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- • • t t ":" \ --11 11 • 4 " ----"fr g." - * '.o lll, ( A l f ( _ " - le: d * :1 ; p. .0 d ••• V ." • • ' , lit, '• • • .- e•jr." • • , '{`).• • - 4 ( - 41 ;.;` • . 1 " . •A . , . • r . •• - • - • -pp ! - • . •,. • • . :.? 11 . 1" . - • " • .• dik 41 : t . • - .‘;• . 44 c: •••• I• 4t - LONDON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14. 1826. No. 7,439. Price 7(1. FOREIGN LOTTERIES, PRIVATE LOTTERIES, I.ITTLE GOES, AND ItAm.Es. LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, July 19,1826. LOTTERIES being finally to cease on the lgth Oc tober next. Notice is hereby given, that the Laws against the Sale or Advertising for Sale of Foreign Lottery Tickets, and of any Lottery Tickets not authorized by Parliament, and against Little Goa and Private Lotteries, will he strictly enforced. It ts requested that the Outstanding Prizes may be brought in f oe payment with the least possible delay, that the Lottery Ac counts may be closed. Numbers of Tickets and Shares may be Registered, and their hates may be ascertained by application at this Office. L. HESSE. SALES BY AUCTION. TO OIL AND COLOUR - MEN. AND OVUM By Alr. SHUTTLEWORTH, On the Promises, on FRIDAY NEXT, at 11, by older of the . . FROM LAST manrs GAZFTTB. RIOTING AT OLDHAM. Crown °lke, Oct. 2. MESIIIPRS RETURNED TO SERVE IN TILE NEW PARLIAMENT. County and Town of Carrickfergus —Sir Arthur Chichester, of Casticcary, in the county of Dor.egal, liart. County of Cavan—llenry Maxwell, of Farnham, Esq.; and Alexander Saunderson, of Castle Saunderson, in the said county, Esq. County of Kildare—Lord Wm. Charles O'Brien Fitzgerald, of Canton ; and Rohert Latouche, of flarristown, in the said county, Esq. County of Limerick—The lion. Richc.7d Fitzgibbon; nod Thos. Lloyd, Esq. City of Limerick—Thomas Spring Rice, of Mount Trenchard, Assignees, rr HE LEASE, STOCK, and Utensils in Trade, 1 Household Furniture, Fixtures, turd Effects, of Mr. John Harding Gibbs. nil rrd colour man, No. 31. Chissiell.street, Firs bury.square. The horse contains teen bed-chambers, two kitchens, a parlour, gond front shop, and collaring. Tire Stock in Trade, &C. C 011.115111 of sperm, linseed, and other oils, the usual assortment of colours, varnish, logwood, gunpowder, brushes. corks. nil (Uteri's, jars, mailer, a colour mill, scales, weights, household furniture, and miscellaneous articles. slay be viewed ore day previous to the sale, when catalogues may be had, on the premises ; of Mr. Pope. Solicitor, Bloomfield. street ; and of 31r. Shuttleworth, No. 23, Poultry. OCTIMITR 13, MN. IVA WING OF THE LOTTERY. — WHEREAS it LP is ataliciously asserted by an Anonymous Correspondent in die " Morning Chronicle" of this day, that application would be nude to the Lords of the Treasury tor a further Postponement of suedoeryte Public are most unequivocally and positively as— sre by the Con tr actors that no such application has been mad:, nor even contemplated ; but, on the contrary. it is absolutely and inevitably determined by Government that this Last of Lotteries shall and must be decided NEXT WEDNESDAY, 18th inst. FINISH OF LOTTERIF.Fi. CIF' FT and CO. respectfully inform tile Public that the 1.1 tau and only remaining Day of Drawing the State Lottery is IVEHNESDAY NEX T, the 18th of This Alonth, when Si: Prim ui WN,000(.., aud all the other OwI:AA in the geheine„ will be tle. turrnhowd. Every Ticket will eseelve independent of any Sum to which It may be entitled. In the last Lavery containing 30,(0001. Prize*, Swift and Cw.. sold Two ont of Fear of them, at their Offices, 11, Poultry; 1, Strand ; and SI, Altligate Itigh.street. THE LAST OF ALL. NEXT WEDNESDAY ! ! Jand J. SIVE‘VRIGHT, ('ontractots, most positively o• assure the PoUlie. that Next Wednesday, Six of 30,000/. must be drawn. Next 'Wednesday, 389.01it11. will he decided. Next Wednesday, all Loileriew end in this Kingdom. To gain a Prize of 30,04,01. you must buy before Next Wednes day. Tickets and Shares arc sellir.o by J. and 3. SIVE WRIGHT, Cootrataoss, 37, Cornhill : 11, Holborn and 311, Haymarket ; who 6hared and Sold No. 12,476. a Prize of 311 , 0001. ! No. 3,613, a NU of :1.633: and in the last Lottery. Nu. 1,783 - . a Price of 11,923 £!ISOS 1111,609 Fo HCEN 1 X Fl TeII•STEES AN lllatthias Attwood, Esq. M.P. James Bell. Esq. John Comae, E. Witliam Cu.tis, E.q. William Davi., Esq. Crawford Davison. Esq. Sir C. Flower, Hart. and AL!. En . iam3slooodhart, Esq. • RE OFFICE.- 0 DIRECTORS. W. Ileygate, Esq. Alderman It. H. Lawrence, Esq. „tnh., Petty :iluspratt, Esq. 3lsinr Rhode. Esq. William Sarnia., Esq. George Shun) Storey, Esq. Charles Hampden Torre, Esq. 3lattliew Whiting. Esq. Matthew Witson, Esq. Thomas Esq. luction ~:* Premium under elver uses of Insurance, which will be . . John Hawes, Esq. 'lhomu liceigueni jun. Ewq. Thin Company base made a re nova, in the thsee ordinary CI chigtas follow*. Classla.r.d—Seconsi Cl 2a. M.—Third Clare 4i. 6d. due at Michaelmas are requested eipts are now ready at the Core and at Charing-cross, stirelVd e till Four ()Thick. ,s—s• Persona whose Insurance% tall to take netiee, that printed Rei nary*, Offices in llambard-s.reer t•ndance is daily given (row Sin, J. JONES, Secretary. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY. LIRE DEPARTMENT. In Ration to the benefit of the late Reduction in the Rates of Premiums, this Company offers to Assurers the advantage of peril,. 'kat Returns of the surplus Premiums: and also the payment of Rent of Buildings rendered untenantable by Fire. The Returns fur some years past have hero from 10 to 25 per cent. on the Pre. slims paid. Assurances falling due on the 29th instant should be renewed within fifteen days from that date. LIFE DEPARTMENT.. Persons assured for the whole term of Life will here an addition made to their Policies every seventh year, or an equivalent reduc tion will be made in the future paymeuta of Premium, at the option of the Assured. The Additions lo Great Britain for the Seven Years ending at Christmas. lila, were from 13 to 37 per cent. on the hums assured, according to the .tges of the Parties. The Company's Rates and Proposal. may be had of any of the Agents in the Country, who are authorised to report on the appear ance of Lives prupostsi far Assurance. HENRY DE: BOROUGH, Jun. Secretary. Cheops de. London. September., 11126. VOMCD, September 2. 