The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-11-17 00:00:00

• • NUMBERS9I4.- rinr.itlits•AorAL,' IrriilS EVENING, SA" Ili 7 Usslleal _ rt OA Y. Nov. 17, lietwate srlll irfare (S. time) wont MO _ Comedy, in two ame, MAID OR WIFE? Or, THE DECEIVER POCCIVED; • The iwilietrisi Characters by Mr. Mines, Mr.lllteley Woe Simians, and Miss Covelaad. After which TIDE CORONATION. The Protwieloo amemences from Westminster The SNOW' grear, the Interior of the Abbry.—The 114,4 sod lotiodortory acme, to which Mr: Mattlit will lotrodeco odr*Comie floor atitileli, 46 The Meg ao4 the Committee, 014.5mitaa4emf t ihe fosith Some, she mop, is the memo terwhieh tbsCGroad !Atm If the Champitta. • listrgy -~: ~~* m.-.. •- ..... .4 • --,.....- ---- . ". - 7 /e9l-rte,(l.! 0/X -: ~._-_,,,._-, ,_,---,,,,- 7 /y/ . . • • . . . ~ .... lb • , . . . . . .. ~. I • , • ..• • • • . • . , . • . . .• . . . ‘.•., • P . : ': W 4 i''; ; • ' - . . .. • • 7 7 7 :71 -, NEWSTEAD ABBEY. The following account of this famous seat of Lord Byron is iukrii from the Kaleidoscope, a small weekly miscellany published in Liverpool:— TO THE EDITOR. Sts—The front of the Abbey is one of the most beautiful avid clumie specimens of Gothic architecture in the kingdom, and in the open court before it the only object fur years has been a Nowak), discharging its waters from an antique structure of stone, ornamented with a grotesque assemblage of boar., bears, lions, &c. This, I know, it was in mottos pieties by the present proprietor, Major Toildeas*, to re. move, and I believe it is now done. 'lle Abbey be is re. storiag in • style of richly classical and appropriate magni. reset. Having lived several years in the neighboarbood, the place is familiar to me. The last time I visited it was soon after it was sold ; sod only two domestics remained to superiuteed the removal of the furniture. The eushollishenent* which the Abbey had received from his Lordship had more of the brilliaut conception of the poet is them than of the sober calculations- of common life. I posed through many rooms which he had superbly furnished, but over which he bad permitted so wretched a roof to re main, that in about half • doses years the Faits had visited his proudest chambers ; the paper had rotted un the walls, mud fell, in comfortless sheets, upon glowing carpets sad canopies, upon beds of minium and gold, clogging the wings of glittering eagles, and destroying gorgeous coronets. From many rooms the furniture was gone. In the estrance-ball alone rentaired she psi smogs of his uld friends, the dog and bear. The long and gloomy gallery, which, whoever views, will be strongly resuitidril of Lars, as indeed a y of this place will awaken more than one in that poem, had not yet relinquished the sombre pierures"of its stockist rare." In the study, which is •is small chamber overlooking the garde., the books were packed up, but there remained a sofa, over which busg a sword in a gilt sheath, and it the end of the room, opposite the window, stood a pile of light fancy steads, each supporting • couple of the feast perfect and finely polished skulls I ever saw; nmollygobably se lected, aloag with she far-famed oar cooverklediala • drink ing cop, and iastribed with some well-knawn Nam from aniongrt a vast number taken frost the bwriill.llllod of the Abbey, mad piled up in the form tan sasusahldllig hot sloes recommitted to the ground. Between 4amp ft litiwg a,gilt creed's. • la one corner of the servants' hall lay 'a iteardlin, is which were fearing gloves sad fulls; acid on I wall of the ample trot clitorises- Maws was !misted •in large lettere, • " Waits *Si. 0 ,44 ale l)1111 Daring's great part of his Lardahjp'e minority the. Abbey was in the uccepation of Lord*G-..—, - hie hounds, auildivcrs <l.•` ~.. ••••••••••N . ps--- . • •- .~'~'~' MI er 17.4 r rygilTv"' 7 • 7l RPM :'` LONDON, SATURDAY, _, • . • . r Ritmo a the Theatre" g ,n' Private Boner an 614 an robtitined for OEm air of Mr. Rodwal, at the Reiallare. On Moodily, the Tragedy of Othello, with BM I/ Mies. On Tuesday, Maid or Wife I—with TheGeseeenisigr end Giormini in London. On WediMsdny, GerobW - Deval—wilb The•Covoseelon— end Moesienr Towner. Oo Thursday, Meld or Wife?