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f ~ NUMBER 4976. MO day is publishes!, wire 6s. 6d. boards. N IGHTMARE A ;BEY.—fly the Author of " Headlong Hall." " There's a dark lantern of the spirit, Which none see by lint those who bra( it, That maker them in the dark sm. visions And hoc thinwitetves with atiptt Fiat ricks fur their own minds, and vaunt Of their own misery sod want "—Barmust. Hy the same A•tbor, Ivrtr.mcoußT; three Toluenes. hoards, price IS.. Priatrd for T. Hookkam. jail. Old Bond-street and Baldwin and Co. Paternoster-row. TEA TRADE. AT a nnmernu. M EETI NG of WllO LESA LE and RETAIL DEALERS in TEA. held at the lay i. don Coffee-honae. Ludgedeltill,ou Monday, the 18th day of Novtutteer, 1818, . _ Mr. PHILIP BEDWELI, iti the Chair ; Tbis bleetiair having talon into ronsidetat• an Meer livens', appeasing in the public Papers of Sunday and Monday, the Sib and 9th instant, put pfn ling In ht Re ply of tie Loudon Genuine Tea Couipany, 23. I.loigate•hill, to the Rasolalinns passed at the Meeting of Tea dealers at the Lothian Casffee-house, ou Tuesday the 3d of Nurensberi" Resolved unanimously, , That while this hleelimg are ready to acknowledge the vizitt or any Individual or individual., le embark to cur I ontinricial concerti, and to ornsteete the same ha all fair itiramoloireintatit tlb6chrally rapreas their indignation at the anemia's/ the persons who have assumed the style of 'I hr LuoJouGeueine Tea Company," to briug litrusselm into notice by the swum le "Web Hwy hove resorted. Tkat for Cistalar sod Adeertiownesits tbe initstyled " 14.thlon Grnnine Tea Company," the Resolatioine of liar Mitsui; of Wholeule and Retml Dealers in l'ea, held ma the 3.1 Omani. sad the Rep!y of the Perseus who leave assumed the title before adverted to, being now before the puhltc, three attention he called to the following tactaorie _Thal the persons whu have assumed the title of •• The 1. km Genuine Tea Cusnpauy," have in their Circular and Adver tisements stated, that " the Company is composed 4.f mer chants of the City of London;" that the it Circular and AJ. outlet metals, after alluding to coneictimis that have taken rime (convictions originating in transactions which this itlrr tv.g most sincerely lament, but over which they could has e nu control), sad insusuatiug that the w hole Tviiik are to Le suspected, slate, " that the formalism of their rata tiohnieut will t &fluky protect the public agaiust the pos sibility of imposition ;" that the Wholesale and Retail Di al it, is Tie, by the Resolutions passed at their :Meet log of the :;41 i. 015141, apprised the trolalic that the self. sit led " filer annu► of the City of London," cousiated. ar. iodusg to in formation which the Meeting had received, anti opium II hick could confidently rely, of a Luttery.uftier keeper, rcsi_ drug its flee City of London., and his Printes ; that iu Ike keply which has been published, the persons who have on the title of "The Lowtou Genuine *lea Company," Lave °either 'tutored to deny the fact nl such peraoso. Iteing Wen sled in the firm, nor to assert that a single nits' hint of the City of London is a member of their film ; awl that this Meeting is warranted by the Reply, in coortudoig, that the Loitetyefice-kerper mut Ills Printer, with m o o r thi r d p 41505, the ahole of whom are ashamed of publo,lone their Lames, compose " The London Genuine Tea Comp.osy." That the assertion contained in the OrenLir of the self. styled " London Genuine Tea Company," that " Robes Tea is ultimo, if ever, wended to the inibl.c in its original state, iu Liotlaud," is silkily false, in-sumach as by far the greater puolooi:un of Buhr* Tea is sold in its genuine slate to the lose. 'Ad.'s, both is London auJ the country, at a s cry re need p. ice, sad the residue is t %poi it d i , while the qusutity sr nukes Tea sold by the East India Company, forms ly s. sent) third 1.411 uf their sales. 1 Lai the engagement of else self-styled " London Getillille Its t pelt), " 10 exclude Whets T.a fr 1111 l prtlllllSts, I. 11. k slid pet fectly C1.111111.11:111 with Atli 1 ol•Ostt.Ult sills Lottery Schemes and mameuvres, for Isis Ide.tmg confidently amuse the public. thai in no in stance is the article usid ur mixed by any T. AA/cider in halt litttopoliS, a 1111 'ICY/ sold at Al' prices mints d by these sali.sty k • "SlenLanb of the City of Loudon" 1 hat it is limper that Ibr Puh:ic he infirm...l, that bootie ly uyani cuLvictium having taken place, by "Inch it rep.nre.l tint nefarious poachers had 6431 resort, et to in tar a.wilerelsola of Teas, Ilse Members of the Tea Trade sei.lisis to Me &mud Ist LlCibe to liollthsti Ilitt Wilms% .511•1 1. - Sokial• .v.