1826, in the Iloraeferry Road, Westminster. a BRIGHT DAY ENTIRE COLT, about 14 hands high. Whae%er has I..st it may have it by describing its marks, and paying the expenses in Mr. John Downie, of Bennett's-yard, Illarsham.atreet, Westminster. N.D. If not owned within 11 dart, will be sold to ply expenses 'WANTED to RENT, within ten or twelve miles of London, in a healthy situation, a MANSION, containing Apwards of thirty rooms, with offices, garden, and pleasure grounds, walled in, and from 10 to 20 acres of land. Particulars, post-paid, to Ur. Doull, Surveyor and AncLioneer, 27, Pi inces-street, Dank. SAMUEL KINGSTON'S AFFAIRS. ....... HLRXAB 4A . N r l l l.7 in it e ! in K in ly ee s7 er TO ti N al , h o b f , S i z en ld t iz, bearing date the fifth day of October instant. assigned over all his personal estate and effects to Thomas Naples, of Spalding afore said, grocer, and John Bugg. of the same place, wine-merchant, in trust for the etre) benefit of all and every o f creditors of the said Samuel Kingston who shrill execute the wild Decd, or signify in writing their intention so to do, on or before the fifth day of De. cernber next s Node- is hereby given, that the sail deed of assign. merit is left at the °See of Messrs. Green and Carter, Folieitors, in Spalding aforesaid, for the inspection and signature of the said creditors ; and Notice is hereby also given, pursuant to the Statute In such use made anti providal, that the said deed of assignment was executed by the said Samuel Kingston, Thomas Maples, and John Bugg, on the said fifth day of October, and the execution thereof by them is attested by John Richard Carter, of Spalding annesaid, Solicitor, and John Hinny, of the same place, his clerk. Al! persons who stand indebted to the said Samuel Kingston are requested forthwith to pay the amount of their resnectlve debts to the said Assignees, or proceedings will be taken against them for the recovery thereof. Ditcd this lith day of October, 182 n. By Order, GREEN and CARTER, Solicitors. CURTIS ON ACOUSTIC SURGERY. Lately pubii;iied, a Fourth Edition, considerably enlarged and Improved, price 74: 61-Iranti, A . H TREATISE on the PYSIOLOGY and DISEASES of the EAR ; with the mo‘t ap;ttoved Modes of Treatment. J. H. CURTIS, Esq. Aurist to the Ring. Punted for T. and G. Underwood, 32, FleeNstreet. . . The present Edition is intended not only for the nse of Students and Practitioners. but also for Deaf Persons; it contains much and important Information on Otitis, Otorrhcea, :Nervous Deafness, and Cases of Deaf and Dumb. Just published , " B UY A BROOM," sung by lisa Love, composed by H R. Bishop, price 2.. 't THE KING ! GOD BLESS 11131 !" aut.g and composed by Mr. Benham, price 2s. " THE BONNIE LASSIE" ("Of a' the Aitts," &c.), com posed by Mrs. Miles, price 2, "A. B. C." Duet, sung by 3liss Love and Signor de Begnis, composed by John Parry, price 2s. Goulding and D'Almalne, 20, Soho-snuare. ••• The Pul , lic are respectfully cautioned, that etc original ' Buy a Broom" is the one composed by H. R. Bishop. Pr HE Original OXYGENATE]) SODA POWDERS, fur MARINO SODA IVATEII, continue to be prepared and sold by the Inventors and Proprietnrs, Messrs. O. 'AIA It tflD ALE and CO. Chemists, Brea er-street, Golden-square, and is sold in Roses, at 2s. 9d. each, and in Bottles, at 2.15. each, duty included. The Oxygenated Soda Powders basing acquired a great reputa tion, at home and abroad, many ineffective and spurious Torts have been imposed on the Public. The genuine will have the words, .6 Prepared by Messrs. G. 31arshall and Co." engraved on every Boland Bottle. To be had His Majesty's Satrolatile Superior Scidlitz Powders Cbtdtenham Sults in Crystals Ditto ditto in Efflorescence as above:- 1 Lavender Vinegar Eau de Cologne Arquebusade Water Lavender Water Ditto ditto Perfumed Ditto ditto 31illefleur Vegetable Extract Esprits—Various Km itosalc aux 31i1IL fleurs tledicine of the finest quality, for Finest Calcined 'Magnesia Pectoral Coegh Drops Aromatic Vinegar Camphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder and every genuine Drug and i. borne and tor exportation. Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely fitted for any climate. Merchants, &c. supplied on liberal terms. All other advertised preparations for making Soda NVater under the sante name are spurious. prepared and sold also, as above, very superior FRENCH POLISH for all kinds of tine Wood, Furniture, lc. - 'ALIJA RIX REVERSION. Br Jtr. 311UTTLii1VORT11, At the Mar!, on iVEDNESDAY, the 23tit inst. at 12, by order of the Executor, rrillE absolute REVERSION. on the tier.th of a Gen ii_ enlist' :TM 36 years, ►o One-fourth Part or Share of and in 1,8001. 4 per C.nt. Bank Annuities; 1001. 3 per Cent. Coi,sois ; 12Lieer annum hong Annuities, and certain Household Goods and Furniture. Particulars may be had six tiara prev:nua to the sale; at the Melt t aid of Mr. Shuttletroeth, No. 211, Poultry. VALUABLE FREEHOLD ETATI,Ct Prodocini c fg i tser nnum. 37, T a =VEWOPTII,. At the Mart. On 11 - 111):13FDAV. the 2.ith inst., at 12, A VERY aillente eItEtHOLD ESTATE, cootpria -1 ing the capital subetantiid .111ercantile Residence! occupied by the British Cnanneraal Insurnnce Company. No. 35, LA' Irnhill, the corner of !Urchin-lane s let on lease to the Trustees of the said Cunpany, for a term of which 2.7 years are unexpired, at a net lent of 300!. per annum. May be , jewttl, :rd particulars had of Messrs. Alliaton and Ilundlehy.Bolicitn, Freeman's -court, Cornhill ; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 214 Poultry. ;NHILL, DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, HAHN f, WELLS. By DRAYTON and VENTO2I, At the Auction Mart. ott TOESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Two Lam by order nfjhe kutireca of %%'m. Caminsek. a Bankrupt, IP WO substantially Brick-built CARCAS S ES, with JL slated roofs, intended for five rooms. very eligibly situated, and numbered 21 and 22, in Baker-street, Bagnigee-Wells.mad ; possessing a frontage cre) of 20 feet tl inches. by a depth of 57 feet. Held on leases for terms 'of oo years, at the very moderate ground. rest each of 81. May be viewed prior to the sale. Printed particulars had of Messrs. Patten and Son, Solicitors to The commission. 