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Per Clete , - / J o/ kr, L ) (a.e.. > )34.-- --- 477,72 -- -..-,..) i ...... Per Ceiv... • t. ~ -, .:, ..P. •IP II • . :?o,_ . . • 1 . •. •. , t ~ '•!.. 6 "..eff -/IC, w 0 1 : 11 + • . .P'-' Al \ \, , i ,.., ~ i t i irt ‘%•-•A °l • c puit7.ly ß t ..........--, • _. , . . . • . NUMBER 5011. fiI!BV.LA.VE tom, Fl' EN [NG, EDN ESDAY. Der.3o , his m•if.ly's sefv.is will perform (1116 time) a slew Dramatic Romance, in three acts, celled 11AILMECIDE.: OR, THE FATAL OFFRPRING. • Price:yin! Characters by Mr H. Jabitstaa, !kir. H. tienil,le, Mr. Watkinsoio. Mr. Cowell, Mr. Ileuguegh, Mr. Smith, Mr. c..suney, and Mrs. Orger. In Art I. (inciilrittal to the Piece) is Pas Drvis, Iry Miss VsWiley aittl Miss J. Scull ; and a Pas Real, by Miss Trre. Afor wbirb. 11w Monica, Fatferfaisierst of LOCK AND KEY. Brismltutzern, Mr. Mn navel ; Captain V4lll, Mr. Petilry; Chcrtl), Mr. J. Smith; RAph, Mr. Cowell. Laura, Maria ( ulut , , faunv, Mrs. 0r,,,,,tr. .11 , /.11 will he added (fur 1154. 1111 lime). a new Comic l'soiliotoloir,cot:eii op limier 11w immediate directius and sopfriotroolenre of Mr. Br:01)141-y, railed HAULEQUIN AND THE DANDY CLUB; OR, ISIS. new Mo.ie , 11arhinery, Dre.aors, and Embellioolnents. The Ore, ture uul Music. composed by Mr. T. Cooke. The ‘larltitiery soil Transformations by Mr. Lethlitidge. Gentleman of the Old School (affirm:n.44 Miffleiptiii), Mr. :Simpson; First Dandy (afterwaids 1 os.1), Mr. Ellsworth; IS , I Dandy (afterwards Pantaloon;, Mr. Hartland; l'i.rrot ( ifterwards Dimly Clown), Mfr. fltaillntry ; Dandy Moine Masten. (with a Soar), Mr. Ywrnold ; Billinan, Mr. C4/1111•111•C (With • Solo on the Flageolet), Miss 'llee; Gen us of Rint ..... ime. Miss !Laura. The Pnitomiine 1....;nr1i01e with 11 Giant! Procession of tlitYrtent :cations to the Temple of Peace. Coxes, fss.; See I Price, Seeond Price, 2s. —Lowir Gallery. 2s ; Stroud Price, la.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Serood Price, 6.1. Boxer and Places to be takes) of Mr. Rot!well, at the flu 4,tighl of the Theatre. from Teii till Four; where may be UM.' Private Pox ui¢hily 'nu. new Pltll,ollllllllC of lefluin and the Dandy Club, or ISPI, will be prrfoi med every Evening till 'nether notice. To.miwrow will be prodared, a New Dramatic Kn. in three :sets, interspersed with Music (founded on traltrr Scutt, Esq.'s reit-1)111W Poem of M• ), to lie Called Flootten Field. Principal Characters by Mr. H. Keralde, Mr. Hamblin, Mr. Holland, Mr. Peaky, Mr. Powell, Mr. Benknue,h, Mr. H. Johnston, Mrs. W. West, Mr*. Owl . , Mrs. Robinson, &c. &c . Mr. RAC WII; .hortly make his reappearance at This Theatre. E. 4 TI:N-R0 Y. 4 I, rOV ENT-G.4 RD RN. T HI:, EVENING, WEDNESDAY. Deg. 30, will be actg.: Ilse Comedy of THE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Lord Ogklq, Mr. W. Farm; Sir John Melville, Mr. Abbott ; Sterling, Mr. Fawcrit ; Lovewell, Mr. C. Kern ble Canton, Mr. Farley ; Bros'', Mr. Jones; Serjeant Flower, Mr. Cl:tremolo,. Mrs. Heidelberg, pot ; Miss Sterling, Mrs C. Keinble ; Fanny, Miss Brun ton ; Brit), Mrs.:4terling. Tu which will be added (fur the 4th time), a New Gram] Pantomime, called HARLEQUIN lIUNCHAUSEN; on. THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE. illustrating tbisse real facts recorded by that celebrated traveller Baran Stonehenge*. With entire', new Scenery, Illaehtsiery, Dreesev, Ste. The Overt are end Mimic cuinpoes'd and selected by Mr. Ware. Tim Whole arranged and produced Ruder the direction of Me. Farley. iron Monehausen, Mr. Simmons; Harlequin. Mr Filar ; Sir flitiro Frustums (afterward. Pantaloon), Mr. Norman; Me Lord Humpy-Dandy (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaldi; Vulgar. Me. Comer. Signora Frageautia (atterwards Wain. bine), Mum F. Desmett. In the course of the Pantomime, a Pas de Troia, by the Mi.. Dalmatia. Dom... Ten at Silt o'Clock, the Performance In begin at Seven. 0111101, 7q. Second Price. 16. 6d —Pit, 3s. 6d. &small Price, Z. —Lower Gallery, 2s. Second Price, Is—Upper Gallery, I. Second Prier, 6d. Places for the Boxes to be taken of 31r Brandon, at the B.x•ollice, Hart -street, from Ten till Four. . . A Private Pox may be had fur the Season, or nightly, of tkandon, at Ihe Sult.utfice. The newGrassil Pantomime will be repeated every Evening. To-morrow, the Comedy of The School fur Scandal: Lr ]'afar Tiaale, Mr. W. Forrest. On Friday, the Play of The Stranger. On Saturday, the Play of The Castle Spectre. len Monday, the Tragedy of Jane Shore. Masa Somerville will shortly appear, for the int time, in Hermit:lie, in Slitikapeare's Play of The Willief . l4 Tale. Only flue !Iv ni‘ye. ♦UD TWO PR IZ ES nr — 1 . 