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1 , , I) 1../ . ~•• /. , 4:9 / . l'-' • .I , ' I.' V ...., / ‘ 4 / -- - 72 "- (a Li ( ':' •• '- ' `, ~, b ....., i t p , LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1824._ 1/ ' /) 1,7 L 6-', ~ ~, No. 6,836. PORT OP LONDON, Oa. U 1861 FOR SALE. I Rer of the Honourable Me Commissiimeen of hit , Nmesty's E.rrise Revenue. in . & spacious Room, at the Chief, ' O, Ilmodotreet, on TULDY, the liltb o f November, IRWIN tine o'clock in the afternoon precisely, ADMIT TWENTY THOUSAND IiAbIIONS GENEVA, AND TWENTY TIMUSAND 6 ALIA)NS BRANDY, Which have been regularly condemned and re-distilled, now In rata, at the Excise Diatilkry, St. Catherine. Catalogues my be hid at ftd. each, and samples seen, at the Excise Warehouse -keeper's Office, Tower-hill, from Friday, the Stli, to Monday, the Nth of November, 11524, from ten till two o'clock ; and on the morng of sale. from ten tiU twelve o'clock. Samples can also be se es at the Fine and Forfeit Office, Excise Office, Old lirand-streat. PAST INDIA lIOUNR, 011.27, Int Cor.rf of Diteetors of the United Company o? Nerehtnito of EnglanJ trotting tulles lima Indio do hersby One Maize, That the Committee Sr Buying and Warehouses will be reedy, on we before WEits Kenai, the 17th November, 11124, to receive Proposals in writing, sealed up, front such Persons as may be BUFFl willing to supply the Company with /WN LEATHER ACCOUTRE3IENTS; And that the conditions of Contract may be seen on application to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Proposals must be left before eleven o'clock, on the said 17th November, after which boor, the Committee will nut receive any Tender. JOS EPII DA RT. Secretary. IeONDON DCKS. CONTRACT FOR STATIONERY. Dirfrtors of the London flock Company do hereby L ore Notice, that they will lee reedy to receive Tenders (pealed ep). at the Supevintendant's ()Thee, at the Dock, on WEDNES DAY NEXT, the ffil of November, at Twelve delock,for sup plying the I:ompany, for One Year, with STATIONERY. l'asticulses of the Contract may he known, and Samples of the Articles seen, at the Company's Ilmise, Miner's-street, Rank. liEffllliE ROBINSON, Secretary. London lhwk House, Oct. EL 11121. N.ll.—No regard will Le paid to any Tender delivered after Twelve o'Clock on that Day, nor unless the Person who makes the 'render, or some l'crson on his behalf, attends, to answer when called fie. lAW LIFE ASSIIRANCX MOC(ETY.—Tiro 1)1- rect.. give Notice. that in pursuance of the Deed d Settle ment. a DENERAL 311;ETI ND of the PROPRILTORS will led fog General Purposes at the Society's (Office, in Lincoln's Ina-fi hell elds, on FRID A Y, the bth 'day of November next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon precisely. JAM. ANDERTON, Secretary. Aitartences at this Office are not confined to the Profession of the Ism, but arc open to persons in every station of life; and all Per sons Miming for the Term of Life are entitled to Fouraifths of the hullo which may at any time be readily applied iu reduction of the Annual Pre . Terms of Assurances mna Prospectuses may he had at the Office dthe Society and at the Offices of most of thae Attomits in *Le Cuantr7. SOCIETY FOR THE ENIVURAHEMENT OF ARTS, MANUFACTURES, A) Cl/MMERCE. A i n Er. 1, Ocw. 37,11124. SOCIETY for the ENCOURAGEMENT of i ARTS, IN ANU FA CTI'RES, and COMMERCE, in the United Kingdom and its ('ninnies, hereby give Notice. That the IDIST MEETINO after the RECES4 will take pleee at their ID /USE In the ADELPiI I, on WEDNESDAY NEVI', the 3d Nov. at Seven o'clock in the evening. l'he Soddy are at all times ready to receive communications in Agriculture. Mechanics, Mannfactitrev, Chemistry, Polite Arts, Colonies, and Trade, and on all matters relative to the objects of the lummution. Lists of Premiums offered by the Society may be hail (gratis) by applying at the llowic of the Society; and all communications are requested to be addressed, post and carriage paid, to the secretary. ARTIII'R ATKIN, Sec. ( By aide?) A NEW PICOVINCIAI. PAPER. On Monis!, November 8, 1824, will be published No. I. of Fr HE ( . 11 ELT EN!! A 111 JOURNAL awl C:LOUCEB -1 TER.SIIIRE IVEEKIN GAZETTE, price Seventience, elegantly printed on the largest site paper, on a beautiful new type, east expressly for the purpose. From the distinguished patronage and extensive support under stitch ibis Paper ia.subniittell to public notice, sanctioned by seve ral nentiernen of etteisiderable inlluencii is titeesessiteskire and the neighbouring Counties, and its consequent extensive circulation, the advantage to Advertisers gull be self-evident, and their interest and benefit essentially promoted. *., 5 Advertisements and I triers for the l'aper will be received in London by their Agtnts, Messrs. Newton and Co., 3, Warwick square square; 14 Mr. Richard Barker (late White), 33, Fleet - street; and by J. J. 'ladle'', Printer and Publisher, at the Journal Otfice, Cheltenham. Jatid J. SI VEW RII HIT, 37, (7ornhill ; I I, Holborn; • and 38, Haymarket. recommend to their Friend.' and the Public the Scheme to be Drawn NEXT WLD)ESDAY, con twciug 2 Prizes of £30.100 4 Primo( £220 2.1(11 10 219 1.020 10 200 And every Ticket wil also have M. Money. It l; 11. LX/NTRACTOR WITH 6011;11101 ENT FOlt TILE Plt ESENT )17Eit HATING, agreeably with his usual custom, ailvt•rtistll the Sr :irate in 1011. now calls the attention of his best friends, Its public, to its principal attractions. It contains Two Grand Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds, and Mkt other Capitals; all the Prizes are sterling money ; there are manies, every .. lwr being sure of at least sf. and the plan of =die whale Scheme decided in one day having given such gatiptlartion, is again adopted by Ilish ; as all the shove Ca pitals, and all the other Prizes will be drawn, and every number decided, on W El/NESI/Al' NEXT, all in vine day. ••• As the interval to the Drawing is so very short, and Lotteries we so soon to terminate altogether. Mill solicits an early purchase at either of his (Hikes, .1, Cornhill, and 10, Charing-cross, where the following Capital Prizes, all drawn on Tuesday last, sth inst. were shared and sold:— 15,6.1 a . . . . • Prize of . . . 