76, Hatton garden ; and of Drayton and Vcntom, Auctioneers, Surveyors, and Estate Agents, 97, headenhall-street ; and at the Auction Mart. RESPECTABLE RESIDENr:E, BASINGHALL-STREET By DRAYTON and VENTOM, At the Auction Mart. on TUE3DAY NI XT. at 12, by order of the Assignees of Mr. R. S. Mastitell, Builder, a Bankrupt. ,t Very desirable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, held I for an unexpirod tern of ten years from Christmas next, at the very low rent of 5111., advantageously situated No. t,6, Basing hall-street, within one minute's walk of tiuildhall and the Court of Commissioners, particularly calculated for the residence of a pro fessional man, and containing rut:memos airy chambers, drawing end dining rooms, entrance ball, counting-house. kitchen. detached wash-house and room over, convertible to a suite of offices, and ampFtude of dry cellaring. The Mutes is In excellent repair, and antrunttliate possession may be had. • . . . May be viewed previous to the rink. Printed particulars had of Mr. J. J. Tanner, Solicitor to the commission, New Basinghall street ; and of Ilrayton and Ventom, Auctioneers and Surveyors, 97, beadenhall.street ; and at the Auction Mart. SECURE INVESTMENT. VALUARbE GEASEHOLD PROPERTY. END. By DRAYTON and YE NTOM, At the Mart, nn TUESDAY NEXT, it 12, in noir Leto, Lot I. A LESEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 11 Tottenhatw.rold. near the Turnpike, Kinpland green let for 201., and held for ninety-one years, at a ground-rent of 2!. IN. ad. Lot 2. A LEASEHOLD ROUSE, No. 14, Totten-street Stepney : let for 181. 18s., and held for tixty-six years, at a ground • rent of 31. 31. Lot •E. A LEASEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 8, William-street, near Devonshire-street, Globe-mad, Mile-end ; let at 131. 155., held for sixty year*, nt a ground -rent nr AL Lot 4.. t LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising Four Houses, numbered 14, 15, 16, and 17, on the East side of Gold-street. rear Stepnev-green ; producing 36/. Us., held for 46 yeas, at a ground rent of 201. May he viewed by permission of the tenants. Printed particulars may be bad of Illessrs. Temple and Adams, East India Chambers. lea.lentull-street ; and of Drayton and Ventom, 97, Leadenh,ll - ; and at the Attellon Mart. FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, BETHNAL-ORELN AND ST. JOHN-STREET-ROAD, CLERKENWEId B► DRAYTON angFENTOM..._ _ At the Auction ,Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT. at 12, by ostler of the Assignees of Hewer, an Insolvent, In Three Lots. Lot 1: 13. A FREEHOLD PLOT of G,ROUND, on which are erected three belek.bnilt Carcasses. situated in the North Pavement, Smart-street, near the Angel and Crown, Globe fields, Bethnal-green. Lot 2. Two Leasehold brick-I , llin DWELLING-HOUSES. numbered lb and IC. on the cast side of Whiskin-street, the comer of Oloucester•street, St. John-stred-road, near Noirthampton square. Held on leas. for a long term, at a low rent. Lot 3. Two unfinished brick-built DWELLING-HOUSES, one intended as a Sbop, eligibly situated the corner of Ilertdith meet and Gloucester-street, contiguous to Lot 2. Held for a long ten, at a low grountl-rent. May be viewed prior to the sale. Printed particulars had at the Salmon and Ball, Bethnal-green; Angel, Islington; :Beasts. Hlndmarsh and Son , Solicitors, Jewin-crescent, Altiersgate-street ; and of Drayton and Ventom, Auctioneers and Surveyors, 97, Leadenhall-street t and at the Auction Mart. TO STONEMASONS, ItIERUH ANTS, BUILDERS, &c. By Messrs. NORTON and SON, On the Pretn'ses., No. 8, hiason.street, Cornwall-road, I.smbeth, near AVatcrloo-bridge.on THURSDAY NEXT, and bullowing Day, at 11, by direction of the Executor,. 91111 E entire STOCK in TRADE of the late Mr. WM. ANDERSON, eonsistiol of about 40,000 feet of Yorkshire common and 3-inch paving, 2,6'00 feet tooled and self-fared York landing, 1,490 feet of York sills and coping, Portland chimney pieces, Portland atone in the block, veined dove statuary and other marble chimney-pieces, York and Portland sinks, granite in block and coping, quantity of bricks and tiles, a new crane-chain, work benches, blocks, shears, and spikes, crowbars, ladders. slinging. chains, saw-frame.. new maw-hers, a quantity of useful wrought and cast iron, with a variety of tools, sundries, &c. May be viewed any time previous to the sale, and catalogues had on and after Monday next, at Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change. alley, Cornhill; of Mr. (isle. Solicitor, 70. Basinghall.strect ; on the premises ; and of Messrs. Norton and Son. Auctioneers and General Agents, 143, Fenchurch-street, and Uxbridge, Middlesex. ISLEWORTII.—FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, Furniture, Plate, Linen, China, and Effects. By Mr. MASON, (Of Castle -street, Falcon.square,) On the Premises, the north side of the Square, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 11, by dirt•ction of the Executor of O. Laurence, EN. E valuable FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE 1 is sulrstantially brick-built, comprising three pleasant sleep ing Apartments, drawing-room, dining-room. kitchen, detached wash-house, neat garden, and fore court ; eligibly situate on the north side of the Square, in the cheerful village of Isleworth, eight miles from London, and ore front the market town of Brentforit. A ko, the Furniture, Including four-post :mil tent bed Leads and furniture"; mahogany double and single chests of drawers; dining, Pembroke, and card tables: dining-room chairs, sofa, beds and welding, pier and dressing glasses. carpets, table and bed linen, china, glues, double-barrelled gun, kitchen requisites, and effects ; together with 150 ounces of Plate, comprising silver tanksr!, table aott dessert knives, utilk-ewer, table and tea spoons, snuff-boxes, gold rings, watches, and various other articles. The Estate may be viewed three days, and the Furniture one day, prior to the sale, when particulars and catalogues may be had on the premises ; at the Red Lion, ltrentford ; thistle, Richmond ; King's Head, Hammersmith; or Mr. Towers, Solicitor, 21, and of Mr. Mason, 19, Carole street, Falcon-square. DUVAL MAIL-COACH OFFICE. LAD-LANE.