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" 7 • • / t i t et t „ iti a • • Q 5 l lint4).lPs '' ' ';' , . 11 II • r . yr . . oto :T r 8c libel _ . 0 - - NUMBER 5617. Nnt^t. 7d. THMATRE-ROYAL, DRIIMY-L4NR. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. I)-r. 6, his Majesty's Si perform the Tragic Play of PIZAKIiO. Sosniartls—Alonzo, Mr. Ceoprr (his 3! appearance in that Character); Pisarm, Mr. Thompron ; VallTrfk, Mr. Barnard ; Las Ca.,,, Mr. Pope. Elvira, Mrs. Glover. Peruvians— Ataliba, Mr. Powell: Rolla, Mr. Wallach (his 3.1 app. mace iu that Character); Oro:rush., Mr. Booth (hie 21 sprat *tree is, that Character). Cora, Mrs. W. Wrst. After which, the Mimi& Entertainment of THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. fir RPnLln.l, Nil-. Thompson; Walter, Mr Eiliston ; len.l, Mr. Knight. Lady Heins, Mi►s Smithson; Josephine, Mims Peaty; Wiairred, Min Tad/well. 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THORP, MAYOR. The COURT of LORD MAYOR and ALDERMEN, held on TUESDAY, the sth Day of December, 1820, and in the First Year of the Reims of George thr Fourth, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain end Ireland, King, &c. RrsoureD, THA I' r datifed and loyal ADDRESS be pre. seated to his Majesty by this Court, expressive of err abhorrence of the daring sod violent doctrines and pro ceedings now reicoorsred by wicked and desicniag evidently trudmg to the overthrew of the Constitution, and ultimately the destrarriion of the Country ; and declaratory of nor elntramination to maintain, to the utmost of tour power, the Throne of these Realms from ell secret attarh• and open sioiener, and to protect oar Religion and laws from the inroads of &edition and Infidrlity. WOODTHORPE. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Novemseu THE COURT of DiIItrCTORS of the UNITED COMPAST of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading Se Ma EAST INDIES, do hereby vine Notice, That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the Company appoiotrd to be held at their House ea Leadeolsall street on WEDNESDAY. the 96th Therwmtirr next, is far ther made special, for the purpose et laying before the Proprietors fur their approbation, in conformity with the 17th section of the 6i h rhapter of the By-Laws, a Resolution of the Court of Dirrrtors of the Sib instant, proporimr the establishment of a New OtSce, with a salary of three hun dred pounds per anointm e nt the Company's Military Seminary at Addiscombe, for the instruction of the Cadrts at that Institution in the science of Military Surveying. The said Resolution i■ open at this House for the in spection of the Proprietors. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. LONDON, WEDNES CNIPPLEGATE WITHIN. of T a very 11F.SPECTA VILE METINGI INHABITANTS of the WARD of CRIPPLEGATE WITHIN, held on Sitsersiay, December 2,1*10, at the Baptises Head Colfre-bootse, Ablermalibury ; • THOS. HELPS, Esq. in the Chair; The ftellowirer Loyal I)ochtratiee rose agreed te efteeiesoesly, and ordered to lie for Signatures et this House:— " DECLARATION. " We, the undersigned Inhabitants of the Ward of Cripple gale Within, at ibis period of public •gitataro, when, from the increasing boldness of the disloyal and dtsaffected, the peace, good order, and Ithefties of our C.onatry are roan. gored. du conceive it to he our duty to &Clare— ." That we view, with the greatest disapprobation and ab. horrence, the attempts which factious and drsigniug men have long been snaking, in an infinite variety of ways, to excite disaffection in the country ; and their endeavours, by degrees, to bring into coutempt the Christian. Religion, the sacred Person of the King, the. Admiuistratiou of Justice, and all our venerable and invaluable lustitutioni; convinced as we are, that at whatever sacrifice