-.y el. liuquent who had Lieu. or might Ile 4 toil. tut:, and used treiy aacruuu lu I/IOCUIS Secli pu di- limit ibis Meeting pkdge ilicesselres, imbridoally, to . I, ly 11111111,1,111 lu debit and tail...• issque‘it 00000 no thr :.u.aue bilis. of 1 rm.; mu! •potal, I. ato root i.l. her. 1.. Ilse .041t.otoest awl ji•i.ra the pubis. oheihrr, nutwith t•tauiliog lla wai .1..1 I 1 % of 1111priii.ipkil p.1..1%, »Inch leallw Lana, at us 15 I. b.ouirht to huht, thry eon, out 'busy saki) rely on tliu.e also Wiry fur ye-u• 1 Allied uu thr 7. a 1111 4, Sad a hose IMMO . . and 1:1441.11. le rs, 11s ash! as Ili.' ( s ualihr. thrii uwis, all opito tu Isis. at.galloo. than uu Irr - sin.tuesicitsl, as air "l he 1.40111%.11 Gall Ili Ile Tta 00000 1' 101 1 " by their .is rtriy, of asbU wipe a (Alt., ; koui aims. (mist motives altarb the public roil nut taat duly 10 brio.chtir,th cline putol,ploog tbto hat tie furrsolos Results* ions Sw witiord by ilte ("vow -I,"s6l"seslimml, and ulLt. a sae Cll6l list CuwwitlSS 4-4 I.ikk I'llll.lP Chgamast. [whin lias hog you. 14. Chao, 1:,..0ttr11 swan no... My. 1 " tn. 1.1 dos %traitor he civrn to Jr.N Phifip loos. to. p.shte amJ permits. iuir alit tit 00. 1.. tisc nr als 4.1 ihr lrr Tnd. , root for the algalat anti polio. itglity with %bus 1, Lr 1.4. ',frail 41 oval. this M.. litte• 4.l.4rgionr ...rm... ...II be sturiell (h. matt, Mr. VlO:st. Ilydrrll, N.. 14):/ ' juh " . .1...1; by the lir. ••urrr, Nlr Coaltratl. N.. :•9. Catotuso by.", 1.41 al Mr lid. a tin Lundy:. ..,.w)'. W the gratification of Taste conducive ti; tkie — i — m . pro wlia v i r 'i m i ent of Piety. With these views, the present F.ditioa has been undertaken, upon • scale 4.f sufficient inspnelauee to cum. 1111311.1 the attention of the highest and most enlightened persons, yet with every passible care to avoid unnecessary expense. 2 IX)N QUIXOTE, highly illustrated from Pieter*, be Srnioke. This new Edition of the celebrated M'ook of Cervantes is a if-anal/diem partly new, and parity founded on former Versions exteusively corrected; it will be esabet lighed with between seventy tool eighty Engravings: all of which have been executed by the most diettuguisheil Artists of this country, from Pio-tons painted by RuboTt Smirk*, Esq. R.A. and will be published in fear handsome Volition Octavo; a limited *umber thereof, with early imprerriorta the Pietro, uu royal paper; sad • few Copies, with }toot Impressions on India Paper, is Quarto. As the elaborate and highly-Minimal style is which theft Engravings have been executed, will niersaarily reader the pro-rent touch more valuable ohms any future Edition, the Publishers request to be honoured with the names, trananit led through the medium of their respective llookiellera, of those Gentlemen who may wish to posses. early Impres. Diens, alien the Copies will be faithfully appropriated ae-' cording to The dstes of the orders. T h e Publication will take place early in November. 3. TRAVELS THROUGH DF.NMARK, SWEDEN, !LAPLAND, FINLAND, NORWAY, and RUSSIA, with • Deseoiptiun of the City of St. Petershurgh during the Tyranny of the Emperor Paul. By E. D. Clarke, LLD. Being the Third and last Part of the Author's Travels in Rotor, Asia, sad Africa. • Handsomely pissed in 4tu. ' with tormeruns Engeasitigs of Views, Mope. he. 4. lIISr 'MAL. MILITARY, tool PICTURESQUE OBSERVATIONS ma PORTUGAL; illustrated with un rewrote Coloured Vies% and tuthestie Plans of sal the 'llifertsit must Ekhlei TARIM is the Peninsula davit% this lite %Var. fly George Laudmann, Lieutenant-Colonel in the Corps of Rtrywl Erigineeri, Lieutroant.Colonel in the same Curio in the service of Spain, with Brevet rusk of Culettel. Organdy printed in two large vols. Ito. Ibis Work comprises the Military and Political Account of that Capillary, troop the earliest period down to the pre sent time, and the Author's Military Reconnoisaaces, the Local History, and Picturesque Observations, embellished with Views selected for the purpose of conveying as mach Military Informs* •.0 as pomible. The Engravings, seventy in number, are most accurately coloured, from the original Drawings uf the Author. b. AN HISTORICAL soil TOPOGRAPHICAL AC-. COUNT of DEVONSHIRE; bring the Ninth Part of MAGNA BRITANNIA, sir a coveter Account of the sere rat Counties of Great Britain. By the Rev. Daniel Ilium% F R.S. FA. and LS Rector of Rodmarton, Gloucea. teolire, and Samuel Lysuns, Fag F.R S. and F.A.S. Keeper of kis Slajasty . • Records in the Tower of !wooden._ Used. sinnely printed in 4W. with numerous Engiariugs of Views, Autignities, •.• The following Counties aie already published:— Redford lf. ll*. M. Cheshire W. 3.. 04. Writs ..21. 