The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1826-09-28 00:00:00

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'.. r . - - - _ LON1)()N, ) _- 1 1 111TRSDAY,' SEPTi:MBER 28. 1826. the Southwa t t. iga of it, and her letter front hin t had a %UM ; but Pe ntu re in her, ea mid to encounter vessel which M. ) expect him for the poor woman la infant ci ntely not what to do; I it more prudent tuation would I e To enable her to fulfilment of his would only g l e e e, of which only 23 the child was crossed the line to give her any :itmumstances, she her maintenance. on Captain Geary as which retrained to Ireland, or else at the worthy 3la. hit which she wee :e. that the sages .t tY.e separatiot: of on much of her I:cr to be with bun s. (Here the pour No. 7,4425. CONTRACT FOR BUILDING A SEA WALL, AM) All A PIER. AT LEITH. NAVY OFFICE, Sete. 23, 182 f. TIE Print-foal ?I/ism soil Commissioncrs of his F ries Navy do rreby give Notice, that on THURSDAY, the Ah November neat, at OM o'clock, they will be ready to t wo with such persons es may be willing to Contract foe per-. r, e raing the several %Forte requisite is erecting and completely neighing a SEA WALL, and also a PIER. to extend from the Western end of hie Majesty's New Naval Este hrunnient about to be fanned, adjoining the Docks at Leith. Drawings ard Specifications of theNorks, together with a form of the Tend ,. ma , bp seen at this OiNe. and at the Olfiee of the Nasal Officer a. i.eith. No Tender will be received after One o'clock tio the day of treaty, nor any noticed unless the party or an agent for him weeds. Ever , Tender must be accompanied by a letter addressed to the Nsvy Board. and signed by notetw sponsible pons engaging to b ecome bound with the perso ng, in h ens , of 12,0004. for the due prrformanee of the Contract. SALE BY AUCTION. SHIPPING /NMI LICENCE. NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE-HOUSE. Kraus:ow, JA3IAICA, JULY M. His Majesty's ship Hussar will stet from this in a few dui. for Vera Cum, and from thence to England. The packet is bled he the Bth August. 4 P. x.--The Spanish felucca San Josef, out four days from St. Jago de Cuba, arrived this morning with a letter from the Go vernor of St. Jago to the Duke of Manchester. Nothing has yet transpired relative to the nature of the despatches. The Dart mouth frigate, Capt. Hunch's, his just come to an anchor at Port Royal, frum the Haranwth. CHARLESTON, AVG. 14. Arrived on the llth the Perfect, Prince, from Havre, in 62 days. 12th, The hark Leopard, Gerry, from Antwerp, in 32 days. 13th, Ship South Boston, Campbell, from Liverpool, in 47 days. [Frm Wittier New Orkeur Price Current, July 22:1 The Misiduippt has fallen this week five inches, and in all two feet two inches. Our market remains much the game ai noticed in OUT last two numbers. With the exception of heavy showers yes terday, the weather has been dry and warm. The health of the city continues unusually Wood. Cotton, considering the Very small stock in first hands for rale, has not a fair demand this week. We continue our former quotations. In Tennessee and Alabama , a _ former at our highest 4 3lississippi, choice bales of good se- I we have heard of bales. The atten d for slew weeks on the 12th the Lori CI LONG LEASEHOLD HOUSES, WALWORTIL BETH NAL-DREES ; AND HOUSES AND SHOPS, DOCK HEAD, BERMONDSEY. By Mr. DOULL, At Oarraway's, on WEDNESDAY Oetuber 11 , at 12, in Lots, Tr ustees, FIVE order of the F Y IVE Brick-built LEASEHOLD HOUSES, situate ' in John's-place. Queen's-row, Walworth ; held for a term of • ears, and let to respectable tenants, at rents amounting to 001. per annum. Four Ditto In Petley-street, Bethnal-green . • held for a term of 54 years, and let at rents amounting to MN. 1 4s. tier annum. Two Ditto adjoining, and two Ditto in Hare Marsh ; held for a term of 551 years, and let at rents amounting to tilt 2s. per ann. ' Eleven Ditto in Stephen's-buildings, Bethnal-green; held for a tcrot of 55j years, and let at rents amounting to 1001.25. per ann. Two LEASEHOLD HOUSES, with good shops. situate at Dock-head, Bermondsey t held fur .s term of 38 years, sad let at rents amounting to fitil. per annum. Slay be viewed by leave of the tenon's. Particulars had of J. P. Parken, Esq. Solicitor, No. 13, Ned Boswell-court, Lincoln's Inn: at Garraway's ; the Elephant and Castle; the Crown Inn, Whitechapel: and of Mr. Duni], Surveyor and Auctioneer, No. 27, Prince's -reset, Bank. nerman, Sit; ri a; IPndon, The Miry, Augural, ii Windfor C bay to Lir erpool;on tio.3oth of August, in faux. ez. 23. W. ARRIVALS AT MADRA4.-11iS Maesty's Sloop Sophia. Kin ARRIVALS from Penang, on the 20th of March ; t he Ails, Sheet], from Ben gal, on the Ist of April ; the Jeane Laurie, L a nglois, from the Illatuitius and Pondicherry, on the 1 1 th diuo ; the Elizabeth, Stephen, from the Mauritius, on the 9th ditto; tho Neptune. Cumberlcge, from Bengal, on the 12th ditto; the Courier de Havre, (ittiel, from Ilourbdn, on the 16th dkto; the Lady Argent. Coppin, front Bengal, on the 18th ditto ; the Boadicea, Brisbane. from Penang, on the 23d ditto; the Thalia, &den, front Rangoon. on the 24th ditto; the Penano, 51e-chant, Allport, front the Cape, on the 29th ditto; the flanges, Boulthee; from London, on the 2d of 31ay ; the Eliza, Donna, from Bombay, on the lit ditto; his Majesty's ship Rainbow, Bogs. from Trincomalee, on the 12th ditto. Ssna ono !ROM AIADRAIL—His Ma3wity ship Fly. Wes 4 therall, for Rangoon, March 26; the Lady of the Lake. Martin. for London, on the 27th ; the Rubicon, Strickney, for Bengal; the Bale Alliance, Hefner, for Rangoon, on the 28th ; the Shetbort e. White, ter the Mauritius, on the 90th the Elphinstone, hro , , for London, April 2; the Asia, Sheet], for Philadelphia, on ti e. fah; the Jeane Laure, Lartglois, for Cotinga, en the Bth ; the Sofitda, Ring, for Padang, on the bth; the boults;'bioneN, for Ildomia, on the Bth; the Dotterel), Hunter, for Ceylon, on the 16th;. the Elizabeth, Cook, for Bengal, on the 19th; the Nep tune Cumberlege . foe London , on the 2 Uth ; the Th alia. for liors , oon, on 2d May; the Lady Nugent, Coppin, for Lontlo•_, nn the r th. A ontirats AT Bowoan.