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DIRK MICILIELMAS SESSIONS, GUILDII4I4, FRIDAY, OCTOBRR 19. The Michaelmas, General Cloartere Seminars for tithe city -and ainsty commenced this morniog before Lord Dan.lts (Lord Mayor), and several other Magistrates. The calendar rows ined the names of epee's delinquents fur felony, aminogst I, hotu were five under the age of %lateen ; six vagrants; two appeals; one traverse; and two patellae against whom in diCtlnenta were to 1w preferred. MISDEMEANOR. At these &Pion, she trial of John Itrook, an attorney; lonathaa Gray. an 'mono"; Daniel Tukr, John Drumel per Tweedy, Williams Askwith, Hewley Graham. and John Nvol.tenholnie, a bookseller, the acting Committee of the Verritelaire. Gazelle, who were lately indicted by the Propel. , ours of this Paper fur a misdemeanor, was expected to have come on ; but, for certain reasons, which it is lint necessary beer to express, the trial was removed, by the Prosecutors, with a writ of eartfmettri, into the Court of King's Bench, and the Defeuilant• will consequently be tried on • future eay,(Pork Mudd) After the usual preliminaries, and the appeals had been domosed of, the Prisoners were placed at the har. Thema* Wan', aged 17, was charged wish having, on the 21st August last, feluoiously stolen a stilt handkerchief front John Featherstone, Mr. Karat stated the ease to the Jury, the facts of which, as they appeared in evidence, were these :—This was a rob fwry committed ow Kiiacennire (iring the race week. The Pinsecntor, who is a aNilleums's servant, went to the races, wi!ls a silk handkerchief in his coal pocket. JamesGawilsorpe, s his was employed by Pardue to assist his in detecting pick 111H kens, observed the Prisoner draw the handkerchief front Featherstooe's pocket ; he immediately took hiss into cos when he found the handkerchief in his bossism. 0.. being called on for his defence ' the Prisoner said that nhe lotted the handkerchief laid o the ground The hire. Witimitt,hesitation, found • verdict ofGailly...— To Iw onspriwwied three months to hard labour. Cosmos tioamp, aged 13, Thomas Horner, aged 15, and Avocet Atka, aged 15, pleaded Gaily to stealing leis great mail: one the properly of John M , and the other to Imagism to John Sediman.—Hossup to be confined in the City Gaol for two calendar months ; cud Horner and Allen to be publicly whipped to Pavement on a market day, and imprimited in the House of Correction fur three mouths to hard labour. now Walker, charged with having stolen four meta of Coals, the property of Mr. John Eity, of Fearegate.—On Friday, the 14th of September last, she Prisoner, along with lye other coal. porter., was employed by the Prosecutor iv carry him • Tummy of rusts from a vessel, which occu pied tbewi the Amite of the day. Mrs. !Mb, in Prier-lane, informed she Prisoner dirt she want some male on Monday ; but he told her she had better hive them then, as they were delivering from a v I ; eonsequeetly she ordered fuer mete, which she re. ceiveJ, bet did not observe who carried them. Williams Duke stated, that he was • regular coal porter, bet Ihat the Prisoner was se interloper; that towhee milking to do on She day le inemitie he was sittieg in his 011111 !wore in Jelsbergate, when Mr. etiy's cods were delivering, when he sarr She Prisoner carry fear mess into Peter-lane Ocorad of Peewit,. On Ike leils September the Prieueer„ when at Mr. Eliy's Wove, said he had gut • great family ; he was very sorry fee what be had done; het hoped Mr. Etsy would forgive his. When here (according to the Proreceior's evi dence) he loosed io • man named almighty Lyon, sod said, Mel ! thou knows Is is what we all a block lamb, and we had it dud night fur Vowonee." Doke being recalled said, that a " bleak lamb" mseant when a porter took a met of coals to • place where he should not, and disposed of them. The Prisoner, in his defence, said, that be amid soother delivered a quarter of • chaldroo of coals to Mrs. Dibb, at two o'clock, whilst thie other men were taking their allow. mice ; that they g ot item from the ; and that Duke had a great deal of tory towards him and his father, be. cense they supply some of his former cortomers wish coals. John Gladdie t who had kerma the Prisoner sizieen or seventeen years, and James Greenwood, who had known him for more then seemly years, gave him a good character 'fur hosesly. The Jury tined him Gritty —To be imprisoned fur the space of one month So hard labour. IRELAND. TRALER, OCTOBER 15. Wa have this morning received a letter from Mr. Dantett, the gentleman moot particularly interest. ed, and . conserpirotly more competent than any other person to give a correct detail of the lawless outrage committed at his home at Sandville, near Castle-Island, on the night of Wednesday last. The following