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, v /1 ~., 1 V::;e • ! - /i Per Ce s (41 .1 bit /444 At/"LIRA ,t" I .' r • • ( 7 )7 . LONDON. WEDNESDAY: NOVEMBER. 16. 1825. No. "1',154. Price 7(1. FOR FIRE-HEARTEN FOR REVENUE CM/I:W HS. NAV if-OFFICE, Noy. 11. 1023. . 4 4 v i l vd Veers and Commissioners of Ai, B yrn i aPrebg elve Notice, 27, TeSSDAY , the Ist of December next, at one I nd be ready to treat with such persona an may be e'er co t/ for Sapplyieg 114 Hiiesty's Fails a: Depithrd with awl TEIS FOR REVENUE CRUISERS. tweet:o.4e Fire-hearths may be eeen at hittifejesty's Yard at er si s fain of the Tender may be wren this O ffi ce. 7i- will be received eta one o'clock, on tie day of treaty, *Weed. unless the party or an agent for hlm attends. ' - .er Truitt mo at beatcompao led by a Letter addressed to the ,g oo d, and signed by T wo responnible permons, engaging to 1. 7.- band. with the Peracta tendering, in the SUS of 6001., foe ,pedormance of the Contract. SALES BY AUCTION. The Absolute Reversion of Two Ninth Pans of 14, 8 661. 131 : 44 L Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street.) At °smarmy% ftrAfer-hnese, •Chenge-aliey,.(losphini TO-MORROW. at 12. in Two Lots. rRE. ABSOLUTE REVERSION of TWO-NINTH PARTS of 16,61 W. 13a. Id. Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, standing in the names of three most respectable Gen tlemen. u Trustees, to pay the Interest during the life of a Lady aged 87 years, and to divid e the principal upon her decease. Particulaiii may be had of John 3lorgan. Esse. Solicitor. No. 2, Omit James-strret, Bedford-row ;at Liarraway's ; and of %Ir. Robins, 170. Regenastreet. FROM LAST.NIGIITS GAZE T 1 ti. The mimes of those who 'vete nominated for 81;eriffs. by the bordo of the Council. at the Exchequer, on the morrow of Saint Martin, in the sixth veer of the reign of King George the Fourth. and In the year of nalLori one thousand eight hundred and twenty tire. Bedfordshire--Robert E:jiott, of Goldingmn, Esq. ; George Jacob Wynter, of Eversholt, Esq.; Deorge Nigel Edwards, of Han. low. Esq. Berkshire—William Mount, of Wooing-place, Esq.; Barnard BIMC3I of Woketleld, Esq. ; Henry L mmroy Hooter, of Beech hill, E.P. Buckinghamshire—Robert Sutton. ofSt. Leonardo, Esq. ; George blorgan, of Biddlesden Park, Esq.; Thomas Saunders, of As ton Abbots, Itsq. Cambridgeshire and Huntingdon-hint—David Ground, of Whittle sea, Esq.; Thomas Fryer, of Chatteris, Esq.; Whif fing, of Manes, Esq..: Chealtire—William Turner., of Pots Shrigley, Esq.; Richard Massey, of Moston. Esq., Thomas Lynam. of Appleton. Fag. Cumberland—Huraohoey tasohouse, /of Nether Hall, Esq.; Sir James Robert George Graham, of Netherby, Bart; James Sal. mond. of Water Foot, Esq. CornwaS—Thomas Daniel, of Trelissiek. Egg.; John Baler, of Morval, Esq. ; John Heat, of Restormel, Esq. Derbyshire—Sir linger Greeley. of Drakelow, Bart. t Edward Sasheverell Chandra Pole, of Reboume, &sq.; Sir George Sit. TH tOPWI Lys Por.r.ann, Brighthelmaton, StWIWL, brewer, N0v.23, at Revert, 20; and !Ls. 27, at ten, Rt the New I,w, lkight lielmston. Soliciton.. Mr. Fleury Faithful!, Brighthelroston ; and Mr. Edward Clwirolierlsin Faithful!, Birchin-lane, Sattars Twomrsour. Carlisle* tedliver. Nov. 2J. 30, and Der. 27, at eleren, at the Grapes lon, Calisle. SoPritnrg,Memate. litrigson and 1 4 1',1n.0n, Cartiat;; and A i r. William Young, Char lotte-row, Mansion Haug. • • SOUTH SIIIIELDS, Nov. 13—The crew of the Transfer. si t Scarborn', last near Yarmouth, htb lost, were picked up tbk rig s by the Hound, of South Shields, and landed at Burlington. 0 uEttrtsEr, Nov. ll.—Yesterday retire' d strong gale (Toro S. aid S.W. but in the afternoon it suddenly, shifted to N. awl 3.N.E. and continued for some hours, tenttir which the Blur Ann, 11a117 from London to Waterford, drove from her wociww% went on the rocks, and Is gone to pieces. Part of the materialt ; will be saved, hat eery little of her hull. ALDERNEY, Nov. I I.—The Cimone, Greek brig ewer, Capht Miaulis, of 12 guns and 55 men, from Landon to If ydrs„ . was wrecked rot the east point of this Wand. early this morning. All the people saved, and • great part of the goods wirldh were oat board. It is expected that part of the materials will fie laved. . POLICIES OF ASSURANCE IN THE EQUITABLE, ROYAL EXC_._ SUN. WST MINSTER, AND ATLAS AWHANGEEANC E O F FICE S. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick Route. Regent-street,) At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, TO-MORROW. at 12, in Lots, A POLICY in the EQUITABLE OFFICE, for Five Thousand Pounds, the additions to which surety consklerable. A POLICY in the ROYAL EXCHANGE for the sum of Five Thousand Pounds. A POLICY In the WESTMINSTER OFFICE for .Ftve PO FOR DAM OF LONDON, Meet 12,41191, F oa r r . ofthe Iferanumble Me amntistiolorrs rtr Au *fay s RXriff !Immo% in a specious Room, at Chief - t Broad.street, on TUESDAY, the 29th, sod WED. ~ the ah dabs of November, 1895, at One o'clock in of each Day precisely dee following Goads, vit. GENEVA. WHISE.Y, CORDIALS. (:0- ITS. IREXeIf end other Foreign WINES. , TEA, GLASS, and WAX CANDLKS which have laararehottse beyond the time allowed by Lim ; and are Told eauddy the Duties and Charges due thereon. may be had at 6d. each, and Samples aeon at the rlTofietheuse.keeptvs Offer, Tower-hill. *ern Thunder. the to moschm, the 28th of November. 1825, from Ten sill Two ck, ye a p t the Morning of Sale: the Samples of the Day's th Fi only, from 'l' till Twelve stox c L GE DAR ENS.. T" LET on LEASE, sevetal Large sod Como- Igo Houses in the above place. Also some Cillsvenient o se l.°l-1 M bet • N Oe I u. u CT t O a " Wet Pe - _ a w e re eeet i lay ;IV. f 0.16 aty no- 0 spo o 16. 9111.4 14•1 0116si ' ll Sa I sk in at sage( . resolg ro ll" Ms deal P elf" so. 13,0,rr ta ..A Bt s witt y, th is. 45 API P l. 