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- . ..• 1, ' / Ykigie 2 , 7 . / 1777443----X7 9 rt 'a ;"4. -/ .. .. • - ..."'f ; . of . .r.. N 11•. .• ' 7 , , I * eft: 1 : ••• ...• : 3 I , . . . . . • • • 1_ f - 1 • y ~....- • : 0 .. . '' I. A................._.../ .;$^ . I N . ( . . . 1 lio , . .0 ) I. .t• A f " f . . .. . • --. .Ai * . • —_-:- • \...--...' Ilt 71 1 $ VII ' i - •Z " . , • ~ • i . . • 1 1 • . r . _ _ — 7 _ _ _—____ •,.-,._—_...-.„ !** o. I •- • - LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEII 7, 1818. numsza 4989. m4l4r Hrs. or. tiara Louise Merausta• Pries rerrent," if Two., Oclo&gr A. PRICE VW P-NcE. THRATR, 'n4L. DRUiI r. LANE. THE NEXT of KIN (if any) of JOHN MASON, late belongieg to the East India rervelsont Alp Which,.!see, derreeed, b 7 involving to Mr. Owes, No. 3, Willer* Meters' Commis, may hear of eoetetbieg to their advantage. in so brisk demand midget week. Pricetsskrdfcre on Ward in Dublin India s.ef lbs. per tierce ladiii Beef 5r 10s. The Ripl>tVO lima market has' here exceeding dug, and prices are full Is. lower. The shipments to Riau is be ing row compleied, the redacts are anxious to effect 641 m, la crashed Seger there is but little doing. - IllotAssas lass deelined in price. Tunsinrsinn.—B•di itougli and Spirits are dull, no sales making in either. • Pod Twooday, *dolor 6, 111111, Four &Meek. lisaaa.—'There was rather are ditypeeitinse ne the part of some bidden be neat Ike 060,1of.buyers Ismdryirisist in eenseqoenes 400 or MI Mids. wet. sold, chiefly a shilling lower tbs. en Friday; rand 'agars are stoat Grew • Coveita..—Perelemes net be 'Rails le-d.eff With the same advantage as for anise days preceding, the article being held watt an increased inninis a kick rinks 'Was 1 0-bey at low litoits ineffective. I NDloo.—This article generally . to Stirrer ; but it is to be reseeded, that this maritlin how goatlike worth 7s. and under. • - the thites, se as to, provost the 'claim oa tbo l out of the hbrarien. - WEST INDIA AND SPAPLISIEWAIN PRODUCE. Covres.-..Beversl yeblie sales of S. P. have bees Mooed Aomori skies mar lost, sisimestimg to about 1;000 mast those ors Wiketoslay emit skeet Is. Inver lbw Toesday . e, and tie sale on Thursday was nearly all takes is at higher pikes; but ow the whole, pries how asefined about 10e. per rut. us ordinary qsalidea, Os bettor anwriptioas being more make hare not bees so so& drepoird. It. Domingo Ise ordinary fenny has be.. amid . at 1311 e. pow cat. • 140 a. being generally sersoireel. The clock of West huh a Coffee is now 5,100 tom, being 2,30 e less this et this thee last year. Presort pekes 421. pet cwt. • "- - - - - This day is published, priee A. is boa*, THE PROGRESS of HUMAN LIFE . : SHAIISPEARMS SEVEN AGES Or NAN, illas tested by • Series of E‘braete in Promo aad Poetry, sod Eight Eisipsviougs ow Wood; foe the Use of liehools and Families : wide a View to the lopeovemeat of the itisiag Geueraliou. With a brief Memoir of Shakspeare sod his Writings. By JOHN EVANS!, A.M. Primed far Slierwciad, Neely, and Jurey Paterooster4aw god N. Hailva, Piccadilly. TO .MORROW. THURSDAY. October their Majesti..* Fh-rirmits till perform the Play of •rtiE IRON ('HEST. Sir Edward Mnetirner, Mr. Kean; ritxhardiug, Mr. Ptiwtll; Wilford, Mr. &road; Edina Wisterlon, Mr. alder; Newbold, Mr. Helloed; Santana, Mr. Cowell (from the Theatres-Royal, York sad Limed's. his lint ap pearance is Lealloa); Aroma's', Mr. T. Coolie ; Orate, Mr. Gatti.. Helm Mrs. Naga ; Bleach, Mrs. Organ; Barbers, Mrs. Slated; JoJill, Mrs. Harlowe. After which, the Farce of THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. The illomiele, Mr. Bansard; the Gearral, Mr. Williams (hi. seemed appeareiteria linerline); Sebastian, Mr Oulwrra ; ?imbeds' Mr. Cowell; Ambraw, Mr. Wewisser. Julia, Mrs. Ur ger; 'him Mrs. Glover. The Doors will be upset. at Six o'clock, and the Per former,• teem at Seven. H e lm, 5. ; Served Prier. 34.--Pit.ais Stegall Prior, 2s. ...Lower Gallery, Is. ; &cowl Price, /a.—Upper %slim y, Is.; Seemed Prier, 0.1. Duxes and eiIIOPS Ira hr Maul at the Rntioada, Bryilges otreei, front Teo till Four; where may be hod a Private Nos sightly-bud. for the farther aerommoslatioa of the Public, for be nmel may Erasing .:f per. &measure hunt ten tittßMvea. - - On Saturday, A New Way to Pay Old Deg' : Sir Giles (ll4lre:irk Mr. Ke•as. On Moeda!, the Traced. of Hamlet v Hamlet, Mr. Iran; °paha. Snit time, Mrs. Mackenzie (her third appeaser. at ibis Theatre). The Comedy of The Fasbionalik Lover is uwavoidably postpoirel Ay a few (hr. A New Comic Afterpieee is in preparation, mad will speedily be prudseed. 