;lo,.witb dispel*, fat Li•ho n . 3he Genoa, 74, Captain itALTZJi Barlivass, is to be fitted 1, 1 Channel service, an proceed to Lisbon. tbirolits, 46, is to t„ —.---- Poansunren. FM 2S -The Gaunt* JAW., Sir C. Sutiscti, Bart: *Trim d lan afternoon from Deptford, on ber way to l'iy. .loath, to embark his Excellency ALIXANDItiI Caminito', 114 sq. In t Illaiesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary t o eke Republic of Colombia. The Gstartts, after landint,thwAn t . bataidor and Ms suite either at -Cartluigena or blatlcaibo. peeteed to the South American stadan. l " • The Duchess of Athol and taIIINW tbe"i3engal an d winds Imunrues, ship - period of _ years service. Amotarrnsers—liert. F. Wood. to the Superb, vice Metland; Lieut. F. J. Foster, vice Paget. and Mr. Greenish, Surgeon, of the flparrowhawk, to the Ariadae. Fes. 22.—Wiai W.—Affixed his liajesty's ship Hunt, from Deptford for Plymouth asa the East Judies ; front the Downs, the Duchess of Athol, for China; Royal Mail, for St. Michael's; Ge. neral Palmer, for Madras; Elisabeth, for Vera Cruz; Colisatbioe, for Rio; Blenheim, for St. Vincent's; &haired, for Jamaica; and the Fortitude, for Barbadoes Sa iled the Eimer, for &go. Cowes, Fn. 25.—Arrived the Gold Hunter, Wassorasour, from Havannah ; and Richard &nutter, Mee,, from Sincapore— sailed the 21st of August; Anjeer, 9th October; and St. Helena, 90th December. On the 24th August spohe his Majesty's ship Lamm, off the Strait, of Macepore; and on the 1111th,of September, the ship Seperior, PRILLIII4 from PbßadelPda, out 109 days, for Cantoo, bt the emtance of the Straits et &loco. China Sea. Captain • - for his Thur.,. Fn. 16,-I%d N.W.-Arrived the Lady Keneaway, Stratums, from Bombay—sailed 7th November, •Thit 4fune* bib. bald and Britannia were to sail the 11th Novembst ; mad the Cam ' bridge Ist December. The Simpson had left, for Tellcherry and London. On the 23d of January, parted fauna the Indian, from Calcutta; to London ; and en the 2d last, -yoke, the barque Peet. lope, from the Isle of France. Arrived the contestßpants, frets* New York; blitford, Trorcoa, from Iplogadure k A4e, Kum, from Taretigoint; and the British Union, Pewits, feria; Messina: The Company's ship George the Fourth stifled about daylight the Thomas Couus and ilk D. Scott Indiamen with .tho,ftet of ae outward bound, got under weigh, but put b ack as*, remaia, with the Malkin, for India, and several others. NORTHUMBERLAND ELECTION. • I: The election nf , a Menthei for the county of North. timberland,. in. the room of the late Mr. Ban lonians, cemmeseed on Tuesday at klnwick. ' Ti'CLSIm NtLL, Esq. in a complimentary speech, ntwohtiter the Hon. U. T. Lititint, which - was seconded by Was. CLARKE, Esq. of Benton. .., . . Mr. LIDDIELL then addressed the ireelmlders. He said he would be expected to state his opinions ; first he feared GOD, and loved and honoured his King-- (Cheers) —he revered and honoured him as a, King, and loved him-as a man; and who did not ? He was sure there was not a heart there that did not thrOb with feelings similar to his own at the recolleation of Ins constant and warm patronage of art, and the ma n y virtues and excellent qualitiei which adorned his Majesty's character, at • which they had recently such amiable instances, in his munificent *ad feel ing donations to lii= distitisod . subjects in - fields, and to the blind • end' forlorn &Kau& He then avowed himself the detonnised • supporter of the Government, and eulogised in war VIM= the system at present punned, and the veri9os and high talents possessed by the Miniateis; WitC. respect to Catholic Emancipation, he . would give me pledge— he dreaded the grasping ambition. of. the Roman Catholic Church, and considered it one sit the most dreadful- engines of tyranny and oppressinn; but he despised the menaces of the Catholic Association. Sir C. Loanntoz, after paying a Wigan . ir.bute to the memory of the late Member, and the 'talents of Matthew Bell, Esq. of Woolsington, ptiiposedh m as a proper person to represent the county ittParlillient.