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1 /-. I.( dr illWir."9119111111 11.11127 „ ;er Cent ! . . _ • • , n o# . ite („X , 4 9 ( • • fa 2: •fr -4 01 e..4 1 4. . • 0 .0 J • . • . .44? I • ' 4. • , '!## 'l l Itit • I • .. °4 l ; * t . , .• A \‘ . • - 4; - • Ai) ..:•..r • —• t•tx • • • --, • •••• ../ • , t - - 1 - • % • a It: LONDON, -WEDNESDAY, , OCTOBER 11. 1826. Price 7d. y his conduct had been /0 tXtiellUdy Otli. he intr.: eitlter be drunk oe Iliad, swi m _ e t . he brought before their Worships. I him to be brought before them, When ',claimed, in a voice which electrified his an niter tiod's own heart;" and takin g ers , Nl, •• this is the h ouse of the Lord " fill prostrate on the fl oor o f the office. 41 put to him, but the only answer which praise the Lord," while the wildness of t aestares, indicated too strongly that 'n appy man ; Ins noise at length became so inceo‘ary to remove him to the lock-up could be procured ; he was some titbr one ol the licult7, who informed the lia. esnation to anvtog that the man was de s necordingly warred to be taken care of Id be placed in an asylum for 'medics. good-looking man, dressed likes me sesrelnd six ivid sixpence were found in No. 7,436. GEORGE FLETCHER, town of Kinptcm-upon-Hull, merchants. October 39. 31, and November 21, at 11. at the Dog and Duck Tavern, Scale-lane, Kingston-upon-Hull. SoliCitors, Messrs. Hicks and Dean, Grayslnn-square, Holborn; and Messrs. Haire and Hokin, Hull. GEORGE Tippigo, Openahaw, Manchester, bleacher and linen yam-merchant, November 6,7, and 21, at 2, at the King's Arms Inn, King-street, Manchester. Solicitors, Messrs. Appleby and Charnock, Gray's Inn square; and Messrs. Whitehead and Monk, Fountain-street, Manchester. WILLIAM ill t LIS, Hereford. mercer, November 8, 9. and 21, at 11. at the Shire-hall, city of Hereford. Solicitors, Mr. James Platt. New Boswell -court, Lincoln's Inn ; Mr. Thomas Jay, and Memo. Hall and Humtrys, Hereford; RADCLITTE SCHOLTIELD, Pilkington, Lancaster, nankeen manufacturer, November 6,7, and 21, at 11, at the Star Inn, Dernsgate, Manchester. Solicitor*, Mr. Hohert Capes, Holborn court, Gray's Inn; and Mr. George Oswald Smith, Manchester. PRCEN I X F IRE OFFICE.— TUUSTTES AND DIRCCTORS. 'Whim Attwood, Esq. M.P. W. Heygate, Esq. Alderman James Bell, Esq. R. 11. Lawrence, Esq. Joho Coope , Es q John Petty 31uspratt, Esq. William Cattle, Req. Major Rhode, Esq. William Davis, Esq. William Samler, Esq. Crawford Davison, Esq. George Shum Storey, Esq. Sir c Flower, Ran. and Ald. Charles Hampden Turner, Esq. &soma Doodhart, Esq. Matthew Whiting, Esq. John Hawn, Esq. Matthew Wilson, Esq. Thomas Hodgson, jun. Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq. This Company have made a reduction of Premium under exeep eollll, In the three ordinary awes of Insurance, which will be charged as follows. First Class Is. Rd.—Second Class 2s. Rd.—Third Class 4s. Rd. Persons whose Insurances till due at Alichaelman are requested to take notice, that printed Receipts are now ready at the Com. pany's Offices in Lomhard.street and at Charing-cross, where at tendance is daily given from Nine till Fou l r o'Clock. . JONES. Secretary. SALES BY AUCTION. TO STATIONERS AND OTHERS. DESIRABLE DIVIMLINO.IIOUSE AND SHOP, Lower Brook.street, Orosvenor.lnpare, Held for a term of Fifty-eight Years. with immediate possession. By Mr. FLETCHER, At the Mart, THIS DAY, at 12. PROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTR. THE LEASE, for Fifty-eight Years, of convenient brick-built PIIIiMISEt4, eligibly situate on the north side of Cower Brook street, being No. :10, long established in the Sta tionary and Book line, and as a Receiving Moose for the Two penny Post, and now in the occupation of Mr. Charles Henry Wade. The Premises are desirably situate for trade, are three stories in height, and contain three rooms on each floor, a conve nient shop, private entrance, and gond domestic offices. May be viewed till the sale; and particulars had of Messrs. W. and J. W. Bromley. Solicitors, Gray's Inn.fiquare; of Mr. Fletcher, 26, Tokenhinise-yard ; and at the Mart. i~ y Bun itughs, the female who it will be examination at this office a week ago, on infant. was again brought before the pre. i. 1. L, Esq. The defendant, ow the thit the child in question was not he e in to have been changed by the person et i s Horse; t h e case was t herefore it the purpose of giving the pariah officers ity nt bringing forward witnesses to prove LEASEHOLD ESTATE. lIOXTON, AND DI PROVED GROUND RENTS. By Mr. FLETCHER _ . DIVIDENDS. G. Burgess and E. Burgess. Maidstone and Sittingboume, Kent, millers, Octobet 17, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court--B. Buckley, Whistones, WOrcestershire builder, Nov. I, at 12, at the Star and Garter Inn, Worcester - 11. Henley, Strand, cheesemonger, Oct. 17, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—T. Bate, Hastings, Sussex, chymist. Oct. 31, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—lt. Lee, Great Winchester-street. London, underwriter, Oct. 31, at I, at the Bank. rupts' Court—P. Barites, Cambridge, grocer, Oct. 34. at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—J. T. Clement, 'Winchester House. Broad- Street, insurance-broker, Oct. 31. at 10, at the Bankrupts' Court— T. V3rley, Stahni l lAiey. Yorkshire. cloth-manufacturer, Oot. 31, at 11, et the Court House, herds—J. Ilurn. New-street, Covent garden, grocer, Oct. 31, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court—H. Coward, Preston Northumberland, common-brewer, Nov. 2, at 11, at the George Inn. Newcastle-upon-Tyne—W. Phillips, Ch tow, coal merchant, Nov. 1, at I, at the White Lion Inn,Bris—J. buff, Thum. illomuouthaire, timber-men/tint, Nov. 1, at 2, at the White Lion Inn, Bristol—C. Staff and W. W. Staff, Norwich, and King -street. Cheapsitle, bombazine-manufacturer!, ICov. d, at 5, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. At the 31art, THIS DAY, at 12, in Two''.''', by order of the Executors of Mr. John Snell. deceased, Lot I. A LF: AS if° I, D ESTATE, comprising Four Brirk-huilt DWELLING HOUSES, being Nos. 9. 