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~. • ,4.... • • ORANDBUR OF THR BRITISH RMPIRB. 11 , 0 Tstpst'alio. of Great Benoit, at the ceases in 111), SW 11 1604100, iseelosioe of the army and easy, thee sheet 1140,1/ 1, 4. Front the relate% so far a. politished wader the orsoent , ersons, it appear% the inereare is abmit 16 per test. TAM will matte the population of Great Britain at protest to be 14 "mono ..f smsic If!land Contains 6 . 580 , 04)0 WS' lilt, meteor the population of the British dominions in l'itrope 20 SOO,OOO. The popillatnin of our N 44111 Al/heti. ee a rirserssioa. cannot be lea. than 1,500,00 o; t h e po p u t a ti os ef the West ll.dia C..links 1100,000; Africa, about 134,060 ; is the ***** ta. 150,0 x) ; rotouicy and ilepeodonetee 614, 2,ni0000 ; sari in on•rsteninsie territories in the E perhaps 70 noo ono of smile. The whole p o p,. I oils'', of the British Etripi.a will, at that rate, contain shoot 05.240 AOp of suult. The Russian, the ueet hieing in the v e e p. o f civilized natiouv, rnotaius 56,000,000; France chnot 30 OCII,OLtt: and Austria ass equal numb , r. The Itonstin Empire, in all its glory. contained 120,000,000, • of w ho m here slave. When we compare it. aitu• 'Ohio with at of the British Empire, in power, wealth, resniorres, soil the arts, sciences, commerce, and sericulture. the p iepniideranee of the latter in the scale of ration. and or empri i• t reat and moat tit markahte. This 135511 e tnopi yr.l its the Ines chant 14 rvir.r n ationt 2,610,000 Inca f r Great IV the repot's 51.000,000 (inelndioz 11,000,000 f o reign and colonial); soil imports 36,000,000. • he nary tle.rinz the last war cousicisil of 1,0110 ships of • 3 ? ; I he s e amen at present iu the nierchant .trice are alioist 174,000; the net 'rerun , of the stale :17.000,0001. The c apital o f the Empire rimming 1,200 6.10 persons, the wins* 'oarlike, which Korot contained in the 414 y. of her remelt streeeth. The we've of fix-11 or landed property in Great so tali...hoed by 11 r. Pitt, in 1797. was 1,600.0001. tied it m.y tlow (tidy taken at 2901,C0.1/. The co t t o n r nonfae , ores 4.f she r soots y are immense. and re.ieli in the .•ports in 20;000.060/. or no, half .f the a hole. In short, saltine every ihm i r 11 , 0 consideration, t h e British in power and sttrneoli, may be stated as the creates{ that r•fr esisird on earth, as it far aurpa , on• them all in know. ledge, moral character, and worth. tho Tirr dominions the su n u.•er set. ; Were Li. v•uutie rays have cvr spires of Quebec, hi. morning beams here +boor thiee briars urns Port .locksoo, awl %bile sick tog from the waicrs of take Sup,- rot.. his rye uproot ' T ooth.. mooc h of 111 c G storm But lel it pre emineure atoms: 1131' ht its toleration ;by its free rolernino111; by the priarrerasee of its inhahitants its courses of inifb•try ; by free rionmunir of intelligence with eafil other; and the butiliteutlf 1'11,1.1 of artists, from a. hat. stir cuelll.y imported, who poltitbsetl as or and astral RR E. 111" DI D L MANTA:I:PI FC'E. A Lisle more than three moat,* wtat n Crotch ponfltymen, of theGolnoban breed. from Ole caitanly of A.r, but lastly (tom I A.nevon, near I notion. canoe to laitielibornmeh, and int•i lodgings at the house of Mr. Walker, an Excise man, in Fennel...levet, iiiiitnating that the recent death of the last of several children hid its injured tht health of his wife, that he had resolved to try what change of air, roan t•s, an I rum oany, would do towards ettertiog her resto ration. he astonrity of Louglib ch, in a few days, be. gin to wool' wonders, and accordingly the peat/emus* IV ti tired so make it a perrnsuctst residence; communicated tis the .m Al circle of arquaiidance he had formed, that he woe • physiciait and surgruit ; extobled Smith diploma. in verificalloo thereof; and commeuced business without farther delay, Poor Jeremy's grist • not however tom i‘sg to the mill in the manner be expected, another ea- Pedient most he learnt...l to: hr proclaimed hisr.velf 4 man 1 . 1 ! WONTt lodgings trees not becoming a max of his station .—torn and barcdas fir • large house in Baxter gate. •• 1'34. purchase—boys also lend. to the amount of near 300/, and gets an attar*. y to torpt•re the price of another estate *which be looted for, that he slight keep • cow or two, (or age comfort of his indisposed nife. Now mind, he artfully avoids making any deposit fur tits purchases, by assuriug the venders that he want. 110 credit ; John for Joan Is his max.rn ; his money trill be ready as soon as the conveyance" cin be made out ; and the first ur second of October is le. • ordiogly the time fisted fir signing, sealing, and delivering. 