— The nomination was seconded by It i LlittAtioon, Esq. of Nunwick. v..zr Mr. Beor. then addressed the'-frefihtildit44)' old de. dated himself favourable to the prelietit . •Giseitans nt, and averse to the Catholic "claims. After some other Gentlemen hail 'ltildeffied the Meeting, the Sherif requested a' sheii ofilisledK which he declared to be in favour of Mt. /ARAI:" Mi. Bell's friends then demanded a poll. *heti ak 'd e• close the numbers were—Bell 110—Liddell Ilk' 9 1'41e poll was continued on the succeeding dayir,liticifsfe.stlell kept ' the lead until fistarday eveohig, Whelle:th . 'numbers were, for Mr. Ikkfall . ' ; 1 . ous: Ja harms al Pft. The Rile*Nee, 74 (Vice-Admieal Bir.HARRY NUL& G., C. B.) left Zante on the Illth nit. with. the Right Hon. STRATFORD CANNON/ en boarsVfor Co:menu. sople.;.-.She was detained at Zama in Vonserprenee 01 the illness of Mrs. CASNIMIIa It was the intention , et the Admiral to proceed to the Golf of Patras, but g . wind blowing strong for. two days, hereturned and RT:the island to the southward.—The STRILLI and DINA accompanied the RIMING& They will anchor at Tenedos, at which Island the Manure will )tare her guns, and proceed on with Mi. CAstastesto Constar). tinople, if the Ottoman Government will - admit be; within the Dardaselles.—Hampshire Tagreph. BANK NOTE laanza.--Tberc were, - -accoudiag to du additional Parliamentary Return, os the rbkinst.Banl of England notes in circulation to ..the-amenat e 124,899,0801. Ile amounts were on November IS 1825, 17,594,3011.; on December 3.47.47701944 ; o December 17. 23,962,8271.; and OD DOCCUBIRW 24 sa, 31, the amount was 25,709,425 i. The Variations es pending tbai abd eight millions in the count of a fey show what agitation and bustle there must bo ll ►been in the pan k of England, as well as on thy Exchangcl wi , 7-: ' 1 ...... , T ,1, ‘ ‘4,401 • . • 4 , '. . ° • . ~ - • 'l, %' • X. ' . • t • • . . , , • ._ _ .. - • aimeiviesaniim., . • '. ..'... 4 . • . , 1..., • . . , • zas ..:. • • . . . . . ' ......:4- aiti , . .. ik . Veliiiii Albs 1010610114101/1161. res on t . Al* 9th jun. ther,,triguaiiiii/Cts which* ?.111 • 'k, . , bilmairatillirres omairoiscilwo Awavoilltipv.i4Atli fah inarkela ' . .- 1&„ . for th . elicited 'the ltayalistO•cde ii,,:. siciden attack ifti- the Cons tip The Three or 4 'CA...I a is.:. - • Neu 'th•,ititsinageiveu 17 c niddisai,VVlA iiiionigsti,. 454411.4 V %ken tf'frtitplie,‘ aittlded ' Newry, was virtu 4.. E:44 ji Opt bruit* Basingbaitatrett. 5 tow r• • ,' • _ t % 7 . .140,..' aii pof lissingliaXstreet. . ~ , ,v.._ ,O, ...iii., Lift,illoiPa. artqli, , i." ' Ageelski " . 4hlnnehf S 74,44441-4 i Siirgal lien *egg 101 l eirqboth "werpjyredeatwezereent: •1. l'• illittoeive; if 04 altlllt OrCOMalhiiollllfs Or WAS- Tate a neerag.. .P. - , . ‘,21 cides, and sonithousewareit plumieradi'and the lama taint. fiabertom d• • . P• ............,. • • • k VITT Algiii* 470111.t"*".16' G2B"--7--. ead °IP. ' . ,-..., ,r; te iiiiiirsri, • eitiviiividia. •ii.;von • dent of Police; ytkettied to eestofeerderous &Via to' e' A lacier : . - . 140.4-144 eat: • ' Keil CFt ' g, an- W.' r I , ALBIN/TX, Fs d 1111101 r D 4.4 aelettlersMaitb 4. ll' 11114 • liAriggiriatKil" 'tonnes Oie flak Of the "c .usertl•Stile house of By from the town to Madrid, to escape destruction. Rota Louisa for '' . . at- the Court ot ' of &Arose, -_Ji* ---.. —Tumults have •.also taken place in Arragon and Sand*" Fmk"' Altman, Ninon. Gram arid Co. Baalogball-street. R accustom und-cokito, the simpaut A wou.oool. Ex. Gallicia.. .. tor Gambia ; i Samuel Curtis, Aildb.erriet,- viirebouseanao, February ti. March • t_ • . .. . agrillbtlb EstaN . , 140,84 Aso., an no at the coon et ceiniukeen a Bank.