it may be of the happi ness or property of their fellow-countrymen, the 'inmate object of the promoters of these attempts is to subvert the eat iblisheil Order of Society, and the Constitution of the Kingdom. '• That, in the furtherance of this design, the disaffected, ever ready to take advantage of ii:.ssion events, aie now availing themselves of the late unhappy investigation; not from soy regard to the person, iiitcre , ts, or honour of flu Illustrious liadisolual, whose conduct was the subject of fu sion y, but tint, under the cloak of attachMeut to her right', they may insuleutly attack the highest authorities, of the realm ; and, by misleading, the well di/posed, and in_ Aiming the passions of the ignorant. more securely and snecessistlly partite the accomplishment of their wishes. "That the most powerful lustiomeot employed by these enemies of their country's peace, is a seditious and _licentious Press, which has, sic fear, but too successfully laboured to undermine the loyal, mural, and religions principles of the 118111014 in general. . . " That, shilat we entertain a strong sense of the great be nefits that have been derived to us (loin a free Pleas, we feel it ..car hounder duty, as men and (Medians, to express our utmost detestation of the many blasphemous and 'edit . publications of the present day, wherein Religion is defamed, our So►ereign openly Masked and reviled, and the authority of the laws dried. We pledge °modem to discourage,auil, to the utmost of our power, suppress such publicatioest mad we earnestly call uu oar fellow-citizens to join us in dim countessauciwg the dissemirsat ion of sentiments equally inju rious to domestic morals and the public peace. " That, having the happiness to live iu a land the most reasoned foe fias glory sod prosperity—where comfort is more universally diffused, and morality more generally pre valent dim is any other—where benevolence applies her attention to every want—where property is safe, and flee. glum, both civil and religious, is secured—where the laws are alike just in enactment, and impart ial is administration— sod, owlet a mild mid paternal Government, we firmly re- solve to do our brat inwards preserving these blessings to ourselves and our fellow-subjects, and haudiug tissue down unimpaired to our posterity; and for this purpose, we hereby declare our affectionate sod inviolable attachment to his Majesty's Ikranu and Government, our zealous regard fo► the laws and Coostoutuos of our C try, and our reso lution, to the utmost of our power, to protect and support the muse." T. Helps, 121, Cheapsi.l.. E. Rubinson, 117, CLearide J. leserndes, 127, Vi'ood.sirest Alrx. Gibb, 2, Milk sirert A. Sangsier,•2B, Milk-street Win Lynes, 26, Milk-street W. Hodgson, 11, Alderman- Wiry .1. Child, 71, A Idernsanbery W. Woodnesd, 6, Rusria row T. C. Higgs, 5. Itii.ms•rusr S. Ealenbinuogb, .17, Milk-sl.! Janie* Byrn, 5, Deer's court Slirldon.7, Milk street H. Wil.uu, 7, Alderiostibury W. Wilson, 7, Aldermlnbery hi. 51asignall, 16, Alarm/sr bury N. Painter, 12, A Iderrnanbury W. Horton, jan.Russia•eourt, T. G . IC us pp, Haberdashers.- halt R. Wollaston, 1, Milk-street W. Hooper, I, Btainiog-lace C. Godwin, VI, Gutter-tine W. Mouday,9, Alderrwanbury Nicholas Sklar, 4, dill,, Wm. Gibson, Milk-street W.lrrlawd,B7,Ahlertnanbury Thomas Freenum, Alderman y Postern Thwooss Hayur, 4, 11 oggia lane, Wsood.strect urge Ilayter, 4, ditto 11. Kulte, 14, Addle-street J. P. Crowder, 21, Wood st. Thomas Brockaopp, 11, dal° Snood Jackson, 121, ditto F. Grrasley, 18, Maidest-lase D. Sangster, 28, Milk-street Alex. Sampler $2B ditto Milk street J. Milehell,2S, Milk street Thos. liarrisue, 2, Clement'.