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N o . 7,401. BILL OFFICE, August 23, 182 6 . THE E.rehequo• Bills Jntrd iv mouths ,!/ July, oguAt, and •Sertcmher. 1 3'25, viz.:— N 1 0,0.3. esp. 45, for Building Atit!Rimini Churches, 3 (4.0.4. cap. 86, for carrying on Public IVotks and Fisheries, 6 Om. 4. tap. I. 20,000,0410/. 1625, 11 Lim. 4. cap. 70, 10,406,0004 1.125, with the Interest due Merton, will he paid off on the 26th day of o u p tu raber, 1828. when the Interest trill cease. Such Bills will be mewed drily (holittays excepted), from Ten &Clock till One, unt il and inchnlit4 the Illth day . of Septeniber, at this Office, whet Li l es Er to be obtained cont %ming instructions for arranging the Bills. The hearers n:ust indorse each Bill with their usual sew natures. and write dui: names and residences at the bottom of ,ich List; and where the names of holders are inserted in Bills.' the bearers. no! b e ing such holders, must previously obtain their tedorsemtnts. The beaten must attend to give receipts for the payment. Payment way It! obtained. if required, previous to the Raid 21;111 day of .S e pt e nther, upon leaving the Bills for e xamination one day pri.lr to that on which such payment is required. New 11 1 11 s, beating an Interest of Twopence by the Day upon envy line Ilundretl Pounds, and dated the sditl 26thof Pr day inc ipal of Sep tember, may he obtained in whole or in part piii ment , upon s t a ting the required amount on the Lists delivered on or he e , fee the said Pith day of' S e ptember, which new Bills. with th interest on the Bills exchanged, will be issued o t the 27111 day t:f Septe-nber. N.ll. All Cachequer Bilk dated prior to July, 1825, ha v e been a dvertised to be raid off. lIORNCASTLE FAIR.—G. ELMORE respectfully informs his Customers Ind the Public he has got honse.from the above Fair and neighbouring country, l• GRTV HORSES, of ih very beg description. Gentlemen wanting llunters will find them worth the earliest attention. G. EtI.MORE flatters himself such a number of first-rate horses has been rarely. or ever, o ff ered for sale, and that no one will feel disappointed in inspecting them ; several are full blood, with at tested pedigrees ; others able to carry any weight to the fastest hounds • a few of them arc sessonctl, and some have only been • shown hounds. All warranted sound. Duke-street, Manchester-square. SALES BY AUCTI • ••• • MANCOESTER COMMITTEE FOR THE RELIEF OF TIFF POOR. AMERICAN MARKETS. STOCK OF EXCELLENT WINE--MAR FIVE HUN DRED DOZEN. By WINSTA MIXT and SONS, At the Mart, TO-MORROW. at IL ACELLAR of most excellent WINES, the Property of a Oentleman who is declining the nuttiness, and now lying at his Cellar in the City t including SO Dozen of PORT, t, years lb bottle 224 Dozen ditto, 4 years is battle, fon Dozen ditto, 1 you in bottle. fin Dozen of MADEIRA. 12 Dozen of TI NTA MADEIRA 20 Dozen of CLARET ( hafitto, pan in Pints, and 17 Dozen of SAUTERNE. Samples and eatidotrue4 mar he obtained by stanley and Sons, Paternoater.row ; and at the I From the New York p, Currrni of July 29.1 COT, f/N.—The sales since our last report amount to alto.; 1,100 bales, consisting of Alabama at 11 to 111 cents. ; Tenneser at 104. and Uplands at 10 a lly cents. The principal transactions have been in Alabernas„ and show entirely for export. There ate few parehriere in the Market. The total sales of the week may be set down at about 2,000 hales. We continue oar quotations wit.: the remark that oar highest rates can only be obtained for choler qualities for home manufdcture. FLOC R.—The transactions are rill very moderate, and prices rather uncertain. A sale of Canal Flour, a favourite brand,' wa. made yesterday at 4 , 1 dollars, hut the priutimal transactions in that article were at our range. Export of Wheat Flour from the Ist to the 20th-10,1366 barrels. Quotation fmm 4 dollars 25. to 4 *Pare hi.{. GRA IN—Tliac has been more business in iVheet since on last, bet without any improvement iii price. Freilgins are nominal. Vessels were scarcely et er In less deprin , 4 than at ibis moment. There is hardly any thing offering, hte: for foreign ports or coastways. Cotton ,o Liverpool, nominally per lb. EXCHANGE ox LONDON . ..44Iqt days, 10 to 104 premium. ExCoalsog OR FIIANCIL n ie. to hf. 25c. GA LON and CO:11 BEAVER FIATS, at 21a. and 23a. purpalts all others for Beauty, Co our, Elegance, and Dura bility. flentlemen who are paying high prices kr inferior Hats, may now purchase of the Manufacturer, 393, Strand, opposite Cecil-street, a Ilat they can admire and commend. Drapers and Dealers who buy for Cash will find it the cheapest house in London. No connexion with uny house out of the Strand. lying to Win o( mile. BANK OF TIM TRAM Capital and commodious Just rublishei, T , LTY a BROOM," the admired Air sung by Mies it) I.ore at Vauxhall, composed by 11. R. Bishop, price 2s. "A. B. C." the Comic Duet, sung by Lova and Signor de &mini, at the same. Composed by John Parry, price in. 6(1. Goulding aid D'Almake, 20, Soho-square. SURREY. ffion, Gardens, LIVARPOOL CORN E r re yiNGI, The import of Grain during the week has cortinurd the demand has not been great, consequently the tales made have nor been to any extent; yet a small advance 111ACIV,St continued each day; lay on Wheat 2d. a nid.; 2J. a Id. on (bits; 4.1. nr Barley ; on Matt la. per qr.; alto on Beans and Pease . On Flour and Oatmeal 2e. per a , s. In Bonded Grain and Flour little hurt mese doae.,but an advance of 4d. to lid, has been demanded on Wheat, and obtained ; more money is also asked for other sort., but. little offering. At this day's market the attendance cat but thin, rt:J 11t1c l•us: net. done. and the 'price; barely supported. Bonded Wheat continues hi good demand. LORDS GLENGALL, W. I.LN SOX, AND THE " AGE." Published by C. Cbapple, PalLmall., In a pocket volume, neatly • printrd, price ;vll4 boards, or, neatly hound, A SALUTARY TREATISE on DULLLING, toge thot twith the Annals at Chtillity. the Ordeal Trial, and Ju dicial Combat. ~.i. . i IPP IMIMIPIIIMMIIIPIMPPMPI""PIWPMIP.II.MPIPIPPM"PiII".III"Wi"IP"PPIPIMIPII"PiII"Iia"PiIIiti"IeIIi""gII"PP.PIPPMP""Mir-- . . .-..... ' S I' *,--„ 0 4 . le., ' '.. Per Cei . . .0. A-/ - _ l ' /4- , • _.2— / / ,/ /771' . • /--. ( 7 4- 1 ------- A -.-- / • . ii - I it. 't - t.i.-/ 1 - 1- • - -t L ' 4 _2 / . .c. (it L & L ., ----- - 6 . ‘ .