- gessoes optimisation is essignesiusdia eatue,.they having By an article from Madrid, it appears, that Faun- Active, Duress;k Om 1••••••••=06 irso China, put into .St. Hirleo this evades, with foul winds; anq remain there with the Juliana, Isom% for Madras and Cakutta. The S ir Joseph Banks. ?c u r:, and sempluther outward bound ape, are in thi : _, The Ham, it, Captain , anchurod ai we !Pekes last night, from Deptford. 90 heriewomte Plytniuth.' , Rear-Admiral R. Waitlisetws p isspippiptod tq. succeed Sr Gamuts Evesin the . co t od of Mayeuty:e -employed ea the South American sts . tind ' botee ri t . th e , finnan, 4 , 74,... ile, at this port, to be cominaeded by Ca ' lir, outvnt.s. Lieutenants Mensweasee., T. lliersarmy, • Corral, • , G. S. Deis., Lear, Meaunes, and Cneatats. Now (, 3, E EMI Vass, Esq. Secretary y Mr. Jens M‘Aletsua cly) , , , ar e a! se appointed to the Genets. This ship will be paid Captain lir raer Pettucz CanlPaem., C.D. on lilfedeesday, and re-i . by Captain Istemenns, Captain C. will commission another Guard.. ship for his period of three years service. DIVIDEND/Ito be au& is the COUNTRY. Aped 17, Richard Ponstim. Cambridge, dealer, at ten at the 31 0 Wit, Cambrirke• March 21 1 Rotten Boardman, Liverpool, inirftlisfm.st twelve, at the Oserge Inn, LivirpoeL March 22, Pipiel Mins Bird, Sitio], groat, at twelve; at the White LUM troed-etreet, Bristol. March 25, Samuel Spdrord, litatiatester, common brewer, and Cellyhunt, Lancashire, Mg- Wood-grbiderot tett, at the Star ten, Manchester. March - 11, "Wild Stewart and *Adam, Trowbridge, Wiltshire, at eine, at the Palace Inn. Manchester. March N, 4" lllchard Rewdl, IFlerelord. miler, at oae, at the Cram Hesse John'setreet, Hereford. March 110, J oshes Smith and Adam : Unnesith. Manchester, cotten-mansfacturers, at two, at the Repel Hotel, Manchester. : • 'a ';.; CERTIFICATES--Ma ant is. ' , 4 x e J s Dhoti, Little East Clreap, baker. James Menzies, Charles •otrailbillanekester.aqoatn, tailor. John Cooke. Coventry. ribald - maroarentnave. ' Hann Aninstlps Hope, Mark-lane, and Canter. bury, Is Maim/ simpitmk.` James Edward Shaw, Gwynn's ., buildimp. ,paper-bniise. William Ford, Stockbridge -terrace, Vonslidkoad, asaidaursiblat. Andrew Shoolbred and David &art, Jerusywatrost, k James's, and Cbletin-street. Edinburgh, tailors. Thomas Timer, Bedford -street, Covent garden, book seller. Jobe Hall, Siockport, aseskire, grocer. John Hard widge, draper. William Alezander, Bath, • batter. William DaiMlabribibury, Suffolk, linen-draper. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 4 Sainuel Sheiley aid Tbo6aa Knowles, 'East -street, Faversham , to scot ca a rUJI .o • Sn '7., •5. • r )0.1: . assviminatunar , !' • . t. • febniati.l3. JINN Willisnisat apraCilijW:4oBllll-rablitigkiel dealers la Kraft,. Oieraikrara,4slo 441: and tOtli . 111ietiot.o*dock. J • James Dino*, spkte krailk. , llblll.lll4Alithant 'ln absgisw—pLyeena Room, Silt 'rad 17110kkelig Jaime Alba oakllm. prakira araitilisragra ks Glasgow, . Mack Bun kw, Ilk arad Arab eelodt. , George Bowie, ramekins in Glasgow, Mick Bon Inn, . lstkandalit hi rreli, me *Wolk • Ss. James Amin and Co, cloth merchants' In Glasgow, Black Buu lum fhb and Sid March, one o'clock. 