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tg,,,,*(roi '-IiIT f • 5.,... „...... ..,...., ‘ c ....-• ~ , t , . 1. . , 3 4 - 1 - . Oa Itela Ara I • ' - ..PA. 1 N. 11 ) . --'• 1 -• • - • .. • ,r 4 '111" ' 1 0 !2 lc 1) 'ti . i* Orrec ill nvi es A Vale. LADY W. Du les, LONDON, WEDNES DA IFTEMBEII 29. IMI9 PRICS 7, NUMBER 5343. mail witliont alteration. Carolina Rice is ocrasiooally is. gaited after, sad Ass brought for °Mihail old lee. a 180.01. nail 20s, fur Root. Continuo Lemma Rims have sold at tit Id • 24. led. Dyewouels are steady ; iaterior Catty peachy larcwoodluis been cult at 1/ Ins and some paredis .f rugoinon Spensisb rustic al 0/. a 01. 10.. Turpenliste Is meetly al former priers of Its. a Its. 34. fur good. lu Hides nothing has been done. There has been a fair demand for Tolsacto this week few export, and (rum 200 to 300 hitt*. have been maul, consial tag of low iltippaliannocks, at 31d.; sad urdinasy 1. loid dling at 3il. to 4.1. per lb. The demigod for' all *tercel phone of Genie continues limit ed, ant piires without any slteration. The e has brew a fair dcmsad fur Pug A.ht• fibrin dee week, tie.' some sales have hero made to specolaturs sod coneomers at 375. to 38s. per e al. fur Mouireals, principally nt the Coiner pi ice. lieridvii these, 100 barrels; Boehm (partielly stained) have bee taken at 375. prrsrwt. rue Pew! Atiscs there has brill n gaud speculative dienanil, awl Goa 300 to 400 barrels have been sold at 35..; bidders hose ask Os. per cwt. Good Sicily Shutout: has realised Us. per cot: Illfwehant —IV Ration stn. and W. button, jam, of Patsow smaitor.rnsr ' London, Lowitsellers....-31. Mullimo, of 1.o•rr pool, shipstostioller —J. Ilt:n, of itothead. Mirfleltl. Y..rk. ir 'wheat —M. !Lefty. of Mansitestrr, twist sled v....twos brpktr. IWIRATRS.ROYA IntbAY-LANIt. -- - - frill IS EVEN I I\ G. W EDN ESDAY. it 9, I his Majesty's ServAnts will pr;lons the Opera ar. THE SIEGE OF BELGRADE. The Serriskier. Mr. Sersillsos. who will introduce the Duet n f UCH Il.yl l.••.•s Or sigh," wish Miss Byrne ; atil t belt, I "tO. lot I twits ;" the De•-1 "Shall the ign ellllll 1110 k 110111 i lo the mine, or plain,' with Mr T. Croke: sod 0 114. right 111111401 to loya l " Colons! Cohen. Mr. T. Cooke; Vineph, Mr. Collin; Leopold, Mr. Peirr, Mr. Peatiataw. Kailserisse, Miss Casew ; tbda. Mts. Bland; Lille, Miss Byrne, who will ring Ike tilt " Hutt, idle Time." suntli, 3d 11111 e, 811 entirely new Comte Pantomime, ralltil BAST INDIA HOUSE, WEIMUER in, 1819 THE COUR'r ,( DIRECTORS qf the UNITED COSIVANY of lIIIICHANTS of EN(;. LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hrrehy vivo Notice. Sheol, will be publialavi. GERA LDIN F.; Dr. rtscliar : Vohasnes, I.2mu. of Fei oh mid &mud; ant W. That a r;F:\ ERAI. COURT will he held, by Ailjonros- Meal, at their Noose in Leadeithalbstreet, on WEDNES DAY, the 12th Jaa•ury next, at Eleven o'Cinck in the Fore ....... t, Co' the purpose of ronsitlei tug a Proposition whirl, will then be made, agreeably to the Notice tabled at the General Court on the 2241 tientemlwr brit Pawl which was this day adjourned to the said 12th of Januiry), to place in their Court Itooin a Statue of the late Right Ho nonrable Warren Hastings, as • 1.0 testimony of 'Tombs ti it of the lung, zealous, and successful srrviees rendered to the East India Company by that •li.tislguished 4-baract.•r. The Resolution of the Court of Directors upon this sub jert is slow open at this llon.e, for the inspection of the Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Serretaiy. ay A Primed for T. Carlell and nlarktriKtil, siiiiibergh. PA RTN ER sH IPRDI MO iz D. C• 1114441.4 and W. T J4l 1n0n...f '.%rweg ;or street. Lon. don. &Wen drapers, Novenrber 20, 11110.—R. Chrees cod C. R Dot Of 111441111i.. 4 11141, 11.044411, rioters, Deeescso SS. isigr....w.Naitll and D. Able', of W 4 gatore street. Ca. veal* innate, 31i,ilores throat+. Drescihrr Is, lily J. Semith and G. !Ouse, of Sorthwatk. hop.reerrliamis, Jut, 1, 4,19.-3. Wilson,a %Waugh, and D. W./innate', of Al. deretateect reel, (Armlets, hat-. minden urers, a. far as respects the sold D. Wessersley, December $O, 1119. Just published, by J. HARDING 36, St. J4iiirs's•gtreet, 12ioa. petite 6s. I. TREATISE (hr .iN.