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. . • " • 4111, 441 t, mAi ~, Irc S. or ,• 111110J . IM • Jar. •oh- ••••••• ..-. ~. N 11 DER 9540. LINZ OP EhOLANb, September 18, 1817. THE COURT of DIRECIOAS of Me GO VER. A. NOR ma COMPAN2 - of the BANX of ENGLAND t lve Noire, 'l l .at on and after the Ist OCTOBER nest, the Bank of Ear land will be ready to pay CASII for their NO of (very d..lc;:ition, dated prior to the lit JANUARY, 1617. ROBERT BEST, Secretary. _ _ .A' A FT-(., MCI!, Septentkr 22, 1817. r m. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS ' S lON ERS ! I - hi, Al AIESTrs ArAPT,de herebygive Ttiu s V, the 21uf October neat, at Otte o'Clock, tle:: will be rtudy 1,. treat for the Purchase of a LUGGER of hot GO to e 0 Tuns Eurthen, with a Draught of Water not ex ceet:in; Eight Feet. N3Te.,!..r Tvill ra.1,e.1 after Oae *Week en the Day e Treaty, r., a ". ank.4 ma:44.la: Party,or an .4geatiar hile,afentels. &IS:1'1+114d !lOUS Slt,m6er t. 3, 1317. /kTiiEREAS sundry Articles, consisting of WEARING APPAREL, BOOKS, ckcayed SIVRES, FURI4II•LIRE, and other EFFEC rs, the property r carious Pa -, :eugers front India, are now lying unclaimed in lie Baggage Warehouse of the United Company of Merchants iu Ln;lat . d trading to the East Indies. The Court of Directors of the said Company hereby give notice, That if the Proprietors of an such Sto7o:i ats.i Effects, which have been imported prior to the 31K DEChMBER, 1814, shall not take the same away on or bett:rt IDAT, the 31st day of t)C roatit, 18170 be same sc:l he SOLD at the Sales of the said Company, on FRIDAY, ty.•:y:i: td ::OVk:IVIBER. 1817 'llse Ankles may be esea at any Ina.: by per , 01.6 claintinr 'be same, on applkation to the Coalnuy'a 112 rage WareLosse Keeper, at his 011te, in New. Wert, Biahopnate Street. JAMBS COBB. Secretary. IiF.I.SASf ACADEMICAL INSTITUTION. NVANTED, a Person to LECTURE to the GREEK and HUMANITY Classes In the COME. CATE DE?ART.AENT of the BELFAS ACADEMICAL IION The strongest recommendations will be re quired, both as to his moral cluracter and literary IKgOlnOattls. The Salary, exclusive of the Fees of We &Wants. be SIX per Annum. The Election to take place on the 14th of October, @IAA* person down will be required to commence his Lames on aka' loth of November mat. Apiikatioats (il by hotter, post paid). to be undo to Joseph Sto ve:ow, Esq. tiosretary to the loatiuttioo, w►o will she any i 4 ionuatioa that way be acquired. fHE PAMPHLETEER. pubheied, pries Cs. 6d. H E PAMPHLETEER. NO. XL containing: I. A Defeats of &wont y against Mr. Roes. By Jeremy Bab. diuns of (< 64 , 1 • 1 :3 2. A Defence of the Coasittu ion of Great Britain and Ireland. by the Bight Hon. John Lord Somers. 3. Os trr plisse, State of Paspettes in England. By the Rev. 0. Gino., A.M 4. An Enquiry into the Canes of Avkalturel Diane& By W. Jamb, Esq. F.R.& S. Os the Means of guesting the Propose of Hadonal Cele. lofty By Sir J. N.t wt, Bart. M.P. 6. &madam for the Prevention of Ipidemie Dilemma% ate. Ey Chalk Mackin, M.D. I. Ripon of the Cominitese of the Home of COMI3IOIII ow the Employment of Climbing Boys. Oa the Copy right Bill. By Sir E. Brydges, Bart. M.P. Oe the Means 'of Reducing the Pours' Rear. By . Major Teems.. [Orlgiasi.3 A Letter to D. bicarde t itaq on the Depreciation of Beth Notes. By the Rev. A. Croatia's. by Rut Venom ; Images= and Co.; Black and Co.; aad all ether Boamdbre. Of whom may be bad the Numbefit fallolni ten handsome mionsweeaVes This day was published, • Blackwood, No. 117. Frinces-street, No. VI. (price • us. ad) of EDINBURGH MONTHLY MAGA ZINE; Sorrawass,lol7. s—Obscrestsons on Animal Magnetism ; Remarks .4 of Natural History—Fragment of a Lxerary Re. On die Symbolical Uses of dish; Sketches of Foreign sad Mainers, No. IV.; Geological ObsersnOom on Memorandums of a View-Hooter, No. ill.; Re-, Jrtek tragedy, N0.1V.; Mem* of lames Grahame, Of " The Sabbaih;* The Se we Tutor, a Moral Tale; noel William Cleland; Notices concerwill ar lir (concluded ; Decensenta relating to the y• doh ; Original Poetry; Reviews of kc.; Mores Songs, &G.—Literary and wee.