's . Pi coo T the Ire ..t to he SM t°sB cits is kir r WieVirthe lidt. to As o'clock. rid ° -s dek solY• fr3l !I. rl lO be L ,tr7 t ototret• f o rp.mic . .l;art. sppiy to Mr. Titann, 29, 1-----. thOT A ILS to ere y peen, at application is intended 01 to be made to Pasliunca} in the ncst ensuing Session. for jem i, bring la a wit for erecting and providing a NEW CORN EXCIIANfrg or MARKET, for the Sale of Corn anti other ar oos or neer Mark.lane, in the parishes of Sr. Olave, Hort on', rod All Hallows. Barking, in the Oity of London. pod t s let day of October, 192 5 . THOMAS T I ',SON, 29, Coleman-street cr • GEORGE TEAM PACKET COMPANY Orrice, 114 WATES-IPTIEET. LI•Eltr001.. DURLD4.—The LORD BLAYNEY sails, with Goods and beakers. Three Times a Fortnight. ON.—The LEE sails, with Good% and Passengers, Weekly. l'ht 'bore Vessels lo ad itt the Bruns Ratan. JOHN W wieic ATSON, inn. Agent. OBILANTIIROPIC SOCIETY, St. George's-fields, r incorporated for the Admimion of the Offspring of tatinr, and the Reformation of Criminal Poor Children. huiptwr —Hen Royal Righneas the MK E of YORK. SAW- I 'EL BOSANQUET, Esg., TrPIVIITIif. Ot SUNDAY. the 24Ith iggtant, being the NINETEENTII ONIVERSA Rs,- of *pongee tbe CH .1 PE L of this Institution„ tt sERIION the Matting will be preached by the Rev. JOBS HUME SPRY,Rector of St. Marylebone, and V it ettfilmbery. Staffordshire. Diehm Service will Commence *taping she Eleven. WM. PAC S. A.M. Secretary. Er. KATHARINE DOCK.—Notice is hereby given. •nin Me Directors of the St. Katharine Doet Company will yfgh. on Tuesday, the 10th day of January next. at I o'clock, ts prepeals from each persons as may be willing to contract :Rue construction of the Dock's Basin, bock, Entrance flan , . Faandltioit Walls, ,and other Works, according to the um sad conditions prescribed by the Company, and the specifica lly'', pima, sections, and working &strings, which may be in. prefepsospplicatioa at the offices of the engineer and architect ode Company. ant side of Little Tower.hill. any day. Sundays etepted. after Tuesday may the 221 d day of November inst. be tween the hems of 9 and IL The (ammeter' will be required to enter into proper securities ft the &at pef "mance of their engagement, and no tender will be c sired U his tte parties making the samt, or some person duly sinhoesel ce thou behalf, shall be io attendance on the day sp awned. The Toter to be marked outside, " Tender for Works," and Orval to the Sectcrory, before I o'clock on that day, and the Poems ell not consider themselyee bound to accept the lowest Ito!er. JOHN HALL, Secretary. said:vine Dock tame. N4wember 102.1. rG h, a►, the ( A NA ANCHOR, STRAND. ow the 3th of NOVEMBER, ISA teethe purpome of receiving the Report of the Committee 'p awl iutowideting the beat mean* of etfectiog the projected Pr* kin Cart - y -street to Pickett-place, Strand, St JOB N DEAN PAUL, Dart. in the Chair. Billet...et of the Com•ittee wee nail by tier John D. Ptul, thinvlation. to the fdlowing effect were unanimously adopted : It. Pat the most eligible mode of attaining the propos,d pc el he hy the erection of fire-proof Chambers on each side of Ile untied Opeonir. That the amount regoired for carrying the plan into effect hate. , coimated at 210..00f. and that the Chamber'', when let. eeL t reasonable tompotatioro, produce wet rental of 12,1001. F r .'"r 4 L . _ _ aPPlicat.no be made to Parliament for power; fleets .' m •r•e accomplishment of this undertaking ; end that the sum raised aed rioted in Trustees, as a Fund, to be ml!-NI romcoiss , iners' Fund. for efrieting a regolaied eommunicas tin bt:sees Picketr•'lscr. Strand, and (:areysstreet, opposite fatimunis Llrcoln's Inn-Gelds." Thatar it will be necowary, in compliance with the stealing ! tensed). House of lords, that thretsfounhs of the cspital re-1 noddies:ld be paid up by the individual Proprietom, and the' r•••art t•pniite4 in the Bank of England. or vested in Exchequer anti w m the Public Fends, the proproed capital he raised by Ist utopia:ions, of which a deposit of M. upon each 1001. subs towns, be pant at the time of subscribing into the Banking otwoilloors. Snow. Ertl and Paul. in the names of Pror;sisnsl 'IRV". and that a further sum of 731. in respect of each 10111.. aduristirs. he paid by insenlmests, on or before the days follow -rr on or Irene the 25th of January newt ; 20f. on or t4!:5411 day 'of February next, mid 2Cd. on or before the lls-oh n est . ro th at the three-fourths of the removed Mud rb‘Y be paid ism the Bank of England, or inrestee. as re nd. by imeh standing erdent. And further, that the balance of Was each Intl:. vatretiption hi rolled for st tench period Sr periods node Cstraninee may appear Advisable. In case of default in omen; at the irstslmonts, the deposit be forfeited. i'h• T.& nibscriptinns be pail into the hands of Mew.. be... Vault:Al Paul, in the names of the following gentlemen.. as Preo.siorel'lrnot tot that purpose only, viz. Sir John Dean Paul, Sm. ; sit r-lrris Ommanney ; Richard Twining, Esq. ; Hew ' , j e re'rf. R^.(l fl , sorge Iheletar, Esq. fit. That the I: ebe requested to continue their services !!"e the Perrone( going thealottees of the intended application to Paslioneto, and foe en, other purposes which may be necessary. that they be requested *a call a fleneral 311ecting nf Sub a'n". as. earlf as possible after 1,000 Subscriptions of 1001. each b• hint 7th. T. et the Committee he requested to give such publicity to th°l A - " , 'r M et of this Sleeting IA they may deem advisable. 0 th• Th.: cordial tba-.1.s of the Sfeeti'g be given to Sir John Aiin Faith Can for his I Lut'able endesvours In promote the sue. C:lord* eceelaking, a:.d for his polite and impartial conduct in . P (lec i'd l ' , lt the azveral bnildingt and works to be erected ` hall be Milen to general ennme.ition, and be eau ' el to !Le directipn of the t'oemulttee. ^ce. meatnitted to the Committee may be *4164 by The pl :^t.4 I! ! k ets S•;PTINIt'S BURTON. Ti(' Eximcisr.s.