%(:R%IF.NT of L HEDGE 4 and tir.ota: noil"rimucn. Il i ramicis Steward in T. W. ettbr. Itsq. • 2 ESSAY nu FARM-YARD MANURE., and other Itornl Subjeeis. Dor same Author, a Jew EI,I on ealatv4l. la. I ondon PrintrelforJ Ilsidiag, 36, St. Janses's.e.rert. Just imported, by Tit an- I Ft. aul tVCR r 7., 30, square. 41. M AN ACII DE S XE-GOTI - I rnir 19:20, avec G.rseures, eitikt„ m its. This AlsisoArk routsius the Gette•lugiest Del .d all the riVerteiga.E.- uf Europe. Alan, a variety of other FRENCH mod GERMAN Al.. IiANACKS, for 1820. THOUGHTS TO NY COUNTRY. EAST INDIA HOUSE, DavaoOm 42, ISIS. rtifiF, COURT e DIRECTORS of the 1 UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby giro Nonce. [Extract frost a very temperate sad judicious prolific& Paleyekkt just prbliassil rail the *bra tittel PARLIAIIIRKT. " In the multiplicity of which an. Ito sedulliasty propipteil n t : the ii t ihjeet of pothimeu.. Rrrtvvn SUOARI have been in good alarm, and rather Licher primes have here' paid ; cootc.i.la fur &obit loaves de luverahle next rpriuK have been &mar at bits. to Os. per cwt. --- 4114143CUITURF. OF FRANCE AN 13 TI ANIMUS. This .Iny i* pahlimbe4l. in Bvo, peso.. 64. A SKETCH 0 . 4 r MAIM:I%W It Eof the SOUTH of TR ANCF. Pods'r•ipt, Tresdsp, December 28, 1819, Pow irinelk. C/IrVk E. —Theo is win not ttttt els business Anise to (In, there w.•re iviedr buyers however of tit. Domingo nt n further &d -ims... ssy at 1295. but there were an sellers ander 1395. There was no Senna mutes su-day, in consequence of the hnlaqs. tarp represrotaiimi, it i. almost ;mpossib!e to isdri FROM LAST Niunrs (GAZETTE. • ---- JACK AM) 'TIDE BEAN STALK; Or, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE. Ovc, Mr Ilissisue; Jack, Miss Piivry, sfirrwarils Mr Bologna (his third nppearance on this slate) ; Fotoloon, Mr. Ellsms ; flown, Mr &wildly ; Rasa Smgrr, o t g r own. Jack's Mother, Mrs. rester ; Janes ta Witte aid. taininlmat), Miss Trey; Arpa, Geiol Greins of she Harp, Ort:cr ; Nista, Ogres Wife and Evil Genies, Mr. Me. ; twitsher Pas Deux, by Messrs. Bologna and Souiliby. A pas Scul by 3liss Tire. The Orson will be opened at Dalt plot Sic o'Clock; the Pos.,lnance will cumin. lice precisely us Stern. ; Second Price 3s. s.l.—Pit 3s. 611. ; Second fine Qs—Lower Gantry 25.; Second Price 1111.-11 piwr Crikrs Is.; Stroud Price 6rl. 1 . 6 new Paniominie of Jerk and ilie Oran Stalk will be ow, evening till flirslirr retire. I'o-morrow, she Comedy of Wild Oats. On Fiiday, the Opera of The Devil's Bridge. On Saturday, the Comedy of The Coneiry Girl. niE.471711:-ROTA COVRNTGA WIEN. 91111 IS EVENING. %WEDNESDAY. Dec. 29, I will be •eted the new llisiericalTreigetly of MARY STUART. QUEEN OF SCtTI.AND. With alterations and ettriaolments._ rid of Leicester, Mr. Al arready; Earl of Shrewsbury, Abbott Cecil, Laird Ilan neigh, Mr. Egerton; Sir W. n o m in, Mr. Chapman ; Sir Afilli3ll Paolri, Mr. Terry ; Sir ird Mortimer, Mr. C Kimble. Elis.b►th, Queen of Int:tool. Mrs. Dunn ; Mary Stuart, Queen of Scotland, Miss taut , ; Hannah Kennedy, Mrs Faucit. After which, 3d time, a new Grand Romantic and Comic Puuomime. called HARLEQUIN AND DON QUIXOTE; Or, SANCIIO PANZ4 IN HIS GLORY. In %Lich the various ►xploits of that renowned Knight and Squire are faithfully p.•urlrsycd throughout. lAilitisda (afterwards Don Quixote), Mr. Norman; his 'ti% re (afterwards Columbine), Miss Scott; Sant ho Pansa 011.1.31d11 the 'Squire), Mr Grimaldi ; Nicholas (the Par her Mr Norris; Sampson Carast•u (afterwards Harlequin), )Ir. Boxes 75.: Second Price 3s. 6J —Pit 3s. el.; Second You:lv—lower Gallery Rs.; Second Price Is.--llpper Gal- Ins Is.; Second Price ed. Thr sew Pantomime of Harlequin and Don Quixote will be r , pealed every CVI To morrow, Shaltspeare's Comedy of Errors. Oil ['daisy, the Comedy of She Stoops to Conquer. SURREY THEATRE. EV F.N IN(;, W EON ES DAY, Deertn- I btr 29, will be performed (third lime) of entirely new tra, in two arta, called SMALL PROFITS DO GREAT THINGS. 