- Thomas Lrver, 6, do. J. J. IYillsit, 8, do. JAG M , 17, Lad lane Thomasyonosoo nod Co. 7, . . court Rich. Roy, 121, Cheapside Ambrose ?lucre, 31, Mint at. E. Newcombe, 5, Aids...man. bury Hugh Edeubcoreugh,37, Milk- New Haploid'sll4lreet W. Jerram, 125, Wood.slreel Joseph Suer, 125, do. Mail. Plekrord, Wood street, Zseh. Langone, do. street John Ellis. 13, Milk-street Charles 'Frist, Dyer's-court, AlJermembery R. Starrett, 12, Milk-street Joseph Clerk, ditto Jos. Wilson, 31, Milk-street Jas. C. Forsyth, 5, RU1141.1- row, Milk-street James Helps, 1, Wood street Rola. :instils, 120, Wood-;t. It. Smith, jun. 126, Wontl-st. Thus. Parker, 10, Wootl-.t. Thos. Parker, jou. 20, ilk street Joseph Baxesotale. do. Tbomaq I►,JJcr, 33, Jo. Thomas Ha) ne e 8, 410. Nark Gregory, Maideo.larre, 11'oud Ftlfel Murk Henry Gregory, Wax Chandler: Hall, Maidtos. lane S. Soo plire, 72, Gutter-lane N. M..stm, 126, W..uJ•strtet (7.llorton,H wary- lane.market T. J +man, 109, %Vutol-aoreet Fr. Phillips, 7, Gobiamails-at. It. Incleby, o,ll'uod.sirerl J. Tiplady, 2, Ciroeui-eutart J.llma, Milk-sweet IVsiltam Cam, Love-lane Joo. K. Tour, IFI, ditto Mimi Metwilit-, 13, Wood lit. T. Willson, 11, (loidiiroillwit. A. Burch, A.M. Rector of fit. 111•0; S. Wilson, C. C. Dtacon, 11, Milk-Ft. Thoc Rae, 7, Dyer's-court, Ald , rm iiibus y itt.hui Ilaltiren, 4. Love-lane Itime Jaryiro, NI, Wow! Orret Ilakiegtois, 1.D.3 17, A Wei manbury It Babin ..... 17, dlttu It. Fajle, 61, .1411 u James DeacoO, Lid-hue Hubert Spoor, 28, M ulk•at. J. Edward., 39, Cat..atmt-at. Thus. Morton, 29, Wood-st. Jacob Bagley, 42, ditto James Sheldon, Milk-street Win. Hatch, Aides snalsbury T. Woods, St Iver-st . Woo.t.ut. Thomas Male, Milk-street W. Massy, Clement-court W.yertoa,ses. C,aia•cuurt, JOllll INCVIIIK, B , ditto 11. Garueil, 12, clinks Thumar Huh 20, JudoJ. P. Heats, Oiaciat lug Curate of Aldertuaaboary W. 11. Chaplin's, )Ifieintisig Curate of the Culled Pl 4• 11 , 11P114 Si. M at reel, aud St. 114ry, Stain ing Thunsa* Pfellioll, 62, Alder. inaubury C 6.011111%. aJ, 7, I.onduo.wall. Milk-street Joseph Sutcliffe, %'u.l-etreet %V. Dreitiog, 41, Alderman. bur♦ H. C. Gil Way, 2, Staising lane. J. Telford, 15, Aliterretaribury DECEMBER 6, 1820 FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Conensissione in the Warwickshire Regular Militia, signed by the /nod Liesteenwni of the County of Warwick. To b. I.lrilietialol—F:lssigui Simnel Vriggins—dated Octo. bpi. 7, IS2O ; and Ensign Charles P. Tbonics—dated Octo ber S, 1520. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. John Leonard, of Little Ilanapton, Worcester, teedsman. BANKRUPTS. James Gieen, late of Hedon, HiiWrites., York, merchant, to surrender, December:lt, 13, and January Ili, at eleven, at the Dog sod Dark There, &Meiotic, Kingston.npon all. A 'ionic's, Messrs. Eyre and Covevdale, Gray's. Ina, Loudon . • and Messrs. William and James bream, Illedon. Eilwardeldaker, of Ipswich, grocer, le surrender, Dee ceraber ta, al seven, el, and January 16, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Ipswich. Minnie's, News. Pearson and Lowrance, Ipswich; and Mr. Samuel Taylor, Julsa•street, Becllord•row,London:. John Williams, of itisbopsgste street-Within, London, liaco.draper, to surrender, December 9,23, awl January 16, at ten, at guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Jinni, Bucklersbury. Juba Page, now or late uf Vpnampon-Severn, Worcester, tanner to surreoder, December 111, at Me n, at Owl/Ilea of Mr. Beale, Upton-upon-Severn. * and January 16, at eleven, at the White bon Inn, Uploweepon-tteveres. Altar. viers, Mr. Matt, New BoswelLeouri, Lincoln's-Inm, Landau awl Mr. Beale, Upton-uponlescro. Webb Ltd Henry Welsh, of Bristol, linen drapers, to surrender, December 21,24, and January 16, at twelve, at the White Lion Inn Bristol. Attorneys, Mr. Clarke; sod Messrs. E. antl.l. Daniel, Bristol ; and Messrs. Jeuktiss, James, and Abbott, New.lno, London. James Barkley, now or late of