1 1 :ts What a trickster! lisa p'ana bring matured, he last •seck draw" at sight on that respectable house, Coutta 'cm' , Co London, gets his bills endorsed, discounted, and rims-el-tea lulu negocial.le notes, preteuding lie shall Lowe large *nuts to pay for the furniture of his new Ac. 911.1 under pretence of coilsg to see • patient, taker french leant of the town, bifore Messrs. Carattit's letter arrives, ai_vesitig " uu Met., it ., k now . deAx of any melt person." The hill for 3,0001. which he ;:treiv to ply for the .sialev, 1401 being endorsed by any one, hippo:u lertrinstely to be bust so much waste paper. The host+ to •ations platoon, by the oilier bills anti debts, ettoniits to 61051. tie bad likewise wrote twice to Machin said (,fill, No. 3, Wirwiek place, Ceilford•row, London. fur ‘urauril inotrunseilis, "to present to a young . jriead" (as he essetaisist ie his lets. rs), to the valise of 60/. Is. 3d. dem mg to have item delivered en or before the 27th of S.•ptewalee, 101 l fortunately. 31r. Gill, instead of sending the artietta down, I. . glut them himself, and arrived at the • Drco's tuecmg ahem% an hone .her be bail decamped, by 'a , . rich means the gouda escaped falling into his posiession. it Gas attire horn wirertaiuvii, by the deputati .... appointed sii twiner/as "siding r, that he sent trust baste th a w,' t o use r . • ant errhisked for Dublin He called himself Richard Jiieltron, was a torfect f Orin . , in .appeat vice, and said ha was about fifiy.five years °r age—riles/on Gasette ltidVelL INTELLIG'ESCE. 11•RWICIT. OCTolltle 11. A retied the Henry Freeling, Leirc-ter. and Cuoleresgh p•ckeis from Cuxhaven, and Prince.. Chai hole packet from lidullauil—each with a wild. I.I.TMOUTN, OCTORKIII 10. Arrived the Sara% and Elia ibetb, Soother., Lulu Mites f.ir London: Levant Stcr, Owen., (iota klarscilies for Wolfe from a Cruise.; and the Lee from the emt • weed. The North Star, keeper, from 8111,613 for London, struck on dome ruck. off U.M.ut, and was yesterd.v f in .with h) the Levant Star seven rtsilea W.N.1%. of 1...W0e, tat'd towed io here with los. of rudder. Sailed the Pigmy schousier un a cruise. OCTOIFR 10. A rrivril the Sophie, tinoper, from Loo-ion f.. Faro. 't - to tV.isiutlvan packet for the MAitt.traucat, will most sail tbi. aftrtuoon. The Prince Lime.' [mita fur dt 'Ft itt -*- - -- pc, ton. per I uu. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Moulting 16 ■fler 3. I Evening 34 Otto. 3. %. _.. , . I rstur. tee roe A • trr.o, 1111111 %JCT. 1. 10 .'Cr.is. A ercricx is detained call Friday's po. Irani' laid before his Maesty, then his Royal Highness the Ihe tweend works: stoned by Wing taruwairlllo a gig, aloe 1 11 4 1 11 p lace In sue A , e ived off the lotard the LegLirie. Tolberd, from Bahia Seteedule (G.) is the Appendix, contains a list of places ! Alarsh Ware Potatoes, from . Priuee Regent,ie C ounc il ; who Mall gloriously pleased, ia in :..7 drys, for Ilainbuigh; and S2rab mot Eli/Rohe% from hew( of his late Majesty, to allot, sad where new churches Of chopels are to hr built, and *he r e ; Shaw and Quebec Potatoes Ware, from 40s to 60s per Sub. the name and ou the— Ili ."a . I . l h Scull au ere weeks, fur Plymouth, 1.0. it "thw approve of the seine; and such ruks and regulative' are ao. Ile plans love breve °beam. el mid &moored, and where the i Marsh Champion, ' at RICH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE/ and eth:e. sexed is the Appendix marked (U.) Commissioners are taking the acre-nary step. to obtain ten. ; - Moreiiag IS after 3. I Evening 34 after 3. I. t rilLiaottD. ooer•Bre 9 B y virtue of these roes and regulations, t h e meet i ng , o f dm fur the pertoasanee of the work, preparaten yto liar cu. 1 COAL MARKET, Ocideut 10. ______ _ The Harriet. Taylor, whirls arrived jesierday (rune Ma- the Board were appuinied to be held once in every week, Weise isle contracts. I Ships at Market. Ships Sold. Prig,. I bora for Liverpool, with the fryer we board (Iwo men homely, on every Tureviey during the sinus' of Parlisateut ; Schedule (H.) he the Appellees, contain• a list of places 1 391 Newcastle hse in, died tan the passage), sailed 11th Replicate• i, a n t lett and twice in each mouth. uaneely, oat the seteemd and (moth sinew mew churches or Char Is . me so be blots, and where 11 Sunderland see. I. " 44 th e re , mia" n et` t °her Ira. the l'i c k"l' ye V err et * Trieselnyi,dariug sus prorogation or adjourerment of Portia. architects Wire *eat in plans, *hide are now a n d er coo l s . I C ao d s . ro Ur Lout... A liatnbualla vessel *la" •nive• at Malaga mint; said a public misice was given of such idle, fur Inn deel" 4 "t• —.. , --e Rotterdam .... 2C.12 18 Venire ..... 27 80 fro/ea./eels .rn, was ordered uff to proceed to Minorca, au eittieen • 3 ,p c . o f all p ers u a s barin g h w .,,,,. r to mumm y w i t h Schedule (I.) is the Appendix , contains a list I t 1 .1,.e rs Antwerp ...• • (From the "London Nilo Price Ceirrent.l toisserpo ore of two men having died. the Board. where sew eleurebes or chapel* are to be built, but forHamburgh ... 21 U. 38 1 Naples .. 39t ..