24. John APArthat and Co. merchants and agents In Glos. pw, Black Wall Imo, 4th and nth Mardi, twelve o'clock. I lir, 11.P.:N IN(4 LONIJON. MONDAY, FEBRUAkY 27, 1828. STOCK EXCHANGE, TWELVE O'CLOCK. Commis for Account opened it 774, and are now 774 4. Money Stock bears the same quotation. There Is a pause in the Market . teudayi and the thief-business doing 11• 2 11Mking up the Accounts • • against temsorroei: Excleigther Ish r*her bony this morn• lag at 1 to i dis. and thiginanalitis far Isidin4lismilla 10 to 6 dis. hutzlittle has been dose in either. The report that Goverment has onievad.the Hoak so diseneliinne purchasing_ Exchequer Bills, has • caned dame last to be very heavy. The quotations lot the Foreign I.Bton:ides remain nearly as at the close on Saturday. • This is settling day in the Foreign Market, but the iccount is sqt very trivial that it may be calledwo Account. , e , • • In Mauve there-is no busbies. doing. • •-•' Current Prkess OW Spanish 91, Mexican 604, Culombiab New 474; Ram* 77, 71, Austrian ,Bends 874 89, Biazilian heeds 35, Greek liuoils 17 4 . ONE OTLOCIr. 4 N I r.T•4 i• • I: . were at Twelve o'aock 774 to g, have fallen lour to 774 or the Account. This is owing to a .repoilt ibit - Alialeters are *ohm to Fund Ten Millions of Eichequer in consaipsenes of which she Masks appears very heavy.— . Commis me WM .7601. . , • . • raICK OF STOCKS AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Steck'2o4 202 ' S Iced. 7834 77 • 4 3 per Cent. Coal. 77 1 / 3 34 M I 77 S l ifer Cent. Red. 88% % SS • • Veer Cent. 95% sh Lonft Ann. 19 1 / 4 9c to Stock 227 lodia.boodf.B 6 dis. £l,OOO Excheq. Bilk 2 dis. par. 2 dis. £5OO ditto 2 dis. .1 prem. 4:100 and .1:200 ditto 2 dis. 1 prem. Con. tor Acct. TPA sh 3 / 4 76 7a 77 FRENCR FUNDS, hus, I/Ammar nS. • Five per Cents. . • . • 9lit SR. Three per Cents. . elf. 45e. Bokk Stock • • • IIIMMI• • Royal Spanish Loin • . 1i t Hayti= Loan ' • 'SOL - . Notwithstanding the very urgent demand for money - width existed in the cootie of last week, it is re ' markable that the funds have tolerably well nsain-, tallied their pace. They are even now much higher than • they wevathis time three years. A .starchy of a!apey, raises as i *Wet of tome the rate of interest—whiefi • rise of interest is synonimous with a fall of the funds., R 47, etbari. ' tia7. 7 ---A---.. l;r;eitebtas;;;lirsepit ieltiai, Tippar Tics; 1 , • , .aapaaaigillialiters. Samuel Numbed aid Jim Rae, n . 4tleHtfoilkiainatitantat-diedsrs. William Myatt sad Weir . t o : atti ii 4 76l 3:aadsester, antarepianars. Marks reason, . and Janses Hadakinson, Worksop. Notting- Issandars, dnikiteri. Mary Brown, ..laaust Ranvier. and Ann Reildassa,- assent-street, wanner& Jan Screates and Joseph Prieasitev len glereesteaddre s sad.aaaestantetten. Thomas . Clerluenwili, carpeaters. Mt L b r i ll ' 1 ' 4" " # it "1 ' , !teamed, aad him Toney, St. Martin's= laniG litlidatia."' Billastd and John the. North Weide, . MairealabeslandaMii, eisirdialtres. WilSam WMtehead . and *..Join l ing -_ _ . bliAtt * . - • ,fecik. Maws. USW% admen •6:: =tea Haiti and I, ' m tiaras,. Worcester, ailleanetates . Jacket& and jaduan, 14tel , cerandasiOn. ' laetadisia. lisepk J '" dill lkaeara W year ardle, Lad-lase silk. arsailicatios. ~ •• • ,••• ,-; 4 - • FOREIGN FUNDS AND SHARE LIST. FORRION FUNDS, TWO O'CLOCK Bra:Min 13onds, 54i 1 Mex. Bonds. 4 per Cr. le Ditto Acct. 55 Mexican lids, 1825, 6 p Ct. 60 9i - 4_ , DIL) Colombian Bd., 6 p C. • 60 59k Do. Lida 11124,.461 11 6 1 6 . __- Acet. 60 591 1 9 Do. Ace. 471,63 & 6 ' Neu+. lids,6 p C. is. Danish Bonds, S . , C. . . - ittunale, 1822, 5p C. 77g 8* 7g Do. gds, 5 pc. i tits, Sek • . Spati: sp. Ct. C. 1823,91 Greek Bds, 1125; 173 "17`4 "' Preach Itentes, Sp C. 97f. ?Sc. Ditto for Aec. 173 il - Exchange, 25f Sec . BRITISH AND POEitIGN SHARES, TWO 'O'CLOCK. -., ‘U'4ll/ l 1 ." $ AilE PAID. Auglo.lehdlMP I"' . 100 40. ' ' 2 78 30 Htitiik; .. • 109 - 50 19 Real dig i Alkpao v • . 0141 4 ,. 400 ._. am .... !no 400 - Uelted 3Triicliv.i. • t • - , 40 „90 Dia . (' Me* t* "'a e' *.- 40 -1 ' 33 : It; 13 14 Welch Irbil leCeillom -7- \'."' 