211.0A01. No. h 99 . . Another Prize of . . 1w R!wi . . 12,0541 10.5.10 . . 1 7,1111 . . /ISO U. 711 .. . I.tloll 11.6915 .. . 300 itrAgia .. . 2.211 18,1111 . . . 1,0 . .00 t 4.378 . . . 300 12.074 . tsl . . . 6111 2.0;111 . . 220 12.745 . . . 2211 U. 41 : 1 7 . ale 3,2:41 . . . 220 I 18,163 . . . 220 The Contractor's Offices, 1, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-eruss. ( FAX; II EGA N anti Co., Proprietors of BELFAST ‘l l l LINEN and OENERAIL OUTEIT'I'INO WARE -11401.5E, liB, Regent-strert (nearly opposite New Burlington meet), and Agents for the Sale of IRISH POPLINS, having pre pared for the ensuing Winter Trade rut Ansurtment of 1111511 LINEN DRAPERY of their own manufacture, and of Goods seleetvd In the Brown Markets in Ireland. by one of their Farni ernihnd in a prineiptl linen-manufacturing district, have now on hand an extenm e supply (which will be constantly renewed by l e nt , heT , Tala)ofyarl.wide and seven-eighth Linens. of warmu bleaeh;Fheetin t . of the first quality, boll hottor-niade and super line; tat..brica, I.awmi, and bordered l'autbric (lard, kerchiefs. 1111.11 T. 1161.1: LINEN, of every description, in great va -6,11. an article winds tlicir feel jnstihesl in recommending in the stnlngen manner, in consequence of the very great satisfaction it has given wherever they have introduced it. l'urchastra of Lincu.Draiii.vy generally, and Families having .occaaion to buy largely. will find a decided advantage in favouring this house with a preferriee, as the mode of dealing, both in buying sad selling, being confined to CASII ONLY, the value of ready money is duly appreciated. ()niers for Shins, Family Linen, Ind General outfitting, etecuted ith a strict adherence to *Lose principles of superiority sad punctuality ' combined with niodetatechar..., which have al :csidy obtained fur this Establishment such narke d approbation and "IrPott. S FrIIF.SE Pontlcrs arc so contrive,' as to ',mance, when used as direet.d, water, exactly Of the same quality as that found at the celebrated Sri.llita Spring : the water impregnated sidt them Iseinnes, in an instant, sparkling and effervescent. and titans an alterative:Wine Aperient, as pleasant as TVtda Water. They temain llnu by time or climate. Prepared anti sold by the I'mprietors, 1l uses. (I.IIA 11SII A 1.1. .rul Co. Chentims, Bees.. rr.hirert. Illoldeu.mitigee, in lilacs, as. lid aad in Potties at 22x. duty included. N.ll. —The ['abbe are cautioned :tettinat itr.itatinns, and are ri— (Neod to observe thewende. ..Prep..red by I I. Marshall and en.' Jill he printed upon every label, a ith each box and bottle v'her PreparatiMlS. Illattr the Janie name, advertised liar nein dig the Seidlitz Water, are seuri.un. I.e hid Ibnce : The Os d da Powders !Amender Water Cheltenh yemate am Salts i n errata's I htter, Perfumes! Dhom ditto, in efflorescence Ihttn, Minn Fleur r:ll,t 114::It'bIA Vegetable Extract Perttnal 4 °ugh Ilruiet Eitrits----varitnut Aroniat iv V i:11 . p1I E s au de Colugne lavrnilti Fine e ar Arrpiehnsaele Water, /t.e. Jltrliritte 4. " es. of all prices. ctnuplrtele lilted for every "foie and lietittine !hugs and illediclnes, for home and export 'huh, Of the finest gush:!. IoslPrepared a.,, tri l l sold as above, very superior fIiENCII ~ 1 611, fur all .."tuls ref fine Wovil, Furniture, &c. BOOKS IN TIIK PRBSS. KNIGHT'S QUARTERLY MAGAZINE, No. VI. will be published ea the 13th NOVEMBER. In a few days will Iss published, in cos volume, de. octavo, price 10s. ed. (2()Lrrui)E; translated from the German of M. Zim ►77 merman. Illustrated with Engravings by Modes, Rolls, and Corhould. hom Paintings by T. Stothard, Esq. B.A. Printed for Time. liritaths, 2, Warwick-court, Holborn. Early in November will 1w published, in one vol. Hen. 111 EI:()LLECTIONI4 of the LI FE of L 0111) BY RON, IL from the year 1808 to the end of 1814; detailing the Pro gress of his Literary Cartier, in his several publications of the Eng lish Bards, Childe Harold, the Corsair, Exc.; and exhibiting his early character anti opinions. Taken front authentic Documsans, in the possession of the Author. By the late 11. C. PALLAS, Fol. To which is prefixed, an account of the circumstances leading to the suppression of Lori Byron's i'iorreitpondenc.i with the Allows., and his Letters to hi. Mother, lately announced ha publication : also, a Report of the Lord Chancellor's decision in the cause, Hob house and Ilanson v. Bidlaui and others. London : l'rinted for Charlie. Knight, Pall-mall -east. B(X)KS PUBLISHED. Just published, the Second Edition, with eonsitlevabla a ddition., in Two Vol.. post nvo. price 21s. hoards, ITERA 11,DIC ANOMALIES. 1. Printed far Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. - - This day is published, la $ vols. post 3v• prim 30s. boards, R AM ESES ; an Egyptian Tale : with Historical Notes of the bra, of the Pharaohs. The Tide of Ranteses has been made the vehicle of conveying to the Public an illustration of Egyptian Antiquities, and • noted epoch in its history. The author's attention has for a long series of yawl been occupied in collecting and arranging the notes and data upon which the incidents are founded. Printed for U. 11. Whittaker, Ara Maria.lane. BIN/KS PUBLISHED. OCTAVO EDITION. Thia day, the Second Edition. In one vol. Ova LORD BYRON'S CONVERSATIONS with CAP, TAIN 3INDWI N. Printed fee Henry Co!burn, H, Ncw Burlington-street. A NEW GEOAIETRWAT. ATNEMENT FOR YOUNG P 1:0 P L E. This day is published, by Base; im7Sons, 4, Broad-street, City, price fw . with 91 Plates, in extra boards. iIIAI'VRO-PLAS'rItS; or, the Art of Modelling in 11 Paper ; with ample directions to draw with a Ruler and compass the flat paper figure of t! e