-2.'7. --- .. _____ _ ___. A clear and full statement of all monies whatever, re- which plays have not Vet been nest au. Alton*. —2l 1: 38 6 Palermo .... per us. ills An ingenious individual of Dublin has succeeded e n d ue d or expended dueler Ihe authority tat has Majesty '. With • view of " 1 snialf a due Petro/wise , of the Nub., 1:111D•lf. OCTOBFR lit . Paris 3 Jay's sight.. 25 73 Lisbon Is to Copros.—The exten•ire sale at the ludic Hunan took D i tt o l i ‘ Comm . . shown was direct. d lo be laid he'rele t h e Board his Majesty's Chnianimsioners rciluiie Ilse aerrtal ar . titter .2 U. 26 5 Oporto elder 1:110 contracts with the arebitros, who are airrocello place this forenoon; it cimaisei ii of 10 241.1 bags• a very run. 13 ,„,,,,„ x . ..i in csecnirleritig a model of a steam co:scli. which h ill/ Irurt lat the Isfe Id •1X Or right 111 . 111211 All hour; and , w il l:e ll e in every ' quarter,.uudier distinct heads uf, Escheat wee tbai ample warily is given by tespeciable bondsmen fw enterable proportion was taken in. The Bei:gala, which Fro ai d a k i l i ii i :t ex. o m n 01, •""? Issues, and of Office Expeuditoce. A standing C . O7D- r Ilse !rerfeermauee of the same; au.) they tio then r • quire the were sold, went sii prices /01. a td. below the previous musket Bahia .. ..• hy a self-acting opoaratiis, it can be conducted mitre* of accounts war appointed, tw the purpose of 1112 sreitateet• thew•wrtrea to per bowl to them, that the expense i rates; the Swabs td. lower:— Dublin .... ..... i (unmet the most toir.csie 10414. ensuing •nd passing such quarierly accuuuss, and of repeal.Petri...burgh, rhl. 3U. 81 Cork ____ ____. lag the same to the Board, and al-u for the purporree pew of erecting the churches or chapels shall out exceed the 1. Bengali, r.i y milioary to good.. 41. a GO. Vienna effective 2 M 10 23 BULLto‘. automat elf their rstimairs. PRICE OF wTOCKS V EsTERDAY. paring site secesseurs to br laid before Parlismeol. very good di I. a tii.l. Trieste....do lO 23 Portugal Gold ill IP Lie i With algae, to the mode ut air. rtaittlog the rxtrul of pee. His Majesty's Consosirsivatera have further to report, that, I Sums, tray todicary - Mottrid •. .. Brink Stock .....13till limp. 3 per Ct. Ann. 77 1 ,„,...,•, potation of any parish tar extra psioi hist Warr, his Majesty's amongst the other advantages rostfersed by the Art of Par- I Ruud 3 per Ct. nil. 701 ';7l Lolls Stock Bilbou 77 Do. Dotiols 7U 68 70 111. of the Caaaainalloo "ivied by the 9111 se emu, of the Are, the Si. Pancras 10 obtain sates for two sew ehrelees, lime bel -Li• hodrae It a 8 elrwlated 6,000 Bengals and 3,000 Surat. were Seville Barri•lon• 3 3 5 01 1 New Deabluons ..0 0 0 3 per Ct. C9llO. .•• 7 7 1 { Es. Billo.i. i b uuo/• ... 4 warm made ander the Population Ad., au,' she arreial Sc. . one thrrein, under local Atli of Porli•nirni, which are cal- 1 . 33 New Winn .....8 4 9 t/4 771 5 pr. tomato us the subj.(/' ut demo scrpin le s, vehicle bad bees colleted to accommodate about live thousand persons taken is. NIUGArt.••••.. •ve demand for cowl Sugars continues v e rr i n a i s ed s i t o o , bot . li e_ Houres _ , of par , lssem iii; and lb:ire/owe uf , i They RIC AIM primer-fling under its pruvisomis to übtaio a a I ,......................._aa.a.mr. _ 3 i per Cettt....... 871 i Ditto Small ....5 7 pr. paid this week me r•ther limber be • Kea as pram& /11C1C 1, vailtuir en twe pupa. new side for the enrich of the pooh of St. • ct. vomit, Wercess• and extrusive ;um p r ices L 4 . li I " Ce. 14 95t 1 Lotter y TtClir" 191. 11111- ,; lotion , • t ter, shout to he rebuilt ; the carcase of 'Alaimo; which . The low !moats* .. ms ,„ . m . ev ij ua l y h eav , and the t e n le ' I Printed and Published at THE DRITISH PREIS and I'VE ii 10-1. le s t N. Ain.. 110 t i CODS. for ACC•• •• • 77:1 it ea. required, among other si t ing., that fur ascertaining sins are defrayed by the parishes. I Weil" are at tau - timer rases. • ' " s GLOBE (Mee. NO. in, Stewed, by C. CORNWELL. ....auk L..i.g Aster.. !Ili 75 77 1 the accumniodatiou of soy cbuich or shspei, t:::. same should . la add.inen to the spplicAluns to which his Ilajxstes 13) Pla . irec salt "1 forenoon, 305 bt,,le 61 hula. Trinidad of the Illirawel„ ...the.16267 6 Rae Janeiro. . RE. CHUKCHI& TO Tilt NONOURABLI TNR CONNOR. OF Tilt OVITIRD NINGOON OP ORIAT BRITAIN AND 111111.41414 IN rAaLehatswr misamiLie. A REPORT Of ►ia Majesty's Commiminaer• appointed by video of ms Act of Portionless!, passed in the 6si year*? the mina of ►is lite Majesty Luis George 111. C. 4S, initialed, • As Art for betiding and pruntratsae Ike bedding of additional antreltes in populous Parish..." His Commissioner* have to report, that the Ad of Parliament for boildine and promoting the haildiwg of *Milian., Churches, payed oo the 30th May, in the year 1818, by the provisiwis of which, his tate Majesty King George the Third was empowered to appoiet Comminieners for carrying the said Art gain executors. That, pursuant to sorb power, cos the 20thly following, letters patent (a Yip, of which is din the Appeedit, marked A.) ironed under the Great Seal of the Elitireal King dom of Great