—Professer VAELKER e. infor m the I'ub:4c that tto iv% ottetted a aymnasqium .3;r. 1k Frnairfc, ling. nt hi% rell,derlCC, No. 1, rnion •7:ut. near l:r•-lc'>. chutes. ;h t. 1.1 arwl nNto la..ee at ttic former on Mandarn, • Sr•vrn till Nite o'deck iti 1130 W• :nzsdays, Thursdays, and o'ci,iek hi the morning, or on tr , n Two till four n'cloek tructat ra; lettly Vedr.g Centiealen, every moroing :stz..l Rho, either by the Pro- lai74 eirtc.t iay be had at either of rolint..l!NP4 .1.S1) DEIII LITY. Elta f 'S NERVOUS DitOPS.—To Ncrectus disorders and their spirts, head-sew. , rs, fits, aril emfiii (Tidy tecomnvmded d .31cdicire, from which tbey And by a doe 'write ions 6ive.:, the cumpleta re-esta- of tl. Re itm , t. . I'i i I=~ • 11 ; ';24., by Butlers. Chymigtg. r • f s ,. „, 1 •„ : nna ,-,.i,:sackville.atreet, Dub + • Md. New 1:onal-atreet, and 220, Regent -1%. " Ll ^ prinopel Pit-di:ire Venders throughout the .ng! .T.;. er'intu rusty he f()N11: FEMAI,E: PILLS. recom t!eneeal debilify or the ernintitatinn. also ae et safe and • rlince!, in theme windiest irregularities which females, lauZtaiel cistaletion. do segeoiali) T 9 engel P •'.. we La 4 )le en to. In boxes. a: Is. I'd 1/d . at. . A POLICY iu the SUN for Two Thousand Five Hundred iFOLICY in the ATLAS for One Thousand Pounds, upon which addition* are made. The whole on the Life of a In. need Sixty-sls. Partiestwew swore be hat or •lifasisainsa sae Salittrora, Lincoln's-lea; at Oarraways ; and of Er. Robins, 170. Regent•street. , NORTH WALES. 11 lONET Mir' RE. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Near the Market Town of Dolgelly, a very beautiful and highly romantic part of the country, containing nearly Siren linntlred and . Thirty ACTON of Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land; with , valuable and extensive Riahe of Common, on the high turnpike road from IVelchpool and Shrewsbury, to the fashionable Watering Place, Barmouth ; and an excellent Road leading to Bala and Comet, on the high road to Holyhead. By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House. Regent-street). At Garraway's Coffee-house. Change-alley, Cornhill, London, TO-MORROW, at 12. in One Lot. AVery desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the parishes of Dolgelly and Llanfachreth, In the toasty of Alerioneth ; comprising Dolgun. Mals- Helmet. Remo 004- lied.Tydrlyn ' , gates Tydilyn Maur; Ty.vn.y.clawth, an allot ment on Ceder Idris, and Cae-yr Defaed Farms; containing up wards of seven hfindred and twenty. eight acres of meadow. pc:gore, arable, and tine thriving wood land. principal part compact, adjoin. ing the lands of the Iste Baron Richards, .1. Kennedy, Ego. Sir Robert Vaughan, and others. A considerable part bounded by the river Afen Witnion, and another stream, which is stored with fish. The situation is beautiful, and embraces prospects of the most striking and romantic scenery, amongst which Ceder Idris forms a prominent feature. There are very eligible sites admirably adapted for building. The neighbourhood is respectable, the roads are good, and the country abounds with grouse and other game. Particulars may be had at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, 170, Regent -street, where a plan of the estate may be seen. CHEMISTRY. This day is peblised, in Am. cries 12s. boards, it POPULAR EXPLANATION of the ELE MENTS and GENERAL LAWS of CHEMISTRY. WA - 1 ; 6 ; i y • 4 • • Printed km Geo. B. Whittaker, Are-Maria-lane, London. This day it published, ernbellishzd with coloured Engravings. in 121 no. price Ss. in extra hoardi, I[III7THRII- ON iM4T01#06001 1 ; riftemdtittfur - thy Amusement and Instruction of Young Persdis, and to facilitate their acquiring a knowledge of the Neutral History of Insects. P►in kw Ciao. B. Whittaker, Ave 3laria-Lane, London. Of whom may he had, 2. The WONDERS of the VEGETABLE KINGDOM DISPLAYED. in a Series of Lettere. Second Edition, price SC 3. The CONCHOIDGIST'S COMPANION compriving the !twine's and ConAtrnetionii of Twitaceous Animal*, with a Renard Ske , ch of thole prodactiona. 12mo. price ThlZan puhlitheil, in tiro. price I/. half.bound, THE HOUSEKEEPER'S LEDGER, for 1826; a plain and easy Plan of keeping accurate Accounts of the Expenses of Housekeeping. Aed the Elements of Domestic Economy. Br WILLIAM KITCHINER, Author of " The Cook's Oracle." " The Art of Invigorating and Prolonging Life," &c. &c. Also, . An Edition of the Above. 'To which is gelded, TOM TURD , rrs ESSA Y on the Pleasure of Earls Rising, sail a Scheme for ao Early-llour Company. Octavo, price 41.6 d. neatly half-bound. QUOTATIONS AND MOTTOS. This day is published. 3 volt. 12me. A DICTIONARY OF QUOTATIONS from the BRITISH POETS. Part I. ConttilllTlK QUOtatiefli from Sitaksprare, price fie. Part?. Ditto in Blank Vine. price 76. Put 3. Bin° in Rhyme, price 7s. " These volumes are what they profess to be. st-d are honestly and tastefully executed. We have in them the essence of Sink spent and the British Pors."—Critical Casette. Alm. a New Edition of C DONNE LT: S DICTIONARY of QUOT:ITIONS and MOTTOS in most frequent us-, ?mot the Latin. French, Omsk, Spanish, and Indian Languages, translated into English, with ll laza:diens. Historical and Idiomatic. I2mo. price 7s. lid. Printed for Oen. IL. Whittaker, Arc Maria-lane, London. This day is published, in three ells. post Bco, a new Edition, price AL ------- -- - - -- - F ORTY YEARS in the WORLD; or, Sketches and Tale. or a Soldier'* Life. By It. Ci. WA LLACE, E*q. Author of "Fait-en Yearn in India." &c. &e. " it is one of those honks which, with the least possible pretence, or apparent efli rt. teaches high moral lessons of virtue and philo sophy, while it aims only at communicating to the British public detached, but most gratifying memoranda, of the productions, po. polation, and natural beauties, of our immense Asiatic Empire."— News of Literature. " The author has seen a good deal of the world, and has here given us the result of his observations, in the form of little isles, Witten in a simple end very pleasing manner."—New Monthly Mag. Vide also. La Belle Assemblee. Ackermann's Repository, Li. terary ChroMcle. f:itnary Gazette, &C. &C. I'zinte.l Mr Geo. 11. 