— ILIL SUPERIOR TRAVELLING to LIVERPOOL, MAN CHESTER, CARLISLE, GLASGOW, EDINBURGH, and all parts or the North. The REGULATOR leaves the above Office.every Afternoon, tit a quarter past Three, and the Angel Inn. Islington, at half -put Three o'Clock, and proceeds, by any of Manchester and Cadmic, to I awn, and Edinburgh. Passengers by this Coach have the advantageof sleeping at Man. cheater and Carlisle, and proceeding the following mornings, with out additional charge, The ALLIANCE leaves Lad-lane at half-put Four, and the Angel, Islington, at a quarter before Five o'Clock, every After noon, and arrivo hi Liverpool the following evening, in time for the Dublin Steam-Packets, performing the journey in twenty. six-hours. WATER lit USE, SON, sod Co., Proprietors. Passengers and Parcels for the above ('caches may be hooked nt Grown's Gloucester Warehou SC, CM net of Park-lane, Oxford-street ; at . the Gloucester Coirce.house, and York Hotel, Piccadilly. in the county of Limerick, Esq. Coun , y of Londonderry—George Robert Dawson, Of Castledaw. eon, in the said county of Londonderry. Esq. t and Atexander Ro bert Stewart, of Ards, in the county of Donegal, Esq. City of Londonderry—The Right Hon. sir George Fitzgerald Hill, of the said city of Londonderry, Bart. Borough of Coleralne—Sir John Wm. Head Brydges, Knt. of Wootton-court. in the county of Ktnt. County of Roscommon—Arthur French, of French.park.house t in the county of ttoscrimmon, Esq.; and the lion. Robert King, of Rockingham, in the said county. City of B'aterferd—The itight lion. Sir John Newport, of New port, Bart. County of Wexford—Robert Shapland Carew, jaw. Esq ; and the Hon. James Thomas Stoptbnl (commonly will al Lord Viscount Stnpford). Town of WeafortL—Rear-Admirai Henri, Etrarsi.%. Town of New ltoss-IVm. Wigwam, of London, Esq. IR I I ATARI' PROMOTIONS. Office of ()Mrsvice, Ort. 10. Royal Regiment of Artillery—First Lieutenant C. Otway to be Adjutant, vice Hunt, promoted : Second Lieutenant J. S. Far rell to be Firm Lieutenant, vice Otway. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY, /4/ at Me Bankrupt Office. under Act fi, Geo. 4, cup. Ifl, tee. 6. k 011 E HT KERSHAW, Duckingtield, Chcshire, timber-therchant. Vila( Oct. II.) • BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. - . ..... GEORGE AitBOP, Holy well, Flintshiro. maltster, from October 17 to December 5, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. 13ANK1tUPT;. „ ....... DANIEL CASTELLO,. Old . Broad-street, merchant, to surrender October 17, at 10, 21, at 11, and November 24, at 10, at the Bank rupts.' Court. Solicitor,, Mr. l'aamore, Ironmonger-lane. Jong ALLAN!, Truro. Cornwall, tea-dealer, October 26, at 1, 27. at 10, and November 24, at I, at the Bankrupts' Court. Soli citor. 3lr. Edward Chester, Staple Inn. M'll.l.raM BR•NTINGIIASI, onlivrearmouth-Shore, Durham, grocer. November 9, 10, at li, and 21, at 2, at the 31onk wear mouth-Shore Hotel, 31onkwearmouth-Shore. Solicitors, 3lesars. Bell and Brodrick, Bow Church-card; and Mr. Dawson, Row mary.lane, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. • Wit.t.tast FARBER. White Horse Inn, Friday-street, Cheap side, wine -merchant, Oct. 27, at 9, Nov. 3, at 10, and 24, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. Carlon, High-sireet, 11 arylebone. EDal V ND READ,-Riches-court, Lime-street, ship and insur ance broker, Oct. 20, at 11, and Nov. 3 and 21, at 111, at the Bankrupts Court. Solicitors, 3lessrs. Scott and Son, St. Mil dred's-court, Poultry. FRANCIS EntingE, late of Ryton-upon-Dansmore. Warwick, miller, Oct., 30, at 3, 31, 'at 1, at the Bull's Ileac. 3leriden; and Snv. 24, at ft, at the Warwick Arms Inn, Warwick. Solicitor'', Messrs. Long, Austen, and Hobson, Gray's•inn ; and Messrs. T. B.Trougliton and Lea, Coventry. FRANCIS DEAKIN. Birmingham, sword, gun, and wire manu facturer, Oct. 27 and 28, and Nov. 21, at 11, at the Royal Hotel, Temple-row, Birmingham. Solicitors, Messrs. Honing sod Ilax ter, (hay's-inn-place; and Messrs. B. and C. H. Bird, and Messrs. Spurrier and Inglchy, Birmingham.. MARV KEEN, Kentish -town, lodging-house-k,?eper, Oct. 13, 24, and Nov. 21. at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. W. Itichardsorr, AValbrook. ZACIIARIAII TIMBERS and GEORGE STEVENS, Hereford, timber-merchants, Oct. 26. 27, and Nov. 24, at 11, at the Greyhound Inn, Hereford. Solicitors, Mr. Wm. Pateshall, Here ford; and Mr. John Thomas Church, Great James-street, Beiltiod-row. DANIEL GILBERT, Oxfcrd, coach-master. Oct. 27, 211, and Nov. 24, at 11, at the Anchor Inn. Ot.ford. Solicitors, Mr. F.,lwzird Bridger, Angel-court, Throgmortumatreet ; and Mr. Cecil, Oxford. Tao:4las Ilanntsog, Union-street, Borough, linen-draper, Oct. 17 and 24, at 12, and Nov. 24, at 11, at the Banknapte Court. Solicitor, Mr. Benton, Union-street, Southwark. RICIIABI) JEFFERSON, Pickering, Yorkshire, haberdasher, Oct. 26, at I, 27, at 10, and Nov. 24, at 1, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicit .rs, Messrs. Green and Ashurst, Sambrook-court, Basmghall-street. JOHN PAT TEUSON, Bridge-street, Illackfriars. Ironmonger, Oct. 17 and 27, and Nov. 24. at 11, at the Bankrupta' Court. So lici:or, Mr. Holmes, Ureat %Vinchester-street, Bruad-street. DIVIDENDS. James Parke, Liverpool, druggist Nov. 7, at 12. at the George Inn, Dale-street, Liverpool-George Dixon, Chiswell-street, Fins bury-square, ironmonger, Nov. 4, at 11. at the Bankrupts' Court -Arthur Gibbon. City-clia bets, merchant, Nov. 21, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court -Miles Booty, Nodehill, Cariabrooke, Isle of Wight. wine merchant, Nov. 4, at 11, at the Bankrupts Court-Edward Sydney Stewart, Preston-upon-Wye, Hereford shire, miller, Nov. 3, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court-William Stewart, Pell.mall, commission-agent, Nov. 3, at 11, at the Bank rupt.' Court-Robert Watts, Lawrence Pountney.hill, London, merchant, Nov. 3, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court-James William Wallack, Haillow-street, Burton-crescent, boarding and lodging keeper, Nov. 3, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court -James 3PCormick, Broad-etieet, merchant, Nov. 3, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court- Samuel King, All Saints, Poplar, boat-builder, Nov. 3, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court--Robert