Britain and Ireland, by which the Covent Right Hon. and Ron. Primes therein named were appointed Comairimioners for the purpose aforesaid. Tint on (be 28th of the said roontb of July his Majesty. Conounwinnert met iu the l'rivy Coolies! Chamber, White. half, and formed ihronvelves into a Roark sod appointed a secretary ; tied es rune afterwards as e.ssalbstaasee w o uld permit they obtained the lease of a hunse io Great Genege unreel; Wntiriuster, at a moderate rent, fqr their future necommoulatiett; part of which is occupied by the Commie slower. fur carevine into effect " As Act for appoietiog Conowiasiorters to Inquire crineerstiug Charities to Rag land for the Educatiou of the Poor," who pay a pro. portiere of the rent, and the other incirleotal sm. mows of providing a messeoger and a servant necessary fur Aerate of the house ; these, wish the secietary and one clerk, form the oliole of the establishment. Hi. Majesty's Commissioners then pruterdrd carefully to in.pert the pen. visitors of the Act of Parliameat, fur aseertniniog the pryers! duties whieh they had to perform, and according te the diresitions contained therein, and with the view of en- Ilnihring into the state of the parishes and extra parochial plater. its the metropolis mid its vicinity, and all other pro, of England and Wales, and of aseertaiaieg the parishes trod places in which additional churches or chapels, for the per formance of divine service aecorsling to the rites of the unit cal of Eugland Neil Ireland, as by law established, were most required; and In enable his Majesty's Commis- Metiers to tali* the mast effectiral and proper means of *ford ing rude ac,ommorlation, ility applied for and übtaised copies or the accounts of heathers awl population, with the churches and chapels third... and their rapacity, the aumber and emsrlition of glr he houses, Ste. as presented to both Hosier. of Parliament in the year 1818, by command of his 11fiajealy, then his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. With the view also of giving penlicity to their proceedings, and ,fier promoting the earliest execution of their ports, his Ma. kely's Commissioners rauied advertisements to he howled M the Cauf le anal politic piper., wetting forth that they were seedy to receive applications from parishes and extra pa. 'whist place', for the several purpose coutainediu the Act 4( Parliament. In order to comply nit], part of the direetioes contained .18 the 12th section of the Act, which ierptire that his Ma. jimey's Commissioners should, as sorsa after their appoint. moot as the obtaining titeesisry int...rotation would allow, Mt and specify the largest mistrust of allowance to be grant. red for building any church, and make sorb other regulations 411 they should deem expedient, to he fixed and known. For the furtherance of the purposes of the Act, they had recourse is the professional experieuce of the architects attached to the Office of IVorkv, to atria( them is forming their judg. meat on this point; sod after cartons meetings and Wm llailatintla with them, his Majesty's Commissioners having .Roes the sotji et the moat mature enntideratioo, were of opinion that 20,000/. ought to be the largest ansamot of al. *Faure to be granted fur building say church ; at the some home the Commissioners think it proper to state, that that Mom bad reference priccipaßy to churches to be erected in London, suit on a general view of such cases as were likely to come before them. His Majesty's Cornmiesioners also caused an application to be made to their Lordships the Bishops, inviting them 50 form District Boards in their respective dioceses, for the better obtaining correct information as to the extent of pop.- lotion in the steers! puristic, and extra parochial place., the accommodation therein fur public worship, sod the ability of the parishioners sod lohabitant. to cootribste wholly or its part to the charges attendant on the Act of Parliament, together with such other information as might from time to lime be wanted. Fur the use awl information of the dlitriet Boards, his Majesty's Commissioners extracted from the Act of Par. hewn' those provicions which were chit By intended to direct them in the extocise of their powers, and which seemed more particularly to afford leading iustructions to such Boards in their. proceedings. Willi the view of enahliog the parishes whirls might be entitled to the benefit of the Act, whether qualified by the extent of population, the deficiency of church room, or otherwise, to apply fur aid according to their several eir . avoidance., his Majesty's Commissioners drew up the I papers to the Appendix, marked (B) and (C); (B) being a form of inquiry coutaiuing a great variety of queries, •nswers to which were necessary to enable the Board to form an opinion how far it was expedient fur them, or in their power to comply with the application ; (C) being a draft of petition, with blanks to be tilled op with the same Infos