is all extract trout the letter above alluded to:— '" Between the bows of one aewl two o'clock on Wallet,- else monism heat, as armed banditti attempted to force the (hall door, and having failed (herein, fired several shots at the Yount windows, accompanied with imprecations and threats of horning the house if I did not immediately deliver my fire arms ; I repeatedly slimed .ire, th►. ouly gun is my house baying got weeme the neosatal% the day before. How ever, barrow at length succeeded is re4eradiag it. I fired se veral shots, which so irritated the ruffians Heat they at length proceeded to pot their ablest of burring the house iuto rue folios. Huang observed the bourse un Are, I rushed out at the emir, mud bad scarcely made my appeanuee, when ate or the ruffians misted Gra lit nee. I immediately fired at him, which leo alarmed the whole party that they instantly Iled. Having partly dressed myself, and saddled my bone, set out in pursuit, leaving some countrymen w►o bad jest arrived to emir/wish the Games; and joined Is Castle- Island by a number of the inhabitants, I came up with them a abort way On the Lime►ick road ; missed fire with both ►arrels, in coasemiesee of the extreme wetness of the sight; they, however, were so alarmed by the dash, that they led iii different directimis, leafing in way possession, nine horses, a riding coat, sword, and some other articles; the darkens of the sight precluded the possibility of further pursuit." LIMERICK, OCTOBER 17. The County Limerick Sessions ended yesterday. The following were convicted, and received sen tence:— Christopher !Troyes, for sending a threatening message to John Wickham. Esq. to intimidate bins from the execution of his duty, as a Magistrate.— Ordered to find buil, himself in 100/. and two sol vent sureties in sof. each, to keep the peace for seven years. The Reconnsa observed to the traverser that he was indebted to the lenity of the Magistrate in not proceeding against hint by indictment, as, had he done ro, the punishment should have been far more exemplary. Michael fluky was prosecuted by Mr. Adam Corneal, fur having assaulted him on the 16th of August last, by striking him with a spade, and at the same time saying that he would kill him for having gone out at night, assisting the Magistrates iii spurt:fielding the howl fellows, who killed Mrs. Torrance. ;Ar. Corneal applied to Mr. Barrington, e2;tiali Solieito. - . voting that he was in attendance as a f or titre Crown at the last Assizes, in the prosecution for the murder of Mrs. Torrance, and required his assi'atatice. Mr. Barrington ac corit:Ygly attended this prosecution, and put the Court and Jury in posies won of the facts of the ease, and of their injurious tendency. The Jury immediately fou :id the Prisoner Guilty, when CREW SMITS, Esq. a cting assistant Bar rister, in a most pointed address to the Prisoner, in ,the hearing of a crowded Court, oisored him that long imprisonment and whipping ohyuld have been his senterice if it had been proved his view was to annoy Mr. Corneal for the laudable assistance he and his respectable family and friends had afforded to th e Magistracy ; but as it appeared in evidence that he was irritated at the moment, and was here tofore of good character, the Court adjudged him to only one month's imprisonment. Yesterday the Recorder left this city under an escort of six dragoons for Railikeale, to open the Sew 00000 a in that town this day. Yesterday the 40th regiment. ander the corn. mind of Lieutenant-Colonel Balfour, arrived at Newcastle, in this county, front Templeinure. CORK ASSIZES. COUNTY R WORDS. LESSEE OF wutai:n V. LINDSEY. Thi. was an ejectment me the idle brought to re cover the possersion of a certain form, near Camp. druhitl, in Musker►y, containing 304 acres. let in the year 1784 at 55/. per minium, on the wound that it was ►et at ande► value. It appeared that on the marriage of the late Sir Atignitus Wurreit a settlement iris executed, heating date the 23d of June, t 778, by which his father, Sir Robert Warreo, conveyed the lands fur which the settlement was brought, amongst others, to truste rs , making himself tenant for life, with a power to make leases fur three lives, or forty-one years at the least, improved rent and with out tine. Sir Itobett Warren executed a lease of the lands of Kilitiordribh, hearing date the 3d of June, 1784. to the Defriidant'a grandfather, for a term of 41 fear■ at the rent abuse stated, and the question f,, f th e J ur y was. whether 551. was a fair rent fur these limits in 1754. _ _ The I'l * .tfinailitained that there wasno ground for arrouoting why Sir Robert let these grounds by lease so much under value, except by prestress ing he gat a secret cmisideralion for it, no proof was brought of this; but be endeavoured to establish the