—with The Coreeetkpe— sad Giovanni in Landes. TUBATRB-ROYAL, COPRNTOAROEN. T HIS EVENING, SATURDAY. Nov. - 17, will be acted the Musical Drama of ROB ROY MACGREGOR.. Sir Frederick Verses, Mr, figertoo; Rashleigb stony, Mr. Abbott; Francis Osbaldimmie Mr, Denseet; Owen, Mr. Blanchard; Capt. Thornton, Mr. Ciitsior ; Rob Roy M r Campbell, Mr. Yates; Deuest, Mr. Emery; Baillie Nkol Jerrie, Mr. Liston. Diana Yrniew, Miss M. Tree; Rake Meitirger, Mri. Faucit. To eihelede with the Fame of LOVE,' LAW, AND PHYSIC. '" Dr, Casespbor, Mr.-111aecbaikl ; Plesible, Mr. Yetis is Lu bin Log, Mr. Liston; Andrew, Sir. Emery. Mrs. Milary, Mrs. Gibbs; Laura, Mrs. Sterile'. • Places for lbo Biseee• r. be taken a Mr. Brandon, at the Bus-oißee, Hart.st reel, from Tea till Fear. A Private Box may be hid for tine season, or 'nightly, of Mr. Brairdon, at the Bo:Office. • TIM Doors will .be rimmed at Maltreat Six °Thick, and the Play begin si Seven. BIM* Yr.' A t wood Price, 34.64.—Pit, 3s. ed . ; Sewed Priam, Its....Geliery, Its.; Seeped Price, h.—Upper dl. levy.. Seemed Price, 6d. On Monday,.Tbe Erik , mod The BRIO Boy. Ow Tieidey, the Tragedy of "limit% sod The Ciller*. Slielispesre's Play of The Two Omillesnen of Teresa will be spow/ily psodweed. • Ws day is puhliehert, Ko. It. of ZOOLOGICAL 'RESEARCHES in the Island of JAVA, &c. ate. with Figures of Native Quadinpeds and Birds. By THOMAS HORSFIELD, M.D. F.L.S. To he eomp►ised in Eight Numbers, royal quarto Si.. cath. Esels Number will consist of Eight coloweed represeollag Quadrapeds and Birds: in most Numbers One additional uncoloured Plate of Illustrations will be added. Each Plate wilt be aeconspaided by a portion of explanatory water. Printed for Block, Kisabery, Parbury, and Allen, Leaden hallstreet. This thy to published, ip 4to. with a separate 'Volume of Mum and Pima, price Al. 14s. 6d. EMOIR of the OI'ERATIONS of the 45.4, BRITISH ARMY in INDIA; during the Mabratta War of 1817, 1818, and 1819. B, LIEUT.-COLONEL VALENTINE BLACKER, Companioo of the Most Hon. Order of the Batb, and Qum. teiosieter-Groerst of the Army of Fort St. George. London : Printed fur Black, Kiagbury, reentry, and A 11.... II ...1..11-.lwoot F AST INDIA COMI'ANY'S TEAS, in sealed Tin Canister., the only way possible to pm. serve the strength cad f 1 f the Tea. This Establishmeat was formed in April, 1518, in coupe titmice of the discovery of 'bat baneful traffic in Poisonous Verdigris. Teas, which was proved (by various convictions is the Court of Exehetyner) to be awned us in a moat alarm. iag extent in every part of the kingdom; and nenterous Ilawkers are now aellAsg Tea at a lower price than any sold by the India Company, which moist excite the strongest " suspicion" that this nefarious traffic is still carried on. CAUTION —The unexampled Sale of the" Canister Tess" the lam three years, and the daily increasing demand in every part of the Kingdom, has given rise to numeroas petty dealers, win. style tbentrelves " Companies," and are pack iag ep is " lead packages" that Rank Stuff HOHEA TEA, which are old dead leaves that fall from the Tree, and by hong on the grossed imbibe the Earth, which is the reason the Chinese People call this Tea " Dirt." There is heady 'three Millioos of Poland' annually of this " Dirt" used wholly in Atfulteralint the good Teas. It is well known this Estsblishment sever bought a single •o•oo or Ibis staff, and sea the first and Only House who exposed this I SYST EM OF ADULTERATION, which is still ea lonto • vast extent, &Mt Hundreds are atm Hawking the* adulterated Teas i• " lead packages," nal imposing then on the Public as the t ermine Tess of this EnABLISH ED APRIL, 1818, Seven Months before soy Howie evert pretended to sell Gee swipe Tea, the only Establisbuseit in Ilse Kingdom for " CANISTER TEAS," au& ireibus distinguished from the spurions Imitations" in 6 ' Livid Pickier'," Lead being " Reek Poison," not only deriroys the strength and Asvour of the Tea, but must be highly iojairious to the Health of those who use it. These Teas are now we Sale by upwards of SEVEN DUNDRED AGENTS. Sold io Quarter, Half, One, Two, Three, and Si. pound Canisters, sealed with L. & Co. ow the Seal; the Public are earnestly requested to observe this, as in numerous cases dralere have been detected putting their adulterated Tea in these Canisters sad forging the Wrappers, thus imposing them on the Public as " LONG'S CANISTER TEAS," Leol proceedings are