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. /9 2 --..-.--, ... \ ) ... "•:";" ‘x, -e.. - • (.... ."•••-• ?et Coal tp . 111 - •if • I - ( S s •1 4t . k•-• ~.. .•• .. , ..1‘ .;:i• „„---„,_,/ • 1 I liTt 1.43 pa . - A ti t b A A 4 t rt lirthOt . , • Lie . 4 ~ ..at 4 . $ , z 7 s - :- .44 4,.:.. if - . a J 3 • ____ O /2 20J.; 150 Rahias at 19.1. a 19.1.; 150 M • , ..shamsai OM 4 90 Mums at 11.1. a Ms! : 10 Para* at 10/1 ; 260 Dense raraa al 151,d. a ma, ; 3450 Laassir.. at 1124. a 13 I ; 35 , .? s erials A i $4.1. a 1 lid, ; 4100 Seogal. at 711. a $t i. per di. The imports are East In d ia 2,0160 bag., Dalt Itisha Sfse,,, New Orleans 2.407, Sawmillsls, &c. 1.613, other parts of lbw Visited States 1,004. 111112118 4,856 :. total It ,737. Owing to the reelection in the duty ow N. P. &Kw , of 14. per cwt. width will take ',lase from this day, there Mite hew few sellers this week : the only public sale coweissiesl of 100 blvd.. of Jamaica, which Pohl rather lower fur the brown dricriptiusitt, viz. at 57 3.1. to 61.. for low dry to.vyry goo.' ilfiliCii. A few strong Itrazila 'abbe. hero taken fur shipment at 994. fur brown. and 33,. fur low white ; bill its other .orl4 and East India we have had nothing lone. A public sale of 1.200 bag. of De - Collee ow Moustay last went irregis , 'arty - , the lower descriptioaa supporting furwver prices. most middling descriptions as n decline in 601111 P moaners of 25.; the . 11116;11es. done since by private treaty is isirowaiderahos, 1 cousin: Mg of 100 bag. of 11.se ordinary Lintels at 111.. 2ou i bag. sof fair ordinary 8r5..0 at I J 3.. and a few small parcests i of Jamaica, of good hi seri , good mishlowg grabs,. at 116 s. I a 130.. We have &fair JerwastAlsr Carus. of which MO bags , of Para bare brew WIWI for 'shipment at 31 a. •Mk Pimento I varsity to good quality ha. sold Su etrall "steel. at 7J. a 711.1. 1 per lb. Carolina Rice of ronlilitior qua's.), ssolJ early us Inc week at 17s. 6d. ; but rt a public sale of 370 tierces. use Wednesday, ordinary to middling loom& Its. a ID., whirls is an advance of Is. a 1.. 6 J. on this quality, asst a few lute 1 of fair sold at 19.. a 11.1.64 1 : !'.sat twits is a ithost altera tion. The Rom mar!:et is flat, and Jamaica. have *old at l 3.. 7d. for it D. P. II ,stun Pot Ashes Wave brought DD.. 6J. in Isiiiil fur exportation, soil Nl...laical have said at ASS. ; Dolton Pearls base a 1.1.1 •t 411.. asol Montreals at 33*. .s 1365. tel. per cwt. IliJcs of 20011 gustily are scorer and anus_ I ell ; 2,000 11111.1111 S Ares light and of middling quility base I been taken at 6101. a 11 . 2.1 per lb. The &swami for Tobacco Iva. been conlitwol SO a few small parcels fur the home trade sad for exportation, •t about Ilse previssua rates. The trassiactions iis Orwoosis thor wees have been su limited as to be almost unworthy of 'suttee ; no sales have occurred its L0gr.410.1. A ',out 49 tons paal Cuba Emilie have been soil at 91. 12s. 6J. to 91. 15i. per ton. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE:V. The Public are most respectfully informed, that during the I recei4 the Decorations of the Theatre have been entirely and that a, most material improverinnt has be effected in the Prtiscesiont," which, on , former h Spectacle, ran be rai•ed to nearly double its former height ; the effect of which will be exhibited is • sew scene in the Entertainment of this Evening. 