01.1 Retail, Mr. W. S. Chatierky ; Charles Retail, Mr. Copetand,jun. Cecilia, Miss William. After the Burlefts, third time, THE FORCE OF CONSCIENCE; o r , THE ACCUSING SPIRIT. G!inviilc, Mr. Betegongh. Isabel, Miss Taylor; Ariette, Mrs Horn. The Evening's Entertainments In tonelnde with an entirely new Comic Burletta, in two arts. milled MOCSE•TRAPS; Or, 1 HE MOUNTAIN COTTAGER. Ohl Michael, a Savoyard, Me Fawcett; Young Michael, Ais We, Mr. Filzwilliam; Baron Yun Tiefeleilisl, Mr. Myatt; Frederick, his sun, Mr. Copeland; Captain WM ser, Mr. Clifford ; Henry, his sou, Mr. Ridgway; Fichte'. km, a retired Captain of Banditti. Mr. Payne (from the Theatre.Boyal, Liverpool, his third appearance on this mg.', who, in Act 11. will introdoice Shield's Sung of " Let L.n,e sound the Trumpet l'rolikenpold, Mr. W. 9 Chat let!ri tii, Mr. Leonard. Countess Von Slatikealaergeo, Mre. Brooks. A .:rand ore Sei ions Romance will be very speedily pro. "moat, in which the psincipal Characters will lie sustained hy Huntley, Mr. Bengongh, Mr. Watkins ' Mr. Fits udlsen, Mesa Taylor, Mrs. Brooks, Miss Cupelanel, and Mrs. chsitcrley (torn the Theatre, lt , eyal, English Opera. Hasse`. The Proprietor has also the pleasure to announce, tEst Mrs. Mountain is engaged, mid will shortly make her appearance in a new Burletta. Many other Novelties are in peat forwardness. ADEI.PHI THEATRE. STRAND. lucoasequenee of the New Pantomime baring here received adh rapiarons applause, it will repeated terry main 1:11 (maser notice. The Public are respectfully informed that Alias Dennylt loin recovered from her severe indispositi ~,,, will, its the New Pantomime, have the humour ..f resuming bee rro fessional deity at this Theatre, in the celebrate.' Shawl Dolce, with her Iwo Sisters, Miss F. and Miss E. Densett. THIS EVEN IN G, EON ESDAY, Dec. 29, and during the week, will be presented A IMVERTISF.tIIENT. Osumi's—Mr. St. Albin, Mr. Walbuurn, slistl Miss Aylett. With a Mittens, retitled. THE GRELn DRAGON. To conclude with an entire New. Grand, and Picturesque Christmas Pantomime, entitled, THE FAIRY OC"I'HE NORTH STAR; OR, HARLFAKYIN AT LABRADOR. KIK of 'Labrador, afterwards Pantaloon. Mr. Daly; LWOW, Prow* of Labrador, Mr. Wstbourn I .olVni, • Courtier of Labrador. afterwar ds eluaa, Si g nor P 4 nla; Crahhousini, Prime Mtinster (with a S.iso:), Mr. !Aerates; Hubert, afterwards kisrlerrin, Mr. W. Kirby. Xenitidla, Fairs of the North Star. Mina E. Scott ; Minces' of Late:oor, afterwards Columbine, Miss E. Deiteett. th e c uosse of the Pant 1111 l itric the celebrated Shawl I ) '• b% the three Ni irst , 14,sinett. A Spanish flilrro, by Mr. St. Albin and Miss Aylelt. tt.ene11,44.; Sr I Prier, en.--Pit,ls.; Second Price, lc is.; Second Price. A.I. raltlt'l CU g Y a new Metlonl the *b urr troublesome Com plaint to entirely eridieateil'without the use of ilungie ot Caustic), whether of lone ur short 'bowline, es well as .4 ir.altsesses generally accouipittyine it, 31111 in • short :.me the %shirk systein re-rel:4l4letlie.l. 'waste one of the 4. entree rtio:overiels ever made, by J. I.V Nell, 30, Didte. 4, .'tv!. ht. James's. Respeclubk meereuees will be zit'Sll if reltaired --All let. lets to be pustiraid • priee of the Medicine, is Five nom& • pares!. A perfect Cure fur !Idiot's Afreetio• tool ObArurtits• in i t ie %wets. That at the ADJOURNED GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY, appoint. a to he hold at their Douse in Leadenhallestreet, on WEDNESDAY, the 12th of J.rimary next, there will be submitted to the considers • of the Proprietors an Unanimous Itesol•tion of she Corot of Die rectors of this day's date, recommending the Court id Pen. prietoim to authorise the Cowl of Directors to offer in his Majesty to RAISE and MAINTAIN, at she Espeirso of the Cqinpany„ a CORPS of VOLUNTEER INFANTRY, front nntongsi the peeentis in the C.onticiny's employ ; nod If his Mr4emly shall sec: pt inch offer, Cleo to authorise the Court of Directors to di fri!y the Expense of the Corps su to be raised out of the Fonds of she Company and, if nee's. nary, to apply fur an Act of Pailianient so sanction she ap p. nrei:itiou of a solficuriet part thereof for that purpose. CopF of the <oil Iterolutwo now lies open at this Douse, for the perusal of the Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. lu • frw days will be published, Nero. URSTANCE of she SPEECH of she Right lissisour3b!c LORD GRENVILLF, i■ the House of Lunt., November 30, 1819. rimed fur Julie .Murray, 50, Albmarle-eireet. PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, REGENT-STREET. PRIAIDVTIT, The Most Noblt Ow Marquis of BUCKINGHAM. Marquis of Salishory, K.G. I Viscuaist CAtritiryad. Emil of Ilaritnicke Viaconnt