10, 11, and 12, situate in Chsrles-place, near Charleausquarc, Hoxton, producing a net improved Rent of 4.51. Bs. per annum, for a term of 30 years. Lot 2. IMPROVED GROUND RENTS of 25/. 4s. per an num, for a term of 43 you/a, amply aecured on Fourteen Brick DWELLING HOUSES, being Nos. 31 to 42, inclusive, situate in RritanniaAtteet, City-ruad, and 1 and 2, Croaa-street, Britannia street. idea the defendant during her acconMe. delivered of a male child on the 17. h rig the child in question, which he has ra. firth. Le had no hebitatiun to poaitirely say. ,~ nk 7, glibotivt, who reside in the same atteet Rove it as their firm conviction that the Kluced to such • state of emaciation, ern ch Ohe I;ad hien delivered at the period ved, that a very serious imputation, to say :Ist on the character of Mary Linfield, ti e • h ' , erasion, by the mother of the ^lve clearly ascertained to have tun d talon. The :Magistrate, " Now, I suppose, after what 11111 your lying.in, together with r neighbours, who had an oppor. J previously, that you havo lutation WA% he slightcv 117011:ihq. P 6,1 rlalCs It at its birth speared doubtful on the subject, and rc . e more satisfied in her own mind if Marp the child in question was the same that was delivered of on the 17th of March. tat she had not the slightest objection to do effect of inducing the mother to treat it tenderne,s titan had been preciously sLown rrhaps it will be still more convincing to int that the child I% her own, if the person red it brings forward proof that she was not I considerable time previous to the birth of i lnt amined, who clearly pro ve d t ha t f act . en lam perfectly s at i s fi e d t h at I t i s my h pay it that attention whi c h a c hild • tiler. :she then produced a certificate from her for some time sub sequent to h er con- : dim she was labouring und er ver y severe .* t Pile produced this docum e n t , i n or d er to j e to pay that attention to t h e c hild w hi c h I very bad state of health. xpresacd a wish to hear th e ev id ence which !I rebut the charge of ill -moment to her forward come ftrm.les, who stated. that hat the child's illness did not proceed front the part of the mother, but arose in CM. acy ot constitution, rse, who had shown much anxiety about ri with a great deal nf tenderness towards it pto the eittachited ' , tate already deaeriised. ,aid, that as she had no children, if the lign it op to her, she should take ear., of it, hilt!, and treat it as such during her life. reed, that they roust settle that tittestiim Never, here displayed her materral feelings. Id not par! with her child for worlds ; and WAS 111),, setiNtied on the point, it had the rule happy woman. be delivered up to her, and Out [ably drooled, who gave his name C'erdwere, following charge:— . . : ~ .. rl of the town. stated that on Friday night. defendant prevailed on her to take him I with her cibring the night, he rose in ahr watt asleep, and attempted to leave the cr any competsafion. She, however, heard room, and jumped out of bed and locked ant immediately sent his foot through the in her attempt to prmot his going away d hit her on the arm. A constable, however, as given into custody. The complainant be miti•lied now, if the defendant paid fbr made he r a snital compliment besides. girl whether she would be satisfied —Yes, Sir, although the damage that she was entitled certainly to money ovvreign will satisfy me, sir. he iletoulant—Then I should advise you to 'oit, 1 will not consent to give he? more Ma !n I sown hold you to bail. Decade:U— -MW rather have the case go before the .11 have your wish gratified then. Stud for if you cannot ptoeure it, you must go to It sittlng in the office on oar departure, wai► MARKETS. ICII ANG . E, MO4 DAY, Oct'. 9, of English and Foreign Orain during last arrival of Foreign Oat* fresh up this morn was extremely heavy io.day, and all sorts. , were Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper than samples of Malting Barley supported their difficult to dispose of the middling de iiting to lower prices. The great bulk of Oats, co:Isis:log of the middling and low very dull sale to-day, and rather cheaper at the fine sweet heavy Com found ready Old Beans were scurce, and with New. as , full as dear as last Monday. Foreign , at an advance of IL per last. MONDAY, OCT. 9. to be very indikerendy supplied with re worthy of that name is consequently ready dispcsal; and there being an in ce of 2tl. per stone has taken place on all Mutton is also more in request, supporting second qualities are heavy on hand, .n d 41. 2d. There was an improvement rid.ty, which was supported in the sales has been given for very superior Calves, of serviceable ones, ss. Pork is the same the hairy-fed Market at Barnet, small at sa. lid. without difficulty ; larger sorts the offal, per stone of Sibs. to 51 2EI Veal 44 CI to Ss 44 lo 44 lid I Pork .... 44 dd to Ss 44 ......... 4s Orl to 4s eld I/V CATTLI THIS DAT. (beep 24,424 I Calved WS I Pigs IGO lIAY-MARK ET. 165. 0I Ch.ver to Ott ttOs Od I Infetior 0i 011 to ltd. Od 328 Od to 3tto oct EADENHALL—(Br rns CA/MAK/S.. o Is Id I Veal .... ...... .. 3s rkl to 35 Od o4s 4d Pork .. ....... ... 3s 4d to .5s 41 ..... ... 35 Id to Is 4d MARKFT, 0 9 . Ships Sold. Prier. r. 011 to 37. Od 29. Od to 36. 