Dods, High-street, Southwark, linen-draper, Nov. 3, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court-Elizabeth Balton and William Sparrow, Margaret-street, Cavendish-square, upholsterers, Nov. 4, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court-Charles Joseph Bodington, Hook Norton, Oxfordshire, innkeeper, Nov. 6, at 12, at the Swan Inn, Warwick-John Wilks and Jacob Wilks, jun, Stansfehl-mill, Sowerby, Halifax, flax-spinners. Nov. 8, at 10, at the White Lion inn, Halifax-Robert Bousfield. White. horae-yanl, Drury-lane, woollen-draper. March 23, at 10, at the Bankrupts Court-William Twyfori', Manchester, surgeon, Nov. 6, at 12, at the Star Inn, 31ancliester -Thomas Bury, Exeter, fac tor, Nov. 7, at 12, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter-James Faulke Littlewood, Gxford-street, linen-draper, Nov. 3, at 10, at the Bank rupts' Court-John Ousey, Manchester, oil-merchant, Nov. 9, at 10, at the Star Inn, Manchester-William Ford, Huddersfield, grocer, Nov. 6, at 11, at the Offices of Messrs. Whitehead amid Robinson, solicitors, Huddersfield-John Knowles and John Wil kinson Knowles, Bent-mills, Wilsden, Yorkshire, and Manchester, cotton-spinners, Nov. 17, at 2, at White's Hotel, King-street, Man. cheater-Augustus Amend Constant Fidel Edouett, Cheltenham, dealer in French and fancy goods, Dec. 11, at 13, at time Royal Ho tel, Cheltenham--Edward Ainsworth, Hamer-hall, Rochdale, woollen.manufacturcr, Dec. 8, at 12. at the Bankrupts' Court- Charles Stocking, Paternoster-row, bookseller, Nov. 3, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court-Edward Melling and Thorns.. Hall Iliggipstin, Liverpool, merchants, Nov. 4, ut 2, at the Office of Mr. Peter Woods, Lord -street, Liverpool-Freeman John Humble, Liver. pool, shipwright, N0v.,3, at 11, at the Office of Mr. Avison, soli. I citur, Hanover-street, Liverpool-Joseph Bond, Lloyd's Coffee house, underwriter, Oct. 27, at 1, at the Bankrupts' Court-Wil. Liam Pickering, Worcester, ironfounder, Jan. 10, at 11 at the Office of Mr. George Hill, solicitor, Worcester-Peter Gent, Congleton, Chester, silk-throwster, Nov. 4, at 11, at the Lion and Swan, Con gleton-William Itarfoot, sen. and Barfoot, jun. Wini burne-minster, Diusetshire, timber-merchant!, Nov. 6, at 10, at the Crown Inn, Wimborne-minster-William Johnson, Worksop, Nottingham, coal-dealer, Nov. 9, at 12, at the Red Lion Inn, Worksop-Gotthold Erdman Frederick Schwieger,Modiford-court, Fenchurch-street, merchant, Nov. 3, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. CERTIFICATES.—Nov. 3. J. !gabled, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire plasterer—E. Tate, New Shoreham, Sussex, merchant—M. Ap lston, Knaresborough, Yorkshire, linen-manufacturer— W. Bentky, High Holborn, woollen-draper—W. Thiu, Liverpool, met/bans—T. Partridge, k'orebriclge, Staffordshire, nisi tatet--.L Pearsall, King.sti eet, Cheauside, boarding and lodging-house-keeper —C. Campbell, Bithopsgate-street, merchant—J. Hunt, Oxford, chemist and drug gist—H. Crusoe, jun. Portsea, auctioneer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. - Edint- Jortw RrnK. Drumdryan, near _ 'burgh, brewer, at the Lon don Hotel, Edinburgh, October 26, at 12. ' GRACE ROBERTSON, tilflogOW, fruit-dealet, at the chambers of Messrs. 31ann and Smith, Glasgow, October 28, at I. WILLIAM Mansitatt., Dundee, grocer, at the Sheriff' Court Room, Forfar, November 4, and at the hambers of Mr. J. B. Baxter, Dundee, Nov. 17, at 12. Joint FAIRWEATMEM. Arbroath, innkeeper, at Ross's Inn. Forfar, Nov. 7, at 10, and at Fairweather's Hotel, Arbroath, Nov. 20, at 12. Jonw 11Exognsow and Co., Glasgow, soda.manufacturtr+, at the chambers of filessrs.Walkinshaw, Dow, and Couper, Glasgow, Nov. 7 and 20, at 2. w ir , thot c„„ Lr ., Braes, lime-burner, at the Crown Inn, Langholth, Oct. 25, and Nov. 15, at I. CoLiw Ross, Dundee, merchant, at Merchant's lon, Dundee, Oct. 26, at I. JOHN 14 . 1{1.:aw and Co., Paisley, tallow-chandlers, at the chambers of Messrs. Gardner and Maclean, Paisley, Nov. It, and 24, at 1. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Jones and IV. Local', Milk-sweet, Cheanside—)J.Wobbol. S. Salt, J. Webb, and T. Salt, Stafford, boOtets„ FO for aa fiords the said 11. Webb-3. slaurice,Westbromwieh. and .1. PartrldFgeNed nesbury, glue-mtumfacturers—W. Sowden, H. Hamer, and J. Sowden. Blanchester and Warrington, an fee as regards the said H. Hamer—W. Pigott, Throsphint, York, and (3. Pigott. Doncaster, maltsters—J. Saunders and G. Pirie, Jun., Aberdeen, haberdashers—E. Roscoe and W. Wahl', Live;rool, iron-manu- Luturers—J. James and 1). Tanner, house-carpenters—B. Alder and G. S. Britian, Northgate-street, 010110E/tier, ironmongers— W. Cheetham, S. Cheethatit„ T. Marriott, W. Potter, and J. Sylvester. Nottingham, lace-manufacturers—F. Dut4rill, and W. Moron, Pontefract, mshaters—J. Pitiably, and C. Tupman, New' Cavendish-street, Marylebone, weteh-makers. The average price of Armen or Muscovado Sugar, competed from the Returns made in the week ending the 11 th Oct. 1826, is 30s. and Sid. per hundred weight, exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the Importation thereof into Great Britain. • Average price of Corn, from the Remiss received in the week end -1 Mg October 6,1826. • Wheat. Barley. I Oats. I Rye. Brans. I Pease. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. d. d. s. d. $4 9 34 4 26 11 39 2 60 10 5:1 1 NAVAL INTiLLIGENCE. them the Plymouth Journall PLY24OI/Tlf, OCT, 11. It is now mentioned as extremely probehlr that Admiral Sit Manley Dixon, H.C.11., will succeed to the command of this port. The Bittern, tender, Lieut. Roebfort, sailtal on Sunday f r Li. verpool ; she returned on Tuesday, leaving been prevented from *Aging round the land by ateveg westerly windy The Vigilant ketch, Lieut. Meredith, arrived on Friday, f,om Falmouth and sailed on Monda y . on a cruise. The Nic:htiogale cutter came in on Sunday from a cruise. The Royalist tender smiled on Monday on a cruise. APPOINTMENTS. Lieut. Arthur 111‘Gregor Skinner, to the Pyramus, in the room of Lieut. Foley, superseded. Ideut. Lord Viscount Ingcstre, to the Philarnei, 10, vice Lieut. Charles Chartetis, appointed to the Dark", 18, fitting at Deptford. Captain Frederick Chamier is appointed to the Ilritomart. Information has