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Dehicinnents belonging to the 3d, 440, and 4th regiments • of foot embarked yesterday morning at Billingsgate, for Gravesend, on route to Chatham. Detachments belonging to the Ath and 13th regimenta of light drtigoona embarked yesterday morning at Billingsgate, for Graves end, on route to Illanbitone. A detachment belonging to the 38th- regiment of infantry em barked yesterday morning at Billingsgate, for Gravesend, Oh route to Canterbury. A detachment of the 36th regiment of foot embarked on Monday nipht, on board a canal boat, at Paddington, for alanchester. The 69th (South Lincolnshire) regiment of foot, which. it may be remembered, returned from India in March las., niter 21 years years' active service in that country. being now recruited to its establishment, wan reviewed On 140fIllity dirt, by Sir 11. Torvellv, Adjutant-General of the roma, at Albany Barracks, who ex pressed himself highly pleased with the grant order, steadiness, and general appearance, of both officers and men. ONTRACT FOR TRAIN, WHALE. AND SEAL OIL NA l'/' OFFICE. Amaral 2, IM fiIHE Principal OffPrrs and Cowiraisaioners ofMa Mq -1 jr•ty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Titunspay. the 17th instant, at One o'clock, they will ready to treat with such persons as may be willing tocotithset for supplying his Majesty's several W Dock•yards with H.ILE. and SEAL OIL. A dierrihotton of the Oa, and a form (Attie Tender, may be seen at Ibis Office. No Tauter will be received after One oclock on the day of tr eaty, nor any noticed , u nless the petty, or an agent foe him, attends. Emy Tender roust be accompanied by a letter, addressed to the Navy Board, and st,, , med by two responsible persons. engaging the o b e come bound with the person tendering , in the sum of WO/. f performance of the Contract. SALES I3Y AUCTION. CAPITAL 31ANUFACTER1NG PREMISES, EARI.'S-COURT., OLD BROM PTON. By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH, At the Mart, TINS DAY, at Twelve. THE extensive and valuable L EASEHOL D ESTATE, comprising an excellent range of manufacturing premises, consisting of warehotroos, workshop., engine -house, smithery, store-rootna, coach-house, stables, brewery, important out-build jogs, and a productive garden ; the whole adapted for a manufac tory of any description requiring strength and apace. Also a sub stantial brick-bunt Residence, adapted for a genteel family; nine brick-built cottager, two tenements, and sunder out-buildings, producing a considerable rental. The Estate is held on lease, for a term. of 25 years unexpired, at a low rent. Ma, be viewed, and particulars had of Mr. Hertslet, Solicitor, No. i. Northumberland -street, Strand; of Messrs. .1. and S. Pcarse, Phillips, and Bolger, Solicitors. St. Swithin's-lane ; of Messrs. Andrews and Crafts, Solicitors, Winchester-street; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth„ 28, Poultry. VALI/ARIA: REVERSION TO THE MANOR AND Whitehall, iturtst. The King has been pleased to grant to the Rev. Edward Cople. won, I/actor in Divinity. theiDeanery of the Cathedral Church of Chester, void by the death of the Rev. Doctor Vaughan, late Dean thereof. MILITARY PROMOTION S. Olice of Ordnance', Aatiost 7, UNATTACHED. The tinder-mentioned Officers of the Royal Regiment of Artil iery, having Brevet rank superior tn their teortiental commissions, ' have been granted promotion on half-pay : To be Majors—Brevet Majors H. B. Lane, E. C. Wilford, T. Van Straubenzee, and F. Gordon. Royal Regiment of Artillery. To be Captains.—Second Captain and Brevet Major C. G. Napier, vice Lane, promoted ; Second Captain and Adjutant W. Wylde, vice Wilford, prmnoted ; Second Captain C. E. Gordon, vice Straubenzee. promoted ; and Second Captain W. E. oling, vice F. Gordon, promoted. To be Second Captainti—Second Captain C. Feed, from the half pay, vice Napier; Second Captain P. Sandilands, from half-pay, sirs C. K Gordon ; and Second Captain I'. N. King, from half pay, vice Mating. To be Veterinary_Surgeon—Veterinary Surgeon 11. Coward, from half-pay, vice tArdeaus, deceased. DECLARATIONS OF INROIJYRNC V. Left at the Bankrupt Ogige.ssosiat 6410 i t calk AL sac. 0. SoLossive Lawns !AMIN, 'Ohaabl‘alley, Weliclose.squart, bead.merchant. (Filed August 5, Rout KT Tli 0 R ro.cY, Vale House, Mottram, in Longtlentlale, Cheshire, cotton-spinner. (Filed August 7, DIN.) DRITISII ON P• MA- L) JESTY, wkh INSTITUTI that liberality, ALL and condescendin DlALL.-11is g kindness h which he has always favoured the objects of the BRITISH N: 4 T ITI7TION, having, placed at the disposal of the Direcurs, pir the purpose of immediate Exhibition, kis PRIVATE COl4- I,ECTION of ptunßEs, from Carlton-House Palace s the t iALLERY is OPEN DAILY , f rom Ten in the Morning entil six Is the Evening. Admittance is. Catalogue Is. IS' 31 I t ARNARD, Keeper. SUC- Cfr, Wen pth; is a II is it the An Account of the Money received from the Sale of P.etired Full Pay and Half Pay Commissions, under the Oidcra of Aril, (841; and tt.e way in which the sane hts bd:o, or is to be Appropriated : Amount received on account of the S ile of Cr m. missions of the Offices on the Retired Full Pay aad Mali=fit. - £603,400 0 0 Amount paid to (Area on the Retired Full Pay and Haltpay, who have sold (heir Com ndations 023,149 17 0 EAGLE BRITISH AND COL ONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICES, Corriflilland Resent -gibbet. Th. llama/a have embed the earn* distinction w be rreseeted between the value of 3131 e and Female life. By the subjoined cairn it will he men that the Rates of the former are lower and, for the latter, lower than in any t , ian in Men other O tlices, Office in England. Annual prom required for 1001. t. to be received on the death of a EadAid .2 4 6 .- "IA I.E. FEMALE. - -even Yews. Si hole Life. I.s L a'. 