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(baguette% the moat mpunity abhorrent mat public "e Ind un. ri Taylor ; t than that den t Car o of every Na 7 430 . , • • ESTERN DISPENSARY, CIIARLEII-11TREET, NVEITMINIITER. . 11.0 Royal Ilichness P►hlee LEOPOLD, K.O. Patten. A tlt'.lltTEltl.Y IiENEILAL IIIEETING of the CO VE IINOK:i of thin Charity will he held at the Dispen►ary, on NEXT, at Eight o'clock in the Evening precisely-. WM. LINDEMAN, Secretary. Cory.- Crown-stmt, Westminster, Oct. 2, 1826. VICINITY OF ST. JAMES'S-STRS. MOW SOLD, the LEASE of a very come TIJEMAN'S It ESIDE NCE, containing • drawing rooms, a well-proportioned eating parlour room, dressirre-rnom; lire bed rooms, water closets, and convenient offices. - - The Premises are in pilled repair, and ekg tnt finished. For terms 2rd tickets to view apply to Mr. Saville-row. Letter' to be post paM. pay oF LONDON GENERA t'ILT V.—At it .51ECTINO of the S' z‘l clic Cur huntlnn Tavern on -1110NDA for the PUT P M' '1 electing 50 .lien a' a 23 I LAURIE, V.P. Ti tkr &dared the cuccestful CI AIEN. ,L PENSION SO. ~I'BSCItIHERRS, held Vl', October 2, Women u Pen:dr:nem, teuurer, in the Chair, audidates:— THE LAST WEEK BUT ON SIX OF 30,410111. I WEDNESDAY. lath THIS 1110: anti J. SIVEWRIGIIT, Contractors all honcho:4 beg to remind the Public, that limit) , that will ever be ofrered to gain an Inderm rt few Pounds is now before them. ily to the se,d, . The mperattly, I upon t h e however, n we pnaciple, lees as ec he °Hendee NM 1 Ilasris, J. • 13129' I 1.40 ti i Purdue, J. - Cm 1:. , u Staples, J. -. 7456 lull 4 Plultatooe, J. 71N12 11 , str4 Oltiall...J. • - 7012 'salt; esetit, IS. . . nil* pigs Jones, Et. - 7t1C471 lii. to ,3100dy,. W.. 7163 san,ll:, ,18.. - 1:83;i Browne, T. - 743-1 ii ai fic,, T. - Emil Black 6.... 730 ~,,w, „ ~.g, - PISII Noble. T. - VW '^i:otupaon, J. 84 7 4 l ux. 4. . 71100 tiectlersts, J. 834 I rusetaset. , 7 .. 1.1 104 I Want, T. 438 Instil, . - ft9P .11:nre, O. - 113-18 liatfull. J. - 6101; *rnoalsoo, J. 1316 Allienartl, J. ray,' ..:,hall, J. :1117 Ilulmcos, f.. GBl.l IVMIEN. Age, wrr. Lawrence, J. T. 61107 Harding. R. Kiri Coggin. J. - 14;0;2 low, J. - 6.373 Adam►. J. - Hay, W. . E1:41:n, J. - 6248 litdday, .0. - f 1214 It. CiiO3 Analrrasa. J. 4$U3 Bolton, R. - row Bolden. T. - MTh Ede'a+da. R. 14 1 701 Jackoon. J. - 5%8 Eq.ox. R. - (Ul7 D.u.do, R. - 5888 The &him, contains a greater number of (I: magnitude than *as ever known before. being SIX PRIZES OF d:10.61101 No Plonks I Every Wkket a Prise! forming tl gregare of 389 000 ! A yin One Day! ‘VEDNi Next Mouth Member). siren All Lotteries End I Tirkets and Shure, are selling by .1. and .1. Si Contracture, 37,C0r01d11: 11, Dolbrrn . • and : 1 (;,, I Shared and Soli No. 1:I.,4 1 / 1 1, a Prize 0f30,000/.! of 21,035 ! and iri the very last Lottery. • No. 1,783 . cheze of 3,925 - - •lath " , Iwaril.s, ilrvitt, inch of the a taught to iarinur, ID meg at de. will be on All at once I,—he will eling, pan diahenest tsrl ncfita, Pug With Verret', 14,,adan. J. - PROM LAST Niclirs GAZE' MILITARY PROMOTION; War-Office, 0;1.2, Ifni. ad Reg iment of Dragoon Guards--Sergeant- Mat be Adjutant, with the rank of Cornet, vice Doh the 111 Foot. 13th Regiment of Light Dragnona—Fred. Thorold. Cornet, by purchase, vice Christie, promoted • Surgeon T. D. Stephenson. M.L. to be Assist J. Gibson, placed upon half-pay. 17th ditto—b. Ames, Gent. to be Comet, bi %Each, promoted. let or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guartht—Lit from the half.pay. to be Captain and Lieuteriai N. Stables, who exchanges ; Lieut. F. P. D. I.lrAtcr, A. . 8423 llllwm, E. - 7721 51•11c.rdie.t. li3U• Brown, S. -71 in Iteroun, it. . 83.10 Howard, S. - inigS IL'ltartiur. L. 112f3 I Buck, 31. - 7862 ..A3l Po .cr, J. - 8014 I William*, S. 7483 9965 liankntr. E. 731;4 Kirkland, M. 73711 9105 Downing, S. 7849 3 I arclian t, , ,P. 7301 9010 (.; ibbs, S. - 7;21 EitOl's E. .. 7279 Ma' S. ro7n6 (.. . 19224 ;ion. S. )1v.!3.1 ~ kin., IL ite;7' _ Rained ar, of, mid ant e injwy he In his afro • ca!innt be is natta.e— MIS tout- Crown of hie dello- M. 71. . , I the thanks of this 31astiag be given to the Gentlemen lg the 113ard of Directors of this Society, for their very great ins in promoting its interests, for the excellent arrangements condueting the Ballot, and the indefatigable seal and ity with whi,ch dry investigate and visit the various epplica r bouti:y. ' • see the ne. weer of this ) operation, oe continue liter to that at men are to our chit of *inure. J. K. Lieutenant and Captain - , by 'purchase, vice Juin and C. Hulse, Gent. to be Ensign and Lieuteni vice Radcliffe. Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—R. Vrtn.i Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice 51t retires. Ist Regiment of Foot—E. T. Palmer, Gent. to be chase. vice Neville. promoted. 3d Ditto—Lieutenant S. Bruce, from half-pav Lieutenant, vice Walsh, appointed to the 50th sth ditto—Capt. G. Allan, from the half-pay, tt Agnew ( hampain, who exchanges, receiving tl 17th ditto—Li.sut. J. A. Edwards to be Captain, b Pratt, promoted • Ensign J. Barley to be Lieu cli , ise ' vice Edwards; and C. Steele, Gent. to purchase, vice barley. 21st ditto—R. G. %Villiams, Gent. to be Second '!.i• the war.r est thank. of this Meeting be presentod to Alder. Sir Peter Laurie. ►'.P. the Treasurer. for his kindness in this day. and for his unabated zeal in promoting the r:ts of toe Society. DANIEL RICHARDSON, Secretary. I ronmorger lane. Oct. 2. I 42t;. LNION FIRI AN) LIFE INSURANCE COM- P.INY._ ig Wks aciie , gsgesocats r ado oft tbto w BRITICE-STREET, BLACKTIII.IIP, Empowered by .let of Parliament. !'spiral —(fie Million. Th.. Przminms of F.re Inset-acres effected with this Company. tae , h-er orilmtry Gasses. have, with certain exceptions, been Uitt. 1 4, fniirWS purchase, trice Armstrong, promoted. rith ditto— Brevet Lieut.-Colonel H. T. Shaw, ft to be Major, vice Sutherland, promoted. 36th ditto—Capt. G. Knox, from the half-pay, to J. Vali:apt, who exchanges. receiving the differe , 41st ditto—Ensign R. ShaftoOrde, from the nth F tenant, by purchase, vice Hay, appointed lo tht 50th ditto —Lieutenant W. Walsh, from the 3d F Class - to IL Rd. per Cent. I:, the slvond Class . to 2s. M. per Cent. In third I ISS . to Gd. per Ctn.. the renlwals of which become due at lilithaelmas, c• 1 .ss rrnewed within fifteen days from that period, lt:e. Contr. - A. : , .