The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1825-08-17 00:00:00

<- • • / 0-4 / 77 1-- - " , !!Parrr yt Cc-- w • - JI ." 124 7 tw't , *4 I . O A.. IN, 4A,/,/ Cr f• • 4 1 4 ' 4"7- '44 WWWaumisaW 4 ' , _ , ~_ , 1 - Avik,el .• f:.• t* W3lll. I : ollr- 1 , . . . -' ' 7 i - r • . . . . • ,Pr Or i 111 . : ' 1 LF411 ;1 .-. I I • 11 4 --. I . •i, . , Ail . ‘7.•-glill ' • . i11'..1,e,' . .i: - ) I , • .....--4.-...., , . ..! tart aitiVat .. ~, L 4 •, ' 4* 4 - 1 't •t• i s p00.,,, 1 t to .s . sititers ."-- . . ~ / . to. '• .. , -7 7'" , i ---"%. 4 , • ; . X ..,..- . .-••• . .. . . . _ . ' . ~ .......m...m. . .. . . .. . •• • • - - • - Ni. 7,076. / LONDON WEDNE6 Y,. AUGUST 17, 1825. .memosarammielo. ••i, . _ . NOTICE TO MARINERS. A REGULAR TRADER. SALES BY AIieTION. Just jorillished, price 2s. TRINITY-HOUSE, LONDON, Aitost 114 18211. LNOII TAN DIEM EN'S LAND and NEW NOTYTH Fr liE JEWS' CATECHISM, containin7 the thirteen FORMATION has been this day received . fr.ons wlaiek Jr WALES, to clear at the latent on t! ! e 90th inst., the new FREEHOLD HOUSES A - ST. MARTIN'S-LANE; X Articles of the Jewish Religion, with a preteen iii , CCUTat Ig Ldttee Is Mar to apprehend that the WEST BUOY of the sod hot selling Ship CAPE PACKET, coppered ono copper. Capital Public Honse, and elineeCotiusta, in Cluindos-street; and against Atheism,. &c. Dedicated to the Rev..s,domo i Herschel. OAHE bet WON B ien lts 3looriests. fastened, berthen 260 Tons, WM. NELLIE, CAimmander. 'ling the Whole of ilertnoopectitt, adjoining. Printed for knight and Lacey, Patcrnoster.r..is, a.).1 to be had By Order, in the London Docks. This Ship is fitted in • most elegant and By ar... - wilElpcß. . of all Booksellers. J. HERBERT. Seereterse sommodious style for Passengers. At Gerraway's Coffee-Heineeellp Change-alley, tombill, This day is published, by John Lett*. ju0..112, ('omhill. ------ Far Freight or P assage, apply to THIS DAY, es Ltln SiesealLots, A REPLY to a Pamtlet, entitleda REFUTATION PORT OF LONDON, Ascot 13, 11:e3. Meows. DONALDSON, WILKINSON. eina Co. A Large and valuable EST ATE, consisting of Six- of CAUTIONARY OBSERVATIONS to those Idle FOR SALE, as. Old Broad-street. Th. TEEN FREEHOLD iIdUSIES, very desirably inmate, contemplate an Investment of Property in New Docks. ny OFfPr of the honourable She Canswrissiunrrs If his -lane, near Charing-eras; 11 Ifetes Esase Revenae, la a spades, Room, at the 13 R f r is a - FISHING COMPANY.—We ere desired Nos. 28, 21, 30. 31, 31. 33, and la Chanel forming the " The earth has bubbleo , as the water tits ; Met Old Broad-street, on FRIDAY, Awl% 16. ISM use inform the Public, that no further Apolitatittos for sbaree whole South Siete of that Street, St. Martin's-lane to Sc,. And these am of them." — M Dee s`Ciock In the afternoon precisely, about 16 , 301i Gallons l of in doe above Company will be received alter Eve o'clock on moor-court t Nos. I, 2, a. d r a. mid 4, in Seymour-court, in the This day is published, in 12mo. Eighth Edition, price 3.. boor& trjanandd 20.00 rechm 0 ined of , O no il w NE in V T A als , w at bleh th ba e ir beenieheniarttliaryar ! th atTil ema ll sy DAY, the 20th instant, except from Perms sesiding In occupation of very resPertslahe ten, anis e on leases at old rents , A CONCISE INTROI)UCI lON to the KNOW- amounting to .Cll. LEDGE of the GLOBES; containing a Selection of the *. Catheine's. (Signed) AMORY and CODES, EIGHT HUNDRED POCIN'DS PER ANNUM. most instructive Problems, with a variety of Exames and Ques- o s odeones may tie had at 6d. each, and samples seen et the goose %Vier/louse Keeper's-o ffi ce, Tower-hill, from Twoday,l3d, Throlimmilwroft• To be viewed till the sale, and particulates, with a plan of the tions for the Improvement of the Learner ; also a Series of °cm- several lots, may be had at the Bell and Dragon. and at the Ship, &anal Exercises, comprehending sn E • pitome of Modern G ecztaphy. c„, floridity. 23th August, 102$. from Ten till Two o'clock. and T A ONDON, FALMOUTH, MADEIRA. end LEE- In Chit:Woe-street t White Horses St. Mardn'-lane i and at the Designed for the use of Schools and Private Teacher+. le the Mooting of Sale from Ten till Twelve o'Clock ; samples as *a, be seen st the Fines and Forteituro-office, and at the Excise- - White Lien, Hemmings.row tof Mr. Bedfor d, Solicitor. No. 4. BY TIIO3IAS MOLINEUX, PANY. film Old Broad street. capital 100,0001. in 1,000 Shares of 100/. Bedford-row; at Ostraway's ; and of Mr.Willock , 23, tiolden-sq. Teacher of Matheiustics, dec. at the Free Grammar School, Mac . C. ;TRAL AMERICA (FORMERLY CALLED Eaviine--Messts. Everett, Welke, Maltby, Ellis, and Co. GROUND RENTS. Printed for Geo. B. Whittaker; Longman to , Co.; lismiltoo "GUATEMALA"). 3, Mansion4tease-street. By Mr. SHUTTL.EWORTU , sad Co.; J. Duncan; and Sinmkin and )laral•sli. Mart, on WEDNESDAY; the 31st that. in Ti roe rAta• Thle day is published, in tarn°, the Seventeenth Ede ion, price 4s. Nada is b e zta give s o na that the Undersigned. tneerdetimelll:efattsh.eßev,relz, Mr.A7lle.ons for Shares will be received until Friday next. at Ste 'e, 22, Chan/m.lday, mi d st the B an k ers • . ELL.. SECURED LEASEHOLD GROUND- bound, :TlNV ' te ßi them m A n y th e Government * of the Federal Repnblie RENTS, tonountingiogether to gity-one Pounds Eight A GRAMMARof the FRENCH TONGUE, grotulded if petrel America. heseinff _date the 1 7th day of pe ce "'"' HULL and HAMBURGH STEAM NAVIGATION Shilling* per Annum, amply emit t ed trport numerous ')welting IX. upon the Decisioos of the French Academy, wherein all the Mk 411, on MONDAY, 22d day of August instant, at One COMPANY. houses and Premises, situated a Horton.crescent, New-road; necessary Rules, Obser7atir.rls, and Examples, are sedbited in a e'Clock precisely, et their t*ffiee, No. 11, New Brosid..trr et, en TREAT for the SALE of CERTIFICAT hi of CA2ITAL-200,600L in 2001. Shares. Charles -street; end South Atte*, M. Mary-la-bonne. " 