1 1111 S PRESENT WEDNESDAY. Sept. S r will be acted 'the Comedy of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sri Peter Teazle, Mr. W. Farren; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. Terry ; Sir Benjamin Backbite Mr. Liston ; Joseph Surface, Mr. Macreasly ; Charles Surface, Mr. C. Kimble. Lady Teazle, Mrs. Daviro u (her first appearance at this Th eatre) ; , Lady Sneernell, Mrs. Connor; Mrs. Candour, Mrs. Gibbs; I Maria, Miss Filet' Aftir which, the Melo-drama of THE MILLER. ANN) 111 S MEN. Grintloft Mr. Farley; Count Freilei ick Friberg, Mr. Con. nor : Karl. Mr. Liston ; Lothair, Mr. Abbott. Claudine, Miss Finite ; Lauri-It, Mrs. Corti. Not au order can he admitted. Doors opened at Six o'Clock, and the Play begin a t Seven. Boxes /s.; Second Price 3s. 6d 38. 6.1.; Second Price 24.--I.ower Gallery 25.; Second Price ls.—Upper Gal leo la.; Second Price fid. Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-office. Harf.street, from Ten till Four. A Private Box may be had fur the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon. at the flux-Offiee. T o - morro w, the Opera of the Devil's Bridge; Count Be. lino, Mr. Philipps (hi s first appearance at this Theater)-- C u zesing—and A Roland fur au Oliver. On Friday, The Provoked Husband, with The Barber of T"E QUARTERLY REVIEW. No.XLII. • well be published TO-MORROW. BOOKS RECENTLY PUBLISHED I By J. MAWMAN. 39, Ludgate-street, Luedon. 1 HISTORY Or ENGLAND, from the ZW first Invasion by the Romans to the Accession of I Henry VIII. In three large volumes 410. price W. bs. beards, By the Rev. JOHN LINGARD, Author of " The Antiquities of the Anglo - Saxon Ch urch... This Work will contain the History of the Southern Divi ohm of this Island, from It a first Invasive by the lionises to the Accession of Henry VIII. To reader it worthy the patronage of the Public, the Author has spared no pales is consulting the most *orient Historians, and comparing their Narratives with such authentic Documents as are known to exist. He has not confined hini.elf to a barren recant of facts, but has endeavoured to trace the progress of the Nation from barbarism to releement, and to mark its gradual improvement in the arts of Legislation nod Govern ment. With this view Ire has coasiderril it a duty to deli neate with swarm, the manners, laws, and polity of our Auglo-Saxou ancestors; to entice the foreicn customs en grafted upon them by the Ninnies conquerors; to develupe the cause. shich rendered the sorcreino depeedaut on the helms, of his veseale, and led to the introduction of the Representatives of the People into the wrest Council of the Nation; sett to destribe the must valuable improventeute, which in the emir* ef cede reign were made is the taws, the administration of justice, and the Mitres' government of the kingdom. It wry perhaps be thought a recommendation to this Work, that it was, in the first instance, composed withunt any reference to Modern Historians. The Author reli giously confined his researches to the Oriental, sad wheerver it was possible to Contemporary Writers. This resolution rendered his task more lalseriees ; hut it rendered it also more satisfactory. It preserved him frees imbibing the pre judices, or copying the mistakes of others ; it left him to the nobiassed exercise of his owe judgment; amid it bas en abled him to place in a new, and he mists a more illustrat ing light, some of the most insportant occurrences in our History. MR. I.INGARD'S CONTINUATION of this HIS. TORY, to the REVOLUTION its 1658, is in • state of forwarduess. A CLASSICAL TOUR through ITALY and SICILY, tending to illustrate some Districts which have not bee* de scribed by Mr. &Mace is his " Classical Tour." By Sir Richard Colt Hoare, Bart. - - - - COMPOSITION FOR ASSCNSED TAXE S : NOTICE is lie r ehe given, thUrt Person.. ilesirflus of COMPOUNDING for their AStiESSED TAXES, snider the provisions of the Act of 594rtiro 111. cap SI, 'witted. " An Act to relieve Persons compountliog for their Assessed Telma front an annual