-.tinues to under,aka Insurances on Lives, on iheral Tern , . No Charge is made on Life Insurances, in the sr..; of Adn I,ion Fine. or Entrance !limey ; and a large Com mission is allowed to Solicitors, and others, by whom such In ..a.taces are effected. WARNER PIIIPPS, Satetary. n miles s ut three mi. miles lire, under d three rehkle., enters of the eigna. The rLe hacking (king earl' er, and due could', when the t welt) ET the Wave onsequently ut 100 move '. tenant, vice 11. Williams, who mires - upon 11,, rah ditto—Captain 11. R. Ferguson, from halt. Dragoorsa, to be Captain, repaying the difference Fund, vice Eliot. promoted. Oh ditto—Major Sir G. Cuyler, Bart. to be L by purchase, vice 111uttlebury, who retires; 1111 the half-pay, to be Major, vice Cuyler. 72d ditto—Lteut.-Col. C. G. J. Arbuthnot, from be Lieutenant-Colonel, paying the difrerence Fund vice Felix Calvert, who exchanges Et to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Clartlthore, C. Thumb', Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, Chth ditto—Eneign E. S. Miles to be Li.mtenant, Darya, who retires; 31. Pole, Gent, to be chase, vice 31iles. I'N.iTTACHED. Captains J. Pratt, from the 17th Foot ; anti 0. the Ist nr Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards_, lolantry by purchase. Lies% A. Davis; from the Ist Dragoon Gusrds from the 3d Dragoon Goat& ; and J. M. Gard 72d Foot—to Captains of Infantry. by purchase Cornets G.J. Christie, Croat the Cith Light DI -.. . . LUROPFAN LIFE INSURANCE and ANNUITY OFFICE, No. 10, Chatham-place, illackftiara, London. This rm.:pony is formed on principles combining every degree .4* tecutity with advantages superior to any previously offered Yr th• public. It consents of a number of Proprietors, who are re aunt.: to :twat.'. on their own lives, or on those of approved noon :4ft snow proportionate to their respective shares, on every transfer which a iww 11,111Tilbee is required to be effected. This rystem„ by the perpetual renny.ttion of policies, secures the stability and prolonity of the ('ompany, and is productive of great be. can to the assured, who participate in the petite arising from the n.gulatinn, withoet trehig responsible for the engagements of the Cutistay. which are secured ler a large subscribed capital. • liseursyeer Mk when the European Company MO formed, the bdvaturs caused rates rf insurance to be calculated From the w ed. usanated Efe tahles of all Europe, which produced results loner thin the raids in any Compativ then established, and which will he still found lower than any of the tablas of Companies move recently mniv..tl. which admit the atoored to $ participation in the profits; :ail t h is difference is so comisierabie, as to be in the nature of an annual bonus to the moored. Tate antra of the Company are managed by a Board of Twelve I) rectors. which sits every ‘Vednesday throughout the year, at the l'onsany's Ofice, No. le. Chatham-place, abackfriars. Prospectuses may be had at the ofEtt, or of any of the Pro. ptisors. lATCII. given to the r meritorious hninster and :ends of tsar a, drawn by 'aitteh:lll, for rf snveteign anil La a:- latch to raki, I.ter Bridge. , round 31r : decided In I,ats to start List heat to I the login& 'reign each. Burger, from the 16111 Light Dragoons—to Infantry, by purchase. BREVET. Captain W. Ferns, of the 96th foot, to he Major Diggers, Esq. late Lieutenant-Colonel i❑ the goons, to bare the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel vent of Europe only. C. Irvine. El. late Major of the 6th Dragoon . M. Graham, E•q. late Alajor of the 68th Foot—to of 3lajor upon the Continent of Europe only. AIE3IOIAIIDA. The undermentioned Officer, bare been allot their half-lay : Major H. B. Lane. Royal Artillery. Paymaster J. Home, 93.1 Foot. Captains J. Nieholsos. Retired List 6th Royal Vi and A. Barton. 39th Foot. Lieuts. E. G. iVinholt, lath Foot, and C. Minter. UNATTACHED. The undermentioned Officers, having Brevet .... their regimental commissions, have accepted promotion pay, according to the General Order of the 25th Brevets Lieut.-Col. W. O. 3loore, from the Foot Guards; and E. P. Buckley, from the Foot Guards—to be Lieutenant-Colonels of Int ARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, - - Nu. 11, LO3IIIOID.IITILEET, AT TIIE LXTNANCE OF TEE PO.T•OFFICE, LONDON. DIIIECTONS. OEOROE LYALb. F:sq. Chairman. NICHOLAS CURRY. Eiiq. Deputy-Chairman. W. C. Brandram, Esq. Robert Mitford, Coplantl, Esq. Richard 3lce Relies, Erg. D. Onwason. Esq. John O. llarenshaw, Esq. Sir T. Harris Forquhsr, Hart. Robert Rickards, Esq. John R Inas, Esq. Alderman John Shore, Esq. Wm. Saidimarl. Esq. M.P. Edward .kewart, Esq. (imp Jennz, Esq. Andrew henry Thomson, Esq. John I; T h. E.g. John Thornton. Esq. S. 3larj )rihankg, EN. p. John Tolloch, E•q. John Martin, Em. 31. P. James Tuiloch, Esq. Rowland Mitchell. Esq. Arntioas.—Lewis A. W..Robarts, E.q. M.P. ; park Blue. hie. Verdw, the heat r..nletattle deal in the (sl ack 34, and Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant Hertford. W. R. Phillimore, jun. Esq. to be Deputy Linn tri. Adam, Esq. to be nitto. E. S. P. Calvert, Esq. to be ditto. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVI irp at the Bankrupt Qlliee, Under Art 6, Gm. %WILLIAM HILL STAMP and WILLIAM N! Way.witarl,Milbank-street,Westminbter, timber. Id Oct.) last week, orcign Ost.. i't beam. Sm ut advance of was difficult Isianding the T. this article if last week. na, but Grey •eed dull sale lieu dearer. BANKRI'PTCV SUPERSEDI Tnouss BOURNE, Wyke-Regis. Dorsetshire, BANKRUPTS. JOHN WALLACE, Liverpool and Belfast, merchant, der Oct. 30, 31, and Nov. 14, at I, at the George Inn, Dal Liverpool. Solicitors, 31essrs. Gregory, and F Bedford-row, London ; and Mr. Thomas George Massey. lane, Liverpool. Bonen POMEROY, jun. Brishani, Devonshire, • 13, 27, and Nov. N, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Cou 3I tsars. Waterman and Egan, Essex-street, Strand, 11r. J. B. Smith, Dartmouth, Devonshire. JAMES JACKSON, Macclesfield, silk-throwster. 23, at 9, and Nov. 14, at 3, at the 31acele.field Al clestield. Solicitors, Messrs. Bell and Broddrick yard, London; and Messrs. Orimselitch and Hopes, Jost ril TAYLOR, Agtcroft, Lancashire, colic/ 114, lii, and Nov. 11, at 11. at the Star Inn, Mane tors, Messrs. Ellis, Sons, WAlansley, and Gorton. London; and Messrs. Higson and Ilagshaw, chester. st BROSE CHILD, jun. IFalcot, Somersetshire. 12, at 11, 14, at 1, and Nov. 14, at 11, at the A gate-sweet, Bath. Solicitors, Mr. Samuel Fisher, don ; and Mr. Robert Hawkins 'lettings, Bath. JOSEPH IVittutEtt, Cardiff; Glainorganshire„ 20, 21, and Nov. 14, at 11, at the Angel Inn, Cardiff: Messrs. Holme, Frampton, and Loftus, New " Messrs. Williams and Dalton, Cardiff: Wittman Slats, Portsea, Hampshire, grocer, ' Nov. 14, at 12 at the India Arms Inn, Gosport, shire. Sllicitors, Messrs. llohne, Frampton, Inn, London; and Mr. Cruikstiank, Gosport. JAMES NUT TALL, Wit ksworth, Derbyshire,. 