1 1 3 110 1 12 2 441 117 4 ; 212 3 I to 47 11 .C. S. d. 2 2 6 2 9 10 3 4 4 4 12 4 6 18 2 Seven Years. WEivie bile. I 5 0 ' 115 1 189 2 3 2 113 9 21S 0 1 17 3 3 15 U 3 7 0 I 514 7 Four-ifths of the whole Profits are petiodically returned to the Arured. No tine or fee for non-appearance or entrance. Personal appearance before the Board unnecessary. Aksurances granted on Lives ping to Foreign Climates. invalids may be aa•ured in all cases not directly affecting the duratien of Life, and, if preferred, they can address their Statements to John Sporgin, %I.D. Iliwildford-street, the Physician, or James Saner, Esq. Finsbury-square, the Surgeon of the Company. Inquiries respecting health are conducted solely by medical men, :ird most at the common obstacles of insurancs removed front the details of the office. ROTTERDAM ANNUAL FAlR.—The fine and cornmodiowaSTEAWYESSEI.S. KING OF THE NETHERLANDS, Capt. Jour; SLATES, 4AUEEN OF THE NETHERLANDS, Capt. Join; Pr.aasort. for ROTTERDA3I, as usual, every WEDNESDAY sad SATURDAY Mornings. at Eight o'clock. at the following REDUCED RATE of FARES, Provisions, Bed, and every Expense included : Principal Cabins, 21. No.—Steerage, 21. each Person. Children under ten year' of age, half-price. Horse*, Li. be. ; Carriages, 6!. 65.; Chariots, 5!. ss. ; Gigs, 31. N. each. For further particulars, application to be made to the General Parket Office, 338, Strand; and for securing Berths, to N. W. SYMONDS, Agent, 7, Crescent, Minorite. ILlxcußsioN to FRANCE.—W. MASON respect. .ffiLi fully announces to his friends, and the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general, that he has engaged that superior Steam Packet, the EMU. of LIVERPOOL, for a TRIP to CALAIS, on TUESDAY, 15th instant, when he trusts those who favour him with their patronage will enjoy the gratification experienced by the visitors, last summer, to the shores of that delightful country. Gentlemen of talent will be engaged to give a zest to the voyage, and them:ups:l7 will be enlivened by a powerful Band or Music, combinen with Songs. Duets, Glees, Catches, &e. Therein' will leave her moorings opposite the Tower Stairs, at seven o'clock on the above morr,ing, arrive at Calais early that evening, and return from France on the Thursday following. Th. company will have an opportunity of visiting the Camp, at St. Omer's, of 10.000 of the choicest troops of France, which at that time will be reviewed by the King. Fate to France and back, 21. 2s. or S for 101.—Children, half. price—including Musicians, Singers. &c. This will be the only excursion to Calais this season. Tickets to be 113,1 of the 31anager, 21, Clerkenwell-green; Mr. Bernier, Shoe Warehouse, 137, Drury-lane; Sir. Holmes, Fish ing-mare Maker, 123, Fetter lane; Mr. Putnam, S. Swinton. place, Brignigge.wells.road; and at the General Steam Navigation Company's Office. 24. Cnitehed.friers. N.IL The number of tickets is limited, therefore an early appli cation is necessary to secure admission on board. Refreshments of every description will be provided on moderate terms. DISTRESS in SPITALFIELI)S.—At a Meeting of the Committee, holden in the Vestry-room of Christ Church, Sphallielda, August 8, 1826 The Rev. RICHARD HARVEY in the Chair; The Committee have the pleasure of stating, that there has been a trilling decrease in the number of persons on their books in the course of the last week. They hare been engaged in investigating every ow with the utmost attention, aud, in contequence of the return of a few tickets, and the diminution of relief to winders, the !none/ distributed during the last week amounted only to tali. 14% fd. The Committee have this week made a still further reduction in the allowance arlforded to weavers; but they earnestly entreat the public to enable them to continue the relief for a short time, without any further reduction. Amount before advertised - - £26,487 14 11 C. H. V. 2d don. - £lO 0 Per Meson. Willis and Co. C I . Safer , Est. - 2 2 The Lord Bishop of Lich- Per the Rigut Hon. the Lord field and Coventry, per Mayor. Child and Co. 3d don. £lO 0 Mrs. Smith, l'ortland place - - 10 0 Per 3lcssrs. Barclay and Co. A Lady - 20 0 T. W. - 5 ti - Robert Barclay, . Llmbarti-street Esq - 10 0 Per Messrs. Remington and Co. The Rev. Peter Debary, 2d don. - - 5 0 B. P. Tennant, Esq. 3 3 Per 31 eases. Smith, Payne, and Co._ 11. - 1 1 - It R. . 3 0 - Per Meson. Joner, Loyd, and Co. S. T. - 50 0 l'er Messrs. Hankey and Co. Mrs. Hankey, Bedford square - Dine Hankey, ditto - Lily Wt ram - 5 0 Per 31Insrs. Ransom and Co. A. N. - 0 Per Messrs. Praeds and ('O. John Tamer, Esq... . 5 0 Per Messrs. Hoare. The Hun. Elie. Curzon - b 0 C. H. . 3 0 Per :Heists. Heflin and Co. n. P. T. I 0 Per Messrs. Drummond and Co. 3lrs. Mena Trevelyan 20 0 Per Maws. Guam and Co. P. . 2 0 J. F. T. 5 0 N. Brown, Esq. 3d don. 5 0 Subscriptions are received by Wm. Hale, Eiq. Wood.street, the bankers. The Committee continue to sit Heide, at Two o'clock. .Messrs. 11. ;,;(1 J. John ston and Co. - 50 0 Per Sir W. Curtis, Bart. and Co. J. A. Droop, Eq. 2d don. 21 0 Mr. and 31rs- Caldecnurt 2 0 R. W. Hall, Esq. liked lodge 10 0 Per Sir J. Lubbock, Bart. and Co. P. W. Mayow, Esq. 4th don. - - 5 0 the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor ; pitallields„ Treasurer; and by all daily in the Vat►; -mom, Spitel- J. D. KINCAID, See. P_ALON and Co.', BEAVER HATS, at 21s. and 255. surpass all others for Beauty, Colour, Elegance, and Dura bility. Gentlemen who are paying high prices for inferior Hata, may now purchase of the Manufacturer, X 99, Strand, opposite ecil-street, a Hat they can admire and commend. Drapers and Deshwa who buy for Cash will find It the Cheapest House in Lon don. Noconnexion with any house out of the Strand. Just published, the Three following Ballads, sung at the Roya Gardens, Vauxhall, nightly. " B UY allii(X)M," sung by Miss Love, composed by Henry H. Bishop, price 2s. " Blame me not, my gentle haddie ;" sung by Miss Travis, eom. voted by John Parry ; price Is. lid. " Draw the s wo rd. Sc'illar 4l ;" sung by Mr. Braham, arranged and composed by G. H. Rodwell ; price 2s. Goulding and D'Almsine, 20, Soho-square. 