fact from the circumstance, that Mr. Lindsey immediately let these lands himselfat 10s. per acre, reserving only a small ',officio of 80 acres for a de mesne for himself, and that the rem by which he held the whole would *mount to only about 3s. per acre, the customs cif a fair held on the ground producing 6/. per annum. lle was, however, bound by the lease to Illy ont 100 barrels of lime yearly upon these Lipids; and it appeared there was a part of theta very coarse, yielding nothing but fern at that time, but he greatly improved it and rendered it tnle►ahly good ground. The Cons's% early in the trial, premised to the Jury that this was a question wholly fur their con• sideration. Six or seven perilous were examined— persons who held a part of these lands, or who held other grounds near them, and they all nearly con curred in giving their °ma'am that these lands were worth 10r. per acre at the time they were let, and Defendant produced a withers who proved that he took ground of • better quality at the same time at ss. 10d. per acre. The Jury retired, and after deliberating for two or three hours, returned into Court, and declared there was no prospect of their agreeing, and a Juryman was then withdrawn by consent. HALLAHAN N. REV. JONATHAN BRUM This was an action on the case, under • special written agreement, brought to recover compensation for • farm delivered up by the Plaintiff to the De fendant, so far hack as the year 1812. It appeared that the Plaintiff held • farm of 46 acre', of which I I years were unexpired of the lease, at 11. 18s. per acre, under a Mr.. Daly, contiguons to the de mesne of the Defendant, near Icrottirk, who had oaken or purchased her reversionary interest in h.-- Defendant's steward drew up the agreement; it purported to be written in March 1712, sod it stated that Plaintiff was to surrender up the farm imme distely to Defendant; both to appoint valuators on or before the lit of May ensuing, to estimate the acreable rent, or Plaintiff's interest in it, and the profit rent or compensation west° be paid to a man of the some of Begley. On the faith of this agree. went Plaintiff gave up the ground to the Defend ant on the 24th of March, and in a short time after within the period eirectfied, lie appointed a relation of his own, one Sheehan, to be his valuator. Sheehan came on the ground on a Sunday, and he met the Rev. Gentle►nan returning from church, who did not then name a valuator, but signified His intention of appointing his steward, who drew up the agreement; but this appointment the Plain tiff seemed nut to approve of, and mentioned his hying satisfied to leave the matter to a Mr. Weldon. No valuators were, however, appointed or agreed upon within. the specified time, and the matter of course remained over, to be settled in another way. This, it berme, was the foutiii time this record was brought down for trial. On one occasion the ques tion was agreed to be left to the Catholic Clergy man of the parish, the Rev. Mr. O'Keeffe ; nrr an other to the Recorder of Cark; and at a third time to Deane Freeman, Esq. and Garrett Nagle, Esq. But these latter Gentlemen not agreeing among themselves, or ou the person to be called in as umpire, and the decision of the former Gentle men not seeming to satisfy the parties, the mat ter could not be arranged until the present Assizes. Even then, when the trial was corn sprucing, the Plaintiff was on the point of being nonsuited on the counts of his declaration, only for the perseverance of Counsellor O'Connell, who put the matter in such a way to the Judge, that he consented to send up a collateral issue to the Jury, to ascertain the point, whether the proposal of the Defendant to appoint a i•aluator was illusory or not, and the Jury having retired for some time, they found the affirmative of the question; upon which the trial proceeded on she merits. A great number of` witnesses were examined on both aides with respect to the value of the ground in 1812, when agricultural produce was high— when, after an able speech from Counsellor Diem'. nell fur the Plaintiff, and ■ judicious and impar tial charge from the Judge, Baron Pennefather, the Jury brought in a Verdict for Plaintiff of 2601. Damages. The following is the total number of Beeves, Calves, Shee r , and Lambe slaughtered in Glasgow, from 4d September 1820, to lit September 1821 : Reeves. Cat ire. Sheep. Lavas. 