Militia as was contain. d in the particulars of inquiry, hot drawn up iu the form of a petition to the Board: these documents, tog they with the extracts from the Act of Parliament before - metitioaed, for the or: of the district Boards, were forwarded to his Grace the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, to his Grace the Lord A'rehbishop of York, mid to their Lorthhips the Bishops of the several dioceses in England and Wiles. Having adopted such measures as, in the opinion' of his felsjesty's Commissioners, were best calculated to tall the attrition of the public to the I provisions of the Act of P. rliarneot, and to point out the modes to be adopted by pa. rialtos and extra parochial places in making application for ald s ilicy proceeded to draw up certain roles aod regulations, as Nevelt - A by she said 12th sectiou of the Act for the coo. Atmore: tiebrgerseral proceedings, and theeein hecified itie snen of tarenty.thousand pounds as the largest amount of M imeos:Kr, which la their opinion it would believer to grant fur building any church or chapel ; sod they also made such other niter mad regulation. as they deemed expedient and necessary to be fixed sod known for the forthersoce of the purposes of the Act. Such rules and regulations were after . ' Higbee.. the • M ocelllci by actual alsneensetsocet; sod is every east •brit application foe aid wale look sot the cteeati of &s -tow, the roonitowe of at least 1,000 lonians fumr voiles frost their pariah eburch, or soy cooperated dispel in iota swish, tritl to be oeci‘eil by the eertiicates of t►e Mu toter aud Cherehwariless. That whenever the Coesnihrioners might have occasion In decide am• say of Si.., point., they were to endeavour M procure wneh farther information as cosid be. .applied by %be Lord hasp of the diocese, by the Wonder and Closegiftwoodeos wf the place, or by other evidence thereof; and Met whewever, for the purpoee of •stortaining the ex pettiest-, of dividing any pariah, or where a knowledge of the 11110161111011“ of the benefice should be requisite, the Bishop was to be requested to obtais the recesaary infir mities is such way as he should deem must likely to be eiscrect. That is every beading to be erected wader the •istloority of the Act of Parlianieut, the character of all ecelesissoical ! edifiel‘f or divine wooslsip seriording to the rites of the Church • of the United Kimmins of Rutland and Ireland, was to be pressured, both externally sit internally. That the work to be performed in the building of any church or chapel, ander the suatority of the Act, either wholly ne in part, defrayed by grant or loan nut of the monies timothy granted, should be subject to suck inspection of his Majesty's Oneeuf Works, 9n the application of the Gummi,- slaws, as should from time to time he required by them; sad that solidity sod durability of construction were to be isvariably attended to, both in form and material., as well its grounds of general expediency will proproei y, se fur the purpose of avoiding as much as possible the throw* au iv. creased hordes of repaint too the several pareolies. The other rules and regnlsSiotok specified in the Appen dix, being established by the authority aforesaid, hog Ma jesly's Commissioners proceeded to enter into such resole !boos as appeared to be requisite for the getdauee of their general proceedings; and, amoonget other things, it was re solved, That la all vow in which a discrei ton was left to his Majesty's Commissioners respecting the allotment of moan, provision he made for as large a propugtion of free sittings as the cireunotances of the case will permit." His Majesty's Commissioners have farther to report, that in every case in which they deemed it expedient to build a thatch or chapel, they thought it advis.ble, with a view of calling futile a general compttiii ..... and of bringing f wooed professiowil talent in various parts of the country, to call for plan from the applicants, under the directioolo of the local committees; and having experienced gee it Jacoby in form ing any opinion on the plans submitted to their conridera lion, with reference to the con.truction and durability of the buildings, hie Majgsty's Commuseitmers deemed it expe dient to appoint a Building Committee, for the purpose of taking into their partieular conriderstioon •oieb plane, with the several circumstances which might attend the execution of them. Under this reference, the Budding Committee take Into consideration the number and arrangement of the sittings, the estimated el/erre of the Imildoogs, the tenders fur the performance of the several works, with the securities to be given for the dne execution of the same, and the several par- Ortolan &Headset thereon. with the asaistagiee of such in formation as they can obtain from the reports of the several local committees. As a measure of precaution. and in order to obtain the best possible amurauce of the stability of the buildings, his Majesty, Cumnsisniuuers