11'hittakor, Ave.llarit•laoe, London. Also, just puhlivhed. PANG( 'RANG ILIRI ; or, Memoirs of a flintloo. Three aolmnes, priez 245. On the Ist of Preen The. will t, pahlished, illustrated by - liptondift chiefly from lining subjers in the Allilletllll of No. tural History in Porno, and otl!er Collections, price, in dew flyn, ; r ul Cco. Ifis royal octavo, with the plaies folly coloureJ, 4to, with pronr impressions on loielo roper. 244. : thelth Port of ANI NI AL KINGDOM. described and arranT d _in r , ,aformity w it.: Orcnni.ation. Lir the liaron'ClTVlKlt, ace. &e. etc. With additional Deserirtiom. r rail the Species hitherto named, of - . many rot beiore t^ll other original Matter. By EDWARD (illl F.L.S. and others. Aloe, in 4 tn. with 30 plates. price V. 10s.; or with India Proofs, Port I ('lie whole to be completed in 10 Psrts). of •culariß's e.sr,A rwi ins in FOSSIL OSTEOLOGY, in whili the Characters of many Animals aretstabliAhed, whom species have h7en el....trotted by the I:evolution* of the Globe. In annintrring the Cuntmoation of Oa "Animal Kinsilom,”l and the Connwncement of the " Fossil Osteology." the Editor has the antoorte: ion of stating. that these works will be honoured with occasional aid from the Baron Covier himself, who has most liberally offered to communicate to the Editor sorb new facts and discoveries. Intth in raiding anti in fossil orgamzarion, as may arise pending the ?obi:ration of the works. tbe translation of the justly celebrated " Theory of the Earth " which forms the Ititmductory Discourse to the " Fossil Oste ol ogy, will be from the Baron's Manuscript, with important additions and corrections. prepared tOr a we, edition of that work. which he is about to publish. No additions to the Fossil Osteology wilt be inserted. except those of its illustrious author : and the translation will be as litirtal as lb e corresponding Idioms of the two Language" will adow. The plates will be engraved, if possible, in a superior styli to those of the otiglaal. Panted toe Goo. B. Mama, Mr.Mll6ll-10% London. walk, of Renishaw, Bart. Devonshire—Lewis William Buck, of Haddon. Esq. ; Henry Fisher Bidorsol, of Rockbear-court, Esq. ; Robert Newton In cledon, of Yeo Town, Esq. Dorsetshire—Richard Bingham. of Meirombe Honey, Esq. ; Marks Buxton, of Wyke Regis, Esq. ; Richard Augustin', Tucker Steward, of Radipole, Esq. Esscs—Frederick Nassau, of St. Osysh Priory, Esq. • Robert Alexabiler Crickig, Sirrytko %kg; keq. 4 Richard Vilabell. Coptlird Ball, Esq. Ginocestrrehite—George Brazier Pmmat, of Chtfirlton Rings, Esq.; Robert Hale Blagden Hale, of Aldesley, Esq.; Fiemies Trot man, of Sisson Court, Esq. Hertfordshire—Francis Henry Thomas. of .Sluch Cowan', Esq. •, Thornea Dianna, of Galley Park, EA.; O..unond Ricardo, of Brinson Court. Esq. Hertfordshire—Sir George Duckett. of Roydon, Bart. ; Sir Culling Smith, of Bodwell, Bart. ; William kowerby, of fancy, Esq. Rent—Sir John.Fagg, cf llystole, Dam ; George William. Finch Hulas, of Eastwell PRA, Esq ; Isaac Miner, of Baldwics, ' Esq. Leiersiershire--George John Danvers Butler Danvers, of Swith land,..Esq.; John Arthur Araold, of Cruttesworth, Esq. ; ham Ileyrick, of l'hurmaiten ' EA. Lincolnshire--George Manners, of Bkaiholare, EA. ; John Reese, of Leadenham, Esq.; Charlet Heightley Tunnard, of Framp ton,' Esq. Monmouthshire—Benjamin Hall, of Abercarn, EA. ; William Addams Williams, of Langibby, Esq ; Richard Blakeman, of Let's, Esq. Norfolk—Sir Edmund Bacon, of Raveningham, Bart ; Charles Tompsnn, of Great Witebingham, Esq. • Sir William John Henry B rowne Folkee, of Bart: Northamptonshire--Georgs Payne, of Sulby, Esq. ; Henry Hun. gerford Holdich Hungerford, of Maidwell, EA. ; John Jecksbn Bleneowe, of Marston St. Lawrence, EA. Northumberland—William Pawson, of S:lawilon, Esq. ; Charles Baron, of Styfard. Esq. ; Dixon Dixon, of Long Benton, Esq. Nottinghamshire—George Savile Foljambe, of Osberton, Esq. ; John Emmerton Wescoinh. of Mirumptoo, EA.; Frederick Robinson, of Widmerpaol, Esq, Oxfordshire—George FrEdnick Jackson, of Whitehureh, Esq. ; William Peer Williams Freeman, of Henley-upon-Thames, Es • Philip Thomas'Wykham, of Tythivp House, EA. Rutlandshire—Thomu Hill, of I;ppingbam, Edict, ; Mows Bryan, of Stoke Dry, Esq. ; Fracas Stanhope, of issendine, Esq. Shropshire—John Cotes, of Woodeete, Esq. ; William Taylcur, of Buntingsdale, Esq. ; John Arthur Lloyd. of Leighton, Esq. Somersetshire—William Helper, of East-Coker, EA. ; L nngloy Saint Aubyn, otAlfoatots, Eaq. ; John Ruben Hunt, of Comp ton Patincefoot, Esq. Staffordshire—John Burton Philips, Heath House, Esq.; lingo Charles sleynell, of Hoer Cross, Esq.; William S ueyd, of Ashcomfie, Esq. County of Southempton—Sir Charlie Henry Rich, of Millbrook, Ban. • George Collin' Now of Wickham, Esq.; Henry Eyre, of Be eleigh Grange, Esq. Suffolk John Leashes. of Herring Fleet, Esq.; John I.erison Vernon, of Alborough, Esq. ; John Payne hlwes, of Clare, Esq. Surrey—Henry Drummond, of Albury Park, Eaq. ; William Crawford, of Dorking, Esq. ; James Fielding, of Deobigh House, lisslemere, EA. Sumex—Sir 1 }Gehapt Ulpqt„of HeetitSeld Park, Bart. ; John hark n o ßrgridr Part. Ph 7. ; Graiwick'Kan leyside Gratwirk, of Auginering. Warwickshire—Lionel Place. of Weddington Hall, Esq.; Theo dore Price, of Harbourn, Esq.; Charles Fatherstan, of Peck. wood, En t Wiltshire—Thomas Clutterbuck, of Hardenhuisli. Esq. Thomas Biskerville Hymn Basiterrille, of Rockley House, _Esq. ; Paul McMillen, of Conham Howie, E l . Warcestershire--James Taylor, of Moor-green. Eq.: Joseph Weathericy Phepson, of Northfield, Esq.; JobnilScott, of Stour bridge, Eel. Yorkshire — rah Den on Denby Thompson . of Escrick, Esq. ; the Ho" nourable 11 armiddke Langley; Isf Wykeliam Abbey ; Henry Darley, of Aldby Park, Esq. The same' of the several persons nominated by the Chief Jus tices of the respective Circuits in Wales, as proper persons to serve the Mee of Sheriff for the ensuing year, for the respective