2 3 *". ' ' 2O 14/ ' General 220911119101114149 ~ 109 •.91'..6 3 V2P DkVall i ti l4 l4. Viol 10 -.: ge . a. . • I f; I - Ms Grace the. Doike. of Witi.i.ticroit arrired at Berlin en the 17th of this inotith, 'eel 0 O'ciniliki the moruilig. law immediately •after all the Generals rug the Staff ' net/ * to pey.,_ _titan estopliments - orlduL A grau I maen& of ths.garriosa was pillared for the istb. : - g A 4. ,.. -• A letter from Cailstilie, says .1. 7 .-ali is supposed that the Officers whom our. Grand Duke has ordered to go to , Taganiok, are intrusted with levers to her Majesty d* Empress •Elislibeth, inviting her to come to this city, to find consolation in the bosom of her family, and try the influence of her native air for the recovery of her health." . • . . . A letter received from Madras, dated October 10, states the arrival of the Champion, 18, Captain Stud dett, with despatches from England, after a fine passage of eighty-six days from Spithead. She was to s ail again immediately for Rangoon, as negociations had been opened with- the consent of all parties for a treaty of peace with the Burmese. The Arachne, IS, Capt. Chads, was daily expected to lesie Rangoon, with des . pa ches for . England , announcing the result. " Sir SAND/ORS CeItAHAM has made the •munificent i donation 015001. to be applied :With the Parliamentary grant, towards the erection of a Church at Kirkstall; and the Eat' of CARDIGAN bas given a piece of ground on which the proposed church is to be built. , Tbe letters 'ft oils Liverpool, Leeds, and. other com mercial and manufacturing towns, received this morn-; Aug, ate rather favourable; no failures of any conse quence bad taken place, and though trade was dull, yet, its:speedy revival was confidently expected. The Master Joiners, Bricklayers, and Masons of Leeds, byre reduced the tate of wages 3s. per week, being the sum'advanted last year. At a pablie auction in-. Nottingham a few days arc with a gpad company, a ten-point 6-4 Levers' lace ma.' chine—for which the owner about a year ago had. le fused 5001.ietched only 851. with a declaration from the auctioneer, that no 'reserve would be made. ' The YorisAire Gloats of Saturday contradicts the report is the Leeds Nursery, and.copied into-some of the Morning Papers to-day, that the Scarborough Bank, of the firm of WOODALL, TINDILL, COOLS, and Co. and the East Riding Bank. at Malton, had suspended their.paymeots; and adds, b . That so far from the bank df Woooma., ,TINDALL, Coos; and Co. of Scuba rough,, ever hiving, for one, moment, suspended pay ment, they most. honourably and promptly met every defaind upon them, bot'only on the Thursday alluded to in the Leeds Mercury but also on the two preceding days (Tuesday and Wednesday), and kept the doors open each day much beyond the stand tinge of &king." At Bradford, from 1,800 to 1,900 families last week .received relief from ihe benevolent fund established for that purpose. IMPERIAL GAS COMPANY'S WORICS, PANCRASr- 1 Sioeser . „ Examtaan 27,.16116.—the • accident et this station boil night arose from the Sr* of sense gas in the steam ongineitietoovi through want of caution in the angles nos closing the ventilmoon, by which the roof of the building was destroyed, but no edge injury arose. To'prevett aceideat to the weeks, it was deoesdi prudent to shut it the Ripply of gas, which was dose for about` s' guaan of an.hour,whea the Monk of the lamps were laissellielolyl re-lighted. COPTRIGHT,The following epigram..from Martial. appeased in a most Wither of the I*. Slone* Aktenine : ~. • aly Palk Ingo verse as he buys merchandise, Then; for his owe, bell (waved* reeiteit; . PAUL SCUM a lie.-the poetry is his, Sy law his eves, although be could not write it." I 4 4 1..." • . . •1. 1