9d 84 BI RTIIS. R. Geely, of the Crown, Crown-eetere. le bill, Fireshire, N.B. du lady at Jena 1)1E1). Ise, Clapham road, Stockwell, Thomas in St. Paul's Chu►ch-yard, Charlotte ,t the Set. Richard Barham. e of Sept., the Dowager Viscountess of tier If kill', the Baroness Oxenstierna, eh Ambassador at the Court of Great Ilri; HI S DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. a. alter 91 96 Nolo. aftet 9 ' Mice, by J. W.CA RUMP:Miry 111, Isbet by It. CANNON, ewe place. G UARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSIYRARCE WAWA N Nall, LOSIBARD-TREET, AT TE ENTRANCE OP TIM POST-OFFICE, LO H ND ON. DIRECTORS. HEORDE IXALE, Esq. Chairman. NICHOLAS GARRY. Elul. Deputy-Chairman. It. C. Seandram, Esq. kubert Mit(ord, William Copland, Esq. Richard Mee Raikes, Esq. William I). Dowson, FAR. John O. Haveashaw, Esq. Sir T. Hanle Farquhar, RAM Robert Rickunls, Esq. Jahn Doran, Esq. Alderman John Shore, Esq. Wrs. Haldintand, Esq. M.P. Edward ctewart. Esq. Horse Janner, Esq. I Andrew Henry Thomson, Esq. Js.hn Loeb. Esq. John Thornton, Esq. S. Hirjoribanks, Eaq. M.P. John Tullorli, Esq. Jihn Martin, Esq. 31. P. James Tulloch, Esq. Rowland Mitchell, Esq. ACDIFORS.—Lewis foyd. Esq.; A. W. Robarts, Esq. DI.P. ; W. , %Vent, Esq. M.P. Th. Premiums charged by this Company on the Three ordinary liaises of litre Insurance are (with certain exceptions) as follow, Ist Class Is. fid. per cent. per annum, formerly 23. 2d . 2s. 6.1. . 3a. 3d - 4s. fid. - bs. but no Policy is issued under a total Anneal Premium of sv. The unprecedi nted success this Institution has experienced 0 .,n14 teansfaettny proof that the principles upon which it was t'o.indeil have met with general approbation, and gives the best assurance that the proportion of Profit to be returned ro the assured, at the septennial division, will meet their full expectation. Notice is hereby given, that Assurances which expire at Michael mas should be renewed wit bin fifteen days thereafter, or they be came void ; and that the Receipts for such Renewals are now ready for delivery at the Head Office, No. 11. Lombard-street ; Aro by the Company's Agent, Mr. Sams, No. 1, Pall-mall, corner of St. Jam's-street, and the Country Agents throughou tWlLLlAMS. the Kingdom. 1V 31. . Secretary._ FINISH OF LOTTERIES. CWIFT and CO. respectfully inform the Public that the to 3 last and only remaining Day of Drawing the State Lottery is WV/Xi:SD:IV NEXT, the lath of This Monih, when Six Prizes 30,0001., and all the other Capital., in the Scheme, will be de. tenninetl. Every Ticket will receive M. independent of any Sum et which it may be entitled. In the last lottery containing 30,0001 Prises, Swilt cod sold Two ont of Four of them, at their Others, 11, Poultry ; 1, Strand I and 31, Aldgate flitch -street. ICHARDEON, GOODLUCK, and CO. beg leave to alit remind their Friends that the 18th of THIS MONTH (OCTOBER) is peremptorily fixed by the Lords of the Tretoury at the FINAL CONCLUSION of STATE LOTTERIES. On that Da k, siva Lotterivi End for Ever, Six Prizes of 30,6001. will be Drawn, with mail,. other Capitals. RICHARDSON, OOODLUCK, and CO. reweetfully invite tit Friends to take a Last Chance at their Office, 104, Bank b. !(dings, PUBLIC NOTICE. THE Licences granted. by 4tli Geo. IV. cap. 60. to the Lottery Office-keeper", to sell and divide into Shires State Lottery Tickets, well CEASE and DETERMINE NEXT WEDNESDAY, the 18th of THIS MONTH, when all the t.x Prizes of £30.000, and every other Prize, amounting to Tnnv Hundred and Eighty-nine Thousand Pounds. must be de filed, and all LOTTERIES END in this KINGDOM. Government, having already given extra time for the Sale of Tickets, will not grant an bone beyond the lath instant. D ISTRESSED LETTER-PItESS PRINTERS OF THE METROPOLIS. At a Meeting of the Trade at the Crown Tavern, on Wednes day, the .27th September, to receive the Report of the Committee, the following, among other Resclotions, wcre unanimously passed : " Resolved, hat the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Prorriemr% and Editors of the Teem and Country Newspkpwrs, for then gratuimus insertion of the Appeal and Advertisements; and for tltiir ger.rrous and powerful recommentlatioos to the Public of the cisitits of our distiossAl lint) rem. " Resolved, That the very cordial Thanks of the Meeting be conveyed to our Brethren In the Country, for their strenuous and ef:ient notions in furthering the humane object of the Subscrip tion." . . . . The Committee, in returning their sincere acknowledgments for the lA/owing Donations and Subscriptions received during the last Two Wats, most respectfully beg to state. that the number of Applicants, daring the above period, have considerably increased, and that they shall be unable, wyhont the continued liberal assist awe of the l'uhlie, to afford that relief which the wants of so great a portion of tlisir profession, added to the approaching dreary sea son, so urgently crave. Committee-Room, Mast Herrings, Bell-yard, Temple-bar, Oct. 10, 1826. Amount Already advertised - - £1,257 16 64 Two Weeks' Subscription, from Compo.ltors and Pressmen (in employ) in the Metro polis a. d. SirC.Forbes,Bart.3l.P. per. 3lr. M`Millan 10 0 0 31r. 31•Millan (24 do nation) 1 0 0 %harks Baldwin. Esq. Bridge-street, Black tr!ars 30 0 0 Apprentices at Mr. llaldpin's, for Com positor' 1 0 0 Mr. Whiting, si. and Merin. W liit.ng and Brunton, 51. - 10 0 0 Woodfall, Esq. - 3 0 0 The Book Committee, Conference Office, City-road, per T. Cardigan . 10 10 0 Mr. (i. 11. Davidson, Ireland-yard . 1 0 0 Mr. J. 31. Robeson (2d donation) . 1 0 0 31r..1. Fulford 0 3 0 W. %V. per Mr.Wame 1 0 0 31r. J. Povah, Red Lion-street - 1 1 0 T. Martin, Esq. Rei we, per the Era. wiser 1 0 0 Per the Committee for Conduct. tog a Benefit at the Coburg Theatre : Proceeds of the Howse 46 16 6 Editor of the Sun, per Mr.R.O.Bmith . 