counties following : SOUT H WALES. Carmarthenohire—Thomas Morris, of Leanstephen Castle. Eoq.; William Bevan Drops, of Pilroath, E. ; William Du Buisson, of Olynhir. Esq. Pembrokeshire—Jonathan Haworth Peel, of Cons. Esq. ; Antho ny Innys Stokes, of Scoveston, Esq. ; Thomas 111eyriek, of Bush, En. Cardiganshire—Thomas Parry, of demos, Dm. ; Thomas Davis, of Cardigan, Esq.; George Smith, of Violent', Esq. Olarnorganiiiire—Thomas Edward Timm', of Swansea, Esq.; John Henry Vivian, of 31arino, Esq. ; Rickard Hoare Jenkins, of Llanbarran House, Eoq. Breermshire— F,dinsni William Seymour, of Porthemawr, Esq. William Hibbs Bevan, of Beaman. Esq. ; Fowler Price, of Twyny-Coed. Esq. Radnorshire—Venatim Poeo,7k, of A bendow, Esq.: James Watt, of Old Radnor, Esq. ; William Davies, of Lianvihangel neat mellan, Esq. NORTH WALES. Argtimer — ilagh Davie; Gril6cha, 4&tThun, ; Timms Williams, of GM, Esq. ; Owen Owen, of Tyddin-Sinni. Esq. Carnarvonshire—Arnold Burrows, of Bennarth.Esq.; Kyfen John Witham Lenthall.of lilaenan, Esq. ; DividPliCeD;iwns , of Hendrerhysgethin, Esq. Merionethshire—William Casson, of Cynfal, E‘q. ; ReaiDaid Fowden, of Artheg, Esq. ; Thomas Casson, of Hinenydold, Esq. 1110ntgomeryshire—Maurice Jones, of ttroadway, gs q . John Hunter, of Glynhafren, Esq. ; John James 'Turner, of Peutra heylb, Esq. Denbighshire—Thomas Fitzhugh, of Plarpower, Esq. ; William Tomlinson, of Oerwyntiwr,.gsq.; William Parry Yale, of Pia ..2ln-yale, Esq. Flintshire—John Price, of Hope flan, Esq. ; James Panton, of Coleshill, Esq. ; George Watkin Kenrick, of Mertyn, Esq. DECLARATIONS OF IMOINENCY. Left at the Bankrupt Office, under Act 6, Geo. 4th, cap. 16. ger. 4. P/I I NEAS FYI I. SON and RtcuARD A NICE HS, Liverpool, cur rim. (Flied Nov. 14.)__ _ _ Jolts HANSEL 1., ' Clare street, linen -II raper. (Filed Nov. la.) DANRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Samuel Aydon and William Elwell, Snell, Yocksliire, iron. BANKRUPTS. WII.I.IAM LIN'TOTT, Leadenhall-marker, butcher. to sur render Nov. 22, at eleven, 29, at nine, and Uee. 27. at ten, at the Bankrupts Court. solicitor, 21r. Platt, Church.pasarge, Clement's-lane. THOHAS Satvng and JOHN Hors. Manchester, Hentlertra, Nov. 29, 31.). anti Dec. 27, at nine, at White. Hotel, 31aneheater. Solicitors. 31r. P. I abb, Fnuntatn.etfeet, Manchrocr and. r. Wil lett, Lvov-street. SaarrEt. DUFTON, eaChtit, ChearAida, Wsrtholiserran, Nov. 29, D. and 27, at ten, at the D.toctuiea' Court. Solicitors, Mem% Watson and Urtteehton, Faleon.stlitare. ROBERT PERKINS, F411%03, surrey, carpenter, Nov. 19, V, and Da. 27, at ten, at the Bankrupts' - Court. Solicitor, Mr. 'l'.. .1. Sloan, Temple-lane. LEWIS BEIINAJID Fnnto, Alpha-Cottageq. Ropent's•park. music-seller, Nov. 19, 21i, and Di.c. 27, at ten, at the Dankrupte Court. Solicitor, Nu. Thwaitrs, latindon„rwo, • PHILIP INSET, Bristol, hOOper, NOT. Zl,'Aft; and Dee. 27, at one, at the Commercial Rooms. Bristol. SelifitOßl, Iltssr.4. Clarke, Richards, anti Mcdcaife, Chancery.htne ; ;and Messrs. 11. and C. Smith. Bristol. RICUMID JAMBS amount, Nottlneharn, hosier, Nov. 211, 20. and Dec. 27, st.elevuo, at the Flying florae Inn. Nottinzhnin. Solicitors, Vr. Irtida", Nottingham : and Messrs. Bielcnelf, Ro berts, and Merritt, New-square, Lincoln'a.lno. RICRARD &HELMS UOLLICOTT. Welteß, Somersslie. clothier, Nov. 211, 30, and Dee. 27, at twelve. at the Angel qn, Bath. Solicitors, Mr..llTilliam Makinton, Temple ;.and Mr. Ilelliatis Rath. ionzeu FITTY.L. Cheltenham, grocer, Nov. 30, - Dee. 3, and 27, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor', l'ile•aatiPerettnii2 Brewer, Blontfield-street, London-wall. TREISIAS PYaßlxa, Patsiconft, Lancsahir., Nov. 21, St sad Dec. 27, at two. at WiAte's note? Mandlerle. Solicitors, r. p ickttn Hanspsoo, Ilariden-street, Manchestet li‘stra. Ellie, Sons, Il'entaley, and Dorton, Mint-int:lama., F" • DdVIDENDS. December 7. William Lewis Iluitton, Kingston.unon-Holl, stationer, St eleven. at the Dog end Duct 7'wve►n. 6. Jobo Browning and Raphael Angelo Brae/ping, Bekvidere whaf, near Waterloo-bridge. tirriber.merchants, a: eleven: et the Bankrupts' Court—Dec. R. Thomas yi Thornbuoi, Moucester, linen-draper, at one. at the Cotruntactsl Rooms, Brimol—Dec. 6. Nicholas Charles Bochsa, Bryanstone-street, Portnisn-square, musical composer, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court—Dec. 6. John Beptlev and James Beck, parnbill, watch-make v, at one, at the BanktUpts'Court—Dce. 6.John Campbell, White Liob-court, Cornhill,trierrhant, at twelve.althe Bankrupts' Caurt—Dec.6. Bea jam in Sutcl itfe.Ch ea psi de.. warehoueemao tveJse,at tile Bankrupts' Court--Dee. 10. David Benjamin Pierce, 'Thttenham.courl-road, grocer, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Bourt—Desl7. Julie Richard son, Alanclies.er, publican and cooper, at ten, at the Star Inn, Itisochester—Dee. 7. Thema 13-oldney, Chippentown. Wilts, clothier, at two, at the Angel lon, Chippenham—Nov. Anthony Gatenby, Manchester, wholesale grocer, at atoms, at the Bridgewater Arms lon—Lhec. lib George Bramwell. Stock port. chymist, at ten, at the Dog and Partridge Lan, Stockport. CB RT 1 FICA T David Seldon and William Hynde, Liverpool, merchants— Thomas Barrow, Liverpool, tiour-dealer —Ann Eastcott Banns, Bath, bookseller—John Sparkes and Aaron Coles, Portland strqt, coach-makers--James Hudswell, City, hat-manufacturer —rlolloll/1 Wren, London-wall, Mlkman--ftalph Robson, Self meur.place, Bryamitone-square. carpentet--Julien Gia:leritud sod Francis Peopragd, feachurrh-street, winamercisialts. P2 . %.RTSERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William Matthews sad Richard Dewdney, Smithfield-bate, ma tinners--Ed ward Riven Fletcher and George Rowland, Manchester, porter-dealen—William Holt. George A tkinson, Joshua - Radcliffe, and Joseph Radcliffe, Rochdale, Lancashire, so far as rega r ds Wil liam flat and Game Atkinson—William Fowler and Robert Walker, Sheffield, cabinet.maken—Aliee Dean, ltachael Dean, Heary Bleackley, and Sarah Bleackley, Cheethatn-hill, Lanca shire, victuallers—Peter Morton, Stephen Morton. John Morton, Street-bridge, Lancashire. paper-makers--John Halliday and Ar. chibald 316 Adam, Bristol and Southampton, linen-drapers--Joseph Boole and William IF4n4er, Sheffield, saw-manufacturers—John William Barbet and Richard Ware, Lawrence•Poantney.lane, aalt-merchants—Richard Buck and John Peniston ' 'Kingston-upon-, Hull, woollen-drapera--Jonathan. Dennisou and Benjamin Haiti- Skircoats, Yorkshire, woollen - manufacturers — Richard Hey. wood and John Gregory, Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire, pawn brokers—William James and William Berner, Hertford. wool staplers--V. Saintmarc and Robert Burton Cooper, Princes-street, • Lambeth, rectifiers. LIrERPOOL, MONDAY, Nov. 14. ♦Vind N. N. W. fafr.