19. at 11, at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby, and at the Bell Inn, Derby. Solicitors, Mr. William chequer Offices, London; and Messrs. Sweetenharn W it kswortls, Derbyshire. JAMES HAAR is, Plymouth, joiner, Oct. 9, 11, at Elliott's lto7al Hotel, Devonport. Solicitors, 'lreful& Smith, ‘Varnfurd-court, Throgintoton-street, and Mr. Smith, Devonport. ning is large., n thin state of stone; while I others, more 4s. f d. cent:- or the heavier ash' on band, to beat lamb in end, game nusual abun- Ily on the call id. per stone, n a tall of 4d. 0.1 to 4 $t to ;is 44 Price. Gtl to 381 04 Od tt. 3% 04 e.] sAsistmo.r a. fralro...• • • Id affairs.. 1- .......... , G li ce. first iol,ttia;ls r: Whit. ......... 10 •• • • • • • •• 1 .......... 1 1........ II special I I I DGE • sitar 4 GTON.SQ, 1 01 plsn. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 25. W. Dickenson, T. and M. Goodall. son, jun. Birmingham, bankets, at 12, at the mingham—Oct. 24. M. Graham, Enion-street, 1 glass-dealer, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court—Nov. son, Warwick-row, Blacktriars-road, oil and colour the Bankrupts' Court—Oct. 27. C. Smith, Cranbott tester-square, ailk-mercer, at 11, at the Bankrupts' J. B. and J. Inglis, Mark-lane, merchants, at 10, rupts Court—Oct. 24. W. Randall, High Holborn. at the Bankrupts' Court—Oct. 27. E. Hickman, hill-broker, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—Oct.' Manchester. cotton-merchant, at 2, at the office . solicitor Manchester—Oct. 26. J. T. T. Thompso n, coach-joiner, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court—Oct. 26. and W. F. Campboll, Hatton-garden, jewellers, at 10, rupta' Court-00. 26. C. 0. Chapman, Torquay, linen.draprr, at 12, at the Globe Inn, Newton Abbott, .:. • e e 0. ." ' l ' . t .. . . ' • . o • . / n e ..._ /- - -e ,„ /'. ''. /"... ... . (..) Ce..---L-e--i-t_ __, -1,-- //7/ ye • -----...° i...75„ , -,,,. /. ~....i • • '. '. ' . s .... i . ~.,,,4 . .. ....• „, ..„, •-v.-N....., ~..,..,..4 . • e"' - ' .11-6 i e-e d___. 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Stilton, from Dram ; Anne Catherine, Lanbengel, from 1 TIIE ASHANTEES. complete OEN- at I , at the Mulch Bowl, Nottingham-Nov. I. J. Mutton, New- I Tonningen ; Nictitation. Allen, Mom Arehtingel ; Johann, Leming, m two handsomet: ' --e-wirsoee,_ . castle-upon-Tyue, shoemaker, et 11, at the George Inn, Newteeth- Emden;Emden;ophie, Wetland, from 'Hamburg:l; Johan Henrieh Extract of a letter from Cape Coast Castle, dated July our ane morning- e I S ; upon.Tyne-Oct. 26. W. King, Upper Pate-place, Dorset-equate, Wilhelm Stechins, from 'lettingen ; William. Wardill, from ! 8, ig2 o ;__ I '' 1 lets, nod entrance, Regent's Park, carpenter. at 10, at the Bankrupt s ' Court. Belize ; Wilhelm, Jackson, from St. Vincenust'Unlon Packet, , ' The Athantees are preparing to advance toward% the sea roast, CERTIFICATES-Ocoonen 24. Lloyd, from Oloebee and Montreal; Volante, Ham., from Tobago ; and appear determined to promeette the war with vigour. They ; ntly ft tted up aid J. W. Swift,* Liverpool. bookseller-W. Berrosford, Eaton- , .Wollinglon• Allen, from Jamalco ; Vigilant, Stnallbrid_ge, front Novi.. Lancaster, roller-maker-W. Pickering, Worcerter, attacked the Queen of Ackim. defeated. her army. and have taken i ron . 1 Oporto and Aveiro; Mary, M'Clure. from Jamaica; AD .. Squibb and Son, fountler-E. Atkinson, Alotiseth, Nortbumberland. Rio possession of her dominion's, where they arc nov encamped, with a 1 t. tanner- C, Stopper, from Sr. Vineents; lima, lVilii - --•-atnidn, from ''''° de force, it fs said, of 20,000 armed men, whit 10.000 attendants. aid : Ainsworth, It. Holden, J. lettlew, A. Crawsitior, and T. bona. I Janeiro; John Dunn, APlleath, from Sydney, New South Wales . dale, IViswall, lancaster, calleo-printeal-W. E. Relined, Red.determined upon attacking Acerb, of which place they arc within and Van Diemen's Land ; Nancy. Stott, from Jamaica; Apollo, '36 hours' march , The Queen of Ackien anti her forces have fallen NE. ditch, IVorcester, cliemiet-11. Thomas, late of 31ancheeter, silk.. Blyth, from Berbiee ; /em.'', ni'mtmmiand. from Demerara; ,back into the Acquapim country , a short distance in the rear of mercer-S. Ilea Gre a t Russell-street. 3lielineecx, upholder-W. Petrel , An'ilm"- from Honduras ; Wallace; Wallace , from JS- ' Accra, where our allies are forming a junction. Martial law was )NTII. Wot, i Trowbridge Wilts, clothier-.T, Elliott, Nottingham, ca. males s Lady Dunmore, ]]'Clore, . front ditto ; Rapid, Jennings, proclaimed here the day before yesterday, and Lieut .- Colonel PR:- o . ; for this Last of I bintt-maker-R. iecteston, Bristol, winemierem e nt_T, B r i g gs, from Boulogne: Adams. Rogers, from Com:Coast Cando; Oporto, , • hat the only allot - ; Blooinsmove, Radford, Nottinghamoslace-neanufacturer- J. la- Covey. from Oporto; Alountaincer. Herbert, from New South don, the Commanding Oflicer, and other bifida!' of the Royal African Corps, with tbet•European troops and the native fates, are entlent Forma for • therm Liverpool, grocer-el. Lane, Strand, whelesale c h eese mon. Catherine ; Swan, front Jamaica ; Charles Grant, Hay, from can. , gone to A ccra , t h e f ormer to strengt h en t h a t g e et i eon , an d the latter qtr- J . Turneo•Finebury-circue, betide, - ton and St. Helena ; New Timis, Clark, fr in the Cape of Good • 1 to join their teepective divisions. ' . . •epitals of sterling I SCOTCH SEQU*STBA,TIONS. . Hope; Euchnris, bund, from Chiestiana ; Morally. Ore", frotn . 1 , 6 lam sorer to inform you that Mr. Housten. the /mewl who the chambers Honduras ; Thames, et/sinning, from eleimanillit ; Justitin, , tan_ I•. ea 1 DUNCAN MACFARLANE., Glasgow, inerehant, at William OO the mission under Capto'n Clapennton. died at Benin NMI/ i persen, from Drocback; Cuba , Clark, from St. Leda ;I • v th i c :.. :l l 7 . eq ,ll tia .. l l le B il th ag of . manufecturete.ot Fairweather's of Mews. Mann and Smith, Glasgow, October 18, at 12. I after his retern. He conducted hint to the 'Omer, or near it, and 1 , A . r jr b A t :3 1: o 4 1. 1 4 r 1 c E to l b ß er d 23 l ' b , m at 1 1 2 1' . Rugg, Curry, from Archangel; Jamaica, Morton, from Jamaica; there left him in good health and excellent spirits, and inieneled . Inn, Caroline Russell , from . Trinid a d ; Reno, lememe. from Jamaica e t r e coteng his . ,journey in to p or three days from tile 4th of Mamie, II - t 1 for lever ! 