11,081 9,186 39,926 42,936. Being an increase on the consumption of the pre ceding year is the city, of 69 calves, 9,065 sheep, and 2,756 lambs, and a decrease of 446 beeves. TIANITT AMONGST THE JEWS. LONDON aOe7El7 F`Ok P110.11011N4 CIIRM. The Rev. C. Simeon, Fellow of Ring's College, Cambridge, preached in behalf of this Institution, at St. Nicholas Chords, in 'Gloucester, on Tuesday evening last, from John, iv. 22, Saltation la of the Jews." The distinguished Patrons of this Society are the Right Rev. Lord Bishop of St. David's, sad the Hon. and Right Res. the Lord Bishop of Gloucester. The great ohjeet of this Society is, to convince the Jews that our Lord Jesus Christ is the true Messiah foretold by their Prophets; and to advance their eternal welfare, by their conversion to the Christian faith. A spacious Episcopal Chapel has been erected near Bethnal Green, and was opened in July 1814, ander the sanction of the Lord Bishop of Lon don, and is under the ministerial charge of the Rev. C. S. Hawtrey, M.A. one of the Secretaries of the Institution. Its design is to instruct the Jews in the nature of the Christina religion. The children under the care of the Society attend sheltie worship here every Sabbath. Many of the parents of the children also attend, and occasionally Jews who have no connexion with the Society. Schools have also been esta blished for the maintenance, clothing, and education of 100 Jewish children. These are received into the schools wilts the consent of their lateen's • educated in the Christian faith; taught to repeat the Church Catechism, and a brief explana tion of it ; mid are further instructed by the Chaplain in the doctrines and duties of the Gospel of Christ. Two large buildings for this purpose have been erected uo the ground contiguous to the Episcopal Chapel. There are ✓ow in the schools 41 boys, sod 43 girls. The total number admitted since the establishment of the schools amounts to more than 200. The children, when of age, are placed out under the rare of Christian masters and mistresses. The New Testament has been translated into the Hebrew language By this means the Jewish nation is now presented with an entire eopy of the history of the true Messiah, and the writings of the Holy Apostles in the pure Biblical Hebrew. Daring the past year, 3,1811 copies of the Hebrew New Testament lave been circulated amongst the Jews, in various parts of the world, in addition to seemly 4,000 copies which eonstituted the first edition of the wink —2,00 n copies of the Epistle to the Hebrews have been printed separately-3,780 copies of the German New Testa ment, its the German Hebrew character, have also been dis tributed ; and the Society is contemplating an edition of the Old Testament in the same cbaracter:-10,000 copies, eons prising parts of the 2,1, 3d, and 13th chapters of the Acts of the Apostles, in Hebrew and German, have been circa. laced on cards. The New Testament has also been translated into the JodensPolish language, and 4,000 copies have al ready been struck off. Appropriate tracts have been printed in various languages, and extensively distributed amongst the Jews in Eueland, Germany, Prussia, PoLoo.l. Kontos, and Italy, and also in the Fast Indies—the nuraher of these amounts to 250,000, its English, Hebrew, German-He brew, German, and Italian. A Foreign Tract Society has undertaken to circulate them on the Continent. One of these tracer, twilled Deborah to Ma Remnant of Israel, was written in English gad Hebrew by an Dogfish lady, and circulated in Malta and the coast of Barbary. By the Di vine blessing it proved the meatus of convincing a Jewish merchant, a man of large property, of the name of Murtheins. that Jesus Christ is the true Messiah, and from this period of his conversion till his death, he employed his time, talents, and fortune, with unwearied zeal, in promoting the conversion of his beet Iwo. In Russia, Holland, Germany, Prussia, Bo hemia, and Poland, many of the Jews are inquiring into the credentials of the Christian religion, and • grarral ear elation of the manifestation of the true Messiah prevails; the Society has therefore directed its attention to this foreign object, by preparing and sending abroad pious converted Jews, and other *sinister', to proclaim aniougat the dispersed of Israel the smsearchable riches of the Cowl of Christ. These have beta 'tattooed in Holland, Germany, and Poland. A Semi nary has lately beets established for the instruction of Mos 'lotteries to the Jews, tender the superintendence of the Rev. Edwin Jacob, M.A. late Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, with the assistance of a competent Hebrew and Ger man teacher —The Rev. Preacher expresses his t bops, that the support given to this good cause would nut termi nate with the collection of that evening; but be trusted that an Association might be formed for the purpose of obtaining I subseriptione. Vte are happy to learn that this here talent °tikes is in cuatemplatiou. The collection aluotaultd to 211. la. 3id. BALLINASLOE FAIR. The show•yard was never before so thinly furnished with gnarl ►reeding stock. This could only be accounted for by the melancholy stale of the weather, which prevented many