Uppermill, Saildleworth, York, lyer, to surrender, December 19, 29, and January 16, at eleven, at the Yinee Head-Inn, L./Acmes, Saoldlewor:11, York. Attorneys, Mr. Delpb, Saddlewortb ; and Mr. Bettye, Cbaacery.lane, London. Muses Abraham and Daniel, otherwise David Levy. of Bath, to 'marmite, December 16, 18, and spumy 16, at eleven, at the Rush Tacit..., Bijou!. Attor neys, Messrs. Williams and White, Lincoln's-Inn Old build. imp, Loudon ; and Mr. Short, Bristol. John Borges Budget., of Swim-lane, otherwise Stoke St. Michael, Somerset, dealer, to surrender, December 14, el, sod January 16, at one, at the White Liao Inn, Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Adlingtuu and Gregory, Bedford-row, London ; and Mr. %erste, Rath. William Byrne, late of Fludyer.street, Westminster (hut now a prisoner in the King's Bench), knitter, to surrender, December 9, 2:1, and Jimmy 16, at ten, at Guildhall, Lon. dun. Attorney, Mr. Ilsnnam, Piaui Chambers, Covell'. garden. Robert Fox, of Great Queenrstreet, Lincoln's-Inn-6i Ids, Middlesex, wine.merrhaut, to surrender, Di masher 16, at one, 23, at ten, and Jannary 16, at one, at Guildhall , Lon don. Attorney, Mr. Hunt, Surrey-street, Strand. Edward F.dninnils, lute of Oswestry, Salop, scrivener, to surrender, December 9, IR, and January 16, at • !even, nt the Wyonstay Arms Dun, Oswestry, Attorneys, Mr. Grilfithes, lielshpuol ; and George Edmunds, Exchequer-Office, Lincoln'. Inn. William IVilscin, of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender, December 19. 20, and 'uneasy 18, at twelve, at the Star lim, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Edge. Manchester ; and Ile.wra. Milne and Parry, Temple, 'hoiden. Joseph Bramwell the yolinger, of Liverpool, skip-chand ler, to surrender, January 1,2, and 10, at oar, at the Yurk Hotel, Williamson-square, Liverpool. Attiwneys, Mr. Leather, Liverpool ; and Mr. Mason, New Bridge-street, London. DIVIDENDS. December 20. J. Read, of Gospel mak, Stafford, irommaater, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingliata. December 2d. .1. Lythpue,of Liverpool, timber-merchant, at our, at the Office of Mr. daises, Liverpool. Jauuary 2. H. Monld, of Wincheater, cabinet-maker, at the White Hart lan, Hartlebery, Worcester. January U. H. Smith, H. (Amster, and J. Down, of Great Wineitesterwtreet, Loudon a merchants, at twelve, at Guildhall. Dorrembfr 27. A. Manifold and J. Manifold, both of Liver pool, tanners, at our, at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool. Decrnal;er 27. R. W. Cooplaval, of Bridlington.qoay, York, hnew-dralwr, :Li eleven, at ilbe Coori.howse, Leeds. Dec. usher 27. J. Bracewell, of Brain!. y, Yosk, anakeeper, at eleven, at the Court.hoete, Leeda. December 'id S Thomson, of Red Cr.,. street, Cripplegaie, Loudon, (-slenderer, ■t inn, •t Guildhall. Jauttaty U. J. Radcliffe, of Nommen, Glamorgan, grocer, at forty,. at Guil.loati, London. January hi. W. H. Huard, of limehotste.liiile,lleerx, rope-wave, al surelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. lament y 6. F. Strobe, of Caatle-lace, Wettniiiiater, dealer, al woe, jA reullwr 26..1. S. iamb. of Bridal). druggisi, at ten Goildhoil, London. _— - Detvintier 18 K. Iluttgtuo,uf Fleet-street, Lordua, at feu, at Gu ildh a ll . _ . _ _ December 30. J itowiali, of Garter-boose-squire i sea, suercbsat,attweive, at GaddWO, Logsdon. Middle_ Jamitary 2. J. Huldabor, of Cheltenham, Gloucester, hover, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Cheltenham. December 29. V. Climes', lair of Ilalecertirt b, • tirassilyeurrchani, at eleven, at the King's Arens Inn, liaterwuri h. December IL A. Anacreon, of Philpet-lane, Loyolon, iner. chant, at eleven, at Guildhall. beet tuber 27. 