'pt ORACLE, or the INTERRUPTED SACRI FICE. The Music in the above admired Opera, compacted tY V. Winter. ae perinenied at the English Opens Route, newly ' T rand by Wm. Raw.. "HERON. The whole of the Music in this admired Opera, , omeseell by Carl Maria Von Weber. in three acts, ISe. each. 913 ERON ; Itlelection of moat popular Melodies (rein IVeber'et 'lima, arranged in a familiar style, with Flute, ad lib., by Bur.. meld!' four Books, Ma. sack I'VE BEEN ROAMING* hl T. A. R aw li ngs , 2s. a Cavadas, arranged as a Rondo, DEATH FETCH, or the Student of Gottingen. The Music of tfiia papule, Opera composed by C. E. Hera. „Ztgitlied at the Mord Ilaturynie latatitutbm, Argyll Rooms, ^"ii "41mi-strew EsTA2 EOF CHURCH HALL, IN PAOLEnHAIII, IN THE COUNTY OF ESSEX. By Mr. ttHUTTLEWORT II, At the Mart, THIS HAY, at 12, THE REVERSIONARY LIFE INTEREST of a Gentlemen, aged 44, in tha lIANOR and ESTATE of CHURCH HALL, in Paglrsharn, with the Lands and Premises thereto below:jog, comprising an excellent Residence, four hun dred and forty-also acres of rich amble, meadow, pasture; and wood land, with the tights, royalties, fines, quit-rents, and imam. tildes, belonging to Sae said Manor. Very desirably situated in the parish of Paglesham, about six Miles from Itochfurd, ten from Southend. and forty-six front London ; a tine sporting part of the County of Essex. Ma) be viewed with tickets only, which, with particulars, may he had of tllr.Shuttleworsli, 23, Poultry. Particulars may also be had at the New Ship, Rochlonl ; Hotel, Southend ; Black Boy, Chelmsford ; Lion and Lamb, Brentwood ; White Ilart, lton ford; at the Mart; and of Mears. Barron and Vincent, Solicitors, Basinghall-street, London. NORTH FLEET, KENT. VALUABLE FREEHOLD TAVERN. AND ESTATE. By Mr. SHUTTLE WORTH, At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 12, unless an acceptable offer is previously made by private contract, Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the 1 I old-established TAVERN, known as the INDIA ARMS, delightfully situated at Northfleet Hope, 20 miles from laindon, and about a mile and a half from Gravesend, in the county or Kent, immediately contiguous to the Anchorage-ground of the out. ward-bound Indiamen, with a convenient landing-place for pas senger by steam and sailing boats. The Tavern possesses excel- ' lent accommodation for company and pleasure-parties. with out offices of every description ; adjoining are TWO COTTAGES, with gardens; also, a CLOSE of MEADOW LAND, under which is a valuable MINE or CHALK and FM NT, and in front of the Tavern is an excellent WHARF, nearly 150 feet in depth, and about BO feet in front next the river. The premises arc let on lease to and are in the occupation of Mr. Jones, a very respectable tenant, for a term, of which 12 years are unexpired, at a very low net rent of 1201. per annum. The Tavern is in full and improving trade, drawing 16 butts per month, with wines and spirituous li quors in proportion. The properly altogether is particularly recom mended as a valuable appendage to a Brewery, and a secure invest ment for capital. May be viewed with leave of the tenant, and particulars had on the premises ; at the Bull Inn, Dartford; Falcon, Gravesend ; Bull LID, Rochester; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, 211. Poultry. L ;HOLD HOUSE, WESTMORLAND-PLACE, CITY-ROAD. By Mr. CROOK, At the Auction Mart, TO-MORROW, at 12, by order of the Proprietor, THE unexpired 'feria of Lease of that desirable DWELLING-HOUSE and PREMISES, No. 23, situate on the west side of %Velum°,land-place, City-roa4, held for up wards of seventy years, at a ground rent of six guineas, let to a most respectable tenant, ivoducing a net income of 281. 14s. per annum. To be viewed by leave of the tenant. Printed particulars to be had of A. Umrley, Esq. Solicitor, No. 61, Chancery-lane ; at the place of Sale ; and of dl r. (look, Auctioneer, 31, Skinner-street, Snow-hill. DESIRABLE LEASEHOL P PROPERTY, ST. MARYEEBOI4E,PADDINGTON, SOMERS TOWN, AND sPA-FIELDS, At low Ground Rent; by ceder of the Assignee* and r , ma.na . l the Mcrrtgagres. By Mr. AIMAR, At Oarraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on MON DAY NEXT. nt 12, without reserve, TWO new Brick MUSES, with Corner Shope, No. 4 and 6, Great Carlisle-street, on Lesse, at 401. per an num ; held for 60 years, at ground-rents cf 71. per annum each. Five HOUSES, Now. 10, 11. 12, 13, and 14, Upper Carlisle street, well tenanted, and Kehl for 97 years, subject to ground rents of fr/. 10s. each. T well.built HOUSES, NO. 48 and 49, Little Clarendon street, Somers Town, let to tenants. producing 44/. per annum, held for 62 years. at 6!. per annum each ' • And Two HOUSES, 26 and 27, St. Helena-place, Spa-fields, well.tenanted, and held for 90 yea; s. at low ground rants. May be viewed, and particulars had, st the Yorkshire Stingo, Paddington ; of J. Carlon, Esq., Solicitor. 06, High-street, 31ar}lebone • Garrawav's Cofee-house ; and of Mr. Algar, Auc tioneer, Ap praiser, and Surveyor, 9, King-street. lloltoro. KENSINGTON. TO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, PLUMBERS, &c. New 3latertiab, Sashes, Doors, Sheet Lead, and Pipes, Iron Railings. Nails, White Lead, 40 . 000 Bricks , Lime, and Ce ment ; Two capital Carts, Cart-horse, useful Chaise-horses Dennett, Harness, and Effects ; the Property of Messrs. Don ley and fuck, Builders, Bankrupts. By Mr. ALGA E, On the Premises, at Pembroke-square, Kensington, (near the Turnpike) on WEDNESIPAY NEXT, and following Days, at 12, by direction of the Assignees, without reserve, HE STOCK of well-seasoned MATERIALS, in T frameoCsispenterie work, deals, se. ; Ironmongery, lock., keys, nails, screws ; milled lead. pipes, ball-cock, water-closet pans ; bricks, tiles, chimney . pots, laths, cement, satin and bed 'MOM papers, coping and paving stone, shed and saw.pit erections ; a quantity of cherry and pear trees, crops of potatoes in 5 gardens, d:c May be viewed, and catalogues had at the several Inns at Ken sington, Hammersmith, Turnham-green, and Brentford ; of F. Stnith, Esq., Solicitor, lid, Itasingliall-street ; at Oarraway's Coffee-horse; and of Mr. Alger, Auctioneer and Surveyor, Nu. 9, King -street, Holborn. TOINNICEEi'ERS:PUBLICANA. PRO PRIETORS, AND OTHERS. ITIO be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE CONTRACT, with, immediate possession, an old-established INN aid PURI.IC-lIOIISE, with a Free Trade, on the main Western Road, about P I miles from Hyde Park-corner. The premises con sign extensive stabling, are very eligible for the posting and coac business, and adapted to command an extensive general trade. Fax particulars, apply at Mr. Griitith's others, N 0.16, Finsbury 'place South. _ _ FOR WORMS. FITS, PAINS in the STOMACH, &e.