from seriding their Cattle from great disgust-es. The show of Sheep was particularly good; sod, notwithstanding the present depres►ion, the letting and sale was tolerably brisk and succesanl. It would Deem that the improvement both of the combing and clothing wool of Irelaud ought, at this peculiar crisis, to interest the attentiu■ of she breeder, being his chief, indeed his only profit Is tho present state of the market, the carcass, in marry instsuces, brings a decided loss. At the Sheep Fair just now concluded, Wethers, purchased two years bat It at more than forty shillings, were sold for tweutyseven. The fall, even from the low prices of last year, has averaged eight shillings a sheep out Wealors ; not quite so much on Ewes. The best Sheep in the Fair produced but forty-See shillings— many choice lots were sold at thirty shillings —some very tolerable at twenty shillings—and some so low as sixteen shillings. The best Mutton Sheep brought about four peace per pound, sinking offal. These facts should make the Breeders look ho the quantity and quality of their wool, which still bears a remunerating value. At this meet ing farmers from many counties are assembled, and all agree, that, with very few exception% the Wheat is uni Ily tla- Imaged, and that the red is safer thin the while ; that the Oats is a discoloured sample, apparently a half crop, but yielding well to the Bail ; that the Potatoes have been greatly injured by the late high wiuds, soul ore likely to suffer still more from the heavy rains. The inundation of the river, which Rows by this town, has destroyed all the Hay on its banks. In massy parts of this proviace the scythe is still at work; and in very few iostamces, deny, is the harvest drawn home. Under such circumstances, a full or cheery meeting was Not to be expected ; aeverilseless,• number of members have been most comfortably accommodated is the rooms, where the new Caterer to the Society (Mr. Connoly, of Gringo), has given general satisfactiou. All look forward anxiously to better times, better price% better show, stud a more numerous meeting the ensuing year. Black Cattle sales were brisk, bnt at reduced prices, which were conceived to be from 30s. to 40s. per head, below those of last year, ainfttarealise from 30s. to 40s. per baudied, siukiug (4.1, or front 3d. to td. per puttod. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 22. Sailed the Hind or a cruise. FALMOUTH, OCTOUR 21. Arrived the Swallow, Cook, from Petersburgh fur Bristol; Duly Arabella packet with a mail from Lisboa in 14 days; cod Lord Hobart packet with a mail from Jamaica, sailed 4th ult. and from Crooked Island 15th. A Plussian galliut with salt from Frauce, was boarded last night by one of our pilot boats to the eastward of the Dothan), in a very leaky state, but the wind being westward, she bole up for Fuwey. DEAL, OCTORER 22. Came down from the River and remain the Rising Star, Scott, for Valparaiso; New Phoenix, Lewthwaite, fur Tri nidad; and Harmony, Carrie, for Harbadoes. TORLIT. °arose,' 41. Arrived the Vigilant, of Dartmouth, front Oporto for Leith, with her sails split. MARGATE, OCTOBZR ?I. Arrived off the North Foreland the Oporto, Covey, from Oporto for Loudon, having cut from ars anchor and cable in the Downs. RAIIIIMTC, OCTOItill 22. Arrived the Olive Branch, Angel, from Loaded f ur P ur l s . mouth, with lose of anchor wad cable. MARKErs. [prom Ibe " London Mercantile Price NOW," of Tuesday, October Si, 1811.] Millift= BEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCR.. C .—The market has been doll throughout the week ; the public sales brought forward have included a considerable quantity, say 1,681 casks, and 1,652 bags, besides • small wale of East India, a large proportion of which was liken in, some of the holders being unwilling to submit to the reduced prices offered; in Jamaica, from good ordinary to low Ailing, the prices are about 21. lower; the good qualities of Dutch brought much the same prices till Friday, when a small reduction took place. Foreign Coffee is about Is. to 2s. lower; St. Domingo has been tiolr as 995. for middling to 102 a. for good quality in bags, and 100 s. in casks. The B. P. SUGAR market has been steady since our last, without alteration in prices, good qualities at 621. and up wards command a very ready sale, bat brawn is extremely heavy ; a public isle of 356 casks of St Lucia took place on Friday, the good brown and middling were mostly sold •t rather higher prices shoe similar qualities had been previously sold at by private cuniract, but the low brown was taken in about Is. above the market prices. FORTIMI SUGAR .—A public sale was brought forward on Friday. consisting uf '320 chests of brown and yellow Hawaii nah ; there were few offers, and nearly the whole were taken In at 25. to 295. per cwt. The Run market has been dull. and 104 puncheons of Jamaica brought to suction on Friday last weut at a reduc tion of Id. per gallon. Loewooo.