12s. 6d. 1 Cornwall 3l. 15*. Ort. Om Ys .... .1 J. II r. 6d. I Cumberland ....31. N. Off. Cambi Are V. 2s. Od. 1 Derbyshire .... 31. 10s. Od. A. 1 II F. HISTORY of the CITY of DUBLIN. from the Enthral Accounts to the Present Tiny.; containing its Annals, Antiquitira, Ecclesiastical History and Chartersits p recut Eittesd, Puhl,r noddies's, &tools, Insoitutioes, ifce. To which are added, Biugtephical Notices of Eminent %leo, and capitols Appeuilices of its enpulstion. Revenue, Commerce, snd Literature. By the late John trarburtou, trii Depot) Keeper of the Records is Birmingham 'rimer, the late Rrv. issues White's., and the Rev. R. Walsh, M (Dedicated, by permission, to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant ) Its Iwo vols. Co. illustrated by now nom Views of the Principal Buililiogs, Autient and Modern, Maps of the City, &c. A few Copies are printed on large potter. 7. THE II ISl'O RY sail A NTKICITI ES of the TOWER of LONDON, wish Biographical Anecdotes of Royal sod Distinguished Persons, iln:ticesl from Records, State Papers, Mansvwripts, and other migiaal sad authentic Sources By John Rayley, of his Majesty's Record Office. 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In .... , suit. 5.... 12 CONTEMPORARY Ititurisil poitTRA ITS, with slime Biographical Niftier's. Tbis elegant Work will g radually f. riii . so,irs of Por traits of the tunst eminent persons now hviug , ur lately de. ceased, io Great Britain and Ireland. A Number is published eicrastoually, in lar g e quarto, containing sta Portraits, !aril accompanied by a short Bits giaphical Nolice. Price It. Ss. ; Proof Impressions, in a •11prl'14., UIAIII.. r, in folio. tout IL the ; and the Copia* hie tlel,vcsril as eurdiag to the dates of Orders received ••• A few of each Portrait are taken utf fur separate ash, price S.: hoof Impressions, 7.. Ild, An stuns.. vs Preface is contained 111 the First Nsinsher, and together with g eneral 1..i.1. ..f the Portr..ii• con tained or the %York, will he given lirreafirr. The Tacitly. fifth Number *ill he publiplied %sly .loorlly, and a lest of the IN., itatis,s cutitelued nn ali the :% uut!a is, uisy ut ay ) ;joie 'se hail retie. EAST INDIA rIOUSE, Norman. le, NIS. TE COURT . 46-DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANTeIIIERCVANTS of ENG IAND, trades" to the EMIT INDIES, de Air*, give Notice, Thai the •COHAIITTEE of BUYING sod WARE HOUSES will be ready tit sepsis* Proposals in "Milne, sealed sop, ha or before' WIMIISDAY, the Sib day of Deeemlwr, Isle, from such Tenons GI may be willisi to supply die Company with a ill talky of . • • it , WROUGHT IRON NA I LS, fot use of their Warehouses; and that the Conditions of fie heel maybe seen Spat application to the Clerk to dm CoMmittee, with whom the Proposals must be left Wks Eleven e'Clock ois the said oth day of December newt, after which hour the Com mittee will set receive any Teasley. JOSRPH DART, Secretary. This day was published, • Third Edition, illnatrated with Sixteen Etchings by the Author. from Drawings on the spot; including au interesting Sketch of the present Slats of the Braids, and Spanish Sundt America : A NARRATIVE 4,1 i h BRITON'S VOY. AGE to PITCAIRN'S ISLAM). By Lieutenant SIIILLIBLER, R M. la IMP handsome Volume /Ivo. price boards. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker (late Law and Whit taker), 13, Ave-Maria-lase, Ludgate-hill, [Auden IVe consider this as a Narrative of cuusiderable interest% and as reflecting much credit upon the accuracy aid tbe idirlity of its Author."—British Critic, May, 1817. Of whom may be bail, just published, embellished with beautiful admired Engravings, ACNUIIiEi or, Three Mouths u• the Coalinga. By a Racal 0411k1w. fai gat Vol. S,. FA& M. hoards. This Wurk is written in • lively unaffected style, and put together with evident impartiality, townie'', from the plainness of the style, a very clear accuuut of the dif ferent scenes through which the writer passed."—See Iluistbly Review, Oct. 1818. TO BE SOLD HY AUCTION, IKY MR. COLLINS, At his Auction Room, Union-street, Time of Ponies, on AIOND.%Y NEXT, the 23d day of November, 1818, and following days, at Sitro'Clasek„ ACoLLECTION OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, comprising Gold, Silver, and Metal Watekea, usefnl Plate, Men's and Women's Wearing Ap parel, Bed and Table Linen, Bed Hangings, anti various other articles, pledged in months prior to and in the month of November, 1517, with the following Pawnbrokers:—vii. Collrge.street ; Sayer, Havant.strset ; Kemp, Marl. borough-rim; Nathan, St. Jaineer.strert ,• and Stapleford, Frederick-stunt, Town of Purtara—with Stow, Paradise. row, Island of Ponies—with Prier, Irarblingtoe.street ; and Iliaralry, St. Mary's-street, Portentoisth—with Tayler, Smith-atreet King, Sunth.strert ; and Hart, North-great, Gusport. May be viewed, and Catalogues had at the Room. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELI EF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DF.RTS. Craveu.etrret, Strand, Dismember 4, ISM B ENEFACTIONS SINCE THE LAST REPORT, vit. t g. A. Geo. hum's., Esq. pee Sec ..A. 2 0 Franci. Ging, A 2 2 0 Tisa. !Irvington, Esj A 1 I 0 Rev. Dr. Freoin .. A 2 0 Wm. Kimptoss, E.y A. 1 1 0 Henry Fryer. E.q A. 1 1 0 Rev. Duke Yunge A Hon. A. V. Vernon, per Homers C.V. per ditto . Flogls Owen, Emq. Rev. G. Waddington, per Cuckooed Co Mr. Geo. Fred. Young A 1 1 0 G. and E .. 20 0 o Auun)nrotre A pawls, per post Received for • Book ( Nrild on Prisons) Folind iis the Letter-Bux F. 3. pre Treasurer A 5 5 LIAI 4 0 DU Willetd and relieved from various Prisons, 62 Debtors, for the anus of Considered Ilse Cases of 0 Petitiooers ; Ap- , . pruted, 41 ; Referred fur ammeters, b Petitions; and Rejected 14. Resiefactiona are received by John Camden Neild, Esq. the Treasurer, Cherie-Walk, Cheli.ea ; also by Farquhar, and Co St. James's-street ; Itlraara. Hoare*, Fleet. ittnwt , %league. Chat teciii.Whi Insure. and Cu. lAmiliarilwl reel ; Mem!, CinAti, It til•ze, and ItidJulyh , Charing-ennui; 11Ie I kir' it'll and CO Fuu h.laue, Ctlrlibill ; 311114/b. H alli suer bleye, ; Melon. V.m and Co. 77, b on t iar d. atmli ; and by the Secretniy. Nu. 7. Craven-sorrel, Strand', whirr the auoba may he need by those who are inclined to asinine t ibis Charity, and where the Society meet on the (met 11eJuoulay iu Leo 111:/er nest. ADVICE GRATIS. . NEW , WORKS 'PREPARING FOR 'PUREICATION, . F4SI INDIA HOUSE,. Nitettnnta le, 1616. D CORRI. Author rif several well.lßWlwo BY MESSRS. CAOELL AND DAVIES. RE COURT. , h i a .i n e w or ks. 0 3.. r. to the Public the resedt of 1. A X ACKI..IN'S BIBLE, with its numerous UNITED ef..... DIRECTORS of the -11. UNITED COMPANY' et mutt - limns of ENG- Id, Ab e years eirrieace in die ramie* of the ART 'OF 1V I Raid eplendid Engroviege, republished intim Ira. LAND, Nadler to the Ear INDIES, do /way give ywy l e . D c o , r , ~,,esessims gratis, to Iliffrllkill in the proved, yet ter lees egoonsive plea (dedicated, by petisiaskosi, Notice, . - • • find instance, the cities awl talents of such as may favour to his Roy a l Bigh orn t h e Prier R ecent ) . That the 'COMMITTEE of BUYING and WARE. him with a call, when he will, if desire d , give his unbiasoed This new and soperior Edina' of the Holy &indorse. HOUSES will he ready ti_l_•‘`e Proposals in writing, /Tiniest as to the exteat of the Pupil's capability. This with menteroes Engravings and-now including a Preface sealed 'ups on or before ' sllgSp.4l% the Sib dill of method will, it le submitted, sae infinite loss of time, and Historical Accounts of the several Rooks, writteo ex- Dee•inber, ISIS, fruits such helium al may be willing to expenses, amid disappointment, to both Parent and Pupil. prettily for the purpose. • supply the Company with a illiogies of . . • 1). Curet engages to accomplish Pupils in the dilfereat By the Rev. EDWARD NARES, DT). . IV ROUG HT IKON NA I LS,fot we of their Wareliosses; branches of Moak, vie. Vocal, Piann.Furie, Hams thorough Rector of 11.111euelee, Kent; and Regius Professor of an d th a t th e C on di t i ons o f lie had may' be sett ii"- w ess Rasa, and Composition, ist • specified tinge, and on stirs. Modern History, in the U n i vers ity o f O x f or d, application to the Clerk In the Cornmittee, with whom lilted terese—Fall particulars of which, and of his Plan, ........ _ will h e co mpl e t e d i n T., e i ee p a n s; n ioi s h e d m o nod the Proposals must be MR befog Eleven o'Clock Mt the may be obtairsd from him personally , any Monday, IVed- e .- T ao a l i g neas eac h ; the Sixth • P art w ill anp e a t o said Oth day of December twos after which hour the Com- a, IV Saturday, between Two sad Four o'Clock, at.his that rota of Novennsun, and the remainder will follow miuee will net receive say Tender. baste, N 0.17, Pevey.street, Bedford.equare. in reinter succession. The Printing is caviled by *lnns"- JOSEPH DART, Secretary. ENCYCLOP/EDIA METROPtiLITANA. - R. 111 5.. leY and Una , in the doe cabled Atlas Quarto. Itee This day is published; wk ., ti. 1., i ma m s • migrant's, executed lie the Flocking Artists of this cum. I . .. EAST INDIA HOUSE, !Uterine* 11, 1111 d. THE FOURTI - 1 PAIN' r 4 the ENC Yell). 