4111:114 new. By JOHN PERRIN. of the FEDERAL Hall Is the groat Outlet foe the Manufactures of Yorkshire and Particulars may be had 10 dayoWeviout to the sale, at the Mart; cream er OBLIGATIONS of the 00VP.RNMEN 1' and of s lr. Shuttleworth, No. 11, Pboltry. Carefu;ly revised by C. GROS, Editor of 3lr.:Pertin's other REPUBLIC of CENTRAL AMERICA, to the Amount of Lancashire to Hanahargli. l. Works. ONE MILLION FOUR HUNDRED AND TWENTY- • ro T . lsi sag s Ce_m tat peny , _is fo jolettl_ sition to fsittar eme tbe ved mes for ns a the asinvapies- magconts. FREEHOLD ESTAT ' b Bmonu•sTREET• : !rioted for Geo. B. Wiitttaker, J. Richardwm. I. M. Richarol- SNIT TN OVJA N D VIVI; H U N DRED AND SEVENTY. By Mr. SHU2' EWORTII. in,„Boorey and Sono. Loognian and Co., 13AI *in avid Co., T. /MB roupos NIGHT SHILLINGS STERLING. brio' ti ...,„„,, „" A . ,'_'_, 1 1 6.: • At the Mart., ea IVELN AY. August at, at II:, rim: Harvey ant Co., Sherwood and Co.. Dulau c• d Co., J. INTEREST at the RATE a 1111 X POUNDS PM& CENT. iir p iZ att. f, r mh un: , . •to Slesaa.T - A VALUABLE FEEE ESTATE, er.one: sled Duncan, Sint pkin a...1t0., T. and J. Allman, Baker std Co., and PER morum. • sw of t h e SON and Great. 33, Po t tilley; on. and at Leask Billaart,,flL farm Land . Tea, droop. o'botedrilitous Meer,anthe R0..1 ,P t . Watley. Penis daprot,s of milking proposals for the porc h sae Country. for Linden ; and until Wednesday, chafe last Is the silence , of which Immediate , n ma; be had, most tl;;.itily .:-.-,' Of whom troy be had, by the same A utlinr, alerarad Candi site* of Obligations, are to do so by tender, to be situated No, 14, a reheelate pact I )44 Rvoad_street, in t h,. City .• EXERCISE'S, Enettaining aid Irstructive. with Rules of the dellasted et the tboyeenentioned O ffi ce between the Hours of t'vun"f• Trader and One 'CI ick on the said Mid day of August inst. ' of London, within too minutes walk of the Royal and Stock Ex- French SY 1 " 1 -• 1 welsh Edition, revised sod corrected. Pries The Kvm of no said Certificates of ObliAs /ions mar be seen, I: 4 INGLISH AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP changes, and other Public Office& ' at. 641. bound. one farina of the Teader may be had , on ap 'tattoo at the above- 1 CANAL. The Resident • contains fire bedchambers, a drawing-room, h. A KEY to the above o EXERCISE. , by C. Gros. Price Ss. egenakteed Office t I any day aker the 14th dee of August inst. The Act for the formsticro of this great work hoeing passed. and dieing and been ...est parlour.. kitchens, domestic office., and . F. 4 "LES AMUSANTES. Sixteenth Edition. Price 2s. 6d. No Twilit aril , be received except in the prescribed form, nor its gencriti merits , and the correctness of the eatioottes of expense critating, and is adapted for a 31ereentile Establishment or Public hound. sot Docked unit the parties or their agents aimed.. and return having can fully investigated to both Houses of Perth'. Company. ELEMENTS of FRENCH CONVEESATION. Twenty. BA itrLAT,•HERRING, RICHARDSON and CO- sant, the Committee of Management deem it right, at the toini- May bo viewed, and pioienlare had ten day* previous to the t hird E t am, rallied and corrected. Price Is. Id. bound. No. IL New tiered - street, Aug. 10, MU nation of their labours , to submit to the public a brief statement of sale, on the Premises ;of clears . Williams and ilayloctr, Solid- FRENCH VERBS, Regular and Irregular, alphabetically con- the nature of the plan, and of the prospect of advantage which i: 'ors, Lord Moyor's Court Office ; and of .Mr. Sbuttleworth, No. jugsted.• Price Is. 6d. no a sheet. UNITED EMPIRE LIFE ASSURANCE ASSO- holds out. The Committee consider such a statement, foundei a, Peak's , . PARTICULAR and COMMON TERM :NATIONS of all CIATION, upon the evide lee adduced ,to be the more necessary, in consequence 10, WATIIII.OO-7LaCt, PALL-watt., of the partial and unconnected mode in which, during a contest GROSVENOR-PLA L' E. LA BONNE MERE. Fourth Edition. Dimo, price 3a. Ed. for the Insurance of Lives, Contingent Assurances, and Survivor- arising purely oat of local interests, the attention of the public has The late Lad Lifordis capital Mansion. Household Furniture, bound. s kip,. &wow nients fur (;hildren, for the Purchase and Sale of An- been called to the detail, while it has been led away from the lead- upright Grand Piano-forte (by Biaadwood), Town Carriage, and FRENCH 'PRONUNCIATION. alphabetically exhibited, otitis and Reversions, and ta grant Annuities. ing features of the measure. Effects. ' with Spelling Vocabularies and new Fables, French and English. DOWORAZT DIRECTORS. The extreme danger and difficulty in the navigation round the 13y Mr. ABBOTT. • Price 2e. bound. Those marked thus • are also Trustees . ~ . _, rn,l larAfrlMlrr. _ . 1m 081u 11 °J11Q Price 7d. aitmerNG INTELLIGENT iBUSTOM-HOUSE, Avocet IS. ma S t l i rLs s, E (C it u 7 o t s e ) ; Eo pa l n a ff. w H an un n i s be .--01 . fro sry al o .A . ltn ten y d , : BrO w lette ilna ll , , T fr v erfl e. from Rio Janeiro ; Leander, Thomson, from Guernsey; Sing C .art.e Packet, Hart, from Rotterdam; Cornelia, De Jong, front Wor urn ; London, Rumbeet, from Hamburgh ; Magnet, Grant. from Cape Coast Cantle and Accra; Allot, Smith, from Quebec; Ann, Davidatra, from Petemburgh ; Cmmtess of Mansfield, Pace, from ifamhtirgh ; Vrouw Hitie, De Vries, from Antwerp ; Escape. Avery, from' 6:1 ; llorra, Walker, from Memel; S a xony, Pal mer, from Rue,ock ; Addison, Tyne, from Quebec; Flora, CoCk- SreN, from Gallipoli; Francis, Rice, from Ainstenlato ; Nelly. Timmenr, from Dantsic ; Arcturus, Horton, from New York Xenophon, Barker, from Quebec ; Welorne, Paul, from Archon-. gel ; Agenoria, Greenwell, from Leghorn ; Betsey, Dale. from Waterford ; Salem, Leader, f ro m C or k ; Eliza and Jane, Davis, frwra Ross. SUIPS ENTERED 011TWAREIS.