—Tbe more usual symptoms of Worms are Fits, pains in the stomach, aide, and head, loss of appetite, and pale, languid, and emaciated appearance in the Patient. The extraordinary efficacy of CHINO'S PATENT WORM LOZENGES in all such complaints, as well as obstructions in the bowels, anal every disorder where opening or cleansing physic is required, is so universally known, and has been publicly acknowledged by so many persons of distinction and rank in society, that it is unne cesaary here to enlarge on their peculiar virtues. Sold in Bosse at Is. ILd. and 2a. Yd., by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, corner of Si. Paul's, London; 34, Sackville-street, Dublin ; and 73, Princes-street, Edinburgh ; Savory and Co. New Bond-street, and 220, Regent-street; and by the prin cipal Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had PERRY'S ESSENCE, which has been de emed in hi g hly-respectable Journals to be the " best thing ever discovered for tbe Tooth and Ear-ache." In Bottles, at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. MODERN APPENDAGES TO DEAUTY. DEARS'S TRANSPARENT SO A P.—This Soap 1 stands unrivalled as a discovery of the highest importance, for its superior excellence in dittoing the skin, preserving it front the effects of the weather, sea air, &c. and improving its appear. ante. It removes every blemish frum its surface, and, by due perseverance, neler fails to render it delicately clear and beautiful. Prepared by A. Pears. 55, NVells.street, Oxford-attect. and sold at Is., Is. dd.. and 2s. dd. per square. Also Gentlemen's Shaving Cakes, at Is.ald 2e. dd. PEARS'S BOTANIC CREAM, particularly recommended to Parents and Otterdians, who wish to give their uffapring, and those under their are, those delightful nuts which are the true con. continua' of blowy and health. MALABAR DENTIFRICE, for beautifying the teeth, and renderinf them • personal ornament to the deoline of life. PERhIAN COTTON, or Portable Rouge, for giving a de licate rose tint to the cheek : it is simple in its applic:ltion, and so portable that it may be placed between the leaves of a small pocket. i book. price 4s. PEARS'S LIQUID BLOOM of ROSES and WHITE IM- ' PERIM. POWDER, which, by beautifully tinging the cheeks and bps, bedews a delicacy to the female countenance. PEARS'S ROSE-COLOURED and PINK SAUCERS, for drawing in water-caoure, painting on velvet, ringing the coun teeanee.-aad dying Ws, Pullin, feathers, ardildni ammo , 6.c.—Warabouee, by, Wella-aucet,Ozford-atrect, London- BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. James CROSSLEY, Duckenlield, Cheshire, provision-deskr, tom August 11 to September 7, at 10, st the Star Inn, ,Manchester, BANKRUPTS. BARNET %VISEDILL, Prospect-plarcs, Surrey, jeweller, to sur render August 12,18, and September 19, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Luckett. Wilson-6mm, Finsbury-square. Genetic ELLrs, Kexbrough, Yorkshire, tobacconist, August 30, 31, and September 19. at 11, at the Beaumont's Arms Inn, Bretton. Solicitors, Mr. Rodgers, Bucklersbury ; and Mr. Jack son. Bark-End, near Barnsley. Jolla OF Eon, Cambridge, bookseller, August 17, at 2, 18, and September 19, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, Messrs. Winter and Williams, Bedford-row. DANIEL FINER°, Charlotte-street. fitsroy-square, coal-mer. chant, August 17, at 2, 18, and September 19, at 10, at the Bank. rupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Lewis, Temple-chambers, Fleet -street. JAMES FRANCIS LAY ELL. Portland -street, Walworth, cheese. monger, August 17, at 2, 18, and September 19, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Sir. Benton, Union-street, South wark. ROBERT TROTT, Stepney, scavenger. August 12. 18, and September 19, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors, 3lr. Walker, Church-row, Stepney. FETES GERONIMO, Bristol, looking glass-manufacturer, August 30, 31, at 5. and September 19, at 10, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-row, Birmingham. Solicitors, Mr. Chilton, Exchequer Office, Lincoln's Inn ; Mr. G. Cary, Bridge-street, Bristol ; and Messrs, Dirken and Benson, Smithfield, Birmingham. JAMES HARRISON . , Wigan, Lancashire, innkeeper, Aug. 24, at 6, 25, at 10. and Sept. 19. at 12, at the Buck Pile Vine Inn, Wigan. Solicitors, Messrs. Ellis, Sons, iValmaley, and Gorton, Chancery. lane ; and Mr. R. Morris, Wigan. CHARLES DARROP and SAMUEL BASSO?, Dobcross, York. shire, clothiers, Aug. 22, 23, at 3, and Sept. IS, at 9, at the White Bear Inn, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Brundrett and Spinks, Temple; and Mr. Brown, Oldham. BENJAMIN DRYDEN, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, common brewer. Aug. 29, 30, 'and Sept. 19, at 11, at the George Inn, Pilgrim. street, Newcastle - upon-Tyne . Solicitors, Messrs . Bell and Brode rick, llow Church-yard, Cheaisside ; and Mr. F. Seymour, Pil grim -street, Newcastle-upon-T yne. GEORGE °MILEY., Allsop a-buildings, New-road, merchant" Aug. In, 22, and Sept. 19, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Sidi chor, Mr. Dods, Northumberland-street, Strand. CHARLES Scotts. Austin-friars, scrivener, Aug. 11, 18, and Sept. 19, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors , Messrs. Gads den and Barlow. Austin-friars. THOMAS GIRBON3, jun. Wells Norfolk, merchant. Aug. 17. at 9, 18, and Sept. 19, at 10, et the B ankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Rushbury, Carthusian -street, Charter House-square. Jous SPRIG(/' Drury-Um, leather.seller, Aug. 15, at 1, 18, at 2 and Sept. 19, at I, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Tilleard, Old Jewry. WILLIAM GEnarstsr, Badt,jeweller. Aug. 18, 19, nod &pt. W, at the Christopher lon ma Daverd e Sitilv lishtiemea, Mr. 