instituted against the Parties, aid it ie hoped this Public Notice will put an end to this fraud. Applications for Arity, from places sot yet appointed, most be post.pald, from Chemists, Booksellers, Silversmiths, sir Whets (Giocers excepted). No letters takes sakes pest-paid. Vanities are accommodated, as usual, with sly quantity, at the emitt wholesale price, we sending a remittance. LONG & COMPANY, OLD DOND-STREET, LONDON. It ♦f EAST INDIA MOUSE, Novaisana 16, 1821. • E COURT .1 DIRECTORS of thi THE COMPANY .f MERCHANTS tyr ENO/ LAND, trading to the EAST, INDIAN bowleg, apt the oth mid 18th July last, boned [mastic Adeertismatets, ghclag Netted, that sumuisres had bees adapted wlk4 might lead to the discharge of a large porticos of the eulogise legion 1A..,, and that the Cowl had anthorised their Denim* Go. verramest to epee a aro 6 per mat Leen is lads, Ma MAW • the than present 6 per Obllmatiess of 1811 1 1 1 1.6.68. trassferable ; and ohmi% . by Advice, reeently peiplynd five Indio, the Court of Directors are isforatcd,ll6l.6lll4 Ist Mil, 1011, the Gonna, °merit in Conseil amilhat gave Notice, that the Promissory Notes of the "kw gal Go•erernent, stewing *a the Deseret Rvgister of the registered Debt of tbdt Pmeidese7, hearing date the 70th Jose, 4811, and nombered 1 to 10,000 iselsaiire, stesW be ditteltarged at the Omen' 1, - Tseaday, - Slat to he muksidseed us entirely void and of goo effect. Mit Mins, in the Advertisement published by the Ben= .1410Moinatint, is. the eakults Gaulle ow theist of Nay lost, moe, was given. that Transfers (Kant Notes advertised to bet maid of to the New Loan were to he received notil briber orders; sind.hy the 11th Clause of the Condi 00410 of 1118Pely LOollsll6ll ammants of the said Lout are to be awed ...ma 4 I Iltafebosn. -.1/04 lehreltimProprielors of the Promissory Notes advert. Used as he paid if, reside& in Europe, asayosile,banseitlad leoavey instruetioos to India for the traisMignitimie Pre m, into the New Long adore the said Awes Inge closed; P The Court of Directing do Ihregilligire *tr dal 1 "7 have directed their Bemml Geneiwiffilit to it the Trans fer of all Promissory Notes af. the ails doge. 1811, to lbw: Loam of the lst May, 1821, which lines shall be tendered India'on or before the 30th Juse,lllll22. • And whereas it appears by the deb Cisme of the Comin *woof the said Loan of lit Play, 1821. that the Prupri of Promissory Notes transferred to that Loan midget 1W Europe, Might, if they required it, be paid the Interest md thcir Notes, op to the 31st December, 1821, by Bills . the Court of Directors,st twelve snoutbs' date, and at 28.8 d. On Mete tepee ; t • The Court of Directors in view to the further accommo dation of Proprietors resident in &trope, do hereby further Rive motto, that those Creditors' bass resideut in Europe win; shell horetronsferred, or wbo,hafl treader, in India their Roods eg.. loan a 30th of Jane, 1811, to the loan of tat Noy, 'NI, by means 'of their Agents doily authorised; oo or before the 30th Jane west, shall have the option of reeeislag their interest for soothes half year; nt namely, fro 3lat Beptember, 1821, In the 30th June, 1812 by Bills 04'41111, Court of Directors at twelve months date and Is. 6d. the Steen Repre; the Bills to be draws &peel deafly payable t this absent Proprietor or his order, and not to the order of as" Ages' or Agents whataorver ; bet fbosn - • - ablest ' • metes of absent creditors who shall omit to signify their is leationa, at the Presidency of Fort William, defloiti►ely with respect to the Promissory Notes of 34th Jose. 1811, on or before the 38th Jane, 1822, will remain without in terest from that period. The Court of Directors have also resolved, that, if the Bestial Government shall see so objection to the measure, Creditors who have subscribed, or who may hereafter sub scribe to the Loan of lit May, 1841, may, if they thick proper, employ the Agency of the Accountant General, end Sub-Treasurer at the invent Presidearies in ludia, in pot tering the remittance to England of the 'Merest on their obligatiOns, by memos of Hills of Exchange on the Court, to be• purchased in the market at the current price of the day, it being distinctly understood, that us responsibility shall attach to the East ladle Company for the sets of those Officers in virtue of the authority which may be thus given to them. ' The conditions of the Loan of the Ist May, 1821, may be sees by application s% the Office of the Accountant Gene ral at thin Hesse. .4 ;", • • 2 . JOSEPH DART, Secretary. •,_ ".