2 2 6 11*. David's', Coburg Theatre 1 1 0 Slr. Nicholls, printer, Earl's-coup . 1 1 0 Mr. Forbes (2d don.) 010 0 E. L. Enter - 0 2 6 Mr. Hum id , miler. 41 11 6 X a. d. SIr.T. Thompson, Pro prietor of the Leices. ter Chronicle - 1 0 0 Journeymen Printers of Nottingham( sth do.) 2 10 0 Ditto Sheffield (7th do.) 1 0 0 Truro, Cornwall:— Mr. J. Carthew - 1 0 0 Mr. T. R. Gillett . 1 0 0 31rs. Ileard - 010 6 Mr. Polyblank 0 7 6 Mr. Brokenshire 0 5 0 31r.J.Pearce,Fahnouth 0 2 8 Mr. J. 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Mr. Austin . 0 10 0 Fry (2d donation) 6 0 0 Journeymen and Ap- Chronicle Office, Wol. prentien of the !Raid. verilkulPloa - 3 0 0 atone Journal and Cla- Joutneymen sod Ap. zette Offices , - 3 0 0 premiss of the Ches. Journeymen Printer. of ter Courant - 2 0 0 Rochester Chatham, A. 11. Esq. Chester, per and Stroud • 1 13 6 lilr. Pullen - 0 10 0 Subscriptions will he gratefully received by the Comenhatre, at the Three Herrings, Bell-yard, Temple-bar, who atten d ne w Monday and Tuesday Evening. Also, by Maws. Cools Nil Strange, 60, Paternoster-row, and 24, Fetter-lane t Mom% Mow and Soas, Printers, 137, Fetter-lane; Mr. H Encyclopedia Office, 30, King street, Hollows; Mt.= house, drove-House Tavern, Camberwell t Messrs. Levi sal, Ilarv,y, Printers, Playhouse-yard, Bladdrime ; M. and Printers, Bartholoniew.dasei Mr. Philllp,= s t u n . Geor ge-yard, Lombard-sweet; Mt. Waded, Miner 0m.., 113, Strand, and by the Propeietem of all Caoaeref ee ng • e • All Letters addressed to Mr. ffi. AMIS. Bell-yard, will be thankfully nesieed mad punctually ei.e. DESIRABLE LEASELR,LB PROPERTY, BAONTOBE WELLS- By DKA YTON arid VENWM, At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Two Lots, by order of the Assigl m ees of Wit. Cammack, a Bankrupt, TWO substantially Brit k- built CA RCA SSE`;, with slated roofs, irtended for five rooms, very eligibly enlisted, and numbered 21 ar,d 22, in Raker-street, Ilagnigge-%1 ells-road ; possessing a frontage eaeb of 20 feet 8 inches, by a depth of n feet. Ileld on leases for terms of Sri years, at the very moderate ground rent each. of W. May be viewed prior to the sale. Printed particulars had of Mews. Patten and Snn, Solicitors to the commission, 76, Hatton_ garden ; and of Drayton and Ventom, Auctioneers, Surveyors, and Estate Agents, 97, beadenhall-street ; and at the Auction Mart. RESPECTABLE RESIDENCE, BASIMDIALL-STREET By DRAYTON and VENTOM, At the Anction Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the Assignees of Mr. It. S. Minkel!, Builder. a Bankrupt, I Very desirable LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, held li. for an unexpired term of ten years from Christmas next, at the very low rent of 501., advantageously situated No. 50, Ratting. hall -street, within one minute's walk of Guildhall and the court of Commissioners, particularly calculated fur the residence of a pro fessional man, and containing numerous airy chambers, drawing and dining rooms, entrance hall, counting-house, kitchen. detached wash-house and tom over, convertible to a suite of offices, and ampl'tude of dry cellaring. The house is in excellent repair, and an immediate possession may be had. May be viewed live days previous to the sale. Printed particu lars had of Mr. J. J. Tanner, Solicitor to the commission, New Ba singhall-street ; and of Drayton and Ventom, Auctioneers and Sur veyors, 97, Leadetihall-street; and at the Auction Mart. FREEHOLD AM) LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, BETHNAL-GREEN AND ST. JOHN -STREET-ROAD, CLERKENWEbb. By DRAYTON and VENTO3I. At the Auction Mart, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 12, by order of the Assignees of Hewer, an Insolvent, in Three Lots, Lot L A FREEHOLD PLOT of GROUND, on which 11 arc erected three brick-built Carcasses, situated in the North Pavement, Smart-street, near the Angel and Crown, Globe fields, Bethnal-green. Lot 2. Two Leasehold brick-built DWELLING-HOUSES. numbered 15 and 111. on the east side of Whiskin-street, the corner of Gloucester street, St. John street-road, near Northampton square. Held on lease for a long term, at a low rent. Lot 3. Two unfinished brick-built DWELLING-HOUSES, one intended as a Shop, eligibly situated the corner of Meredith street and Gloucester-street, contiguous to Lot 2. Held for a lung term, at a low ground-rent. May be viewed fire (lays pi jar to the sale. Printed particulars had at the Salmon and Ball, Bethnal-green ; Angel, Islington ; Messrs. Hindmarsh and Son, Solicitors, Jewin-crescent, Alders gate-street; and of Drayton and Ventom, Auctioneers and Sur veyors, 97, headenhall-street ; and at the Auction Mart. C(JRTIS ON AMMO SURGERY.—By J. HARRISON CURTIS, Esq., Aurist to the King, Printed for T. and 0. Underwood, 32, Fleet-wreet. MINSTER REVIEW, No : Xl., just I . isubliusise7l7contains Articles on the following Subjects:.: I. Essays an the Formation and Publication of Opinions, and on other Subjects—ll. Koratziclea Popular Songs of the Servians —III. Law Abuses, Pleading, Practice—lV. Modem French Historical Works, Dulaure's Hlstoire Physique, Civile, et Morale de Paris, and Simla-Ali Iliatuire des Francois—V. Mimeo's Anne Boleyn—V I. The Greek Committee--V 11. Memoirs of the Count ess de Genlis—V 111. State of Egypt, Al engin' H iatoire de l'Egypte sous le Gouvernemente de Mohammed Aly—l X. South America, M iers's Travel. in Chile and La Plata, Captain llead's Rough Notes—X. Magisterial Committals. London : Published by Baldwin, Cradock. and Joy. No. XI I. will be published early in December. S TEAM PACKET, with GOODS and PASSEN GERS from LIVERPOOL to CARLISLE. The Carlisle and Liverpool Steam Navigation Company's new Steam Vessel the SOMA It sails from LIVERPOOL fot CAR LISLE every FRIDA V, about an hour