'ng then at Katitngo, io the Kyr) doeninkte." • 1, sIVEWRIGHT, Jonw Itonearsos, Glas g ow , ha founder. et the chamber; of ; 11 r. Alexander 31orrison, Illaigow, Clasher VI and November 11, PromimeGibbe. from Madrata Bnnthey. and Tellicherry ; Thames. Kimen, foam Ilamlittigh; Prince of Online, Wood, from ASCII. We. have received the :following ProJallation, which Hernerket ; who ; at 2. ,i 'gauge' ; Ntcolay end Ann, Angell, from. Drobsck t Orerneoe . ~ !No 3.813, a Prize JAMES Gonnoe and So 9, GhogollioßOSCOlo. at the Ssielinge k square Coffee-house, Glasgow, October "rand November 11, rat 2. ' Tower(' Castle, .Jeffrey, from Madras and New South Walete; be ETD, , will were within ono day's mach of Accra; so dams Liming's, front Scaien f eVilliams, Illy•h, from Hassock ; 'will the irestile intentions of th e A o l ta „, er ,.. w i le , it . . I - viatoo D. and H. loceie. .Gliressrew.lininktrintere, at thmehameers • • - X21;800 of •31eyers. Mathie and Craig, Glasgow, October 30 and November half Mona:Throne Faith. from traltettle e med SU Efeloaa :, Rote r ibs& •we soap shofar) , expect to hear of .solar ienportant law, Ittgenatileit, from Jamaica. • Mutate from that quarter, as our forces were ordered to held , I : ._.esmemaseseteom im at I . ENTERED OUTITARDS.- Fortitude; Butcher, fa Barbadoes; , David Scott, Thoinhill. from Madras and Bengal. themselves in readiness to repel the aggressors:- Er/W. I Jon,: and JAMES Lowe., Greeneck, enaction 's, at the chem. m I CLEARED OETWARDS.-Nitmrell, Arcola for Bombay ; At. . PROCLAMATION hers of Mr. Alexander Mee:loon, Glasgow, October Ile at:'. IS. JAMES LOCKHART. Glasg./W, tal're , at the Eagle Inn,Amelia. Kehler for Stettin • Brieh•en Seboy for New By Lie.to.-Colonel Edward !Medea, of the Royal African Caine go w, October 13 and 27, at 1. (don. 1 T i orl!; Jams.s,' Spence, ' far IlambUrgh ; - Snpe ' rior, ireith, fur adm'etstelinft the floteentnent of his 31eleelY's settlements on the Western Coast a Africa, commeeding his 31geesty's Troops, •• , e • • /,. Moe IV. Martin to JOHN GALBRAITH, sen., Glasgow, draper, at Me Prince of I Ri g s ' lolton, promoted in I Wales Tavern, Glasgow, October 2 and 20. at 1. . - ste &e. Wherinc certain information having been received, from many- Jotter FOREMAN, Coldstream, merchant, at Young's Inn, MARKETS. -. neighbooing ('lieu in allienre with Great Bonin, that the King orold, Gent. to be I Coldstream, October 4 and 20, et I. em of Aehantee has organized a strung force to act hostilely impinge the I ; -Matt:Assistant- J AMES Pmts. Glasgow , graimoterchant, at the Black Bull, (Flom the London Ne - 7 , 1 1. 4; Current, Oct . . II British territories and those of our allies ; and is now within three scant-Surgeon, vice Gl o re ow , O c t o b er 16. et 2. . SI7GAIC-The Sugar Market last week was uncommonly heavy - days march of Accra ' and supposed to meditate an atomic upon WILLIAM epee roo a o, Gh ogow , eotton.yarn.agent, at the th e daily miles not exceeding 3110 hh.dit. Muscomniee, and generally that place, and subeeemently the rest of the forts and settlements by purchase, vice chambers of Mr. William Mackeelline, Glasgow, October 3 0 and at a further reduction in th e prices; the decline front the late bigheet on the Gold Coast ; and, les positive confirmseent of the above, l November 13, at 2. point is about 2s. per cwt.; the good Susan which sold at lids, now the King, in pereoo, having its different skirmishes absolutely en- eent-Col. E. Clive, Deem Durres CARGILL, Arbroath, bleacher, at Fairwea- tolling at filit.; the brown formerly at 578.1101 arming about 555. gaged our oily, the Queen of Ackim, and, from a preponderating errant-Colonel. Vice ther's Inn, Arbroath, October 18, at I. The market 'opened heavily this morning, though, by a reference force, compellett her to retire from her own country to a viLege iet I. 'Udell& to be JOHN DINNING, Glasgow, builder, at the chambers of Mr. to the lists, it will be f o und the comparative stock in the warelmuse the Acquapim country, called illampong, within one day's march instone, promoted : Alexander Di c k, Gl asgow , Oct o b er 19, a t I. i s d ecreas i ng. Th e deliveries front the warehouse/1 last week are of Accra : pant, by purchase, ALEXANDER CRAWFORD, jun.. North Berwick, corn-mere considerably less than in 1325. At the close or the market this day Now therefore know ye, that, by virtue of an appointment to . I chant, at the Blue Bell, Haddington; October 20, at 12. the sales of 31ustrovatles were estimated at only 259 birds. In the administer the Government of the Forts and Settlements on the Ishtar, Gent. to be PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Refined Market there was great heaviness last week, and though Gold Coast, and in pursuance of the authority vested in me by the I be Ensi, ur. ,lannin gham' who A. King and C. A. Keen Lower Arcade, Bristol, milliners- the' stock it considerable, vet lower prices were accepted, and the same. to levy, arm, muster, command , and employ all pe r so n s T. Blake and W. Blake, Lower Tooling. Surrey, Orewers-.T. reduction of tlie currency slid not facilitate salve to any extent. The whatsoever residing within the said Settletneete and Territories gn by p Small, sen. and T. Small, jun. and It. {Briars, Birmingham, M.. Relined Market is exceettingly heavy to-day. and Is. per cwt. depending thereon, and, as occasion should demand, to marelt 'them tea ners--el. His; end R. 11'hitwell, I lenrietta-street Brunswick. lower ; Lumps and elelassee nave been stria at our lowest manta- from one piece to another, or to embark them for the resider" and ' 63° Foots to be . square, n Aliddleeex, schoolinuntressee-W. Paella' and . P. Chita , tions. Foreign sugars were nominal' last week, on account of the withstanding of' all enemies, and if there should be oece.:”.tit to I Foot. Church -street, Deptferil, comnion-1:.-E. n'olworthy and W. public sales advertised for this day. pursue and prosecute, in or out of . the limits of the said C.;: my, to be Captain, vice 31arti a Viee-street, ]]arson-garden, cabinetanakers--P. Colston, HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.-The Tallow market has and to it mite Martial Law in time of invasion, war, or mime the difference. vice Brixham, Devonshire, and W. Hayes, Tine ont,' Devonshire, been rather heavy, the price yesterday 395. and few buyers, though times, when by law it may be executed, and to do and exece t e a l l by purchase , linen-drapers-C. Watkins and C. le Sainted', High Hoban , the accounts teem Se Petersbureh were so very favourable, 3,1100 and every other thing and things which to the Captain - General and 'eutenant' by pur- milliners-J. Ward and It. Ward, Nottingham, tailors.