-. NOVEMBER 17, illtillidjitillows, iietilleara;llllllillarlinge . . The intents, ' MettlirelthisailcaretnewelltudMishoi whatnot iii ItPlotated at rode and derecisimal as he M have len t il. . I moat,. modem that if I wee salon, the heterogeoetors 'sis ters of tpkadotre sad rubs t was ,stall the per-' At feet uniformity of wildpess.themihmsta I eqper. bad bee* able to conceive poetic grails,* Its domeitk hewer, with out igurlistlt Milfasiag the plash or ito;',lellerte Tate on' every thing aroused it: het lure *hog sliqgoot. spirit *oil beauty reeved to have dwelt, bait mot to have bees caressed; it woo the spirit of the wilder**. TbeVerdered Irene exactly as their late owner described Hum its Ms eselieet lays:— " Through tby battlements, ltewstead, the lsoUtow wiads ' whistle; Thou the ball of my fathers art gene to decay ; In thy once smiling gardens the hemlock nod thistle 'Nolo choke op the ruse that Isle Mooned is the way." With the exception of the doer% tomb, a cosselenoes end . placed on an tom* of several steps, erowned Max, and ' led with white marble tab ail matelot Ilia (victualed epitaph mea ds, not r the otightest tress of eel. Tile , *Miro arid ileopensee 4... ,eee siMal by Hs. iseighbostring pea , alga Meant abotitt 'of she' heed, might • balm recogaised every thing shoes Min, eiceept Fee 'least crop of weeds. ' There still gloomily .....eu, brio AMA he is said to Imes burled his of hie ate of &eft, Wiesen AO was rescued by sateen, a courageous blade, who was the Lord's master, sod chastised Mai foe hie berbatity. There still, at the end of the garde., in • grove of oak, two towering Satyrs, he with hie goat sod club, sad Mrs. Satyr grills her chubby cloven fooled brat, placed on pedestals at thblbeersectioes of the narrow sod glooly i rsausaymemsk be a moment , with their grim visages l sliest *ay farm, the fear into your hisems which 'he act* tbi oeiglabesnig peassutry at "111' oud Lord's dm*. fl , • .1 1 .. I -. .. 4. iit the lake belowlllll Abbty the ertillelat reek which he, gilled at a vast expedite, still retired its lofty bead; but the frigate, which fulfilled Mother Shiptou's prophecy, by wiling over dry land, from • distant part, to this place, had long vaishibed, and the only reties of his naval whim were the rock, his ship-hoofs, and the veiserable old Murray, w h o accompa nied me rimed the premises. The dark, haughty, impe tuous spirit sod mad deeds of this Nobleman, the Poet's seek, I feel little doubt, by making. a wivisl and iade lible Impression on his 'whitsl limy, famished some. of the principal materials fir the formatiott of his Lord elsip's favoorite, sod perpetually reawrieg poetical hero. His manners sad acts are the theme of many a wiater evening in that Neighbourhood. In one of his pa- . rosy.. of wrath he shot hie machines for giving, in his' opinion, its improper preeedusee; threw the corpse into the carriage to his lady, mounted, sod drove himself. Fur this he was tried by the Peers, hot aelyitted for waist of residesier. in s quarrel, which moose out, of a dispute between their gamekeepers, he killed his neighbor, Mr. Cbarowck • the Lord of the adjoining maser. With that' dolsappy.iteed, however, died all family feed; sad, if we are to believe our Noble Bard, the dearest purpose of his, heart would have been compassed could he have untied the two mese by as utiles with "the tide reatoast of that socket House," the present most ansiaMe Mrs. Charoock— aur Mary of his poetry. To those who have any knowledge of the two families, nothing is more pereptcrows in his lays thee the deep interest with which he has seal. slid egoist : termed to this his boyish, his first muse endearing wad-. meet. The tt Dreams is literally their mutual history. The. "marine oratorie," where Wood "his steed caparimaed,” tdad the hill r 7 --- 0 crowned with a peeslisr diadem Of trees in circular array, so fixed, Not by the sport of netore, list of mast," are pictures too well blown to those who have seen them to be Pairtaken fur a moment. It is curious to observe the opinion* entertained by country people of celebrated