Assessment, for the Term of Three Years," limy. on application to ihe A xPerswr of the parish or place in which they were 'gra< sir .1 to the said Buttes of Assessed Tsars, fur the year tooling Sat April, ISIM, re. twice ikons Or Wolter.. to be given by them to. the Clerk to the Commissioners of the District, of their desire to com pound; and as no compost can he enured into afar the Slit of October neat, persons ,h- Brine lu ..... pound are re quested to give notice of their intention to the said Cies k to the Coomissimers, as early as possible, that the necessary forms of the Act may be cumplie.l with within the period limited fur compuundine. By order of the Roar.l, MATTHEW WINTER, Secretary. Office fur Tines. Somerset-House, ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMIVIARIAT IDEPtRTMERT, TREASURY CUMBERS, AUGUST 20,1819. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirous 1 -‘ of Contracting to supply the following Articles fur the use of the Army, riz.— BREAD, Tu his Majesty's Lauri Farces in Cautunments, Quarters, and Barracks io the uuder.vicatioaed Counties and Nandi: Norfolk, Northampton. Natalia het land, Notliochan, )xfor.l. Rutlan.l. Salop. Snowy t, six Wont. Surrry, Sussex, Warwick. Westmoreland, Wilts, I Wot tester, Imp k. North and South Alderney, Gloneester(ineluils Bedford, 1 in. the City of Berke • including I Bristol), Ilse Town of Gm nsey, thong , rford), all!4, Berwick, Hereford, Bucks, Hertford, Cansbridge(ineltids Hunts, ing the Town of Isle of Man, Newmarket', Isle of Wight, Chester, Jersey, Cornaall (includs Kent (including ing Tilbury Fort in Cun)tiel laud, I the County of Ds rbv, Essex ) , X.VOI). L4111:341. r, Dorset. Lege. ster, Durhsin, Lincoln. Essex (exclusive of Middlesex, Tilbury Fort), Monmouth, And in the several Counties in North Britain, As also Bleat' to the Household Troops in London soul its Vicinity. OATS, August 30, 1819. OUTRAGE AT MANCHESTER. AT is most numermi• ‘I 1 1 . E of the ELECTORS of WE..II'3IINSTER. held in False. - yard ttu Thiersilay, the 2.1 of September. 1519. Sir FRANCIS BURDETT, natl. M.P. in the Chair, It was Resolved—That it is the duty of I very Ff , ell , l to his Country to itasi.t in procuring redress for those Persona who have bee• tool Imprisoned, in coosequeseeof the Meeting behl 3i Winchester, on the 16th of the last Month—to afford such relit fas uric be lie matey to the Sufferers and their Fainilies—and to bring to pniiisheent the perpetrators of the mune?. And that • Subscription he opened far the shove pur poses; and that Sir Francis Itur.trtt. J.C. Iltthh.sti.ie, T. T. Clarke. Esq. (with other.. he a Committee. with power to stkl to their manlier, to carry the iutcultuua of ibis Meeting into effect. TM 5.4 TR R. ROTA L. DA EU A !MET. THIS EVENING. ‘VELEN ESDAY, S, pt. 8, will be performed a Comedy, in five acts, called THE HONEY MOON. The Duke Aranzs, Mr. W.irdc; Count Montalbso, Mr. JJimard; M R . J. obin t R ussel l.tt Mrßussell ; Mr. BCIKIJUr.h j aques, r Juliana, Mrs. Edwin ; Vulaute, bliss E. Blanchard; Z more, lln.T. Hill. After which, the Comic 'Merle& of SY I.V EsT ER DAGGERnOOD. Sylvester Daygerwooel, Mr. .1. Russell. Ti , COWIN& with the Comedy of TEAZING MADE EASY. Litiglot, Mr. Terry; Glowworm, Mr. Jones ; Gammon, Mr. .1. Russell; Peter Pastoral, Mr Russell; Milieu'. Mr. Watkinson. SI rs.Teastr, Mrs. Davenport; Molly Mixem, Mrs. T. Hill ; Miss Mealy, Mrs. Gibbs. Boxes, 55.—Pit, 31.—First Gallery, Sr.—Second Gal- £ 1 0 I 0 _ SUBSCRIPTIONS. John Cam Hothouse, Mr. Ruth Esq. - .ClO O 0 Mr. Rayner - Willimn Stanhope 0 10 Mr. Clark :Maiden- A few Journeymen lane', 1 • - Mechanics 012 Mr. Prim( - 1 1 T. T. Clarke, Emu 10 0I Mr Giles - 1 0 A few Journeymen Mr Hislin 1 0 Printers I/AO , od. Mr. \Vatter Rowe 1 0 C. Puller, Esq. 2 2 Nlr. Skerringtou 1 0 Sir Francis Burdett, Mr. Taylor . 