object to be represented, and afterwanls to cut, fold, join, and pain' the same. ••• This ingenious An is calculated to intmduce children to the most minium and practical applications of Geometry, in a way which occupies their hands, and thus enforces their attention, with out any particular effort of their thinking powers. This day is published in 3 vols. crown lien., price Mk. in extra boards THE LIFE of JOHN HET NC LE, Esq. By TIIO3IAS AMORY, (lent. A new Edition. " John Ilunele is the English Rahelaia."Fhe soul of Francis Rabelais passed into Thomas Amory, the Author of the Life and Adventures of John Houle ; both were Physicians, and enemies of too much gravity. Their great business was to enjoy life. Rabelais indulges his spirit of sensuality in wine, in dried neat's tongues, in Bologna sausages, in Bowes. John Runde shows the same symptoms of iuordinste satisfaction in tea and bread and butter. IS bile Rabelais roared with Friar John and the Monks, John Ilunele gossipped with the ladies, and with equal and uncon trouled gaiety. These two authors possessed all the insolence of health, an thst their works gave a fillip to the Cemstitution ; but they carried of the exuberance of their natural spirits in different ways. The Title of one of Rabelais' chapters, and the contents answer to the title, is, How they chirped over their cup.' The title of a ccuresoonding chapter is John Runde would run thus 1--‘ The author is invited to spend the evening with the divine Miss Ilawki.is, and goes accordingly, with the delightful cooler. union that ensued.' London : Septimus Prowett, 23, (ltd Bond-street ; and W. and C. Tit, Edinburgh. Just published, Past 111. of lIE ANIMAL KINGDOM; Described and Arranged bt conformity with its Org.. ninth'''. By the BARON CUVIER, Member of the Institute and Academy of Prance, to. 4e. With Engravings, chiefly from the living Subjects in the Museum of Natural history at Paris, and other Public Collodion.. With large additional De scription% of all the Species hitherto named, and of many not before noticed, and other Original Matter by the Translators. ' By EDWARD ORIFFITII, AND Oritgas. Publishing in Parts, Quarterly. Derny quarto. with early int. pensions of the Plates on India paper. price 23.. each part; in mysl lien. with the Plates carefully coloured, 245., or plain Ilk.; in deny Sao. plain, Its. Printed for Gm R..Whitber. Ave Maria-lane. This day is published, r/LACKWOOTYS EDINISURGII MAGAZINE, No. 13 Kell!. fur October, 11W. Comysxts hone Germanic*. No. 19. Corte Ton Bey- Ilehingen, a Tragedy, by Boethe---11. The shepherd's Cot.-111. 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Greece in 1101 and i;r2.i, by the Honourable Cobwel Leicester Stanhope.--VI. Reply to " OW where Glory waits thee."— V 11. The Periodical Literature of the Nineteenth Century, No. 7. The Monthly Magazine.—V 111.—The 11 arrest 3liim ing.-1 X. Historical Essay on the Origin, Progress, and probable Results of the Sovereignty of the nn g li4i in India, by 111. Say.—X. Stanza/4—XL( hi the neglect of living fienius.—X ['Mines to Mrs. —, in India. on perusing her MS. Poems.— XIII, hold Hast ings, Sir Charles Metcalfe, 111 r. Adam, and the Contractors for the Hyderabad lean.—X IV. Stanzas, to a Coquette.—XV. On the Recovered 31S. of Milton, now in the Press.—XV I. Lines writ. ten during Illness.—XV 11. Explanation of sonic Indian Names found in the Greek Ilistoriatis.—XV 11 I. Sonnet. written on the Banks of the Onsigen.—X IX. Critical State of existing Dis putes between the Persian, Russian, and Burmese Nations, and the British tiovernment in X. The Minstrel of War.— X XI. Reviewers Reviewed Trznsitetions of the Literary Society of Bombay.—X X 11. Sonnet.—X Xlll. Letter front Major Moor, on the Case of the Parsee Merchant of Bornbay.—XXlV. Sonnct.—X XV. Remarks on a Letter contained in the Asiatic .Joumal.—X XVI. Lines, written by Moonlight on a Pillar of the Ruins of Itailimahal, in the East Indies.— X XVI 1. Right of the Nation to abolish at once the Fast India Company's Charter.— X XVI 11. The Pirnte.—X XI X. Debate at the India House— and the latest Indian, Colonial, and European Intelligence, he. &c. Published Monthly, by J. M. Richardson, 23, Cornhill ; sold by W. Blackwood. Edinburgh ; J. Clamming, Ih.blin ; and may be hail of all Booksellers in the !hilted Kingdom. 'rite Vint and Second Volumes, with Titles, Indexes, &c. are complete, and ready for delivery. A NNALS of SPORTING and FANCY cAzErrn. cx. Contents of the Number for November, price 2s. tid, ; illus trated with, 1. A tine Engraving, by Landseer, of Vixen, a Scotch Terrier; I Stamford Race ('nurse. Survey, and Plan : Original Communications—Field Sports for November—Vixen, a Scotch Terrier (with l'ortrait)-11ydrophobia : Symptoms of ap proaching Madness; of continued Rabies; distinguishing Charac teristics—A hay's Hawking in the Druid Country—Col. Thorn hill, Sports, and Company—Remarkable raw of Docility in the Foe; lieneral Habits, etc.—Eclipse, and his Owner's Colours; Jack Oakley, Anecdotes of ; Mutic of Riding. and last Pull-up— Case of the Blotch in a greyhound, and inquiry as to prop er Treatment—Water-IN:el ; its Manners and lint Ors (with Cut Of Shooting and the Fow one-piece ; Pr - re' Menufacture ; a. maven, Imitations, and Real ; Proving Percussion—Stag.bunting n Devonshire; a H i story of the late Campaign.; Scarcity of Chase; Cause—grousiana: Er:oni in Danicl's Rural Sports correct...l ; its Habitude; Tongue Blunder— Hawker's Instructions to Young s por t sme n, analyzed; Strictures on—Fow'ing-piece: Method of Cleaning; Oil to he used; Mr. Johnson's Honk—Origin of the Doncaster St. Leger—Knowsley hall, laird Derby's ; its Vistas, Hospitalities, Kennels, Hounds--Turf Events, cm ious__Winners of the Richmond gold l'up—lliad Illaser a well.marked Case of Mad Stapters, with Particulars of its Dying Paroxysms—Lord Byrott's liispimtionst ; with ilin.litics..Caine; of hi.. Achieve masts, P 0111 1 ,:. and Mode of Running—Arctic Anecdotes ; of Ani mats, Dogs, Birds—Literature and the Arts, t unnected with Sport- 1 ing Subjects; l'lllllll4ll of Jerry and Doctor Syntax--Starriftml Race ('nurse, with a Plate of the Plan. showing the rises and falls of that Course—The (Uwe and the Turf'; or a Week's Sporting at Ilarrowgate—Fancy flazette—Sportin g keurrences—llorse In. ttlligenre—S.ate of the Odds—Turf Herald, ite. leindun : Printed tor Sherwood, Joao, sod Cu., Fatemostcr row. This day is published, price tN. THE lIARIII/NICIIN, Nu. XXIII., containing. i. Entire new Fang. Aitwood, the words by Altiemtan Birch— Canrnnet. blossrt, the words from Milton, and now first adapted to the Mr--111. French Romance, Zimmerman, now first pub. haled in England: all with Symphonic.' and Accompaniments for the l'iano.forte—lV. (*mint 1 )14insky's Polonaise-I'. 