after high-water, calling off Whitehaven, Marvport, and Annan, to discharge and take on board Passengers, and leaves the Carlisle Canal on her return every Tuesday, about an hour before high-water, also calling off the above place*. Freight of manufactured goods (hots and other light packages excepted), if sent by Messrs. Pickfonl and Co. from London to Carlikaaa- per cat.; all packages under, Is. 6.l.per cwt. additional. Fares for Pawners, from Liverpool to Whitehaven, Maryport, Annan, or Carlisle, Cabin Ifs. ; Deck 7s. Gd. For further particulars apply to Wm. Laird, IR, Water -street, Liverpool; or Jacob Richardson. at the Company's Office, Carlisle. I'l ENTLEAIEN'S APPAREL, of every description and colour, RENOVATED. POWELL. HARDING, and Co., the Sole Inventors of their peculiar and admirable Process, at the old-established Factory, 13, GERRARD STREET, 50110. respectfully present to Gentle. men, and the Public in general, a most obvious gratification in economy. by specific and excellent Processes for RESTORING the T I NT and LUSTRE to WORN %WOOLLEN APPAREL, to its original appearance, without being taken to pi-ces. Terms, Ready Money:—(:oats, bs. ; Great Coats, 65.; Great Coats lined with silk and velvet collars. 6s. 6d.; Waistcoats, 25.; 'Frowsty's, 3s-; Breeches, 2s 6d.; Ladles' Pelisses, Riding Ha bits, &c. &c. charged according to size. Black Renovated for Mourning on the shortest notice. War. ranted not to soil the finest linen. N.B. No connexion with any other House, nor mock Renovator. HALL'S DIGESTIVE or DINNER PILLS. — Of all the complaints to which the human frame is liable, few are more distressing, and none are more common, than a disordered state of the stomach, arising from weakness or derangement in the digestive organs, and attended with tatulenee, acidity, pains in the stomach, giddiness, head-ache, and heartburn. To remove these painful effects where they exist, and to prevent their recurrence, by giving renewed vigour and a healthy tone to the digestive powers, L the express design of the above pills ; and experience has abun dandy proved that they are efninently calculated to produce these important results. By taking them a illOn time before the hour of dinner, the process of digestion is greatly assisted ; and by the oc casional use of them the system will be preserved in a sound and healthy state. As preventives of those severe bilious attacks to which some persons are liable, these pills are deciedly recommended, and as an effectual, though geode aperient, they will ever prove a most va luable family medicine. They have also been highly useful to i persons on long voyages, and experiencing a change of climate; and as they do not contain any preparation of calomel, no ahem* don of diet nor confinement to the house is requisite. Prepared only by Mr. C. W. Clarke (successor to the late Mr. R. Hall), at 115, Holborn.bill ; and sold in boxes at 2s. Mal., 4s. 6d., and Bs. 6d. To guard against counterfeits, the Public are respectfully re quested to obderve, that those only can be depended upon as st . 6 which have upon them the words " Prepared only at 116, a n 1 . . libido& by Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Church. and ; Butler, ikli Cbr i s te ley a :l c ticran lee g t er Lir ; nan,d6B,ret:ail by hl S . tradlin e t Wil, Oxfimisine ; Simpson, 21, Piccadilly ; Pymen, COMM Or Grua Tlesl4ll6-otreet, Oxfor d - market; Freake, Tottenham-court. issi 8, Upper Seymour- street . Somers-town ; Stranger, Pimlico; Sellars, 9, King's--roed, Sloane.square. amilsosj . t . ,..l, Bridge-street, Lambeth; Alounry, 14. Pak ; &ales 17, High-street, Newington Daus I rilieni iThd 7 7, Bedard-place, Commercial -road ; Holosit, fia, Bills-odeet, 'Borough ; Jones and Co., 3, George's Oiress,l Hasa .street ; Emerson, 80, Upper East Smithfield CMI4, High-street, Poplar • Ivory, 180, Shorediteb ; S Bidsopsgate-street Without; Jones, Hackney-road; RV:, SI: iirststreet. Hempstsad-road ; and Lancaster Pool, my be also bad, Hall's Cough Pills and Pector al Lo go/4 11N wis22, sitbase, sbortseseof breath, and other affec. slow 0 siks kV. . * • MILITARY PI I IO3IOTIONS. War O f fice, (kt.!. 1026. 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Lieut. H. Penleaxe, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant, vice E. P. Dayrell, who exchanges. receiving the difference. 7th Regiment of Light Dragonne —3lajm .1. J. Fraser to be Lieut.- Colonel, by purchase, vise Thornhill, who retires; Captain lion. • 4.4. 13. Molyneux to be Major, by purchase, vice Fraser; Lieut. W. A. Broadhead to be Captain, by purchase,. vice Alolyneoz ; Cornet R. Doyne to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Broad head; and It. Cheslyn, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Doyne. 12th ditto—Captain D. T. Cunynghame, from the half-pay, to be Captain, vice IV. Parlby, who exchanges, receiving the differ ence. 15th ditto—A. J. Wood, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Bushe, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot—Stsff-Assistant-Surgeon J. M'Andrew, 31.1). to be Assistant. Surgeon. 2.1 ditto—Hoopital-Aseistant J. Poole to be Assistant Surgeon. 3d ditto—Assistant-Surgeon J. Fineman, from the 524 Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vier Ivory, promoted. 6th ditto—lloopital-Aamistant V. Stewart to be Alaistant-Surgeon. Bth ditto—C. B. Caldwell, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice May, promoted. 13th ditto—Second Lieut. A. °nelson, from the 110th root, to be Ensign. vice Cromie, who exchanges; and Hospital-Assistant J. S. Chapman to be Assistant-Surgeon. 