literary characters living at times amongst them. I have frequently asked such persons near Newstesd what sort of a riarbie Lordship was? the im ' premien of hie energetic bet ecceatric character was obvious in their reply, " He's the d-1 of one fellow for comical fan cies. He ftrgs th' owl Lard to nothing; bet he's a hearty good fellow fur a' shot." One of these mere comical fancies related by a farmer, who has sees it more than ouee, is truly Byronic:—He would sumeiinies get into the boat with his two noble Newfoundland dugs, row into the middle of the lake, then dropping the oars, tumble over boo the water; the faithful animals would immediately follow, seize him by the coat collar, ore on each side, and bear bins away to land. Dogs tutored in this manner are Invaluable, because they may be relied upon In cases of actual danger. Henley, September 23. W. H. ' Query—Chaworth. MARKETS. —mmsomo [From the " Loudon Na. Price Current.") FRIDAY, wovemese 16. Correa —The market has bees eaceediegly heavy for some weeks past, and we have at length to state a small depression la the prices; Bursts of last wale have been dis posed of at a decline of id. per lb ea the last India House sale prices; Bengals hare not been sold at say reduction, yet the previews prices could 001 be obtaiord. The pur chases store our last cosiest of 200 Bengal sad. a 50. lie bead. 900 Surat 40 Para—. 10i1. duty paid. 60 Smyrna Old. The arrivals from the 9th to the 15th inst. inclusive : Bombay Para 376 New South Wales The serounia from Liverpool this morning state that market exceedingly heavy, but the prices were Dot lower. SUGAIL—The demand fur Museovades this week has greatly improved ; the good and fine Sugars must be stated Is. a 2.. higher ; the inreriok browns are it: more request, priers a shade higher have been obtained, and there is every prospect of a further improvement is Sugars. The prices lately have been exceedingly depressed: the stocks on haud are inconsiderable. The Refiners have evinced some anxiety so effect sales previous to the winter setting in; lower prices have in con sequence been submitted to : the shipping houses have pur chased considerably at the very reduced rates. A consider able parcel of Crushed Sugar hns been reported to be con tracted fur spring delivery sat prices higher than the present market rates. 'llse Refiners du not appear inclined to enter tutu these contract; owing to the present very low prices of the market. 1821. Three is no demand fur Foreign Sugars by private contract. The public sale of theasnah, 179 boxers, west at price. ls. s 2s. lower, yellow 2hs. Id. a 28s. dd.; 128 chests Brazil sold also at low rates, grey and ordinary *bite 281. a 305., yellow 25.. Covenr:—The public sales of Coffee brought forward this week have been inconsiderable, Ike prices have been fully maintained : at the public sale yesterdb?, fair quality St. Domingo In calks sold 100 s., 100 s. 6d. and 101 s.; very ordi nary 985.; good to fire ordinary Jamaica extensively lots. 64 and 103 s. There were so public sales this forenoon : the demand for coffee suitable fur home cossmispllon coati- nun, and generally the Cuffm lunarl may be staked 1 the prices tallier higher. Fours.— , -The arrivals of every deseripitpielwri giq hire conakie.ratde; new Cerruti sod To Aids age ea. 4111Pdtd to begin landing is a day or Iwo; two vpey largo sales have breit 'brought forward, doodling( Or oath ;mho AJ - • . 11 Pigss, Pewees, Pesch Mem% Ileseaide *OA kits Susi eargo that be berg as• *Arbil thii striiami ISM brhkly at higher priests) sod Lash Relates: three cargoes of mew Denis and VeJeatia Ralalea, 114.#. resisting of - 9,29 e. Wades,. about one-tfilid Muse sold at 425.; 8,408 been and 1,000 heltkaoleti . bolt sold briskly at 625. • 85e. per cwt. Rust, Damien'. 'sots ift.Laitai.—The by private contract has. twee emosidetable; the' ihsidliteser he stated firm, mid pries a shade higher. The reds.. le. the rate of real e 4 the West India warehouse apogees le ewe great fireless a time holders, sled will prebehltlediste speculators to purrlsopa Rom, as' they ran 6 1 1 111 1 / 64411.1111 at a reduced expense. The public sale this teremego ten shied of 147 posehoes hinnies Rum, of au' aYMiiii good quality, the strength quite unpreeedented; bee NOV. aho per cen4 oper.prook, sold at 39. 