30,000 CONSOLS. with Moo other Cerptetil:, YET IN •r t: I% II LEL _ BISFI, Cdiatractor for the pi r.ent Letters, • hews to call the att. lotion or the Public Ho the !lute of the Wheel at this period of the :Wssi .tog ; th.re is 'tow hal Owe Do! more (12,,b Janosry), when the Lottery will finish, ouiehich Day Two Pr.e , s of £30.000 l'ottoth oust coot, Crib, with Note other Capitals. 's that Others will then (ay tore; be pre-eittiawittly aist anguished Ite cunlldent. ly expects. Already its ibis Lottery he ha. aolil more of tie Capitals drawn than say other Offies-teeper. Tykes sod Shares, warranted UlldraWil, are saw an Sale at I'. DISIN OtEces, 4, Corsbill, awl 9, ChsrineXrosa, and by Isis various Agents is England, Ireland, and Scotism!. ••• DISH'S Offices are resnaekatile fi r the side of £30,000 Prises, as he has sold some Slum all the other Office; cont- Wised, ittalsdang Two in his hat Contract, il) . 111 IN !MAO ES. las Newer Lultert whisk 'Untamed /five Patens of trtt,,isto, PAW SOLD 'll/ L3l A LLI '1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1818. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LAM[. AND GIINTLZSISK, TUN DAY bring fixed olio,' for the ELEC TION, I beg leave most earnestly to 'squeal. that all who have so kindly advocated my Cause, will favour me etch an early attendance 3 t the ladle Honey. A severe inoltspovit bas frustrated the desire which I en tertained of Ming able to ply my respects to every Pro prietor resident within the 31ctropolos and tie Vicinity; but I auo happy to elate, that the exertions of my Friends during the interval, have been so indefatigable. that I diall proceed to the liallot •aolli the most confident expectations of Sue cram, and with the &timing hope, that a restoration to health will give me an early opportunity of personally returning my grateful Acknowledgments to those who have on this im portant occasion w zealously interested themselves in my Behalf. I have the honour to be, with great respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient Servant, %VI LLIAM TAYLOR MONEY. City of London Tavern, Risimpoigale-street, Dec.3o, 1818. t•ICUM LAS7' NIGHT'S GAZ Erl'E. I hitehall, December 28, 1818. His Royal Highuesa the Prince Regent has been pleases!, in the name and on the Nebel,' of his Majecty, to direct let ters patent to be paws! under the Great Seal or the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, for grantimr to MajorcUesieral Herbert Tailor the other and plate of Ma_ ter, keeper, and Goveruor of tlw Hospital nr Free Chapel of St. Catherine, iu the room of Colonel Edward biotin owe, deceased. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFFICE. Established by Royal Charter iu the acicto or King Gewrio December, 1618. PERSONS whose Annual Premiums WI due un the 25th instant, are hereby informed, that Re ceipts are now ready to be delivered at the Cuinpuni)'s Of bees, over the Royal Exchange, and in Pall Mall, as well a. by their respective Agents in the several Counties; and the Parties assured are requested so apply for the Renewal of their Policies, on or before the 9th of January next, as the usual Fifteen Days allowed fur Payment, beyond the date ut . each Policy, will then expire. SAMUEL FENNING, inn. Secretary. Atiendanse is given, daily, at the said Offices, fur the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandises, and Ships, is Harbour, iu Dock, or while Building, front Loss or Damage by Fire; and also fur the Assurance of, and granting Anous ties on, Lives. NB—Firs Policies will he issued free of expense to the Assured, where the Annual Premium amounts to 6s. or up wards. TO THE CURIOUS. AND ADMIRERS OF FINE CUCtI M 15 ERS. SUPERFINE new long dark-green prickly CUCUMBERS, remarkably prolific, the geoids of 1818; length, from eighteen to twenty inches; forces well, and grow equally free under band-glamea—for beauty and flavour greatly excel every other sort in cultivation, pro duced by an eminent Grower, and sold by Messrs Corltrans, Seedimen, Nu. 7, Duke-street, Grosvenor-square, London, Ea packets, containing Twelve Seeds, at 121. each ; orbalf packets, 7s. with printed directions. N.B.