—The Amphitrite, Fruchard, frog , Pondicherry. gon the 26th of March; 31ariaoa, Strickney, frow Madras and Buenos Ayres, on the 4th ; Katherine Stewart Pother. Chapman, from New South Wales, on the sth of April ; Active, Jameson, from ditto, on the Bth ; Eleanor, Tabor, from Penang. on the 9th ; Venus, Wadden, from China, on the 11th ; Abgar fie, Smith, frOm New South Wales, on the 14th; Aurora, Eon. from Rangoon; flibberts Theakoo, from London, on the 13 th • Gilmore, Laws, from Rangoon, on the 16th; Felker:on Camp bell, from ditto; Louisa, Evans. from the Cape, on the 220; Deauz 'oph!e, Hammond, from Bourbon. on the 25th; Killian Young. Morrison, from Liverpool ' on the 28th ; Princess Char lotte, 31• Kean, front ditto, on Me 29th • Mediterranean, Gibson. from Batavia; Jane, 31onCtiefl; from R angoon, _on the let May; Berwickshire, Shepherd, from London, at the 3d ; Thames, Ha riside, from ditto, on the (,oh; Runnymede, Kemp, from ditto. on the-Bth ; Elizab eth, Cook, from Madras, on the 14th; Ganges, Boulthee, front ditto, on the 15th ; Penang Merchant, Alsort, from the Cape and Madras, on the 18th; Enterpriz; Johnson, front Rangoon, en the 22. d May. ARRIVAL AT PENANG.—The Java, Driver, from Bengal. on the 20th of April, bound to China. SAILINGSF:ROSIBING•L.—The Ann, Worthington, fur the Mauritius, ort the 21st of March; Malvina, Baugane, for Penony, on the let of April ; Janesina, Tooke, for Singapore and Chin;., on the 2d I Concorde', De Maidera, for lesbon, on the 10th ; Pro videntia, Engarnasoo, for Penang and China • Barmen, flutchtn son, fur the 3lautitius and London, on the 18th ; Joseph, Christo pherson, for Coringa ; Ospray, 314.01, fur Liverpool, on the 19th; 31alion, for Rangoon; Eleanor, Tabor, for Penang, on the 24th ; Fairlie, Short, fur Rangoon. on the 6th of 3lay: Moira. S. O'Brien, for ditto, on the 7th • Elim, Dixon, and Medir a, Briggs, for London, on the lilt ; C olumbus, Brown, -fur ditto. 0.1 the 12th ; Good !lope, Douglas, for ditto, on the 14th ; RtIsC,K. Hargrav,s, Cr Liverpool, on the 13th ; Venus, Waddell. tot Pe nang ; Gilmore, Laws, and liashroy, Smith, for Harmon, on tt 22d; George, Clark, for London; Catherine, Alackintosh, ter London, on time 234 ; Ferguson, Cunningham, fur Rangoon. on thE 25th : Sir Thomas Munro, Coates, for London, on the 26th ; and Cashmere Merchant, IVoCalley, for Rangoon. BRITISH INSTITUTION, PALL•MALI..- - We Gaily rottioneu OPEN, with the COLLECTION of PICTURES. (nun Cathors !Mace, which His MAJESTY bits Nye variously pleased to allow the DIRECTORS to EX HINT. Admismor. from Ten (W ILL IA M Six oock, Ca BARNAR talmues, 13. D, Keeper. Idcr that assistance made in a fi.rei. , o refrred olfieerlv le hardship of the .ve woman Interest .s generous 1211131 r.atfully exprosscd , to our former guotauona. In 'Tennessee an DT about the wrath of N4' :member. 1825, de.. i little over 1,100 balm changed ownent, the Minim 1-tiombe, cortiossndi* at Meerut that he, obere Han, .110 d been mined to decline rates, the latter at a shade less. Louisiana find Mis land prime, have been neglected ; four hundred bal ion required hi me, for the above.mentioned cond. and inferior, including t.. little printe4 are all we Ice of my c ha aea 4ol •.__ .. I ,IL_Me ___ 4ll- liming sold, making the sales since our Ist 1,590 bal n from him. ' We, " K"UWIWIT tion to shipping remains unabated, and if cantinued T s go la gt under date the at of September, 1825, ac- more. will soon empty the WSIVILDCSOL The lame be satisfied w' . Lieutenant Morse Cooper's plicible to Tobacco. Imports from Pride, wean, Port cf m} hating submitted to an insult front/ yesterday morning, from the interior and Mimi/mil ehood sal cakinniptts aspersion I such de. Mobile 41. Cleared for Liverpool. 8,561; Havre; VII d Lieutenant :Robert Hare to Brigadier ls32; together 1023, making a ileerease in stock c [n and disgrace4l subterfuge and pretext for Arrived sh-ce Ist October. 2 v 2.998; arrived in sent, eof conduct to me, which lie had be- am, 26:5,99'2 ; La. and Miss. choice, 124 ; prime II leviating from, towards Lieutenant Morse inferior 7. I insult to me, Md for which he had thrust. —' —.wow, cly forward.. .. .. . .. _ _ LIVERPOOL, Scrr. 26. CHURCH PREFERMENT, HAMPSHIRE. AH RECTORY of BLENDWORTH, under value T in the Rig's Books, is to be DISPOSED of by PRI. VATE CONTRACT. Applications to be made (post paid) to 6. H. Tyndale, Esq. Lincoln's Jnn-folds. ugellS LAND--CITV CANAL.—.POPLAR MARSHES. i.; HE Committee of the Corporation of London Si T carrying into remotion the Acts of Parliament for renderel is( more commodious and for better regulating the Pert of boa. dot, still meet in the'Council Chamber of the Guildhall of the City of London, on FRIDAY, the 6th day of October, 1821, a trot o'clock in the Afterwoon preeiself, to I.ET, by sealed Ten. for One Year, from Illicsbachass, ÜbM, *boat Pbrty Arres at 0•11.1 SS LAND, situate on the south side of and 'Opining the• ut y Canal, in Poplar Marshes. Particulars and Conditions for Letting, and further information, dercrasarr. ma, be NO at the Office of Works, Guildhall, or the Cal Canal ()Ace, w ac k wa n. Gulldhan. September, 1826. tame remark b ap / pi o orr.iog (14t11) up to Mi, i sigeippi, 165 baka; -'2,017h; New York. k of 6,417 balm. tc time lastftea ; seconds 9; r* OSTEND. SEPT. 22.) e 19th inst. con have now -to ac he Chevalier de Ts (accomplished , were driving in le arsenal, at the Bos.suy was vio. a large piece of ns of the Powder LIVERPOOL, SC rE. 20. Arrived the Molly, Sinclair, from Africa; Pomana, Hyatt, from New Orleans, sailed 3d August; Emulous, Mordant, from St. )incest ; Bespham, (late Ortimley), from Leghorn ; John Welsh, Woodhouse, from Jamaica, North side ; Lancashire Witch, —, from Lisbon; Rob Roy, Jones, from St. Petersburgh ; Loretto, Thompson, from Jamaica (Port Momnt); Ranger, —, front Hainburgh. One ship, three brigs, of at six o'clock. The Union, Hutchinson, and Avon, George, from Liverpool, have arrived at Pernambuco. The Francis, Ball, from Newfoundland, arrived at Pernambuco 31st July. She ran clown the General Brag about 19th May, on the Banks of Newfoundland, which vessel went down. 11EA1.'MAR1S, SEPT. 25. Several coasters from Ireland, put in here wind bound. Five p.m.