-111. casks sold at 102 rouble' ; the exchange had advanced to 9 15-16 d. Governor-in-Chief of the said Colony did or of right should beieeg; . to be Ensign, by .1 Knowles and W. Moore, Rochdale, Lancsalure, bread.bakens- Or IV. The deliveries of Tallow last week in London, 2.5211 I hereby order and command all his Majesty's subjects. and those N. Cocked, jun. T. 1,. Evill, and ....1. cnekell, Lothbury, cloth. cask*, about the Fame quentityas the corremonding week of last of his allies, to arm themselves in readiness to be placed at Me Ms- i'' nil Lieutenant, by manufacturers-E. Kirkman and J. Overington, Little Brook. year. The stock is now 30,000 casks less than in 11121 Tallow, penal and under the onlers of such Officers as may be duly tormented from the half- street, Hanoveresciusre, milliners-IV. flolroyd and .1. flotroyd, at a late hour, 311 s. 9d. to command them, and , if secession requires, to march and to cen- na e - Y" Marsden, Yorkshire, grocers-C. T. Babson anti J. Simpson, COTTON.-The Cotton Market. Web was steady on the first eentrate, for the purpeee of oppotairg the saidelehantee army o: any Stamford, Lincolnshire, grocers-C. Bayles, J. N. Hayies and G. alma week, became very animated on Friday on account of the fa- other enemies. r to he Captain, site Levi, so' utlisea, Southampton, soap-boilers-S. Mansfield ' and J. Tearable intelligence from Liverpool and Manchester. The chief Given at theGavernment Hall, f ape Coast Castle, Tenet.. . S. Hutchinson, Sheffield, Yorkshire. merchants-C. Hempling of the following sales have since taken place, and the advance was thisOth day of June, 1826, antte his Alejemy's. ' Foot . to he L i e u - and T. Rumble, 31andiester, architects-T. Bullock and J. fully Ad. on the previous prime. reign the 'seventh. 1 he 27th Foot. Foot, to be Lieu- Booby, Sutton, Chesshire, silkohrowsters-O. Clarence and E. B. COFFEE-The Coffee Market last week was dull and uninte- By command, Lovell, Birmingham agents-J. 31. Davey and P. Kruse, Old resting. The Jamaica and other British Plantation descriptions W. WILLIAMS. Acting Colalliallemeetary ' ll eP a l ft'ld Foot. Swan Wharf, Chelse a, coalonerelmnts. sold Gd. a Is. lower, particularly the colouryeniddling descriptions, God save the King. If-pay 20th Light .. ; : i which have lately rated high. St. Domingo was sfer. There were tee to the Haltepay --------- •- - --- -- 1 SIIIPPINC; INTALLIGENCE. • threep u bli c toles -this forenoon, consisting of 306 casks 68 bags Phoitation, and 151 bags Foreign; the whole went off heavily. Tale FRENCH FLAG IN THE MEDITERR.4NDAN.. • I Lieutenant-Colonel — o l l l lll e-- 'ajar J. Peel, froat LIVERPOOL, Aloitom,•, OCT. 2. The Jamaica descripticns at a further decline of 2s. per cent.; fine -- s ome.-- • . I Arrived the Thomas Willis, from Archangel ; Dublin, middling. valued at 92e. a 935. sold at 90s. ; good middling, valued The Paris Papers contain the following declaration, at 83 t.. a tOts. sold at Od e. a 81s. Cal.; . neatly fine or dinar y, valued at . n the half.pay, to front Quebec ; Crisis, —, from New Brunswick ; George and which has been tirade by the Captain of the Frencit siiip i 1 ' lle to the halt-pay Mary Brown, from Leghorn and Brombrough. Mk a 5,5. sold at ots. ; goon ordinary rank and mixed 51s. 6d. ,-, ' G ustavus , and which details an insult on the French Hag Ensign T. E. Lacy fee ' ' Thomas Wilson, —, from Trinidad, has arrived at the St. Domingo 152 bags teken In at 50e. Bd. end 495 . Bd. ; for the fine ordinary MM. was offered and refused . We make Jamaica that it will be di 1 cult to pass without notice:- f . .• • o, _promoted ; and Dublin.l . , ' , vice lacy. The Lewis, Barnes. for Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Railed Coffee 2s. lower. Foreign heevy, and a shade lower. About four in the evening we observed, at a considerable eis. by purchase, vice from hence the 99th ult., has put back with considerable damage OIL-The Oil Market is heavy and lower. Southern Oil lance, four vessels, which appeared to be traders,. It wes . teen a ' which lied advanced to 3er. sold at pu bli c sale at , 3sl ' . : the market ' calm, but a breeze springing up about eleven, we perceived at half • i: l to Ensign by pur. having been nut foul of.. ; ; 1 1 The 31edora, —, from New Brunswick for Liverpool, has ar. afterwards improved, but so fluctuating, that it has again given way cannon-shot distance. ender the wind, two vessels of three masts, rived at Cork. to. There is no Greenland Oa at market, eon any recent account and two schooners, which we supposed to be the saute amtbose we O. Johnstone, from The Atlantic, So tt, from Liverpool for Buenos Ayres, has been from .he fisheries; but tire owners of the .hips are offering the Oil had seen in the evening. s-to be 3lajars aca cured by the Braalian agnadrum and sent to Rio Janeiro. for arrival about 35L, ; Spermaceti fill. and Gil. ; Gallipoli giving One of the schooners hatted signals at her maul' .maut, but not • ' - Tire George, —, of 1,1 hitehavern front the Neat Indies for way IL to ai. ; Seed Oils are heavy at our quotations. knowing what they meant , we Mittinued our voyage ; till at length i errs; P. Chalmers, Belfast, is totally hot on the Copelaieds. ASHES.- By public sale last week. let Pearls 28s. CA.; second timing been hailed tram the schooner, we answered, although with. I ertlishore, from the The Maria Lavinia, Shipman, from Liverpool for Antwerp, put 261. ; Ist Pots 25.. fld. a gr.i. It is believed that nearly the whole out cempreltentling what they wanted, that we were a French ves- sel, cberged with despatches from the King, and reported cur an. a.e. into 31ilford Laky, and must discharge to repair. was taken in at the above prices. COCOA.-By public sale last week 0 30 bags Brazil C ocoa SOW: ewers both in Fond' and Italian.. 1 , 1 1 Dragoons; and I). be Lieutenants of Pen novo It o OCT. 1.-Arrived the Despatch, Crab, from Si- the Food quality 425. and 425. 6d. In spio of thee the fro gate, which had taken op a politien for die a p . uom id se o o f f u4s raonnoitring us, lined a cannon ball, which pass ..] just cily.-Wind is , . by N.W. SPICES . Spices continue heavy, and et rather lower prices; r 1 PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 2.-Arrived the Wieelbridge, Lamb (late the best Nutmegs were forced off lest week at 3s. 10d. ;Mr the W immediately shortened sail, that she might come up, when r in the Army ;R. Dean), from Sierra levee, July 25, is in want of seamen, part of same quality 4s. has since been realised. 