'lloree new lierimut Waltsys, now tint published in England—V 1. Itondeau linturrois, by Payer, of Vienna; all arranged for the l'iann.fortc. 34i. ce llsnenus Articles.-31mvoir of I/r. lloyee—llistorical and Descriptive Account of the lomponium, with an Engraving—On the Mutdeof the Ashantecn anti ranters, with several of the Native Ain—some Particulars in the Life of Jonarlii —On the present Mile of 31usic in hanutur—Norwich Musical Festival—Novella's A trangetnent of the 11;rrgarian Hymns, for Vespers, Sce.—Fortign Musical intelligence—. Review of new :gush% the Drama. he. WEBEIt'S No. XXI. of the liannonicna, containing the Overture, March, Hunting Ukonist, and popular Vocal Pieces in the Freitsehutv, has been again reprinted, and may be had of all Houk and 111usie-sel lent, price 2s. ad. (Mien should particularly 'pacify the Ilamionicon Edition of the Music of the Freischuts, as the puke is lean than one-sixth of the other Editions. London : Printed few Samuel Leigh, 10 Strand ; sold by W. Blackwood. Edinburgh ; 31ilkken, Dubho, z.nd all Booksellers sod Musicselless. BAVERSTOCK ON BREWING AND MALTING. This day is published, in are Octavo Volume, price 10s. TREATISES ON BREWING, by the late JAMES BAVERSTO(K, Ea+ with Notes, and an introduction containing a Biographical Ske tch of the Author, and tee Papers on Specific Gravity, including an Account of the various Hydro statical Instruments which have been used in the Brewery; and Go hi A LTINO. By J. 11. RAVE ILSTOCK, The process of Batcwswo (as the Compiler justly observes in his prefatory remark.) " is a science, depending for its success upon certain and Invariable principles, and is not a mere mechani cal operation, performable by any menial and illiterate person whom it may he convenient to employ in it; and it is, in conse quence, beginning to rank as high among the arts and scientific manufactures, as the enormous duties which it pays entitles it to among the revenues of the kingdom. " Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. Just published, the Third Edition, price Se. extra boards, TILE SECRETAIti"S ASSISTANT; exhibiting the various and most correct modes of Superscription, Commence. ment. and Conclusion of Letters to persons of every degree of rank ; including the Diplomatic, (laird, and Judicial Dignitaries; with Oats of the Foreign Ambassadors and Consuls. Also, the Forma necessary to be used in Applications or Petitions to the King in Council. Houses of Lords and Commons, Government Offices, Public Companies, &c. - . • By the AUTHOR of the Peerage and Baronetage Charts ; the Chart of Christianity ; a Dictionary of English Quotations, &c. " This work will prove highly useful to young Correspondents, mil even afford information to those whose avocations or connexions require their occasional correspondence with persons of superior rank. The compiler seems to have used considerable diligence In ensuring accuracy."—Gentltiman's Mag. " This little work is a dei.irable appendage to the writing-desk, and fully enables its possessor to fulfil the precepts delivered to us in the Seriptures—' Give unto every man his proper title, lest he be offended, and r 2 betray your ignorance.'"—New Monthly Mag. Printed for Goo. B. 'Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. Just published. Second Edition. price Is. MITT!' ER'S CATALOGUE of OPTICAL, PHILO SONI L, & AIATHEMATSCAL IIkIST/WMENTS, with • Descriptive Enumeration of the Apparatus employed in Experimental and Operative Chemistry, Analytical Mineralogy, and in the prosecution of the recent 1/isomeric+ in Electra Chemical Science ; to which is added. a List of Preparations for Experimen tal Chemistry and Philosophical Recreation and Amusement. In this Catalogue, which will be found to contain somewhat more of Peocription than has yet been attempted in a List of Instruments and Apparatus, the price of each article is specified. 221, - IHigh Holborn. CHEAP CARPET WAREIIiOUSIL No. 1110, Piccadilly (two lbws West from St. James's-street). I_ H E Proprietors having made some new arrangements at their Manufactory, are now enabled to supply the Nobility and Public with any Quantity of the best BRUSSELS CAR PETING, from 4s. lid. to bs. 3d. ; a gusatity of Short Lengths and Single Pieces, at 45. 3d. and 4s. 6d. • Kidderminster ditto, from 25. 6d. to 4s. 3d. ; British ditto, trot; 31. to 4s. ; Venetian Stair ditto, from Is. lid. to 3s. dd. ; Dniggets in all colours, from 21. 6d. to 4s. 6d.; best seasoned Floor Cloth, from 25. 