--Clyde, Mom, for Calcutta ; Saucy Jack, Hooper. for Carthagena de Colombia; Esperance., Van Geyt, for Antwerp; Noire, Valembrouck, for Havre and Rouen : Luc tad% Schwenren, for Elsinore and Memel ; Margaret* Thomas, tar Truett and Venice; Mary, Hodges, for Madeira. CLEARED OUTWARDS FINALLY AT (.111AVASEND.--.Tilli levant, Marr, for Nevis and St. Kitts King of the Netherlands,. Slater, for Rouerdam ; Eagle, Tondo, for Halifax 3 Louisa, Daw biney, for Elsinore and St. Petersburgh ; Elira, Dixon. for Ma. dein' and Calcutta ; Dart, Stranack, for Ostend; Landstruna Kroeck, focrillau„ Koningsbarg, and Elbing. f.itstsiluiss Otyrwaatts.—The Rob Roy. Killen, for Elsi. lode and St. Petcrsburgh • Alvan', Cubits, for Cadiz • Atalanta. King. for Hamburgh ; Dublin Packet, Strange, for Nes/mond. land; Rilinburgh Packet, Williams, for Rotterdam ; Commerce. Golder, for R•oterdam ; Pritndship, Id db., for Danuic ; New- Thm,as, Quidcev, for Sevilla. _ _ CLTAWID OUT WA2DII TO IRELAND.—The PrOTollt, Llo yd, for Ghlway. fROJCLLOYD'S LIST. FALMOUTH, Aua. 14.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Thetis,. from a emir. Remains. the Enterprise steamer, for India. PonTiarot:TEi. Afro. 15.—Arrived the T.tetis. Crisp, trent the Downs, &e.t.a...eon. Several outward-bound vessels have aneboredi at St. He!en's. Dyer., - Auo. I.s.—Arrived and sailed fox the river, the Ha'. son c..aniplin, from New York ; and Albion. Hall. from Cadiz.. —Arrived. froLi the river and sailed with nearly the whole of the on•irsrel-bound, the Sicilian, Jameson, foc Mhos • Elphinsces for Calcutta; Mary, Wardle. for Alirainicl;i ; Thetis. Green. for Quebec; Busiris, Gardner, for St. John's, New Brunreicki , Eagle, —, • for Halifax ; Jane, Itiddie. for Smyrna; Oporto, Covey, for Oporto; Stakes, ----, for Mira. GRAVESEND, Auci. 14..—Arrived the Cduntess Mansfield: Pace, from Hamburgh ; Thins, Comely, from do. ; Juno, Botts. from Palermo; Majory, Roxburgh, from Bahia; Lion, Dillon,. from Carthitgena ; Scotia, Dale, from Riga; Scipio, alessen g er, from St. PeAisburgh ; Jane, Croabic, from do.; Sultan, Jackson, from Smyrna; Doncaster, Brown, from Demerara, Sailed—Ler ton, Snowilown, for St. Domingo; Merton, Drummond, for Gibralow. JOHNSON'S SHOOTER'S CONIPANLON. Those marked thus • are also Truster,. Ha Excellency Count Munster • Right Hon. Lord G. Seymour • Right Hon. Esel of Elul and Right lion. land Blaney tiJecardire • Right lion. Sir 0. Ouselsy Right lion. Lord Viscount Tor- M. (1. Prendergast, Esq. M.P. rtngton • Charles Tennyson, Esq. M.P. • RIM lion. Lord Robert Fitz- • Lieut..Geuersl Wetherell gesid Major Moore, F. R. S. • Sir E. C 0.,.. M. danger a _..igation Land's End, and the detentions, extending frequently to .ix weeks, and even longer periods, arising from the south.west.rly winds, which prevail during 8 or 9 mouths in the year, ar c tacta w e ll known to all persons interested in the shipping trade from Ireland, Wales, Liverpool, and the ports of the Bristol Channel. The calamitous losses of lives and shipping on the coasts of Devon. shire and Cornwall are too frequently detailed in the newspapers to have escaped the notice of the public generally. By _ ..BBOTT. On the Premises, N 0.46, Grolvenew-plaie, 'AO-MORROW, at 12, by order of the Ettocutore; THE very capital LEASEHOLD MANSION, over looking Buckingham-gerslene y a altuation that will un doubtedly be equal to any at the wise end of Ole town, from the intended removal of the gate ye Hyde Park-corner. It contains numerous well-arrar.ged sparttnintri of every description, and ad mirably adapted for a family of rank ; double coach-house and five-stall stable; herd for a long term, at a low ground-rent. On the same and following day wilt be anld the genuine HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE and valuable EFFECTS. The House may be viewed by - tickets onltKand the Furniture until the sale. Printed Barolculata and Catalogues may be had on the Premises; of Messsaotaer. Frere, and Foster, Lincoln's Inn ; and of Mr. Abbott, 26, CondOit-attoet, Bond -street, and Kensington. New end improved Edition, illustrated with Plates by Landseer, price 90. in boards THE FtHOOTER'S COMPANION; comprising a description of Pointers slid Setters, as well as of those Birds which are the objects of pursuit ; of Scent, and the reason why one dog's sense of smell is superior to another's ; the Fowling-piece fully considered, particularly as it relates to the use of percussion powder. On the Properties of Percussion Powder, and the best method of making it. Shooting Illustrated ; and the Art of Shoot ing Flying Exemplified,. and clearly laid down. The Game Laws Familiarly Explained. &c. &e. By T. B. JOHNSON. " This is a well-written and well-arranged production."—Lite rary-Chronicle. Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row. LI st Auc. 13—This fnnorning, about two O'clock, it came nn to. blow a most tremendous gabs [root W. to W.N.W which still continues. TONI. e, Bart. Chairman. hawe, Deputy-Chairman. Nugent Kirtland, Esq. Sir John Scott Lillie Sir Jamea IR*Cirtgor, F.R.S. Capta D in W. A. Montagu, R.N. C. These circumstances being kept in view, a slight glance at the map will suffice to demonstrate to any one, the great obstructions which must consequently arise to all vessels trading from ports westwanl and northward of the Land's End, to ports southward and eastward of it ; and that these obstructions must most especially present themselves to the increasing trade in the southern counties of Wales, will also be readily perceived. To remove these evils, and to open a speedy and safe communi sation at all seasons for vessels trading from London and the ports on the eastern and southern coasts of England, to the ports of Ireland and the western ports of England, including Liverpool and Bristol, and to the coasts of South Wales, are the main objects of the proposed Ship Canal. SMYRNA, JULY 2.