Disiscsuotra, Viscount Bulkeiry, Lord Braybroult.r. The hierqois of Buckingham, William Pruett, FAq. Lord Braybrookr, I George Dockets, Ex+ F.it S. Sir S. D. Morlaud, Bert. M.P. Sixtrra Director+. DIRECTOR, J. T. BARBER BEAVMONT, E.q. F.A.S. PERSONS stieureil for Life in slits Office share the rrolits STPTCNNIALLT with the original Members, according to their respective Contribution. : Thus, by the specific sums insured, and contingent ',rah', they have the (idlest valise for their payments, in a manner nearly similar to that until lately adopted in the repitukle !?Bice, lint with this presumed improvement, viz. that as 11w original Members have raised a permanent Fund, deem ed amply sufficient for the purpose of in.lrintlity, it is pro. •idrd, Chit uo personal ►esponsibility skill attach to the Policy holders. !fence those who seek protecti tttt are •reared Guns uncertainly awl risk of loss as in u Prop. ietary °dire, having a large inheritable Capital, 31111 are entitled to a par• ticipst ins in the Profits, as in a Union Society. The first Septennial Investigation was in 1813, , ahen 13f. Ss. per cent. was divided. The second Septennial Division will take place nest year, iu which Persons openiiig Poticioi at this time will participate. Military Alen insured at this Office are not charged with any additional premium totirse called into (Ward service. No admission fees arc reqrtirril, nor is any charge made foe poliefa, except the stamp duty. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE., REG rN•rstitcr.T. N OTICE is hereby given to all Per.nit‘ wlin have been Insured in this (Mee Seven f ears, said whose terms expired in 1814, 1815, 1816, 1817, and ISIS, that DIY' DEN DS of 25 and 29 per Crnt. no tie wh"le of their Premium. are receivable here, sod of the Awl!, in all the principal Towns in Great J. T. BARBEE BEAUMONT, linniginc Director. EXTENSIVE coLLEcTtos OF BOOKS IN DIVINITY 1 AND GF.NF.RAI. LITERATuit TO BE SOLD BY .41- I CTION, BY MR. JAMES RIDER. At Mr. Hose'. Great Room. No. 4S, Ludgate-hill. on Mos day, dannary the 3d, 1020, and Seven following Days (Sunday excepted), al Twelve fur lialf.past Twelve u'Clock precisely, by Order of the Assignees; D ART of the valuable STOCK 1N TRADE of Messrs. W. BMWs, and Sun, llooksellerg, of Ku, 24. Paterausier.rovr :—Consisting of an extensive Collet: of Ancient and Modern Authors, in Divinity and General Lite. raturr--amongst which are, Gill'. Exposit ))))) , 9 wok. folio ; Drake's York, folio; Henry no the Bible, best Edition, r vols. folio : Guysx's, and other Expositions, in quarto ; En. alelupealia Lariolineusil, large paper, coloured plaits ; many ✓are Works is Alchemy, Magic, 3:c.; turinus Black 1.4 tier mid other Bibles ; Wilson's Hl3lO, y o f Di sse nting Ch urc h es . large Dad small paper ; Monthly Review, 127 vols. an d Wee ; 3 ruls. Illuntinvted tlitssalls. Together with a numerous COIIICCIi iiii of Sinuous a,, ' , m i n us skcasiun s. To be viewed till the Sale. Carnlognes, price 0.1. to hr hail at M . DBllllllll% Paternirsier.row ;at she Batik Colfre-liouse, Royal Exchange; Mr. Duster, l'all.m111; the Aucliuneer's, Amcii-curlier ; and at the Place of SA:. 4MrS'S FEVER I'OW 11ER.— * ME A very fro doses of this Powder, if taken arene atat to the directions with whirh each bottle anal packet is ac. companietl, will speedily remove any coutimal acute Fewer, and will 1.4. found ..te.gertnisl remedy fur the Measles, Small PDX. SCOOP It losisnalisin and Illooptite Couch, as well as for Biliona soil Goole Complaints, null hid mutations of the pk a neta and I.tme.. It is gt;itc , ally successful in the Yellow Fewer, nod most disoctlers incident to but climates. By a little attention to the snits laid down by Dr. James (the inventor), pi iv:tte ludividimils may atlininOtcr it with perfect safety. It is prepared oaf./ (if griming.) by Mr. X. G. G. James, tie voidson of M. James, anal sold by him at his Wow, 310, Conduit slreel, Ilaworer.squetre: and by Mrsara But. lers, 4, Cheap...de, !Amami, and 31, Sacksille.street, Dub. lin ; who are now appoitited the sole agents, instead of the late Mr Newltory. Purchasers are respectfully requested to notice tibia removal of the aviary, •• the sofas of the We Mr. Ndiebery are seedling imitations of Dr. lidadees m e di t ieee, prepared by then:etre:, viol from the length of time siwir father wag agent to Dr. Jasnes's family, they ex pect to mislead purchaser.. But Mr. Jaws most potilinvldd a•eneey the public, that silt the barer Posrdir (as well as the Analeptic sold by Mr. Nesthery, to 14e Met Mar of hi e a sonets, was supplied u) him by Dr. Jettiswe's fossil,. ow -woe is ever prephred by ally other person. Each hustle and 'mart 'sow bears • plain government stamp, sod • label sigissakisith the name of the proprietor. R. G. G. JAMES. . Translated from the French ut the Itirun P.cot dr 13 P.