6d. to ss. 3d. Patterns of Brussels sent to any part of Town or Country. (4, ll lVS T T Y E% !l k i : e NS C , l ll*L E Li ti d O 4 i iri lf t banEt,ATIIN, CHEAPN ES S. — 14, (near the Four Swans), thsdaints the cant of disinter estedness or the more spacious pretext of advertising to caution the public against the " various delusions " of his competitors. W. Stevens takes this method of most respectfully thanking these gentleman who have favoured him with their orders, and requests their attention to his exterisiveSTOCK of OENIIINE Fl /HEWN WINES and SPIRITS, selected by personal attention to the wine and spirit market, and which for quality cannot be excelled. Pur chasing for cash, selling at a very small profit, and for reedy money only, and having a large retail as well as wholesale trade, enable W. Stevens to compete both in price and quality with any other W. Stevens particularly directs the attention of gentlemen to a parcel of rich and line Port Wines, of the g enuine vintages of 18 - 30 and 11t21, end which having purchased under most favourable cir cwnstatices, he is able to offer at 365. per dozen, &la per ditto, and of the highest quality, rich and full flavoured, at es. pee dozen. The above may be had by quarter cask or gallon (cask in cluded), at Per qr. cask. flat.. I Per qr. cast. Gal. IPer qr. cask. fiat. £2J£2JI34. 6d. 124 lfls. Ils. 6d. £•26 15a. 6d. FOREIGN WINES IN BOTTLE. Per Dos. Per Dos. Born Retiero (warranted Very good Sherry . genuine) . . 445. Duff Gonlun's fine ditto 425. cruel ed Port - 425. Pale Sherry (delicate and Pb. Vintage 1820 (2 years finest quality) 455. & 48s. in bottle) - 45*. & 48s. Very old rich brown Ditto 1215 (4 years ditto) Sherry - 81*. to 545. (Tawney) 511. R ',cella* (II olfonPs) . 425. West India staileira( finest) 12s. Lisbon, Tcneriffit, and Curious old East India ditto KOs. Mountain - - WINES FROM TIIE CA PE (IF tit )01) HOPE. -•- The character of these wines has been much Injured by the low priced trash which lies been offered to the 'nadir under the attrac tive appellation of •. Fine Cape," •' Excellent Cape," or " Cape Unequalled." W. Stevens knowing that the reputation of his establishment de pends on the quality of his articles, has recently purchased a large parcel of fine wines, which he can with confidence offer at Ifis. per dozen, and very tine lull flavoured at Ills. and 2116. per dozen. Name and Constantin, last quality, 211.- ; FOREIGN AND BRITISH SPIRITS. W. Stevens informs the Connoisseur and Invalid that be has a small parcel of curious old l'hampagne Brandy, at per gall., and some very old Jamaica Rum, hydrometer proof, 15s. 6d. per gall. l'cr (Isl. I'm (jal. Very tine Cognac Brandy Vs. Fine I)ld Jamaica Bum Best Old lhtto - 234. NCeticlerhuni's O. W. Ditto, hydrometer proof .2.!). 13‘..1d. Finest Scheclam II ollands 225. Shrub (unequalled) 13a. Finc Old Jamaica Ruin Cordials (rich and line flavour) -12 a. English (lin made from the purest British spirit, and unrivr.lled in richness, softness, and tine flavour, at 9s. id., las. ltd., and very strung fur mixing, at 12s. per gallon. Bottles and hampers 3s. lid. per dozen, stone bottles 741. per gallon, casks at cnopers' prices. No credit. Sent free of espense within 5 miles. Money returned if the articles are not approved. Entrance to counting-house up the passage.--Orders from the country must contain a remittance. TO PRINENT IMPOSITION. - - - - A11.R4) LAN I) and SON, Sole Proprietors of the . OHIOINAIi and GENUINE MACASSAR OIL, re. 'wilfully beg to announce to the Nobility, tientry, and Public at large. that in order to prevent the many frauds that are drily prac tise.' by Ilagrant Impostors offering base tat ions of their invaluable (1:1, they have, at a very considerable expense, produces' a new Envelope for the amid' Beatles ; the former which contained Straw coloured limper, is now White, with an Engraving from a Steel Plate of singular construction, and extreme difficulty of execution. The words Rovilanirsllltrallaar Oil, in Black Letters, on a Pattern ' of !ACC, form" the principle or the Label, under which is the signs. t u re in red. A. Rowland and Son, No. 20, Ilattuo (louden, revolt% a unique wrapper, in which is enclosed the Genuine Bottle of Macassar Oil, with a treatise on the Hair (a new Edition). The Wrapper is sailed at each end with the Dame and address of the Proprietor', who again request • strict observance of the above, , without which none can be genuine. The larger Bottles have the Yellow ,Paper es be fo re, with the new label. SALES BY AUCTION, —• FREEHOLD BUILDING GROUND, NEAR MILE-21Ia I SECOND SALE. By Mr. S H UTT LE WORTH, At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY. November 10, at 12, THIRTY Lots of Valuable FItEEDOLD LAND, abounding with brick earth, and admirably situated for building on the border of the road leading front Madinat-green to 01dfo ' rd, forming a line of communication between Mile-end toad and Hackney, *short distance from the Regent's Canal, near the course of the Intended Hertford ['Lion Canal, and in a neigh bourhood rapidly improving in population and respectability. May be viewed, and particulars had at the Three Colts, (Milford, adjoining the premises; the Mermaid, Hackney ; Swan, Stratford; (globe, Mile-end; at the Mart; of Mesa& Wilde, Rees, and Peacock, College - hill; and of Mr. Shnoleworth, MI, Poultry. FREEHOLD IN THE CITY OF lA)NDON, AND LEASEHOLD, LAMBETH. Br Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH. At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, November 17, 1824, at 12, in Two Lots. Lot t. A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, coon priming a spacious commodious Dwelling-house, large Warehouse and Premises, most advantageou4y situated im mediately opposite the New Courts of Law and Offices of the Com- missionera of Bankrupt, in Basingliall.street, in the occupation of very respectable Tenants, at Nett Rents, amounting to One Hundred and Sixty.6ve Pounds per Annum. Lot. S. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising Your neat Dwelling-houses and Premises, situated Nos. 37, 31t, eft, and 40, is Ely-place, South Lambeth, a short distance from New ChurcL cat Kennington held on Lease for 51i Years unexpired, at a (hound. riot, and pandseing a net income of rutty-two Pounds per A 11124111. May be viewed and Particulars had, Ten Days previous to the Sale, of Moors. Deonctt, (heaves, Baxendale, and 'radiant, Soli citors, King's Arms-yard, Coleman-street ; of Messrs. Young and Thompson, Solicitors, Charlotte-row, opposite the Mansion-house; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttles/firth, No. •211, Poultry. STOKE NEWINGTON. EXCELLENT FAMILY RESIDENCE, WITH GAR DENS, PLEASURE GROUNDS, AND MEADOW LAND. By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH. At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, November 17, at 12 (Mock, by order of the Administratriz, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, itSpacious Substantial Leasehold Family RESI DENCE, with coach-house, stables, yard, &c.; capital walled gardens , delightful pleasure grounds, green-house, fish pond, farm yard, outbuildings, and meadow land, comprising al. I together upwards of seven acres, eligibly situated in Church. street, Stoke 11( 'Anwar', the late residence of ROBERT 8E1'11.1.. Esq. deceased. The House contains eight bed-chambers, dreasing.rooms, capital drawing and dining rooms, library, breakfast room, principal and second staircases, domestic offices or every description, double coach-house, four stall stable, and cnnvet ient outbuildings. May be viewed with Tickets, which, with Particulars, may he had ten days previous to the Sale, of Mr. Shutdeworth, No. 211, Poultry. Particulars may also be had of Messrs. Jennings, Collier, Birch, and Marchsnt, Solicitors, No. 9, Carepatreet, Lincoln's Inn ; at the Mart ; laul on the premises. _ TURVES, BEDFORDSHIRE. DESIRABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, With large Darden. Coach.house, and Stable. By Mr. W. STEVENS, At the Auction Mart, London, on TUESDAY, November DS, at Twelve. A DESIRABLE FREEIIOLI) ESTATE, consisting It of a convenient Family Dwelling-house, situate at Turvey, eight miles from Bedford, and four from Olney, containing five excellent airy bed-chambers, and two servants sleeping rooms; good drawing-room, 174 ft. by IN ft.; dining-room, housckeeper's room, butler's pantry, front and back kitchens, larder, and two cellars, with garden, coach-house, and stable. Also Two Tene ments adjoining, on lease for a term, of which years years are unexpired, at a nominal ground-rent. May be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had at the place of Sale; Swan, Bedford; Bull, Olney ; Swan , New port Pagnell; of John arrard, Esq. Sulicitur, Olney, Bucks; and of Mr. W. Stevens, 36, Old Jewry, London. SHERRINGTON, BUCKS. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, Comprising I% Acres and 27 Perches of fertile Arable, Meadow, and Pastore Land, with roomy F►rm-houses, end All requisite By Mr. W. STEVENS, At the Auction Mart, London, on TUESDAY, November 18, at Twelve, in Two Lats. Lot I.A FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising eighty three acres three roods and twenty-six perches of rich arable, meadow, and pasture land, situate at Sherrington, on the high road from Newport ragmen to Olney, from which place it is distant three miles, two from Newport Pagnell, twelve from Bed ford, fifteen from Northampton, and eighteen from Welling. borough, all excellent market toting; with a capital modern rest- dence, large granary fitted up with bins, farm-yard, barns, stabling, and requisite outbuildings. In the occupation of Mr. Wm. Mar. shall, tenant at will, at a rent of U.N. lob. 3d. per annum. Also Four Tenements, situate in the village of Sherrington, in the occu pation of weekly tenants. Lot. 2. A very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, lying within a ring fence, and adjoining a part of Lot 1, consisting of seventy. two acres one rood and eleven perches of exceedingly line arable, mea dow, and pasture land, conveniently dig wised, with a farm-house, farm-yard, barn, stabling, and convenient outbuildings. On lease to and in the occupation of a most respectable tenant. May be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had at the Place of Sale; Swan, Bedfind ; litulCOlney ; Swan. New port Pagnell ; of John Garrard, Esq. Solicitor, Olney, Bucks ; and of Mr. W. Stevens, 3tl, Old Jewry, London. EXCELLENT INVESTMENT. Valuable Long Leasehold Estates, New 111illnian-street, Found ling Hospital, producing a Net Annual Income of 1021. 130. By Ir.Ntr'3l. STEVENS, At thu Auction Mart, on TUESDAY, Nov. 16, at 12, in Two hots, Lot I. A Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, consisting 1l of an excellent brick Dwelling House, situate No. If., New Blillinan-street, Foundling Hospital, containing numerous airy bedchambers, drawing and dining room, kitchen, scullery, arched vaults, yard, and other domestic conveniences; let on lease for a term of which 16 years are unexpired, at the annual rent of 60L ; held on lease for an unexpired tern, of 70 years and three quarters, at a ground rent of lOL per annum, leaving a net annual income of NA Lot 2. A valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a substantial brick-built Dwelling House, being No. 20, New Mill man-street, containing the same number of rooms as Lot 1, with similar conveniences, and a brick building of two floors behind the house ; let on lease for an unexpired term of II years. at a rent of COL per annum ; held on lease for a term whereof 70 years and three quarters are unexpired, at a ground rent of 71.105. per annum, leaving a net income of 621.101. per annum. May be viewed with leave of the tenants, and particulars had at the place of Sale; of Messrs. U. H. and E. Smith. Solicitors, 93, Ilatton-gatden ; and of SI r.Wm. Stevens, 36, Old Jewry. THR ARMY. The 2d battalion of the tiOth (the Duke of York's own Rifle Corps) has been ordered to Barbadoes. The 97th Regiment of Foot embark, the beginning of the ensuing year, for Ceylon, in order to replace at that station, the 45th (Nottingham) Regiment of Infantry, which is ordered to Madras, for the purpose of relieving' the 30th (Cambridgeshire) Regiment of Foot, which is ordered home. The 3lst (Huntingdonshire) Regiment of Foot, is or dered to embark, in January, 1523, for Bengal, to relieve the 59th (21 Nottingham) Regiment of Infantry, which is ordered home. The .57th (West Middlesex) Regiment of Foot, will em bark, in a short time, for New South Wales. CAMBKIIML, 01:WHIM 29.