'Writhes, Clifford'a lant and Mr. Hodgson, Green-street, Bath. Mune ENETT, Manchester, victualler. Aug. 22, 26, at 10, and Sept. 19, at 2, at White's Hotel, King-street, Manchester. Solicitors, Mr. J. Dices, Pope's Head.alley, Cornhill; and Sir. J. Barlow, Dridgetield, Manchester. JAMES BELSHAW and THOMAS BURROWS, Blanchester, macidue.makets, Aug. 22, 23, and September 19, at 11, t.t White's Hotel, King-street, Manchester. Solicitors, Mears. Hurd and Johnson, King's Bench-wslk, Temple; and Mr. Charles Wood, Blanchester. GEORGE Dizow, Runcorn, Cheshire. shopkeeper, Aug 23, Sept. 1, and 19, at 5, at the Nag's Head Inn, Warrington, Lan. cashire. Solicitors, Blr. Mason, New Hillman-street ; and Messrs. Dover and Nichol son, Warrington. SAMUEL Cast Patera., Bristol, wood-factor, Aug. 24, 25, and Sept. IS, at 1, at the White Lion Inn, Brood-street, Bristol. So lianas, Mews. Poole, Greenfield, and Gamlen, Gray's Inn ; and 3lr. J. Evans, Chepstow. JOHN PEELING, Liverpool, druggist, Aug. 28, 29, and Sept. 19, at 11, et the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Solicitors, 31r. Taylor, Bank-buildings, Liverpool; Messrs. Parkinson and Culcheth, Lord -street, Liverpool; and Messrs. Adlingtoo, Gre gory, and Faulkner, Bedford-row. DIVIDENDS. Aug. 31. J. Torr, Nottlnghtta7;iitualler, at 11, at the George the Fourth Inn, Nottingham—Aug. 29. W. Pon, Union-street. southwark, victualler, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court—Aug. 29. J. Graham, Gloucester-street. Queenlquare, tailor, at 11, at die flanktopta' Court—Aug. 29. R. Peppin, Creellle-street, Hatton garden, eilvergmith, at lii, at the Bankrupts' Court—Aug. 29. J. Braddock, Alacelestield, silk-manufacturer, at 10, at the Bank rupts' Court—Aug. DJ. J. Hedge, Star-court, Little Campton. street, Soho, builder, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court—Aug. 29.:. W. Shepherd, Basing-lane, wholesale stationer, at 11, at the Bank-, runts' Court--Aug. 29. O. T. Kerby, Finch-lane„ Cornhill, and Merlon, Surrey, stock-troker, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court — Aug. 29. S. Henson, BaewalatrAtreet, Holborn, tailor, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court—Aug. 20. IL Trollop, Whitechapel, sugar /diner, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Ceart—Aug. 29. T. Qullan arid .1. T. Stokes, Grosvenor-44400, Hanorer aquate. dyers, at 12, pt the Bankrupts' Court—Aug. 29. J. Butler, IL Butler, and R. Butler, Anatinfriars, merchants, at 10. at the Bankrupts' Court— Aug. 29. C. Lucas, London, merchant, at 12, it the Bankrupts'; Court —Aug. $O. Si. Lawton. Brimstage, Clteshir& l ; L e a l George Inn, Iriverpool—Aug. $O. W. Webb, er-bel Yorkshire, victualler, at 3, at the Seisions.house, Aug. 30. 11. Coward, Preston, common-brewer, at 11, at the George Inn, Newcastle-upon-l'yne—Aug. 3 0 . B. if &Mien and 11, Harrison, firighteide, Yorkshire, papectnanefactureta, at 11, at the Tontine ran, Sheffield—Aug..3o. J. Dobson and W. 11. Robson, Huddersfield, Yorkshiri, bankers, at 10, at the George lan, Huddersfield. CERTIFICATES.—AuousT 21. J. (fibbing, W. W. Smith, and W. Goode, Birmingham, bankers —J. Everth, Austin-friars. inembant--T. Weight. Woodoureet, Spitalfields, silk machine.manufacttuer—S. Harlow and 8, Barlow. jnn. Old Broad-street, merchants—A. Havieide, Bucklersbnty, and Stakesley, Yorkshire, linen-manufacturer-4. Kinnear, Undoe, merchant—NV. L. bohr, Norwich, and Alilk.otreet, manufacturer —J. Pears and G. Pears, Watling-street, merchant.--J. Haag, New Kent-road, Surrey, cabinet-makers—J. Dinham, Exeter, grocer—W. Fitch, Wood-street, Chettimide, grocer—R. Gough, lirielingion, Somersetahire, dealer—H. W. Ward, Grenada-place, Old Kent.road, Surrey, ehymist--J. Walker, Manley Howie, Ken nington-common, schoolmaster—T. Ingram, LOWIR ThaOlllll. street, fishmonger—H. Barrow, Thavies Inn, jeweller—D. Chines, Gootlge-street, Tottenhum-court.road, upholsterer—B. Jaekman, jun. Collard, Gloucestershire, silk. thlowster....E. 3 Roberts, Hel met-row, St. Luke's, iron-founder—J. S. Lewis, Briatol, factor— J. T. Barber, Beading, Barks, teaman—E. Roberta and J. Fussell, Old-street, currier,—B. Woolf, Princes-street, tailor SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. Jon x ir tie 1. t, Nititan's, near Stirling, manufacturer, at Gibb's Inn. Stirling, August 2G, MI /Flt. Lt.% at KtteaTaiesc, Glasgow, butcher,' at the Chambers of Mr. Robett Wallace, Glasgow, August 31, and September 14, at 12. Jour; and JAMES DOUGLAS, Stirling, manufacturers, at the Chamber,' of Mr. John Duncan, Stirling, Sept. 1 and 14, at 3. 11. A. GALIIR A IT ur, Glasgow, surgeon, at use Chambers of Mr. J. H. Maxwell, Glasgow, September 7 and 21, at 2. Julia Pitt tr, Cupar, brewer, at the George Inn, Cupar, Au gust 31, and September 13, at 12. THOMAS HISHERT ' Glasgow, horse-dealer, at the Chbotbem of Moat.. Morton and Gallaway, Glasgow, August go, and Sep tember 12, at 12. .5 I.I:ZANDER 61'INvosu and Sox, Inverness, tanners, It the Chambers of Mr. George Cameron, Inv crofts, September I and IS, at 11. Jowl Tuqmsox ' Hornbank, near Glasgow, horse-dealer, at the Chambers of 11Ir.John Chant, Glasgow, August 311,..and Sep. -umber 14, at 19. TIIONAS Dunstan, Glasgow, hatter, at the Eagle Inn, Glas. ow. August 14 mad 23, a; 1. ROBERT Russet-1. and Co., Kirkoldy, ironmongers, at Mrs. lll`Glashan's Public-house, Kirkaltly, August 11 and 26. at L • JAWKS CISICISTOX, Glasgow, vintner, at the Argyle Hotel, Glasgow, August 10 and 24, at 1. AL6ZAWDEK Oco, Brachia * merchant, at the Swan lan, arable, August If, and September 1, at U. I I2s 6ft lIOs thl to 41 i , tl to 44 .4011 ALL. 11_ i [edger 'l3 e%. land 12 div... i ions the ie hta' tory of ii . lirge had a writ I ruin at twinge de 3ly at the particular eked ai he ver. The [he miller, who was ;appeared. ery of the e the poor lailifr was r. R. pre. ((WIC' he vantage of who were ie Nucngth river, and eer 'al. The t ills safety urn escape. ions of the rr to epjoy appenred arrival on sciisintaing voice, de -1 surrender lave a writ At this tia.la a vain o'.l , ged to sunset, his into. hue bailie) Tat of the Farquhar, of Thom' of Beron'o 1. of South• i k e s, A. 31. a b et h, only Taunton. Ilarsison, lary Mtn, iss, Gt . (-73.. Antra lilt. ,r Yowl, so LIN. Raw 4110.11 01111 R. d*. Mgr S. 1 , 11 O!4. no. WI. Jon w NICUOLSOX, Glasgow, upholsterer, at the Lyceum Rooms, Glaogow, August it and 2t, at 12. Jolla DUNLOP, Stewarwn. cattle-dealer, at the George Inn, , Kilmarnock, August 10 and 21, at I. PARTNCIisIIIPS DISSOLVED. R. Tnerterand S. D. Welch, Tovill-mill, near Maidstone, Kent, paper-tnanufaciurers.