—Depredations continue to be committed in. the Atchinelago upon vessels boating the Austrian flag. It 16 re— ported that a very considerable number of small Greek boats ara cruising in the Arches. The Ann, Londridge, which was taken by the Greeks, and car. rietl into Napoli di Rotnania, has been given up, and arrived ac Constantinople 9th uh. The 3lereury, Edwards, (with 50 tots of sperm oil on board) was totally lost at New Zealand, in January. Crew saved. A ship arrived at Gluckstadt from the Greenland fishery reports, that 18 ships belonging to the Elbe and Weser bad Wien duly 4900 seals, and seven whales. The Argyle Ground, lately arrived at Waterfard, from Ouebee„, has been seized for having illicit tobacco on board. VESSELS SPOKEN WIT H.—The Catherine Gran, Boyle, 99ebt ult. off Cape Rosier, out 30 days; 26th, Charlotte of Bristol; Ist inst. Lively, La Guityra, tot, Ilamburgh, by the Xenophon, ar.. rived at Deal. Jane, Russel, lisunburgh, for Newfoundland , Ise inst. 3td, Westmorland, Liverpool for Quebec, by the D?ClIIIH. arrived at Liverpool. George Canning, Liverpool foe Quebec. 30th July,by the Francis Watson, arrived at Liverpool. Braga°. u, Liverpool for New York, 23d July ; 29th, the Attieus, frost Liverpool to Boston; 2d August, the Cumberland, from Liver.' pool for Miramichi, by the Philip Tab, arrived at Liverpool. . R. - Harry Dna. Esq. H. T. Coiebrooke, Esq. F.R.S. kar Francis W. D. FrUo p ir e sa,l. Jabs Kingskia, Esq. The Canal will extend from Beer or Seaton Bay in the English Channel, to Sto!ford or Bridgewater Bay in the Bristol Channel ; it will be 44 miles long, 90 feet wide, and lb feet deep, and may be navigated by vestals of 200 tons burden, register measurement, when fully load ed. BAN isai—Mesars. Drummond. STAIDING Contegn—Lancslot Shadwell, Esq. souctv on—Christopher Oodmond, Esq. Price:claw—Dr. Hume, No. 9, Curson-street. Bnnonos—Pbbiens Coyne, Esq. No. Al, Welbeck.street. Persona effecting Life Assurances with this Society will ono Neely derive immediate benefits by the Rates and Conditions, but ettencre ultimate advantages, as it is one of its leading principles Nat the Assured for the whole term of life shall eventualli posses. the entire Funds and Resources of the Association, participating also, In the interim. in each periodical division of Profits, The Association cootinues to advance Money on Hemlines and Annuities satisfactorily secured. The Board-days are on Wednesdays at Three o'clock, and on Fridays at ltry-n. Atari. to d fly. from Ten ten Fire o'clock, to receive Pro parts, and Wes stish every istbruistion that may be required. Tbe Hall-s—rly Dividend of Five per Cent. Interest on Shares rosy be received by Fasprieton during the same hours. By Order, JOHN RATRAY, Registrar. who t~iea oper WOO MMU attention to Its leading points. has not only pouseved all the popular attractions _ but by inereasiag the number of Prises, and rais e of the Capital• Prom £21.000 to £15,000, he us the hooour to be the first Contractor that ever presented the Public with so large a sum u 210,2041., including 100,000 i. In /AU Magnificent Prises of £2 i,OOO .T 23,000 £25,000 £23.000 besides the usual Number of other Prizes. and NO BLANKS ! ALL in ONE DAY, WEDNESDAY, 31st AUGUST (THIS MONTH). rictus and Shares are now on Sale at Carroll's. the Contractor's Offices, 19, Cornhill ; 7, Charing-cross; and 94, Oxford.strect, Loodon ; where he sold, in four months, Four Prises of 20,0001. ! and lately. Foot Prises of 30,000/. ! In the Lottery drawn the 31st of Bay last, Carroll sold No. 3,446 (Clam B), a Prise of 10,11001. ; N 0.11.616, a Prise of 1.1051., and five other Capitals! N.B. By Act of Parliament, all Lotteries will be abolished for ate st Sumuclosion of the present Deawinip. WINES AT REDUCED PI ONDON AND WES' 1.1 SPIRIT COMPANY, T tlo's itirch. ICES FOR CASH ONLY.. WINEMINSTER St. m ar _ L 16, Stand, opposite Per Doyen. Pat, Vintage 1820 - 275. to 30s. Ditto Crusted - 365. 425. Ditto 5 to 8 years in bottle . . 411 s 565. Slurry, Pale&Brown 275. Us- Do. Amontillado . 425. —48 a. Madeira, West India 365. 425. Do. East India - 403. —60 s. Bucellas . 365. 425. Tenerife, Lisbon, Vi donia,& Mountain Xs. 36. Claret, St. Julien . . 40a. Superior Gin, I ; Jamaica Sit !Jour) parked in a boggle' Per Dozen Claret. Lafitte and 31ar- Pox -72 z. to 965. Sparkling Cham pagne . 721. Do. and Creaming or the first quality - —a. 965. St. Peray, dry and spark. 72a. Chablis Hermitage, Red and White Ws: Moselle, Sauterne, he, 60a. Foreign Liqueurs of all kinds. :um, 15..; Brandy, 255. pet gall. d gratis—Bottles at coat price. BEARS' GREASE . — This article, when genuine, and procured from the anima/ in its native climate, is easily known by those who have once used it. It penetrates sooner, re tains its moisture longer, and, on analysis, is found materially varied from all other Animal or Vegetable Oils. JA 31ES ATKI N St) N, P E RFIJ 31 ER, has the gratification to inform the Public that the Bears' Grease, as imported by him, has given the most general satisfaction. Its peculiar properties of re generating the Hair being now proved to a demonstration, and he will only add, that independent of promoting the growth, it is very plenum for dressing the hair, making it beautifully soft and glary; but, as there are several imitations, it is necessary to ob serve, that a Bill is wrapped round each Put, with the Importer's Sinature, and the Pot has the figure of a Bear burnt on the top innt Printed), and no Pot is sold foe less than 2s. fid. Price in pots 2s. 6d. and 4s. ; and in bottles 34. Bd. and 7s. M.; and perfumed with Otto of Rose, extra price. 8. . : 1d it 44, Gerrard -street; and by appointment by Messrs. u , - ""e and Peirce. 67, New Bond -street; Sanger, 160, Grange, AS, Caner, 132, Smith, 98, Firth, 43, and Langley, 31, Oxford 'Stet ; , 31 intrant. 