1 0 Birth M.P. 210 0 Mr Galloway 2 0 Job.' Reeve and Friends 0 15 Mr.(i. (ilasier 2 0 Sir Richard Phillips S 5 Mr. Haskell 1 0 A Friend, per Mr. Mr. Holuri Ireland 1 0 Brooke - 1 1 Mr He Wear 1 is A Friend, per ditto 5 5 Mr. Money 1 0 Edw. Langley, Esq. 0 6 Proprietors of the R. P. 1 0 Statesman P. Walker, Esq. 1 0 Mr. Jigging Mr. Edwards - 010 Subscriptions are received by Mr. S. Brook., No 110, Strand; Mr. Galloway. 69, High Holborn ; Mr. Hothy, Wardour-street ; Mr. Giles, 5, Wycli street ; Mr. 11:is. ken, 94, Tork-street, nestminstrr ; Mr. Parr, Gnat Rum sell-street, Covent-garden ; Mr. Sparkra, 351.0% torn...reel ; and at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand. To his Majesty's Cavalry in Csitionmeni the uniteruientiouerl Cow Bedford, I Gloucester, Berwick, 1 Hereford, Bucks, I Hertford, Capri:ridge, Bents, Chester, Leicester, Cu mix./ law% Lincoln, Herby, Monmouth, Hurl:rot, Oxford,. Is and Quarters, la rit ies : Rui land, Stollord, Westmoreland, IWilts; tV•nenler, North and South Wales. Ott.S.—Cuosideruble business has brew done in Sperm. moil the prices of every ihseriptiou hive astt.aliciod 21. a Zig. per tun. Whale Fins low*. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. RETINT.D SlJolll.—Cmssi.irrubte pa.eele of btrge lumpy have kern taken for rrusloor at an aavanes of Is. per rat. In oilier minis there is nu sitersitou, but the utaikri is straily. FORAGE, viz. Oats. Hay. and Straw, to his Majesty's Cavalry is Barracks, and Oats. in Cantonments and (loaners, in the uuder mentioned Counties in South Britain Becks, lAneaeler, Corns all, Middlesex, 1) , von, Nod , dk, Ibil set, Northamptos, Essex. Nottingham, Dante (including Stunt se I, the Isle of Suffolk, Wight), Sin cry, Kent, SUsOCX, .Dud in the several Counties in North Britain (including Troops on the March ) That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the Twelity.fitth day of October next ; that Proposals in writing, sealed up and ma. ked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office on or before Tomany the Twentv.eiglith of September next (but none will be received after Twelve °Thick on that day), awl if sent by post, the postage must be paid. Proposals most be made separately for each County, ex cept fur the Counties comprising North awl South %Vales, all of which must be included iu one Tenter; as she must the several Counties in North Britain; and each Proposal must have the Letter which is eil to the Tender properly filled up by Two Persons of known Pro perty engaging, to become bound with the Party tendering in the Amount stated in the printed Particulars fur the due Performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Prices expressed in Words at lxinth ; and should it so happen that daring the Continuance of the Contract so Troops should be supplied in the County, the Expense of the Stamps fur the Contract and Bund, paid in the first In stance by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Particulars of the Contracts may be haul upon Application at this Office between the Hours of Eleven and Five, and at the °ice of Deputy Commissary-General Young, Edinburgh. P.S.—Samples of the Bread and Meal may be sees at this Office, between the Hours of Twelve and Two. Vritrwiek s York, Ordnance Barracks at Newcastle. peon.Ty to. and Oats is North. motherland. Postscript. Tuesday,. September 7. ISISI. Four• o'flock. The B. P. SUGAR 11111111V1 oilli reillalllS •rry suaelite, ♦ue %MP% 10-4 Ry were Very horded. Count —A public sale was h►uught forward this morn- Sue, which went ulf Wiwi' irregularly. ihe CUlree t.t.114 shunt 4s. lower, hut the good and VICAR 41133 1 1- ties nearly the foreseer prices. A few tots of Dutch sold tali as high es any that has been put up lately. try. le. The Poore to he opened at Mx eCioxit,snil the Perforrn• auce to begin at Seven. 