-1--ft *" I - •-. r : . *.'"' e i . ./ •4'Z`e (;. e o. g-1 ‘.- - . ' l'i / ---- c• - .- - - / . ~ • 1 V• 4 • • . i e . ~..., „. . L.. ~., . ..„,.. . .., ~. •. „ , . _ , ..,,,. .... I. •: .' 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The principal traneactione 4 a h e m entirely for ezport. Thete ate --.... total sales of the week may be f it -.finite oar quotations wit. " - obtained for choie, 'keg . I / ' : 4 r . , 1. 1 : .11 111 [From the/Moe/teeter Aferetterol A Meeting of the Geneva Committee for the Relief of the Poet I waft held yesterday at the Police-office, pursuant to advertisement, for the purpose of receiving a Ninth [(Tort from the Sub-Commit. tee, and a statement of the receipt and expenditure since the come' mencement of the charity. Soon after eleven o'clock the Borovehreeve took the chair, When the Rev. William Johnson, M.A., Chairman of the Sub-Commit tee, presented and read the following Report To the General Committee of Subscribers to the Fund for Relief of the Necessitous Poor. The Sub-Committee of Management have agreed upon the fol lowing, as their ninth Report :— In conformity with your directions, your Sub.Comniittee discon tinued the distribution of provisions, and withdrew all the tickets preeented, on Friday the 18th instant. Painful as this measure was (though in consequence of the re duced state of the fund evidently unavoidable), your Sub-Commit tee have the highest sattefaction of reporting to you, that the demeanor of the wine applicant* on this occasion has afforded a strong proof of genuine gratitude for the homely you had bestowed, and for the kindness with which they have been 'muted ;—for though most of them, could not but anticipate the accumulation of distress which a privation of the accostomed pittance must bring upon their already suffering ferniihre; even this prospect did oot pis Bent their expression of unfeigned thank,, or their prayers for a blessing norm their benefactors. Your Sub-Committee con. cellos it to be a duty they owe to their poor neighbours, to bear this testimony to their good conduct : itorl reeolleeting also (what they halm before had coemiceto commend) their patient tesigrunion, and peaceable endurance of the evil that has befallen them, they cannot hut refer to such evidences of right feehng, end readiness to as obligations (which, in this season of calamity, have Item so generally exhibited), as most gratifying 'woofs that your contributions havestiot been indiscriminately lavished upon "Win' thy objects. In their last Report your sub-committeeprecented a concise review of their proceedings from the comntencement of their laboure ; they now beg leave to lay before you the following abstract of their Re comrs, a more particular detail of which is now upon your table. [Here follows the abstract attic accounts.l ht the inspection of these accounts, an observation of some im postmee will naturally suggest itself to those who have been in the habit of remarking the osmoses which have sometimes attended the divribution of charitable funds. The whole charge upon this fund, including the very heavy but indispensable articles of advertising and printing; the stipends of upwards of twenty persons specially appointed for the prevention of frauds; rents of some of the mines; and wages of labourers assisting in, and preserving order during the distributions, amounts to liUle more than three and a half per cent. ,upon the turn espentled ; and, with respect to the , last article, It can scarcely be considered as a charge, inasmuch as these wages were paid to persona who would have been lit objects of relief, and to whotu this employment was afforded, in lieu ot' a ticket, to entitle them to provisions from the charity. As a matter in some degree connected with the accounts, it may be stated, that since the distribution closed, it credit-of 1,0001. in favour of the central torumittee of correspondence for Manchester and the titighbourbood loot been placed by the managers of the sub ' erription in London in the hands of the banker', to be applied at the direction of that committee. It will also be an interesting piece of information to many, that Considerable progress has been made, with the assistance of Mr. 31`Adarn, in preparing to carry into immediate effect a plati for the tenpleyrnent of such of the poor as are able and willing to work upon the public tootle, and that there is a prospect of affording the means of subsistence front this source to great numbers of those who are now entirely unemployed. The Sub-Committee gladly avail themselves of this opportunity of acknowledging the valuable servirea of Mr. Thorpe, who, at the commencement of the subscription, professed his willingness to un dertake gratuitously the office of Secretary. In performing the dune' of his office, which he has done most efficiently, his cape. rience, particelarly in matters of detail and local practice, has fre quently bees of essential use to your Sub-Committee, whilst the regularity of his arrangements has materially contributed to fedi.- tate and to forward much of the business with which they have been occupied. It now only remains for your Sub-Committee to resign into your hands the trust which you confided to their management; and while they do this. they feel assured it will afford y. u sincere pleasure to be informed, that during the long period in winch ail , hare been assiduously 'employed upon this important object, the most cordial unanimity has marked all their proceedings: and though it was ,your pleasure. in the selection of your DeLgetes, to associate together persons diffirring most essentially in opinion upon subjects of the highest current, it is with unmixed satisfaction and reelect confidence they appeal to the whole of their transactions, and to the comprehensive record of them before you, for a proof, that neither party prejudice nor religines distinction has ever in fluenced their deeieioui, or in any manner interfered with tbeclutid they had to perform. By order of the Sub-Committee. War. JOHNSON, M.A., Chairman. with &c. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, At the :Ilan, on TUESDAY, September 19, at 12, unless pre viously disposed of hi Private Cosine, A Valttaltle COPYHOLL) EsTATg of INETERIr- A NCE, held under the Manor of IVIMBLEDON, sub ject to a small Annual Quit Rent of Is. 4d., and Customary Fine on Death or Alienati.in ; consisting of ALL that capital and very spacious MANSION-HOUSE and PREMISES, formerly the Properly and Residence of Timothy Yeas, Esq., pleammtly si tuate on the Bank of the Thames, Mortlaki, to the Conn, of Surrey, containing a noble drawing-room, a hemiliAll Picture Rai lel, upwards of eighty fret in length. ornamented with fine oak carved wainscoting, a dining-room. and other-sitting-routs, nu merous lied•chambers, and convenient offices ; a double coach. house, stabling for six horses; two gardens. one of which is our. rounded by lofty walls, well :imbed and stocked with fruit-trees; the whole abundantly supplied with excellent water. The House has lately been occupied as a Boarding School for Young Gentlemen. for which, or fur any numerous Entablishme9t, it is peculiarly well adapted. To be viewed by applying to Mr. Whitfield, Stationer, at Mort lake, nearly oppmite the house, of whom printed particolors may be had; particulars also at the Castle, the Talbot, the Star and Harter ' and ilreyhound„ at Richmond ; the Ilea Lion, Putney ; Spread Eagle. Wandsworth; the Griffin. Kingston • of Menses. Teasdale and Stnes. Solicitors. Fenelturch-street, Lo ndon; at the Mart ; and of Winstanley and Sops, Paternoster-row. SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE OpLI.ECT lON OF ME . AND COINS AT,LIVERPOOL. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, ANrind la, 1326. lIIHE Principal Of fi cers of .ifedesfy s Ordnance du iersity islve Notice, That they will SELL by PUBLIC. AUCTION; ill 'the Tower. as MONDA V, the .Ch of September nest, and two follow OLD ing ,tics, at II o'clock in the forenoon precisely, sundrc lacts of v, bp V , ' • of Cut and Wrought Iron , and other 31elal Articles, such as Cast Iron Sand Shot, Round Shot ,ad Shells. Hammered Imo, Cot Oun Barrels, Nails. and Brads, BM/ farnitore from Small Arms broken up, and Pia Lead from from 1, - ,ul Dal remelted; Sand Bags, Tarpaulins, Old 31ilitary ilothi lg. lioness ard Saddlery articles; Bedding, consiving of aLinkets, Rugs. and Paillasses; Fire Engines, Leather Dockets , and line, and a satiety of other articles. The whole of cinch war he inspected at the Tower, at Woolwich, and at the fit,. t o Visa in Touley-street, as expressed in the catalogues, bins Cr seek previous to the sale, upon application to the Store teener' in those plsres, where catalogues of the 'Att, and rend- 1100 d the side, will be delivered to those persons who may apply IV the SZ:1!•:. Ey ABRAHAM FIASWET, Esq. This work is part.cularly recommended to the attention of young officers, &e. It clearly points nut the dangers and risks to which inexperienced men are sukixt, anti the means of guarding against them ; the importance of a discreet choice of seeonds ; the quali fications of a good one, and the qualities of a had one, exemplified general grounds of challenges futile, and easily settled by prudent movement ; duty of seconds t•. interfere and accomtMolatc ; a court of reference proposed ; the rise and progress of chivalry ; the judicial combat and duelling ; some of the laws, edicts, and opi nions of various nations, at various periods, fin arid against them ; many of the moat remarkable combats and duets of ancient and mo dern limes recounted, from correct authorities. By order of the Board, R. BYHAM, fee the Secretary. By - lifessri.4.W I N5lANLiYancl§ON. ( On MONDAY, Septenher 11. and Five following Dayr, at ll each day, at their Rooms, in Church -street, Liverpool, by order of the Assignees, A Very extensive anti valuable COLLECTION of MEDALS and COINS, comprising a numerous selection of the celebrated Napoleon Aledals. on bronze and silver ; a great variety of others connected with the history of the different eoula tries of Europe. Dassier's Medallic Series of the Kings anti Queens of England, some fine Papal Medals, Engl,ish ditto, and mous of considerable estimation and value; together Tith some choice Eng. halt and Foreign Coins in gold and silver, silver and brass Homan (lilt" and various others ; the whole collected by a Gentleman of Liverpool. At the end of the Sale will be sold the elegant Rosewood Cabinet, fitted up with drawers for coins and =dais. To be viewed on Friday the flit, and Saturday the 9th ; and, to prevent intrusion, no perma will be admitted without. a catalogue, which may be now had of Alesant. Winstanley and Suns, Pater. noster-mw. Lmidon ; of ,Messrs. Zanetti and Agnew, Manches ter; and of Messrs. T. Winstanley and Son, Church-street, Li verpool. Price Is. each. EAST INDIA HOUSE. Angus! 3t), 162 n. IIE Court of Direrfurs of Ike United Company of T 3ferehowts of Eregload tradimg to the East Indics do i r rebygire Nonce. That the Committee of Ilayinz and Warehouses will be ready, on or at cur time befcre IFEnuEsnaT, the 13th September, 1026, iemive Prolinvaill in writing, sealed up, from such persons as nay to willing to supply the Company with IRON HOOFS tat that the Conditions of the Contract may he seen upon applica ;en to the letk of the said Committee, with whom the Proposals num be left bef.tre Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon of the said 13th ,tar of September, 1826, after which hour no Tender will be re ceived. JOSEPH DART. Secretary. EAST INDIA HOUSE. Aug. 30. "pH Court if Directors of the United Umnpany of Alere'ioots of bream! trading to the Lost hales do hereby Cf Thut the Committee of Buying and Warehouses will be ready to receive Proposals in writing. sealed up. on or before WEDNES DAY. the 2.9. h Septemiter, 18214 from such persons as may be willing to supply the Company with BITEItA 31 'FILLETS with GILT LEADEN SEALS, FOR PACKING WOOLLEN CLOTH; ald that trieorndition; of the Contract may he seen upon applica tion to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whom the Proposals must be left before Eleven o'clock in the Foreneou of the said nth day of Sirember. 1826, after which hour the Committee will not attire say Tender. JOSEPH DART, Svrelary. ItOTTERDA)I STEJI . NI PACKETS, at ReducedF a *ea. De KING of the ATIIERL:aiDS, Capt. JOAN SLATER, Ti;? QUEEN of the NETI I RLA N (Fain. Jolt re PE ens on, with l'ooergers oblr. and carry iag the Post.ollice hag, depart ordeals every WLDNESDAY and SATURDAY, from off the Coati= House, at Eight o'Cloek in the Al^rnittg. for the con trysne., of Patoeegers. Carriages, and Luggage, to Rettee t:rn. at the following Reduced Rate of Fares : Principal. 21. 