11% r.aitilitoit and A. 1... Praitioton, of flewdh v, Worcester, grocers, at twelve, at the Wheat Shtif inn , BP•ldif T. D►eftnlr► 30. J. Musgrave, of New Laitiw, York, elullt tuasiofecturer, at clever', at the Coorl.hoose, Leeds. Dreenalper 30. J. Darnell sad J. Parry, of CI-WO, los •ad &Imre, at twelve, at she Cusumerrial Houma, Bristol. CERTIFICATES —I/Fermium !s. J. Dawson, of Melthani, Almondhury, York, elotleler H. Na.. 11, rif Chelhana, Docks, draper.—W. Stowtoll. of Sitwkley, Backe, butcher.—H. Nes ism, late of Buss.alley, Harale)slows, Surrey, vitthaller. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Thomas sod IL H. T.rytor, wt Thrormriesirio street, Lon. duo, I. ini..merehnuts ; Novconher 23, 1820.—W. Medium, Flatinaw, sod J. Elstnsn, of Camberwell, Muse% bonder.; November 24, 11120 —R. Trw.swell sod I Taylor, of Nottingham, sosltster. ; November 20, 1020.—T. Slue -6..14. Halmos, J. Hillman, H. Hillman. sod C. 11 ,11 0120. West fir le, Sussex, farmers; Oreosolwr 1, 11120—W. Ittmet 11 and G.Skey the younger. of I.2isb's 11111.Ve sex, hoolnallero; November V, 1820-4. Grvrw sod W. Hallawnrth, of 111.melteoler, engravers; Illerewobe r I, 1020. —,I, Rob. roma sod J. Wahine, of kewesette.opomT,nr, manwfseturm of silver plate; November, 1020.—A. 11.1oe sod J. flamy, of Norwich, boohasia•maoafselmrers; No vemb,r 30, 1820.—W. Tookey and J. Btocktott, at Bur miigham, brass•foloodert ; December 1, 1820. INSOLVENT DEBTORS. PETtnote of me INSOLVENT DEBTOR, nfklertd to be heard a the Gerldhall, Westlnluatr•, on Friday. the Yyth day of December, 1820. at Mlle o'clock its the forewarn. Hampson, Johsi;lsle of Cam-mtrert, Also/ Amster, Loam. shim, j"iner stud hunk and cheat-sinker. PETITION. of INSOLVENT DEsttons, to be heard at Ruthin„ m the County of Denbigh, on the 49th day of December, MO, at ten o'clock in the inrenons. Ries Evans, late of Llidiarde, in the parish of Clorriettor anig Derwen, in She manly of Denbigh, farmer, sch.ini snasirr, asJ publican. . . - [l , 44,min Gibson, late of lianrwal, in the comity of Denbigh, publican amid victualhr. At ‘V.kefiehl i , in the IVe.t Riding of the County of York, on the sth day of January, MI. at !eel o'clock in the lorenono. Thomas amulet., laic of Kirkbeatos, near HuddrraGelJ, In irt.llllily of York, coal-master. Abraham Harare (sued with George Welton. and .I..hn Chohavn), late of Hartahead with Clifton, in the county of York, stone-nsaana sad farmer. El aileth Clarkson, widow, late of Woodliouee, in the parish of Leeds, is the county of York, elutb•ntaker. At the Exchange, in the City of Chester, on the 26th day of December, 1820, at eleven o'clock in the feiretioon. Samuel Hawke., late of the city of Chester, coachman. t the Clerk of the l'eaceh. 01fice‘Curlisle, in the County of Cumberland, on the 29th d ty of De cember. 1820. at ten n'cloek in the foreoloou. Druid Ceostbarainr, late of Dyke Nooke, in the parish of Baasenthwaile, iu the county of Cumberland. farmer. Jona Harrison, late of Ylaryport, la the cuunty of Cum berland, hookbnuter. At the Town• Hall. Usk, in the County of Mon. mouth, en the Bth day of January•, 1821, at ten 0'0m( in the forenoon, Jacob Porker, late of Curie... Grove Trellick, i■ the county of Meanotatb, fa►mer and late labourer. AIAnKLTS. (From the a Landon Mercantil, Price Current, — of Tuesday, Deciashar 5, IMO 3 WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Contg.—There has been no public sale of this article since Taeoday last, and there hat 'sten little inquiry private. ly ; not withstsediug which we ear make nu alteratiosi iu our lam, the holders being GM in demanding former rates. The stork of W. 1. Coffee is now 3,039 tom, loving 460 less thou at t►is time last year, present pricts galae as lost year. Stmau.