5 5 1 0 7YI6ATItB-ltoY'. l L, ENGLIAIit OPERA-HOUSE, WAND. THIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY. Sept. 8, will be perforated, Biekerstars Comic Opera of LIONEL AND CLARISSA. Colonel Ohlbny, Mr. Dimino; I.iowel r Alr. eisairmaa; Jes samy, Mr. IVreneli ; Merman, Mr. Heckel. Umbra. Miss Carew; Lady Mary Oldboy, Mrs. Grove Daum Oldbuy, Miss I Stevenson ; Jenny, Miss Kelly.. Attar abich (with alterations), the Remit, Tragic, Operatic Drama, in two acts, called THE TAILORS; Cr. A TRAGEDY FOR WARM WEATHER. Francisco. Mr. Harley; Abrahamidra, Mr. J. Reeve; Ear. theli.mriis, Mr. Pearman; Percy, Mr. Wilkinson, Rentals do, M r . 11% S. Chatlerley; Isaacus, Mr. Lancaster. Duruthae, Miss Kelly; Tittilinils, Miss I. Stevemion. Hoses, ss; Second Price, 3s.—Pit, 3s. Second Price, Is. Stl.—Lower Gillery, 2s. ; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallen)', Is.; Second Price Gal. &MP, Places, Tickets, Admissions fur the Season, and Privets Buses (with the advantage of a separate entrance an Exeter-street), to be had of Mr. Stevenson, at the Bas Office, Strand entrance from Tca till Four; mid o f Mr. F.-snarls, Library, 170:New Bond street. Tomorrow, My Own Rivsl!—A Cure fur Romance—and The Brown Man. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. GREGORY'S CH EATERY' ELI). Al is rablisherl, a New Edition, prore Ss. bonnet. of riIHE ELEMENTS of a 1 1 01.11 . E 1::1)1.T. CATION, carefully selected from the Liters of the late Earl of Chesterfield to his Son. By GEORGE GREGORY, DD. Author of " Popular Lectures on no miatry and Experi mental Philosophy," .kr. Loudon: _Printed fur Longman, Horst, and Co ; J. Riehardsoo; Baldwin, Crailock, and Juy ; Sr:di - herd and Letterman; Sherwood, Neely, and Jones; G. and W. B. Whittaker; A. K. Newmau ; and Oak and Co. ••• This Book cuotains a fund of useful practical know. ledge, Motive to men End manners, and is peculiarly adapted fur Youth completion their education. It comprehends the Emmons of the four colonies of " Lord Chesteefictirs Lit ters," with the 0111 . 111‘luil of what has been deemed exrep. tionable. The epistolary form is preserved; and the style and seotimesis are entirely those of the Molitor'.. For the benefit or the English reader, the passazes trom Litho. lan ' irsages are translated; and a few 'sutra are adard, where the subject required elucidation. - MILITARY PROMOTION. Commission in the North Hants Militia, signer/ by eke Tice. Liergeoant of Ike Comni!, of Haute. Charles Morgan It.ibiustin Morgan, E.g. to he Captain, r.ce Spencer, resigned—dated Argu•t 25, 1814. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, Bader the Patronage of his Royal Higbaess Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg. il IS PRESENT EVENING, WED NESDAY,, September 8, the Entertainments to coos tneuce with a new Molo.(hamatic Barletta, called, TIIE MANIAC! OR, LOVE AND MADNESS! After which, the popular Barletta, called, TIIP. SECRET. To conclude with, FLORENCE MACARTFIY! P,ivate Boxes have been made, anti may be bad nightly Places canuot pnisibly be kept later lbau Half-pail Seven THE LONDON ENGINEER MAR GATE STEAM YACHT, Captain H. W. DODD. The Public is most respectfully informed, that duriag the remainder of the season, this elegant and consatorlinits Vessel will leave the Tower every TUESDAY, THURS DAY, and SATURDAY, precisely at Eight eau& in the Morning, for MARGATE., and will return from thence every MOT DAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at the same hour. Fares Ms. each Passenger; and for Children tinder 12 years o f age, and Servants attending Families, 7s. Id. each, Pier Thres included. A Female Attendant is on board, for the accommodation of Ladies. This Vessel is propelled by two erradeasing or onexplo sive Engines, with copper boilers and adequate self-aeting safely valves. Passengers are requested to forward their Laggage to one of lbw following places, from whence it will he sagely misery ed MI board the vessel, via.