—Jamaica has been in steady demand at the prices quoted. 170 tons of Canipeachy were sold by 11111C1i011 on Friday at 9/. be. to 91.105. per sue. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Carrots.— There has been ; too;lllemamd since oar last, chiefly for export, amid several parcels of Bengal and fiscal of the Isle public sale have been taken at full p. ices, and is, some inst•ncia at as advance of 1,1. to VI. per lb.: of 860 big. of New Orleans, shirk were advertised for public ask un Thursday last, about 500 bags of good eves quiviity wire u ithdrawn before the sale commenced, and were after wards sold for export •t II id. to 111 d. per lb. in bond; • few only of the remainder were sold at similar rates. The sales of the week are, duty paid, 150 hap Upland, good fair, 10,1„ per lb. 580 New Orleans, middling, 101,1.; fair to good (cur, 101 d. to 12.1. 100 Pernambuco, fuir to good fair, 13J. to 131 d. 760 Surat, ordinary to middlotc, 61.1. to 7d.; fair to good fair, 71.1. to ltd .; good 81d. 100 Ben gal, urdiu•ry to middling, 54d. to did.; fair so good fair, did. to 69. Total, 2,590 bags. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Ocrount VA. The Corrom market still cusitirres very fiat, and prima most descriptions, and particularly of Brazils, are a little lower. The sales arc 6,1011 bags, an d rooal.l of 3,060 Boned. at Bd. a lOtil. ; 800 Orleans at 9d. a I ltd., and a few at Pl.l. • 121.1 ; 100 Alalismas at Std. • 9.1 ; 950 Sea Island• at 141 J. a 181 d., and • few ordinary at 131.1. a 131,d and sr', fine at 23d.; 10 stained at 10d.; 430 Pernams at 12d. • 121 d., chiefly al 191 d.; 330 Bahia' at 1114. a 12d. ; 330 M 31.111121111 at 11}d. a 1241. and a few at Ittd. ; 43 Mina Gera?, •t 1041. • 10141. ; 100 denternras at 1014. a 12d.; 10 Writ ludiaa at 9J. ; SOO Laguiraa at 7141 ; 40 earths. Renal at tld. a 81(1. ; 60 Surat* at Id. a 8d ; 370 Bengalis at tkl. a nd. per lb. The import this week is 5.11 bags, via. Savannah 669 bags, other parts of U.S. 3,386 bags, Brazil 876 bag., Lisbon 161 bags. The Sugar market still continues extremely flit for the low qualiiim, which have sold again at rather lower rates, hat the finer descriptions suitable for the scale maintain fall prices • abort 1,000 casks have been sold. 1,000 bags of East India offered at public sale were taker readily at 89s. 8.1. for strong good middling, and as 74.. 8.1. a 784. for traWdling while. 130 puncheons St. Eitt's Holism, have brought 235. Foreign descriptions of Sugar are still in limited demand, and ugly • few very small lots put up to auction have been disposed of at 17s. to 18s fur brown, and 225. 8.1. for yellow Bahia ; 70 cheat" of good Paraibas offend at the same time were takers is at 375. fur the best lot. The Coffee market has been very dell this week, and the prices of the ordinary qualities are 2s. a 3a. per cwt. lower ; of 180 caalts sad 900 bags offered at unction, the good middling qualities of Dula, sold readily. at 1225. a 1235. 9d. and the middling 112 s. a 112 s, but the tower de scriptiona, as well as the Jamaica, were Nearly all withdrawn fur want of buyers. Rice continues without inquiry. A small parcel of PilllfilitO has brought I n d. HraZi ('i.e... is held at 475, bat the demand is Ismited , and uuly 100 bags of good quality sold at this price. C,onitson U. P. Leeward Rums are offered without find ing buyers st Is. 541.; strong Jamaica 35 O.P. bare sold at 2s. Id, and Demerara 30 0. P. at 2s. 44. Ashes are in less demand this week, list Boston Pots still bring 395. The demand for Hides is confined to the prime qua. lities for home use, and all other kinds are difficult of sale. On Thursday 3,000 dry Cow mad Ox, of fair quality, offered at auction, were taken in for want of buyers; 3,000 good salted sold at sid. per lb.; 13,000 Horse brought readily 7s. a 75 : 2.1. each. We have experienced more demand fur Tobacco, this week than for some time past, particularly from the trade, alto have purchased freely buil. in Leaf and Stemmed, of the recent imports, at rather improved prices; old parcels remain dull of sale; about 40 hhds. Keuirocky, of ordinary quality, have been taken tzr shipsint at 214. per lb. The Corn market since our last has remained its as ii. active state, and there has been scarcely any disposition to purchase, except at reduced prices ; old Wheat has declined 4d. to 6d., and new 3d. to Pd, per bush.; Oats W. to 3J. and Barley Id. to 2d. per hush. Nothing of conueq has been dune in American Flour for export ; prices way be quoted 3s. to 4*. per het lower. Fur Quercitrou Bat k there has been a limited demand ; the sales consist of about 811 hhds. Bond Philadelphia at 17s. to 17s. 3.1., and 30 Ude. fair New Took at 15s. 9d. per cwt. For ■ parcel of 1,000 bags Malaga Slormac offend by anetion ins Wednesday, there were no bidders, it was con seqrsently withdrawn, and is held at 24.. per cwt. Olive has been rather more inquired for, and several small lets hue been sold, Portugal at 601., and Gallipoli at 661. per toe. OtLa.