—The demand for Plantation Sugar enntiaues limited, but prices are without alt. ration ; good bright gro cery and strong working qualities have gone off more readily than the other descriptions. The Stock of B. P. Sugar is now 10,060 casks Its. than last year's at this time; present mkt s Is. per cwt. lower, per Ga:ette ye. The Rum market has been fiat, and low strengths are Id. per gotta., lower. The present stock of Rent is 19,712 puncheons, and price of proofs 2.. per plias. Stock lost year same der, puncheons, sad price of proofs 2s. Id. per gollon. For Pintrwro there Is little dem•nil. . . . Dirtwootss.—There has hems some Inviinere done in Jamaica Lugwood, at 71. per km. Other descriptions still continue very heavy. LIVERPOOL REPORT. Dactment 2, 18?0. Cusaideralde busiaess was done us Cotton in the early part of the week, and the market had the appearance of mope steadiness than for some time past; but the demand has beer more irregular duriag the last few days, and the market Iris seals closed heavily, at a further decline per ih. in Brazils, but without alteration in Rowed.. The total wider are 11,100 begs, Sod ecsai•t of 5,200 Ruweds at 9.1. a I ltd.; 100 Orkin's at 9d. a 12ii1. ; and a few at 14d.; 6.111 Tenneasees at 941. a Std. ' • 180 Sea Islands at 17111. a 23.1., and a few at 2s. Oil.; 30 stained at 111.1. a 15341.; 750 Per narn• at 12til. • 131t1. ; 1,000 Bahia, at 11d. a 121.1.; 1,600 51araohansa at 12d. a 1214. and a few at 1234.; 80 Para.. at 113.1. a 1134.; 450 Mins Novas at lld a I I W.; 550 Mine Gerais at 101. a 103.1.; 10 Demerara. at 13.1 ; 10 R.rha. does at 11 1 , 1 41. ; 180 Surat' at lad. a 9 til.; 150 Ucligalp at 7il. per lb. bere have been taken on lip , relation shout 2.000 Bowed. and 700 Brazils. The import this week is 1,202 bags Brazil. Girod scale Barbadoes Bazars have supported their former prices this week, but brown and midi:line descript have gone nil' heavily at a decline of Is per cwt. ; the quantity sold is 800 casks: its Foreign and East India we have hail nothing dune. The Demerara Nlul noires, in our last bare been disposed of at 25.. Ild. Ti,. Coffee market re mains quite stationary, sad nu transact sues have taken place in the article. The low price of Cato s bas induced some farther purchases, and about 700 hag. have hevit sold at 465. a 69s fur ordinaiy nod imix•nt to pretty good, and a few hag. very good at 51s. Pimesiii, loss o o ld at Std. per lb lsr Jeniand fur Rice is still extriniely limited. Fine Ji mama Rums have Gehl at 2a 8.1. for 19 tir:la. id. for :MO P. and Letwarda 95 0. P. at 2,. 741 per E., liun. %'.e have had some little impsiry fur Jamaica bigwood, slid fair w•oid his sold at 61 7. 6J ' but the market r. ry Hai. Pot Ash.* have been inquires' after fur expint at 30.. tea* the linty, tar 480 barrels Homes and New Turk ; 31notreal Pearls have sold also at 30s. lbe U.A. HOW bite!, imported balm sold at 91.1. fti.t. for retard parcels red Of ?aromas artzbts, ed. a bid. for Bolls. aid 7s. 3d a 74.5 d. Cu, Horse 111 dee. Scarcely aay busmen has been issue in Tobacco siert our last, and She few sales tootle to the trade have beer ►t a trifling decline. There has been a steady /errand fur fa'helr, and an advaare of la. per bo.het h►e heel% realised en this better qualities of Irish. Oat. have slam befit to g l iwd r c qn..-at. At a mobile sale of 2,090 barrels fie , di N. l'lnur, in bond, inn Tueaday, 'here were wit! whole was emieequently trilhdrawrie ; *hoot IWO lirl• ikdir Yank and Philadelphia have one c been sold at 12.. a g and !SOO lola. old Virytit.ia al 200. per brl. O! Sit.ll Semortar there is none How remaining and the be, ,V7,1.c.a i• tellibre d to a small rumpus: ; +mall L,./ Ir.11111 , 1•C :0 b. !Meru be roinnemer. at Vta. a eO3 • per ewt. A plreel 54) bake Turkey Madder I;nuie, of srOildliat i''• hero sold at 70.. per reel. Vaiiiaisi mutton , . :o ea ,4f• •' • small lull at le/. 18a. 1.. 171. per tun, for reni: •oi ; Enure —r-There has !reit falba a r.na;t1,7..,.• . 