—The steamer Britannia, Item Belfast for Liverpool, put ih here in war.t of coal. Sailed front. Belfast yesterday morning, ' and experienced a rough night. HOLYHEAD, SEPT. 25. Three p.m.—The Ilenriety, Niegabr, from Rostock, and Die verdam. ---, from Rotterdam for Liverpool, put in here. The hardware, Ebberal, from Liverpool, arrived at Lisbon 15th instant. The Mary Catherine, —, from Charleston, sailed 15th August. On the 21th, in lat. CT 1. long. 59. 30. spoke the Elias, from Liver pool for New York. On the 16th, in lat. 38.211. long. 11. 15. fell in *frith his Majesty's ship Diamond ; had in tow the brig Mary, Fran cis, winch she fell in with at sea, dismastcd and abandoned. sailed yesterday, the James, Reynolds, for Batavia, and Amelia, Ferguson, for Oporto. WOODTHORPE. TO BUILDERS. I)EEIIONDSEY NEW CHURCH.—Persons tleai rrus of Contracting for the execution of the Whole, or any Pert, of the Works to be done in erecting the Additional Church la the Spa-read,•Bermonitsey, may see the Plans and Specifics. :least the Office of Mr. Janus, Savage, Architect, 31, Walbrook, any day teems Sunday . ), between the Hours of Nine and Four. ne . Tenderti to be deliraed, scaled, at the Office of his Ida. jetty's Cotruntsaioners for building New • Churclses, Great George street. Westminster, on it before the 21st of October next. The Commissioaers do net pledge themselves to aixtpt even the User Tender, unless a every respect satisfactory. The noise of the spirited animal, nois. Dragging kh on the side nit with consider.. I behind the ve diligence passing A broken, anal was he Nlademoiselles life was entirely in two places, be. ly about the head, loubtful. On the ing the ears of a nil the evening be ta the eve of lead -1 of this ill-fated apartment, at the at his brains with !et was found the r received from his dreadful Event. I of bliss. Adieu, bout ray adored." ell the most intense unfortunate town. 7sser.s. SEPT. 23. towards is terrible MC of it is still un. ulation, that the p.m. try under the ruins of lave been four.d in the infoiniett you in one s of the Corps of En. Court Martial. sitting of a barrack near the I particularly in view. sully, must be looked icw Journal which ap. the Consatistionxel des his next number, re. edited by a number of !tidy acquired some n o name Mesas. Tissot e lumens work " The dr news from Voris by ta , every morning, fog Yournr.l. TOltS". De Cia:ette:f Iw►ra, BASii XT. N. tlnatlon ........... IV 3cl exanoloutlon., lit latiun II let essnalieetlon ll, yr-chandler, en. die. it, r, final dividend.— 12 -Met. enl. ;14 enrol. 12 in. Ist exatnineffen 11 sad , pruvf of debts r debts u.. Iderjd Le. adj. last exam. II I final dividend esker, 2d exam. ndll rchant, or. of ditto.. 1 ird•merchant, :141 es. IL aoaeyacrirene►, ad- __ rt tbiite debts In adj. last exeminadon 10 kr*, ouirnination nation ll pleer, Ist examination 11 opera, dividend winatiun ..... 10 inter, 2rl omen. 10 ru-factois, joint dirt- an, adj. lost exam... 12 warebonsein. In ex. II :n4 ........ ........ 10 refs! Rooms. Br 'stk.% re, New Inn, Derby, Wakeilettl. 3d !MM. 3 13011, 331 taflllll43lon isliorougb, Ist exam. In Saildieworth, an. ad. le, Chnicester, 9d es. Kt . t aritele, dividend . rNhtnn, dividend . •• .t eoaminatioo .. • • I I imlnatlon v Inn, Brighton, div. ho. Wakefield, 3d ts. II uwlu's, Cheltenham. II ittiugharn, dividend I C. ES. d from the ftmd. I . 2 3 .. 3 2 4 dr- men riders, with M. _1 2 1 2 1 2 . :t 4 dr. . 1 dr. sth. close to Creeping Jane was beat a acct. nts of this town arc !mem, to establish grain and other &r -be brought into our •• - DON BRIDGE. 40 nein. atter tO I. W.CARLTON.IIO% DM, Wee place. lOYAL MA IL-COACII OFFICE, LAD-LANE.— SUPERIOR TRAVELLING to LIVERPOOL. MAN- I t IESTER, CARLISLE, GLASGOW, EDINBURGH, mad all parts of the North. The REGULATOR leaves the above ()flikt every Afternoon. at a.rptaner past Three, and the Angel Inn, Islington, at half-pan I Three oTloek, and proceeds, by way of al enchant? and Carl:sle, to Glasgow and Edinburgh. Paliengers by this Coach have the advantageof sleeping at Man cheater and Culiale, and proceeding the following mornings, with out additional charge. Tito A LLIANCE leaves Lad-lane at half-past Four, and the Angel, Islington. at s quarter before Five o'Clock, every After noon, and arrive in Liverpool the following evening, in time for the Dublin Steam-Packets, performing the journey in to enty slt-boors. WAI'ERHOUSE, SON, and Co., Proprietors. Passengers soil Parcels for the above Coaches may be booked at Dawn's Gloucester Warehouse. corner of Park-lane, Oxford-street ; at :he Gloucester Coffee-house, and York I loteL Piccadilly. Just published, " fl u" A BROOM," sung by Miss Love, composed by II K. Bishop. price go. " KING ! GOD" BLESS HIM !" sung and composed by Mr. &sham, price 2s. "A. B. C." sung by Miss Love and Signor de Begnis, com piled Ey John Parry, price 2s. Goulding and IVAhnnine, 20. Soho-square. •.• The Pul.lic are respectfully cautioned, that the original " Buy a Broom" is composed by Mr. Bit bop, and no other is sung by bliss Lore. 1)137 RESEED LETTER-PRESS mEr4pois . PRINTERS QF 4 : en The Committee respectfully announce to a liberal Public Da . n Mans and Subscriptions received since their last Advert' t; aid i-i so doing they solicit most urgently a continuan of its 'supper . without which the applicants on the Fund, who continue to increase, must suffer all the evils of destitution. The number relieved weekly is about 450, most of whom hare large families ; many more, it is known, are enduring the most severe distress, from an aversion to encroach on a fund which has hitherto been too small to allow more that is barely sufficient to 'apply 132 demands of hunger. C'ommittee-Roan, Thtec Herrings, Bell-yard, Temple-bar, Sept. 18, 11126. A: iount already adveesed - - .C 1373 14 i'i One Week's Subscriptions from Comp° hors and Pressmen (in etneloy) in the Metro polis - - - 27 In 6 £ 3. d. X s. d. Dr. Te:loves, per Es- miner - 25 0 0 The Examiner Norm- _ _ The Journeymen on the Exocr Flying Post 110 0 Employers and Jour neymen Printers of Dower - 3 1 4 ) 0 Journeymen mid Ap. Femmes of the Dur ham County Adwer - 1 '3 0 Paw LG. K! Messrs. Drum-. 