—Allowauce to the Trade and-Exportation. DR. MERRIMAN. Physician-Accoucheur to the Middlesex Hospital; and DR. LEY, Physician- Accoucheur to the Westminster Lying-io-Hospital, will emu mence a COURSE of LECTURES no the THEORY and PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY, and the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHILDREN, on MONDAY, January 4, at Halflitst Ten o'Clitek. Particulars may he learnt at Dr. Merrimau'e, No 26, Hell-Mnun-street, Piccadilly ; at Dr. Ley's, 62, South Aud ley-street ; and at the Aliddlestx Hospital, where the Lec tures will be given. Obserrer Office, 16V, Strand, Loudon, the. 30, 1818. THE Editor of The OBSERVER submits to the Public the following Statement of its Sale during the laid Eluarter ; the fliveraze Number of each Publication being aboot Emivior THOUSAND and EtunT HUNDRED Copley. Sunday, October 4, printed 11,133 Sunday, Octolirr 11, printed 11,092 Sunday, October IR, printill 11,187 Sunday, October 25, printed 11,330 .Tididay, November 1, printed 11,450 Sunday, November 8, printed 11 .900 Sunday, November 15, printed 11,100 Sunday, November 22, printed 13,925 Sunday, November 20 , printed 11,850 Sunday, December ti, printed 14,000 Sunday, December 13, printed 11.890 Sunday, December 20, printed 11,550 Sunday, !December 27, printed 11,315 FOURTH EDITION. This dny is published, price Is. 6d. HYPOCRISY UNVEILED find CALUM NY DETECTED, in a Review of Blackwood's Magazine. Fourth Edition, with ■n Appendix, coulaiuin E the Correspondcuce between the Author sod Messrs. WlMud and Lockhart, Advocates. Edinburgh: Printed for Francis Pillans t Hanover-street; and sold by the Booksellers of London, (!,ford, and Cam bridge. "There is nothing so detestable is the eyes of all good men as ilefansit 1111 l , Or satire mined at particular persons.— It deserves the utmost detestation and discouragement of al: who have either the love of their comitry or the honour of their religion at heart. I have not molded to rank those alludesl in those perliklinig arts of writing with the tour ifer,r and the assa•siu. Every burst man sets as high a value noun his good online as upon life itself; and I caunut but think that those who privily assault the one, could destroy the oilier, might they du it with the same security and impouity."—Addisost. EDINBURGH MONTHLY REVI EW . flu the let of January, INIII, will be published, by IVaugh and lonely Hunter's.squarw, Edinburgh; and G. moil W. B. 111iittalter, 13, Ave ; cud Rodrell and Mortis% Ilimil.street, Lamina; handsomely printed ta tivu. with a new type, price 24.114. No. I. of ANEW LI I ERARY JOURNAL, entitled THE EDINBURGH MONTHLY REVIEW. This Monthly Journal is intended to be a Itcview is the stricter ImM of the word, avoiding all iliwpiwition not essentially comierted with the critical examine/Jima of the works not iced, and at the same time giving such Miatrinents uf their emitouts as shall convey a clear and decided judg spew r,f Ilwir merits. lu tl.is manner it is hoped that a satisfactory view will Ire given of !lie existing State of Literature, ScienCe, Snit the Fine .1 rl+. It is 1114 harried 11l make Polities a re;:ill;:r topic of di, Cimino?, i0ti0..14...fe oevasoolaily stientivio, it will he iteatvl, whru it 4 ... spirit of Loyalty moil l'iiiitoti•on, with aj. stuns ,t•ady lewd to the jest authority of ilw .Magistrate Soil the civil tichio of tl.e Subject, considered as axe:pito:al e n d iiisrpa ruble. Willi rel.ri:t 10 ReNtioll, it is necessary to stale, that whilst from a Mitt attarbmrnt to its vnlhs. nstihsl &..I re- OS aled, nothing hostile to its interests shall lie •I lowed to vitiate the pages of this Work, there is uu inicolion of giving it a peculiar proosiiichry, and therefoti , views of Publications that treat n: it will proceed Oil Ihe eunci iteratiou of their literary ,not ill. The Proptieliws of this Joorioil attkiiit their claim to the public attention on the groilail the aLrictly critical usually i•f 'Mir pits, w.lke tintgi'llll: 44 .4 of which they ere saSmuS I „ attain l b, ,!;..tiociiitia of reutleriet tilt* rata. ill.atiuti au inviolable tribuaa: oi 1111...rary 911111. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. G. S. Formage and J. Moir, of London, and Madeira, TerCil4llill, Jamitiry 1, 1818.—B. (Ayala and J. Brystit. of London and Liverpool, chemists, December 17, 1818.—R. Smalls and F. Brunton, of Bride-lane, Fleet-street, braid mannfactiarers, November 19, 1818 —M. Larkin and .1. Bloat, of 111:.cherall, block-makers, December 24, 1814. W. Pringle and J. Priitzle, of Sydenhom, Kent, nut wry men, December 29,1818.—J. Compton, J. M. Slinky, and J. Travis, of Newman's emirs, Corishill, Loudon, ship• brokers, December 3141818.—W. May and J. Head, of London, oihmerchants, September 26, 1814.