0 /. from Picts''s+ by H era mat distinguished Painters, eima.ll,olloPOisfraPlA I WV VNIWOOtaf Mb , ' " Ild ' ita li et _..." l 4 lllo4 • l4 matadhinnoK bade* wry thus ' ._ lr'"liirr if , putricToßs of •the UNITED COMPANT elf HANTS of ENG. • i r, of E ___,_, n en an ori _ inni maw a iyns t ,...„.. we One Humbert . Vignette Head - peen and Tail-pieces, amble. LAND, erodies to the EAST I,t il rE C S, di, hereby g i r o ""'''..T i r e re _. 7 Proof im ' i ... meting of the several Rooks; and the work, when corn, N o ti ce , printed on • 'opera Tut pape r , w ith of that Plates, price Two Guiness in hunt., pletert E enli form Three elegant Volumes of convenient size. Th at th e COURT w ill b e rea d y to rece i ve Psoposals, in c,, ata t o i ett the usual portions it the ll'ore Seienres,and of ••• It has been thought important, in this opoleot and writing, on or before. WEDNESDAY, the 2.1 December th e iii a l o iteat and Diographicul Divisions : wills a rumple to I highly civilised country, to engage young Persons in ih. nest, from the OWNERS of SHIPS, of the flnrden of 600 Treatise an p n „ inal i es; a nd, in th e ofi eee ti, neo s s a Division, Higher Classes of Society in a more diligent study of the Tons said, upwards, Builder's nteesurement, which have nut Assents (14 sheets), from the latest asitinsiiiiso. In this I ba rre d P age , by presenting t o t h ong o w Dim e i n a mor e performed more than Seven Voyages to and from India, or Article the Statistics Commerce, and general Resources of Ornamental form, enriched with Graphical Illustrations o f China, specifyiog the Kate of Freight at which they may be the United States, as well as those of the Southern Hemi- the Text, of undoelsted merit and character ; thus making willing to let such Ships for One Voyage in the Company's sphersere fully detailed. the elegant arts of Painting and Engraving subservient to Service. The Tenders, with the weeds " Ship Tender" on Printed for Rest Fenner, London. the advancement of the great interests of Christianity, and the cover, to be severally sealed up and left with the Secre- the gratification of Taste conducive to the improvement of Lary, at this House, on or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, This day is published, wire 6s. fid. boards. Piety. With these views, the present F.ditioa ha Ike., on the said 2.1 December next, beyond which h o ur no Tea- N IGHTS' ARR AII HEY•— By the Author of undertaken, upon • scale of wirlicient importance to corn. 1 der will be received. • , " Headlong Hall." eland the attention of the highest and most enlightened JOSEPH DART, Secretary. " There's a dark tauten) of the spirit, persons, yet with every possible care to avoid unnecessary The particulars of the Terms sod tooditioss under which Which none see by bet those who bear it, expense. the Ships will be engaged in the Company's Service, may be That makes them iu the dark see visions 2 lAN QUIXOTE, highly illustrated from Pieter*, be had upon application to the Clerk to the Committee of And hoc themselves with appititions, Ric. Srniske. This new Edition of the celebrated tVoilt of Shipping, on or after Saturday neat, the 21st Instant. /7 1 .ihe ENG giro This day are published. price 9s. in board% R EGAI. C It E v.lO N I : containing the Ceremonial obseivetl at the Interment of QUEEN CAROLINEand GEORGE 11. from the most authentic Documents; together with an Acetate. of the Processions . at the Accession, Marriage, and Coronation of his present Mej..sly, and the several Addresses presented thereon. London : Printed by anti for W. M. Thiselton, Goods,- street ; and sold by She wood, Neely, and Junes, Pater noster-row; and C. Cbapple, FROM 7'UESD4Y NIGHT'S UAZETTRi DI VI DEN rts. Dee. 14. C. CINk if the Gans lan, Cousmereia 'Middlesex victualler, at tea at Guildhall Luoihiu. Dec. 12. G. SimMee, oftamer y buty, seat, grocer, at tee, at G.ildb.ll, Lades. Dec.S. J. Wilma and J. Million, of Shrewsbury, Salop, dra pers, at eleven, at the Lima lan, Shrewsbury. Dec. 14. T. Buse, late of Brodpurt, Durset, comuseta. brewer. at twelve at Guildhall, Loudon. Dec. 12. T. D. Lat6sa. and J. Parry, of Devonshire-Oman, Lawton, maertaants, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dec 10. J. Macmiehael, T. Gino., suit W. Alacesictinal, late of Bridgourth, Salop, Waken, at eleveo, at the Cas tle Inn, 1 3 ndallorlh• Dec. 10. L. Phillips auil J. Phillips, of Hith Holhorn Mid. Meant, glaisomerchants, at tau , at Guildhall, Lan don. Dec. 10-,E. • Beady, of Charleamwere, Heaton, Middles[, hate% al Sea, at Dec. 6. B. James and T. Rahlasois, of Lawrauee.laac, Loa due, warehousemen, at len, at Guildhall. Dec. 12. R. Penuell and L. Pennell, late of Bow.lane, Lon don, merchant., at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 16. J. Edenton, of Bultuu-le.kluorr, bat Mee of War. ringtem, Lancaster, Latter, at tau, at die Bridgewater Arms tun, Ka t zhester. .1 Dec. 10.. War ..a J. Lad, of Derby, ironninectra, at twelve, at the HeiVituil Chickens Hotel, New-street, Mr. Dee. 10. I. Stone, of Soutlitown, otberwire Little Yarmouth, ship-builder, at c men, at the Star MIME, Great Yarmouth, Nurfuik. Dec. 9. J. Drew, of Liverpool, joiner, at twelve. at the Office of Xr.Clemeute, Chopel street, LArerpoul. CERTIFICATES.