—The S.atonian prize was yesterday .adjudged to the Rev. Hamilton Sidney, Ile resford, M.A. of Clare Hall, for his poem on The Death Almilons. At Marlborough, Salisbury, and Devizes fairs, held within the last fortnight, the pickpockets are supposed to have cleared from 700/. to WOE They were so successful at Salisbury, that they came from thence to Devizes in post-chaises. An accident which hail well nigh been attended with serious consequences, occurred on Thursday morning last, within a few yards of Kinmount-house, the seat of the most noble the Marquis of Queensberry. His Lordship, who had just stepped into an open travelling carriage, with the view, we understand, of posting to Edinburgh, bad only proceedvd a short way from his mansion, when, on going down a declivity which is terminated by a bridge, on.. of the horses became so unruly that the carriage was over turned and precipitated over a height of nine feet. The shock was so violent, that his Lordship was pitched to a distance of several yards; but very fortunately he lighted in a hazel bush, and we rejoice to add, did not receive the slightest injury. A servant who occupied the dicky also escaped without bodily harm ; but the poor driver was not an fortunate. His bruises, however, arc neither serious nor • likely to confine him long to house.—Dtonfeirs Courier. Pettehttilt, Oct. 27 —Put to-day, the Nucton packet, for Sidnueith packet, for the Leese Westlake, from Jersey for Naha. PORT/MOUT!), ()CT. 20.—A steam packet, from Plymouth. Si for Plymouth. Dem., Oct. 28.—Passed thrit Madeira; Progress Barker, h Quills., horn Petenburgb ' • Curl ' fur Bourdeaux • Colonist Smith the Hove, CopPell, from Seville down from the river and remain II for the West Indies ; Grange Westmorland, for Gibealts Gibraltar ; Patience. Kind, for I Stately, Edgar, fur Jamaica. GLIVCSIL)II), OCT. B.—Arti from Leghorn ; Six Sisters, Clat from ditto ; Jane and Elisabeth, Bradl7, from Honduras; Kell; of %Vales. Davison. from Hudsie St. Sebsatiates ; Monarch, Merin Winston, from Itotterdam.--Sa for llombav ; Ccriolanus, Bristo well, Phillips, foriainsica ; Jar Probst, for Bremen ; Expediti Ann, Criteitell. for Ilavaionab St. Vincent's. BRISTOL, Oct. n.—Arrive from New York; President, N D'S LIST. ek yesterday, and u ienos Ayres. Sailed Islands. Arrived to the Sir IMajesty Comet, Al Mediterranean kenhead, from It the West Indica. days, for Answer M illiam Tannin enkineop, for II sty and Ellen, ( pe of Good Hope the Agenrerin, ( m Oporto ; Hose from Bordeenv ; Thomson. from ear Bay ; Avg irte, HMI from Peterebeigh ; I the Oglq Castle. for Cape Coast Cud u„ Miller, for ditto; beetle, for ditto std Conegreve, TM he New York piaci , on, from Galipuli ; peek, , flies Oporto. Bat/r61., OCT. 2A—.Arrived the Friesland, Diem, bee; John and Mary, Partridge, from Bourilesui ; _, from Oporto ; the President Matson, —. (rote New York Packet, Cock, from New York. Sailed I Swayne, for Honduras; Brodrene, Grecul, for Bram ; Larsen, for Tonsberg. The Argo. Davies, has arrived (: at Leghorn. The lithe, Jones, from Philadelphia, ' Cape Year Light-house—crew and passengers m e a d. Istytarooc, Ocr. 21, —Arrived the Bolen", Haw] New York—sailed the 29ih ult.; New Briton, Trist, fro Eliza, Woodall, from Alexandria—sailed 10th oh. ii with the Friendship and Elizabeth, for Liverpool, and I instant, in the Gut of Gibraltar, spoke the (tie, from Liverpool; Hellespont, Itolnume. from Smyrna; and Punehard, from Nerve. A mall schooner, with oats I land, is on shore CM the Hoyle. Pwl.r.nts.r, OCT. 20.—A chest has been picked u near this place, belonging to the Ceres, of Wawa, Ash vermin' to Elsineur, which vessel is supposed to have In on San liadrig, in Cardigan Bay. All the crew drown Ittatrustts, OCT. 27.—The following nisei. poi Roads yesterday, and remain, viz:—Harmony, Dye mails boom and gaff; Mercury, Brown, with tails split Teesdale, loss of bulwarks and 100 pieces of lathwood DPNatty, very leaky, with loss of chain, cable, boats, sails, rigging, deck-load of butter, and one passenger. LINZRI(.It. OCT. 26.—The Cossack, Mansell, fie arrived yesterday ; during a heavy gale of wind on ti shipped a heavy sea, which carried away everything o and laid her for four hours on her beam ends ; she zee derable damage, and made a good deal of water. It i carp will be much damaged. Pattie, OCT. 19.—The Marsouin, Piron, from Libc nee, was wrecked near Sables, 12th inst. OcT. 20.—The Emelienne, Batelle, from Port." Havre, is put into Charleston. with three feet water having been on shore on the flogsties. OCT. 25.—The Ville de Rouen Paquete has pu Royal, leaky. Cargo discharging partly damaged. By the !those, arrived at Nantes from Guadilouni, intelligence is received tha a violent hurricane was felt thereon the night of the Sit or oth ult. ; two Govirnment vessels were totally wrecked, and the mews drowned. Several vessels received more or less damage, particulars unknown. Boat:Earl, OCT. lib—The Eclair. !camel, fmm hence to Charleston, is stranded near the Isle of Rhe, and must discharge before she can be got off: The Elodie, Onuses, from Senegal to this port, is stranded near Mamas. ST. l; era, OCT. 16.—The Abigail, bound to New York, his become a total wreck. All the wine saved, with the eseepllon of a pipe and a hogshead, and shipped on heard the Mount Hope, which sailed to-day for New York. Nassau, StrT. 4.—The Africa, of g Oted, Brace, fops Jit. males for Greenock, ran on the Florida sad remained 'boot 30 hours, but was got off; with the assistasee of tome wrecking. vessels. and arrived here Li inst. The cargo will be landed, to ascertain the damage she has sustained, Cowsrawrlwortsr, SEPT. 26.