14th ditto—Ensign T. 11. Tidy to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Cockell, promoted in the 9d Foot ; Second Lieut. E. Chambers, from the 611th Foot. to be Ensign, vice Tidy ; and Hosoital-Astistant R. Bettersby , to be Aasistant-Surgeon. lath ditto—Ensign G. Williamson to be Lieutenant, by porchsse vice Stirling, promoted ; cod frentital-Amistant I'. William, M.D. to be Assistant.astegessit. 20th ditto—Captain C. C. Taylor, front the half-pay, to be Cap tain, vice Garrett, promoted ; and Hospital-Assistent A. Wood. 31.1). to be Assistant-Surgeon. 22.1 ditto—Assistant-Surgeon T. Murray, M.D. from the 2d West India Regiment, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 30th ditto—Hospital-Assistant S. Dickson to he Assistant-Surgeon. 3lst ditto—Hospital-Assistant J. Casement, M.D. to be Assistant- Surgeon. 32d Mon—Lieut. A. S. Reuel' to be Captain, by putchase. vice Olivier. promoted ; and Ensign A. Trevelyan to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Reoch. 37th ditto—E. Willis , (lent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Orde, promoted in the 41st Foot. 38th ditto—Hospital-Assistant J. S. Graves, to .he Assistant- Surgeon. 41st ditto—Hospital-Assistant W. Smith, to he Assistant Surgeon. 44th ditto—Hospital-Assistant A. Smith, M.D. to be Assistant- Surgeon. 45th ditto—Hospital-Assistant L. Leslie, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 46th ditto--Hospital-Assistant A. Urquhart, 31. D. to be Assistant- Surgeon. 47th ditto—Hospital-Assistant S. Ugh tf mr, to beAsidstant-Surgeon. 48th ditto—Hospital-Assistant J. Fitzgerald, 31. D. to be Assistant- Surgeon. 54th ditto—Hospital-Assistant J. Bryd on, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 56th ditto—Captain I). W. Barclay. frnm the half-pay, to be Cap tain (paying the difference to the Half-pay Fund), vice Barring ton, promoted. 57th ditto—Ensign Shadforth, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Gray, promoted ; J. \Vend. Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Shadfort h. 59th ditto—llospital-Astistar.t J. Strath, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 60. h ditto--Second Lieutenant C. H. Spence, to be First Lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Fothergill, promoted. Ensign St. (4. Cromie, from the 13th Foot, rice Orierson, who exchanges; and 31. E. Haworth, (lent. by purchase, vice Spence, to be Second Lieutenan:s. 66th ditto—T. G. Armstrong, Gent, to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Herbert, promoted. 68th ditto—Ensign J. North, from the Cape Corps, to be Ensibm, vice Johnstone, promoted. 70th ditto—B. Swan, Cent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Trol lope, promoted. 8211 ditto—W. F. Taverner, Gent- to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Maxwell, promoted. 84th ditto—Hospital-Assistant IV. T. Ranlin, M.D. 'to be As sistant-Surgeon. 86th ditto—C. trCallaghan, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Caldwell, promoted; and Hospital-Assistant T. Beavan, to be Assistant-Surgeon. 87th ditto—Hospital-Assistant H. Marshall, to be Assistant- Surgeon. 89th ditto--Hospi•al-Asslstsnt H. Carling to be Assistant-Sur geon. 90:h ditto—Ensign H. 11. Cuming to be I.ieuter.ant, by purchase, vice Popham, promoted. E. P. (Moen, Gent. vice Coming ; and 31. Geale, Gent, vice Eld, promoted, to be Ensigns, by purchase. Rifle Brigade—Major J. Logan, from the half-piy, to be Major, vice Fullerton, promoted. 2d West India Regiment—Hospital-Assistant J. Idiot to bias. siassat-Solgeon, vice Murray, appointed to the 29d Foot. GARRISONS. General Wm. Knollys to be Governor of Limerick, vice Major. General Fawcett, &crated. Colonel Sir 0. Elder he Lieutenant-Governor of St. John's, Newfoundland, vice G.neral Knollys. HOSPITAL STAFF. James IV. Moffatt, Gent. vice Assittont-Surgeon Cunningham, placed upon half-pay ; and Al. J. M. Ross, Gent. vice Assist. ant-Surgeon Rolston, deceased, to be Hospital-Assistant to the Forces. eked t BREVET. P. O'Keeffe Boulger, Escr.l;te Major In the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, to have the rank of Major upon the Continent of Eu rope only. UNATTACHED. Captain H. S. Olivier, from the 32d Foot, to be Major of Infantry, by purchase. Lieutenants G. B. Sutherland, from tho 46th Foot ; E. Alaepher son, from the Ist Foot ; P. Gray, from the 57th Foot ; and the Hon. R. F. Greville, from the 17th Light Dragoons, to be Captains of Infantry, by purchase. Ensigns C. Trollope, from the 7011% Foot ; C. Herbert, from the 16th Foot ; G. Johnstone, from the 611th Foot ; and J. May, from the 6th Foot, to be Lieutenants of Infantry, by purchase. 10. Smith, Gent. ; and H. S. Blake, Gent. vice Caldwell, whose appointment has not taken plate, to be Ensigns, by purchase. MEMORANDA. ofireenha;; been allowed to dispose of their half -pay . Major E. C. Wilford, half.pay Royal Artillery. Captains W. 11. Temple, half-pay 52t1 Foot; W. Count lAnsin gen (Lieutenant-Colonel), half.pay let Human King's German Legion; T. Prater, half-pay sth West India Regiment ; and A. de Sury. half-psi Roll's Regiment. Lieutenants W. Medlicott. half-pay 67th Foot; J. Power, half pay 50th Foot ;T. Abbott, half-pay 63d Foot; and T. M. Per rin, half-pay 90th Foot. The appointment of Mr. Edward Willis to an Ensigney, by pur. chase, in the rad Foot, u stated in the Gazette of the 19th ultimo, has not taken place. UNATTACHED. The undermentioned Officers. having Brevet rank superior to theft regimental commissions, hue accepted promotion upon half pay, according to the General Order of the 25th April, 1826 : Brevet. Lieutenant-Colonel J. Fullarton. from the Rifle Brigade, to be Lieutenant-Colonel of Infantry. Brevet 51a ors J. Winkleir, front the Ist West India Regiment ; P. 31acdougal, from the 28th Foot; R. Barrington, from the 56th Foot ; and P. liPPhersoc, from the 35th Foot, to be Ma jors of Infantry. DECLARATIONS Of INSOLVENCY, Le t at the B an krupt Opt, AMIN Slat it, Geo. 4, cap. le, we. L THOMAS CLARK, Islington I. l=lM. (F iled October 9.) 