1 I she fired a second ball, which passed between the two toasty. • le I Ito Light lira- the crew having died a t Sierra !,cone, an d s i x on her passage home. Barb i oes Ginger-Dy public sale last week a l•age parcel ells. An armed boat, manned with Turks, was then near us, when we tel upon the Conti. Spoke his Majesty's ship Lively, for London, S. lat. 17. 50. N. a Els.-At a late hour to-day a large parcel of leilf heavy Pepper I again repeated the explanations we had alread y given. • long. 11.10., and the Robert Quart, front Liverpool for the Isle of was sold at .15t1, i on Guards; and C. France, lat. 48. 40. N., long. 9. 20. W.-Wind S. • • When they arrived alonaaide us, they naked more questions, such .i. 1 . I 1ND1(10.-The demand for Indigo continues general ; a parcel as what port we had sailed front, whither we were bound . when we t-to have the rank GRAVESEND, OCT. 2.-Arrived the scorpion, Bison, from Stn- .of Oude bought early .11,1 week has been resold at • considerable had sailed, and what was our cargo. They said that they were i galore; the (at , Ford, from the South Seas ; the Bencooleit, j advance, reported about 3a. per lb. from Algiers, that they had orders to search all vessels, and tetra Regime, the Sir J. Banks, King, and the Pacific, Collins, from TOBACCO-The !united demand for Tobacco for export and aalyrst,liaenediroreedkesreatitetyistirioigghot nn bo h ar t a ltey also demanded to see our .' e ' i lowed to dispose of Jamaica ; the George, Brooks, from Tobago ; the Competitor, by the trade, has been completely suspended by the deciaratien of P l Jackson, from Virginia ; the Faith, Corned', and the Jupiter, . a large parcel above 11011 Mids., about one half of the stock of a ur papers were accordingly given to our second in command, , i Binnie, from ditto ; the Richmon I, Gilderdale, from Altona ; the I Caroline, Preston, from Cephalonia ; and the Archimedee, Bolen, holder, which is now forced into the market by commercial cm. who embarked in the Algerine boat , and was carried ott board a Veteran Battalion, from Antwerp. Sailed the Burleigh , Chancellor, fur St. Peters- 1 I barrassments; it is to be peremptorily sold on the 25th instant in three-masted corvette, which hoisted the flog of their Commodore. burgh ; and the Good Intent, Fox, for Hamburgli Holland. Shortly after. their second in command returned in the boat, and . came on board us, accompanied by two men who spoke Italian. ' er, 21st Foot. YARMOUTH, OCT. 2.-The Alexander, Anderson, in going RU3I, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.-The Rum market has i lie requested, through an interpreter, to search the vessel, to see it ' --,. . out of the Gat this morning, grounded near the Buoy of St. rather imprivea. Lemeards, 5 over, have been sold at 2s. fel., and , 1 there were any Greeks, and to assure himself of the nature of our • rank superior to Michael's Sand, but it is expected will be got off; after being the stock of Lees ards is in so few hands, that if any revival in the • . ' I caro • to intioni himself of the number of men oat board, and re- emotion upon half. lightened , trade was to take place, the prices would rise rapidly ; Jamaica 30 ne w -. • 1 April, 1826:- GREENOCK, SEPT. 29.-Anived hot night the Jamaica, Alex- over have sold at 3s. fel.; 33 and 34 over 3s. nil. and 3s. led. Brandy ha t hthee are lions that bad been ahead put, Etc. He informed us I !' had been front Algiers three months, and that they touch. .., e Ist or Grenadier ander, from Jamaica , On w e dn ee d a y l ast , a t le and. Kam a large is heavy, and rather lower; Geneva unvaried. The holden are le Ira or Grenadier brag on shore on tee western part of ]leery Island. with all he sanguine of higher prices, as the stock is 8,000 casks less than last e t d a Ba y rcelone, where they communicated with the French Mauna Officers on the station. nfentry. sa Is flying loose. year. 11'e hare heard of no sales to-day ; for 30 over Sr. led. has After visiting our cabin and bull he left its, and shortly after the Kim:ALDO. SEPT. 30.-The Asia, Parkins, from Itiga for been offered. 70 to 80 puns. Jamaica 21 over sold at 3s. same boat brought back our officer, and the officer who bad first r ,of the County of Portsmouth, put into Burnt Island, water - logged , a nd must dis - SALTPETRE.-By public sale this forenoon 403 begs Salt. spoken us. The latter came on bo ard, conversed fond:tarty wish charge to repave petre 21a. us all, said that they had sunk a Greek vessel near Marseilles ; that to etenant. BELFAST, OCT. 30.-A large ship was discovered on shore this RICE.-By public sale this forenoon 176 bags good Bengal he was sailing upon Leghorn, in search of the whips belonging to morning on the Mew, one of the Copeland Isles. Her malts are White Rice, Patna kind, Ills. a IBs. GM the Pope, and ended by demanding sane brandy, when lie retiree., cut away, the stumps only appearing at high water. It is feared that the crew have perished. A very heavy gale at night from S. — leaving us to pursue our voyage. 'ENCY, to S. by E. ST'RASBURG, SEPT . 20. ' Our second in command, who had been sent to the Commodore's ship, now infonned us, that the Commodore having repeated the e 4, cop. Ile sec. 6. GIBRALTAR, SEPT. 11.-A Smilinien vessel, from Oran, re- --ores.-- eletiOLSO X, Nor- ports having been boarded in that neighbourhood by the Republi. same questions, sent his second o ffi cer on board of us, in order that A trial for murder took place here the other day, of which the h e might be assured of the truth of our answers. In the mean time e: mmerchants. (Filed cans Colombian privateer. following are the particulars:- l ie exam i ne d our papers, said we had nothing to fear, thin he had A RC H A NGEL, SEPT. 8.-The Brixton, Peters, arrived here A gentleman. named Minim, aged et, whose wife died four toadied at Barcelona, that he was making war only oa the vessels 3ED. from Newcastle, has been aground on the Bar, and time Master has cars ago, remained tOr several months inconsolable for the loss he of Greece and Rome, and thee returned our papers to our officer. re, printer. thought it necessary to heave her down, although he does not ap. 1 had sustained. Tunic, however, produced its usual effect, and he The officer who had carried our second in command on board the • ' prehend she has sustained 'tentage. came to the resolution of minoring from the tomb of his wife, and Commodore's ship, and who brought him back, said that he Mss merchant, to surren- ELSINORE, SEPT. 23.