7, Bur ode; Dobson and Mason, 38, r.aymarset ; Woodman, Pfwalilly ; Mamma, Fleet-street ; 4 -:, 28, llishopsgate-street ; Paterson, Uraeechureh-street ; plugs's, Ooleman.street ; Gibbinv, Fleet-market ; Wakefield, Larnb's Conduit -street; and most Perfumers. FOR PRESERVIND THE TEETH AND GUMS. THE VEGETABLE TOOTH POWDER bas so long been in general use, that it Is almost unnecessary to egtv any farther recommendation of it. Composed of vegetables, without the admixture or any mineral or pernicious ingredient vhatever it is free from the u sua l obje c ti o n a g ainst the use of other Dentifrices. Its detersive power is just sufficient to annihilate those destructive panicles which adhere to the Duni, and the inter stices of the Teeth • healing injuries in the former , and promoting a new enamel (wh e n it has been injured or corroded) on the latter. It likewise imparts a firmness and healthy redness to the Gums ; and if use d regu l arly, will preserve the Teeth in a sound state to old age. Sold in Beteg, at t*.s. 9d., by Butler, Chemist, 4, Chespside, St. Paul's ; Piney rind Co. 1 34. New flond.street, London ; rind hr the va c r Perfumers and Medicine Venders throughout the Vaned • . __ _ Of whom may be bad. Is eac TLER's sopeclorBl LYE R-W IRED TOOTH BRUSIZES, h ; and BUTLER'S very fragrant LAVENDER WATER, in half. Pm. at 31. ed. l 'in e Be careful to as k f or B ut l er ' s l' ege t a bl e To ot h Powder : ari'l to nbserre the name and address of " Bodo'. 1. nicalnidei . e'Ntrsred on 'be Stamp attached to each Box of this esteemed 'kookier, to distinguish tt from Imitations under similar titles. ioit the At the two extremities harbours will be constructed, and, as will be seen by the evidence. these harimurs will not only secure to vessels using the Canal safe and commodious entrances to it, but will be of pest service to the Shipping Interest Fe iorally, as Asylum Harbour', and will also prevent an immense Wm of lives and property. The proposed harbour at Beer will, in time of war, be of incalculable advantage in preventing captures by the enemy's onisers. ----- The total expense of forming the Cans! and Harbours, and of nply providing for ever] contingency incident. to mach a wok, is . . okih. @ aollea ra t - 6 -- itais allowed for each iliatinct part tithe work a aum at which ha can immediately find parties willing to contract for it. The sources of a revenue, proportioned to this expenditure, established by the evidence of competent and respectable witnesses, were arranged under the following heads : Tons. Ist. The supply of coals to the whole extent of emmtry bettering upon the Canal, and fora considerable dis. tante on each side of it, including the towns of Honiton, Taunton, Ihninster, Axminster, Chard, Crewkerne, Yeovil, Colyton, Langport, Bridge. water- and others, taken only as one-half of the esti mate, w 45,000 tons, and groceries and other goods at 15,000 tons - - - - 60,000 2d. The like supply of coals to the southern parts of England, taken at one-half only of a reduced esti. mate 3d. Tonnage of limestone for paving, building, &c. 4th. Tonnage of ships trading between English pone, passing through the Canal, taken at one-half of the tonnage of vessels at present navigating round the Lands End, as appearing by returns made to Par. liament for the purpose of this calculation - 3th. Tonnage of foreign vessels using the Canal, taken at two-thirds of the amount ascertained by the like returns 12 7, 868 Ith. Tonnage of British vessels trading to foreign ports, taken at one-half the quantity, ascertained by like returns 89,010 7th. Tonnage of vessels trading from Ireland to Bri tish and foreign ports, taken at one-third of the quantity, ascertained by like returns 83,312 500.000 30,000 Total tonnage At a charge of 1.1. per ton per mileon an average, the above tonnage •ill produce, for the whole 44 miles of Canal, a gross revenue of - X 200,846 12 4 Add a tonnage rate, to be levied on all vessels taking refuge in, or using the proposed har bour, and also en vessels proceeding along the Canal, to Bridgewater and the river Punt. The amount annually from these sources may, OD an average of years, be taken at 10,000 0 0 1,095,327 Clear annual income arising from the Canal and Harbouts, and applicable to a dividend among the proprietors, of about 12 per cent. - 210,001 12 0 N.B. The expenses of management, repairs, and every other contingency, will be provided for by the tonnage arising on the in ternal traffic on the Canal: In the above calculation no allowance is made for the vast in. grease of trade which is annually taking place in South Wales. and to which this undertaking will moat essentially contribute; nor is arty tonnage reckoned in coal brought from Wales to London ; the Stone Coal and Culin is however already used there, and on the east coast of England ; and there Is every reason to expect that the com mon Welsh Coal wUI find its way to the London market, when a safe and regular mode of transit shall be secured. The consequent increase of trade and manufacture in the fine and populous country through which the Canal will rase, presents* prospect of additional revenue to a very considerable extent; and in the great Northern Canals, which have proved so immensely productive, that increase has been the great source of profit. It should here be noticed that a recent negotiation will allow the Cur. partition, at a very moderate expense, to make a branch Ship Ca nal to the populous and wealthy town of Taunton, and that a junc tion with the Grand Western Canal will, by the saws means, be effected. It should also be noticed. that although in the event of a war the transit through the Canal will be very materially augmented, the additionallimeome to be derived from that event has not been tan into consideration in the above estimates. The Committee, therefore. conceive that this undertaking cannot be considered of a delusive or even of a doubtful and hazardous itharseter, but a measure affording to the subscribers every reason- able easurance of an ample present