-s. rouse; an Pima) , which ohlaine.l the Prise from the 10)a! ffsreiele or Atrienti ore at Pa. is. offered for the h. at Account of Fr belt Hushandiy. To which are addcil, Notes by an Enddivh Traveller. •.• This little Tract, inicrestioz from the deltas which it cshibits of the System of Hashanah, par•sied hr one neiglibmon, has farther claim In lint Ice from the Nulls which aceoinpany it, mule on the spot. and illustrative of the manners and habits, as well as rural re. my, of the COUntry; with abaci V 4061111011 l'el141•. T oni iral I...ostittionr, as they affect the Agi traitor, and Commercial Relations of Prance nod England. . . Published by John Ihribeg. jB . M..Linses's street. Where may he RADCLIFFE'S REPORT'S the lIUSRANDRY of EASTERN and WESTERN FLANDERS, arstiot the arsire of the Irish Farnuuq Soriely. Thus Report will he found full of information I..gloty itootresting to the 11.i -li•oh Ageteeltuti.t ; the account u. riven by o Gesoollinsn of skill and experience in Rural Er y, and is irni•ir.ited with 12 Plates, descriptive ot . linotements, ALirbinery, Farm Sae. Su.. @to to ir.• 13,. inteil for Juba Diriling, :In, Si l amess. street. RURAL AFFAIRS. /1111 published, by J. Harding, 3s, St. Jamr..,..lievt. I.' HE ItIIER'S vlolt AN DUNI BOOK far 1R19.20; or. Joaroll of Country Ro s:iters and Almon's,' throughout the Year; r•mtiotting of 'fabler arranged in the most persimmons AM., emiy manner, and adropted to a Farm of moderate I aorta, Ito price, Mr a year, 10e. 6d. To be continued anusiallv• 2. Hutting 's original FARMER'S ACCOUNT BOOK for 1919 20. A new Edition impr.oro at. This %York is it collection of Forma roiled fur keeping the Accounts of a Country Etialolithment of magnitude, and brim: founded upon vong rap , nrnve in RI/es I Aisage. trent, will prove highly itsefut to Landlooldera, T.oimers, Stewards, ke. Price 21a. for a Year, or 101. 64 for HAI a Year's Book. CausalCuutioord amorally. .1. THE DAIRY BOOK, or Account of the Produce and Consumption of Milk, Cream, anal Butter. 6... 1. TWAMI.F.Y'S ESSAYS ON DIIRY MANAGE MENT; skewing the Practice of the beat Distriet• in the Mannfactitre of Butler anal Cheese, founded un Thirty Years Evperienore, with Piste. 74. h. LOUDON'S ESSAY ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF I'AI'EK ROOFS fur Farm Hisildinits, Out houses, kr. recommended for Durability, Economy, and Elegance, with plate. Rs. 6. DARDING'S NEW CATALOGUE OF BOOKS on Agriculture, Plautiug, Gardening, and Rural AlTana in gem rat, MAIIKKTV. Freon the " Lomat.* Mormon!' Price Current." of Toesday, Deeember 28, 18191 WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN pßoDucg. 11. P. Suseek—The business stone lasi rrrk srma very li mite.l, and the prices of low brows, kWe given way Is. per cwt. the good and fire are 155 request, and stipp.irt their rises. The stock of B P. Sugar is now 13,000 casks more than last year's at this time, present prices IS, per cat lowoc per Gonne aaaaa ge. CoreEs--No public mule bag taken place since nor lies, nod the priWait trammel . ..us were sunset emirs ly la Ss. Do miugu, which was sold nt uI adenoma 2.5. per rat. for the tegular plumps, bin some parcels were di:posed of at our last quotations for immedi.tie payniest. The stork of %Y. I. Coffee iss mow 3,310 tons, being 1,170 less than it thus time last yeer, preseut prices 225. p:r cwt. lower. The Rust market renssises in a eery dull stale, but throe is no sties:altos' in Ilse posers. The present stork of Ron' is 19,050 puncheons, and ps ice esf proofs 4e. 2.1. per gill. Stock lass year same date,17,090 puncheons, awl price of pros. 4. 35 per gall. russets° —A parcel was pat op loy public suet aaaa last wei&s, lost was clue fly taken in at 9,J. per lb. and nut 1111/1C than told. °retest. SOUTH AMERICAN rnonuer.. Corsos.