2 0 0 rarid 10 0 0 L. Hansard. E•q. and Sans 10 0 0 Mr.ClowPs . 10 0 0 31r. Puler . 1 0 0 Mr. Newton - 0 10 0 3lr. Stephens . U . 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Bi and Thom., Printers, itsrtholoinew-close; Mr. Phillips,lier yeller, Genre-yard, liornburd.utreet ; and by the Proprietors of ill Country Newepapers. * l ,* All betters addressed to R. Jones, Three Herrings, Bell. yard, will be thankfully received and punctually attended to. GLOUCEekTERSII I H E. FREEHOLD HOUSE, TEWKESBURY. T° be .peremptorily . kl0L1.), pursuant to an Order of tfte High Court of ,Chancerd. made in a Cause, " Elton v. Glover," with the approbatielfeeStileiti Paul Stratford, Esq. - one of the Masters of die said Court, at the Hop Pole Inn; at Tewkes bury, in the county of Gloucester, en WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of October, 1021; at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot, TWO FREEHOLD FlifiNT D‘VELLING-HOI T SES, situate in the Church-street, in Tewkesbury, near the Market house ; Also, a COTTAGE or TENEMENT, in the Alley behind the said two Dwelling houses, and adjoining thereto ; Also, Two COTTAO ES. or Two TENEMENTS, in the same Alley, together with the SI PE of q SLAUGHTER=HOUSE and STABLE, with the Materials' belonging thereto, now occup:ed with the said two Freehold Dwelling-houses in Church-street. Printed particulars whereof may be had, gratis, at the said Mas ter's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, Lon don ; of Messrs. Street, Millington, and Gilbert, Solicitor., Phil potlane, London : of Mr. John Moore, Auctioneer, Tewkes bury (on application to whom the premises may be viewed); at the place of sale ; and at the Plough Hotel, Cheltenham. Offices ' 140, Leadenhall-street, Sept. 22. T E EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY intend to persevere (notwithstanding the advance in the price of Tea at the Company's last Sales, and the serious opposition they areencoun tering) in supplying the Public with pure TEA and COFFEE in leaden cases, and at their hitherto low rates, until the December Sales. They employ no hawkers whatever, rind caution all classes of the community against purchasing imitation Teas in counterfeit packages; but, without the.sigmature of their Secretary attached, it may otherwise be found that they hare provided deleterious ingre. dients for their families and households, instead of the unadulterated Tess of this Establishment. The Agencies at present provided In tondos and its vicinity are these:- 1411, Leadenhall-street 11, and 19, Cromer-street 101, High-street, Wnitechapel 34, Goodge-street, Tottenham -09, Chiawell-street court-road 3, Finsbury Market 13, 'Woodstock-street, Oxfcrd -siii, Old-street, St. Luke's street 24, 74;ewgate Market Barnes—J. Wetherell Huish's-court, Blackfriars ilayswater—H. Canard St. Martin's-le-grand Hrentford, facing the Cannon -17, St. John-street-mad G. Hill 14, Tavistock-row, Covent- hrompton,Kent-311ddle-street, garden J. Green li, Church-court, St. Martin's- Camberwell-9, Leicester-place, lane Albany-road 32. Haymarket Chelsea-21, Lower George -16, King-street, Westminster street 11, Barton-street, Ditto Clanton—Pound-lane, Mrs. 9, Prince's-road, Kennington Symmons 1, Ilrook.street, Walcot.place, Dartford—C. Davids Lambeth-walk Folltarn—J. Gould 101, London-road Gravesend—High-street, J. 70, Collingwood-street, Black- Spraggon friars Hampstead—Toy Warehouse, 11, York-street, Hackney-road I E. Taylor 49, Seynteur-street, Euston- Holloway-1, Frederick•place squate Hounslow—M. Sherrill 34, Euston-crescent biles orth—W. Thornton 141;, Edgware-road Woolwich-8, High.street 17. High-street, Bloomsbury I Wandsworth—Hope Town, S. 121, Grove-street, Camden-town Venis Applications for Agencies from Tradesmen in the thoroughfares of the metropolis, or in country towns, will meet due attention, if addressed personally, or by letter, post-paid, to C. Ilancock, Se cretary. BY AUTHORITY OF PARLIAMENT. The LORDS COMMISSIONERS of his MAJESTY'S TREA SURY have peremptorily fixed for the CONCLUSION of all LOTTERIES, Wk:DNESDA V, 18th Nett Month (Oct.) HAZARD and CO., Contractors, in returning thanks for the distinguished favours shown to their very old-esta. blished Officast, beg to remind the l'ublic, this is the Last Oppor tunity that can ever be presented of gaining an Independent For. tune by merely risking a few Pounds. HAZARD anti CO. having been eminently successful in selling Capitals of Thirty Thousand Pounds, feel a pleasing confidence in recommending this Last and Only Scheme to Public Notice, as it contains the unprecedented Number of SIX PRIZES of 30,0001. No Blanks ! Every Ticket a Prire ! forming the unequalled aggregate of MAUL ! All in One Day ! WEDNESDAI , 18th Of hie:it Month (October), when AU Lotteries End for Ever Tickets and Shares are Selling by HAZARD and CO. Con tractors, Royal Exchange (late ; 26, Cornhill ; 324, Oxford street ; where they sold in One Lottery, All the Prizes of 36,0001. ! and during a abort period, Nine Prizes of 30.000/. ! 25,0001. ! and 20,0001. ! and in the Lottery drawn Ist March last, THREE PRIZES of 20,0061. ! FINO PRINCEZA AND 51E10 OROSSO. THESE superior RAPPEE SNUFFS are sold by JOSEPH BOUGHEY, the sole Manufacturer, at the Sir Walter Raleigh, No. 25, Blshopsgate-street Within, near the City of London Tavern, and may be bad of his Agents, viz. :-111r. J. Rogers, 392, Oxford-street; Mr. Webtray, Coburg-terrace, Waterloo-road ; Mr. J. Brown, Hlgh-street, Borough ; Mr. But tery, 1, Old Kent.rosd, next to the Bricklayers' Arms; Mr. Jo. sepb Holmes, opposite Wesley's Chapel , City - road; and Mr. A. Hopkins, Aldgate, opposite the Saracen's Head Inn, In packages, at 55., 2s. 6d., Is. 4d., and Bd. each. If offered in any other way, either from a jar or bottle, it is not Boughey'smsnufacture. Snuffs are also sold by at least one respectable Vendor in each town throughout the United Kingdom. 