611.,• average, 4 et' Celli. O.P. 21. 9d. a 35.• 32 and 33, 2s. 7d. a 2s. 641,; 26, 30, mid 31s , 4s. Sd. a 2s. : generally strong Ruin ate higlier.-.-Brandoes have been is .sure request : the , prises are again ld. a 2d. per gallon higlier.—lu Gears Serene ow alteration. •Telseern-eTbe &mood foe Tobago enothemeo geierii II" "'trill"' the Pllettumes are at pries a audit Irtgtier them the late advance of f a. per lb. Tgumm.—The Tallow market is eleeediagly beery, and porches:a have been made BJ. below our reduced quota sewn. The Towo market is the seine as last week, 48s. 6d. CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, NOVAIIMILIII6. We have had but few arrivals of any grain sines Monday, still there is a large iprautity of Wheat at market which eau' maiued over from that day's supply, bat the deinaad claw invitee small ; only the Must samples can be dimmed mist there is no alteration in prices. Fine Malting" last" me ready sale to.day on full as good teramaa - em rMijy bat (hero were nu buyers of the inferior genallaa. 41.9.011 Oat. are ewer in coon qua:ft of short arrival'', bidding's( Ibis . yenenosnielt, as well as new Hewn are le. Mrd - quartos' cheerer. . other articles there is laic or no altarnahlw. UIBItt DGE. 138McaIpppitelor's Rotors, Titvassay, Not 101811* IS. , per load ' New ditto .. per inane/. 2la dto Eta .—d • i ~ ... ..lfs —d to 30s --t1 !Ss —d to 344 —I .!riAlitir • Ws --4 Se EM ..—d , IRWS ... —et - , od is, ...a. •••II NEWBURY, "BERIUt Biome= 13. Wheat 2O. to Ms Ws lie to 30s Rye Barley 2O, to 30s Pease troi to Xs Bread, per pilots, ls. Old. to ls. SALISBURY. Novato's 13. Meat 4fa to 80s Od Oats.... 505.0 d. tollts. Od Barley. 261 to 34. Od I Beams ..-445. Yd. OS 0 0 s. Od DEVIZES, Nossiorsa 15. Wheat.... 38s Oda dis Od I Oats els Od &St, OA Barley.... SI. Od a 27s Od Beans 748 Sacks of Wheat sold at the aversive of 31s. Od. ' HEINGERFORD, Noyes rldOld 14. Wheat-380. Od. to 80s. Od. I 0a55..1(06. Od. Ws. Od. 110rtey..204. Od. to 345. Od. Beaus 50a. Od. to 41.. Od. SMITHFIELD MARKET, FRIDAY, NOVUtnta 16. Three was a middling Supply of all descriptions of Cattle at slailhet this morning, but the price, are rather higher than last market day. In the Hay-market there is au material Straw and Clover wiper oar last.—Tbe following is sii ildellette statement of the prices sod numbers : • • • • To sink the offal per mese af 81h. Beef....ts. 6J. to 31. 10d, Head of Cattle this day! Motu/n..26. 61. to 3s. 81. Beasts fea1....3a. 0.1. to Ss. Od. Sheep Park ....2s. 6.1. to 4s. Bd. Calves .. 180 Laab...os. Od. to Oa. Od. Pigs..... 2lO HAY.SIARK ET. • Her= . • .. Si. 10s. to 4/. 11*. 41. Os. to U. be. • 1 " Stoats U. 121. to If. 16s. • NEWGATE AND LEA DENHALL MARKETS. (By the Careass.) Reef .... ?a 4d to 34 44 Veal .... 3s 4d to Is ltd Mutton.. 24 4d so 3. Od I Pork .... 4d to 4s NJ PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW. IT. JANOS . .. WHITIPCSP•PICL. Hay 31 OS Od to 41 Os 0.1 Hay 3/ 10.04 to 414. 0.1 Straw 11 71 04 to II 16. Od Clover.. 41 0. Od to 5/ S. Od Clover 4/ Os Od to 61 Os Od I Straw .11 04 to 11 144 04 PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt. NEW rocuitTs . NIRM WAOIII. Kent ....t/ 140 to 5/ Or Kent I/ 10. to 11/ 15, Sussex ..21 bs hi 3! 80 Cline% 2/ O. to 3/ 01 Essex....2l 100 to 4/ 4. Essex .... bs to 3/ 150 Farnham, fine, 71. to W. 9s.—See.onds, 41. 100. to 7!. Os. PRICKS OF TALLOW, SOAP, fee. per Iltlb. Town Tallow Mis Oa .—• Uii Yellow Stray SIN Yellow Russia 45a Ad —.l 0.1 Mottled White ditto...4ss Oil —a Oa Cord . 94s Soap ditt0.....42s Od —a Od Graves I Melting Stuff :19s Oil —s 0.1 Good Dregs 7s Os Ditto r0ag1i..251 Od —s Od PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of Alb Price of Tallow (as stated by Ilse Tallow Ateliers) 2.. 79. SHEEP SKINS. Polled Downs WINES, exclusive of duly, 7s. 7d. per (allot.. Port, old, per 138 gallon% 3Ol. to 411. New, ditto Lisbon, per pipe Madeira, per pipe of 110 gallons (East ladia) 451. to 7W. Sherry, per butt FOREIGN WOOLS, prr lb. Spook!' Sheep, Lamina 3s id ais 6d Servisl - 116 Oil s 3. 9d • ".4 2s Ad a Seville is 3d a 36 Od Se 6d ei 7. 3d T. 2d lA , Od aSe 3d wit llohemia 1.t ........ .....'4. fld 7e Sd .