—L. Tomato) and A Sinclair, of Maids Edgeware-mad, Paddington, Middlesex, segooPaistresses, December 25, 1818. BANKItUPCCIFS FNLA RII6O. William Pruaser, of Hereford, grocer, from January 12 to January 15, at eleven, at the Commercial Hotel, Here ford. Eric Ehrenstrom, late of Fen-eonet, Fenchareb-atreet, London, merchant, from December 2d to February 13, at twelve, at Guildhall. BANKRUPTS Thomas Jenkins, of Whitchurch, Glamorgan, timber-mer chant, to surientler, January 20, at three, 21, and Febroury 9, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Merthyr-Tidal. Attorneys, Messrs. Jenkins. James, and Abbott, New Inn, London ; and Mr. Meyrick, Merthyr-Tided, Glamorgan. Matthew Salt, of Lane-End, Stoke-upon-Trent, Sta Mint, flour-dealer, to surrender, J y IS, at three, 19, aisd Fe.. hruary 9, at eleven. at the White Hart lan, Vttoxster, Staf ford. Attorneys, Mr. Flint, Uttuseter ; and Mr. Tooke, Gray's Inn, London. Thomas Corgenven, of Truro, Cornwall, linen-draper, to sarrender, January 6,7, and February 9, at eleven, at Pearce's Hotel, Truro. Attorney, Mr. Benuntlsck, Truro. George Jackson. late of Eastchurch, Isle of Sheppy, Kent, farmer, but now of Mile-Town, Isle of Sheppy, Kent, baker, to sarreedgr, January 9, 19, and February 9, at one, at Guild hall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple, London. _ _ Robert Collets', of Itfaid"tone, Kent, dealer in lwpa, to sur reader, January 2, 16, and February 9, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Lindsay, St. Thomas-street, Bu rough. Jobn Stanbury, late of Barnaisple, Devon, but now of Glom cester-terrace, Whitechapel-road, Middlesex, grocer, to sn r. render, January 2, 16, and February 9, at ten, at uildball, London. Attorney, Mr. Hall, Culeman-street, Bank. William Simmontis, late of Lowestoft, Salolk, merchant, to surrender, January 20, at five, 21, and February 9, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Bury St. Edmunds. Attorney, Mr. Bromley, Hulhorn-roort, Gray's-Inn, London. John Twyford, of Portwoud, within Brinnington ' Chester, cotton-spinner, to surrender, January 7,9, and Fe bruary 9, at ten, at the Warren Bulkeley Arms Inn, Stockport. At. tortieys, Mr. Walters, Stockport ; and Messer. Wright and Cole, Temple, London. Thomas Symntons, late of Orange-court, Leicester-square, and since of the Strand, Middlesex, brasafounder and lamp earl chaudelirr-manufacturer, to surrender, January 2, 16, and February 9, at ten, at Guildhall, Luadou. Attorney, Mr. Mount, Tukenbouse.yard, Lothbury. DIVIDENDS. Jan. 22. T. Grigg, of Plymouth, tea-dealer, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Plymouth. Jams. 19. N. VVarington, of High-street, Southwark, hop. merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Jan. 25. R. Hamlyn and J. Chanter, late of Biddeford, Devon, bankers, at ten, at the New Inn, Biddeford. Jan. 16. J. Turner, late of Bury-Mill, near Hemel-Hemp stead, Bevis, corn dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. Jan. 23. S. Murand, late of Broad-street, London, but now of Dean-street,Finsbury.square, Middlesex, merchant, at . . twelve, at Guildhall. Jan 23. T. Fo.aeti, of Mincing.tane, London, merchant, at one, at Guildhall. Jan. 19. L. Phillips and J. Phillips, of High Holborn, Mid dlesex, glass-merchants, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. Jan. 22. R. Glissou, of Graisheek, Cumberland, dealer, at eleven, at the New Crowu Ism, Penrith. Jan. 19 J. G, tWerninck, of Plymouth, merchant, at twelve, at Weakley's Hotel, Plymouth. Jan. 19. J. Dokou, of Manchester, merchaut, at four, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Jan.2s. W. Clark, of Watley, York, seetlsman, at eleven, al the Old Cock fnu, Halifax. Jan. 23. J. Starter, of Wakefield, York, lineu.draper, at eleven, at the Sessions House, Wakefield. Jan. 26. W. Linder+, of Tetaworth, Oxford, innkeeper, at eleven, the house of Robinson Hartram, under the Town Hall, Oxford. Jan. 20.• J. Whitehouse, at Stratford-on-Avon, Warwick, mercer, at eleven, at the Sliaksileare lou r Stratford-on. A von. Jan. 20. E. Evans, late of Naesvhin, Carmarthen, timber merchant, at one, at the Castle Inn. Llandovery. Jan 21. J. Hell, of Potklingtuu, and T. Hell, of &Alienates, York, men-hams, at eleven, at the George Inn, Kingston upon-Hull. CERT' rICATES.-.-JANUART 19. .1. Lancaster, of Michael's-Grove, Brompton, Middlesex, merchant—G. Harper, of Gresford Mills, Denbigh, tobac-* 1 conist.-1. Jaeksuu, of Easiugwoltl, Yurk, inerchant.-1. Dobstin, late of Hope-bowie, Cumberland, bricomfactor. S. Lord, of the Cock lea, Station, Surrey, innkeeper. MARKETS. Fiala the " Londeft Afercatt ile Pries ("arrant," of Tuesday December 29, 1819. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. Sat.TPETIIIa and Perrett.—lt is expected that at the sale in February nest. the Saltpetre will be taxed at 355. per cwt. and the Pepper at Sd prr lb. Ons.—The Oil market has heels doll since our last. Greenland Oil has beau sold at 371. The mice of Cod Oil is nontinui, owing to several arrivals direct from New. Woodland. WEST INDIA PRODUCE. The D. P. Sugar niaiket has bet .1 dis;l, strong refining qualities only Mere horn in re.ln t, and in a few twitaseva scale supra hare helm -old a shade Liver, but iii general holders econlinur firm at last aisles prier*. The stork of B. l'. Sugar is now 7,-270 casks leak, than last yeat's at this lune the pi acid prir/s vale lc per cwt. higher, is. - r Gazette average. Slorassta.—The ri doted stock (82 tasks ouly)• renders price hi 114 . Rums are extremely doll or &Immo', but steady iu price*. •rhe vivaria muck of lLai la 17,080 putielieuus,auil hies of pno t. sa. p.r Murk last r ar arm., slate, 20,501, Mom fla. sd. DirEiventts f,:w pas erla Otto& d Jamaica I,4rEwood Gave rhatoired IrtodA et 7/. lOC ware of other Dyetrowle listee hero evtreniely !hotted. PIMENTO is euiturst.-114U publir t .# M have ken !Awe ....we , . our Jae!, coubialiug 41;iggy a Leith, id folucb (be autlLle wu briskly at an :Ovalle. of 2. a :t.. per cwt. nod tra lions by private emit, act, though r illses h.ve port.-r 1 thus RtIV.IIICe. CIII 1,. v Mitch briblicht war middling 157.. Od middling AtO 152 '. a 154:. roddloic Jamaica 147+. a 149. foe 'Sr 'ortry 145.. The stock of tr. I. oat, 4 .51,0 'm ot ;070 less than at tbi„, line 131.1 year, pr. snit price. 30.. per cwt. BALTIC PRODUCE. Tlir following were the quotations at St. Pelereinrgh. De. comber 4, 1818 :—Y C. Talky, 1:410 :Ws., hoar 170. While ditto, 173, Oran Henan, P. Exchange, 11 7.32 a SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE . COTTOL—There is no alteration in the Coltnn market either in drmand iir prices. The sulei of the 'reek are, duty pit!, 40 Periisioluicco fair 23d... 100 Milia middling 18d.; 100 Surat ordinary to 'ld., in bond ; 700. Bengal ordinary 10 middling a 6.id. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. - - - ..... TOBACCO is entirely nominal in prices ; the trade will not buy unless++t a snore considerable reductiuu easel ruy huldrr ham yet Neer diapored to submit So.. Carolina RICE remains dull of demand, but price steady ■t 4tia. per cwt. for coosumption. There hail been no inti mation from the Lords of the 'freaanry that E I. Rice will he admitted duty free after the glat ioatant, nil which day the exiiitint order will expire; and, uule.s rVileMed, a duty .Hl wil••1* of 7e. ed per cwt. ROUGH TURPENTINF..—In consequence of some large arrivalli the at tick is doll of sale. ARMES have continued in pod demand, and the prices have agAtu advanced. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Drermseft 96, MR. Tile Corrov market was doll in the early part u. this week, and the import was rather considerable, which ociilia b'y was the occasion of several low sales being made in Bra. zil descriptions; the &main) however impri.ved, mid on Wednesday and Thursday there were 4,000 bags sold at very full prices generally. The total sales of the week amount to 6,300 hags. mail consist of 1,100 Bowed. at 17d a IS a few 20d.; 550 Orleans 17d. a 191.1 ; 150 Sea Island 2a. 194. • 3s. and 3s. a 4s. M 1 ; 52,) Pe:llama 220. a 2:1‘1. nod 2s ; 600 Rail's 19d. a '20.1. 100 at 20141. a 214. ; 1.350 rinhanis 20d. a 211 d , • few 203 ii. and 21d.; 10 Demerara', 201i1 ; 10 Barbadoes 70 Cuba* 171 d. a 171(1.; ojo Surma 7+ d. a lid., 200 at 13f4. s 14+4 ; end 810 Bengali 71d. a gld per lb. About 800 of the Surat* and Beugals are bought on speculation. The Sugar market continues very flat, anti scarcely any business has been transacted since our last ; the only public sale has been one of 150 casks of low Demerara. and Tel. aided% on Thursday, which were nearly all withdrawn fur want of buyers. Nearly 600 boxes of strong white Hawaii nabs have been take,* by an exporter with a view to an early shipment iu the spring at /Os.; but other sorts of Foreign, as well as East ludia, remain without intricy. Molasses are still very dull of sale. We have but little iuqiiii y fur Coffee by private treaty, but at public sale 1,100 bags mid 100 casks of Dutch supported our last quotations; triage sold at 105 s. a 135..64. fine ordinary 1455. 9d. sisiddling to good middling 148 s. • 153 a. 6d. and fine middling 1545. 