1 CHRI S TOP H ER DANIEL, Yo rkshire, currier. (Filed October 10.) BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. WILLIAM HATTOS CARR Sal 1310110 E Call, Over DST. wen, Lancaster, cotton-spinners. BANKRUPTS. JOSEPH WARDER, Stoulton. Worennwhire, innkeeper, tOSUT' render () e mb er 94, at 3, 25, and November 21. at 12, at the Angel Inn, Penhote. Solicitors, Mt. William Read King, Sergeant's Inn, Fleet-street; and Mr. John Maiden Creed, Cheltenham. WILLIAM HALLETT the younger, Tenby, `bro o kPeeskire, shopkeeper, October 23, 24, and November 21, st 1, o Swan Inn, Mary -portotreet, Bristol. Sondem, Messrs. Boynton, Son. and , Thonise Broad-street, Bristol and Me m& Daz, Son, and Meredith, dues Inn. WILLIAM HALLETT the elder, Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, shopkeeper, () d a ce 23, 24, and November 21, et IL at the Swan Inn, Mory-part-street, Bristol. Solicitors, Messrs. Ramon, Son, and Thomas, Brand-area, Bristol ; tad Mews. Dal, Son, end Meredith, Gray's Intl. MART KIES, Kentleh.toon. lodging and boarding-house keeper, October 11,24, and November 11, at 11, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitor, Mr. W. Richardson, WSMISOIL ONOSIGE Conoco, Manchester. naschine-moka, October 20, 21, and November 21, at 2, at Fistward'a Hotel, Bridge-street, Manchester. 8o tors, Mews. Herd and Johnson, Kings Bench walk, Temple; and Mr. James RUM Helm; King-strait, Man chester. JAMES Locc, Northampton, draper and tes.deelse, October 21, et 12, 27, an ti N ove mber 21, at 111 at the Beniumrs , court. Messrs. Lyddon sod Brown, Carey-street, Lincoln's Inn- fields. PISTICR WILLIAMSON DOMITILS, MIMSHISHM, dealer and ch"Pww", October 21, 25. and November et at the Star Inn • Delungaia. Aisochostes. Solltitem• Mcs Jolla Cob. Bargesses las: . Fleet-street. EDWARD HALL HIIIIRSISTOR, Jelin Dvmszxs, and CERTIFICATES—Ocr. 31. R. Sagar, Banknewton, Yo;kshit:e . , cattle-jobber—R. Lntte, Sut , ton.place, Mon-rum. merchant—W, Cubbidge, High Wycombe, paper-maker--. 1. Wellwork, Manchester, victualler—F. W. Wil liams, Norfolk-street, Strand. tavern-keeper—W. Gauntlett, Pou lin, plasterer—T. Mawley, Bristol, baker—J. Dysart, Liverpool, merchant—T. Mil. s, Stockton-upon-Tees, Durham, corn-merchant —J. Kiily, St. James's -street, milliner—C. Nancolas. Tothill street, Westminster, checsemonger—A. Goold, Bradford, Wilt shire, coal-merchant—S. Cooke, Sunderland. coal-merchant—lL Walduck and W. Hancock, Itussell.street, Bermondsey, skinners. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ROBERT PATERSON. Stirling, merchant, at the chambers of Mr. Robert Ilaldane, Stirling. Oct. 25, at I. ALEX. BUCHANAN and Sort St. Ninians, brewers, at the chambers of Mr. Robert Haldane , Oct. 24, at 19. FORRESTT.R. Oorns - ir, and Co., Glenelrig, distillers, at Gibb'a Inn, Stirling, Nov. 6 and 20, at 12. Joirw KIRK, Drumeiryan, near Edinburgh, brewer, at the Lon don Hotel, Edinburgh, Oct. 90. at 12. RonFAIT and JAMES Dricesow, Dunne, cattle-dealers, at the Town Hall, Dunne, Oct. 25, st 12. GRACE ito - Beta' sow, Glargow, spirit-dealer, at the chambera of Messrs. Mann and Smith. Glasgow, Oct. 28, at 1. GEORGE PEarLawn, Perth, coach-maker, at the Salutation Inn, Perth, Nov. 2 and 15, at 11. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Reed, Robert Young, William Davie, and Peter Wood, Monkwearmouth Shore. Durham, ship-builders—Peter King and Ilarvey Combe, Leictster, appraisers—John Hawkes ford and John Winn Stephens, Birmingham, brass-founders-- John Shiley and William Swannell, Rickinansworth, Ilerts, butchers—Joseph Holden and John Ramsden, Salford, Manches ter, plumbers—Robert Flinn, George Fawcus, and Robert Pow, North Shields, anchor-manufacturers—William Henry Brooke anti Henry Melville, designers and engravers—Obadiah IVillsns, ben. (Media \Valens, jun. Peter IVillans, John Willans, and Willans, Leeds. Yorkshire, woollen-Cloth-manufac turers (so far as regards Obadiah Wil tans, sen.)—Joseph Lingard, Abraham (heaves, and James IVilkinson Gregory, Sheffield, ten der-makers (so far as regards James Wilkinson Gregory)—Betty Tweedale, Melly Tweedale, and Edna Tweedale. Hollinwood. Lancashire, drapers (so far as regards Edna Tweedalei—Samuel Benison and John Carter, Stockport, Cheshire, ironmongers—John Naughton, Jonathan Mitchell, and Charles Si :tart, Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen-manufacturers—John Scampion anti William Scamp!on Coventry, chandlers — John Henry Taylor and Henry Charles Davids, Crayford, Kent, calico-printers—Williain &loner and Robert Einmet, Ilalitix, woolstanlera--William Sinning and Thomas Staning, Half Moon Inn. high-street, Souliwark, inn keepers—Thomas Thwaitea, Thomas Blundell, James Hulnie, James Morris, John Slater, James Slater, Thomas Ilsron, John Ritchie, William Naisby, Robert Lord, and John Norris, Bolton, Lancashire, printers. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL, Moamar. Om 9. Arrived thtt Nancy, Pitcairn, from Afiramiehi ; Mountaineer, from St. John's, New Brunswick; New Hartnnay, from Havre ; Fame, Crosby, from Quebec t Lyra, !Addle, from Nuntz. The Hector. M'Donald, from Demerara, has arrived at Clyde. The Hibernia, ‘Vay, from Liverpool and Newfoundland, has arrived at St. Andrew's, New Brunswick. The James Lyon, Underhill, from Liverpool, has arrived at Newfoundland. _ _ The IValrus, from London to Quebec, was wrecked on the oth of September near Cape Chat—crew saved. The Traveller, from Quebec, sailed sth September. On the 24th, in lat. 45. 50. long. 30. 17. spoke the brig Derwent, from lA. verpool for St. Andrew's, New Brunswick. The Jessie, Miller, from Liverpool for Batavia, has arrived at Cork. FALMOUTH, OCT. B.