profit, and the additional pro. rake of an income incensing with the advance of national prospe rity. Tts esplital of 1.750,01101. is directed in the Act to be raised, by , 1 sham of 1001. each. No shareholder will be liable beyond his shares, and his liability au future calls in respect of such shares will owe immediately on a transfer ; the Act directs, that two months at the less shall intervene between each call, and that no call shall exceed 5 per cent. A General Meeting of the Subscribers will take place To.morrnw. to elect Directors, and make the necessary arrangements for the commencement of the work ; and the Conimitt^e regoest that all communications, in the interval, may be addressed to Messrs. King and Lukin, 4, Gray's Inn.tquare ; and Mr. Clarke, Chard, llomeraet. THE LATE W. H. WINTER. ESQ 'S COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS; ALSO A SPLENDID LIBRARY. Br Mr. WILLIAMS, At the Auction Mart. Ilartholomew.lane, TO-MORROW, and following Day, at 12, by order of tho,Executor and Executrix, AVery choice and select Collection of highly•finislied PICTURES. in an excellent state of preservation, formed with considerable taste ond judgment. by the deceased ; also a valuable LIBRARY, including several of the National Gal kries, and illustrated Books and Books of Prints. Among the Paintings will be found rare specimens at the following eminent Masters, vie.:— . L. Giordano Rembrandt Stinad M. Carre B. Scliendal Teniers tiverin Zorg D. Fettl Van Dyck egen Wesnix Jortleami Jan Steen noyne Peters, &c...1 1 / 4 ,e. The Books comprise the Cenral, Fellience, Houghton. Stafford, Napoleon, and Shakespeare Galleries; fkaticbita di Ereolano, vole ; Visggio Pittorleo della Tpubs.a....34ggis....,;..Antiquises ' Prance:2 vols.; Voyage Tittaresque de Naples, fl vols. ; Picart's Religious Ceremonies, 12 vols. ; Orainger's Biographical History of England, illustrated, 21 vols.; Encyclopedia Britannica, 20 vol s. ; and many other valuable works. To be viewed this day and mornings of sale, And Catalogues had (price Is.) at the Mart; Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly of Mr Thomas Wiliams, High-street, Cheltenham; and of 111r.Williatns Throirmorton-street. N.H. The Pictures will be sold on Friday. A FREEHOLD STEAM-MILL AND PREMISES, TOOLEV-STREET, BOROUGH. Aif R. PHILLIPS respectfully notifies, that he shill I SUBMIT by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, on IVED:4ESDAY„ the Slit Instant, at One. a compact and va luable FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Wearer-lane, Tooley street, contiguous to the Thames, whereon is erected A STEAM CORN-MILL, Of twelve borne power, together with a house. offices, and enclosed yard. The gteam•mill in capable of driving three pair of stones : the going gear and machinery complete, and in a good state, and in constant working; a well of excellent water within the premises. May be viewed Mondays. Wednesda►s, and Thursdays, be tween ten and three, by application to Mr. Palmer, on the pre mises, of whom printed particulars may be had; also of Messrs. Jennings, Collier, Birch, and Merchant, Care►-street, Lincoln'e inn ; at the Auction Mart; and of Mr. Phillips, No. 711, New Bond-street. GARBRAND HALL. EWELL, SURREY. TO be LET, FURNISHED, by Mr. WILLOCR, the Capital MANSION. called GARBRAND HALL. most delightfully situate at the north end of the rural village of Ewell, one mile from Epsom, five from Kingston, and fourteen miles from London, containing . sis servants' bed rooms, five hand. some bed chambers, with dressing roma. ELEGANT DRAW ING ROOMS, and EATING ROOMS, Library, and all requisite offices, detached coach-houses, stabling, dairy, brew house, and farm buildings, lawns, plantations, pleasure grounds, with a beautiful river running through them, kitchen gardens, orchard, hot-house and conservatory, the whole surrounded by lofty walls, clothed with the choicest fruit trees, togeth e r with TWELVE, ACRES OF MEADOW LAND, a family pew in Ewell Church, and two others for servants. The house Is completely and elegantly Furnished, fit for the immediate reception of a family of distinction, and will be let for one, three, or five years. Cards to view. and all further particulars. may be had of Mr Willoek, 45, Golden square. No. 30. STRAND. APARTY OF FOUR, OR CUNNING EXEMPLIFIED. " Three friends 1 have with me," a lunatic said, His form in the Boots of his Guide as pourtray'd I " Just so our protectors, two travellers more, Thus they, you, and I, make a party of Four." These Four then arrit'd at an Inn for the night, The place of asylum at hand, all was right ; For while in deep slumber the Guide lay fast boned, The Insane the Doctor's Certificate found, And, speeding his way to the glad-hnuse,—" I've got A friend," he then said, " whose unfortunate lot It is to be craz'd t—if shall bring him apace ; But, mind, he will wish to put me in hit place, By swearing that I um the madman, not him, With other craek•brain'd unaccountable whim." His steps then retracing. the Inn he regain'd, Asleep while the unconscious guide still remain d, And rousing him, both sallied forth to explore The Country, till reaching the Asylum door, When out came theKeeper,—" We Four," said the Guide, " My friend. Two Protectors my Boots in beside."— " You hear," cried the lunatic, " Reason in lacking, He sees two Protectors in Warren's Jet Blacking." " Aye, Aye," said the Keeper, then pounced on his prey, And clad him at once in strait waistcoat array. " 'Tis he." in amaze cried the Guide, " who is mad, Not me !" but attention was not to be had ; They shav'd his head closely and pinion'd him down, While scamp'ring the Insane in triumph to Town. " You've murder 'd your Guide," cried his friend in despair, " The Guide—why he's mad, as the maddest Ale& hare, And safely tamed—so be after hint packing— The biter is bit, and through Warren's Jet Blacking." This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING, prepared by ROBERT WARREN, 30, Strand, London; and sold in every Town in the Kingdom. Liquid, in bottles, M. 10d. 12,1. and 18.1. each. Also Paste Blacking, in Pots, 6d. 12d. and UM each. A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid. FALL IN To nacco.