171E4 TRH-ROYAL, COPE:VT.OAR DEN. T HIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 7, will be need, the Comedy of THE CLANDESTINE NIA KKIAGE. Lord Ogleby, Mr. W. Fames; Sir Job.. Melville, Mr. Abbott ; Smeller, Mr. Fawcett ; Lovewell, Mr. C. Keni... ble ; Casten, Mr. Porky ; Brush, Mr. Junes; thijemit Plower, Mr Clamming. Mrs. Heidelberg, Mrs. Gov' u pon ; Mire /furling, Mrs C. Kerohle ; Fanny, Miss Brun tun ; Belly, Mrs. Sterling. To which will be added, the Fame of LOVE. LAW. AN I) PHYSIC. Dr. Camphor, Mr. Bkreebard ; Flexible, Mr. I. flour!! (Ina brat 'pleasure in that character); Lubin Log, Mr. Livros ; Audrew„ Mr. Diary. Mrs. Hilary, Mrs. Gibbs; , Lama, Mrs. SOAK. A Private Box may be hid for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Ilremlon, at the Box-offace. Boxes, 7. Second Price, 3s. (hi —Pit, 31. 641. Second Trice, 4s—Lower Gallery, 2s. &culid Prier, 19 •-•-•112 'bpi r G illery, Is Served Price, W. pours to be opened at Six, and the Performance to begin at &veil. Piaci.* fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr Brandon, at the Box-utfire, Hart-sirevt, from Ten till Four. TO. 111 , 4111 W will be revived the Comedy of The Rival.: Sr Aullinny Ahaulate (first lime), Mr. W. Forme. After whirl. (h% oar griller desire), the wonderful Performance's of M. pos. Mahler nod Chalon, is the P• 1111•11111111! of Harlequin Gisll.vvr 11.1 Friday (by particular desire), the Comedy of The ii.!,..iil for Sciu.lal. 0 , 1 Mond:ly, Wake Preserved : Belvidera, Miss O'Neill. NY •, I. 11 . 11 • Beard; or, Female Curiosity. II to Toesrhy will be produced, with stew Scenery, throt's, and D euratmns, a Comic Opera. is Iwo acts, called . flee Hailer of Seville (founded on the Opera of that saute), is whirls will be iatrudimed part of &galas aisrl Pernirliris eel. Mated music from "II Barbie,* di Sivigiiii " Count Alinsviva, Mr. Joon ; Dr ilartolii, Mr. Fawcett ; Pigsroi Mr Liston; Finrello. Mr. Plum; Argus, Mr. SingWelel i Rogue, %Ire. Dichosa (bring her lust appearance since her 1 ',tare from the C.outineur). ROYAL COBURG THEATRE. Umfire the P4i111411.1, a Me Royal Highness the PRINCE OR SAXE COBURG. THIS PRESENT WEDNESDAY, Oct. 7, 111 , - perflirmaaces will commence with that readies ly interesting Melo-drama. ealkJ THE BANISHED BROTHER; Or, SECRET ENEMY. Foremen, Mr. Munro; titrapedu, Mr. Blanchard; Alberto, Mr. *Canby. Alice, Miss Watson; Jane, Mrs. pavidge; Margery, Nis &Maio. The Piece to cowhide with the destruction of the Rub. bi is Cave, and total defeat. Mr. Usher will, for the third time at this Theatre horro r/Mee his serprision Entertainment of those celebrate d Mcu, She INDIAN JUGGLERS, and various astonishing Dram. lions, Equilibriums, &c.; amongst which be will balance a Peacock's Feather on mama parts of his body ; display Iwo Moss Hoops in continual motion, and at the more time Thread 'revisit small Beads wills his Teeth!:! Tuwhich will be ailkd, his sturls.adastred IMITATIONS of the FEATHER ED CREATION. and aeentnpaiwy the full Rawl in a Collerf I of Nightingales!!! The whole beim' a repeti tion of the performances oil his Slight, which pined such reiterated shoats of applause. T. WM eh Weil be added, the r and Melo-deem el' THE DOG OF MONTAItGIS. The Betoochal, Mr. %ridge; General Pontoons, Mr. GANA ; Ely (the Dwelt Boy), Mr. Le Clercq; Bertrand, Mr. llortrood. Vrbule, Mies Watson ; Grririntr, Mrs. putridly. In the rumor of the Piece a Roral Ballet, in which Mr. I.« Clercil awl Ilia. Sumitomo will apiwsw. The whole to courted( winos Comic Pantomime, called AVARICE; Or, HARLEQUIN". STATUE. Still a mew Opening to the Mennonite of Harlrquin's Hieseyainoo. Avarice (afterwards Retainers), Mr. Blanchard ; Starve afire (afterwards aorta), Sir. Usher; Hartrqeiti, Mr. Kirby. Miss Davis. _ _ _ tarts au.l Places fur the Roles to be bad of Mr. Grubb, at the Box-office, from Teu sill Four. _ _ Duxes, is. and 34 —Pit. is.—Gallery, ls. Ihwirs to be opened at Halt-past Five, Perforator's:es to c...iontnee at 'Lilt past six.—Halt-price at Half-past Eight. FOR COMPLAINTS OF THE STOMACH, &c. ORIENTAL VEGETABLE CORDIAL BY iI MA- JESTY'S LETTERS PATENT._ r IIE S.sluhrioue Powers of this CORDIAL have brio long and suiyersslly acknowledged by the I.,iiinony of thousands. It is a pleasant, safe. and effectual li. inedy in Bilious Disorders, excruciating Pain or Spasm of die Stuilisch and Bowels, 15:rkiiews, Vomiting, Flatulence, t'i utilities, and Acidity. It greatly increases the appetite, winnows digestion, and fortifies the Stomach and Rowels. In Ensiling, LOW IMO of Spirits, ?furrow; and Hysterical Atioolly, it is highby beneficial ; by bracing the Nerves, cheti,liiiig the Animal *pipits, sad giving vigour to the Sys tem. To these qualities mast be attributed its having prov ed secs icealde in Rheumatic rases; and ie attacks of the Gout it loss freed the Patient, when every effort of the Faculty had beta tried in vain. It has also recently been f Ito pusses, the excelbut virtue of pscveatiug sea sickness. The Cor,lial is sold is its greatest g levity by the Patente!.'s Arent, Mr. Eilwlrds, 66, St. Paul's Church yard, LOUIII)11, ttL. of 44. 