1111 CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE 1_ • 110I'SE, for the EAST and WEST INDIES and 3017 T II AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND. Officers, Cadets, and Writers going to India, and Oentlemen proceeding to South America, or any other part of the ( ilobe, will end in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments, Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with a large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and Bed. ding; Cabin Wash-hand Tables, Chairs, and Lamps ; Sea Chests, Mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other deactiption of Travel. ling Equipage. An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re. Inisites for India, and other tropical climates: likewise a great variety of Silver and Plated Artcles, Knives and Forks. suitable for families going abroad, Military and Hindostance Books Maps, &c. A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Carricle , Tandem, Phreton Stanhope, and Chaise Harness, with every description of Saddlery &c. &c. for home use, East and West Indies, and South America, which merit inspection from their quality, first stile of workman. ship, and moderate prices. All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and of , evirwllent plan of fifty _years standing is strictly attended to the t4 , tlng but one Ready Money Price, from which no abatement will be made. TILE A QIV, Detachniente belonging to the 401 eul 13th Regiments of Light Dragoons have received orders to mirth this morning from West minster, for the Cavalry Depot, at Citidstone. Detachments belonging to Cie M, Sidi. and frith Regiments of Infantry. have received orders lo embark this morning, on hoard a eteam-versel In the River, lbr Gravesend, on route to Chatham. Thc following are General Orden issued to his Majesty's Forces in India : Head-Quarters, Camp, Unrel, March 6, 11128. GENERAL ORDERS. At a General Court-31artial held .in Camp, at Bhurtpore, on the let of Fehruary, lifi, Lieutenant Itebert Hare, of hi s Majesty's 11th Regiment of Light Dragoons, was arraigned on the fo llowing charge, viz. : CtiaanE—For conduct diegrate4of and unbecoming a gentle man, in the following instances, vie.....-4 First, In betting mr.l.mcusly aspersed my character on or about the *kb of August, .11123. and, during my abaeoce from the restimea I f. by falsely asserting that had submitted to an insult from Lieutenant Atonic Cooper, of the 11th Dragoons, and that be, Lust:ten/int Hare, could or would prove it. 2d. In having, on or : eared to Brigadier 31 - Cos. the said Lieutenant Robert giving me the satisfaction aspersion, in consomence worthy such satisfaction ' Hare, had, in wr tin`, • kenwledged himself to b, declaration that the report . him was a gross falsehood deletion by the said I/ M'Corabe being a mean , having avoided that !hie fore accused me of di. Cooper, for an alleged instil' ened to bring me publicly forwaru. (Signet') 0. ItortwELL, Li. big 3L - jesty's 11th Drags. Camp before Bhurtpore, Jan. 2,18'26. Fisrmic —The Court having fully Weighed aftd considered the whole of the evidence for the pioneution and defence. and what had) best urged by the prisoner, Lieutenant Robert Hare, of his Mahan es 11th regiment of Light Titanium in his justi 'leaden, do find him " Nut Guilty "' edit chirp ; and, on the first count or iIISIATICe of the charge, the Court do fully and ho.• 1 nourably acquit the said Lieutenant •Rort Hare ; and, on the second court or instance of the chile, the Court acquit the said Lieutenant Robert Hare, of fils..ilajesty's 11th regiment of /sight Drogouns. . Approved bad confirmed, . (Signed) CONSIRRMERE. General. Compnunier-in-C'hief in India. incases UT THE RIGHT HON. TV CODIMANDER-IN.CUIE.I. Or. a perusal of the proceedings this Court-Martial, and oterre verting to one lately held on an of the roue corps. the Commander-in. Chief is fearful that, cperty spirit exists amongst the Officers of the 11th Dragoons. Flits boniship therefore dl. reets that the Mime in command 0 the regiment will- be ex. tremely careful, on its return to canntiontits, tO•Maite use of his authority to check any had spirit of the descriptiou alluded to, should it be necassary. Ills Idedahhi however, LIMO that the good sense of the Officers will be ocfOident to restore tbat her. moor in the regiment fit Which, for slit number of years since he has known it, his Ewaellenty has aye, considered It as slattern to the army with which it has been serving. The foregoing Order to be entered 1s the general Order-book, anti read at the head of every regiiiient in hill Majesty'. Invite ' in India. By order of the Right Hon. difEonimantler-in-Chiek tit 0110 E M •ii REG 0 It,' Likii.l.-COL, Acting Aiiiir-Son'• oEBEfial. ontagas BY THE groin krONOVIkAIiLE THE C011i• MAR DER-INEHIET. llead-crarterin Calcutta, Mar 12, 1826. In order to save as far as possible soy delay in the distributioo of the Bhurtpere Prize Money, should his Majesty be graciously pleased te. grant it to the Army, the Prize Agents r equest that Oacers commanding corps will careens examine their Prize Roll* and correct any omissions which mayhave been made, and that all others concerned, who have not already done so, wilt send in a par ticular statement of the grounds on which they may claim. It is believed that (Hikers and Non-commissioned Officers can only share fur the rank in which they actually served, but the Prize Agents will submit, for the decision of higher authority, whether any Officer who may have been promoted previous to the 18th ' January, though nut officially notified, may receive for the higher rank; separate claims may therefore ire made for those thus situated. It is the opinion of the Commar.lp.Chief, that, all officers, nemewinatatiewisowitifatien, iselateltr-olid Wane erriolleisiossonire I Ptint-money, wilo-may here joined the army, or, holding situations in the army, may have crossed the Jumna for the purpose of joining or perforating duty with the army, between the 4th December, 182.5, the day on which the army entered the Bburtpore Territory, and the 18th January, 1826, the day of the assault, both days inclu sive, are entitled to share equally with those who were present at the capture of the place. Those persona, therefore, who consider themselves entitled , with this view of the case, will send in a par ticular statement of their claims, andthe Prize Agents will refer them to higher authority. By order of his Excellency the Commander-in-Chicf, W. L. IV . ..ergots', adj.