*4 3. Sd a 443 de l vdis • R*W HI Deek.'"" ' Best Heifen &Steen, pest. Onlistail.. as 6d to gs 0 3s 4d its 3s 641 Mastics Cay v ,. each Os thi 1 Middlings 2s 104 to 3s Od Vng fosse Os 0 to Os 0 erre z- _ , -~- Paic■ 11 u - - 1- - . MICR OF LATHER. Sells, GO to $ll/b0.011C11..4 Gad to 1124 pee lb. • to I DDilamlo le, NI Hilda lb Sibs. Sell .•: 4... .1i 111141 to 244 • rg r MO Floe Coaeb Hitler .... r. 041 4 Hides 36 040lb'. foe entUog 1 4to 41 ''' " 1 Ditto 46 t01a1b1b0..e5,.4:a......10 d to 211 Calf Akins 30 to delbe .. es ... .... -Add to '3ld Ditto Milo 701bs 6,..5..2114 to 36d Ditto 70 t011101b0.........6...20.1 to SIM Small Seals (Greenland) 114 to 201 Large ditto Tanned Horse Hides 18;d to 19d ' Spanish Horse Hides • • '. OW to Vid COAL MARKET / .Noetiones 10. Ships at Markel. 13bi So d. Prire. 31 Newcastle 3.; %Wetland 2 Scotch Coal . 1 Caddell Coal --......_ DiSTURBANCB AT SAR.4GOS4A. . • A - French journal gives the following inlelligenril in a letter from Madrid, dried November I. Th. Madrid pope's of the same date do not mention the affair : " An extraordinary courier was this day received by the Gorerntistat from Saragossa. He brings informaiiim that fur some lime past cries of • Riego for ever r bad been 'lewd ill the public promenades end the theatres of that city. Songs in boomer of the General had been sting in all the public places. sad regret for his removal from office wee loudly ex. pressed. The aollstmities tried in vain, by a Prochunatiou,. and some measures of severity, to repress the manifestation oracle sentiments : these measures served only to irritate, On the Mltb of last mynas the acclamations in favour of Riego neconimeoced with more activity than ever. It appears that the Political Chief Moreda took a wrobs course * for ie-establishing tranquillity. The conduct of his agitate excited a commotion Is which three persons were woosied. and other two arrested. Next day the militia minabled in the poblie square with a piece of ar tillery. .1110. hostile !Windt bad for Its object to obtais reperatioe for an insult given ow the preceding treeing to owe of the Members of tbe corps. A *deputation was strut to the Municipality to demoted the dismiseal of the Political Chief Ms*da, end the arrest of several parsecs olio during the preceding days bad abused their powers. The Mu nicipality did not think fit to refuse this demand, and the Political Govereentet was give. provisionally to the In teedant Gaetano. General Amer et the some lime 118 . sensed the military command. During the *bole of this time the militia preserved order it the town, and the troops of the line took no part in theta movements. No misfortune he. occurred. On the same evening General Alva arrived to take possession of his Government; but be' set out arsiii mixt d.. The guider who has brought this news preceded MD. At the moment orb', departure perfect tranquillity metalled ielesageme." FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. • I/RAMAN PAPERS. • 4 .. ROMK, OCTOUI O. •-• .! •••'‘ ••• M. Caseelli, Commandant of Naples daring the revolutionary period, has been arrested here on one. application of his Sicilian Majesty. He bad lived for some months quite retired in a house in the Vt.,. Ferentiao, whence be was conveyed to the Castle of St. Angelo..to be takeu to Naples under the escort of an inspector of the Police. It is said that pa pers and letters of great importance were found. in his possession. The Au - General Fitzgerald lately passed through here on his way to Moravia, and several detachments of troops returning to Aostria, which it is said will be replaced by fresh detachments.— Many persons have been carried off this autumn by apoplexy ; among them is the celebrated Advocate Fetietti, and the English Vice-Consul at Atwood, &c. Several marriage" in the higher circle. are the subjects of general atteutiou. The son of Lueieu Bonaparte will marry the daughter of Joseph Bonaparte, with a portion of 300,000 scudi ; the son of Prince Ruspoli the daughter of the Prin cipe de la Paz; the Marquis Serltipi the Duchess of Fiano ; the nephew of the banker Count Lo ve& the. Merchess Zondadari of Sierma, with a portion of 200,000 scurli. arc. We expect here the Prince of Carignan, Prince Jerome Bonaparte, and from Tuscany the Costa • of St. Leo. Several Revolutionists of Poute Corey, who have been brought hither, are Numbed to differeut provincial towns. ROME, OCTOISKR 20. The Pipe! Government has been induced by