have recourte to the opinion of the architects winched to hie Majesty's Offire of Works. This arrangement has been attended with the most bene ficial eunsequesiees; fur many instances bare oreurrud in which plans have been altogether rejected, owing to defects which hay. been pointed out in the proposed construction, and which the Building Committee themselves might have been onsblelo-detect ; and other plans have hem repeatedly sent beck to the arelotects who prepared than, for coerce- • lino and antenalsotedo The Building Committee bold their meetings independently of the,, held by the Bused, to whi c h they regularly report their proceetlinge. His Majesty's Commissioners, it. the course of their pro ceedinr, &mud that the powers vested in them by the Act of Parliament, •ere in some respect• goads quate for the purposes for which they were intruded, and that their pro gress was so much impeded thereby, as to make it neccrasry to apply to Parliament fur additional powers; and on the 13th July, in the year 1819, a further Act passed, int ii oled, " A. Act to emend cud render morcrffectuoil an Act passed in the last Session of Parliament, for building and pro• rooting the building of atiglitional Churches in populous Pa rishes;' the provisions of which latter Act have greatly assisted the Cutionissiourrs iu carrying the views of the Legislature into effect. Singe the Board was formed, 158 applications have been made to them for aid, which have very materially differed from each other in circumstances; 45 of these cure have, after doe consideration, been rejected, as Slut cowing within the view of the Acts of Parliament. Hie Majesty's Commissioners beg leave to refer to the Schedule in the Appendix marked (E.) as containing a list of places, in which they have deemed it ripedient that addi tional churches or chapels should be built, together with the oasnr• of the parishes or townships in which they are situate, the present population and church accommodation, the proposed number of new churches or chapels, and the accommodation proposed in Ilona, she amount of the ar chitects' estimates, where the same have been rr crived, the probable expellee In eases where the estimate* have not been received, the specille prattle proposed to be made by the Board, the amount of subscriptions in and of tin build lugs, the sums already butted in exchequer bills, the loans proposed to be suede to parishes, and also a statement in re spect to sites for churches or chap , Is, whether provided by Rift, rate, subecription, or out of the parliamentary fund, or whether the site be not yet provided. By the recapitula tion at the end of the Schedule, it will appear that the churches or chapels proposed to be built amount its number to 110, which are calculated to furnish sittings •t one time fur shout 144,190 persoes, of which accommodation shout tine- third will be is, free seats. to be •ppropriated to the use of the pour; that the . probable expeuse of erecting these churches or chapels amounts to about 1,06(4,0001. including 69,000/. the amoiset of loans *hick the Commissioners pro. pests make to various parishes; from this sum is to be deducted about 911,0001. the amount of parochial and private cestribatiose. This will leave a presumed balance of about 20,0001. at the disposal of the Commissioners, which they are persuaded will out be inure thaw sufficient to enable them to compkiei, the several .weeks in which they are cu. Raged, and to oblate sites for churches ur chapels to be built, is places where the inhabitants, from the gruel of means, ere intrepid, of providing them for thi mselvcs. The ficlierlste (F.) in the Amorlie, contains a list of place* is which new churches or chapels are 'um meeting ; gird rattails of Kt-purls (rum the architects, of the ■:atr of the several works. itHEEP SKINS. Sheep - • 2s 2.1 to 2s 4.1 'Anita SG 41 le te 104 *Ma. *Mush* .f duty. %a. sB. per gilk.a. Port, old, per 138 gallons 3Ol to 4Sli New, dint, Lisbon, per pipe Madeira, per pipe of 110 gallons (East lorlia) 451. to 751. Sherry, per belt PRICE OF POTATOES, from OCT. 1, to OCT. 6. Sagan selel a shade !mut than the peetloie nessiet isdan, yet higher than could be anticipated, bring chiefly the qu a . s li 2 ly s.; moatl the pr oo ssed . jurrcali the ta ais 41 5 ket . ; i.w brown. sold 504.114. a 'The purchases of Relined Goods are still chiefly for tie home s toosumplloa ; the export is inconsiderable : the prices since oar last are without vartatioa. There is some request fur brows and yellow Foreign Su gar. r the whites nee still neglected. core tr. —Tbe quantity of Coffee brought forward by p u b. lie sale this week bas been rut. naive; the whale nearly dia. posed °fat prices a shade higher than last week. There uric Nor public i.ales of Coffee Mooed fortea , d this Nieuwe, the whole sold with great briskness at the previous prim of the market ; a large parcel of St. Lb. good quality, 103 s. GJ very ordinary 100 s. 11,,„, have been lately extensive purchases of good Si. Dmitii, c , 103.. a 103 s. Sit ; by private Contract this forearm« 164. stated to be realised. Generally the Coffee market may lot stated very firm, anal notwitstauding the large quantity brooch' forward, the whole has gone off freely at improving priers, and the opinion of the best informed is, that the prices ,!I still advance. l'ltt3T.