-The Royalist, IVlteldon, from St. taking up his abode in a cheerful residence, a tow miles from this the c a ptain of the schooner which had tired upon us, that it was tic re Inn, Dale-strew, Petersburg,' for Bristol, grounded on the Lapland 20th inet., but place. He determined not to marry a second time; but finding who sunk the Greek vessel which had been mentioned, and west gory, and - that female society would render his situation less irksome, he se- into all the details of the action. .. age Olassey, Water- The Adelaine, Martin, from St. Petersburgh for Seim, grounded . lected, among a number of y . oun g . women who presented them- - 1 on the Strinebottoms, but got off; and returned to these roads.- shire, banker, Oct. The Six Sisters, Clark, from Ittratock for Lynn, has put into this selves as housekeepers , a beautiful girl, nineteen years old, named Charlotte Decree The conduct of the young lady was perfectly TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRITISH PRESS._ ' Court. Solicitors, harbour, leaky, and must discharge to repair. suttees, end and her manners so reserved that Ale. Brosius began to .. Sta,-An account . having appeared in your Paper on Saturday. rand, London ; anal H A MUU ROD, SEPT. 20.-The United, Hutchinson, from Liver_- all hopes of carrying Ins projects into effect. Having some pool for Riga, was stranded the 10th inst. at Itotniuns. Part of lose moon to suspect that she was fond of money, and that from motives me aoul Sept. last, respecting an arrangentem, between welsh' a id ter, Oct. 19, at 5, the crew drownete-The Amphion, Alilbeck, bound to Havre. Arms Hotel, Mac. put into Arundehl with damage, and must discharge.-The Ann, r eason to sh might be induced to listen to Iris proposals, the o ff er others, of an affair with the Leet Jury, I MUM beg the favour of d s he Chairman proposedo fmycon a t r o e d m i e p t i ro on in t i o sr, tlrt ir. st A at i em iey e:n co t. unsel of large suin was . ma e. Th is accepted, but still refusal . hick, Bow. Churc- Orderer], from Memel for Hull, put into Sanditiord, 12th instant, a nWilnhinenedt.. 1 : open, Macclesfield. with damage, and must discharge to repair. with him as his mistress , unless he made over the whole of his for the Lett, said that he would consent to et itbdraw a Juror, pro- calico-printer, Oct. QOEREC, AUG. 7.-The Miriam and Jane, Ilenley, from Properly to her. A will was drawn up, and his estate bequeathed nantly refined. vide] we would apologise and pay their expenses'. This we indite- ll Illanchester. Solid. Newfoundland, which fell over here 26th ult., has been condemned, to her. I ' 1 I ' eon, Chancery-le a nd will be sold. Not many d .ys elapsed ere Charlotte began to show her real t . i remote from that of mildness. l'ossessing Again we were asked if we would consent to a Juror being with. ' r , King-street, Man. Au a UST 12.-The Admiral Benbow Wilhelm, bound to —, 'the household,she treated the servants with such drawn, and give up our right of action in the Court of iKing'e •1 alisposition which was lull sway over treat n . has returned here, having been on sho r e on Anticosti, and made extreme harshness that most of them left the house. Sir. DrOSllls Bench ? This we also indignantly refused, as we considered out- ti I hire, carpenter, Oct. five feet water per hour. insisted upon keeping an ag ed female, who bed been in his service selves the injured party. The only Ming that could have the a p- rance of concession was, our admitting that we did not intend • ' ' e Angel Inn, West- --- ter, Cheapsite, Lou. The Julius Coma arrived at Liverpool on 15th ult., in lat. 46, fur many years; but C harlotte had resolved that she should Pea meetin with more resistance to her will than to insult the beet Jury ; and that I have no hesitation ill mew re. ~ I i a Tart : and, g l• long, 39, exchanged numbers with the Canada, Rogers, front Liver- !- she had expected, she carried h to suc h an exam, Pealing, for my opposition war to protect my property HMG GRtait er augur shire. builder, Oct. pool for New York. that rus hi ng upon she beat him with a thick stick upon his deredatlon, and not to insult, which the Court of King'e Bete 't Cardiff: Solicitors, The Mary, Budges, from Jamaica, is supposed to be arrived in Mr. B. 1 ' decide. head and body. This unfortunate and weak man was, in come. wi very soon Sir. Inn, London; and th e D owns . uence of the blows, confined to his bed for some time. The very I am, your obedient servant, The Thalia, Shand, bound to 'Halifax, was spoken, in lat. 44. O first day upon which he was able to leave his chamber a fresh Mile-End-road, Oct. 2, 1826. THOMAS LANGLEIi er, Oct. 23, 28, and long. 26, by the Beneoolen, arrived from Jamaica.• and Char- t() Ant . quarrel took place between this ill-matched coup le ; times port, Seuthanipton. Th e Swedish vessel , C atharine Jansen, from Guernsey lotte having mizot an iron curtain-rod. struck him several on e anti Loftus, New weep , has been seized at Flushing , in consequence of teethe , : , . . inDUBLIN POLICE. ~ . blood, an d the temple. Ile tell, weltering contrary to the navigation laws of Holland, which allow only goals --on.-- I ex plied. te , e 1 ire, saddler, Oct. 17, the produce of Sweden, to be imported into Holland by Swedish . . „ COLLEGE-STREET OITICZ.-SIMOULAN CASE. IDE N •retY• . The Jury found her " Guilty, but without premeditation ; . , and Nov. 14, at 11, vesse l s , , r Ahem Roberta, Ex- .....m•11.11111 1 and site was antenced to cadre years' impr isonment. She wept gistrates of this office. Counsellor Gebbett presided. • 1 during the whole of her trial, anti has evinced the greatest A enharn and Andrew, CUSTOM-HOUSE , Ovr. 2. sorro w for having committed the horrid crime of murdering her person of the name of G race, d - • a meat-looking Matt, came t.i i ! ' SHIPS ENTERED INWARD3.-New Prospect, Christie, from ne ac or. be i t forward and cOssged an individual of the name of Biud , liate au 1, 1 ' , 10. and Nov. 14, at el a d e i ta an d J a maica ; Achilles, Benson, from Jamaica ; Mar,- firing a pistol at hint on Thursday night, with an inter,' to rob hrue elicitors, Mr. Henry, tura, Dobson, from Archangel; Neptunus, Voss, from Rostock ; - ... - ---. ---- --. as he was walking down to lrishtown. He met Bradshaw near die ) I'' ton-etreet, Lention ; Jonge Janeke, Janssen, from Emden; Vriendehip, Stuff', from , 1 'One hi rI NT RIOTS IN C•ITHNE•II.