—ln consequence of the additional war duty on tobacco being taken off, the manufacturers have lowered the price of tobacco and snuff' to the public. The reduction to the retail dealers took place last week. FEROCITY or A ficiasr.—On the 14th ult. Mr. Don ziloe, a farmer at Dalwood, Dorset, was attacked by a stallion of the draft kind, which he had in his possession : the horse laid hold of his left arm, between the wrist and the elbow, and reared with the arm in his teeth, so as to lift Mr. lonziloe above ground, and then shook him re peatedly, so that the bone was not only dreadfully crushed by his teeth, but his shoulder was also dislocated. Mr. Dotiziloe's servant repeatedly struck the nose of the horse, hut for some time without effect. Mr. Danziloe continued in this dreadful situation nearly a quarter of an hour. Am putation took place below the elbow, as soon as possible ; and he is now likely to do well. It is remarkable that the horse was in traces at the time.—Bristol Journsl. DREADFUL Accinzar.—As three tren were descending a coal-pit, called the Independent Pit, near Bream, in the Forest of I)ran, on Thursday last, the rope by which they descending unfortunately slipped, and they were precipi tated to the bottom of the pit, a depth of more than 100 yards, a►d which of course caused their instant death. An inquest was held on the bodies before W. Joyner Ellis, Esq. Coroner, when a verdict was returned of Ace, denial Death.—Gloucester JOUrRa. MOUBRAY (IN POULTRY, &c. Fifth Edition, enlarged by a Treatise on Brewing, adapted to the use of Private Familia, price 7s. in boards, A. PRACTICAL TREATISE on BREEDING, REARING. and FATTENING ALL KINDS of DOMESTIC POULTRY, Pheasants. Pigeons, and Rabbits: including also an interesting Account of the Egyptian Method of Hatching .Eggs by Artificial Heat, with soros Modern Experi ments thereon; also ens Breeding, Feeding, and Managing Swine, Mileh cows, ano Besu. By BONINGTON MOUBRAY, Esq. " Mr. Moubray's little book on the breedied, Teasing. and fat tening all kinds of domestic poultry and pigs, is unquestionably the most practical work on the subject in our language. Ilse Au.' thor's aim seems to have been to avoid scientific detail, and to con. vey his information in plain and intelligible terms. The conveni ence of a small poultry yard—two or three pigs, width breeding sow—and a cow for seam , milk, butter, and cheese—in an English «entry hoses, appears hodippensable; mid` se point outhavreltear may be obtained at a reasonable expense, seems to have been Mr. ! Mowbray's object. liv adopting the plan of his work. any family may furnish their table with these luxuries at one-third of the price they are obliged to pay at the markets • and the farmer and breeder may render it the source of considerable profit.":-.-Fannet's Journal. w a w The chapter on Brewing may be had separately, to complete the former Editions, price Is. Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster row. DICKSON'STRACTICAL AGRICULTURE. In 2 thick vols. 4to. illustrated with 100 copper plate Engravings. comprehending 400 subjects of improved Agricultural Imple ments, the different breeds of Cattle, the various Grasses, (on IS coloured plates), &c. ACOMPLETE SYSTEM of PRACTICAL AGRI CULTURE and MODERN HUSBANDRY: in which are fully detalled,the Nature of Soils and Manures ; the proper Manage ment of Meadow and Pasture; and the Improved Cultivation of Arable Lands ; Rotation of Crops, Artificial Grassea, titc. the best means of Draining, with numerous plates, illustrative of the Fame, and of Embanking, Enclosing, Road Maki•ig, and Fencing; the different species of Live Stock, with coloured plates of the most Improved breeds; and the construction of Tam-houses, Offices, and Cottages, accompanied with engraved plans and estimates. With as Appendix of the Laws relating to Agriculture. particu lady of the Relative Rights of Landlord and Tenant, Forms of Leases, Setting out Tithes, &e. By R. W. DICKSON, M.D. Originally published at six guineas; but the stock having passed into the hands of the present proprietors, they have reduced its price to four guineas, thus rendering It the cheapest as well as the most comprehensive Work on the subject extant. Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternoster-row. EGAN'S SPORTING ANECDOTES. New and enlar g ed Edition, with coltaured l'iatnia - I;m7l — illustrations, price 12e. in board'', SPORTING ANECDOTES, original and selected ; chiding numerous characteristic Portraits of Persons in every walk of life, who have acquired notoriety from their achievements on the Turf; at the Table ; and in the Diversions of the Field ; the whole forming a complete delineation of the Sporting World. By PIERCE EGAN. "The Author (say the reviewers) has here contrived to amass together all the particulars of Hone, Dog, and Man, worthy of being known. It is a happy composition, full of whim and parti. cular phrases, with a slip of morality in it. like a hit of lemon peel in one's punch, and flavoured with the choicest lime juice of slang. No affectation ; no dispirited passages • no tame subjects ; no non sense ! It does not run a longwinded subject down ; but is every thing by fits, and nothing long. All who have heard of the in comparable Dan Crisp—the wonderful phenomenon Mare, Mr. M'ells's matchless Pipylina !—Flying Childers—Snowball, the fleet black greyhound—Eclipse—Tom Crib—llambletonisn, and Sir Charles Bunbury—all, we say, who have heard or rend of these great names, and who respect perfection and talent wherever it can be found, let them purchase these Sporting Anecdotes—for they are faithful in the dispensation of fame to Man and Beast."