6d. and pi. each. FRO.), LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Cowielnto* In the sth or Pi adenine Artillery Regis eni of Loral Militia. eioaed :,y the Lord Lisslemma of the Coral] if Cornwall. Thomas Worrell. Eq. late Lienienatit-rolonel-Commeodant of tbr Truro Volunteer Infantry, to be Lientroant C.onota sdAnt, •ke Burgess ileeetiseil--dated J sly 14,1819, Ce.r,alasions in the Maurbeater and Sniffy"! Yeomanry Cavalry, stowed 6 the Lord Liertreant of 1k County t'alotino of Lancaster. To be Major-Command, nt—Tlromas Joseph Trafford, p q date.l August V 3, 1817. To he Captainat—Robt et Jonas .lackenn Nurrer, Reek Rural), Ilkley, and Robert Riutpry, Etym.—all dined September 39, 1817. To he Lieutenants—Richard Jour% Witbinglon, Esq. and Edward View Fox, Esq.—dated an above; and Richard Simpson, Esq -.Allied April 17, 1818. To he Coreetr--Jorialt Kearney, Erg. and Thomas Rey ' wood, Esq.—dated September, 30, 1817; cud Edward 81Jite. Esq.—dated April 17, 1818. To . be Sargent—Thomas Oilier, Geut.—dated December 5, 1817. PARTNERSHIPS nitisnisED. ...Stoats, Poplar, rigout, *Wernher - Fid liA and R. Hitt-hen, of Manchester, calku.inanutactorers, Oc tober 3. 18111—A. Amide aad IV. rothei gill, of Maneks. ter, dryaalters,llolober 2, 1818.—J. Andtf.on sad J. Asider sus, of tit. Thunias'a-arreel. /brook+, rooks, September 31, 1818.—R. Parkinsuu, 11'. B. Parkismou, aktl H. P.okiaroo, of Lancaster, lines-drapers, September 23, 1518.—J. T. Nortou and IV. Rickling, of Jennioe's•row. Ihronioglisrp, browse-makers. July 18, 1818.—R. T■ylor and (7, Platoon. r, of Andover, Ilanqubire, haberdashers, October 1, 16114 J. T. Boller and J. Thomas. of Elder-street, White L. - street, Norton-F:4 , 5k, Middlesex, karlpipr-asassufaeturers. Oct o ber 8, 11812.—J. Taylor, W. Moberg, J Girton, sad R. IV. Darnell, of Moll'-Wrarasouth Shore, Durham, r•om. mow-Irturrer4, so far as regards the said J. Taylor, Septem ber 39, ISIS. BA NKRU PTS. Snmeef Males au.l William Alderson Docker, moo or kite of Alnisehester, calico deakrs, to surrender, October 26, v, uul November 17, at three, at the Bridgewater Aram Inn, Alsneheatcr. Attorneys, Merin. nerd and Johnson, Temple. London ; and Mr. Hadlekt, Mancheste►. Jukes Jackson, of Easingmild, Ywk , siserehans, Is Barr a.. der, Orbiter 26, 27, sad November 17, at eleven, st the 611111, a Williams Preston, Easingridd. Attorneys, {haws. Longs's' , and Bolles 6eld, Gray's•lnu-square, Loudon ; and Mr. Lorkruoil, Essingoold. William Barton, of Hinckley, Leicester. hosier, in surren der,Ochrber, 15,at six,l6, and November 17, at elt vat. at the Grum Inn, Hinckley. Attortirys, Mr. Beckett, Noble street, Falcon *mare, London; and Mr Soden, His•ckky . Willows Hallett, of Spa-Fields, Middlepess, cat sle-dealer, to mu-render, ()ember 13, 24, and November 17, at eleven, as 0,441h:i11, London. Attorneys, Memos. King and Lakin, Inii.squa,r. Thomas Pawnor, of Duke.idreet,St James., Middlesex, brerchca.maker,to surrender, October 13, 21, and Novem ber 17, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. Richard (Jr. •turner, New low. DIVIDEN Wolper 27. I'. 3lngridgesWlEr Sitsgridge, of King's-I f ynn, Norfolk, cork-manufacturers; at nine, at the Quoit Nu, Or t. 29. T. R.iper, of North Allertnn, York, hardwarensao, at ten, at the Golden Lion lon, North Atlertose. Or/. 29. J. Wiscue, of North Allertuu, Yolk, inaltster, at our, at the Goblets Lion btu, North Allerbot. 0rt.29. T. Meaty:in!, late of Fonlincll Maria, Dorset, dealer, at one, at Woodystes Inn, Pentridge, Dorset. Or 1.27. %V. Tabor, of Jame►street, Golden-square, West mower, plumber, at eleven, al Guildhall, Loudon. Det.29. C. Worley, of Woudystes. Protridge, Dorset, ism keeper, at eleven, at Woodyaies loss, Peutridge. Oct. 29. S. Wood, of Earflap, Mancliesier, merchant, at two, at the Bridgewater Arms Inn, Manchester. Oct. 31. I. Howell awl B. Howell, of Blarldriara.rumi, Sur rey, liums.arapars, at tell, at Guihlhall, I,molon. November 3. H. Searle, of the Strinid, Middlesex, boot maker, at twelve, at Loudon. Nov. 8. T. Statler, of Ilmivalcq S and W. Slatter, of West Dowli•k, Somerset, 4-Militia, ■t dorm', at the Penrge Inn, lloonater. Nov. 3. B. Hewitt, E. Bowman, sad J. E. Bowman, a( reant wick CilfbiCe', bankers, at ektreu, at the Lamb lois, ?emit w ieh. Nov. 7. R. Dickistpun and .1. Diekinwta, of !taint John street, Clerkens ell, Mid.liesex, breams, at laselreott Guild blll, Lost.loo. Nue. 7. J. lloonnom, of Eleet-alreet, London, linen-tiraper, at twelte, at fitololhall. CLICIIFICATEA.