—High Water, ft 6 min: p. 1. Arrived the Tuscarora, Serves, from Philadelphia ; EilLa end Jane, Viner, from Oporto ; Dake of —, from St. John's, N. 8.; Isabella, Cameron, front Cape Breton; Regent, Boston, Irma St. John's, N. 8.; Saguinerry, from Quebec; Aquatic, —, from Site Bay of Chalettr ; Elizabeth, Gelation, from Quebec (sailed 26th October); Gent, Scotland, from Cadis and Bristol; Hoffnung, -Brodie, front Denmark; Mary, Lee. from Richebucto Euphan, Borisdale, from Norway ; Aurora, Lewis, from Mfremichi Hardware, —, from Lisbon. Three brigs off at half-past tour. • • The Samosel, for Charleston, has put back. Thi Tandy y, for Newfound land, is totally lost—otse mon drowned. The Onega, from Liverpool, has arrived at Archangel. iiOT.YUZAD, Nov. 13. Wind free breeze. At 9 A.M. the ship Regent, from St. John's, New Brunswick, and Isabella, freers Cape Breton, passed the head for Liverpool. The I'reaton, Litman, from Liverpool for Dublin, when working out yesterday, in consequence of the breeze failing. and a heavy swell, drifted on the rocks at the north point of the head ; she wse moon got off; and came back to the harbour; the vessel made some water, but her bottom appears to he not much damaged. Sailed thie morning, the Duke of Athol for the Isle of Man ; Eclipse for (ilsmgow ; Shusway for Liverpool; Fortitude for Glasgow; and Pe lican for Drogheda. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CUSTOM. HOUSE, Nov. 14. Snips ENTERED INWARDS.—The Josephine, Weed, from Dun kirk ; Union, Galloway, from Harlingen ; Join), ,Kirk, from Lima and Messina"; Nedetlands £root Llians,Jeistna, from Wor cum t Vrouw Elizabeth, Wilson, from Metric ; Lively, Finch, from Harlingen ; Salta Clarke, from Riga; John. Cowen., from Memel; Vrouw Eliaibeth, e Stein, frees Ostend; Hanger Hales, front Alexandria • Dandy, Francis, from Alkmaar ; Rose, Ellis, front Rotterdam ; Jetted and Ann. Mackerel, from Standgme Creek; Active, Crocker, from Dunkirk; London, Gibbs; Prince Saxe Cobourg, Ladd • and adventure, Mordon, from Rotterdam ; Hope, Bishop. from flarlineen ; Mary Jane, Nicholas, from Qne bee • Agile, Liecke. front Dantzic • Francis Freeling, Gibbs, from Hat;tburgh; Tamerlane, Bristow, from Leghorn. ENTERED OUTWARD9.—The Minerva. Kirsh, for Elsinore and Dantzic ; Ocean, Scott, for Valparaiso and Lima; Prince George, Barker, for Jamaica; Barbara, Collicott, for the Cape of Good Hope; Josephine, Wens, for Havre and Rouen ; Brilliant, 111 njorior Bilbos ; Lavinia, Smut. for Seta Illarthaand Cart hageos ; Amason. Holder, for Jamaica; Briton, Wallace, for Hamhurgh ; l%firanda, Dempster, for Grenada ; John Roberts, for Dundalk and Newry. CLEARILD OUTWARDS TIXALLT AX GRAVESEND.—The Slum, *Ramsay, for Demerara ; Henry, Lund, for Hamburg!' ; Dat.se, Rowe, for Antwerp: Glory, Frtist, foe Rotterdam ; Hero, Cumming, for Berbice; iVelloood, Fisher, for Antigua; Sultan, Wheatley, for Smyrna; Richard Reynolds, Somenicaies, and Black River Packet, Reid, for Jamaica; Prince Regent, Taylor for Tobago. • _ _ _ . _ 4.11. t Alt G 017 T WARDS.—The Albion. Pr 00411%, for Van Die men's Land and New South Wales; Heinrich, Hitruisen, for Hamburgh ; Fortuna, Olsen, for Fahnund ; Inclination, Deetjeop fur Bretnen Union, Sergant, for Guernsey and Jersey ; Hercules. Schipman, fur 'Antwerp; Lady Keith, White, for Malta and Corfu; Animus, Pearson, for Antigua; Louisa, Burns, for st. Michael's; Margaret, Masson, far St. John's, New Brunswick. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. Fatmotrrn Nov. 13.—Arrived the William Penn, Brown, from Quebec. included again fur Hull. Sailed the Succens, Buse, Four Friends, Roberta, and Commerce, Hoskins, (or London.— Wind W. WE vsloovrt, Nov. 13.—The London, Blown, from Bordeaux to London. put in here this day 40 leaky that at will be necessary to discharge the cargo. The IToion. Swatridge, after discharging the cargo, was got off the rocks in a damaged state. The I•3liet ra mains on the rocks with little or no chance of getting off these springs. The acooner Swift his had shout 30 tons 01 her cargo taken out, and it is expected will be got off: The :Baguet. Follett, of Bridport, with stone, is still on shore, and it is doubtful If she will move these sprin g s. ' 'The Venus, Cox, of this port, was got of this morning,withlitttle or no damage. PORTSMOUTH. Nov. 14.—Arrived the Sesostris, Drake, from the Downs for New South Wales; Ganges, lioulby. from ditto for Madras and Bengal; Siren, Barrett, from Shields, tor Grenada Betsy sod Rebecca, Alien. and the Sovereign. Jermen, from Lou. don. The Borodino transport went out of harbour and remains at Spithead.—Wind N.N.W. DEAL, Nov. 14.—Arrival and remain the Good Hope, Van. derowen, from Buenos Ayres for Antwerp, and ha, been supplied whh an anchor and cable.—Passed through from the over the Sultan, Wheatley, for Smyrna, and the Richard Reynolds, Sumer. sale, for Janotica.—...Wind N.W. light airs. drtavraxico, Now. ii.