—T. Turner and W. Good, %%teflon-road, Southwark, Surrey, ornamental painter* and decorators.—J. G. Morzettf and J. Park, jun. Langbourn Chambers, Fenchurch. street, wine-merchants, ship-lnsurance and Custom-house agents. —Christopher Lawa and John lloirbs, Portsea, Southampton, den lers in earthenware, &e.—John Rodgers, JCIA, Rodgers, M. Rod gers, and G. Rodgers. Sheffield, Yorkshire, merchants, so far as regards Joseph Rodgers.—E. Burrow and (4. W. Burrow, Holly. house, Heston, Middlesex.—J. Norris and T. Woodyer, Newman mews, Castle -street., Oxforti-otreet.—J. Savage and S. Mead. Gros venor-row, Chelsea, common.bre'vers.—J. Leslie and S. Jacobs, Broad-wall, Stamford-street, Surrey, pianoforte-makers.—J. Bauck and Jabez Lyndsell Patrick. Paternoster-row, accountants.—J. ST -1 'minds and J. :Hansel], Yeovil, Somerset, conimon.carriers.-11 Redahaw and J. Stone. Manchester, lace-manufacturers.—R. Sand* and H. Dunn, King's Arms-buildings, London, and L. C. Barnett, and W. F. Thomas, Nottingham, lace-dealers.—W. Baillie and C. Davidson, Broad-strew. St. Giles's, bakers.—J. Allen and W. Edwards, Manchester, Scotch-warehousemen.—J. Cunningham and S. Dodd, Newcastle.upon-Tyne and South Shields, whiting and colour-manufacturers.—W. Parkinson and C. Galindo, Liverpool, bookscllers.—W. Trewheela and M. ne w/leeks, Coleman-street and Tenter-street, 3loortields, carpenters. —II. lust Whsathill, Rotherham tied .1. Beatson, W. Beat son. and T. , 111trahrosigh, Rotherham, Yorkshire, oil of vi triol and alum•iwassufrifturees, se fit at regards T. anon.— J. Dawson and T. Taylor, Tyne ROttery, Ileworthsdhore, Durham, earthenware.manufacturets.---J. Re)itioWa, Mogan. and J. Jeffery, and N.' Vivian. W. Cambrtm, merchants .— ti . Varasour. J. Va. yawns. and Parry, Rochdale, Lancashire, wooistrwlias and merchants.—W. Baxer,dale and J. Langsdale, Liverpool, timber dealers and ,ieiners.—A. Penrce and W. Parton, Bath linen-dra- Pem—W. Neely and - R A. Deacon, 'Cltange-alley,Corithill, Lon don, sdvertlsing-agents.. Harrison and IW. Harrison, Stapeley, and U. Hatelson. jun. IVillnaton, Cheshire. cheise-factors.—R. Harrison and S. Robinson, Beverley, Yorkshire, tailors.—T. W. Winter, R. Simpson, and W. Whaplate, Sculcostes, Yorkshire, timber-merchants. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY', Ann. 7. Arrived the Iludderafichl, Corset, from Jamaica; Rival. Toft, from New York, sailed 24 , 1 i June; 31 my, Grey, from Miramichi ; Rifleman, Orate, from Quebec ; Soho, Irwin, from Riga ; Vic tory, Peabody, from Al iramichi ; Velocity, —, from Quebec; Marianne, bmidt, born Memd ; and the Mercurius, from Rostock. The Panthea, Hathaway, for New York, WAS spoken 13th July, in Ist. 41. 40., lorg. 61. ID. The Quebec Packet, from Quebec for Livetpool, was spoken the 13th July, in lat. 45. 9., lung. At. Sailed the Crown, --, of Whitby, for North America. FALMOUTH, A rots,' 6.—No arrivals. Sailed the Marchioness of Salisbury packet, fur the Mediterranean ; and the Dutch ga,Uiot Herstelling, Sniit, fOr Bordeaux.—Wind vatiable. PLYMOUTH, AtiovsT G.—Arrived the Dwina, Brown, from Riga ; end Oscar, Lutgreen. from Stockholm—Nl , intl N.N.W. Powismourit, Auousr 7.--The Sir Edward Paget, from Bengal, hove to at Spithead, landed passengers, and proceeded for London. Sailed the Active, Lutgreen, for Stockholm.—Wind Iresterly. DEAL, AUGUST 7.—Parsed through for the River the West Indian l'acket, Reynolds, and the Simon Taylor, Meek, from Jamaica; and Ottawa, Douglas, from Quebec.—l'ariable light winds. GRAVESEND, AUGUST 7.—Arrived the Two Brothers, Roh -1 eon. from ilamburgh ; Scipio. Spencely, from St. retersburgh; Edward, Wessels, and Flora, Schein, from Bremen ; Rapid. Jen. nings, from ttoulogne ; Lord Middleton, Melville, from Calais; Queen of the Netherlands, Pearson, from Rotterdam • and Moun taineer, Mate, from Ostend. Sailed the Susan and L etitis, Morri son, for Alariteillcs; Astrea, Ilabarack, for Trieste; Hebe, Triate, for Lisbon ; and llofthung, Bergman, for Bremen. PARIS, A uotrsT N. S. del Carmen, Jauregay, from Bayonne for St. Sebastian, has been taken close to the former port by a Colombian privateer. The master and part of the crew put on snore- CAPE OF Cool) TIOPE, MAY 23..- The Castle Forbes, Ord, from London and Madeira to Madras, is discharging her cargo into the Coventry, Purdy. and it is expected she will be found unworthy of re red pair. The Dutch vessel Concordia has been thoroughly re pai, Annul:att. Jut.y 14.—Tlts M inerva, Wbite„linund to Yar month; which put back here leaky; has been surveyed, and will be repaired. ELSINORE, JULY 29.—The Sylvanum, Garterell, ban got into Landacrona. 11 t luta. Jui.r 27.—A ship from Ilavannth to Santander was captured 2:Jd inst. by a Colombi.n privateer. The N.S. de Aransain. Eerezuma, from Passages for Barrelona, was sunk on the 12th ult. oil Cape Fintsterre, by a Colombian pri vcreer. By advice from Havre of sth inv. the Nouvelle Eugene, Bea mont, which sailed front St. Thomas Dec. 30, tor Havre, bad nut since been heard of. CUSTOM-HOUSE, A rnurr Snips ERTZWED Ix wastn.—The Itrevig, flagemann, from Christiania; Ambrortia. Larsen, from Drain ; Andreas and Caro lina Kanudsen, from Dram ; New Minerva, Hemingway, from Dar;mic; Judith, Dunkerly, from Petersburgit ; Dwina, Oxley, from Petersburgh ; Jonge Jauneke, Janssen, from Emden ; Elea nora, Kroeft, from Dantzic ; Essex, Barclay, from South Seas; Perseverance, 'litmus, from Bladed* and Tampico; Alinerva, (Ironer, front Frederickstadt ; Sprightly, Smith, from Amsterdam; Triton, Owens,, from Belfast ; Pursuit, Bullin, from Hamburgh ; Argonaut, Davison, from Petcreburgh. ENTERED OUTWARD.—The Planet, Barclay, for Jamaica; Castle Isachlan Smith, for Jamaica ; St. Johanne, Kramer, for Bjainore and dopenhagen ; Charming Molly, Farrier, lot Havre; Trois Freres, Rieke. for Antwerp and Brussels ; Simeon, Roome, for Harnburgh ;Albion, Towne, for Part-au•Prince. CLEARED OnTwann.