-Genera! of the Army. . Head-quarters, Calcutta 7th May. 1826. At a General Court.3lartial, held at Fort William on Tuesday, the 21st March, 1826, Captain R. J. Greene, of his Majesty's 31st Regiment of Foot, was arraigned upon the under-mentioned charges, - viz. :- Ist, With being frequently in a state of intoxication, and Inca rabic therefrom of attending to his duties at a commanding officer, and particularly on the evening of the 15th of Sep•ember, 182 e, when Ensign Evans, his Majesty's 38th regiment t then officer of ' the day), reported to him that officers had bean giossly insulted in the cuddy by , the second mate, and requested his advice and sup port, winch he, Captain Greene, was unable to give. 2d, With issuing several orders to the men, promising that they should be redressed for the grievances under which they laboured (they having been cruelly maltreated by the officer' and crew of the ship), and afterwards neglected to do so on his arrival at, Calcutta, 3d, With gross and wilful inattention and neglect to the com forts of the men, in permitting Lieutenant Mutlie to stop from them, contrary to their consent, a portion of the regulated allow. &nee of provisions and water, after it had been reported to him that the men had not a sufficiency of either. 4th, With behaving in an unofficeraike and cowardly manner, in showing a great want of promptitude and spirit when a serious contention arose, on or about the 21th of October last, between the soldiers and ship's crew, at 'which the life of one of the soldiers was threatened and in danger, when Captain Greene, whose presence and direction were necessary, very hastily quitted the scene, in. stead of exercising that authority which, as 'commanding officer, was vested in biut, for the protection of the soldiers under his command. Upon which charges the Court came to the following decision : SEX YENCE—TheCeert having maturely considered the evidence before them, and what the prisoner had urged in his defence, are of opinion, in regard to the tint charge, that Captain Greene, of his Majesty's 31st regiment, Is not guilty of any part of the charge, and do most fully acquit hint. On the second charge, the Court lied that Captain Greene did not make that report to superior authority of the treatment of (4) four men struck by the chief officer on board, which he ought to have done; but the Court ascribe it to a misconception, arising from the death ed that officer, and not to any Intentional omission, anti do therefore acquit him. On the third charge, the Court are of opinion that the prisoner is not guilty, and do fully acquit him. On the fourth charge, the Court are of opinion that Capt. Greene is not guilty, and do moat fully and honourably acquit hint. ' The Court feel under the necessity of remarking, that the con: duct of Lieutenant Bernard, the prosecutor, appears throughout highly insubordinate, and as injurious to Captain Greene as detri mental to the publi: service. Approved and confirmed, (Signed) COMBEUMERE, General, Commander in Chief in India. Remarks by his Excellency the Right Honourable the Com mander-in-Chief : The Commander-In-Chief regrets to find, from the evidence taken before the Court-martial, that a strong spirit of resistance against the authority of Captain Greene, commanding a detach ment of recruits, on board the Bussorah Merchant, existed amongst the officers, who were placed under him for his assistance. His Excellency, fully concurring in the opinion of the Court. on the conduct of Lieutenant Bernard, of the 38th Foot; considering, also, that he has failed to substantiate the charges which he brought forward against his Commanding Officer, in his recriminatory de fence on a former Court-martial, and the very grave charges of which he was then convicted, weuld not consult the interest of the Anny, if he sanctioned Lieutenant Bernard's retaining his com mission in it; be will theretbre recommend to his Majesty hin removal from the service. His Lordship is willing to attribute to their youth and inexpe rience, and the bad example e xhibited by the Senior Lieutenant, Bernard, the condUct of some of the other officers of this detach ment, and rums that they will prove, by a strict attention to their duty, and a ready and respectful obedience to their superiors in future, that his leniency towards them has not been misplaced. The Commander-in-Chief, pending this trial, retrained horn making any observation ou the nature of the sentence awarded Lieu. tenant Bernard by a former Court-martial ; but he must now ob serve, that degradation of rank is nut an adequate punishment for the crime of insubordinaticn, one of the most serious of which an Officer can be guilty. The foregoing Order is to be entered in the General Oriel Book, and read at the head of every Regiment in his Majesty's service in India. By order of the Commander-in-Chief, Ovine), 314111E0ra. Acting Adjutant-General of his Majesty's Forces in India. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 93.—. Arrived the Competitor, Jackson, from Virginia S. FALMOUTH, SEPT. 23:—Arrived the Sedulous, Mot timer, from iiimburEll. — Wind S.S.E. to S.S.W. PORTSMOUTU, SEPT. 28.—Passed by the John, Dunn, from Van Diemen's Land.—Wind S. IV to W.S.W. DEAL, SEPT. 213.—Arrived and sailed for the River the Lady East, from Bengal ; the Charles, Milne, from Tobago, at d several others, names unknown. Arrived from the River and remain the Mellish. Vincent, for Madras and Bengal ; the Argos, Taylor, for Trieste ; the Braddock, --, for America; and the John Bain. bridge, Moon, for Cape Breton. Also arrived the Henry Percher, Money, from China and St. Helena; the Sarah Moore, Ward, from St. Vincent's; the Indemnity, Woodall, and the Jesse, from De merara; and the Swift, Payne, trom Gijon.—Wind S.W OttsTEsEsin, SEPT. 2G.