--blestbli. Resistor, Ifte. for *Main Bladnrood, Priseerstreet, Edinburgh; Cradack, and if/f, Paturassurraw. Leadses. BLA . CEWObD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. of October will be pablished, Wm. Bleckwood, 17, Princes-street, Edinburgh ; And baldwio, Cradock, Joy, Paternower•row, Louden, price 2s. id. , KWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGA. For OCTOIIII, Number will contain a variety of interesdng Commander several of the distinguished individsals who have given celebrity to the Edinhargh Monthly Irlagasines an d . gene. of its discontinuance, have premised U . M 1 to this new WWII, . snicks well be found, Remarks CO Coleridge. Litriarla ; Original of Dr. Parnell'. Hermit; Analy- II the Early English Dnunatlsts; Account, by Dt. NS. History of Scotland, Written in the Scottie shop 1 4014; Curious Pacts relative to the Aida. Mary; communic.ued by J. R. Esq.; Vindka. ih's Lauer relative to a New Edition of Burnes Sketches of Foreign Scenery and Manners; Account of the Optical Properties of Mother of Pearl, by Remarks on Mr.-Kembles Merits as asi Actor, his retiring iron the &age; Account of Dekkeee look, with curious attract ; Strictures ea an Ards', of the Edinburgh Review, entitled, " Prrest IWO a Affairs f' A View of the PinancW State:4 l own up front materials furnished by a dials the Home of Commons; Present State of Animal Germany ; Observations mg the Diseases of Bass o( Jean Campbell, alias Bruce, the DameaM nee, Way the High Coen of Justiciary; Cations Meteor.. Aciamea observid le Argyishlre • Original Poetry , Kirkten's Secret and,True History el the awn& of Stifling Heeds; Lamest of Ta..o; Hallite•alakeP and tidesidlie latellissacc—Mgmbir • i • will be published An Eibiburgb on ea nth a and in Ueda; on the in day el sacs mamas. Wiliam Blackwood, Prineelostreet, Edinburgh; , Cradoe.k, end hiy, Paternoster-vow, London.. To Ainuideadom (poet paid) may be addremod. • •SOld mho noultsellete et the United Kingdom. And 01 whew bad, in S i . Noodeers, Price 216841. THE EDINBURGH MON IHLT MAGAZINE, rilr April, May, Amy hay, Anion, and gerarnibtri 1811. FYTON, Stnck-Brnker, respectfully presents his Friends with a brief Sketch of dm Meeks of the NEW LOTTERY.—SIX PRIZES of X 10,000! Only 7,100 Nantbert,Two Tickets of each Number-5,700. Tickets - bare a Double t !hence. If they are drawn Blanks, the Holders may receive Xi! 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What we chiefly lack for in such a work le a floe saw of the beauties of the author, and an eloquent eaposidoe of thew: and all this, and mere may be found In the Volume before ss."....E.lbsbergh Review for August. Also, by the same Anther, The Rousso Tast.e.—Printysl for Constable and Lenveans. NEW AND IMPORTANT WORKS ON INDIA. This day were published, By LONGMAN, HURST, Reis, ORME, and Baowm, London, I. L -E. A DESCRIPTION of the Character, Mantle's. and Customs of the People of India; and ibex !Indio. dons, Religious and Clvil.—By the Abbe J. A. DOW'S, Mis. sionary in the Mysore. Translated from the Prese.b Manuscript, hi . 4to. prim Es. Is. boards._ _ _ _ " During the long Period that I remained amongst the Natives (between 17 and IS Years), I made it my constant Rule to lives, they did, conforming sway in all Thirty to their Manners, to their Style of living sad Clothing, and even to , most of their Prejudices. In this Way I became quite familiar with the various Tribal that compose dig Indies Nation, and acquired the Confi dence of those whom Aid was most necessary for the Purpose of my Week.".—Protare„ prge IS. • RAIITONSCAL SANTORA, Of lIDISOCTII of INDIA. In an at. WWI Se trace the History of Mysoor. From the Origin of the Mindoro f3otrernment of that State, to. the Urinal= of the Ma. hommodan Dynasty in 17W; fewded chilly on Indian Audio. rides, adleetei by the Anther while enchain for several Years as Political Resident at the Court of Mymer. By Colonel Mark 3 vols. 4to. prier Ay balf.beeed, Russia backs and let. tared.