16o.; Steerage, 21. each person ; Children ander ten r..ari et age. half price (provitiii hed, and every taperer included): ilorsea, 01. 55.; Carriages, 61. fra. ; Chariots, 28th August, 1828. Which having been ordered to be entered on the minutes. Mr. Johnson, after passing a high eulogium en the readiness with which Mr. Thorpe, the Comptroller of the police establishment, had offered his gratuitous services as Secretary, proposed a vote of thanks, expressive of the warm sense entertained by the Committee of the valuable aid they had received from him; which was carried unanimously ; as, on the motion of Dr. Bardsley, seconded by the Rev. C. \V. lethelston, was a vote of thanks to the Sub-Committee, for the very zealous and effective manner in which they have dis charged the important dude' of their office ; anti likewise one to the bornughreeve and constables, for the facilities they had ren dered, by allowing the Committee the use of the police rooms, and the personal assistance, when necessary, oldie clerks, &e. employed in the police-office. These formal matters having been disposed of, the Rev. W. JOHNSON called die attention of the Meeting to the following pa ragraph. which appeared in the London Courier of Saturday last, into which paper the Reverend Gentlemen said lie had ascer tained that it had been copied front the New Times and Re prese,datirc:— " Relief is no longer given not to the poor ; and, consequently, the distress appears to increase • but it is to be hoped that some relief will be shortly rendered to the poor, either through the means of money, food, or employment. It is in agitation to create em ployment for the adult poor upon the public reads, but there is great difficulty in getting at the means which are suggested for that purpo-e. It is known thief meetings of the Committee of Correspondence here have been held, at which Mr. Ilycu and Mr. M'Adam have attended, but the result of their deliberations has net transpired, and In the mean time the poor are destitute of oc cupation and food. I hope their state of destitution will not drive the sufferers to any outrages ; and I know of nothing more likely to encourage such consequences as an opinion which is circulated here, that the Committee in London have offered to contribute to relieve the poor of Manchester by advancing money in proportion to the subscription raised in the town, and to this there is an utter aversion among the wealthy inhabitants, who say that there is a sufficient force here to preserve tranquillity in any event, and who, I must add, appear little disposed to tad Government in the anxious endeavours to ameliorate the condition of the unemployed poor, whose sufferings were the result of that excessive speculation and of manufacture, which brought wealth to few, but poverty to the multitude." - - u. a.. ; Gig., 3/. 3.. CAICJI. For further particulars application to he made to the cieneral Packet OffiLr. 358, Stand ; and for securing Berths, to N. W. SYMONDS. Agent, 7, Crescent, Minority. ' 11) OVAL MAIL-00.‘CII OFFICE, LAD-LANE 13, SUP/AMOR TRAVELLIND to EXETER, FM.- 31017711, and all parts of the West of England. The REGULATOR. fur Exeter, Plymouth, and Falmouth, thniugh Salisbury and Dorchester, leaven the above Office every Atetr.oon at Two o'Clock. Pastungers for Plymouth and Fal. math by this Coach may sleep at Exeter, and proceed the follow- Lig limning, without additional charge. The MAGNET (the only Day Catch to Weymouth), through lloingstoke. Andover, and Blandfonl. leaves the Swan at Fire 1.%.;10ck in the Morning, and arrives at Luce's Hotel, %Veyonontb, coyly tLe same Evening. The UNION. for Southampton. through Winchester, leaves at hapast I;ight in the Morning, Tuesday and Friday at half-past , ;-ren, and arrives in time fur the Otternrey and Juicy Steam Packets. _ _ —.— The REGENT, for Bath and Bristol, through Beading, Marl tmothiii, Cline, and Chippeal.ern, leaves at Four o'Clock in the Anunoon, snd arrives at Brigid at Nine the next Morning. The Exeter, Plymouth, Falmouth, Bath, and Bristol )Jails, leve every Evening at half-past Seven o'Clock. WATERHOUSE, SON, and Co., Proprietors. Part ngen end Parcels foe the above Coaches may be booked at (intro's °kneader Warehouse, corner of Park-lane, Oxford-meet; at the Gloucester Coffee-house, and York Horxl, Piccadilly. ItINACEOUS FOOD, prepared from the finest A. wheat, for infants and persons with impaired digestion; la t igy approved and vcommeoded be the faculty. Manufactured !'),• Jaynes !lards, Dartford, miller to his Majesty. That only is e-nuinc which bears tha Royal Arms by authority, and is signed by James Bards. )1.1 wholesale by Messrs. Dale. Baker. Wattle. and Co. drug. cis s, Salisbury-square; Mr. C. Butler, chemist, No. 4. Cheapside ; 31s , :s. Sump and Co., 220, Regent.strect, and 30, New Bond it eet. London ; ltlessrs. Barclay and Sons, 113, Plect-market ; Icesrs. Harkin and Winstr.r.ley, 7, Poultry; Mr. Rees 'Fianna., Wailing.streei, Manchester; sad Mr. T. Buller, IVaterloo plae, Edinburgh; and by the principal druggists in the United Kingdom, in packets, Is. and 2s. each. 6 .• This preparation will be found preferable to Arra. Root, %mit Powder, ate., and will keep good in any circa& In regard to this statement a discussion arose, as to whether or I not it should be replied to. There appeared to be no difference of opinion concerning the impropriety of the language made use of, or the great incorrectneas of its statements, any more than as to the grOss, offootive. and unfounded assertion, with respect to the feel ingsand declarations of the more opulent part of the inhabitants; but it was ultimately determined that an anonymous newspaper assertion was not worth notice, particularly as the Committee were then able to affoei a practical reply to the charge, that there was an indisposition to co-operate with the London Committee in their offers to contribute to the relief of the poor, by giving public notice this day, that their arrangements fur setting the poor to work were ready lobe carried into immediate operation. In the course of a subsequent conversation which ensued it was stated, on the authority of several of the medical gentlemen con nected with the Infirmary, and the statement was received with great satisfaction, that notwithstanding the extreme suffering which so many of the poor have undergone, there has yet been little or no accession of disease amongst them; indeed, fever eases this year aro stated to have hitherto been less numerous Mau last year. Two or three members of the Committee, who had recently been In Ireland, Mated how infinitely worse, as regarded this e ester , cres, was the condition of the poor in Dublin, than in M nanch owing in a great degree to the extreme want of cleanliness amongst them, In the former place; and It was suggested, that as a mea sure of precaution, the poor in this town should be strongly urged to whitewash their dwellings, and be supplied with the means of doing so, before the approach of winter. After sonic further desultory conversation, and ordering the audit of their accounts, the Com mittee separated. f_TALL'S DIGESTIVE or DINNER PILLS.