—Orrourn 47. .1 Brooke, of 113 w folds, &Estill, Ym k, nit of yibiol Wl* oofactoct r ISrt , h, of nomtol, gleysalier —S. lien, late of Salfura, Loooraairs. aLsohller --1. Cush IT.. late of I.etpsig, Saxony, lost now of Slaneltest , r, tsterclutot.— 11. t. Gill, late of 1'.1.4-olocr, Keoniogtoo.rio ,, , Satrry, coal •ort relmtt. 11.44ssigli , to, of Em:-Atir., West Juror .% n akt.c. Tin * B. P. Saga, sorbs! sluts mulliamed very dull virus oar last, and middling qualities ire 1.. pee cwt. loner, bat Ike White bare he.. veil partial, the holders generally being 6.m iu priCe The slosh of B. P. is eon $.790 quits lest than last year% as this dine, shaman,. peke* nue ills. per sit. Wier, per affalte avenge. 111111110 i . .-141.1401•10 base bars *4 at one! prima. nuns hen tees shall or demand, sad are ld pm Oita wer • The prevent stock of Rani la 41,461 puncheon*, and price of proofs 3... 34. per Stock last d ear saint *lair, 24,br7 peoeheou, and price of proofs Is 11J. per plloes. Co'co*.—Thrre has been no transactions in Cocoa of mil , band mace our Nal PIM* PITO is withont demand. Lour/non —.Jimmie:l in build has been in rood demand at Si. 105. her tun; . duiy paid Wood is dull of sale. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. SILK —East leilnt Silks are saleable at a premium of St. per U. NN Ilse fine qualifier, nod to. dd. 4/14 the low, um the Prieto ur Ism saw. PLPFLII moisture very heavy of mile and lovi4 r. Oil.. —Givenlas,d Oil is in steady demand. Sperm Oil thane, IN cousstmence of its searcity. Sesd Oils are dull and ; Linsted Oil 431. UN.; Uope pole dot. Whale Fins, from a apiculaiion being esitried tuts., in them, have beep nominally tau op. lIFDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. Tuvrr.—Tbere hare been some ar•imils of new Spanish, which may be expected at ninskei in the course of a few days; the demand continues very limited. BALTIC PRODUCE. FLAK Ins town in brisk tiev;innd: Owing to aerosolise received from St. Prtersborvh, of TAL LOW haring adeaured there to 222 Itotohleis, lixeluor‘e 12 3-10, there are buyers et 934 per cwt. and no sellers S a elm —flowed and Ka proted are both hos er, the former has fallen be per qr oaring to the consideratde import, that have taken plare is so short a period; the latter, frosts the alltall deal:god fur its Oil, has also fallen. • SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. CIWTOR Ilse been very lade isupsured for since es r lart, scarcely any dna, more liar a few small sways fur &orals and H agals, which have been esteemed at the rims of the lag Pale. The salsa of the week are, via. 113 CSIPriSCOII and Grraaila ordinary 183.1. fair 111141. ' • 70 Sarong (is Load) One 1.1 id. a 16!d.; 600 ilearrala (in Istsad) ordinary to asidstlittg 53.1. a Ad. Asir to good 911. a 91d. Sue 10341.: she total sake s monist to 683 liar. The imports~ arel3S.Deamevase and &Ake, 40 ITest hien% b 0 via 'France, 311 viaopartoi total 93$ bags. NORTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Carolina Rice is wiilsout inquiry. Tonacco.—Thr marks.' has bt.rti 'wavy since the late rue sidetattle arrivals of Yirgin.a. The forrigu uktlera being easels below Hie pricesdeassded, little has been dose fur (spurt. LIVERPOOL. REPORT, OeToern 3. The Grrrox market has beau prenherly dull mud droop ing ; there has been wen partial puiehering by *planers of but the prices of last week have nut bees support ed; yesterday about 1,500 bags IX , Teanesare, •nrl Soria, were put up at public auction, of which, with difs. catty. 'here were sold 111 Demerara, nnlistary to good ?Old, a 23:41.; sad 10 Sorel, good to fair IJid. being Id per lb. below the sales of last week; reurniader were withdrawn. The operation' , by private treaty consist of 850 Bowed tpld. • 201 d. • few 21te1,; 400 Orleans 204 a Iltil.; 140 Ten wows 18 2 01. • 19111.; 70 Sea Islands So. a Ss. SJ ; 200 Penises Is. Id. a 2s. lid.; 1170 Bahia 231 , 1. a 2.. 0-1,1.; 230 Monahan' 231 tl. • 231,1. ; 330 Para 221.1. ; 170 Mina Nova 22!d.; 50 Demerara e 31.1. • Is.; flit C•ribagetia 16d. ; 60 Surat 121,1. • 13 1 A.; awl 240 Rengal 1111. a 1211. l i per lb ; making • rutal of . 