—The Company'a Office, 3 , Lower Thames-street; Hatchetes, New White Horse Cellar, Piccadilly; Moore's, Green Mail awl Still. mud Boar and Castle, Oxfortl•street ; 269 - (cormer of the George mail Blue Boar), High Holborn ; or the General Packet Office, 357, Strand; Rua to Mr. Chanceller, Pier, Margate. It is requested that Luggage be left before Six o'Clock oa the Evening precediug the leaving of the Vessel; and fur the purpose of defraying the expense of conveyiag the Mae on board, a charge of sixpence upon each parcel will be de manded. eAnek. Fur the secommotlat ion of numerous Visitors front Green wich, Lktptford, Coach calls at the Theatre a quarter liefore eleven. A new Serio Pantomime, to be called, Philip Quad', will be produced shortly, with new Music, Seasery, Dresses, tke S'PAYS. ROBINSON and ISTIRIN submit to the free inspection uf [Aeries their new Patterns in Cur sets, which they engage to make fit nut only well but in a style of superior beauty and fashion. Slays, Braces, and Corsages, suitably corictructed for growing Ladies and Children. Also newly-iervenled Stays fur improving the 41131 W, relleVillX spinal weakness, and fur the support and cure uf persons awry, by which they undertake to make Ladies straight, however imperfect the figure, without pad ding, which geadoely and perniciously increases defects, ‘erol her from pressure. Their elastic French Bella diminish. corpulency, afford c fore anal support before mid after :Re concilement, anal are highly beneficial iu all cases of shdo ruirsal weakness or enlargement. Country Ladies, describing their cams, instructed to take their own measures. Be sery particular in the names and number of the house, to prevent lalift•ke. s 9, Great Iturrell.strect, Bloomsbury. , o 1 I I. P6e... liv. li.. ..!! snt, wk- Nth 'eke s Moe Wirt lioni wed ►lot t - - - - CIE. Constantly kept nn Sale, for the accommodation of the Public, by Leigh, 18, Strand ; Rico's, 150, Oxford-street ; Butler, Cheapside; Tull, Exchange; and Ward, Holborn, DOCTOR SOLONION'S CELEBRATED ABSTERGENT LOTION, as effectual Cure fur EiturnoNs uu the FACE sad SKIN, particularly Pio rte., Blotches, Teller'.Magnums*, Tau, Suniouros, heekks, Shingks, Prickly Heat, Redoes. of the Nose, heck, Arms, &c. and (or Scorbutic slid Cataaeoss Era+. hons, being the must valuable acquisition and appendage to the toilet ever offered to the Nobility toed Dewey in the U sited Kincdooi. Also, Those highly-esteeined Medicines the CORDIAL BALM of GILEA I), for Nervous and Coosumptive seilers, and the A NTI-IM PETIGIN ES, or SOLOMON'S DROPS, fur Scorbutic and other disorders ariciusatiisr: from vitiated state of the blood aad lynsph.--Price I 1.. per Woke or few to owe family Wile fur 335. with the words riolonaos, Liverpool," eorposwil so the stoop. " o ° Patinas so ressittlog a One Poem' note say receive shire as mak by tlitaiMieur their knee's (peol•paid) to G.kad-Houtte, sear LiverpoOL I. THE APERIENT SODAIC POWDERS. TFIN new and elegont Preporation positemee the sdrantage of "meetly producing the best SODA WATER, sod of being, at the same time, 'a mild APERIENT, relieving Heartburn, Bite, Nausea, Acidity mmo the Stomach, lee. It is recurnemesdrd to those whose Smooch from weaker.