—Dccsmara B. T. iraleut, of Southampton, linen draper.—S. Wood, of Piteheombe, Gloucester, clothier.-111. Dolman, lat. of Thurolmso, Norfolk, shopkeeper .—W. Smith, of Stone, Stet. ford, vocer.—S. Taylor, of Liverpool, chemist. PARTNERSHIP'S DISSOLVEH. T. Broady and T. Bancroft, of Ninths id,. Chester, drug 'kin, Oct. 18, 1818.—T. Jones, H. Critehley. sod J. Mather, of Liverpool, mathematical instrtinturistakers. Nov. 12, 1818.—W. Pickering mud J. Newton, of Liverpool, getieral enercbuts, Oft. 23, 1618 —S. Sydenham and J. Beall, of Limehouse, Middlesex, tiniber.inerchants, Na. 14, 1918. J Moore and G. Mautelt, of Lewes, Sussex, stargetios, Sept. 29, 1818—W. Rear/ell .and J. Ward, of Woolwich, Kest, cosl.ineichants, Oct. 13, 1818.—J. Toirsolaul. sad J. Scotty of Bond -street, coffee bouse,keepers, Sept. 29, 1816.—T. Berkeley, .1. Bensky, and B. Burley, of Belt-court. Fleet.. street, Loodun, printers, su far u respects the said B. Bens. ley, Nov. 11, 1218.—J. Swain,, jun. sod C. Sewell. of High Holborn, brewers, Nov. 13,1818 --J. Wilson, T. Gees, awl J. Wafts, of 31ilees-lastir, Canocus.slrcet, Loading, tea dealers, Nov. 7, 1816. . . f.. ..-• • .*. .. Li Lii 4 ... rt..... ~. y . • 1. - I . , LONDON, Tli U'.. 6 I t * ' • Ert"fik - 1818• MARKETS. Prom thew Lathe Mereanfite Priee esrrelef,'Nf milled,, November 17, 11119. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH VAIN PRODUCE. Cok►xt hat fluctuated in price considerably love woe last; the public sales uu Wednesday went off briskly, at an advance of 2s. a 31. i but on Thursday the sales west heavily, and prices declined as much as they had advanced the precious day. The stock of West India Coffee is sow 4,400 tons, being 2,400 less than at ibis time last year. Present price 435. per cwt. higher. B. P. SUGARS have been is dull denrind since our last, but the market has been very Sem, except for very low qualities, which have bees sold at a small reduction. The stock of B. P. is auw 5,900 casks less than last year's at this time, the present prices rate 41. per cwt. lower, per Gaulle average. Rust.—leeward Maud Rum bas been in improved d►- mand, and as advance of Id. per gallon is now paid. The reseal stock of Bum is 20,027 puucheuus, sad price of p►uofs 2s. 11d. per gallon. Stock last year same date, 22,897 puncheons, and price of proofs 3.. 10d. per gallon. Cocoa .-23 barrels and 79 bags geed Career', sold with mach spirit at audios from 1365. a 140 s. per cwt. Procure is very little inquired for. Dintwooos —Poetic has been is improved demand, par ticularly Cuba, which is now worth 141. to 151. per ten. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. To wacco.—TlN quotatiaus are nominal far want of trans - ay tops. Canilips Rica is beery of sate. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Conon continues to be very little inquired after; the besinees done since our last has been by export houses. sad prices remain as last quoted, whick however are little more than nominal. The sales of the week are, duty paid. ISO Pernambucen, middling, 2.. fine. 2s. Id.; 120 Maraeham, fair, Ad. fine, 22}11. In bead, 114 Surat, middling, Hid. fair to good, 12J. ■ 13p.; 200 Bengal, middling, Bd. fair to goad, 9P. • Ind. Total, 584 hags soW.—The imports of the week are 3 cummuu West India, 1,680 Bengal. Total, 1,663. MEDITERRAN CAN PRODUCE. parcels of new contiuue to arrive °ferny deseriptioo„ A cargo of Turkey Figs, all drums, were brought to public sale OU Wednesday, very inferior and wet: the whole were takers in float 61s. a 69. , the offers be ing very low. BALTIC PRODUCE. TALLOW.—Prices are rather lower ; considerable per. chases lave been aside by the trade since last hursday, and the demand has been brisk this 'nerving The following were the quotations at St. Petersburgh, October 26, 1810:—Y.C.Tallow 230 risla.Exchange 12 11.16. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Novaissza 14, UM The Cerro* market has been dull at dectiniinc prices, of w►ich we have to notice • reduction in general of uearly id. ✓od in MOO instances of td. per Ib, which may be ascribed to the quantity still continuing to be forced nu the market at public wile. The private trimitsci ions of she week. ameuntiug to 4.101 bogs, consist ..f 1,3ti0 /towed 17d. a 116/J. suit 204. ; ion I tileaiwl7id. a 11034.; 60 Tennessee 16E1.; 116 Sea Island 3E. 1.1. a bd. and 4s. a 4..2.1.; 150 stained 2614. a 1133-d.; 200 P. a nano 8314. a Is. Old.; 3110 Bahia 21,td. • t2ld.; 150 Maraulalics 22.1. • Ilia ; 20 Carriacou 21c1.; 15 BarbaJoes 1941.; SO Cartliamma ; 80 Surat 110. a 143.1.; and 1150 Br•gal Bid. a 11.0. per It.. Yesterday there were orr. r ed at public sale 3,345 Bengal, 550 Surat, and about 500 BaJat•a, Cartliagens, Demerara, arc.; of which *buy were sold 1,180 Bengal, ordinary to rand f lir 70. • 103.1.; 20 Surat, ordinary 01.1. fine 151 d.; 130 Bahama 16d. • 1134. s•d 2s. 13.1.; 514 Demerara, ordinary to (wad fair Ittjd, 21.1.; 13 11armibsin, fair 6 ; 411 (*ices+, middl.ug 1734. • 184.; and 60 Burred, naidilisue 17 , 1. per lb.; the wto,k ■t • Jechue of id. per lb. The tutal sales amount to 5,600 bag.. The public sales of B. P. Sugar went off heavily anti at rather lower prices iu the r r y pmt of the writ:, but she &mond bass &lute impriwril, rad the 'multi closed without •Iteratio• (rum our ilia 4111.14,11•1 RMS. y ufftacd was urarly 1,600 casks, of w lcicla 1.400 Lave been to►es. by the refiners auJ gnats-is Eiwrigu itrarriptious, as well as bast India, are witlreut inquiry. %Ve continue to bare pal iial•lcsrauJ fur Cuff.c, *Loth is hi 14.1 generally fur higher h•s• relo .+ )k,:d 1 • • • 1:. 4 4 • i` : 4 't . -A l : 1 4 . , . I. . tg " lamo4n :- 1 PRICE SEVEN-PENCE. prices, said this circumstance prevents any considerable pur -1 chases fount bring made: good St. Lkieningo has sold at 13115,, Dutch good ordinary at 134+, middling at 13ftr. a 140 ht. ; and rood to hair °Anon., Jamaica at 131 s. • 131.. per cwt. We have nothing doing in Rice or Piatiesto. We. bedews Ginger has sold at 80s. duty paid. Rims dre ex tremely doll. Carepoarby Linwood has sold st 91. a 91.4. ed. and St. Domingo Pesti& at 151. Is. Sd. a 111.75. ed. per tun . The demand for Tobacco is nearly suspended, sail the sales during the week have bees rialremely liatited : the dealers still decline pees:lasing in expectation of rime de cline. New Wheats have been in fair demand, and though the market has been well supplied, good samples have been taken off freely at au id of 3d. per bushel. 01.1 Wheat is doll of sale. Sour Fluor has declined 1.. per bars* I. Ow Saturday last 1,166 barrels Turpeui,ne were offered by aisetiern, the whole of which were mild at lbs. 6.1 pee cwt. M be takes fres the quay ; about 1,460 barrels of gaud qua. lily have shier heeu sold at les per cat. in the wet/holm.. On.Wedstesday, 900 finals Philadelphia Bub, of very in ferior ittiality, were odd at 12s per cwt. besidis *Well very little ha. heen dune. The demand for Put Ashes still tan trums.. limited, and the basing*. done this week has brew con fined to a ask of 167 barrels Montreal. of good finality, by auction, at 50s. 3d. per cwt $ fur 30 handl. New lurk., rather crusted, 495. only was hid, and they were takers in at 41s. 6d. per cwt. Pearl Ashes have been in more nu quest, and about 900 barrels have bees sold at 58s. a 595. fur New Yorke, anal 59.. a 60e. per cot. fur Boston. 500 bags of Sicily Shame have bear sold at 225. el on board,2Bs. a 9311.3 d. in the warehouse, fur fair quality, and 245. for hoe; and 31W bags Malaga, at 20..6.1. fur inferior, to 225. 6d. per cwt. fur good quality. Upwards of 400 tubs of Brimstone have been brought for ward for sale this week,fur which not mole than 25/. 7s. 6d. being offend, it was withdrawn at 261. but shout 50 tuns have since bets sold at 251. 16s. per tun, to ba Lakin from the ship's side. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the usmly attempts that are (flay made to impose on the unwary a spurious tampion to .... instead of the GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a sew Label, is which their &pasture sod Address, 97, HIGH HOLBORN, is so conspicuously placed in the centre of the Label, that they trust an attention to this, and the difference of the type, which is unlike all letter-press, will enable purchasers at once to detect the imposition. The Real JAPAN BLACKING, made and Sold Whole sale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, and re tailed by the principal Shopkeepers, iu Bottles at 641.-11. nod lb. 611 each. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. Inns Pnotrtstoms ere trii_hoet alienition its prices nn the spot. The fullowisne are the quotations free on board in Ireland:—lndia Beef, 71. 7s. a 71 1119. per tierce; ditto Pork, 81. , .