—We: understand Gas-works, who entered into conversation with Mtn, and after t Groningen ;De Jonge Peons Vanderberg from Harlingen; Vreuw that the judicial investigation into the late riots at Wick, walking about fifty yards together, he presented a ptstol and do Lammigina. Smith, from Amsterdam ; irouw, Gesina, Donema, on die occasion of electing a Aletnber of Parliamente for mended his money. Grace tliett made an effort to wrest the pi,o,-,i ill, and W. Dicken. from Groningen ; Vrouw Frouke, JIMIASSCO, from IVeentler; Hoff- Caithitesshire, is concluded, and that the result is the corn- out of Bran shaw's -hands, in which he oweeteled, When a t,e;w4 e Royal Hotel, Bir- nung, Hoestmann, from Brake; Thisbe, Creed, from Jamaica ; . , tm tof several individuals charged with assaulting Shot was fired at Grace, whose face is , greatly marked with th . ii 1 , Bishepseate-street, larpool, Steel. horn Hantaic: WORM Alida, De Jonge, from ml----(11 ' . • powder. Grace persisted in his identification of Bratiellaw. . ' I Nov. 3. W. !lender- G roningen; Gute Barnum, Schmelzer, front Emden; Vrouw the freeholders of that county, and obstructing them in A Mr, Jackson, a very respectable inhabitant of Grafton-street. . .! colour man, at to, at Anna, ellen, from ditto; Veouw Jacobs, Voogd, from Gronieu the exercise of their right of elective franchise ; as also came forward and declared th at he accompanied Bradshaw se the inbourne-street, lei- gen; Vrouw Alida, Van Trimmer, hom ditto; Vice Gebroeders, with committing other acts of outrage and violence, di- Gss.works, on the way to lrishtuwn ; that he bad been cautioeed, e - i opts' Court-Oct. 27. Burden, from Leer; s opeculant, Adaman t from Rendsburg ; Fra- reeled both against persons and property.-Glusguw Herald. by a woman that he met, that four suspicious men were be. i . at 10, at the Bank- Maria Godbersen, from Kid; Acosta, Chadwick, from New 1 otk ; . toEdinburgh Farmers' Society have published a no- n fore them ; . that he (Jackson) was armed with a case of pletai•; t : I albumin grocer, at 10, Dune', Yabsley, from Gijon; Martinique , Begg, from Grenada ; .and he gave a dirk to Bradshaw ; that he I a's 1 ' ' kept i te case re ]'gals in ! that as the late Act of Parliament permits the a l ter- % A ; on, Lombard.strect, Helen, Cox, from Rehm; Jahns Cesar, Stafford, from Quebec; l ice,M possession , and discharged • that Iwalkers is whichwere never. at it Oct. 25. E. Langston, Hero, Hirst, from Ilamburgh; Catthorpe, Newton, from Copen. native of selling by weight those articles which are usually the entire way with him, and nothing of that kind could lease ice of Mr. Atkinson, hagen ; Blene Kunde, from Stettin; Mohawk, Brown, from Arch. sold by the heard measure, they should, after the Ist day occurred without his kuowledge. toenpson, bong-acre, angel ; Runewkk, Robertson, boot Dantzie; John Cullen , Dow. o f O cto ber, sell their potatoes by the cwt. of 112 imperiil Mr. Jackson is a respectable man, and 'madam lee likAy ti -Oct. 26. F. Runde, ring, from Rio de Janeiro; Ocean, Nield, from Liverpool; pounds; the late mode of heaping the bushel leading state that which was not !zoned. . . i . . 1 1. its, at 10; at Bank. Amphion, Wallis, from Grietsweld i Troll Freres, Rieke, from to extensive f rauds on the Mille at large , • 'orquay, Devonshire, Brussels ; Commerce, Da Vries, from ditto; Redligheten, An- 1 as well as on and Bradshaw committed for trial at the next Conieuiseion....Deleel / t Abbott, 1/evonehire dew), from Gothenburg; Northumbria, Wright, from Quebec ; the growrs of potatoes. corregooldenite ..., • a , 1!'.45. Y. Ward, Eq. M.P. - • The Premiestatitarged by this (.:ornpany on the Three ordinary .In%ses or Fite Insurance are (with certain cxception) as follow, lst Class Is. &1. pee tent. per annum, formerly 2s. 2•1 - 2s. 64. . 3s. 3d - 4s. /id. but no Policy is issued under a total Annual Premium of ss. The unpreced , nted success this Institution has experienced affinity satisfactory proof that the principles upon which it was bounded have met with general approbation, and Gives the best assurance that the proportion of Profit to be returned to the assured. at the septennial disition, will meet their full expectation. Notice is hereby glean, that Assurances which expire at Michael mas should be renewed within fifteen days thereafter, or they be rme void ; and that the Receipts foe such Renewals are now ready fror delivery at the Head Office, No. 11, Lombard-street also by the Company's Agent, Mr. Sams, No. 1, Pall-mall, corner of St. Junes's-street, and the Country Agents throughout the Kingdom. W 51. W ILLIAhIS, Secretary. UOYAL MAIL-COACH OFFICE., LAD-LANE.— ilii TRAVELLING to SHREWSBURY and 110LYHEAD. The ECLIPSE leaves the above Office every Morning, at a quarter before Eight, and the Angel Ina, Islington, at Eight tttluck. Passengers by this Coach may sleep at Birmingham and Shrewsbury, and proceed the following mornings, without ad dttior-al charge. The BALLOON leaves Lad-tane every Evening, at half past Sts, and the Angel, Islington, at a quarter before Seven. It ar rives at Birmiagliam the nest morning at Nine, and at Shrewsbury at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, where Passengers may sleep, and proceed the following 3lorning toe Holyhead, without addi tioaal charge. The ROYAL MAIL, the most direct conveyance to Holyhead, over the New Bridge at Bangor, leaves every Evening at half-past seven, and the Angel, Islington, at Eight o'Clock ; Sundays at haltpast WATERHOUSE, SON, and Co., Proprietors. Paeseagers and Payee's fur the above Coaches may be honked at Crowsll Otoseester Warehouse, corner of Park-lane, (lxford ralLaif she Gloucester Coffee-house, and York Hotel, Piccadilly. IMPORTAr DISCOVERY FOR CURINO TOOTHACH A\it PREBERVIN ( 3 THE TEETH. MR. CLARK. Inventor of the Cupping Apparatus for which a medal was awarded by the &Wet y of Arta, reapect fully acquaints the Nobility and Gentry, that he has discovered, and tot some time eueeeaafully practised, a new and safe method Coring Tosthach, and retuning decayed teeth to their former fittulness, without extraction, or even the slightest pain. - Mr. CI i AKK, having long made tt , e cure and preservation of the 'teeth the subject of laborices and at last successful research, so hots inquiry Into the principles oa which he acts ; the leading fea tures or which ura an imperceptild: process of destriying the exposed portizin of a nerve, rind a cement for filling decayed teeth, which hardens as ?won as applied. Reference can he given to eminent Medical (knifemen, and ' , then, who have experienced, or witnessed, the beneli:s of the new Natural and Artificial 'fifth, from one to a set applied, and :AI necessary operations connected with the teeth perfornied, in the 'nu'. approved manner.—L, King-street, Holborn. EAT. Whitt. 13:ses. track.