% or other causes, reject Epsom sad Cheltealmem Salts, Su. the meatmenmes taste of which deters massy from ming them. These Powders possess all the 'medicinal properties of • them salts; in their opera tioe are equally send and efficacious; sad being perfectly tasteless, airy may be given to children as well ea risks, who =soot mkt a sailor aperient is soy other form. The Powders taken after too free an indelgesee in the 1111016111 of the table, partieslerly after too arch wine, the camoso dis agreeable sirens are altogether avoided. le worst climates, they will he fused diffusively beneficial, as they correct die mordseed bile, without debilitatiag the stomach. I Sold by the Proprietees,R. peeler end Seas, Chemists sad Dreggisis, N 0.4, Cleeveisle, censer of St. Peel's, leads; sod No. 34, Seekville.street, Dobli• • sod, file them, by all elms prisms! Deeksellers, Druggists:sod Sledicies Vergers, tbetmghent the Kiagdem. Is gems, at Se. &Leach. N.8.--M order le prevent the sobstileties of sponges imitatimmos of these remises, a fae.imintile of the Provirespes slimier , is sogrsved the label which is salmi to each Bow. a,* It has been a topic of getters' regret in the literary world, that Mr. F.ustace did ant live to finish ohs Sapple twittery Volume to his Classical Tear." so as to form a complete Work on the present mad past State of Italy, fur which be was engaged hi collecting materials at the period of his premature decease. But what Mr. Egoism did ant live to accomplish, Sir Richard Cott Moore has eseested,awil in such a mouser as; it is hoped, will be at trace aecepeable to the public, arid gratifying to the anwierous frirsds of Mr. Einem'', as a tribute of respect to his geoies, anti of affec tion to his memory. EUSTACE'S CLASSICAL TOUR through ITALY 4 vols. Svo. price is beards 31. The same Book, with Sir R. C. HOARE'S TOUR through ITALY and SICILY ; 3 vols. 4te. 61. Ss. Sir R. (". 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Sykes, ;Ate of Currier's' Hall good qualities have sold at about the pries of the last Com. court, London, and of Huddersfield, York, d0d0..., at pany's sale, and the middling and interior mots 3.1. to 6J. $e chi ts,, at Gil dliaars 11, Lemilou. king's per lb. higher. pteber 28. J. M issli, o Head-court, Newestra. street, Loudon, wlwiesale lineu iliaptr,at eleveit, at Guild. WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAUI PRODUCE. hall. The Correa market has beets shill during the week, and September 28. J Shirley, of Bedwariline, Worcester, wool. pliers have gradually declined. A great proportion of the stapler, at twelve, at the Uisicoro inn, ta'sireesier Coffee brought furviattl fur public aale has been bought in Sep ti t u r il ib t e in r al 2B :if it Hi l g 's h i b ie u s 4- o lu f su L ite aw , r 3 e l n i c il e ill i rs " :l l : ll l7,P la ii7;ele t rit, by the intportersout more than oar-fourth to one-third lots been sold, chiefly of good viably, the ordinary surto of Ja- a , fra, at Guildhall, Laa . i . a antics are very heavy of sale. I September 20. J. I'. Carpenter and J. 19eblwr, of %Veiling- The stock of W. I. Coffer is now 5,6;10 tone, being 360 tim, Somerset, drapers, at twelve, at the Squirrel Irv, more than at this time last year; pieseut prices 435. per Is ... macho .. cwt. lower. Septt miler 28. A. Leslie, of Size lane, Bocklersbury, Lou- B. P. Sutaalt..