—Of all the complaints to which the human frame is liable, few are !mire distressing, and none are more cmumon, than a disordered state of the stomach, arising from weakness or tkrangement in the digestive organs, and attended with ft:dish:rice, acidity, pains in the stowisch, giddiness, head-ache, and heartburn. To remove these painful effivis where they exist, and to prevent their recurrence, by giving renewed vigour and a healthy tone to the digestive power*, ‘, the express design of the above pills ; and experience has abun dantly proved that they are eminently calculated to produce these important results. Ily taking them a short time before the hour of dinner, the process of digestion is greatly assisted, and by the or cutout use of them, the system will be preserved in a sound and healthy state. As preventives of those severe bilious attacks to which some persons are liable, these pills are decidedly recommended, and as an effectual, though gentle aperient, they will ever prove a most va luable family nietEcine. They have also beer. highly useful to persons on long voyages, and experiencing a change of climate; and as they do not contain any preparation of calomel, no altera tion of diet nor confinement to the house is requisite. Prepared only by Mr. C. W. Clarke (successor to the late Mr. It. Bab, at 115, ; and sold in boxes at •2s. tkl., 4s. lid., and 11s. 61 To guard te:7;tist counterfeits, the Public arc respectfully re 94eited to observe, that those only can be depended upon Pa Mann! which have upon thou the words " Prepared only at 113, Holborn hill." Sold wholesale by Edward'', 17, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Butler, 4. Cheapside ; Barclay, Yleet-int , -.%et ; and retail by Smalling, Gate of the Royal Exchange; Johnson, 68, Cordial; Sanger,. Oxford - street; Simpson, 21, Piccadilly : Pyroan. comer o f t.reat Titchtield-ntreet, Oxford-market ; Freake, Tottenham-court road; Martin. 2, 1 'pper Seymour-street, Somers-roan ; Stranger, I harlotte-street, Pimlico Sellers. 9, King's-road, Sloane-square, I helsea; Fry, 15, liridge-atreet, Lambeth ; Mounsey, 14, Park- Kennington ; Bealca, 17, High-street, Newington Butts; illisms and Co., 7, Bedford-place, Commercial-road; Holwell, High-street, Borough: Jones and Co., 3, George's Circus, Great Surrey-street; Emerson, 110, rimer East Smithfield ; Rrabham, 14, Met-street, Poplar: Ivory, 1811, Shoredittli; catets 196, Bishopegate-street Without; Jones, Hackney-road ;' `" 401, 35 , Mary -street. amootead-road ; rind Laneastar, Poole. Whet may bealm had, Hall's Cough Pills and Pectoral bo roses, for cotton, minims, shortness of breath, and other affec tens of the lungs. Mr. Balmer, of Hilton, Berwickshire, hu given an ac count of the commencement and conclusion of the harvest on his farm for 29 years. The following ire a few of the earliest and latest:— Begun. Finished. 179 8 August 13. September 10. 1799 September 16. October 22. 1803 August 22. IEOB S ptember 1. 110111 August 18. 1811 September 14. 1816 September 30. 1817 September 16. 1820 September 4. 11124 August IR. 1825 August 15. 1826 July 24. September 14. September 29, September B. October S. October 20. • October 21. September 22." September 4. September S. August 10. Ed n- For a 1 he net 'de I.; 1 of :ky en. the rer. and the eve for day 70s. pre. OS ; cap and of a Lniel Ints Bah of of 1 st Der • of ay Mr. W. P. MUS3RAVE, At the Auction Mart. Bartholomew-lane. TO-MORROW, at 12, IEW I,ERY, ETS, MOSAICS, CAMEOS, UP TURQUOISES, and various Precious Stones; Musical and other Snuff-boxes ; a eery tine real Onyx Cameo of Bona parte, and sundry curious article 4, with handsome Work-boxes, Desks, Dressing-cases, Pocketbooks, &C. May he viewed this day. Catalogues at the Plant ; and of Mr. W. P. Musgrave, Auctioneer, Appraiser, &c. No. 5, Bread -street, Cheapside. CIIEAPSIDE. CAPITAL. AND COM MODIOCS PREMISES. TO be DISPOSED OF, by VINSTANLEY and sONS.thoI,EASE, for near 20 years, of moat capital and com manding PREMISES, situate on the South and preferable side of that leading thoroughfare, Chciipside, having a frontoge of about twent pone feet, and a depth of near seventy feet, the whole recently repaired and improved, at an expense of upwards of 10001. and well adapted fur any public concern of magnitude. To be viewed, and further particulars known, by applying to Wircitanicy and Sons, Paternoster.row. CflA NIMES 61d. per lb. ; Wax-wick Moulds 811. for cash, or credit on the usual terms, at DAVIES'S old established Warehouse, 63, St. Martin's-lane, opposite New Slaughter's Coffve.house. Every artiel? of the best, at prices as under :—Candles lis. lid, per dozen ; Wax-wick Moulds Its. ; fine Wax Candles, 3s. 6d. per lb. ; Sperm Candles, 2s. Bd. ; Palace Wax Lights, 3s. 2d.; Mottled Soap. 745. per cwt. ; Yellow, fibs. ; Cord, 82s. ; Windsor and Palm Soap, Is. 4d. per lb.; Brown Wind•nr, Is. Bd. ; Sealing Wax, 4.. ; the finest Sperm Oil, 6s. 3:1. per gallon. -1 Wen forwarded to all parts of the world. 14, ri loo rt n n i e .b r ur o y tl sq 11ul.rt.e.lb. 'a eg ra s ta l i e rs ave ' j Southampton-street, mart respectfully to inform the Public. that he continues to give Lessons on the New and Genuine System of Teaching the ART of WRITING on expeditious and unerring Principles ; whereby his Pupils are taught to sit with ease and elegance, and to write a beautiful running -hand in an incredibly short period. Mr. TRAIL has the honour of attending families of the first re spectability. Ladies and Gentlemen are attended either at their own houses, nr at his private residence, 14. Southampton-street, Bloomsbury, where a prospectus of his terms may be had. lie also receives a 9 elect Class of Gentlemen in the Evening, from Six to Nine i clock. Short-hand taught on a very superior plan.