4,800 bags sold, of which about 450 bags Bowed,Orleaos, and Bengal, are for export. Three hundred hhda. of R. P. Sugar have brew brought to public sale this week, which have sold heavily at the funnier priers, there has betas a little busineor done by private t e es ! also, making the total quantity soul ahem 450 make. 1,100 boxes of liavannah, wilisistiof chiefly of yellow, have been offered at public Isle, sod • few Juts famed pnrchavera at ' 495. • 50s. fur soft low yellow, and :Is. fur low but *trout white; SO chests of /heeds, tallier soil, have also been taken fur shipment at }la. a 525. fur low white, awl 595. a 60s. for fair to good. The Goitre market has continued very dull, and owing in the depression in 1 na4ki• Ike prices have declined full 10e. per cwt. and in some illolllllCei even 125.; fair ordinaryJamsies with colour, but not clears, sold yesterday St public sale at 1;1s. • 1245. 6J, fine ordinary too. e.r - sae.' ....us middling 1311 s. 6d. a 1101.3 d. per cal. In Cocoa nothing nes se •.. or am. user Pimento oilered at public sale, one lot sold at 00. per lb. Rice is very dull, and two public sales of ordinary Curulina is bond, mud miJJliuy Patna, were withdrawn fur wawa of buyers, the former at 42*. and the latter at 26.. East India nudillinale3 Ginger have been withdrawn from public sale for want of buyers. We have hail less inquiry fur Rums this week; awl Jamaica', of fair quality, have sold at 4.. per ;anus 16 0. P. ..New Yurk Put Ashes of middling quality have sold at 51s. a 51s. 911. good 41onireal 325. cud Boston 545.; New York Peoria hare also sold at 575. 64. per cut. 'Rides are *ready. 700 bags Saltpetre have brought at public salerl4a. a Cis.; the other East India article', consisting of 4.hon eni9seed, Muujeet, Redsauders and Ebony, were takes iti fur want of buyers. Prices of Tobacco remain unaltered, Let she sale to the trade is more limited, and nothing has been aline fur ex purtaiion, the orders being limiteu below the present priers. Fur dbe Irish market we cwitinne to experience a *mend at 94. a 1111. and for wrappery ltd. • 1214. per lb. On Wednesday 53 ilhdt. American Flazared were sold by aim lion at 695. • 695. 3tl. per Mut. The priers of Logwoud remain steady, bat the sales are limited, anal consist chiefly of such paints as were offering Lour the quay, say 30 tons SI. Dunnage 8/. 15a. and 40 to 40 tens Campeacht W. ss. a 91. 10s. per ton. The sake In rustic are about 100 t u ns, consisling of • parcel of 45, tun. inferior Spanish $l. anal about 50 tons Cuba, iaferiur 11L mid fair to good quality 131 les. a 14f. per too - Early ire *be wet k, she Molders of Tallow were asking 90e. per vet. for yellow Candle, but the market is npw 1 111 again at 975. a 98s. per cwt. BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. jam Pisovu4ions.—Tlsere ore very few sales making in 114 I Lull account of the 140 prices askill fur new Priv/0,444n5. leis tad Navy Pork are dal! of tale. Priam Alm, is mot E.(isondy Rod 8 Burro; of Radtliffr, swat Spry, Lan- caster, ealieo.priniers, Almost 30, B. fry awl J. Sparks, of Sosshatoptosi-street, Shand, 1.. , ... drapers, Or_ tuber 2, IBlO.—W. L.arcona atiJ H. Attwoull, of Haifa:it- ipmear, Portisra. Suatlunaptoa, liqestiltspera, September 30, 1S 10.-1 v Braithwaite sail J. Richardson, of Stockton, Dur- ham', wharhogers, Aortal 3,1812 A-13 Behollehl, J. Green. wood, and J White, of filtelaelsi, York, collectors of debts, dt,ra-1 I, NIB —J. Sialintiiia and J Slate, of the parish of Poplar, riggers, korpletalwr 2, 1818..—J FjJlin COPYRIGHT. MINUTES or EVIDENCE — Thitit BEFORE THE SELECT COMMITTER OF THE DOUSE OP COMMONS. ON THE COPYRIGHT ♦CI'S OP 8 £NNE, C. 19; IS GEO. 111. C. 53; 41 GEO. 111. c. 107; AND 54 uLo. 111. 116. (Coatisial froze air Paper of Saptrday last-) Tome[:, 1 die Mali, HMI CHARLES MARSH, reut. is lite Chair. ter-press deseriptt Rommel Lyenor, Esq. rutted in, cad erarsiard• I might give. Yogi are the author of several • %lousier works that have It would be more satisfactory to yourself, if the rema• • ....; la eq published is. iiii• country ; will you have die goodness part of the work was accompanied by letter-press ?—Cer and any observations which you have to make thereon?— f" vo .i r " is t:l r •e th W i : ml b r h t ur ?— t Ir i t a le l o - n F o rts , s. to slate to the Committee, what was li r e last or those works, 'Melly it would have been More satisfactory to {Myself to here The only work which I lOU e published entirely myself, and Do you conceit,: a leiter•prese illustration neer to a to which 1 can speak particularly, as to the details, is a wink say that it would he alisoluieli notified" (Wiping Hritaenico humane;" but what I have oecessary, bat it would be desirable• to say epos this subject I have reduced to origin, and with the permission of the Committee I will read it. " Fur ls nut she larger portion of these Roman Tables same. lutcly your own difeuviry ?