—Tbe market has been wishes& animation, sad prices remsio as before gooiest. 'l'ke asks during ster week t In 300 hosts, •ix. Rowed., midolliost In cowl four, 1:4 14J.; 10 Dens , fair, 14fol.; lotst Howes, 13.1. Tire imports are 1,326 bags Surma's& 116 b.ils Bowed. BALTIC PRODUCE. The following were the nouistions al SI. Prlerlbtlrth oa lire 30th November, 1819:—Y. C. Tallow, 150 roubles; Hemp, 92 Su 9S • 12 Insist I'lsa, 150; Wheat, 29. N•rqs ; Owl quite dosed. IAVERPOI/1. 1/rcrsnrs 21: COTTo7l.•—Tlicre has he'll a steady &oared foe C.. 1122 this vorrk, 2241 prices are fully supported, with the esseep two of Rabies, which Isar. experiesserd 6 decline o f Id. per 11.. The impart anowssoots Iss 7,010 hags, 4111111. e sales (et.- flossier of those of so slay) are 0.C.011 hers, colosistio. of 1.65 0 Howeds 121.1. • 14.1. ; 200 Wean. 11114 a 101. ; 2511 Telassessees 11 a 124.; 20 Sea 1.14.21 s 2. 2.1.; 1,3110 Premium. 174. • 14.1.; 1010 Saloiss 1314. a 1;d.; 1,300 Manitobans* 15.1. a IGd.; 200 Minna Ger,s , i It ' i d; 100 Mimes Mores 141.1. a 1514 ; 4011 Den...rams 1411. a 17.1.; 25 %Vesl IVA; 20 Car1111‘4•11IS 11!.1.; 30 Sarnia Id. • 111.1 ; 300 Beiogals 811. per It.. Bruce and middling 4earriptions of K. P.Kligir have met a heavy sale Skis 'seek at a tieelise of Is. is Is., 224 240 lards. bare been lake.' oat of the market ; we have had ao good and fine G 1.11010.2 offered at public sale. We have had u.ittuny 4u.ing to Foretops ne Kea India. We hail • revival of the demasod for Cogte sit the early pail of the we. k its mom trent.? of the improvement winch limit taro piker ie 1.0241.2. hitt se Mile offered, that nothing was Aisne weld yementry, whoa 300 cloaks of Ilerbiee said briskly at psiblue sale at as. adeatage v< 3s. us the five.. awl lIW low. r qesalitirs, say essiakiii taillhavey 1111.4 J., Inc ordiwaty 1235. • 1114 a. aO4 geed .0 fore rosl/10•4 (yr wh ich Ihr pared prin k civilly misstated) at 121ki. a . 136e. Cocoa sad Panerl.• re . MILITARY PRO3IOTIONS. Comnissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Dorert Dor.rt.hire Regooroit of Itrignl,ol. George 1.:11.-. E.g. to be Ceptabs. vie, Charles Aadrews, re.tigoed —dated 1), cenibre 5 1819. N ulalumgad Dom . Weir, Loral Militi* John lames Smith, Eat!. to he Alajor, 'ice Ss Walter Yea, rraig.ied—dated as abuse. BANKRUPTCY P.NLARGED. William Cluk, of Leicester street. Leicester-equate, Mmes. iMlar, from January 1 to February 19, at tea, at Guildhall, Luud.m. BANKRUPTS. W.ilter Niacin, of Rogeley, Safford, farmer. to ourren der, Jimmy 3, at ten, it the MEN! of Mr. Salt, attorney, Rogr'ey, 4, at ten, at the Town-hall, Rugeley, and Fehroary 8, At eleven, at the Talbot Inn, Hugeley. Attorneys, Mews. Stocker, Dawami, and Herritighain, New Roswell court, Ca rey vstreet, 1 itecolie• bin, 1. ion; and Mr Salt, Rageley. Ileury Hooper, of IL al., merchasit, to surreuderdsusary 13, 14, at twelve, and February 8, at one, at the Tavern, Want'. Atturnets, 3lessrs. Poole and Greenfield, Gray's lau.square, London; and Mt. Jobe Cornish, Delon court, Coen-street. Bristol. John Grafton. of Stroud, Gloucester, shoemaker, to one. render, January 6,7, and February 8, at ten, at the George entr e e ho u se, Gi on eester. Attorneys, Mr. Barrup, rester ; and Messrs. Price. Williams, and White, Exchequer Office, Lietrolo's Intl, I. lon. Peter Thomas Shisevock, of Preston, Lancaster, mash,- vender, to surrender, intuit y 14, at eta, 15, at ten, and February 8. at six, at the office of Mr. Rashest', Preston. Attorreys, Mr. 11:.ikeluck, Serjeani'a Nu, Fleet-street, Lon don ; and at the affirm of Mr. Bashell, Preston, George Routh, Peter's lane, Liverpool, woollen-draper, to stern niter, Josetiary 26, at four, '27, at eleven, and Fe. broary S. at two, 01 the PACk-horse, 11110, Turk. Attorney., Mr. Richard Bator.. Chancery !sue, Lou don ; and Mr. Jahn Batty', Huddersfield. Richard Bryan_ of Llanglitello, Radnor, farmer, to sur render. January 17, 18, and February 8, at eleven, at the Craven Arms Inn, Stokesay. Salop. Attorneys, Mr. S. N. Meredith. Ltiiroltess lot,, New-square, London; and Mr. Thomas Muredisk, Knighton. Radnorshire. Robert Nlyers and John Holmes, late of Newcastle-upon. Tyro-. linetiolrapers, to surrender. January 11, at seven, 18, and February S. at eleven, at