1 , .4. 1:., new Spanish luought to pulihr an sinu r the u • *but h, on the whole, went off slcadils, unit uratly insppurh f...swer !oh ee. F. 2. art hi acs of salr . RaesUltes SVGAns lokie not Lee.. to e abipnorg s, awn to ing aenrly serer ; she much ...ss fur hose , towiumption consume steady. Contract* fur swine airlo went eiroiiiire lute snide et the pro-t• slanted in tom- haw SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE The demand for Conon hes confluent r,” hernia. 11.• only inquiry having heeso for lkozate and P. , . minis, st hods fur rayon. The firmness of holders w rf1.01,11 prrielli. a teurionte isa the Apt description : • and nposs Ot • *Role she lisle currency fur Law kilos Cotton. ••, wish f e w elaceptions. eteadfly tagliatelle' el. The sales of he week air, duly punt. 7.0 Upland, fair, tof.d.; ftoo Pernambuco, fa to rood, 12 - ; 1 a 131 d.; 20 Carriacou and Gr. onda. crow, 123.1.; in hood, 1110 Sarni, middling, 43!.1.; COO Hegira 6.1.; lair 61.1.; 100 Madras, fair so gond, 614 w 73.1.: hital, 940 b..gs. The import in, 5-1 bags tutted Noon, and 31 bags Deuteron and Bet bite. Ptuiscript, Triesday, December 5, 1520, Four o'Clech. COI/CF.—Tit* market is very quiet, there leasamy horn to public *Ale In-day, anti the only inquiry privately was fee good ordinnt) Jamaica at 1205., which Ike holders refuse. The 11. P. NUGA• wristlet still continues 11 , 1 try there was, how, ver, ■ fair quantity told 10-irlsy at the former rates. 011FI41 Sl tiAll,-e•A public sale of Brasil to.day, eye- Meting of line a llow, but soft, went about le. lower IthAN DT •116. ptITCI.I browahl to our tiou last we. k wr• e nearly all arikris to at as. 9d. per gallon; purchases may now be smote at 34. 6(1. TtA.—At flit F.. I. Conipaisfa sale. &ales his sold .boat r lb..boee she pekes guild at the last sale. TUE NORTHERN EXPEDITION. r From " 77b Literary Gazette. "3 It wood appear, from the hardihood with which oer einmirsoneu bore the exeessiire cold to which they were ex posed, that • good deal of ezarzeration must trel'iug to the Al-comas previously given of the sistrerioes endured in (.o xen rep ..... s. IVe never read of isornan beings esi.ring at 24 degrees below zero; at more than 12 deg. below t►e point at which mercer, Setimiti solid ; nor, indeed, eat se♦ thine like that temperature, Won't es peririscing far greater inronvenumers than seem In have att. tided our navigators. Cayt Sabine's servant, to be sure, lust most of his fingers; and, o e snide istaird, that milker mass aloi was &foisted vf all the cod joint. of one hand; alters on tlio face were the efeeia of incaution% raposure; but or hear of an such fool accidents as are eianiannis eves in Roasis. Oar brave fel.. lows stood 11. e eurrenser4 weather wish mufflers stir to their noses and warm raps descendiug to thew eyes awl esmerieg their ears; and alter a little rxperieute of she climate. they avoided casualties by very simple memo Tne perm,. Niles was himself unrourclosio of the attack; but each " looking in his ueighbone's fare" as they went, *Anted Ina eonitni otiose whew he save hi■ nose grow white is. einistspieuee‘f the frost. Turning from Ike wind, arid a few rassiotes gentle friction with the hand (or if very much teajots.•il, with snow) invariably restored the circulation ; and the t. , tar of the part ; sod unless allowed to go too far, lOU 114111 .loatee.