been received at the Trinity House that the buoy which was recently fixed at the Itundlestor.c has again broken from its moorings. SHIPPING tNTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY. Om 12. Arrived, the Dalhousie Castle, Walker, from New York; Alex ander, West, from Philadelphia; Prince Regent, —, from New Brunswick. Seven brigs and three now off at lire o'clock. Sailed, the Triumuhrate, Phippard, for Newfoundland; Har monic, Addreck, for Bremen : Sarah, Drumniond, Bartsodnca ; Nlary Ann, Kreger, for Datvzic; Princes , Elizabeth. Kemp, fo• Newfoundland ; Campion, W own, for Chat leston ; Panthea, Hath away, for New York; Neeyhan, for Rostock; Selma, Klawetter, for Dantsic. way The Triscarona, Serrell; Omega, Brown, from Liverpool; and Hampton, Garisce, from Calcutta, have arrived et Philadelphia, Sept. 10. The Robin Hood, —, from Liverpool, has arrived at Boston, Sept. 16. The William Penn, I)ixey, from Liverpool, has arriv"i at Phi ladelphia. The Hudson; Campler, from London Martha, Snow, from Li verpool ; and Rapid, Wt.rren , num Dublin, have arrived at New York, Se pt. 16. The •Alward, Chase, from Liverpool, has arrived at Provi dence, R. 1. The Agenoria cleared at Charleston, for Liverpool, Sept. 9, hu ng been put in there in distress ricotta Mobile. Tice John Wells, Harris; and Frances Henrietta, Whim, from Liverpool; have arrived at New York. The Marion, Gotslton, from Liverpool, has arrived at Porta. mouth, New 'Hampshire. The brig Glasgow. from Jamaica, for Clyde. was seen with loss of both masts, seals, rigging, Ac. steering L.N.E. The St. James. of Glasgow, troll Jamaica, was spoken, Sept. 7, in lat. 3 L long. 76. 30 ; both masts were gone eight feet ab ove deck. She was dismasted on the 6th in a severe gale. The Mars, Mitchell, from Liverpool ter New Orleans, was spoken, R.h instant, off Toskar. The Dee, fli`Pherson, from London, has arrived at Dtmerara. FALMOUTH. OCT. 11.—Arrived the Mary Ann, Monley,ftom St. Domingo, and sailed for Lonsion.—Wired W. PLYMOUTH ' OCT. O.—Arrived the Andrews , Rocl, fro Stockholm ; antl the 'Perseverance, Slomau, Irma Quebec.—Wind W.S. W. COWES, OCT. 12.—Passed the London Packet, from Baltimore foy Bremen. The pastiengers lawded here. Among them are 11 . m. Florence and Jonlitta Blackbume, two mechanics belonging to Norwich, who sailed from Liverpool on the 4th ult., in the George Clinton, of and for New I%.rk. They were taken on board the London Packet on the 30th ult., off the flanks of Newfoundland ; 11 a George Clinton being in great distress, with the loss of rud ter anti topmast. *ails blown away, bulwarks and round-house carried away, and very leaky. PORTSSIOUTII4 OCT. 12.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Dart. mouth, from Pert Royal ; and the Twins, Jewett, front St. Pe tereburgh.—Wind W.S.W.' DEAJ., OCT. 12.—Arrived the Lord Vernon, Langelan, from Gijon ; and Colombia. from the Westward, and sailed for Lon don. The Ceerops, Gilmore, for Trinidad; and the Wellington, Evans, for Madras, have arrived from Loadua.—Wind W.S.W. GRAVESEND, OCT. 11 AND 12.—Art iced the Glasgow, Abbott, from Dundee; Trusty, Anderson, from Leith; Eagle, Todd, fram 1 ditto; Bellessaina, Warren, from PetersLorgh ; Cule, from ditto; Commerce, Fleming. from ditto ; David, Dartletuan, from Quebec; Minerva, tirenPle, from Norway ; Silvia, Nourse, front St. Lucia ; Quebec, (*haters. front Riga; Carman, Julago, front Gijon ; and Lord Melville, Middleton, front Calais. Sailed the Albion, Baker, front Vera Cruz; Union, Steadier), for Mir. seines ; and Hero, Rutter, for the Cape of Good Hope. • BRISTOL, OCT. 11.—The Monmouth. Roberts, from St., Pe tetsburgh to this port, having met with a gale of wind, became so leaky as to be obliged to put back to Cronstadt, and discharge part of her cargo, to repair. WHITE/TAVES( ' ()CT. 10.—The Jolm, Stagg, from Dublin for this port, which was on shore near Harrington. has been got off with considerable damage, and arrived here on the 6th inst. It is reported that a brig deeply laden, and apparently a foreigner, futin. dered off Port Patrick on the 30th ult., and all on board drowned. BELFAST, OCT. 9.—The Selina, Band, from Liverpool for Killybegi, put into Portaferry yesterday, with !trot of sails, and this morning fell over on her beam-ends, and immediately filled. Cargo (salt) lost, except about four tons. BOSCAST LE, OCT. 10.—The Jane, of and from Cork, bound to Death, was totally wrecked, yesterday, during a heavy gale at N.W., about eight miles to the eastward of Bude. The clew, pas sengers, and a few of the materials savetl. BARCELONA, SEPT. 39.—The coast of this province is in a stale of consternation, in consequence of the constant appea-ance of five or six Algerine obit's of war, which have committed many piracies. Coasters dare nut go out of the port. The Brutus. from New South Wales, is reported to have passed for the River th:i afternoon. AUSTRALIA NSF!! PP ING. The Brutus, Smith, from New South Wales. has arrived in the Downs—sailed from thence the 13th of June, 11326, ARRIVALS AT New SOUTH WALES.—The Doncaste - . Church, from London, on the 27th of May, and was chartered to proceed to Van Diemen's Land ;mil London ; the Woodman, Leary. had arrived front London, and was loading for ditto ; the Ann, Grimm was loading, and was to sail for London the 11th of July ; the Atalanta had arrived Wan Rio .Janeiro, and was char t:led to sail fur Van Diemen's Land and .bondon the Albion, I'roctor, Thames. Security, Reiss, and Greenock, Were to sail for Batavia and the East Indies; the Cape Packet, Kellie, sailed for Van Diemen's Land and Londmi on the 10:h of June; the Lady Rowena was to sail on the 20th July, for London. THE Nov v.—The following is a list of ships which are now building, and nearly completed, in Chatham Dock yard:—Royal George, 120 guns; Monarch, 8$; Mercury, 46 ; Africaine, 46 ; Childers (sloop), 18 ; Acorn, 18 ; Cruiser, IS. The following is likewise a list of ships ordered to be built, and to b. commenced forthwith : IVaterloo, P.:O guns Eutotas, 46; Meander, 46 ; Orpheus, 46; Conway, 28; A lgcrine, 10; Delight, 10. Hazard and Co. respectfully remind the Public that Next Wednesday is positively•fixed as the day when all Lotteries must for ever cease in this kingdom. Six Prises of Thirty Thou: sand Pounds will then be drawn ; and it will be recollected Hazard ofil Co. in one lAttery sold all the 30,300/. Prizes, and very re. gently Three 20,0001. Prizes drawn in one day. Royal Exchange Gate; 26, Cornhill ; and 324, Oxford-street; and by their agents in all the principal country towns. NeXT WEDNESDAY.