—The Purchasen of the Fir.' Vollime can now complete their sets; the Stl and 3d Volumes are just published, 44 4s. " This inetructiv. Work is entitled to much public attention, gratitude, and apirobation. Prom documents hitherto unexplored, it brings into circulation many important facts concerning the his , tory of Mysoor during the last two ceaturies.' —Moodily Rev. 3. Taavat,a m Bet treeturrear and Sanaa; amosttpanied by a Owgraphical and Historical Account of those Countr es. By Liana:int Henry !stringer, of the Hon. East India Company's Service; Assistant to die Resident at the Court of his Highness the Pebble& and late Asaistaat arid Surveyor with the Missions to Slade and Penis, In Ito. with a large two sheet Map of the Country,kc. 4 ie. boards. 4. AN ACCOUNT of the KINODOIR Of CANNOL, and Its De. psndencies in Persia, Tartary, and India; comprising a View of the Afghans Nation, and a History of the Women* Monarchy. i By the Has: Memos:sate Slphlostene, or the Hon. Bast India Company's Service; Resident: at We Court of Poona; and late Envoy to the Vag et Canbsd, price AS tea. id. boards, in 1 vol. 40. asswaßid bytwo Massed 14 Plates,l3 of which are colosund. S. JOVANAL a a ItZLIDANOI In INDIA. By Maria Graham, ha 4te. (the vd edit. with Eagravinp), 61 i Is. rid. boards. "Mtn. Draws sands very high in the rank of travellers. 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The HIsToRT 0181FMATIM ; amitalift so Account of the Government, Laws, Customs, mad Manors of the Native robe. bazaars, with a Description of the natural Productions, and a re. legion of the ancient pohdcal State of that bland By William Maredeu, F.R.S. In eat voL eta with an Atlas of Plates to folio, price Agana. 61. beards, the third Edition. la the Press, 1. PtailONAL 0111111111MITIONS, made darker the Pregrele of the Bantam EMIASST through Chime, sad an its Voyage to and from that Country, la the years ISIS and 1817. By Clarke Abel, Phyddan and Naturalist to the Embassy, In one vol. geo. Mow traced by Maps and ether logravtags, under the sanction of the Idesourablo kart ladle Company, and dedicated by Itermiselea, dae Might Hon. Lord Amherst. . This Work wa comprise the Author's Personel Narrative of the most interesting Events which betel the Bridal' Embassy Seem the time ol its leavieg England to its Return t together with hie Remarks on the Gagegy, Natural Mistery, and Manner, of the Countries vkited by it. 8. The TitAllgaintette of the Literary Society of 3•111IAT, In es illustrated by Engravings. S. he PosTleal. andante and Mumma of the late lona Layout, M.D. Author of a Misteeical Account of the Discove. rtes in AM... -3 lt Lai r LNKOM _Airy and Dissipation the mind becomes enervated, sad the body soon falls an easy victim. To re. move the D4sorden arising from fashionable gaieties and to restore the debilitated constitudon Is the result of our study and expert cow, and we trust that thirty yeah' eaccessful practice in this peculiar breach of our profession gives us a decided superiority over every ether Practitioner. In meat costae( Syphilitic lan dos, a perfect cure Is completed in the sbgrt period of two days, and is 0601111 awes of a more complicated suture, where other , preeddesers have failed of sUCCIISs, a proper perseverance in our ' plan of treatment ensures to the Patient a sound and perfect re esteblishiseet. To those who are 'cheerio; under a t;eoeral or howl Delmitty,k whits, consolatory to Mow, that the Medicines we prescribe possess the inestimable power of renovating the most debilitated Constitution, whether it arises from the indiscretions of youth, or by a residence in but or unluckily climates, too seden• toy elite, or too close an application to study, excessive grief, in judicious use of mercury, ate. or should it proceed from as bsbl. teal modem to consumption, these our restoratives will produce she nappies' dims. In place of Lassitude and Debility, we offer lode; Health, Smartt, and Spired • and eves toils. aged sad Mann ear plan Of treatment will a furd relief and condor; by goody sod ably istrigsratlng the system. Nuateross eases of Strictures have beets, sod are daily ender oer Me, the total eradication of which is effected by s safe, ear. min, sad expeditious - mode of practice, superior to soy ocher yet 'dogged. 