—Aeri;ed the Perseverance. Rumba', Collingwood, Evans; Hope, Fraser; Francis Frccliog, Gibbs; (nenberida. Wood; AW, Pain, Two BrothrtA, Robsm : Rectum!, Chadwick ; Good Intent. Fox • Astrea, Bolton; .lo'in, Waters ; and Ann and Sarah. Robson, from INtnburgh ; Caine. tons, Hood, from Berbice ; Prince Rment, Richards; Glory, Bums ; and Elizabeth, Redman, from Archangel ; Amity, Robson, from Memel; Science, Anum, from Bream; Jacobus, Boar, from Norway. _Sailed the Miser. Spurgeon, for flamburgh. . . Hauls' ci, Ndv. 14.—The Aritdrie, Wallin. Iron liiroburgh, to Port-au-Prince, has put in here. baring been on the Alain, near Dardaey ; she is not much damaged. ft Is reported, that great part of the cargo of the London will be saved. DI 11701, :Nov. 14.—Arrirril the Mary, Adams, from Lisbon ; Usk. Harris, from St. Kites: Venus, Cooke, from Alahtga : Ann and Mary, March, from RIo Janeito ; Truyty, Hobert, from Bali !tau Moro, Moonion, front klitramiebi; La Hogue, Tope, from St. reiersburgh ; Concord. Ashford, from Newfoundland; Olive Ilmoch, Taylor, from Malaga. Sailed the Lucy Anse, Whit. more ; Kinptoo; Sale; arid Petrel. Cooke, for Jamaica; Henry Carter, Dunn, for Nevi.; Pomona, Norton, ?or Trinidad ; Nelson, Smart, for narbadoes ; Martha, Pall, and ilecagoo. !touch. for t. Viocmes; flodpkinson, Cherry. for Antigua; W inn. for Madeira; !Lacer, Cooke, for St .3lichaers ; Surulk, Ray. for New York ; Antra, Carle, for Cadiz t Thetis. • .ICorrin, for Allicant; and Lind iikl!ille ! (..apheyer, for Naples. , TlnrcsiKann, Nov. J2.—The 31argaretta, of Cardigan, Evans, train lAverpabl for (Nwk: ran on shore co Cloodwtek Sands on thusidsy. The Conatnotion, Macniggin, front lialaav for Bristol, waadrivers on shore, and sank outside of Goodwick Quay. The 'Valiant, ():vin, of Newport, laden with iron ore, &c. ran on shore en lioodnick *and. Cassurr. Nov. It —The Adventure, for Jamaica, has pro 'ectided bn tiefilcarinarian. lawcaswmaJNoe. 14...-The 'Susan, Welsh. of hod for White baton, Crum Liverpool, wao wrecked on Sunday, on the Isle of Wainer. • Thernurer and crew took their bad, and, were drowned. Ws:troftn, Nov. lO.—The Mary. Chiwera, from Slacksleo do Waturford, was sesecired out he Moue, Weights, Macchia 1 4 Reel On Ott Matt of Cols last. Cosa saved. Ills Afajesty's ship Blows, passed Elsinore so tko dot Mutant, with Lord Swofford and sults lorSt. Petcrobet The Constitution, Klan Sligo MsMean Kl Sligo to ASO, vith was driven on shore in Fisl;guant Bay, aiid Ailed. Crew sod psssetifers The Ortoian, Branders, from Usgannal for Biritkair,_mas Mai at Nassau, Lake Pro v id ence . TI M *es sa ved , and it to kW Pus of the cargo also. The Zeeluat, Mitring*. from Memel to Amsterdam, hiving loot anchors, cables, sails, &c.. was coded has Belfryl, 2nd ipst. two pilots, and must unload to repair. The donfeJacob, Buining, from 21 noel to Amsterdam, stranded and went to pieces. about 6 miles town Belfry]. The Vrow Abed*, Xromer, from Konigsberg to Amsterdam, having lost anchor anus cable, put into tiantric, Sib Ott:, leaky,. and mist unlood to repair. The Nell) , and Jane. Nichols. from Limerick to Liverpool, watt sunk in the Shannon, on the 11th inst. The Ponsonby, of Cork, from Newport, was sank on the Mum. bles on Wednesday night. The Mary Ann. 11. from London to Waterford, was totally lost es Guernsey ou Thursday. The Lord Nelson. Wilkinson, from Sunderland way sunk wig the Know' Sand on Friday. The Courier, Friend, of Sandwich, and the Vittoria, Roberat,4 Sunderland, were driven on shore on the Uncolnehtre coma Thursday. The Bert%les, Lishtnan, is sunk An Yarmouth Bar. The flee, Jones, from Liverpool to -, from ditto to Nevrfountiland : and the Anson, from ditto to Wiseasset, were totally lest on Moyle Bank on Thursday. Crewi saved. .ItAntß EFrom the London gfa Priffl Currenti- •• • • • Ttigarriewc?4swv. u. COTTON.—The demand for dation last weal was limitedotsd mostly for exportation ; Br ale and &weds are rather higher, bat India descriptions 0 shade lower .•: the *ales are MO hales, all ha bond, vie. 1101) Pentams 120 • 13d, *Pane 10e. 20 Sanaa:as 14d,7100 Breeds old a 101,d, 800 &rots bittl a•did.lllso.Bengals tied SUOAR.—.Notwithetandieg the quantity of ffinseovadea wins dyawn from gale by the • , rincipal importers, yes the market con tinued heavy, and though mpre rut-chases were reported then la. the preceding week, yet still this extent of boldness was limited, and generally at pricel a shade lower ;•tio general reduetlon in die currency could, however, be reported, even •at the close of the met. feet last week. The report from the West India warehouse had e serious oTect on the Sugar market early this morning, it Prevented ally business being done ; the deliveries are 1400 casks short. cf the corresponding week last year ; the deficiency of the stock shoot. 11000 casks. Towards the close of the market to-day the buyers evinced mote disposition to do business ; nearly 1100 casks wets poW l Jew booms 665, good working Sugars 70st the thicket is rather ower, the prices refused last week "were taken to-day. On • minute Inspection we find the fall of frlescovades from the later highest price is 34 on good Sagars, and 4s per cwt. on the inferior and soft. In Refitted there was a fall of lea 2s last week, and the market very heavy at the reduction ; brown Lumps sold freely at • I roill:(l—Molanses 33e 6d. The Refined market is exceedingly hcncy this morning and lower; Lumps self freely at 6a and' 115 s, and parcels reported lower for money ; the wholesale grocers have purchased fine goods, but at low prices, and en small quite. thies.--Molasses 3336 d a 345. The fall in Refined goods from the late highest prices is 4s on Lumps, 6s on line goods, and ferk7g. • on bastarde. There were no purchases of FOretgo or East 'edit Sugars reported last week by private contract. A pitbl;r sale or 3379 bags Bengal was nearly all taken in, goad white 37s a 394, grey 3;et a 35s fist, yellow 345. COFFEE—The public sales last weeli were very limited he extent, owing, no doubt, to the advanced season of the year, and the very languid state of trade ; the ordinary descriptions of .lanutica sold rather low'er ; the celoury and liner qualities busy enpported the previous prices ; considerable purchases of :it. Do-. *lingo were reported at 56s 6d and 57s and of good ordinary Brazil 1194 and Ms ; the latter has been heavy for aosneausst, ovine to the very great accumulation of the stock in Lyndon. Theft went to public Gales of Coffee to-day, and no purchases by private cot. tract were reported. SPlCES.