—Advlees dem Berran lei the 20th inst. that his Majesty's ship Medina had struck upon a rock, made a hole in her bottom, and was run on shore to prevent her going down. The Regular packet, Watson, from Liverpool to Vera Crux. pet into l'ort Ma ri a, Jamaica, 17th August, in consequerce of the reported depredations of the pirates, and was to sail on the 27th to join convoy of his Majesty's ship Surinam, off the West End, which vessel would stop 21 hours oft' Canipenchy, and then proceed for Vera Cruz. The Vulcan, Pettigrew, from London for Bristol, has put into Weymouth, having been struck by a heavy sea, while lying. to. about ten leagues to the westward of Portland, on Tuesday. attic!' threw her on her beam-ends, carried away bulwarks, stanchion, boat, mainsail. and everything on deck, also two men. who re gained the vessel. The Edward Foster, Atwell, from Gottenburgh to Baltimore, put into New York 30th ash. with her fore and main masts sprung. ViSSELIP SPOILIX worn---tdio, from Suiyms to Liverpool. 16th insh in the Gut of Gibraltar, by the Eliza, Woodall, arrived at Liverpool. Prince of Orange, for St. Andrew's, N.B. 26:h Sept. by the Williamina, arrived at Liverpool. Ross, from Liver pool for St. John's. 2d inst. Brig Paris. from London for St. An. drew's, N.B. with loss of fore-topmast, by the Emulous, arrived a; Liverpool. Orion, from Liverpool for Riehebucto, 21st Sept. ; 24th, the brig Charlotte, Shearer, from Idverpool for Quebec ; liOth, the brig Sarah. front Miramichi for Liverpool ; 2d inst. die ship Valiant, front Whitby for St. John's, Nil.; 11th, exchanged numbers with the New York, from Liverpool for New York; 10:b. the brig Jane, front Glasgow for St. Lucia, by the Dorset, arrived at Liverpool. I,From the Low.los Neu Price Carrosi.] FRIDAY, (►rr. N. COTTON.—There his been a great bustle in the Cotton inamuur, particularly in the American description., which have advanced id. to Id. per lb at Liverpool, and to id. here, in colisequence of the unfavourable intelligence respecting die crops in the United States; the prices of the other Cottons have also advanced mate rially. This morning the umounts from Liverpool state, that 6000 bags were sold on AVednaday, at an advance of id. to id- per lb., in addition to the previous improvement. The sal., of Cotton in London for this week are abi.ut 9000 bags. SUGAR.—The Sugar market early in the week was firm ; yes. terday, however, them was a considerable improvement, owing to the unfavourable intelligence rearming the crops in Jamaica; Sugars 601. and upwards realised un nuisance of Is. per cyst. ; the inferior browse were also hell ter a higher currency ; to-day the market is not so brisk, but the improveinert is nountaired. The rise in the prices of raw Sugars, and the firmnso or the marker have a considerable tfreet on Henn( gontis ; the holdcrs de trtarrde an advance. hut the improvement has not been earnri'vd with; there are still considerable inquiries after low goods; all °title du. seriptions continue in languid deumait.—Molasses 27 - In F' reign Sugars there is no alteration; the - are quite inconsiderable. COITEE.—Thi public sales of week have been yen 641.We:obit ; t but no further reduction in the pria, mingo 575. a ruts ; ordinary C' The two public sales this fore:icon I. dinary descriptions without tariatioa, lines rather higher. 011 S—The late accounts of the favourable; the consequenc2 hut been, U. par tun in this. 'I ALLOW.—The Tallow mark,. and the favourable irde.ligence respec has also tended to damp 'he mari.et may to-day be quoted at :15,, 1E23 . BUlT.—Three public sales halo week, at which they, appeared to hie tiun sold, as the quautity, which coot ket, exceeds the present tletner.d : 61 (hunch) boxes, NSW. to 10 . a. ; halt 110 s. to 120 s. ; Blooms. td-. to 00e. Jordan Almonds, I-IL 10s ; None., and quarters, 70.. a 755. ; 1 oinerials, Pattras Currants, 107 s. to lints. ; a ' ditto. 105 e.. one lot only appeared to new Zaote by the Silph, Itis been 1031; the quality is by no means St has sensed at Liverpool 6 i n n Sr which are advertised to be sold lo Taestlav week. SILK—The Silk sale has cloy: —lndia r' l ,ieea are Eau will probably e Spice sale advertised by the Compait been sold at 6fd. a 911. By the public sale on Tuesdr.v, RILL.—By public salt on Tucsalai, good quality. was nearly all taken in, : !WM, 'IRANI/V.l'l.d 1101.1.. V. thin in the Spirit market ; proof Leewt business doing ; the request for strong consumption, is not ea general as tertnerl firm at ge. 9d., but few purchase* 04) alteration. - . --i----- l'er C exit • . * 4 k f''z. lt ‘ I. ~ . • ‘.... 1 , 4 v. .., ...... ~. it .:'. ‘fis ,•:- ...t, , 4 / 1 , , r -, Itino va ime : i 7 d i . .., .11 4.. *1 Iv A I 1 i l ! 1 • t I, $ / w, ' 7 ' I fi, 1 f • .!f 4l -,i—Motasies are 27.. In Fe- ( ,9 i the purchmes lietly reported t tt• Coffee brought iwward this ; the market has :men heavy, prises could be stated; Et. Do. Cuba :4i , .., tire ordinary 615.-- , ; ;:are gone di hvainly, the Of- r ! 1, 0, the midelliog a:ie: tines qua- : Davis Straits Fishery art very '1• 4 1 ten, a gmAtrul de..ltne uf about 1 kct was heavy early in the week, .ecting the Davis Straits Fishery t , et ; yellow candle Tallow rew • 1 at Ms. thi. ) I lave been brought forward the 4 . have been only a small ptepor- ontinues to be forced no the mar- Aluseatells in boxes, 90a. ; ditto 4 i i alves, 105 s. to 119 s. ; quarter, r Mos. ; Suns. 70s. ; LATINA, 4OP. ; , es, litls.; French Plums. halves els. small boxes, I los. to 120 s. ; a few lots sold at 1975. t Ithaaa 1 : .. to have been said • the cargo of o bowtht by the t rade at about 1 I Gee, and rather stalky : a vessel 1)i r ~.ta with new Turkey lip . .. i this market by public Isle ea d at the India Iletue. re without alteratiura : the market at the present quat Ii.);Is t,ll. IN: tiny 9th proximo.—Pimento b.is . 1 .. 1•27 bate Pimento, 91. to 94.1. t eaday, 100 hrls. Carolina Rue. et in, 395. and 113 s. fhb IA Nps._ There is little aerie,- Leewania. Is. 44., and very httle .. .. strong Jemmies Rum, for borne taruterly.—ltranaly housed is still . t I are repoeted.—ln 0 encta there is . .