--Tbe greater part of them was; twenty-five years I have been preparing for publication an I believe- that the work will cootain a hailer 'made r thaw extrusive work ou lilt Remap Antiquities of England, en- has been brought together in all the countries of Eitel/ titled ' &biome Brita iiii icu Rotnatoe, consisting of (trove put together ;in the stride, there will be toady - 2W plates. thus MO plates in folio, many of them 40 inches by 23, on These was no silos eitin, prior to yonr repeated iisscoverr a, which work I have already expended 0,0001. Frogs the us- that (lure citadel in England such remnant* rif isistirptity ? lure of this.work, which ii quirts that the greater part of !thigh , pavements hail been found ; 'the buti:limill to which die p(rtes should be coloured 11l render Obi m intelligible, it theY belonged hail not Imes leared• it not probable that more Om a hominid copies will ever be You are publishing • great work, tailed 11 The Alamos completed, and if _the whole of that ~umber aboold be quid Britaimia r —v,,.. at fifty guineas a copy, lal Id not be reimbursed Do you not consider lbe demand of eleven copies, to sup. toy expenses. 11 1 the two fi r st volumes of this work •1- Ply the public libraries, of a work of that extent, a greet ready published, I have Meru a Asiirt letter-press de- ineourcubroce ?-1 do, inasmuch as it will he many years reription of the plates; hut findiiiq that puder the last before the expense of that !gilt will be paid; and nothing Act of Parlislortit fir the encouragement of leantitag,o like remutieratiou can arise. my continuing to give such prim d explanation, would 1 Now many volume; of the Magus Britannia are yet pub. subject me to the homy tax if eleven copies o f to y work lisheil?—Seven comities. for ilw public libraries, and deprive me of several or my 's, And if finished, liow many volumes 410 . with plates, do purchasers, some of limn libraries haviog bought my two yaps think that work would probably extend to !—We now first volumes, I hare determined to omit any letter-press confine one county within a volume; of course it will be sod have engraved my titte.paires a n d o a r of plates. l en easy to ealcutate, upon that principle, how many volumes fossilised that few books of antiquities or natural history, omit be printed of the work to make it complete. euasialiate ( - tinily of plates, which are attended with a very Each of these volumes is accompanied by many rupee howl millebee, mad especially those which require to be co. sags?-.-Many ; I think the last Indim* had 3 P plat". loused, coo be published in this country, with letter-poem, Do you conceive, that all or ally of the public I,braries • if the editors are thereby liable to be taxed with the delivery which are entitled by the Act of 1814 to the grateillous sup of the 11 copies fur the public libraries, sus that the pub_ ply, would have been purchasers of the Marna B. itattuor e fishers will be under the necessity either of omitting an y were it not for that ?—Certaiuly ; fur they were puichasei• printed descriptioc or having them printed sits the Couli- before the Art. DOW, where much would he oared in the article of paper Their copies would be incomplete without this gratuitous alone, the price of the larger sorts of which in this country, supply No-Certaiuly. is extremely high, isi cousequeuce of the heavy duty on them. It is a great Daimon' work'—Yes. I give 12 Eldora. per ream fur the smallest paper, whirl, I Yon are Keeper of the Records of the Tower of len• use for this work, *eel 17 p l isse.' forth. l a rger, w hi r l, l am don, and greatly acquaiuted pith works of Engli.h ba s k, ' y obliged to employ ou accuust of the size of the 0 mime f ~ in every department ; do you con:Atter that the eleven copii r .1 - plates." demandable by the public libraries, ire a great dia. ouracc [The witness here exhibited some plates fur the ipapection of ment to such persons as would otherwise adventure the imb ibe Committee] bastion of ancient English &cameo!" l--I can lisediv vea -1 p ro d u ce t h ese pr i nt , f ur the purpose a shewlag that they tore an opinion upon that ; generally speiking, it is a rely meat discouragement to literatore; to books of • vital ,. could out be explain. ell without colours. I How exhibit one of the title pages, which the Cainniittee will observe is en- expense, or to books ofahleli many very large impiessioint graved, fur it is necessary, iii order to evade the present Act, are phrinted, and slut are likely to have as Vat usive sale , j i t he of very little importance; but certin in that every every thing sheoild he engraved. Them plates repre 4to. mig volumes, atteaded with heavy expenses. mi a d l w y hich oaks are Mosaic permutes, discovered in this country, and are many years before their ex . penses are repaid / il'c e'viLZ hp