3.1. a 1555. ed.; good Brazil has sold also at 142 a. bib per cwt. In Cocoa, Pimento, Pepper, and Ginger we have nothing doing. Rums remain without alteration, and only a few Jamaicaa, of fair quality, bare been sold at 3s. 11d, per gallon 16 0. P. We hire a steady demand for Lagwood; Jamaica has sold at 81. sa. and St. Domingo Si. 10'. per lon. In Friss tick and Nicaragua Wood nothing doing. Ashes have been in good demand, nod an advance of la. to 2w rcalizi Pots; Montreals have bronchi 54.. *IA liwatons 56.. We leave mill little inquiry for Hides, and 1,600 Wiesed at public sale were disposed of at 5 r,l. to 51J. per lb. We have no alteration to notice its the prices of Tobacco, the market still remains in an inactive state. The demand for Rice is fur the present quite suspended, and there has not been a sale made in any description worthy of indices The arrivals of Grain continue large, and the market is ■till dull; Wheat has declined 3d. and Oats Id. per bushel since our last. There is no improvement in American Floor, and though there is some little disposition to purchase suite Flour, the prices offered are much loidow what the holders are inclined to take. On Thursday utiO bat reltiuf tine of middling (polity were offered by auction, for which 14.. ltd. pee cwt. wily being bid, the whole was withdiawii. PRICE Si.VEN-PENcE. EDUCrITION of the LOWED ORDERS. EXTRACT rnom THE MINUTES Or THR EFIDENCS DEFORF SitSI:LCCT CONIIITTEN OF TIN 110 Us OF C0M51()%.. AN NI-34D TO THEIR THIRD IZI , PoKr ON THE EDUCATION OF THE MIN haL ORDERS. (Coolittrrr .froist orr Porirr of Yesferdry.) BRITISH STAPLE ARTICI.ES. The demand for iteriNED SUGARS has burn very limited, and thy Whirrs have suhmitivil 10 a decline of Is. for goods to be taken away immediately. Lumps 100 s. for Crushing There is hut little doing, except fur home consumption. and in tine Crushed at fits. a 68s. fur shipmeut to the Mcditer rannetlO. MOLASSES have declined in price to s6s. Postseript, rueßday, December 29, ISIS, Tour o'flork. B. I'. SUGARS.—III colnequelice of the holiday.. few offices were open td.day; but at those firm prices were asked. Little or nu business was transacted. _ _ Coerve, including East India, was much inquired for to day, and prices have the appearance of increaArli firmness. it. Domingo Cutlet 1441. a 1475. per cwt. Other articles unaltered. Question resolved as to the Bosonly ow "Scotch Gauze." The following is • a Copy of a Letter l,om the Coinowsii.ocre of Customs to Collectors and Comptrollers, dated Custom. house, London, 18th December, 1818 : " iltwing caused the opinion of the Attorney and Soliritin, General to be taken upon a question which occurred at 04111 of the cat-ports, as to whether the article called ' Scotch Gauze,' or 'Catgut,' could he deemed to be ' and entitled to the bounty on by the Act e 9 Geosze 11. Chap 15. we acquaint you that the Law GlEcere have given it as their opinion, that the article in question is • Linen; and is entitled to bounty as such, and that whether it he Ire or coarse, closely wove, or not, there is 'to difference 'mint ed out in the Acts as to Eaportafiiiii, provided it he of the prescribed value ; and we direct you to comninnicaie the above opiuion to the proper ofGeers at your port, for their itiformation mid government.' Treasury Order relatinx to Fureita flops exporturt to Ireland. " Tresuoiry Chambers, Dec. 21, IBIS. CLIITILBINFtI-1 not commanded by the Lords Commis sioners of his Majecly,',. Treasury in direct you Dot to allow any drawback on Foreign Hops exported le Ireland, but to wain such dotty as nity have been paid on Foreign Hops imported into Great Ertl:tin awl proposed to be exported to lei hind, and to keep au exact act uuiit uf dines co retained, in order that the sauna way be carried to the credit uf the FAelivipier of Irelaud,purrusat to the provisions of the Sixth Ai ticle of the Act of Unjust. (SigtlP4) " C ARBUTHNOT. " col,paissinsers of Customs." Customs Oiilce rrlatinz to Duty on Wood of particular Dinwat%ions " Custom-butler, l.nnAmn, Dec. 22, 1 a It :appearing to have been the lone:tee at sonic of the ont•ports to allow Deals forty feet lonz, teeter inches broad, awl seven inches thick, to Ow tittered and passed as r Deals ah.rr•e seven inviter in Width, esreeshitz twenty feet in length, and I xerestitic four i•er lies in thickness :* We acquaint yon that ant+ prae!ter is erroneous, and that Wood of the shove dinwionons awl dvsertioton shootd be entered and mad,: ehaigeahle with ditty as "fimher,' at per toad of rabic fret : and se direct you sod the Akers nosier lour 4) govrre)ourstives ncr0r,13.3.g1y." CROYDON CHA RITI ES. Sabbalt, 6 die