—Fish Oils remain stationary in price with little doing, some small sale@ have been made at Ill.; for New Oil in quatilily 201. is the most at pererneobtainable. Its Eked Oil. there is little doing. In Whale Fine not any thing bas been done. Raman Swum—The market has been heavy, at the prices of last week fur ordinary ir001111; 61W lumps have been inquired for, bat as ■ reduction of Is. p►r cot ; the demand for the better descriptions for Mime consumption continues steady. Poi!script, Tuesday, October 23, 1821, Four feCloch. B. P. Siotlash—A public sale of 301 casks of huisira Sugar was brought froward to-rlay; the demand was dull, aad it went at rather lower mires. A sale of Harbadoes went off at full price*. The private t r lions were not extensive. Co,llll.—Three public sales were brought forward to. day: the British Plantatiou went off ■t prices fully equal to the last sales ; the Foreign was very dull of sale, and part of the St. Domingo was taktu in. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, TUESDAY, Ocroie 23. Amsterdam, C.F. 12 15 Leghorn . .. 46/ Ditto at Sight... 12 13 I Genoa.... R0ttetd.0n.......12 17 Venice .... ..... Antwerp ........ 12 u Malta ...... Harnburgh ...... 38 Naples.. ..... Algona ..... .... 38 1 Palermo, per us llB Paris 3 day's date 25 70 Lisbon .... Ditto 26 Oporto 5O Bonrdeaux...... 26 Rio Janeiro. IN/ Frankfort u the Bahia 62 Maine......... 157 Dublin Ki Petersburgb, p. rbl. st 3 Us. Cork 9 Vienna ...... Au. 10 22 BULLI3E Trieste .. lO 22 Portugal Gold in f a. 11. Madrid Cadiz .. Bilboa 351 New Doubloons.... 00 0 Barcelona 35 New D011ar5...... 0 4 (li Seville Gibraltar 3Ol PROM LAST NIG'HT'S GAZETTE. Coludeetone to the Royal Muomouth Militia, slowed by the Lord Lietdeiteld ej the Comely of 4onosuoili. To be Captains—Samuel Fludyer, Kl , ll.—daird February 9, 18t1 ; wad Juba Roberta, E.q —.dated September 18, 1821. TIMM'S Ferrer. Edward., Gent. to be I.iiroienaal—dated as above. Continiesion In the Ent Eases Militia, atoned by VAe Lord Lieutenant of the County of Eseet. Ensign Charles Oshorne to hr Lieutenant, •ice Osborne, deceased—dated September 30, MI. .1 • ••••••ddi \ BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Ferdinand Elbe and Attgustas Schinneek, of Bnr►. Mort, St. Mary Axe, London. merchant.. foam October 20 to Octube► 27, at ten, al Guildhall, Luuduu. BANKRUPTS. Nand• Irvint. of Carlisle, Cumberland, innkeeper, In in,.. reader, November 7,8, and December 4. at eleven, at the Lion ■od lamb lan, Carlisle. Attorney■, Mr. Baum Chan cery lane, London; and Mr. Robinson, Carlisle. William Whitney, of Ludlow. Salop, innkeeper. to surren der, November 6,8, and Deer tuber 4, al eleven, at Ibe Angel Din, Ludlow. Attorneys, Messrs. Pawls. II e.►ard-Greet, Rus sell square, London; ■nd Messrs. Ad.inis and Anderson, Ludlow. Robert Francis, of Newcastle-upon Tvoe. !miter, to sur render, November 14, 15, and Decimb... 4. 31 olvven, at the Croon and Thistle loss, Newcastle-up, so.. Attorneys, Messrs. Fisher and Sudlow, *navies Isis, Holborn, Loudon ; and Mr. Wilanr, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Benjamin Kiiibb, of Lincoln, grocer, to surrender, October 31, at live, November I. and December 4, at eleven, at t►e Linn Hotel, Sleaford, Lioculu. Attor ney., Mr. Lambert, Gray's Ina-isguare, London; and Messrs. Chirac; sad Forbes, Sleaford. John Davies, of Miicheldean, Glomerate', draper, to sou- reader, November 5,6, and December 4, at twelve, it the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Atterarys, Wawa. E. •nd J. Daniel, Bristol; and 61r. PN•rsoe, Prap.coort, Temple, Londou. S4lllllllrl Humphries, of Witham Friary, Somerset. ion bolder, to snireniler, November I, 17, and December 4, ■t eleven, at Ike Wheat Sheaves Ins, Fronee-Selwood. Attorney., Messrs. Perkins •nd Frampton, Holborn -court, Gray'. lon, Louder • and Mr. Miller, From Selwooil. Bore Hughes, of Alibrey Wood-house, Bangor, Flint, cheese-/actor, to surrender, November 7, 8, and December ♦, at eleven, at the White Lion Inn, Whig-touch, Salop. At torneys, Messrs. Toone, Manklltosse, and Caution, Craven. NMI, &read, London; arid Mr. Walrus and Mr. Harp e r, Wltiteburcb. Joke Dray, Isle of sr. Agars, Cantwell, bat new of Great Windmill-street, Haymarket, Middles' a. (Leer, to earreader, October 27, November 6, and Decemlwr 4, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loadom. Attorowy, Mr. K. Hodgetto, Jolla -street, Adelphi. George Ice, of