the George lon. Newcastle. upon-Tyne. Attorneys, Mr. Hartley, New Rridge.seved, London ; and Mr. Foamier and Mr. Stoker, Newcastle-upou- Tyne. James Pickering, late of Wouburn.plsee„ Russell-square, Middlesex, wine-snerchant, to aturreisder, January 1,11, and Fehruary 8, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Noy arid Ilarilstone, Mincing-lane. Robert Bliniitig Sorrell, ef Kirby-street, Hatton-garden, Maldtesex, printer, to !amender ' January 4, 11, and Febru ary 8, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Bishop and Fxratt, Tiikenhotise-yard, leithhury. Christopher Thompson, late of Halifax, York, watch.gbiew ratter, to surrender, January 25, at six, 26, at ten, at the New Court-House, Halifax, and February 8, at sin, at the Coopers' Arms Ism, Halifax. Attorneys, Messrs. Sabine and Lewis, Carmartbea-strect, Bedford-square, London; and Mr. Settle, Halifax. John Beck, of Neweast le-upon-Tyne, grocer, to surrender, January 21, 21, and February 8, at elevens, at the George Newcastle-uport-Tyne. Attorneys, Messrs. Atkinson stud Wilde., Chaneery-lane, London; and Mr. J. Bainbridge, Newcastle. Jolts Simian, of Folharn-fields, Middlesex, horse-dealer, to surrender, January 11, 22, and February 8, at one, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr.lll`Duff, Castle-street, Holborn. Charles Roberts, of Gurney-Slade, Somerset, innkeeper, to siirtender, Jauuary 14, at five, 15, and February B,at eleven, at the Mermaid Inn, Yeovil, Somerset. Attorneys, Mr. Williams, Red Littn.square, Loudoor, sad 51r. J. W. Wall, Veto il. Edmond 11..dy, of Morieelown, Devon, merchant, to surrender, Jailors y 7,8, and February 8. at eleven, at the Carlton eitlfee.houve, Piymotitle-dock, Devon. Attorneys, Mr. Howden, AlJermanbory, landau; and Messrs. Leach and Lugger, Plymouth-dock. Thomas C:arstelr, now or late of Stockport, Chester, CM fon-svismer, in surrender, January 14, 15, snit February 8, at lea, at t h e Warren Rulkeley Arms tau, Stockport. 1 ,,,,, e y5, Mews. Lowe and Bower, Southampton-build. Ines Chewier v. lane, London; sod Memos. Newtons sod 11 sisterbolluus, Stockport. DIVIDENDS. January IS. D. Iforkl;;;siii. S. Hall. of Brook-street, H 011. 1 ,1, WOrkillg gyiiliesillm at Ica, .11 Guildhall, Loudon. Jimmy SC G. Asia. ti. of 11.'arshaltost, Surrey, calico-premier, at swrlvc, at I i.ildhall, foration. J y 22 . J. Mo l d and T. AiNM.. of I.eadenliell-street, Shod ..... hat inakera, at Ica, at Guildisell. January 22 J. Durmast, of Gat Dcrtham, Norfolk, inn keeper, at two. at the Maitre Hem' Ism, Norwich. January IS. .1. Webb, of Illaartsrsicr,ealleo.ensealefacturer, at are, at the Garrick's Hasa Tavern, Manchester. y 20. G. Dome and J. Walavatley, of Liverpool, eserciesols, at uue, at Ike George los, Liverpool. j emm y IS. J. Luchsioval. late of Stroud, Kral, useacy. scrivener, at twelve, at liwildMll, luarlow. Jammer, IN .1. Jones and J. Jeers, of LirosaiwaSwv, Hereford, litienAraiwra, ai twelve, at Gaildhall, hiatus. Jaosary de. ft. Irwin, of New Howe, Stapleton. Camber. land, tri.csr. at twelve, at the Itewiris Areas, c,:trleale. January IS. G. Hirktushaw, at Howdca, York, terrier, at gyve's, at she New Aortel Doeseaseet, e I'IFICATIM.-4aettomO 111. W. F. Otilv%. of she allawrirs, I.mA". dromllMor•-F. Petry, of thr Albion reel-wharf, Cisriertiverch, Survey, eval• also thing that can toftnence those who have already formed their owls Plain' of ref/1:m. Thar ON Mste of representation may he improved, must be ad mitted oil all side.. To render thr I lou-e of Com mons more, virtuous and more iii.lepeo.leid, re quires a bold and decisive operation. Those mem bers compd. in the fair occeptati 0000 of the word, be called virtuona nod independent, ttho purclirse their scats by bribery, moil the promise of rrtnont•- ration by patroolge. However severely the guilty are pumoherl, though borough after borough may be disfraneliiiwd, yet the candidate. if not preveotert, will present himself berate the electors with a bribe los his band ; and the elector will not Ices tale in sell his independence, his birth-right, the liberty of las country. for a tiers of pottage. To destroy this unprincipled,l i t...s d _atigerons communication of bribery, mu-t be the *IA of the friend nf his cone- Irv. and of the lover* of mankind. If it can he effected, it