'I he . weekoese, relexadort. mid debility proceeding worn this essoplaintare speedily mewed, end the Patient restored to sound se4 voss beakho, • Patient* of either hex may consult es with.ttle greatest honour, dilkocy, sod secticy, at our house No. 107, liaison Cunha. -.llstleste is the Country, desert:log their case, and socialists • for Adelina/id Medicines, the same will be scut to Oil war*. • ' CORM Intl CO. Bergson, Hatton garden. CATE DE?ART.AE DISH t'U Flom The Its, ired both as to his it The Sassy, exclusive 01 pet Amnon. The Election to take person chosen will be r 10th of November tint. AppLatioss by le Ilmoo, Esc. therotuY imitation that way be 1 THJ Just I T HE PAM A llefence of Ices dust, Esq. [OA IL A Defence of the C t h e Bight Ha 1 Os the Osseo, Stu 0. Glover, A.1%6 & An Enquiry into t W. Jamb. Esq. P & Os the Means of oak,. By Sir J. 6. Samestione for tbs Chas. Maths I. Rep Sy ort of the Coss Employment of & Os the Copy right ik Oa the Mesas Of Tanen& [Orti 10. A Letter to 1). hie Notes. BY tbm I hid by Rest Vette' ; sad all ether I lial Nunshen h Th %Maas Blackwood HE EDINEI zips Cotrtsys-..Observ. the Seedy of Natters ee ; On the Sysibt -. cry sad Manners, es or.ek frased • of " The Sabi •• - ot of Colonel • Glom (conch of Scottish I • Epistles, Ike.: tile letelltsenee.- Printed for Williao3 Held's* Craslock, ELKCJIWObt ' the 20th et Octobs S. 17, Princes.etre and Joy, Paternoster I LACKWOOI This Number will co by several et the mach celebrity to . in eentecienc• 01 • • c rapport to this Amone other article pttta Liter : aria ; • • Essays en the Ear Nrie, of a NIS. Hist Inge, by Bishop I. • • , of Queen Mary oWo ketches of rdswnrtles mks; S S lyertmenu on the Oy • Brewster; Remarl - by his retirl Ws Horn Book, wit • No LVI. of the f.d West -India Aratral • ' 7ll tR. draws my fie • of the House . is Gonna@ alit; Case of Jean C • Wore the Hi Phenomena el mew s ot Kirktep's ' laud; Stirling He !we. lite•-.l.tterary ha. • • " This blames* will tit Month, and is loath. Primed foe Wiliam ' Baldwin, Cradoci • • Cessmouicado • $U the houkkllers Y be bad, in Sta N THE EDINIIU • For April, May, h FRIDAY, S EPTEMBER 940, 1817. CITY AUCTION MAST, es, CHEAPSIDE. T - HE immense STOCK and variety of Al;seell.t. Mous 'Effers (the Property of distressed llanufaermers, Tradioneu ' and others, who are eompslled by the heavy prey sure of the Times to form an Immediate market), elosiving of every deseriptlim of LINEN and WOOLLEN-DRAPERY, HOSIEItY, rich CUT GLASS, CHINA, TABLE .14 DES SERT :•ERVIcII3, Jr.'"vl2l.l.ERY, FANCY CABINE WARE, CUTLERY, !AP/kV—WARE, PLA ITO ITOODi, Er.e. km which are dilly ON SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. MOAT, _ _ M rhea.) , Avelino Meet, in, Chrapaide,contlnwm in Increasing attraction to draw a crowded audience, whose roafilence ao the Temperability of the Establishment is hirhlriletterfoc to the Pro. praetor, and insures his continuance of giving a full guarantee of the perfection of all the Property that passes through his hands. Sale every Day, at Twelve, and again in the Evening, at Seven *Tina. PLATINO CARDS WITH COLOURED RACKS. TH" Improved Article. warranted without Cot ton to Its composition. is only to be bad of THOMAS CRISWICK, No. i 6, Skinner-street, tnow-hlll, London. The price of the best superfine White Moguls. per dosten; caper. One Coloureil Moguls only Gs. per dozen higher; fine Harry. Gus. Hlghlauders 3315. per duace.