the representations made to it.to restore to Ancor,' at d Civitta Vecchia the privileges of free pests fur fo reign silk and woollen intottifecturts, which wtre lately withdrawn with s view to favour the riatiomil manufactures. The Government has perceived that such instructions do not promote industry, but injure commerce. The towns of Ancona sod envy Vecchia have testified the greatest joy cud gratttnie fur the restoratiun of these privileges. NAPLES, octostaa 18. Legal proceedings are carrying on with great di ligence for the trial of Silvati and Morelli, the two authors of the revolt at Moriteforte iu 1840, who were lately taken disguised as Greeks. It is said that negociations are on foot with the Austrian Government to get the Ausirtin army of occupation reduced next year to 25,000 men, *tad instead of them our Government wi•uld then tske some Swiss regiments into pay as it has done Ist former times.—(4llgemeine Zeitung, Nov. 5.) FRANKFORT, NOVEMBER 7. His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland arrived here to-day on his retort, from Low, to which place he accompanied the king, his brothel: . His Royal Highness travels under the name of. the Count of Diephaz. Their Highnesses the Dokert Charles end Williams of Brunswick have also arri v ed bete from Hanover ; they are 'ming bock toLetisanue. . His Horbsteso• Prince Metteroich arrived hero yesterday evening from his seat of Johinsuisl.,ere. •lENBA, MOTIINIBKI 4. We have accounts hire from Constantinople top the 14th Of October. The city wai tolerably trim toil,' only eiCesSes wire feared from the Acetic troopti, espec:ally those in the more remote gamer' - ~ c : 414 I I .. ' s I )4t • li , s . : KM o'Lla ;11a 4 To easel s& with the favourite Nosiest Estroursgesta, called discharged at the General Treasery, os Tuesday, the 3lst . 1 with the exception • GIOVANNI IN LONSISSIt , July last, ow which day the Interest thereon would•reaver chn& object placed a Doe Giovaasi, Medusa Yost*: LIMN% Mr. Hertel i but ' h at sap of the Sete' "'ettiaed ftl PaYetret . 9 . 111 1 with a lambent done, i Der. Furn . iime F w ekh4 m i . ip„,,, ~pr 0. .iii . p „ ,,,,150 . sail/ further orders, be received lo transfer to the sew Las tete, er width, Hat ea Ilia Matt ; Mir C.sooltutlt tieleattelee7 I 4 141 ' Ill " • "" id • tamed removal, Ido a Ire r o b. ge m . awe • . . •• . •. :.! •. - . . Aod fsbooseest Alba Cowes hiteatiou et await& • weve,Voys. e tete-tle toltiltrallest• mpg oboes le be " root w o rk . " , s h o v er . is Indigo", Oa &nib 1 . ... Ls lbeir_hefiegelaawleised advertise. orbs fli . sever alvelalApllle•elkitstWth therlitc ball thus heed buttes. ' . ettleasilbsilt a squills 11010Mibil &ballast Novak • - -Ai 1. 1- It - • •• retorual sad remakes Soles, 74.• &coed Price 3s. ed.—Pit, 3,. . • tessoWd WO West lielltet Govreeraelbli w The Cass' of Directors do hereby give notice , that ilia alai" ea etditteeket el Price, !s . — G allery , Is.; iiecoud Price, ls.s-Illiper -T ail.. osousba is eaßearilatios hy the Conti, and adverted to is ' 4 O that lad peed, tell lan. U.; &coed Prier, ed. . p ia to be takes of me. Radweu, ilk do goisudit a the their said Advettioratests a she 6th sad Illtb July tut, are kid, Is one of hill du, to he considered so retirelv void and of nee effect. • the *sedates, a courage flso --" seablieeTC7edltorswho --. ;;lll4;e ... recpt --- skall Aseptlre tie mime. of the Principal of Shelf obiliatioos of 30th June DUI, in cash.. will net be glided to the est. 4 , 41,11 0 IWO* re•Wltatata .IMetlXlMiAd.•.4 4o subeerildatraideitees i elf aecrelett later's' due to to the period when they say have demanded their Principal, • shall be paid in cosh only at the Treasury in Calcutta. The Court of Directors do further give N o ti ce, that the 4 / 1 • . • 1 • , 4 , • . . • .a . • •••. • . • . .4..,..,;:i- 7 ,,5 :: :..„..- .:,._:..-.,....:..,,-1 : 1..::, ,1.,...,...r.t........,.,..........,..,,,..,•:,...4......,,. ... a, t , ~,,.. , • . . . li. 114 W A IL) JlHi ,1? .. ......... •••4 111N1141N_ HATIIRrIAir. NOVIUNTIVR 1 1041 W...1. - .......,11,•,, I PRICE OF CANDLES, From Tallow Chandlers Ilall. Price of Candles, per dozen, 91 60—Moulds, Ils Od. 6d. per dos.zen allowed (or ready money. OILS, per Ten, of 454 Gallons. New Greml.Whalc.. 411—. Spermaceti Old -1 —s Li weed 471 10. Pale Seal y MI I ~~