—PidIiiiIf Co. remind the Public, that :' be the final Extinguisher of Parliament passed for irrevocable ; but it may 1 cured a farewell Venture , will no longer delay doing pc...se the unprecedented nu others of 2,000 L, 1,0001, formerly occupied by Mr. 'here, and with it built rough, having been t can scarcely be do by the sale of 1, CornitilL Corner, [From the ellatechrstsr ITh-eld of Thureday.l There has been for leveral weeks a disagreement fetuses sied masters and the operative spinners of Oldham, in consequence of le reduction of wages. Those who were willing to contintte theft este ployment were forced from it by theeormoouts, wet the coeseatteaef was, a complete cessatioe ot labour in those mat in which the new prices had been introduced. Taus Hunted, wine ot the masters engaged spinners from a dietance. These nor comets were dr course extremely obnoxious to the lurk-nuts, and the whole neigh. bourhood hes been in &mate of tunnel' ever since their arrival, and numerous outrage!: hive been eamerifberl. The new apinnen were lodged in places of wordy near the dills . On Saturday running last, one of the new hands in the erep of Mess s. Levi and Mae, received information that his sister, o resides in Oldham, about a mile from the factory, was dangerou , ly ill, and wished to tee Atm As he (Weld not go so fat alone, be prevailed upon Yin Joint Lees to acormpany rem. Tiny were sown out rounded by sometimes, deeds of persons, who third such menacing 'savage, , that they deemed it rudent to 'take shelter in the house of Mr. On& wick, the eeputy.corstsble. They stayed be= about an hour. ag which time the mob dispersed. They then emade tbetr form:eel, hut had not proceeded meny garde teller, they Wait Ai ,n impeded by flee mob. They noveattettipted to evert, - home. wife mob asectitedeftere with stones. and whenehey reached Mount 0 Pleasant they elosedand began to kiek 'tele - le open Mt. bees and tee wornmen. Mr. L. finding hie life hf se er , drew a pi.tof from his pocket ; , this the people ordain went from nit, but fortunately without anceess. He i•ed, very w eevily beslised . • The Workman 'has nut id e rr seen in the &footman of Saturday there was art *seen et the turn-outs in toe field:end bares nett to 3!eze-. I•eas letrflone' pedaled f ' few persona petted them without twitig very dwelt , eetationeMets to their business: not a few were severely beaten on suspicion of being related to the newly-arrived spinners. One man, a weaver, wes accused of. being a knobstick spinner, .aod so dreadfully IWUJ • . treated 'as tb have been nader the netewity of %mites his bed ever since. About seven o'clock the lanes and• fields were :.c completely taken possession of by the disairected, that no per son dared to venture out of his house, every owl being llfte ate ened with death elm steered cut. A servant men liethe employ of Messrs. Coinage and Laneashire, was recognised end punned by about eighty men. He frwmotately obtained shelter in a Inmate and made les es,cspe out of a back door., The Irate:Men of Messrs. ,(e. and Co. were weaned with atones on their duty : Vile they bore .. opatiently for some hours; at hngtli one of then, heed-tie blunder buss. about three o'clock an Sunday . morning. This was the sig nal for a general 'meek, Seri immense volleys 61.. tones, some ot eigfit pounds weight, were thrown try' the mob. ()sae party de stroyed nearly all the windows in the house and warehouse of Messes. Colitnee and Lanen‘hire; while another pail demolish• the most of the windows at Mr. Lees' house at Mount Pleitaret.— The mob wee prevented from commktieg 'further depredation by the vigorous preparations which had been madefor receivlngetetn. Sunday passed over without any parti:ular breach of rtieprece. In the evening, however, the roads were again infested with•nume rout small wings of ttrrn.oute, who demanded of every passes:tee their business One woman was accused. of being the wife re a knotralirk spinner, and upon her denying it, a bundle which she had with her was searched, and a soiled shirt being 'Rotund therein, it was considered en incontestible proof. The bundle_ 1i33 accordingly taken from her, together with whetnioney ten hold:Whit her, and she was beaten so severely as to Ire prevcioted reaching , home that night. Another woman was accused of tieing related to one of the spinners employed by Mean. Lees and Hems, "mil a is knocked down by a fellow why seated by tree th7nat, sad encoded upon her, until the blood gushed out of her seouitt : lu: then left her in a state of ineensibility. There appears at present not the least hope of a reconciliation between the movaent Red Cede old workmen, why express themselves determiecd to hnvethe yew sp'einers not of the town, and to !nee the prices which they here dereandeee . .. ~ • m.ihKtTs„ t From the Loistion Niw !'rice C nrtot, Oct. 11) SUGAR—The holders of Itluseovades oubmittato a further te-• duction on TueSda, of fed. to la.per cwt. The Aeeline had a favotirobla effect on the market, the purchases time Considerable; brown Pc. wenn and St. Lucia are rutty offered at the lowest unint quoted. The limited demand for Muscovado% during the week Wpweare to. day to Le suspended o 7) aceown of 41ic large quantity of Si. Lori v Sugars declared for public sale thl.-s foreman. It connoted of 31 . ta iihdr. 120 tr.'. and 77 brie. Of a fair quality St. Lucky the salads sold ; the inferior quern', rather lower, the ctheri without altera tion ; damp at 514. a Is,: ,ge dry at del lowest quotation, wilt& mi is mw the settle! price. ot bee browni; some tine qnaliies so high as 115 s. The average Jiileintrehasts this week, including the pub lic sale, are about 700 hhtfs, The redaction of the prices 41( riititted. :toe& attracted the attention of the buyers ; the grocers and rat. ;torte's have purchased largely, and the small accmnitlatiott at stork has been neain cleared off; no humps or 31olaa.ses arovati.red • under our quomtletia. There is 'little alttration in the Ile.tieti.