given extremely laborious; I have 7s. or its. for printing a siegk prim.. and colouring it. If I could sell 25 copies of eian. leven copies in the first instance is certionlY a Leary le" this work in &lighted, I should be satisfied. , t Du you not drink that the P 01101690 •.f thete tats '.'' Would it nut take extremely frum the interest nod the hi formation which these plates tonere, if you were obliged 10 publish them without ktter.pieso—Ceitlinly. It would en ab l l l y eetions is of great national inipurtance—Utiqueiti..m_ Are not the authors or compilers of ouch ro!Aicati ,,,, . ant become use to 'week of the merit of any observations I shoals] make upon Wen', bid if they were mask, they would very inadequately paid ?.—t believe they are. And therefore does not the demand of eleven copies presr be very abort, and certainly, I think that some discriptite npon them w ith' peculiar hardship'-1 should supp , ,e it obeervatious upun each plate would be desirable. In folftr. does, mei Mils% quenie of the Act of Parliament in question, I found my' - . 1 • self obliged to place she followinl ativertisenscut ou the Do you not thud' that the knowledge 1 int e l even coo ~ are deposited its those eleven public liter:nice, ylsiul. at..:,. outside of the *round and third volumes. in order to explain persed . over couveuient and central parts of the three 1.. i.;: why the ktler.oress was out coutinued in those two volumes, Joins, has a tetideuty to preieut the purchase of work,. id " The editor of the Reliquie Britannic° Ilentiaute intended this descriptiou on the part of private purchasers, O l eo Mein short letter-press descriptions of the several plates in kiiuwitio that to wqrks of such au expensive descriptlllll, auil the secood and third volumes as was dune in the OM volume which are usually works of reference, they can have access of that work, bat lindieg illiat by the Art of Parliatneut without ex 14.011C 1 —C•Ttaiult. that must have the e ff ect. 1 Fur the Eicouragement of Li:armor,' lie would he liable to - 1 ' • ' the very heavy tax of Omer copies for the public libraries For instance, with respect to the British Museuni e do (biting OHM skin • tellill part o r all which are likely ever to you not consider that works of that expensive elms, bk mg . known from the tiecessaty operations of the Act ;mail o f be completed), he is wider Ike necessity of omitting such ... - e --.--•--- ••-•••••• .....1 v. , ....... ot".• •••• omitting - '''h •••• raced there siihke the Act of 1814; to be deresitio of must of the priests will he well uedeistood, srithout any 01 the British 51useum, would deter many private pot oilier deicriptions than what are expressed on them; sod he chasers fom poreliasiOo anr -o expensive work., because tiv'y begs to refer those who sissy wish fur any blither illustration "bold Aimee-my access to 1114.01 there?—lt ',mild some, t or of the antiquities figured in this *wit, to the accounts. of doubt; the imarhascia_af Java. wrii... the several discoveries which hr has communicated to the very few ill tir o coon'', ; too It'll M e lin - 1 : ,-1117741 " Society of Antiquaries, by whom they have been printed in the Archaeologic" that the publishers of such works would look fur sonic of their must certain purchasers. What number of copies of this work do you intend t.. Do you not conceive, that the deposit of any wink in too print ?—As it is entirely ciiesepos•il 11( enpper.plater, LI public library, which is genitally twee... Bible, has a ieti.l...ey course only • eeriest+ hustled unuther can Ire prattled. I to make one copy pet corm the functions of thiee Of tout s lave sot yet taken uff, I should siippiii.i, snort than 25 co- Nu dould. pies, but thifre are 50 of one volume. But iii the simile, I Do you consider, that, in a wink of merit, the sending , to: strould suppose, that there would be very few more than 100 copy to the ',ebbe library of the University of Cansheide;•, printed. t for instance, might not have the effect (by Makitio the erotic What number of copies have been sold in ihis country barely t ? Tim wink is sot yet iiisisised; I hove 1101 k.i.iopiwtz wIM others.., ) of indociiic many of the other collects 14 r tft ' l ri f.: would not ?-1 caii to oat ..., Isola of the volume, r already pulpit-lied, 25 copies, bulb to. re and WI the Cohn- opt • ns to that ; the eippio to iiity which ill, y wo od tient ; that volume has beeu published about three or lour I h ye tor serisig a husk of that ilescriptina at the houlatelli r* years. slum, womb! ',subedit). bare the same • ffect if the mere ec Hike politic libraries were sot entitled to eleven copi^s, to it would priobier the s ale or other copies. by the statute of the 64 Geis 11l du you e,:pect that any a -Ir.. • den, 0 h 0,,, stir antile'Onitiple, the oppoitiinii y or?, tic the bunt: at the Innikielle..., gimp would have the ell, ~ t . them would have heir 0000000 subseriltera to pine WOrk ? —Ce r - WI nly, because bye Or six d tye, I •111 sore) V W Cll•ttftl the hist pr, tel.tibc the sale?