-71te market has been heavy since our last, dun • provision.aterchant. at ti u, at Guildhall. and prices are a shade lower. September 28. J. Masks, of Bilk-place, New-road, Middle , The stock of B. P. Sugar is now 20,000 tasks more than sex, chinatnan, at ten, at Guildhall, lAindon. last year's at this time: present prices, Ils. per cwt. lower September 28. A. Keating, of the Strand, ailversusitli• at per Gazette average. ten, at Guildhall, London. RON. are doll of sale at our mat quotations. October 5. J. Foster and J. Custer, of Selby, Tusk, on r• . The present stuck of Ruin is 2t1,572 puncheons, and price chants, at ten, at the George loin, Selby. of proofs 2s. 641. per gallon. Stuck last year, some slate, 5 . • O c t o b er J . Lewis, • of 3liticing•iiiiie, L t ind,,a, goer. h a w, 17,638 puncheons, and price of proof , 3s. 4d. per gallon. at twelve ' at Guildhall. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. October 2. Mll. D. Martin, of the Riorlingtoa.arr.... Rournt Ttlatiztrriaz --The last arrival, about 1,500 dilly, jeweller, at twelve, at 4:uildball, London. bola. has been sold at 14s. to 15s per cwt. September 28. J. 11. Gooillake. late of Water-lave, Tower. In Cant:tuna Rice there hat been little dune, but the street, Loudon (but now of Ulmer Thames-street), wait. prices remain steady. merchant. at twelve, at Guildhall. OCIUIICf 4. J. B ley, jun. of Sta third, shoe-manufactimer, SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. at eleven, at Ilse Swan Inn, Stretford. These has been • brisk demand for Bengal COTTON, chiefly October 4. H. Moule, of Bath, baker, at twelve, at the on speculatioa, and about 2,500 bales were taken at full Aug " laa, Bails. prices; SUMP of good quality are in request, but holders September 28. I'. Parsons, of Dike-sires t, St. Jam: sa, generallyha deb::ineirettik"nalexeept"iliadvarncile; Su o ther kind s breeches maker, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. there ----e ---se ----- -Ate' The an t es o ' se wee- arc' via. Sep tember 18. T. Phillips, late of Bread-street-kith L o uillini, 200 Pernanibuceo ordinary to middling 1941. a 190, fair to merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. good 1111td. • 10141. ; 30 Bahia fair 17141. ; 20 Bahia good Septeesher 28. G. Blakey, of Bishop.Monekton, York, anal 16,1.; is howl, 350 Surat taidillnig Kid. good 90.; 4,500 W. Blakey, of Leeds, York, grocers, at clever, at GrAil- Bessgal ordinary to middling 7d. a 7: 1 ,t1., fair to good 7itl. a ball, Lutdaa. Bt/, Sue tlitl. : total 5,100 bap. The imports amount to 26 September 26. w. Bantu, o f sp a e id„ mid,li teer , eal a,... Baebodues, 1 JaHliSiCa and Dumiugu: total 27 lr.v. dewier, at eleven, at Guildhall. London. BALTIC PRODUCE. SetptemberGoodall and T. Wilkintion, es of Parwaus. rrow, Loadou, crape.aisnefactors, at eleven, are 'PILLOW is in steady dem:sail. Guildhall. The following were the quotations at St. Petersburgh, August 10, 1819:-Y. C. Tallow 174 rbis. cash, Soap 150, --e,-__"l_b:r_2B. sever, at 1 7 . f. 1 1 . . ‘ ,.: 1 .. t r 0 r.. LilieulU ' "'m id Y.C. 154 paid, White 160, Wimp%) sionsual, Exchange seri 7 . 7 ber '` 2B `7' R. whew, of w.ippiar .,,, me t. mi la ik. a ,„, Lissisiou 10 3.16 •7-32 a }, du. Amsterdam 10 1.16 a h. amebae -smith, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. —... LIVERPOOL REPORT. Sensitises 4, 1119, CERTIFICATES —.4p-remises 28. ho Ths kien C: i ra ven tstar ene ket , ..d b. r em . . 0..... 1. 1 d ari zg. t i a ra.. we g i l l efa be i t ien tbe . eimele.eSats, J. se ast e J ii . F h tt i rs a yt ßris h. of io r . zt::•-• ,...row l.vri eder . tabwk* ._. j G . me iy r.: 'llse miles ars 6,060 bass, coosissies of 86 Is. Islands et o f Li ver pool, me r ekant.-!. Lajz , of nolo_ wee_ -Olecr Thow.... t. Wel-_ , Se. Id. ais ,30 maimed at DM. • 111 d. ; 1,900 Bowe& at 131 41 - worth , homy, merriatoto 3 1 • • 107 0 . a l b ilr aimg.i la , um : . • 13d.; 150 Orleans at 14d. a 15,14. ; 000 Fermium at 19.1. a i, Li o e o lo, gialistcr,..X.l. Hsi,lat e ~ a i -.