—Arrived the Attwood, S rannack, from Calais; Kingston. Brine, from Jamaica; Eliza and Nancy, Head; from Bahia; Itoyal Sovereign, Sinclair, front the South Seas ; Fame, Treekey, from Lisbon. MILPORD, SEPT. '"3.—Arrived his 31a l jestei ship Diamond, Vireos Liatioh _rod ! { trials, having[ Lt to) t }wires Mary, from St. John's, D:ow Brouswick, fallen in with last March, in lay ,AF. long. 32. water-logged, and without any person on board.—Wind S.E. EtiliNORE, SEPT. 19.—The Horton, o*waltl, from Newcastle to Holstein, wax driven on shore at Falkenburg the 13th inst., but assisted off by the Diving Company in a leaky ata:e, and must re pair. DEMERARA ' JULY 21.—A Colony boat, belonging to Air. Wood, with 10 hhds. of sugar, lately upset, but was got up with mueli damage; the sugar is lost. CUSTOM HOUSE, SEPTEmrrn 22.;. SHIPS ENTERED Irrwinns.—The Engelina, De Jonge, from Delfzyl: Vrouw Jannetje, Roost, from Antwerp; Rika, Smid, from Harlingen ; Celerity, Thompson, from Jersey; Prince Coburg, Willis, from do. ; Marton, Lawson, from Belize ; Superb, Stranack, from llamburgh; Rcstitution,stephenson, from Chris tiania ; Ruby, Hunter, from Archangel ; Agenoria, Martin, from Riga; Mountaineer, Mate, from Os*4l; Sirene, FaiEant, from Calais ; Swallow Packet, Denhalm, from Stettin ; Queen of the Netherlands, Pearson, from Rotterdam . ; Demerara, Venable,, from Demerara ; and Kingston, Binney, from Jamaica. SHIPS ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Amity, Grey, for the Cape of Good Hope and the Mauritius ; Lord Exmouth, Mills, for Genoa and Leghorn ; Furst Hardenburg, Miller, for Stettin ; Hylton &Mk, Howl, for llamburgh ; Thusnekle, Rickets, for Memel; Montreal, Thom, for Tobago; Countess of Erie', derson, for Naples; Ostfric,land, Pieper. for Emden; Harriot, Page, for Ostend ; George, Forster, for Berbice ; Jonge Johanna, Ziffer, for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent; Commetee du Havre, Agasse, for Havre and Rouen ; Burleigh, Chancellor, for Els?. nore and St. Petersburgh ; Fanny, Porter, for Cork ; and Eolus, Soderberg, for Gott enburg. SHIPS CLEARED OUTWARDS.—Thn Victoire, Kuper, for Ostend, Bruges, and Ghent • Dandy, Cooke, for Rotterdam ; Commerce, Fournier, fur Ca lais; New Phoenix, Sergeant, for Jamaica; Salacia, Hearn, for do. • Lady Combermere, Sandford, for Madeira, Tobago, and Trinidad% Eagle, Henry, for Leghorn; Marshal Blucher, Callow, for Rotterdam ; and Antelope, Brown, for Elsinore. SUMS CLEAREP OUTWARDS TO lIIELAWD.—Tbe Erin, M.Kibbon, fur Belfast; True Blue, Clark, fur Limerick, and Times, Clark, for Waterford. EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The Asia, Stephenson. from Bombay, has arrived off Portsmouth; she left Bombay the 18th of June, and St. Helena the of August, 1826. Passengers per the Asia., Captain Stephenson, from Bombay.— Captain R. Backhouse, ;Madras Native Infantry ; Ensign Gordon, Bombay Native Infantry. Passengers per the Fortune, from Bombay, arrived at Greenock. —slra. Cadenhead, Mrs. Lodge, and 3lrs. I bbs. The John Dunn, 3lacbeath. front Van Diemen's Land, has arrived off Portsmouth ; she sailed from ditto the 23d of April. The Henry Porcher, Money, from China, has arrived in the Downs ' • she sailed from ditto the 13th of April, and from St. He lena in August. Passenger' per George, Captain Clark (expected), from Ben. gal.—Mrs. Murray, Mrs. S. Smith, Mrs. Haziewood, Miss Ble. cbynden, Lieut. Col. Murray, 40th N. 1. ; James Halewood, Esq. H.C.S. ; Lieut. W. N. Hill, H. M. 87th Regiment ; Lieut. Wingfield, H. 14. 13th ditto; Lieut. 111`Leroth, H. H. 38th ditto; Lieutenant Hemming, H. Al. 67th ditto; Mr. R. G. Dohinson, merchant ; Miss Jane Halewood, Miss Elizabeth Sinith, Miss Catharine ditto, Master Smith, and two Masters Hazlewood. Per Catharine, Captain Macintosh, from Bengal (expected).— Mrs. Raper, Mrs. Mailer ; Lieut. F. P. Raper ' ' 39th Native In fantry s Lieut.-Colonel Fagan 15th Native Infantry ; Capt. W. Mactier, 4th Cavalry ; Cap t . H. Sibbald, 41st Native Infantry; Lieut. 11. Delafope, Arti llery ; Captain George Reed, his 3lajes. ty'a 13th Regiment ; Lieut. W. Flood, his Majesty's 13th Regi ment; Lieut. H. Wilson, his Majesty's 13th Regiment ; Lieut. Charles Cheap, 51st Native Infantry ; Assistant Surgeon R. Co lville ; Geo. Macintosh. Esq. merchant ; J. Sutherland, Esq. ditto ; J. G. Greige, Esq. ditto ; Miss Ann Raper, Miss Eliza Raper, Miss Catherine Fagan, Miss Caroline Fagan, Master Raper, Master Fagan. AuaivaLs AT Boatnev.--The Grecian, Steel, from Liver pool, on the 11th of April ; the Joim Palmer, Bane, from Ceylon, on the 13th'; the Paultnurus, Rose, from Mocha , on the 20 th ; the Glorioso, King, from Bengal ; the Exmouth, Owen, from London, on the 24 of May; the Edinburgh, Bax, from ditto, on the Ist; his Majesty's ship Tamar , Brower , from Bushire, on the 8d ; the Abercrombie Robinson, Hines, from London, on the 3d ; the Asia, Stephenson. from London, on the 9th • the William Richardson, —, from Penang, on the 11 th ; the Fortune, Gilkeson, from Greenock, on the 12th; the Pyramus, Brodie, from Ceylon, on the 19th. &matins Taos' Bounay.--The Berwick, Eilbeck, for the Persian Gulf, on the Bth of ApHI; the Edmonston, Morgan, for China, on the 9th ditto; the Thetis cruiser, James Betham, for M a l a b a r Coast, on the 19th ditto; the Maria. Daviot, for Ceylon, on the 224 ditto; the Panlinurus, Rose, for the Persian Gulf, on the 26th ditto ; the Bombay, Parker, for China, on the Ist of May ; the howjee Family, Lewis, for Sincapore and China , on ditto t the Malabar, Skitter, for China , on the st h ditto • the Senbury, Bud well, for ditto, on the 7th d i tto; the Charlate, Hector, for ditto, VAN DIEMAN'S ..AND, APRIL 29. (EXTRACT OF A PRIVATE LETTER.) Arrived the Woodman, Captain Daniel Leary, 419 tow. fmtn Sheernets, the thh of December, and Cape of Good Hope the 13th of March, with 146 male convicts, four having died on the pas sage, as also Surgeon-superintendent, 31r. Rodmell. Mr. C. Kelly, of his Majesty's ship Ilelicon, undertook the charge of the prisoners at the Cape. The ard consisted or Captain Wakefield and 1:n -844n Innis of the 30th, and two sergeants and seven rank and fila of the. 57th. This vessel has on board stores for Government, sad the usual quantity of six months' provision f o r the pri4oners On boarl. The surgeon reports very favuerelity or the convicts; there are among them, however, no lets titan twr aty.two who have beta Won sentenced to transportation hither. Among ihi.ss on board is the Ref. Abraham Charles Mummery, a regularly ordained Clergyman of the Established Church, and M.A. of St. John's College, Cambridge. There is also a man named Marsden, who was sentenced to transportation ronr years ago. He made his escape to England, and having be n trted at Derby, thought he might safely set up bus:Hess as a horse.dealer in London, whet e he was detected. A person who came out under the name of Dow, alias Ct..l - at the usual examination, stated that Ida name was Las. cello. a son of Lord klarewood, and a Comet in the 190 Hussars. 