• Mess Beef, 61 ; dims Perk, 5!. The quautsty of new arrived ibis season is 700 casks. RIFINIRD SVGA& —The depression in the prices of Re fitted Supra has iuduccd many of the refiners to keep bark their goods, in expectation of a better market. Brown Lumps bare been bought at 99.. but there one f.w sellers at that price. There are some inquiries for cuulnitli lu de liver in March next, but the refiners do not appear anxious, and are demanding prices much higher tbau the peeseut.— Motrars dull. Oita.—lts Fish Oils but little doing, prices rather loner. Seed Oils dull of demand. Postscript, Tuesday, November 17, 1518, Peer oCloek. Cott►.a. Two public sales look place to-day: one of Dutch, which weal of •t smutty price.., and the ulin r old renniudera of Coffee from the West ludic Dock, which forms •u guide to the regular market. B. P. SUGAIILS.—A moderate demand was experie•ced to day, awl prices remain steady. fld•gmtr.—At • public sale today, some fair Cognsc Drought 6.. 9d. a Ss. 10d. per gallon. 'flit demand Lott- Ousts extremely dull. OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE PLAGUE AT TANGIERS. Council OMce,ball. Oct. SS, ISIS. Ste—The Lords of his Msjesty's Most Honourable P. try Council having bad ouder their cousid.raliun a Iriarr Ilona Mr. Goothorn, transmitting ropy of ■ dispatch from Gt.- Demi Huts, with intelligence of the progress of the plastic its Morocco, I am directed to transmit copies of the said pa pers, to be laid before the Comosissiimers of his Majesty's Castes' for their iuformatium. (Sigsvl) JAMES BULLER. George De!mud, Esq. Secretary. Gibraltar, September 26, ISIS. MT L01111)-1 beg leave to acquaint your lurtlehip that I have received letters from Tangiers up to the Chi in%lllllll, and am sorry to inform you that the plague Les constilerabiy iacreased is that town during the last fortnight. By the enclosed list your Lordship will perceive, that from the Ilth to the list instant inclusi►e, the deaths autout.tad to 134. The plague anilines to rags is the villagn in the *ln uit,' of Tangiers, sad by .counts fens Thu's' I Swil that the disease prevails in all the villages is that strighbuut hood, particularly iu those ow the mosetains of Scaoau, uppo,.e to the town; indeed, there can be little doubt but that thee contagion exists in it, as a muleteer, who arrived at Tau gien (rum Tetuan on the 23d instant, stated that 23 perauba died le the town on ',Delhi instant, sad Iwo sudrhouly. Some muleteers, who arrived at Tangiers no ilw 33d iust. from Megan's, anted verbally, that the plague hail bruksu out in that tows.—The Emperor had Rammed to Frs. By letters (rum Fez, up to the 6th instant, ■ud from In racbe, up to the 40th inward, the public health is stated to be good ID them towns; but the disease had broken taut at llu• ma., live miles frum Laracie. At Usda the plague mations, to rev. I du not trouble your Lordship with the details Mr. Simp son has sent me respecting the vessels iu all the Barbary parts; but I circulate them to the Spanish Generals on oh, coast to apprise them of the dewier they air ixpused should any of these enacts attempt to entry any of the Si a • :nab ports or creeks. Onr quarantine vessels beware also on their guard against them. (Sigoed) GEORGE DON, Gown!. Earl Ratherst. Deily Last of Deaths in Tiniest, from the thb to the 21st of Septempler, 1118:- - September 15 1$ 17 11 19 13 September $ II 10 11 It ... .... 6 14 The CU0IIIIIM100(111 of Customs, in pennant: • of the above, WU( UR the 49th ultimo directions to Collectors awl Comptrollers of 0.,t awls, to pay strict *Steinman. soil ap prise then* of any matter that way arise M fur the cugni, sauce of the noaid. The following is a rune of a eery important Order of the Coonnissiouers of Customs to Collectors and Contiitrul• lers, etijoisiiog the suspeostur of proceedings, iu C11111:11 of properly seized while soy applicatiint to the Trcioury or Caotutos is peudnic : Costuisiol 44444 e , London. 4th November, 1419. The Cullectur enioptiolkr at one of the uut.ports haring recently proceeded to dispose of a coutleanied /tsar I, while ass spnhestuou to the Lords of the Treastoy was prod. iog for her delivery, arid pleaded as a josti6cal tuti of their Laving dupe sit, that subsespieut to their repos twig ell the re. (erred petitten, they hid recoiled our order (that 14 to sAy, the usual petaled video) fur breaking up the vessel stud selling the otAterials— We lorteby duvet sad enjoin you on nu trcuuol to cm, its the pautrcution of prrsa us , resorts, or $4.141.14, u. a • the davoloal of vowels or e owls cuodt.anted, *title auy ,p -plicettott, either to the Lord* of the T r), ur to at. Ward, la petoliux. Awl; tu'uriler tint the Jirectiune which we give hr iir- Jitter) sii uecfol altallt fur the pruseetatruu of I