Junii, 1518. HENRY 81ttn. , G11.0% E.q. ill the Chair. Cap I 75.7, women 'nay ne plate! in the hospttell. I indent': that the smile hosputril may have winOtil placed io yt, a. Will M , men. Olt y the pxyll, poure sattt uwilifierie in 1;•• Insulter, forme and dingier ne ia !wrestler expressed in the statutes, tulichinge the serouile and third de. gree of those who arc to be placed; provided tieverthelest e that at no tyntr shore one hafts pane of the Thule numbrt (lint accounting(' it' this lochs If the warden', emir tire actinide inaicter) *hail consiste of women only; wielded als.i, that the poore vritowes of Inligente cunt ynewaiiee in Croydon and Lanibrdie, twinge (puttlyftede according to the urdiaaunce s shall be pri frei red before Al others. Cap 3. IVho shall 'Rol he lucked or onferfrnnett in She itespif. on. No twin nor woman shall lodge in the raydr ho•pirall either wyfr children or totbeen, not brunt. , men.here of the say& 11.41611.11, wither shall enterteyne and• ma 111..1 of prr sun au thr towns of Croydon, nut brine hoine in the parte tuwne, or there ternnyninge thate yrres next h. fore, whereby the 10w,,' may piesently or ofterwtirdn be burdened, upon mile of lass ut their place in the say& hospt tall fur ever, ipso facto. Cap. 4. Of Vie etlection nod plocioge of the ?members of fAa . .• hurpifrill I doe ordeine that within our eeeee nettle (If conveniently yt may bee,) after yl shot be noti6. de by the o arleo or *Mier wyse, that the i•lisies of the scltuole of of any ol /1.4 of the limier hrethiren or 'liters of the ray4l.• hospital' i• wage bccouse voyde, the archbishop or C.inteibury (for Ow lyme beinge) or the see being.• vorle the it Irm,ti of Lam bethe, and vicar nr earalr of Croydon, otitrlyostet and place some tom quallilled according.• to these oral. naulicea, wader lots or theyr kande and sale, who uppou suche nomination or placinge,chall oithootc d. lave h. rwm•ne and admitted as is hereafter expressed; hut if the parson of Landtethe, and the vicar ur entail' of Croydon for the tyne beisge, when the see of Canterburyc is royale, shall sot agree of some one quallyfiell accoidinge to theme urdi it:tillage, within one n 1111 l rifle after et come to their know. Ic.lxe that a place is vuyile. then I will lh tt the arclulearota of Cattlethue ye fur time twinge, shall supply , I lu:vre de. feet.. therein, so that to time suche an one as is qua:liar:vie arcorling to their statutes. !tern, I tordeine and appoinie that the it,., brother, rip. pointed to be the sehoolma•tcr, - shall lw r 1 .99211 well quo lifyede fur that funcliiiii ; that is to sap., a., humid man, Icarnede iu the Grmke and Latlin toognr., a good viersineie in Imam the foresayde language*, and able to wryte well (yf pnmilde yt may hcc), which poor, iirioitier appointed to that ofryce, and qua WI 4.41 and i•laccd us after. • hall have for hie lodging. and dwellinge pine., slurior the tytae Ilivt he cost titiewcth schoolmaster, that house which I bace buylileil fur that purpose, adjoyoinge to the said liospitall, and nere Unto the sayde sclioulehouse, logober with suche backsides. and grounds as I have appointed to he annexed to the aayill house, mid which the present sehuoletnattr emote .njuyethe; and shall also have she some of twrviye poomila yearely fur his atipandy, to bce pay& quarlirlye, tecether with other further comodytea of corn, or wood, as hereof/et . ..had happen. to be allotted to other of the mime bre' hrco .4f the raid bus. pitall. I do lykrorysc ordryue mid appointe that She howl.* which I hare huilded fro the side rehoolehoest, tool also the bower which I have buy 1414.1 for the schoolmaster, Oval be for ever imploycile to that one milys, and to no oilier. The wardcits, from 'vine 'yule, so often as the place SIMI be voyde, *hal he one attic poore brethren of the onyde hospitall, and sisal be appointed by sue, founder, durum , my lyre; and after my dottlic, and the demise or smite cat-- deism as is alreadye appoimed by nty•clf. niche nue of the poem! brethrene sisal he choson after moreniuge prayeie in the chappell of the suite hospital'. within se aves; days afire ewes y ruche vacation, as Ibe grunter purl, •.f all, that is to say e, of the schoolcionster (y 1 that phol• lie then fall), au It ut the odic,. poore hi, titres., recooed tozrl her tool then pre sent, shot chose to be c ordain. Bel yf VllyCeß happen to be even, then suche poore brother shat be calateitt, will. WI the schnolcmarter as is aforrsayile did give his wow. But Of the greater parse of the hole compauye cannot. within the tyme afuseray.le, aril