must he effected by short ration of Parliaments. and by rendering it m o st difficult, if not impessible, for • candidate to bribe hit elector t. The first measure will appear a dan gerous reme dy to those who co:ruder a general dee lion hostile to the morality of the people. ausl us iiitroductive of a system of int.igne and low de baucher! among the inferior reeks of f0ci...7. To destroy Willeyv ef f ectually. would he to remove the right of representation from piivileged towns noel boroughs, and to vest it in the freeholders of eosin tier. However that plan may meet opposition from those who possess either interest or property in represented towns, it is certainly the only mem cure which can tend to give greater issilepern. deuce and respectability to the Ilnuse of Com moils. A few town*, indeed. riviett !rutin the privilege. Osat they may not all be .horn of their dignity ; but in such the imputation sl Id he great, and the right of voting should he extended to every resident householder of • certain description.— Though rank and property should remiss their in fluence, yet the qoalifications should be more me-- iterate than the law et present defines; and Wear* and virtue should be cherished and ',tweeted by the approbation of the public voice, if gh they originate not within the precinct, of a pular • or th e walls of a cattle. Whoever enihri•issis fur ratim versa! suffrage and for animal Parliaments may as sert. to grant the rght of election to every mole above the age of leerily-one, would he to iterodiu e ili.order and tumult. Property has at all times a n d in all countries been regarded as the ha-i. of "peel order. and us the curner-stone which supports the stability of goverontent and preserves the peace of the community. Remove that respect and :hat influence which should belong to property, and im mediately the fabric of society is shaken. and the vile, the worthless, the artful, and the vicious. sail! acquire a preponderance, which will endanger the happiness of all. In the possessor of property. we should respect the industry and the labour whicii overcame difficulties in the acquisition of fortune; we should venerate the virtue of that forbearance which denied itself, that it might not only amply pre side fur a distant, an unborn heir, but administer to the wants of a fellow-creature, and by the hands of charity distribute the bread of comfort among thoesends. The qiialifications, therefore, must not be elessigib, or age. or intuition; but the porister am of property, either in houses or in land., ao interest in the general welfare, which may *rare in an hellcat breast, above the intrigues of party. Our ancestor", to whose honest 'feel- Dogs and commendable jealousies iu public affairs .we often appeal. limited the right to those who Add a freehold of forty shillings a-year, and this at • time when the value of money. was at least .thirty limes greater than it is now. That son., eggs now, ought to be considered as sufficiently low, as it is within the easy remelt of those who wino to feel a lively interest in the welfare of the cow-- try. The duration of Parliament should be trien nial ; a longer period gives she Member, a degree of nidepentlence„ and an indifference to the affair, of their constituents, which in the majority of man kind tends to dangerous consequences ; and • shorter period would create c.lsal and the spirit ,of intrigue; so that Unites :I of &mini,: tlwto.ele,.. SO the interests of the State, they might be more secretely engaged in attempts to secure their ...ay., -mid insure theinselveti popular faros, against a •fts- Aare election. By vesting the representation in the free ,holders of counties. and giving them the power tai sleeting two or more Members, according to their population, it cannot be bat the moat worthy would be in general selected. and that private virtues and rising talents would find an* honourable protection with electors, sod supersede the este mod the pre- Ripley which now too often place ansont the Corn- MOUS Mat of dissolute chant*" oisinfsmnosal lives. Whatever wry be the opinion of Oiling sinters sod of demagogues, the show voles mast in the rivet he eamidered es heitinekilieleed *0 Ore 44- bility to the State, weight and edisserteepce to the House of Commons; "security and satisfaction to