—Pepper maintains the India-House sale pricer ; aif the other Spices may be purchased a shade lower. FRUIT.—A cargo of uew 3luscatells *as offered at public sale on Thursday, and about 600 boxes sold from jOl 104 to 101 Lila ; 1204 Oozes were withdrawn, but are on sale privately at 101 lOs - half-boxes sold 101 16a to ill Is; quarter-boxes Itips re Tti &a new Jordan Almonds, in boxes and barrels, 101 lOs tO 10/ 144 about 600 jars Urapes, ns a 18s 6d per jar; another sale was else bionght forward, consisting of 2400 drums pulled and llat Tarter Figs, damaged 60s to 554 ; Imperial French Plums, in small boxes and cartoors, from 411 to 71 14 e; quarter-chests ditto fifer 62s of the cargo of new Turkey Pulled Figs sad Black Snap,' 'Raisins, per Harlequin, offered at public sale on Tuesday, a7ese. lots on ly of the Fits were sold at 60., but a sale is reported to hate been made since privately at 58s, end they we now on delivery at 665; the Black Sntyrnas sold at 445; *eventl cargtws of Turkey Fruit have strived at the docks and quays. A carats mf tient•Derrii: .and Valentia Fruit was sold on Thursday, the quality very good 7. Denies, in baskets, at about 45t, and (instep for re-sale at 48s ; Valential, la loxes and halter, at abode 65s a tifia, and on. rep. se '7oe and 721; there are more arrivals; of Currants, about 100 butte and 20 caroteda new Cephalonia and Zante, port damaged, salt freely st public auction em Tuesday, from 95s to 1001. prices of Hops are nominal, on account of the tew I sales reported a there is the •same stagnation is the trade at Maid. stone, Worcester,_ de. TOBACCO.—The etnotations of Tobacco continue nontinst. there is no business doing : oue cargo of i filaryland paring, Litt there appears to be no buyers ; the speculator) conilintedren. sr d will not sell at any reduction ; the *tomtits front Holland ars ta.. sourable for Tobacco. ___.--- - SILIL—The market is exceedingly heavy, the pri are rather lower. 011.13.--The prices of Fish Oil are still advention -the idala con v ii t tl y ea m, tlyartiiitAicsipnaty n e f ad urth H er o in i i , pr tA or s en ns tetiL.. T6.6tiosh . 4 44. is not brisk, but the prices are firm ; 'under wog andisroofet:a. Brandies continue advancing ; the best manta U psi and 3a 74 -- Geneva on the quay Is lOd. lIB3dP, FLAX, and TALLOW—The nearest pries ofi : Aaw Tallow to-day is 385.--Hemp and Flax are little varied. RlCE.—About 113 tierces fine Carolina lice have NMI illt4l to the grocers at 4:`.s ; in East India Rise dieters* ae salea. PROVISION:S.—Beef and Pork are without vartarsoq„—Bacou dull and lower.—The failure may throw a quantity of ail Putsch on the market, prices at present mintiest ' • • STEAM-BOAT AcctnrwT.—As one of the sitztioars ft vi which ply between Pauillac and Bordeata tig" the former place, in a very thick fog (which is sosatacti tit this time of year to the river Garonne), she ran &los „two boats, which contained eight persons each: thyy Fere an lost before assistance could be brought. The unfortunate p.-sple in the boats only saw the steam-vessel arrive sclem, they were within a few yards of her, and, as the carreat the river is very strong, they could not . get out of the Mai' dine enough to save thetuaelves. This catastrophe log pened on the 3:ttl of last month- We uncle Lau r i that abeam boats are not now allowed to ply during the togit.' Arryth..r of the Opera-house walls, it is raeittlotAlek, been condemned. If there be any 'doubt TAM quisite strength, it will of course be aubjeeiech. Aft* strictest scrutiny of prafeasional men, and rgntletlth st l w mmh eieotly ow', if amendment be required„htfore giig of th e next season.—. Noosing Paper. A LEGAL Basra.—Thurstlity, a min /mined Alta was sitnimoned before the Magistrate of the Plead fJAi. b . Dublin, for exercising his totem as a bolter. 0 " LACIti4 . . contrary to the prorisiona of an •Act led 141 fbcro v 6 '. William and Marv, commonly cal the' Loa's - I': . Act. The baker, howevtr, produced an Act plasfil-iii ti'e 4.Sth of the late King. which virtually repeals the At under which he was sought to he convicted.. aid import' .i fine of 25) shillings on any baker who shall refuse t!.:.'.1 bread to airs perky'. without making any exception ::.... to Sunday. toiler those circumstances the complaitiatit.Nras dismissed, and a whole hatch of bakers who hist beam'Fiiin moned marched off in triumph.—nabbit lic.:iiar raw. • YOUTDPVL Hrzoisw AND Parities or Man —A e l short time piece, at the mill which is costkpous toly ill- , 'age of Box, a yoiith, 13yeara of age, perceived h is. ether. about four years cdtl, enveloped in t itres,horn heel some in contact with one of the shying stores. He 4 ',and y r ran to him, caught , bin) N l‘ie MOP, aud awniti.4 hill in $u .tha.snilj-stream. Regardless of the psin he was s ripg from the burns he bad Mini:elf received, he hastett the spot where be knew his inthnt brother Would be 44oipid. plunged into theatream. brought him out, and room navel his fife. They are now nevi)! we Jew* .' . t.,:. . ilt 1 11 1 r) '`l . . t i i a . .V , . ; A 1 1 X } ~,:. , t ( 1 ( , •i ! , • ) 1 .., 1, li I I I • ';.' 111 •... I i i i . t . , f ; 1 . ; , .... DIBDIN'S SEA-SONGS. In I bandanas volume, barrio] Ilya. price 32g. half.beund, THE SEA-SONGS of CHARLES DIBDIN, with the Music. engraved hem the w_+ al Copies. In the pa lie ...ion of Dr. Kitchiner ; with a 31WrWr of his Life and "'These Sorgahavr been the solace of Sailors in long Voyages, in Storm., in Hanka ; tad they hare been quoted in Mutinies, to the reetorillon of order and discipline."—D ibdinN Life, p. 8. Printed for Geo. It. Whittaker, Ave Marialane, Loudon; and sgld by all Bonk and Music-sellers.