--Trois Anna, Renken, for Antwerp; Scotia, Ball, for Havre; Rotterdam, Laming, for Rotterdam; Asirea, Partridge, for Ilamburgh'• John, Kirk, for Teneriffe and Buenos Ayres ; Hayti, Stevenson , Rotterdam; Albinia, Shad forth, for Demerara ; James, Trewavas, for St: John's, Newfound t.Linnet, Thompson, for Wismar; Leda, Mosey, for Peters burgh. CLEARED OUTWARD TO IRELAXD.—Liberty, Aldridge, for Cork. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. SIDLING! racist BTNGAI..—The Elphinstone, Mae Lean, for Madras, Ceylon, Allpee, and London, on the 231 February. sun LOADING AT BENUAL.—Colonel Young, Grey, for gilyloPore• DAILINGI FROM ARIIACAN.—The Gilmore, Law., and the Susan, Hamilton, for Chittagong, on the 7th of February. ANRIVALS AT BATAVIA.—His Netherland Majesty'. frigate, Triton, from the Texel„ on the 2lst of March; De Anderneuting, kyr,. fromAinstertlam, on the 25th. BAILIINGS FROM BATAVIA —Baron V. der Capellan, Peter, for Amsterdam, on the 4th of April. LOADING ON THE 3th.—G.rnella Henries, Fieskez, for Am sterdam t Mary Htligoeo'nds, Ohuzent, for Rotterdam. dingivaLs AT §T. HELENA.--Trusty, Finlay, from Bengal; Hope, Burns, from Cape of Good Hope. IrewiCll Mei( nEns.—The Suffolk Chronicle publishes the following letter, received from Mr. Haldimand, ad dressed to Mr. Pearson, of Ipswich, which was read to the resident free burgesses in the independent interest, at their last monthly meeting : " Florence, July P. 1826. " My dear Fir,-.Although 1 have no letters from you relating to the lame of the election at Ipswich, yet, the newspapers having bitonght me the final and glorious result, I cannot omit writing to you by the very drat post, to express to you, as Chahman of my Committee, as well as, through you, to the other valuable members of whom it is co:n a rsed, my warmest and most heartfelt thanks for the very great , activity, and intelligence, which you have again displayed in my favour, as also In behalf of my new and excellent Colleague, Colonel Tonens. Perhaps there is nobody who can better judge of the interest and value of those exertions than myself, having already been _persopally engaged with you in one long and arduous contest, similar, it would appear, in its duration, severity, and result, to that which you have just so able closed. But I trust that this present triumph will, in its moral effects, proyec.finfinitely greater value to us, as it must surely at length convince our oppo. nents that the people of Ipswich are no longer to be caught by the narraw.minded, but once popular, cries of 'No Popery,' 'No Innovations.' &c. ; but that, on the contrary, they are deter. mined to be foremost in support of the more liberal, Just, and en. I.tened doctrines, which have PO long been advocated by the Whip, and which at length have been adopted, in great measure, by those who now compose his Majesty's Government. I stn happy to hear that the hays positively rejected the proposition of a scrutiny, as I am convinced, from what I observed si gaL lai lpe jut Oxman, it n, that would have put us to a considerable e s . penal, without producing any final result. If Mr. rieldinnt anti Mr. Dundee think that justice has not been done than M fhe else. tton, let them meet us at once in the House of Commons: thrre the matter must be final. Bat I trust they will not be lo ill-advised as is incur the expense of a petition. Pray present InZ MOO hearty cangratulationa to Wand Terms, when you pee him • and te ll him how much 1 regret having thrown all the weight' mid trouble' • of the election upon him; and that, upon another traiden, I bops to have lt , in Inv power 04 it With him. Wi th „, y l, n a* muds to every Individual member of the , Committee, believe me to be always, It' ther w Ike. Surplus paid into tfe rank of England, by direction of the I.nrcla Comminiknera of Its Majesty's 'Freeway . Surplus to be paid into ditto £27,483 7 f; 740 Li o £28,260 2 ei By direction of his Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chief, H. TAYL9u, Horse Guards, March 21, 1 1826. MARKETS. 'From the London New Price Current, of 'Tuesday, August 8. COTTON.-The demand far Couon last week continued very good, and at an advance generally of Ad. per lb., the sales for the week from Monday till last night inclusive, amounting to 25,49' bales. viz.-500 Pelham,. 10d. a 1044. ; 100 Boweds Gide 7id.; 750 Stunts dAd. a 544. : 1150 Bengals 444. a bid. ; 30 Madras 54d. in bond, and; duty paid, 20 Drumm& 00. SUGA IL-The demand for Muscovades during the last week was steady, but not on an extensive scale there was no alteration whatever in the prices. The chief inquiries in the market lately are directed to the fine Sugars above 02a. which rate very high and are scarce; the very low qualities about Ws. have been also its great demand, both for export and for the home trade for the Fruit aeaann ; scarcely any Sugars. however brown, can be purchased under 525. • the cheapest sugars are from Os. a 575.,. on account of the plentiful supply at these qualities. The market opened rather hea vily this morning, from accumulation of -stock ; at to now nearly 13,000 catike more than in 1625: as the day advanced, however, the purchases increased, and at the close of the market we estimate the sales at 600 casks : there it no alteration In the prices. The Bar bedoes Sugar sale to-day, 125 blids.went off with great briskness a 2s. higher,.6 Is. 64. a 695, being the qualities so much in request. on account of their scarcity. In the Refined market there was no thing new to report; last week the purchases were considerable, but without the slightest sedation in prices. Molasses were heavy at 21s. Gd. This morning there is a good demand for Lumps for shipping ; to parcels offer under 75a.; the export orders fur low bastards appear extensive; 16e. a 19s. are the prices free 03 board; the liner goods for home consumption are not in so much request. Molasses are brisk at 245. lid. In Foreign Sugars, about 300 cheats Brazil were sold by private contract ; white 325. a 355., grey 295. a 305., and sonic yellow Ilarannah, 31s. and 31s. 64. COFFEE.