—Bold win's Loodon Magazine. Printed for Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, Paternostcr-row. GREENLAND FISHERY. The following bad account of the Greenland fishery has bete: received at Lloyd's I Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Whitby, dated Aug. 14 :—" Arrived the Lively, Kirk, from Greenland, with one "'..10-vemokiftikel ice July 24, and brings the following accestat of the fishery, siz.:—Hull Ships—Abram, two fish, 30 tubs. oat June 20 ; Everthorp, clean, Jirly 10 ; Kiero, one fish, July 20 Laurel, ooe fish, 17 tuns, July 18 ; Unity, .one fish, six tit s, Jelr .24 ; North Britain, clean, July 20; Rachel and Ana, oue fish, r. tuns, July 10. London Ships--Margaret and the Neptune, botut clean, July 20. Whitby Ships—Esk, clean, July 10 ; Harmony., clean, July ;0 ' • Volunteer, clean, July 10 ; Lively, one fi sh, WI Was, arrived ; Resolution, three fish, 40 tune, and Valiant, ODIN fish; 4 tuns, arrived at Shetland. Aberdeen Ships—Alexander,. two fi sh, 20 tuns, June 20 ; Jane, clean, no date ; Neptune, clew:. no data. Peterhead Ships—Alert and the .Mary, both clean, July -20; Perseverance, one fish, 16 tuna, July 21 ; and the John 4 Greenock, clean, July 10." MARXISTS. (From the Lomita Vas Pries Cfrrent.l Ato.ll. purehaassof Cotton in this mullet, from Tttes day to yesterday inclusive, are abut 1,500 bags; the sales ►ester. day were about id. higher than the prices of last week ; the principal purchases were Bengale 6id. a fitd. Surats 7d. a Sid. a few Perusunat at lad. and Boweds Ilid. SVGA IL—The Sugar market became rather heavy last week oat ascount of the sale which we referred to on Tuesday ; towards that close of the market the request again revived, and the prices im proved. The purchases of 111uscovades to-day are eunsidenthle the market looks firm, and the prices fully supported. In the Re fined market there was little alteration ; the demand towards the close of last week reviving, and the lowest Lumps BBL tkl. a Ws. tine goods were much inquired after by the wholesale grocers, whs+ purchased on rather an extensive scale. Molasses were 32, The Refined market to-day is heavy anti a shade lower. Illolasses 11s • 31s. 4d. _ COFFEE.—The Coffee market last week was exceedingly firm.: and generally the prices were improving ; very large parcels of St-' Domingo Coffee having sold by private contract at 6th. 6.1. ; Break/. 61s. 6d. a 625. 6d.; fine fine ordinary Cuba 745. In the Britia'► Plantation descriptions there was alto considerable business didr.g, and at higher prices; good middling Jamaica 964. and V7s. The briskness which was yesterday in Coffee has this forenoon subsided t. St. Domingo sold yesterday at 631. 6d. but the market to-day :• again dull : the two public sales this forenoon were chse9y taken in. good ordinary colour) , Cuba tits. ftd. a 03s. indirect St. Doming. Ills. the British Plantation at the previous prices; above IMO bar, Foreign were on sale. FRL'IT.—Red Smyrna Raisins have been rather more in devo mand this week ; several small parcels have been taken for export: in the other descriptions there is no alteration. HEMP, !FLAX; and TALLOW.—The Tallow market s heavy, chiefly on account of the change of weather, and the recent extensive arrivals ; the nearest price of the new is to-day 365. 6d_ Hemp is steady, new at 39f. Flax rather lower. 011. S.—There are no accounts yet from the northern 6sherir• - the quotations of Oils are in consequence nearly nominal t the 14:0 prices are however firmly maintained. Seed and Olive Oils are du', t and heavy. At a late hour to-day intelligence was re( e:ved of :t•t arrival at Whitby, from Greenland ; she left the ice 24th ult. az reports the great proportion of the ships clean ; there ate. how's, r. only 24 vessels at that Fishery, and 86 at Davis straits; the repot,: will no doubt have an cfleat oa the prices on 'Charge, but at too late an hour for our insertion. SALTPETRE.—The demand was yesterday brisk at a prew.luna of Is. a Is. fid. on the India House prices ; the market to-slay us quiet. SPICES.--The extensive speculations in Spices have been re. rived with lincreased briskness; the following prices wets paid to. day at the hour of our going to preset—Nutmegs Os. 4d. a ea. 3d. Mace, beet quality, Es. d. a 95.; Cloves 3s. a bs. It is, however. TO be observed, the market is greatly changed since yeeteaday ; the agitation yesterday was excessive, to-day the market is again cwt. Pepper was more inquired after and rather higher yesterday, but the request has rather subsided. RU3II, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.--The Rum market' has lately been exceedingly firm, but the purchases reported art not ex. tenure ; the speculator have evinced some disposittoo to *ell, bet only at very lull prices; proof Leewari ;30to 33 Jamaica% 31. fid. a 34. 4d. favourite marks 3s. bd. s 3s. ed. Brandy viol without briskness ; new housed 3s. Id. of 17123 2.. led.; pours. deaux 2s. Geneva has risen very much in Holism', but there is so alteration in this market, Is. 10d. a 2s. TEA.—In the Tea market the scarcity of Twankays has i.-i. creased; other kinds are steady. TOBACCO.—Tbe purchases or Tobacco since- our last are fined to parce ls of 3 and 10 hhds. to the trade, as their oseciatiles cerolrs.r.xrttl h t ro t he renor s o. per u o lt: !aide. Maryiando. bought• a short time ago at lop. per lb alt h f"c and e s t.hemA o p r ound; it went of heavily ; only about a fourth part sold: c v. t public ; sa th ie ere was are broughtt ew parcels treme rice sd. a 2..61. per lb. • The side affords no criterion of she market. azin. l ,6d l i t n t ra. S h, l o, l thre. P rh. R ie o ßimoneiret Vl7 oo o st N ttit S ee -- 2;l l3 .icea er io t lf... i i s u a ,tit, i ab th e; ou ril t iunt a l l he ta oi r i a oasi t l if:ti e . 14, . P ir,l .: 7B3. r n k . turd 946. a lids . ~, e. .1'