—ltollesl Sails Writing Paper, which takes ite tub freely without the greasy surface so musk cons- , planted of lo Hot-pressed Paper. The worth PLAYING CARDS on the front of the House. Playing Cards for Exportation free of Duty. FRAUD PRF.VENTED. TO counteract the many attempt[ that are daily wade to impose ou the unwary a spurious composition in. stead at the Genuine Blacking prepared by Day and Martin, they are induced to adopt a new Label, in which their address, 97, High Holborn, Is placed wo conspicuously, that they trust an attration to this, and the diff.sence of the type, which is unlike all letter-pres 4, will *Liable purchasers at once to detect the irnpnaition. The Real Japan iILACKING, nia.'e by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, will hi future be sold in Bottles at &I. is. asull Is. 04. each, and a copy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY AND MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. FOR THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR. THE high eiteem which ATKINSON'S CURL. IN FLUID has strained having oeeasinned unprincipled Spec"lators to obstinate their •wo Ankles in the place of the Original, many of which Ankles are of the most deleterious properties, the Public are respectfully informed that none are ge nuine without the following Signature on the Labs!, " Anon &lima, 43, Girrarkstred, Leisdau." The CURLING PLUID restores the hair where it has fallen cif from illness, pertpiration, change of climate, or any el those causes which OCCiliOn premature decay; it also frees she Hair hem scurf, stakes It soft and glossy as silk, and keeps it in curl daring exercise in the dance or promenade, or In damp weather. Pries sa.lid. 10e. id. and One Guinea.—Also, ATKINSON'S vaorrAsui DYE, Mopes the Hair on the Head or Whlsiterifmna a Red or Grey to an MMus or Black, an perineum that neither washing, per spiration, Mt any other came, 4211 poodialy remove the colour. Price Ss. 10e lid and One Gaines. ATK/NSOWS AMBRXISIAL SOAP, is recommended as densest pleasant, Innocent, and ellketell as Lids at to bad afar ssbussuit se pubis sees. Is reirmeas ! freckles redness, and bardoese, bum the skin, provosts ire chap plash and makes it soft, white, and even.—Price Is. the square. The above are sold by moot Perfumers and Hair-dressers Town and Country, and by the Proprietor, Jas. Atkinson, 43, Gerrard-street, Ulm-square. London. DIL JAMES'S FEVER POWDER, AND ANALEPTIC PILLS. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. MR. NEWBERY, my late Agent for the sale of these invaluable Medicines, having failed in an attempt ' he made in the Court of Chancery, founded upon an untenable (Ulm of joint Proprietorship, to compel me to continue supplying him, (notwithstanding my disinclination, originating hi his con duct towards my family), and tonsequendy being no longer sup plied with them from me, is now laming forth to the world, compodtions of his own manufacture under the same tin : I feel, therefore, that I owe it to le Public, to caution them against the consequences of taking such compositions, under the erroneous impression of their being Dr. James's • and to apprise them, that as a certain mark by which to disting uish the genuine Medidnes, each packet and box will in future bear a label signed with my name, is se esva hand writi_ar I bog further to state, that the Medicines of Dr. James with ' which the Public ham been supplied, through Mr. Newbery and hie fattier, for seventy years, were neon prepared or could be pre pared, by any person but the inventor, my grandfather, and his Sons, my father and my uncle, Mr. G. James, (by the latter in trust for me until 1 arrived at the age appointed for the recipe being handed over tome). I feel usurer!, tkerefore.that no think- Mg will venture on taking Mr..Newberes **eel and au tr compositions, which, in his advenisement, Mr. Newberg ' confesses he has only prepared for the last few months : and any MS who marr unfortunately have tried them, will be quickly eta table of the dl&ceuoe of their effect, from that of the genuine Me dicines, new prepared by me, as they wee by the late Dr. James, my grandfather, himself. id this will be the best refutation Of Mr. Nowhere& insinuations and laborious endeavours to persuade the Public of their Identity. Since the facts I have already published, thereby clearly demon strating that my grandfather ontinuideated to any persim out of his family the secret of preparing the celebrated Medicines In question, (after be had by succe6slve improvements, suggested by his later experience in practice, brought them to that perfec tion which was