-After the day of our publication (Tuesday) last week, Coffee advanced considerably ; the average improvement from the lowest point of the late depression was generally 6s. a 73.. per cwt.; St.Domingo, the lowest price lately 425., might beetated at 475. 48s. ; the coloury descriptions of Jamaica sold *bout 10s. per cwt. above the late lowest prices; the good ordinury Jamaica, which was 43a. and 44a., sold at la& a (4a. : the fine ordinary, which was 48s. and 30.. sold fa 628.• the low,ipiddling, which had beedleprested to G. actlre. rEt . There were three pub lic sales of Coffee this forenoon, and, contrary to the general antici. ration, the prices were 2s. per cwt. lower; the whole went off heavily; the greater proportion Jamaica and Dominica desetip dons ; St. Domingo nominally 48s. a 405., but there arc few or nu sellers. SILK.-There is no alteration in the Silk trade. _ _ OlLS.—Fish Oils we in more demand at our quotation. • Sperm Oil not so brisk, on account of the unexpected arrivals.--SCed Oils are in good demand. at the late prices. RU 31. BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The demand for Rum continues general, and as it is now reported the Distillers am buyer., the prices are again advanced; proofs and toxicr cannot be pur chased below 2s. pet gallon, but at that price parcels of two and three over are offering ; the orders in town for shipping, for low Leeward, are very extensive, but generally at prices below the present market currency, and they cannot be executed; fine qualities of Jamaica are also inquired for, but the sales since our last arc not extensive. Brandy is very heavy, we have not heard of any sales ; the vintage is likely to be more productive than what was anticipated. Same purchases of Oeneva are made at rather lower rates ; pale at 9e. per imperial gallon. INDIGO.—The request for Indigo continues general: the buyers pay for picked parcels 3d. to fid. per lb. advance on the India House sale prices. IRISH PROVISIONS.—There is nothing new to remark 34 to Beef or Pork. Bacon is scarce, GM. is offered. Butter, Ire in an uncertain state; the weather continues very Mot; the nears: price of Dutch is 901. ; Irish 88s. a 90a. FRUIT.--There is no material alteration In Fruit. HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.—Tbete is more business doing in Tallow, the quotation of the new is to-day 331.9 d. a 345. Flax continues in demand at our advanced quotations; the obi tlemp is 301.. the new 351. TOBACCO.—The inquiries after Tobacco continue very con siderable, p artitalarly for strips, on account of the report of business at Liverpool; the sales since oar haat are about 30 hhds. very ordinary Virginia, 21d. and lid. ; 10ff hhds. Virginia to the trade at 34d. and 3Ad. ; the small parcels of Amentfoorth and St. Domingo offered last week at public sale were all taken in. 'WOOL.—There is no alteration in Wool ; the demand for the manufacturers in the country is rather increasing. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. LONDON LIST.--[Vrom the London Gazette.] AT TIM CI)UAT OF COldrilailioNgall or SlA.lvaaurra, a•SlitorraLs. STUMM 01 FaSoar 1117. a. liekkAis. J. Chobhaw, tektite, Ise ex 64111 A W. Brighton, builder. finish bonsai. ..... ........ .. r, J. and W. Old Bond-street. army clothiers, nn . al div lO , S. St. Martin's-le-Grad, boolmaker, sp. aft 1 Sutler, J. 8.. Bruton-street, turner, 3d MI C6l! Owe BMWS, Old Oroodolteet, wine merchants, adj. last ex . flasks Mwedele, FredoNeles-pleee, yarn-merchants, proof debit IV ethics,. IL a. New Ites‘alerei, baiter. 24 ex l2 Mos sod Taylor, IluddewileJd and Wiachessu.street, joist and se parate dir. . 1 Francis A. H Hestin-draper, give bankrupt furniture.. I Yothard, W. Cistill i rsida, victualler, Inv,. I Hart, W. aoNN. leen-drapers, tat ez . c • ll tlitaidwood. W. illtewille* liter. lt Hl* 8. OWN ilimeldeltrinteilpield“. U as. ll How. W.F. Souk Saillbsobses„ Yossosiss-broker. proof debts.. —11 l Humphrey. T. *.mhawkwur, siossisassa, 2d ex- ........ joyaers and Ses OssaNiart Lesbos; eill. last ex......... .... :, IS Leafage, C. Ft Iwsleitir. issettami. illpf. last ex. ......... LeVelt i l. Lein* streoshillsaster, adj. list et lt - Rrass and /skit ) He=t, Vftrissue. proof debts Sows. C. Anstis Mews. , Latta U Staopeetn, Re Peril eslmiresy Clerkeewell, plumber, Ist all• •• •• • • IR Strong, W. 'Alton aad .I..at Coffee.hause. urrabaat, idea II Toner. J. Fddsy wardisossams, id ex I Taylor. 3. basin= --...odslAs. .. •. . .... 7 Wheeler, 'V. =e, sp. 4. Wham, V. metcbsat, sp. at... .. . ....... .. .. 111 Willhos, S.- W lilleass, P. W. N • Weees.koeper, 3d es. ..... .... .. 13 White..T. Illnelog-IsaD, vlsa.irotesN SS ex I 0 . Wryglite, W. C. Lasesses Posatney-lass, whie.merchant, 3d ex_ II COUNTRY LIST. Archer, C. Tewkesbury builder, Hop-pele, Tewkesbury, 3d zoom ll Earbott. SIR T. Lesmoti ons. towdee. Men, Rodboreugh. Ist ex. ti Marrs/NIL j: eashiNst Few. Ilsallelmsk ad ax • •• 1 i Blond, A. Mews SAW% . am. lainks*r.dAssa&u. I. ) Come; W. jos. Fossawasi saisoleselr_ . 431161 0; refews. swum. •• • . ' ' Crossley. I. Stosimset„ pessidsa4roND, SW , Ist sawn. I eaustlett, W. ;wow plaalsese. Mr. Isar Ss all dam. •• • • 11 Harrison, J. Amami*. •610,41010114Wirs arillate6 l l,o 4 *Jun.., • ,; Holbrook ft Adorn" Neethwidl , Worn% Itudamogsg% gait vr° l " , ' Levy, J. Soutbsopes. men. Had Lion, Saw Serum, &tidied. Morton, 3 .1144.0111115up00-Trie, slsos.seicer, Mr. Pylon's. New - eastle. vol . ; la • . I.t ,Ci11"*..E...bu1aw761.1.16 NrAtoollai. 3COM'S Hal., Newtown. 3.1 cr 11 In - 7 N ... wxrdalltamatitransars, King Juba, Exeter , 3d exam II °l4 P• }tat arm' &sea. Derby, land contract Seger,' It. ft, satthjobber. Black Horse, Sklptun, 3d min. I 0 We understand jibes been foe come time decided that tread-wheel labour shell be used in 8 nut of the 14 yards , at the. New Prison, for the county of Essex , and that the ' =Wow to work the Iloov-telll at present at work in the of Comatipm, WA* to 0* two of those eight yards; it havbqg been intended dtat the tread-wheels in the. reroainialgrk should be oonatectod with two MITS.—. Rata Al with no but the re than ut their again is ie eadea- I. la the 0, on the T at an cal alto int but 465 64 to 4+ 44 14s Od 3. Gd