•r wan ON. Dot when seriously affected, the army of restoring the pit colattua was dreadful. Beer, rime, and spirit■ I✓eamr ire; the beer wag de. strayed, but the wi►e and arras were toler►bly pod ti ben thawed. The ship's timbers were of the temperature of the rounding element, and who fever the iron bolts and fists's:- lugs ran through, they became sionolleol with rosettes o' transparent ice. The intuit comfortable sleep was o hoim e d by converting the blankets auto large bags drawn at tam mouth. Into these the sluttiberer crept, and some comrade, who kept the watch, elated him it+ by polling the strum.. The visit of the bear, which we have meoationed, was • grand event. Ile came euselliag up to the Heel., when Captain Parry got nut his teasel. m to di.pateh hie,. Owing to WPM' misconception of tutu directions they bred in pie. toot, and only wousith .1 the shaggy minister, who retired growling and howdy. Rut the sport consisted in the true_ rat chase given by the crews of both vesieis, who ran after him two or three mile', toll be secured himself by erosion; some ire. The chase was famous fun fur oar jolly tars, aud enlivened their spirits labia,' below zero. We omitted the sootier of a very material fact its one last, a Col which may be considered the most importaa: of any ascertained, is so far as relates so proseentioo of inquiries in these Peas. Thruorhont the year, the wind blows almost esiostaaily,either from the North, or from Northern points of the compass. And as soon as the sou begins to produce as effect, • radiation of heat from the laud ensues, wbiEb , by the height of summer, July and August, becomes very powerful and ',five. Th e resu l t o f these two operations of waterer, is the loosening and release of the ice oil the Northern roast; and its coaseqneat drov ing towards the South. Thos., instead of the 'southern sides of hays, straits, sod seas, where navigatoos would plausibly look for ebanaels of open water (tinder the supposition that they would be insist likely to be found is the milder latitude'. it actually happens that the copmaiop exist on the norther aides, where the radiation of heat, aided by the prevailing north winds, detaches the frozen mass from the shore, and blowing it off, leaves a passage betweea the ice and the laud. On their return up Latieuter's Sound, the expedition reaped the benefit of this discovery, sailing on the north side obey the south was completely blocked up. Vessels hereafter .es. 2 to explore the arctic regions will, of costae, be guided with reference to this principle; and theta, wo doubt nut, be en abled to reach more distant points, if not to achieve lb. famed North wes t passage. _ . _ It has heels suggested, that as Cunk rip.l.l not eviler Bch ring's Straits, no other navigator. coold thetitei sail therefore, that though the Polar Sea .via :es flu,. Bilin'a Hay, that lea most be she limit i.t she Oulu I a..y. are. For the above reason., we are Inclined to 'pito.- 6. chit theory, sod e.perially as Hearne and Maeltenaw toith•o.ok of open Pe, on the northern coast of America, to w►tck, supposing the Prince Regent's Inlet of Parry to lead, t►ere will then he no impediment to a passage into the Pectic et• ceps in Ilehring's Straits themselves; and we rue nuary..36 for thinking that thear,fullowing the game• rule. Of 1,/taefa. tees Sound, may not he as prmtietble a. thit Suited his been aseertaimil to be, though till now held to be Imp... noble. We have wut wisoy tidier particular. hi stste. Parry, whew out from the ships fur three weeks, went *mitt Iv scrota Melville Woad, and beheld the era oil the oth er a id,. It is evident, that the icy ocean here toulai nit a mighty arch , . pelago of blonde, of w►ich Greenland is probably the great. est. When travelling un Mad, oar gallant countrymen Mint ed, and rested in tests like Giese of huckster, at ■ villat. fair. They were formed of hosrdilig piker, Ste. and covrrtd with sails and blankets. Sometimes they tried to tat the prothice of their guns; bat the fuzes were very disgusting, mad the the musk-ox resenabk-sl the toughest beef stewtet n. a musk miner. The cause of the foxes being so meth mote distaatilnl than we have been told they are about Sporber . gen is, we presume, the want of shat almadance of food tl,llll