—Two cargoes of New lffuseatells were pit op at public auction yesterday (one of thou exposed to pabLe. bare last week, at *MA there was very little dirpositian to purchase, was bought is from 81. to 61. 16s); yesterday, buyetrr, the buyers did nut appear more inclined to poi. chase, notwithstanding the importers sheered an inclination to sell; only a few tots null at 51. 6s. for common, 51. 105. for base!' (boxes), 81.11 s. haltbones. and 81. t.. quazters: the quality of the whole very lender, and appears to have been parked in a harry to get first at market. No buyers appeas ed for the Almonds, sad were ',ought In to 111. New FRUIT, by public sale II th instant :-1110 box es Bloom Renoir's, Ha. a Us.; one lot flls. 2,300 boxes Mos c.tel Raisins, is benches, W. 10s. a 51. Its.; 640 half boars. 6/. a 61.9•.; 136 (outer boxes, 61.2.. and 6/.35. 27 ho s . Jordan Almonds, 101. 10s. chiefly pained i 20 half brie. all. a li 1011. RUM, BRANDT, AND HOLLAND{—The rateably, re. quest for Brandy has subsided; the market has become ex ceedingly heavy, aod purchases may be made Id. a td. prr Rallua lower.—The sales of RIM by prime contract arc quite ineuasiderabl ; no reduction has, however, been sub mitted to —Pale Geneva coutinues scarce. By public sale Ibi. forenoon, 86 puncheons Jamaica aid 84 pus brows Leeward Island Runt were brought forward; the whole sold freely at prkes a shade higher lbau the pre etous rates by pritraie catilrart : Jamaica 9 a 12 (1.P... 12 a It; 14 a 91 ....... . la. Bd. a 1.. 9d. 22 a 24 1.4 lad. a Is. I Id. Leeward Islands V.P • . Is. 4.1. 3 and.l over, fowl Is. 5.1. Hors—Hops are likely to taro oat more unfavoisrable tkau anticipated good Hope are scarce; the new is ebielly of inferior timidity. The estimated duty bas (Alec to 16,.0001. and 170,0001. Ittot.—There is little doing in Riee, yet the ladle House sale prices are supported. . . . . . . . Smits —There is nu alteration either la Iberians/id or io the price of Spice•. Ort.s, fusigares, Sce.—The Davi.' Straits vessels which have arrived are uncommonly well fished, mid the (animate of this year's fishery is stated to exc. ed 15.000 toms oil; the prices are i■ consequence much lower; 21/.86e Dearest quo tation for Greenland Oil. Other descriptions nioniaM— By public sale on Tuesday, about 210 tuns Saud Sea Oil, 191. is. a 211. 15s. TALLOW. —The Tallow market has become eaceedingly heavy, arid &reduction of Is. tau been submitted to; yellow candle this foreman was heavy at 445. 6J. The Town mar kt t is to-day quoted 499. Od. which is the 11112 SC as last week. MEETINGS OP CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL TIM DAY. ...m..- M. ■. C. Wright, Lodgete.hiil, wise-ssercliant H. &bushman, Isle of Love.lase, cloth tietor 3 12 H. Cassels, Mettir's-lane, Caution-street, wine-met- chant 3 10 J. Hower, Tot at lbsireet, Westminster, 1 12 W. Lonna, late of Toaley-street, Surrey, bat wow of Chelsea, hams-draper. 1 10 DIVIDENDS. T. Tripbook, St. Isames•street, bookseller lO S. Champaess, Fulham, market-gardener. lt .1. French, Coventry cad Edinburgh, rilibuis.iwanoingisree 11 G. Hadley, Greenwich, draper .... G. Milne, Broad-street, merchant J. G. Jones, Mark-lane, corn-fsetor ll W. Miles, Oxford-street, linen draper ld CERTI FICATES. Robert Whit tlewey Pixel's., of Chepstow. Mon mouth, ship-builder—Wm. Bradfield. of North Elnihne, Norfolk, baker.—T. Ellmby, of Poole, Don't, lioeii-draper. —W. M'Neill, of Charles-street, Middlesex Blimpital, Mid dleton, eoseli•maker.—.l. Dewey, of 'Wolverhampton, Staf ford, factor.—). Sandbiel, of Bird's-biaildinca, Islington, AlidJletwi r slater —W. G. Koichi of Baleombe, Somerset, money-wrivener.—W. Riebardwin, late of Wrntham, Kest, inn-keeper.--R. Stiolart and M. Stodart, of the Strand, bookaelient.—G. Baylis, of Stapleton, Glou. crater, dealer. MARRIAGES. On the 2d instant, at St. James's eatreh, Westrniaster, Major J•mts Harken, of the Honourable East loch& Cu. pauy's- service, so Margurrilr, eldest daughter of the late . Colonel Gledadsle, of Whitchisver, Cumberland. On the 10th instant, at Mary-le-hone Church, New-rood, by the Rev. W. Chapman, B. ft Haydon, Esq. historical painter, to Mrs. Hylnon, of Stow house, Devonshire. At Leghorn, or the 101 h ult. by the Rey. Thomas Hall. Chaplain to the British Factory, the Hue. Arthur Hill Trtvor, 'West son of Viscount !Noronha", to Sophia, daughter of George D'Ascy Irvine, Ea*. Cast/e Bougie, cutout, of Fri otenegh. Urns Turedey lost, et St. Johtt's Chortle, Cltestee, Mr. Ro• bet • :Herter. of Henboree Bridge, near fileekhoes., to Mote irininin Morris, of Cheater. The parties