—Respectable School attended. CAUTION TO FAMILIES. TO distinguish the genuine JOIINSTONE'S PA , TENT WINDSOR SOAP from the Counterfeit Imi!a dons daily imposed upon the Public, by unprincipled speculators, purchasers will do well to observe, that it is of a pale amber colour, its perfume a complete bouquet, and most pleasant in use. possess ing also peculiar balsamic and emollient properties, rendering . the skin luxuriantly white, soft, and even ; counteracting the injurious effects produced by intense solar heat, or cold winds ; and is to be had genuine only of his successors, Price and Gosnell (Perfumers to his Majesty), and their Agents. All other Soaps, under the same name, ate vile and gross impositions, possessing none of the highly appreciated qualities of the genuine Johnstone's Patent al'inilsor Soap. Prepared at the original manufactory, No. 12, Three Kings'. court. bombard-street. e s • No connexion with any Retail Shops in Lombard-street. PERSONAL BEAUTY.—The Ladies are assured that all the Cosmetics ever yet discovered do not possess, in a hundredth tie gree. the good qualities of PRICE and GOSNELL'S PATENT NAPLES CRE.I AN, patronised by the Royal Family and the Nobility throughout Lurope. It effectually exterminates crap. Lions, tan, pimples, freckles, redness, and all cutaneous iniperfec.l tions whatsoever ; arrays the neck, hands, and arms in matchless whiteness; bestows on the complexion a juvenile bloom ; renovates beauty when on the decline, and sustains it in pristine splendor to the latest period of life. To mothers nursing their offspring, it is essentially serviceable in healing soreness, and reducing inflomma. tion, so frequently following this otherwise pleasing pursuit of ma. tonal ME :own. The Patent Naples Cream is recommended to Gentlemen as an infallible specific in allaying the smarting irrita bility of the face, and will render shaving, heretobre a painful, now a pleasurable operation.—Price ss. and 10s. per battle. PRICE and GOSNEI.L'S MACASSAR OIL, or unfailing efficacy foe aiding the growth of the Hair, to an extent surpassing belief; also for preventing baldness, and for imparting to the hair an imperishable quality and an undecaying youthfulness. There is nothing equal tn. nor in any degree to be compared with, the ge nuine Macassar Oil, imported by . Price and Gosnell, Perfumers to his Majesty, No. 12, Three Kings -court, Lombard -street, London, who have sold it, pure and unadulterated, for the last thirty years ; and who, in fact, first introduced it to the notice of the Btitish Public. Messrs. Price and Gosnell. the sole Proprietors and only importers (which has been proved by . the Import List, and sworn before the Lonl Maym) of the genuine Macassar Oil, wishing to protect the public against the pretensions of base impostors (false) stylinglthemselves importers), have, at a very g r eat expense , affixe d a label, with an engraving from a design by Sir Wm. Congreve, of extreme difficulty of ezecution, en the outside of each bottle, with their names and address in full thereon, which purchasers are particularly requested to observe; and as a further security, every genuine bottle is signed, in red ink, in their own handwriting, to counterfeit which is felony. Also, worthy the notice of Gentlemen who have tender faces. PRICE and GOSNELUS PATENT PASTA DEL CAN TAGNA. This celebrated Shaving Soap is made by a new promo, which divests it of all irritating quales ; it braces the skin, softens the beard, and makes the razor act ter • easier than by the common method. Sold in Pots, price 2s. fkl. and Is. each. P. and G. wilt, gra t u it o usly, present a pot of the above Pasta del Castave to any Military Gentleman desirous of proving its elf!. my. Wm application at their warehouse. •• Price and Goenell have appointed Messrs. Sutton and Co.. Newberry and Co., and Mr. Chas. Butler, Wholesale Vendors of their celebrated Articles of Perfumery in Loner. Published by C. Chap;llc, Royal Library, Pall-mall, and nigh street, CtOyitein, mice ss. hoards, OT In. bnnnd. FAMILIAR LETTERS from a FATHER to his I DAUGHTER. relative to the DUTIES of a GO VERNESS ; progressively treating on every necessary subject for enabling youth to attain a pi rfect knowledge of the English Lan guage, and intended for the use of Schools, particularly Ladies' Senonsr!es. By W. C. OULTON. Contents :—Letter I. Introdue ion-11. The Alphabet, and pe culla. Sounds of the Let.ers--111. (kthogi apt), and Etymology— IV. Accent and Pronunciation—V. Parts of Speech—Vl. Sub stantive, Gender—VlL Substantive continued. Number—V . II I. Substantive concluded, Cass and Declension—l X. Adjective, De grees of Comparlso I—X. Pronouns, Persot , : - .1. Relative, Stc.—X l. Verbs, Active. Passive and Neuter ; Mood and Tense--XII. Verb continued, Auxiliaries—X.lM Verb continued, Conju gation-30V. Verbs, Regular, Irregular, Defective, and Imper sanal—XV. Participle, Gerunds—Ml. Adverbs, their Degrees, /U. ; Conjunctions Prepositions, and Interjectiotts--XV 11. Syn tax, Parsing—XV it 1. Writing, Pune . nation, Abhreviation, Com position, ithetoric--XIX. Reading, Reci:ation, Elocution—XX. Versification. Prosody, Blank Verse. DISTRESSED 'LETTER-PRESS PRINTERS. A PPEAL to the PUBLIC from the LETTER-PRESS PRINTERS of the 11IETROp01.18. _ At a time when so many Appeals ate made to the Benevolence ache Public by Bodies more numerous and perhaps more import. , ant, though certainly not, individually. more distressed, great reluctance is felt by the COM M ITTEE acting for the JOUR. , NE I'3IEN PRINTERS of the METROPOLIS in soliciting fur their Unemployed and Destitute Fellow-workmen any portion , of the Public sympathy. It is rot the wish, neither would it be ' the province, of this Committee, to advert to the Causes which have led to the present Embarrassments of Trade ; they will, however, take leave to state, that on no branch of industry has the pressure of the times fallen with greater severity than on the Printing Busi ness. Every efliwt has been made, and is now making, by the Journeymen in Employment, both in Town and Country, to lessen the Caiamity which has bafallen their Brethren, by a Weekly Subscription out of their scanty Earnings ; but the Amount thus collected proving so very