111 r. W. Christmas is on board the Woodman, as is also a native of Denmark, Jorger Jorgerson, formerly a dispenser or medicines trt Newgate, and well known to most of the prisoners in die cuter!. He is a very Intelligent man, and speaks several languages. Ile was here at the first formation of the colony, Thief mate or the Lady Nelson, commanded by Liente.nant Simmons. Ile recollects Mr. Humphrey, when he attended on an ascent to 3lount Wellington. COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE Extract of a private letter from Naples. dated the 9th of September, 1826:—" A new code of laws, respecting duties, has just been published here. They are the most arbitrary and oppressive that can .be imagined. The declaration in dattoglio must be made in forty-eight hours after the arrival of the goods, and the exact weight, measure, &c. mint be given. If it turns out more, the excess of duty must be paid, with thirty per cent. on that excess, as me.ge!a ; and if the weight turns out less, the duty must be paid on the quantity declared ; so that in order to avoid the muleta, we shall be under the necessity of calculating the English quintal, at Itotolos, 56; to 57, and when it falls short of that calculation, we must pay the duty on what is deficient. No excuse will be allowed for the want of the invoice; hence it will be necessary to insert the gross weight in the captain's biU of lading, or else send a copy of the invoice per the vessel. Particular care must be taken In making out the manifest of gene ral cargoes, as, if any mistake is found in the marks or numbers of the packages, or if their contents prove of a different description from what is inserted therein, the captains are subject to heavy fines. We have just received an invoice of a parcel of indigo, with only the nett weight, and we shall be under the necessity o f adding a larger tare than is usual, in order to avoid the payment of the Auleta. A remonstrance will be made to Government, but Ido not expect any facilities sill be granted. The law for the Por to Franco at Messina has likewise been published. Goods exported from the Porto Franco to any of the Calabrian Ports enjoy a reduction of 15 per cent. ; to the Ports of the Adriatic, Tarrateo, &c. 10 per cent. ; to the ports this side of Calabria, 5 per cent.; and to Naples only 1 per cent. ; to one part of Sicily 15 per cent., and to the other, in the vicinity of Palermo, 10 per cent.; to Palermo itself 5 per tent., and for goods expedited for the consumption of the city of Mes sins, 20 per cent. From thence they can likewise be cir culated by land into the interior of the island. Goals al ready declared at ?ylessina for the consumption of the town are exempt from duty, and those not subject to Boni may circulate by land into the interior, after December, 1827. These are immense advantages in favour of Messina, and mueh to the prejudice of the two capitals." Letters were received on Tuesday in the city from Oporto, up to the 12th inst. Trade was dull there, though no de cline in prices had taken place. Every body was aexiously waiting for the meeting of the constitutional ('ones, the elections for which were about to commence. l'he Ex• change on London was 50t. Letters from Palermo, to the 6th of September. were received on Tuesday ; we learn from them that Hardie had risen there in consequence of purchases made by native speculators. The demand for Linseed, for Trieste, con tinued, and would cause the orders from England to remain unexecuted. Wheat had risen to 84. Exchange 611. About midnight, between Mouday and Tizesl.iy, the i stack-yard of the f arm of Gallymuir, n the parish or Dunbarnep, was discovered to be In flames. Betore they could be got under, about fourteen stacks of wheat and oats were consumed. The fire also communicated to the wheel-shed of the thrashing mill, which was neatly de stroyed. It is supposed that the fire had been occasioned by a quantity of slacked lime lying near the stack-pi/0,- , Caledonian Mercury. I CLAPHAM-RISE; SURREY. ELEGANT and COMPACT LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE, with capital Garden, Coach House, Stabling, &c. PO be BOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, by WINSTANLEY and SONS, an elegant and very compact LEASEHOLD RESIDENCE. PleSSFUltiy situate at Clapham. rise, Surrey, only four miles from the Royal Exchange, in most excellent state of repair, and tit for the immediate reception of a family of respectability : containing handsome dining and drawing rooms, morning parlour, gentleman's dressing room, entrance hall, four principal bedchambers, dressing room, water closets, the, secondary and servants' rooms, two excellent kitchens, footman's pintry, servants' hail or laundry, with ample cellarage and distinct entrance for tradesmen, &c. A good roomy twoastall stable, large coach-house, back yard, &c. An extensive lawn, with grecn.housc and shrubbery walks, and a capital walled garden, most abun dantly stocked with fruit trees of the mom choice sorts, and in full bearing. Held kr near 22 years, at a low ground rent. To be viewed on Tuesdays and Thursdays, between the hours of twelve and four, by cards only, which, tvith particulars, may be had of W instanley and Sons, Paternoster-row,