• Market to-day; the wbolessle gircers appear to purchase on a i limited scale, but only at low prices,; the shippers mate inquiries, but them is no life in the trade. Molasses are in snore &inland :.t the inserted friers. In Foreign Sugars there is no alteration. COIFF.b.—The public sake thi:: week have gone re heat ily ; on 'l 7 e.esalay a *Spilt Beeline was perceptible, stn.: a which the nitrate has been languid, but without any ftorther reduction in the cur" rcncy ; St. Darning° fine ordinary taken In at SO!. 151. and hover. cells of much et our fits. ; for the former we behave 50s. was offered and refused. Previous to the public sales to-day attic appeireti an evident improvement in the demand for Coffee by private tiiontriirt ; large parcels of Brazil were purchased at 19s. ca . ; fine ordinary St. Domingo at 50s. fal. ; and very tine sls. The puitlic sale to.dny 282 maks, 5 hags Jamaica, sold heavily et full prices. At a late hour the request for Coffee is rather extensive; above WO bags are I sold by private contract chiefly ; Brazil slr., a 505.. O 1 LS.—The ships which have arrived from the Greentsnl Fisheries appear to be pretty well fished, and the reports of the . otheraare more favourable. The consequence is, that Oils ire ex ceedingly heavy. Greenland. for arrival, offered freely at 341. and no buyers. Spermaceti and Seed Oils are little varied. IRISH PROVISIONS..—Reef and Pork are heavy, Vet *Rhea( 'any further reduction in prices. Bacon dull, but little of good quality ,at market ; new 60s. a Sir. Butters go off at our quota. trona, or are held firmly. TOBAbtX).—About 100 hhds. of dm stew crop hue breapold to the trade, in small parcels, at sd. Gl i d. for good light Teed) Virginia, and some Strips bare been taken 7d. to 7fd. RUAI, BRA NDY, and HOLLANDS.—The principal holders of Runt continue anti refuse to sell ; loine pareeli of four ever offer at 2s. 4d. which makes the market for Leewards rather heavy and a shade lower; but there has been but little or no tuvtinette re. ported. The fine Jamaica Rum, fully supports the late prices, ands continues in request, in small parcels for home consumption. !!randy is held fur a further advance of Id. per alon, is catise., quence of the new companies established in France speculating hi spirits. The quantity of Geneva in the market is quite inconiftkr. able, and held generally at 2s. 4d. • 2s. lid. The inquiriessiftet Itilin continue : the purchases that we ore aware of are Leo - anis S and 4 over, at 25.411.1.; 34 at 3s. lid. !TEMP, FLAN, and TA I,l,olV.—The Tallow Market has been rather heavy ; Yellow Candle Tallow 3115. bl, n 39.. Dew!) is advancing. Flax without alteration. The accounts yesterday from St. Petersburgh to the 26th ult. state the price of Tallow still at 105 roubles, the Exchange had fallen to 9Sd. 'fallout to.fught 335. Gil. FRUIT.—The arriva'a of new l'rluscafel have been consider. ab'e, and nearly the whole have been offered by public sale and Fought in, the grocers taking only. sufficient to supply their imme diate wants after the sale, and then picking their parcels at 51. to r 4. Lexias 40s. to 425. A parcel of Currants, partly damaged, sold yesterday 82s. a 92a. The demand generally for fruit coot Tana very limited. COCOA—By public sale this forenoon 279 bags Brazil 39i. 6tl. a 40s. EWOODS—There are sales of good Jamaica Login , . aC 6/. ; Cuba Fustic tit. 10s., both in bond. The journeymen silk-weavers of Macelei:field bail a meeting on Tuesday last, at which they agreed to petition Parliament for the total abolition of the Corn Laws. Seve ral persons spoke at considerable length, and with an ability which could not have been expected from the rank which they hold in society. SHOCKING ACClDENT.—Yesterday afternoon the neiph.., bourhood of Bartholomew-close was thrown Into considerabteniam by the falling in of a portion of the extensive buildings* narrow part of the Close, leading to Queen.square, the upper,patt of which has been used for some thus as a repository for corn, with which the apartments were heavily loaded, and die !Owe% pot is occupied as a stable, by Mr. Sharman, the respectabh;preprigtr of the Bull and Mouth Inn. A number of rersons rushed to the spot, ss ascertained floorings had given way fries the 'Pee into and several Wrist, is ens 'art instantly cuntmcnetd to perilous shoasient* **at of that part of tke Nannies esertioa, it still rertisrmn 4 ‘ne suing, anti one hone, "What erased almost unbutt, basin/plain ed them from any grievous was most oppiehernied by Is sure two or three itsesev distance from them; and fey* are mad "named Smith, Irtib tbltlrup. stables, and his rot yet bases • • J I NlMGo.—There 1733 a further advance on Monday at the India Ilotoe, of 4d. a W. per 14.; since which the market has re ceded in the same proportion. At the close of this day's sale; the prices of Indigo are, as nearly as poosible, at the =miry of.thier day week; the narket having rkettled nearly in proportion its :he advance obtained on Monday ; about ball of the sale is dispend of. I IIIC 1)%111 WU /11V1.0 a.. ... d - w ~ . ...a.u.• r . 1.. k Y.—Pidtling and Co. for the last time I when It was ascertained thet the floorings I t the Drawing on the 18th of October is to greet pressero, sad that two er three ineti lee of Lotteries in this country ;by an Art 1 burial in the ruins. Every exertion was or that purpose, it is absolutely so fixed and r esc ue the unfortunate men fmtit their pi r be maimed those who have not yet pro. fears were entertained for the stability of I is at the Lucky Corner, No. 1, Ceenbill, at present standing ; but after en hotu's 111 ing so, es this concluding Drawlng•erill dis- upright, two ostlers were dog from the ruin I number of Six Canttalsof 30,0001. besides bettor fellows had miraculously escaped elm f 111., &c.; and Pidding and Co.'s pretviiies, . tinders cross-beam that elfeetuellyeecured lir. (buy, who acquired about 400,011101. 1 bodily injury. Suffocation fremi the dust w lit and endowed the noble hospital in the tlienti One of the reecaid states that he li i uniformly con!picuPus for extraordinary .timi billed, which were at a distance frt doubted but their' cekeer" will be uphebi to . entertained for the safety of a mart 'nem( of great pan of the above at the Lucky' Vila was in some part of the stables, • I •, ti J-',r :~~. -~ •. j,