- The bookseller probably would let and second widows. perm,l such a free access to tqo .b.iok as would revolt the Have you been called upon to deliver the atirrev.ling pat's i ~„1,, if ' l l - 1 h: I C .o ci o ni k m bei i I I n re ir on l y rrese o n . , i c sl it t rosithtlelleztwieuited library y y t t ) .. o sa ili i :' , l . : 4 l ,.. of the work ?—I have 110 ; I have not published any thin since the last Act of Parliament. When did von comiribute the there+, copies to the public no da...,,,, i x to the ei.ema . _. . mance m flit ,' it i 00000 ::1t , ; lihrinies?-1 have sot giveu any it. the public hubris ies. neither ran it ,asattc any differenee in ling the sal' '— Hut wireu was it that the five public 1-ltearter, you have It must ~prate to a certain degree e rs.,ns 1... ,i,•, mentioned, were pus chasers ?-111efore 1811 acc. utoit in • puulte library; tbose Fr give it two tar lisa the delay hitherto, of 1111•1111Itifl any of i here pi lies r i, 11 , since the passing of the Art at 1814, liven outmanned by I . llPre is so additiupal access or it, or lit re'is fon; the 'that Act ?—Ceilsiuly ; for I have twill K rim log to adapt Committee are merely pi/I.OT it isi that v.: ?- -fro ttaktut my work accordiog or the pr , iviairius td flint Act; and to (het.. is att additional s eems to it ii, the ' , oleic li•ra; r l / . avoid the olitigatiuu of deliveitue the eleven copies, I have , Do ppit not thine. Cann your pr..ctual nettratiii ..• Kith beeo obliged to heave the subsequent plates publish. d with- 1 authors, that ft most freiedently ha l os il, that tIN. itl. l! or get say letter-press, and simply to give all entaved list of writiirg on historical subject% or t•ult).cts cunii.:t..l %. ,ill Yon had ;wended to rite destriptlons of the plates i.t lii t .•, -press !-- Yes . But ysiu hay, been obliced I alter thaf isiftliOlb hi con , sentience of the late 4444 —Certurnty. The volume that web pittillabed prior to the Art, was ac. comminied by letter.porm to elleft - Photol—Yeg; What proportion of letter-press was there to rich plate' —To one there were two leaves, sod to another ' the Allielliti. ties of Malachi/Att. there were limey ; I think Will were 2b or more page% ... The discovery of these Ranson aationities has coat you many yea...lifeboat and attention ?--A period of At years. The Committee would presume, that on feel it to be in.. possible that my thick late the same lowest would alinclt to these plates, wiThout the explanation of letter-prrss t.. each plate ..•fertninly net ; I. * td hereafter to print : ettate Ictler-press, probably/no 0 OtitOnt, and import it. Which lettcr.press yo 4 oould raise have priuti it in Ibis comatry?--Yet, with the w. I His not else operation of t Act considerably thowil.ed your Mduur in ille pursuit of aurk,..and the discnr. ries': necessary to complete it ! t ii: it exactly say that, he. cease, as far as the plates a d tcf represeistotimis go. I . here done u mode is I should oillerwirie have dour ; ba t probably It'aforlid have been swore witisfortory if the work had ? eneell o Plelail witft some short letter-press &act iti; , Siosis, But if you delayed the pulilication, of course you ro,.!i not feel the same hope of immediate eartieMid.priinisitts.ti of knowledge, at if the publication bad out been delayed l- 7 Ku. If the Committee understand yon rightly, there will be a want of uniformity betwetu thelatter pa:t of the wort -.4 that which you printed before the Act?—There certinuly will, fur the present. • Will that at all operate upon the value of lire sink , -- i f could Loirilly venture to say writ If how far tats work should be more talusble, fur the short lettc - lions 16.4 FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the massy eettempla that are d illy made to ispoise eon the unwary a spurious asulapini. lino hastsad of she GENUINE BLACKING prepared by DAY and AI A krIN, they have adopted a emir Label, ip olikh their Signature and Address, 97, HIGII 1101.tORN, is so eisispicsiosoly pl teed in the trots.* of the Label, that AO seams ma alisimitsa I* this. Ma the dreamt of the type, ailiiek is artier 611 Inter-press, will easbie purchasers at are, tee ilttert the impasitsnis. The iti.ll JAPAN BLACKING, Asa& aid !held Whole. sale ley DAY red MARTIN, try, Rich Wen, and re 'doled by the preestipal Sbapteeperis, it Sauk. at 64.—1•. aad Is. Isl. rack.