satisfactory to his mind.). I deem it mimeo:vary for me to notice any thing that Mr Newbery has stated, but his assertion in a late advertisement, • 4 that the Analeptic Pills have for some years been, prepared in a negligent and imperfect manses" This is an assertion not founded on* fact, the Pills having been prepared iewarlaily in the UAW MUMer by the above-mentioned persons successively. Nu complaints were ever made by the per ' chasers in Bruton-street, nor di : Mr. Newbery himself ever make any complaint, until the thue of the Chancery Suits Mr. New. b ev y' s object to gonunc i tsing this suit, was to srbsivi at to erppty hip 'Perplex/1j with those ray Pills latish he arcs, taJttrth.trs t. de ?resew& • the truth la, that Mr. Newbery finding himself Incapable of making, MS Pills, (eves in aprarauce), smiler to the genuine Mishima Pills, rather than :Walk his Incompetence to imitate them, affects to say, the genuine are incorrectly naanufaauresi. I be Public will readily perceive the reason of the anxiety mani fested by Mr. Newbery thus to account. in some way or other, however absurd, for his Pills being of a tbfferent colour front the genuine; indeed they are so unlike, as well In their properties as colour, that with peculiar propriety may purchasers (as his ais vertiseinents regrew) ask fur • 1 Mr. Newbery's Ails," fur they are certainly not Dr. James's. Why doss not Mr. Newbery disuse the name of Dr. lames al together, and introduce his Pills mai Powders to the world as his own nestrunis (which they ant) under his own name ? Dr. James's genuine medicines continue to be sold at the house 1 1 In which my gesundiather„ Dr. James, and the (entity have resided and • prepared them for seventy years, No. an, 8111441-4tlret4, liaktleyiequare and by my now sots Agents. Messrs. BUTi.EIt and eOI4S, Chiniteto and Druggists, Nu. 4, C.heardde, corner Of St. Paul's Much-yard, Landau, and No. 94, Saekvitle.street, Dublin; who are now supplied with them front me, as Mewl. Newhall furiberly tiled 'to be. it. 0; 0. JAM E 5. PRICE SEVE N.- l' ENC F. Tiila MILITARY MAN retired, or other, pee esied of a moderate sum, and desirous to employ himself In a Nberal mil respectable occupatioo, an opportunity offers of the most eligible kind.—for particulars (Principals only) only apply, post-free, at the Ofßee of the btiftry Register, Sri Gardens. FLANDERS MAIL. BRUSSELS, SEPTEMBER ta. ' At the market of MIS day the price of corn rose : wheat rose from nine to twelve fl wins. In the. Brussels Papers there are several articles stating that corn has risen in price. The qgficiaLioir mat in a imp article on this subject. observes: " The hothors of these articl e s have been led by false reports to exaggerate the rise which has taken plaCe,,not considering that this kind of tern" was cal. enlaced!. t,o bring on the danger. The harvest is so abundant, A both in this kingdom and elsewhere, that there can be no ground for apprehension, and the laws against forestalling, &c. are rigorous, and the local authorities perfectly competent to check it," &c. The Oateme adds a statement of the prices in the principal markets for the last week of August and the first week of September, by which it appears that they have in general declined, particularly thcce of rye, and that the rise has been neither considerable. nor general. Among the persons of distinction lately arrived ,here, are—. Mr. Dundas, with his suite; Mr. James. late Senator of the American Congress; Lord Somers, M.P. Mr. Rochefort, Con sul of his Britannic Majesty, coming front Lowing ; Colonel Stanhope, Ald•de•canip to his Royal Highness the Duke of Yore, returning to England; Cou n t thatowshi, Grand Master ut the Hunt to the Emperor of Russia fur the Kingdom of Poland, coming from Puts • Baron kluniuldt, Amba•sador from Prim. *la to the Court of Lundnn, and Count Bulow, Secretary of Le gation, coming from Frankfurt, on their way to London. •VIENNA, SEPTEMBER 10. Sir Robert Gordon, First Secretary of the English Embassy, and Charge des Affaires in the ohsgnee of Lord Stewart, has returned to this cif y Isom