inadequate to meet the pressing and increasing Demands. they are constrained, unwillingly, to adopt this their only resource, of hying their Distresses before a humane Pleblie, sari of supplicating its generous Aid, without which Num bers of , heir must descrying Brethren must endure, it is feared, for Mouths, all the Evils which Poverty ran possibly indict. Although this Appeal is addressed to the Public at large, in the hope that lawns individually from motives of humanity, will step forward to their assistance, the Journeymen l'rinters are conscious of no claim on general ',smoothy stronger than that of urgent dis tress. They venture, however. to appeal to the patriotic feelings of their Countrymen—to twit as consider the Press a powerful engine, not merely in the di ff usion of Knowledge and advancement of Science, but also in the preservation of Public Liberty, that they will oiler, thlollt feelings to operate in favour of the men who minister in its service, and who now unfortunately are compelled to implore their succour. To the Literary Portion of the Public they wish particularly to address themselves, with becoming humility, in tins their meson of adversity ; mo,t of whom are doubtless aware that for some time after the Introduction of tilt , Art, the profession of a Printer was as illostrioue as it was profitable: but whether from the inroads made by Machinery—the general diffusion of Education, which renders learning no mark of distinction—or front whatever other csuse— certain It is, the operative Printer is not at all seperior, in point of remuneration, to that of the commonest handicraft workman. They confidently cherish the hope, however, that their claims to protectinn will still be recognised by the lovers of Literature, anti that the humble instruments of ushering into the world the productions of Genius and Learning will not be suffered to perish without assistance. The Committee cannot omit to notice, in terms of pride and thankfulness, the liberal Donation which hes been sent to a Sub scription row raising in Bristol and its Neighbourhood, for the Distressed Printers, by a celebrated Female, an ornament to her sex and to the Literature of her Country. Most serviceable will it Prove to the objects of her bounty—more valuable as an example for imitation. Subscriptions will be gratefully received by the Committee, who attend every Monday and Tuesday Evening for that special put tme, at the Three herrings, Bell-yard, Temple liar, where they will be happy to xlve every information, and where their Accounts and System of Menagement will be open to the inspection of those benevolent individuals who may feel di-posed to aid their cause. Subscriptions will also be received by the following gentlemen : Messrs. Cowie and Strange, 60, Paternoster-row. anti 24, Fetter. lane ; Messrs. Show and Sons, Printers, 137, Fetter-lane, Fleet street; Mr. Hetherington, Popular Encyclopedia Office, 30, Kings gate-etreet, Holborn ; Mr. Monkhouse. ( hove - House Tavern, Camberwell; Mr. Cable, Iron Founder, Ray-street, Clerkenwell; Mr. Hart, Iron Founder, NWyeh-street, Drury-lane; Onwhyti's Circulating Library, 4, Catherine-street, Strand; and by the Pro prietors of all Country Newspapers. The Committee moat gratefully acknowledge the undermen tioned Donations anti Subscriptions received down to the present period: they respectfully solicit the continued support of a bene volent Public. through whase assistance they can alone hope to ad minister efficient relict to the very large portion of their fellow. workmen who are LOW suffering the severest distress from want of employ went. Eleven Weeks' Subscrip tions from Co;ti lositors and Pressmen tin em. ,Mrs. Hannah More, Bar ley Wood. lux Bristol Committee - £lO 0 J. Cradoek, Esq. . 5 0 Dr. Borthwick Gilchrist 1 0 W. Pine, Esq. . 1 0 Mrs. Grove 0 10 Mr. Jervis 0 10 Alr.Nicholls, Savoy Palace 1 0 Journeymen in the em ploy of Mr. PoucliCe, Ty pe.fourder - 4 6 Donations and Subscrip tions of Masters and Journeymen Printers of Briatol, for Five Weeks 14 0 The Journeymen Printers of Cambridge . 10 0 Ditto Oxford . 10 0 Ditto Edinburgh - 812 Ditto Manchester - 8 0 Ditto Bath 7 0 Ditto Nottingham 61. 128.7 d. Duo heeds 5 0 Ditto York 5 0 Ditto Worcester - 4 8 Ditto hhellield . 4 0 Ditto Colchtster - 515 Ditto Carmarthen - 2 0 I Ditto Hertford - 115 Ditto Bradford, Yorkshire 1 lit Ditto Chelmsford 1/. 2s. 6d. I Ditto Berkshire Chronicle 1 0 Ditto Penzance - 1 0 Ditto Salisbury Journal 1 1 Per Messrs. Shaw. 'FE W. Underwood , Esq. 1 0 II A Friend 0 1 I Anooyakoue 5 0 L7 l 2.ings, Dell lard, ploy) in the lietropolia 373/. 12s. 00. Proceeds of an Excursion to the Nore, August 12 441. 17s. 26d. 31r.Figgins,Type. founder . L 0 0 Ur. iaiiid, roller. maker - 4 0 0 Mr. Griffith, Ink makes - 2 12 6 Mr. mshoi', ditto 1 0' 0 Mr. Bell. ditto 1 0 0 Al . .Martin&Co. do. Birmingham 7 16 0 Messrs. Winningham ' 4:0 0 Mr. K. Taylor - '2 2 Messrs. Shaw and Sons 3 0 Mr. notify . 2 0 Mr. Richards - '2 0, 1 Mr. M'Millan - Mr. Romney - 1 1 Mrssrit. Harwood & Hall, Cambridge - 1 0 Mr. Pitman . 2 0 Mr. Dickinson, Stationer 6 0 Mr. Robes9n - 1 01 Mr. Forbes - 1 0 Mr. Dean, per Mr. Forbes 101. 91 Mr. Maitlsnfl - 010 Mr. C. Lambert - 0 10 , A Compositor et Mr, Ni- • i chrilles 9le OM • II Mr. Jackson committee-111mm, Thrett H, August 31, It IA LS TIIE AR.III-. . . Detachments belonging to the 7th regiment of rsralc:lh Guard•, and the 12th. 22d., and 2.llPregiments of tatantry, marched yesterday morning from SVestrnioster, for Bristol, on route to Inland. A detachment belonging to the liflth regiment of foot marched yesterday morning f►om Westminster., for Plyenoeth. I)etachments of recruits arrived in town yciterday morning from Liverpool and Bristol, on route to join their respective corp , and depots. A detachment of recruits arrived in town yesterday morning by a canal boat, at Paddington, front Coventry, on route to join their respective corps and depots. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, AUG. Arrived the James Cropper, Iltrrshall, from New York August 1 ; Eliza, Humble, troni St. Pam's, New Itrunsivick— sailed Aug. 6 ; Charlotta Frederica. Schiel, from Oriefswald ; Hall, Clarke. from Jamaica : Omega, Grohun, from Archangel; Antigua Packet, Smith. from Antigua—sailed July 16—the James, I Lawton, was to sail on the 25th : on the 13th August, in lat. 4t. 40., long. 41., spoke the Lord Whitworth, from Liverpool for Quelic ; and the Endraght, Buyl, from Emden. 