should have beets ossartie'l thirty-six years ago. The ha 'deg i 'soon ha* sante been onortiNt, and had eighteen children by Ins first oil,. Me had slut teen his present wife fur thirty-five years bele,* Moeda, ate i vb . , , or t.g ni htn o li r ezi g e l her in the city, sod otarrie4 her the seiu DEATH. On Saturday, the 6tb lamas', at Bognor, Johan' Howie, daughter of the late John Fiiber, Esq. Her death eras occa sioned by bring tbruwa Crum a gig, and fur* place us the spat. Commiminuero have been able to =lce groats In aid, at ott forth iu Schedule (E), they beg to refer to she I app i• cation* fur further church accommodation, specifier! iu the Schedule ntailted (K) in tiva Appendix, amounting in number to 25, the consideration of which, they very much regret, they have been under the necessity of primpoising, front a belief that the parliamentaiy fund will be totally exhumed ill the completion of the rburchee sod chapels which they have already proposed to build. Hi* filikoty's. Commiamoiterm cannot conclude their Re port without adding, that mom of the patiolico which hive received mil toward, obtaining further church airomtni.ila. Bow, have ackunwleilgtd with the greatest gratitude the hourly of Par!summit. C. CA NTUA R, I 11. TOTT, W. LONDON, F.. 1. H. 11 . 01.1,ANTON, KENYON, B. C. STEPHF:NSON, .1. NICHOL!, JOSHUA IVATSON. C.O. CAMBRIDGE, Great Geurge-street, February 3, 1821. 111.1liK 1: Ts. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, OCTOUVR 12. The supply of Wheat this week, altliniogh more than ade quate to the demand, is considerably less than it has been for the three percediug we. ks, yet the quantity remaining on bawl is so larce, that the twoksi is gieatly depressed by it, and only the rosiest samples of old and new find buyers at Monday's prices, all other sorts ate unsaleable on accurst of its very rough condition, from wet weather, the millers t use it. We had a very birge arrival of Barley on Wed's( sday, and having only • few buyers, the fineat puns fromNuffollt could not be disposed of, except at • reduction 4.f 6s. per quarter from Monday's priers, and what nes sold thts morning was at the same abatement from Monday's . quotations. Beans are tls. per quarter, and Oats Is. per gunner lower; in other articles no alteration. U X BR I DG E. Own lnspeetor's Retort., THURSDAY, OCTOSIER 11. Wheat, per load l6! —1 to 22/ 19s Beg. ditto Barley, per qeturter 2ss —.I to 33• —d Oats. 16. —d to 33s —d Betel 29s —(1 to in. —d Pease 32s —d to Ass .—d Rye 30$ —d to 34. NEWBURY, RERKS, OCTOBER 11. Meet 3ss tu 90. I Oats lts to 35e Rye .... —s to • Beans . Barley 2s. to 400 I Pease Bread, per gallon, L. 714. to is. Ind. SALISBUBY. Ocroucte 9. Wheat 521 to ROa Od I Oats.... 225. Oa. ie 275. 0.1. Barley. DF.VIZE.S. OCTOBER 11. Meal 40. Oda 44s 611 I Oat. 244 otl a 344 0.1 Barley—. 31s Od a 46m Od Beans .... 22d 0.1 a 25r 04.1 700 Sacks of Wheat sold at the average of 335. Op. HVNGERFORD, Oc Too4o 10 %%9)141..45.. Od. to 03.. N. I 0at...22c O. to 351. Od. Dar:47..305. Od. to 455. Od. I Beans 31.. N. to 44.. 0.1. SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, Oc-romm It. The supply of all descriptions of cattle at market this morning will , good, and prime beasts obtained last market day's prices, but those of inferior quality were nominal.— Hay, Straw, and Clover, are at our last qnotations. The fol lowing is a correct statement of the prices and numbers : To sink the offal per stooe of Sib. 8eef....31. 0.1. to 41. 4:1 ' Fleast of Cattle this day: Mutton .2s. 6.1. to 41. 0.1. Beasts Lamb...os. 0.1. to 0.. 0.1. Sheep ............. . 6.1120 Od. to ss. 2J. Calves Pork... 38. 0.1. to bs. Od. Pigs ..... ....... 1110 NEWGATE AND LEADENDALL MAKKETS. (By the Caribou.) Beer .... 26 Rd to 36 4.1 Veal .... 36 4d to 5. ad Mutton.. 26 Ittl to 3a 4d I Pak .... 26 Bd lu 56 4d UM!).... PRICES OF HAY AND STRAWY . J VIM'S . Hay 3/ 54 94 to 41 40 0.1 Hay .... 3/ 104 0.1 to 4/ 44 OJ Straw 11 7* 04 In I/ les 0.1 I Clover.. 41 Os 0.110 5/ S. Od Clover 4/ Os 04 to 51—s 041 Straw . I/ 6. Od lull 14s OJ PRICES OF TALL/IV' • Town Tallow 50s 0.1 —1 Oil Yellow Russia 47+ Oil While ditto...46s 0.1 —s Lid Soap ditto.... 43s 0.1 —s Oil Melting Stuff 38. o+l —r 0.1 Ditto rough..4ss Oil —s Od '. SOAP, &c. per 1121 b Yellow Soap fat ' Mottled Coral Graves 904 O. Good Dregs 74 Os PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stoup of 81b. Price of Tallow (as stated by Ilia Tallow Meltris) 2.. PJ. PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow CMandlrrw Ilall. Price of Candles, per dose*, Ns 04—Moulds, Bs 6J. El. per dooms allowed for ready moor!. PRICK OF !Ml's, per C o t. P.ICK VTI inv RAns. Kent ....V Ms to 41 8, Kent 41 P. to $1 11. quosex ..21 2. to 31 04 Sussex 24 Ott to 2/ 14' Ith Estex....2l lin 41 Os Eases .... 24 Si to 31 3s RAW IDES. Best Heifers &Steers, per st. Ordinary.. 04 Ott to 4s 8.1 Qs 8d to 3* 4.1 Market Calf.. each 9s Oil Middling* 0* Od to 3* Od Eng. Horse 0. 0.1 to OA Oti V 0 I I I I