Bath, baker, lo surrender, O. tuber 31, November 7, sad December 4, at two,at the Castle and Ball Intl, Bath. Allorseys, Mr. Berfout, King's Beach-walk, Temple, Limbos; said Mr. Physick, Bath. William Puttee Chubb, of Aldgate, London, chemist, to surrender, October t 7, November 10, and December 4, at &eves, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Parton, Bow Church yard, Cheapside. Joseph Wright, of the Mill-will, Poplar, Middlesex, oschur smith, lu stoneware, October 77, November 10 , mad Dteember 4, at eleven, at Guildbalt, London. Attorney, Mr. Dennis, Wcatiourlaud-place, City.ruad. William George, of the Haymarket, Middkant, saddler, is surrender, October 30, November 3, and December 4, at ten. at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, M . Matthews sod Randall, Castle street, Holborn. Samuel Gower Poole, of King's-road, Chelsea, Middlesex, brew( r, lo surrende►, October 27, Nose,lwr 10, and Decem ber 4, at (levee, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Shrrwood and Sea, Camerbury-square, Southwark. DIVIDENDS. November 13 D. Gilcs,of Cy/oral, Berks, meadow', at twelve, at the Crown and Thistle Jun, Abingdon. November 19. C. Greelbam, of Liveapool, merchant, at tine, at Mr. Avtson's office, Liverpool. November 20. S. Lace, of Liverpool, brasier, at one, at the (Are of Mr. Avistio, Liverpool. November 14. T. Winstioiley, of Msnelseater, woollea-dra per, at two, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Noveroln r 17. T. Kewipster, of Bouverie-street,lleet.street, Loudon, carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall. November 13 H. R. Plaw, of Riches come, Liane.street, London, merchant, et one, at Guildhall. November 14..1. Hurry, of Liver!, sof, merchant, at tierce, at the office of Messrs. Keichtley and Soo, Liverpool. December 8. W. Ned's!, of Lamb's Cuoileit-street, Saint George the Martyr, Middlesex, upholsterer, at eleven., at Guildhall. London. November 17. T. Dawson and J. Dawson, of Reid', Cris to'', York, drapers, at Muer, at the White Bear Leo, Man chester. November 13. I. Bird, late of Brampton, Cumberland, grocer, at eleven, at the Howard. Arias Inn , Bramploa. NoretoN r 15. T. Fisher and Ashmore, of Cheltenham anti Wilicheonth, Gloucester, bank-ts, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel Cheltenham. . _ November 17. W. Preston, late of Dove-corirt, George street, !Omission House, and formerly of King's Head court, Fisli• sireet-lii 11, London, bristle-merchant, at I write, at Guildhall. November 14. R. Whiterid-, H. Fisher, and T. !lassie. of Whitehaven, Comberlarid, men 'mots, at elects, at the boom of T. Jackson, Whitehavea. November 13, W. Hussley, of Wetberliy, Yoik, grocer, at eleven, at the George Inn, York. November 21. C. Berneekr, r, of Birmingham, merchant, at twelve, at the Rigs' Hotel, Birmingham. November 16. T. Cobden, late of Chichester, Susses, car penter, at eleven, at the Stir Ina, Gosport. CERTIFICATES.—Novratnrn 13. C. Rift, of Combat, LAiuduo, sod of Dalstins, Mii aectioneers—J. P. Hillary, of Lionlos, wuhr. Flbercha ea 1.-4 ilerodall, of Bonito!, habertlasber.—J. Lan der, of Ho anisighato, nierebani. PARTNEKNHI PS DISSOLVED. J. nary, sen. and .1. H. Carney, j un . o f ! pew i t s ' , seed ,. men, October 11, 1821 —H. Handword, J. J. Band.s.a, 31are. Gamma, •nd Louis Lacombe, of Rocklin's-rugs. City-road, Middleotx, &sullen, holy 15, 1821.—J Fox 111641 A. Kittle, of Briollmirion-quay, Turk. chemists, Orluber 18, 1821.—W. H. French, G. French, and P. T. IFreack, Of Pudding-lane, Little Posit-heap, London, brokers. S. were bet 29, 1821.—J. Ralph mad J. Crook•Vaok, of :Nen Howl street, Hanower.sqaare, woollen deal. s., May 21, G. Danis and D. Danis, of Ilomiocham, fans. llcinfr• r 3, 1821.—T. Colledge. of _.10111111.M. and T. It. Junes, of Crmlannereb, Carnatwoo, rattle.el. al. 6 , , October 15. 111211,...A. Applegatth and E. Cowper. 110(Ilattl , , Deem ber 29, 1910. PRICE OF XII YESTERDAY Bank 5t0ck........ 240 Indict 1i0nt1•..73 74 3 per Cent. Red.. 771g1 Er. B its, Yd.... 3 per &..t. Cona...7spll 6 4 pr. 31 per Cent.... 871 88 Ditto S,i4l ....5 li I r. 4 per Cen a 9 6 Ln'trryliA el.. 19/. is-. S per Ct. N. An.. II Cone. for AL c. 7511 Bank L. Ann. 19 9.161 MARRIAGE. On Wednesday, at Thornhill, by the Rev. J. L. &two, 31..1. Thorns. Bayley Clarkson, Esq. of Wakefield, to Mora B.J. ford, of Overton Horror, in the West Riding, and eldrst daughter of the Lite Fkdfnrd , Es,. of Hull, banker. DE4TH. At Marshall'', sear Rumford, Erma, on the 21 , t instant, Mari Eliza, wife of Mr. Rowland Stephenson, of Lombard- MI set. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON lißlisiE. Morning 3$ after 11. I Eveniug 59 Art. IL Petaled sod Plebhatted at THE BRITISH mum ...I TH 2 GLOBE Oliee, No. 117, thread, by C. CORNWELL, of the thread.