'Otfoi dusk, I ship, :I - brigs. S dled the Georgia, Varnum, for Savannah. The Dalhousie Castle, from Liverpool, arrived e New York on the tllith July. The Columbla, Graham, from arrived at New York on the:list July. The diary, Ruder, from Liverpool. has arrived at The Louisa, Leon, from Liverpool, has arrived at Ale ile The Oscar, Ware, from Liverpool for Valp maiso, • u 'poke with on the `2lllth May, in lat. 38. W. S.. long. 45. W. The Stag, !Ackley, front Liverpool, has arrived t.t. Monte Vi leo. _ _ . The Neva, Marston, from Carnarvon, has arrived at I e a York. in Ming-four days. The Westmorland, Clarke, from London-leery, h; a arr:vel at New York, in All days. The Queen :Slab, Connyng,haar, from Havre, has arrived at New York, in 46 day.. The Henry Edwards, from Cork, has arrived at New York, in 41 days. The standard, Lotherington, from Londonderry, has arrived at Philadelphia, in 51 days. PEN 7. ASCE, AUG. 27.—The Lord Wellington, Scilly packet, whose fate way doubtful yesterday, has reached Scilly : but the o•her packet, the (Weruh, got on shore on one of the islands on Friday night t the damage not known ; no lives lOU. FALMOUTH. At:c. 'ail.—Arrived oft Fort, the John, of London, front B rbiee. Arrived the Havannah Packet. Ramsay, front 'Lune ; and the Betsy, Bill, from St. John's, N.B. Sailed the Albion, Butral, for Leghorn; and the Commerce, Barker. f:c Linden.—Wind VA n MOUTH., I.W. A ce. 29.—The two anthers and cables let: by the Fort William have been recovered. PONTSWOV rt. A ra. 29.—Arrived the New Speedwell, and thc Harmony, from London. Sailed the flightlyer cutter, on a cruise, and his 3lalesty's ship Ilcracouta, for Woolwich.—Wind ii. S.E. D c.. 29.—Passed the Nelson, Dawson, from Jamaica ; the Egyptian, Fenwick, front the Isle of France; and the Jane, Hawkins, from Jarmfct, all for London; the George the Fourth, steam-ship. front London, for Oporto Lisbon, and Gibraltar. A homeward-bound South seaman passed tide afternoon, reported by is boatman to be the l'ansitto.t. The Cyrus, :Manchester, from Lon don to the Mediterranean, remains ; the rest of the outward.boutat hare sailed.—Wind S.W. GRAVESEND, Ayr.. 29.—Arrived the Dominica, • Bolder. from Dominica; Sarah, Beatson, from Quebec; Brighton, Sebor, front New York; Topaz, Styan, from Antigua; Resolution, Cook. Grim St. Petersburgh ; Coquette, Spencer, from the South Seas; Nelson, Dawson, from Jamaica ; William Manning, Smith, from St. Kites; Mat ilda,Wallace, from St. Domingo. Sailed the Catherine, Pligg, for Gibraltar; and the Camilla, Ruivbenny, for Copenhagen. The Dewdrop, from Quebec, is supposed to be arrived ofT Rye. The Catherine Aldrina. from the Cape, has arrived off Rye. til.e sailed from St. Helena 2litli June. CUSTOM-HOUSE, At n. 29: SHIPS ENTERED INIVARIDL—The Richmond, Gilderdalc, from Ilamburgh ; Escape, Weasel", from Lisbon ; IlDlienney from St. Petersbuigh ; Sir Edward Banks , Howlett , from Brunets; Times, Clark, from Waterford; Fame, Miller, from ditto; Rabe, Attwooll, from Dublin; Gals ay, Quixlan, from Dungarvon. Ea Tnann OuTwanna.—The William M'Gillivrav, Studdant, for Quebec and Alontreal ; Thames, Athenian, for Rotwdam ; Euphemia. Node, for Montserrat ; Canulati, Tate. for Trinida' Huutaren, Gibaon, for the Cape of Good Ilopc ; Kazis, "Baal, fur Vera Cruz t Sultan, Yeoman, for Trieste and Venice ; Carer , . Hig gins. for Genoa and Leghorn : Glaphyra, Sowell, for Antigua; Burlington,. Barlow, for Elsinore and St. Petenburgh ; nankin, Page, for Ostend; Jean, Curriea, for Quebec and Montreal:H.l6, Attwooll, for Dublin; Cambrian Blyth, fur :Madras and eAICIDI R . CLEARED OUTWARDS.—T he Thalia, Shand, for Halifax Alkmaar Heath, for Rotterdam; Frau Maria, Valle, for Rnitmck.; Despatch , Lelbvre, for St. John's, N. 8.; Rhine, Hart, for Rotter dam ; George and Ann, Circe, for Elsinore and St. Peteraborgh Cambria, Nixon, for Madeira and Demerara; Glenora, Burrell, for Memel ; Maria Gaudin, for Jamaica. CLEARED Maria, TO IRELAND. —EcIipse, Godfrey, i,:r EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Patience, Kind, from the Mauritius, has arrived off Dom ; from the Mauritius 15:h of April, and the Cape 21st May. The Catherine Aldrina, Boag, from the Cape, off stye, for Am- stcrdam. The Vansittart (whaler), from the South Seas, off Rye. The Grecian, from Liverpool, which arrived at Bombay on the 13tit of April, experienced a heavy gale for four days off the Mitt ritius, and lost all her sails, emitting both masts, and made some water. The Promise had sailed foe Tellitherry. The Exmouth end Pyramus were on the coast. MEETINGS OP CREDITORS. COUNTRY LIST.--(From the Londou.Garette.l . . AT TIM COURT OP COMMISSIONICIIII 0? AA XAA tIrTS, S•IIINGII 4U.. . ON S•TUIIIIAT NIL?. I. Bentley and Beck, Cornhtli, watchmakers, final div................ . 12 Bire, L. Pinner's-court, Broad-street, merchant, Ist exam.— .... „.. t Copeland. J. Burelem, grocer, div ..... . ....... .... ...... ...... ... 12 Coyne, P. Welbeck-street, apothecary, dir.. Donley antrTuck, Howland-street, and Pembroke-square, builders, ad). last exam . ....... ............. I I Leadley, J. Fetter-lane, wholesale stationer , div ''''' • • 1 1 ?day, J. W. Great St. Helen's, and Brighton, wine-merchant, 2des.. 11 ()Hey and Byrne, Regent-strect, st..loines's, tailors. 24 ex 1 Poore G. and H. Pavement, Moorottris, breeches-makers, 2d ex. Wood , H. H. Dean-street. coach-maker, die ,ll Wilts and Moss, Cheltenham, mercers, adj. last exam... ....... 1 COUNTRY LIST. Charlesworth, J. Halifax, merchant, Lion, special aftlalrs.. . .... : i Huff and Brown, Liverpool, merchants, George, Glasgow warehuirwi a.' Harper, T. Yatruilgunlaip, dealer, Public Rooms, gestnsea, Ist ezanv. It Jarman, R. Holcombesßogus, tanner, Three Tuns, Tlverten. 24 .a 11 Sisson, H. Gedling, miller, George Iv. N.:Hingham, special alfairs it COAL BIANKET, Auousr 30. Shipaat*et. Shins Sold. nice :19i Newcastle ......... ..... ...... 24s 64 te Sti4 ad 20 Sunderland . 104 , 2as Gd to 30 sn, • • ... On Friday, about nine o'clock, a beautiful meteor s! ::+t over thisvity (Edinburgh) in a direction from south-east to north-west, which was risible for a few seconds ) and twit.. liantly illuminated the sky in its track. It resembl-d a large sky-rocket, and appeared to explode in a similar m :u -ser in the back part of the New Town.