Carlsbad. The Russi in Ambassador, Count Stackelberg, left Vienna to-day for Prague, to have an interview with Count Capo d'lstria, who has left thP B .bemian wa. ter. (Carlsbad and Fraiszbriin). Count Capo d'ls tria is to return to Itussia to meet the Emperor, whom 1 , be is to accompany in his vow. TRIESTE. SEP TEMBER 6. OW Government has officially announced; that thirty Corsairs, under the fl ig of tl:e Buenos Ayres Insurgents, sailed from Aux Cayes, in St. Domingo, about the end of July. It is believed that severra of these vessels intend to cruise on the coasts of Eiarope„ Mr. Allen, the Consul of the United States, who to. sides here, has communicated this intelligence to the other Consuls. The price of Colonial productions has risen, and, it is believed, will be kept up, by this intelligence. TUNIS, AUGUST I. All this Regency has bads bitbettorenerta4jp7m the contagious .disorder ; thinike tei 'Vie *precaution which has been wire!' to cut of all communication with those villa ges on the frontiers of Algiers in which some alarming symptoms had shewn thetn,elver. The mortality at Bona is at the rate of sixty prisros a day. It is still worse at Constantine ; aiid it may be feared that the disease will not stop tin the last inhabitant has fallen a victim, on account of the blind fanaticism of the Moors, who make it a point of ho nour to contend with each other for the blid.es of those who fall by the plague, in order to render them the last honours. Notwithstanding the precautions taken at the Isle of Tabard* relative to the coral fishermeo, stveral barks have communicated with Bona. The King a Naples has sent some icorridnrs thither, with orders to watch over those barks, and convoy them back to Tripoli, where they will undergo rigorous quarantine. NISMF.S. SEPTEMCER 10. (FAO NI A PILIVATZ truss.) lis certain that robbery and merder is no longer cmitted in the open streets ; but still we stand upon a volcano, and same event totally foreign to ns may cause a new explosion, more violent than that we have already experienced. To the atrocities of a furious and fana:ical populace have succeeded the most deplorable of all iniquities, that of the tribunals. We once hoped that this evil was perhaps peculiar to our department; but we have acquired the melan choly certainty that the influence o: the persons who hold the Gard in oppression is ex.ended at pleasure beyond its limits. The Government, in order to withdraw great criminals. from that fatal and deplor able influence, had transferred the f some of fentes to the A s size Court of the Dep.irtmeat of ;he Drome, and the following was the result ol dr.tt pro• ceeding:-.Two unfortunate women (Preestaut.) were assassinated in their houses, at Nismes. Seve. sal witnesses saw the crime c , mmitted, and recog nized the perpetraturs. The new Prefect (M. d'Ar gout ) whose conduct merits the highest prays?, caned them to be arrested, anti the witnesses, in spite of me naces and intriguer, bad the courage to &clam the cube. Weil, the prisoners wen: scandalothly acquit. red !—Onl, indeed, was detained on another chakgeg the other, and the v:;titesces for the defence, arrived here in a sort of triumphal stare, in .cerriagec deco rated with brincher 01 trees. at tire other hand, men condemned to death er.joy the pleasere here of reading in open tidy their sentence: posted tip at the comers of streets, without any me saying a v. utd to th e m : while a person. named Barry, (a Protestant) so wham the Royal clemency was extended. two laontnc agt., is still, r know not for What reason, in the r, • G. CARKOLL, the . Contta:tor, bel:s leave to call the attention of the Public to tt.e Scheme of the' pre sent Lottery, *IIICII conteins Six Poets of a20.(00 It consists et 7,100 N.nribers, An 4 will commence drawing on the 7:h of l'l.,vcmineu. Those who ate desirous cif obtaining any particiitar or t..viwrite Num ben ate respectfully' solicited to apply at the Con. tractor's Others, No. 7, Cornbill, and 'X, Oztord. street, as early as . ftessible, Itbi any disappointment should arise Worn the Numtrs being sold.