um•mie r•uc, then suche brother shall he wartleine as yt shot please the nechbi l: p of Canterbury, or (the see being? voyile) the ryear or curate of Croydon to nominate, uppon adve,lys.ment by tempi t herc of, to be gyvi is by the senior pore brother or achoulemastc., yf any such bee. The office of the wardeine stud he to keepe one of the lc. yes of the (onion chests and 111.1 e of the evidence houac. to procure that the gates be locked and ..p n. .1 al due I yenta appointed, and that the kryea tin nychtes be broughte HMO hum, to he present at all admissions situ payiuge of wage-a, to ace that all coterie be duly made us the 14412. r 'woke, and the trial. lice will marl safely layde up 5141 kept. , to Lrepe the kepi, of the t uyile ludgii.gs, and to chime. Os to to the next brother or oyster siewlye appointed, to lu,,ke to tyme lo repa rations nod to ull other good husbandry of the hospital!, to foresee that tyre and candella be wet damorcrottaly 1:1111C, Ili require and exacle of each one of the parole brethren anti system, the observation of the urdinauucta anti statutes, and such as be net bgeote and faultye, grotty, to attniontshe Owns. ur yf the gnnllitic of the faulte so rignire, to romployne the delioqurnts unto the archbyshopp of Canterbuile, or t h e are atehiepiscupoll being voydr, unto the commis sp . alitat is of i ve the nut c h k o .e r i t; e Canterbury to reLica [ h o e r ga th m e e l i s o o'w hi • i l s h , , T ys t g • crediun. Car. 4. Who skid beckon,' into the hoepitall,and the erreruU degrees of /Lent. In the firsts degree of the poare lire thorn that are to i.e placed in the anyile hospital!, I ordeide that's.. it own haute Inmost, will reported age Ls 'wet: Ae the leis!, spume and not other. ysr tible to get their hvial:l", who hare aresie,l fit howsholde the ureldayshomi of Caiitorhory, 'list be pre ferred before all others, an that Ririe be wit above lbws them .t the sari hospital at one Seine, nod More all wher% those that have *riled myself or be alm onto me, brine poeme sod not utile irilwrwyse to gilt titer brow, thus they be under the age !afore-mentioned or shave the 1 . 0 sayd 'turnkey. ordeise in the rerontle degree, that before others *sets men and women of the ',wishes of Croydon and Laiiihriltg shill be preferivd, tieing honest persulea and of geode trptlfiV of the age of it yeares at the lenate, mut of the puoreste ▪ being imputrote and not °theta yse able to get their lie I doe °rapine that the thirde degree in defect (KM the former before all others shill Le pram - led thither mirk tome honest permits of viol mimic., tieing of the mze of t:g ye a •t the halite, as be of Roche parishes. within the atunt)e of Kent,. whereof the pnrsonsge is approtairte mato kit, at chtepuseupall sire of Canterbury, and before °they-. tit,t , e. chcyfly of 'oche parishes whereof the mark Aretinthe reeenve most rereesee; provi4 , l that this todoossate sw: vat. tended to any inch poore as are lit heroyse prnvitird,:, 4 e. to toy tat' the aityd pariahea or In any other places ; uritto,rolwit this orsionsuurr or •any things cont.:yard ue ,titia,r,bart., extended to that poore brother who is to tailiwzo:s,teu fur the itettoolemevter. (For ceitiitsatiaa tM bzit popo.) ROYAL COBURG THEATRE. Cr,dcr the Patronage of his Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg. grill IS EVENING, WEDNESDAY , Dec. 30 . 11 a n d following Eveuiuga, at Half-past Six o' ;lock pre coi, use new Grand Mels-Dvamatic Sprctade, written b!. Mr. W. Barryianre, entitled EL NYDER! THE CHIEF OF THE GAUP MOt'NTAINS. With all its splendid Scenery and auperh Dresses. To conclude with (fourth lime) a splendid Christmas Panto mime, the opening of which waa perforinr4 some seven ;ears bark, Imam& 01S0 successive night*, at the Surrey Theatre, under the title of PUNCH'S FESTIVAL; OR, HARLEQUIN'S CHRISTMAS BOX. The Pantomime itemised by Mr. W. frirryinore. Principal Charaetera—Winter, Mr. Carol:eh ; Hail, Mr. Bryant; Frost, Mr. Nelson; Rain, Mr. Reeves; Snow, Mr. Gale. Autumn, Mrs. Davidge; Sylphia, Moo, Rountree. Pantomintical Charactert —Sir John Partly (aftirwarilt Pantaloon!, Mr. Hill; Apollo Portly (Lover), Mr. Gay. Lubin (Afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Howell, jun.; Ponds (afirroards Cowls). Mr Southliy. formerlyClowu at Astley'4 Amphitheatre, and late From Spain; Sir Robert Lores.elit (nor of the Dandy tribe , , Mr. Stanley. Annette (Ifierwmils Columbine), Mrs. W. Barrymore. Rolm , 4s. and 3..—Pit 14.—Callery la Places to be taken of Mr. Grubb, at the of the Theatre, lions 'Ten till Firm-. If. '''''