—Arrived the Mary Ann, Clobben, from London to Lima, and the Iluteliinson, Lowther, from London to Demerara. Wind S.W. Pormsmotrn, OCT. 9.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Blonde, Lord Byron. from Bermuda. Sailed the Charlotte, Robson, for Holland. Wind V.N.W. DEAL, OCT. 9.—.. Arrived and sailed the Catherine Green, Boyle, for Quebec. Arrived from London and remain the Ken nel!, Armstrong; the John and Isaac, Martin; West India packet, Reynolds; the Driver, Rodwell ; and the Albion, Russell, out. ward bound. The Mullet, for Bengal, was spoken on the 7th inst. off the Lizard, N. E. 25 miles. Wind W. 31snosTe, OCT. 9.—Landed here yesterday, an iron-stocked chain anchor (has lost its shackle), marked on crown, .• Brown and Co. improved, 12. 0. 12." reported left by an upward-bound bark, on the 7th inst. in these Roads, abreast of the town ; a wood buoy and small shroud-laid buoy rope therewith. GRAVESEND, OCT. 9.—Arrived the Mitchell, Ware, from Oporto ; the Renebang, Nelson, from Norway ; the Crisis, Taylor, from Honduras; the Shepperd, Train, from St. Kitt's and Barba boat ; the Planter, Wells, from St. Petersburgh. Sailed the Carl Homner, Pollan. ABERDEEN, OCT. 6.—By the BOA Accord, arrived in the Bay from Davis's Straits, we have the following accountat—liull ships : Brunswick, 7 fish; Cambrian, 3; Gorden, clean ; Eagle, 5; El. lison, clean ; Lord Wellington, 7 ; Perseverance, 1 ; Mary Fran. Annl Unity 3.—Leith ships: Baffin 2; Juno, 2 ; William and , 2 : North Pole, s.—Dundee shire : Achilles, 7; Advice 6; Fairy, 7; Princess Charlotte, 3; Horn, B.—Aberdeen ships; Dee, 4; Henrietta, 5; Middleton, Cargill, 3; St. Andrew, 4; Neptune, 4 ; Jane, 7 ; Hercules, 1; Princess of Wales, 7 ; Leti. tie, I; Middleton, Reed, 4.—Montrose ships Eliza Swan, 5 ; London, B.—Peterhead ships: Eclipse, 6; Gleaner, 10. LONDONDERRY, OCT. 3.—The Hope, of and for Greenock, 111'Kellar, from St. Vincent, was totally wrecked last night on the Foreland Point, N. W. coast of Donegal. The master and crew with difficulty saved. BELFAST, OCT. 7.—Part of the the cargo of the George, from Antigua, has been saved. The vessel has been totally wrecked. Aleuts/a:IEL, SEPT. 15.—The hlerchant, Robinson, hound to London, has put back, leaky, and is discharging to repa ir. ISLE OP OESEL, SEPT. ltd The Rolla, of and fir Yermooth, Newsee, from St. Petersburgh„ was 'winded on this Island 1416 inst. bet it is expects 4 will be got off. The cargo saved; boa the greaterpart of the hemp is damaged. Et.strotz, tiger. 30.—The Astrea, Barclay, from St. Peters. burgh for Dundee, arrived this day, has been on shore on the Salt. hobos. AXSTE*DAM, Ocr. 3.—The Uranus, Niemen, from Archon. gel for Amsterdam, put into a port neer Mandidil 12th ult. leaky, and the following day took fire. After throwing over pert of the cargo, and cutting away the masts, it was extinguished. Pairs, Ocr. s.—The Garonne, Story, arrived at Have hem Savannah, encountered a gale on the 17th ult. which threw her es bee beam ends, and the topmasts were cut away to right her. GIBRALTAR, SEPT. 18.—The Republicans Colombian pries., teer has returned to this anchorage front the Eastward. QUEBEC, SEPT. 4—The Daus* Norton, hence to London, has put back to Kamourasks, being ton crank, but is expected to proceed about the en.l of the week. The Gales, Lawson. whisk arrived 31st ult. from Belfast, saw a ship on shore on theS.W. peat of Anticosti, about ld days since; she was lying high up , and had lost all her masts. The SIM= and Jane. Henley, Is not to be sold, but will be repaired and sent to sea this fall. The Collin& ham, which put back, after grounding on the Traverse, has hoes obliged to discharge to repair. The Hope. 21.}CeUm, from St. Vincent's to Greenock, was totally .reeked 2d inst. on the coast of Dooemd—Crew saved. The 31eanwell, Phillips, arrived in the Rivet Imo Jamaica, es. perieneed a severe hurricane on the 17th Wt. The Shepherd. Train, arrived in the River from St. Hitt's, az perieneed a hurricane in let. rice long. 41. hem the E. to 9. am t W. CUSTOM-HOUSE,Hanab OCTollilt f. 8 sr re ZIT 11113 Mint, S l ow ow n , Robert and Sarah, Wilms, horn ar.t laooilfio , Pa: dersen, from &hien • Norske Ronde, Nannestad, from Chyle. trona • Amphritite, Elliott, from Archangel ; Covrigok from ' Memel; Robert, Dunlop, from Belize; Ilebden, foolery from Archangel ; Mitchell, Wee:, from Oporto ; Breastbone, Burgle, from Jamaica ; Cecile, Guichon, from Boulogoe ; Olinda,. Bell. from Trieste; lAndsttirm. Kroeck, from Pillau ; Sae, Pooch, Oran Memel ; Meanwell, Phillips, from Jamaica ; Cale. donia. 111‘Oregor, from ditto; 51elontho, Boynton, from St. Atitr tha, Columbia; Mangles, Carr, from Sydney and New, Raab Wales ; Mercury. Arnott, from Riga ; Britannia, Rubio, hem Bourdo; ; Clio, Forman, from St. Vincent's; Prince Christine August., Gullicksen, from Christiana; Ranger, Savage, freile Belfast ; Ardent, Etiwen, from ditto ; Sir John Newport, Nichol*, from Waterford ; Rubicon, Armstrong, from ditto ; Good 'oleo.. Croft, frOm Cork ; Wheaton. Ball, from ditto ; Charlotte, WO , llama, from ditto; Syren, bochtay. front 'Malmo ; Harmony, Taylor, from Lairradore ; Aeon, Thom, from Petemburgh ; Triumph, .Rose, from Gothenburg ; Edward, Husband, front Archangel; Harrison, Carling, from Quebec; Star, Hill, frour St. Petershurgh ; Elizabeth and Mary, Walker, from ditto ; may vino, Nicholson, from ditto ; Garner, Harman, from ditto; Charles Tennyson, Scarbro, from ditto t Alert. Wilson, front Rot terdam ; Watson, Watson, from Wismar ; Cora, Fraser, from Guernsey • Rapid, Jennings, from Boulogne ; Active, Cream, from Dunkirk; Osgood, Varolerford, from Virginia; Perseverance, llargolle from Calais Wetabrook, Smith, from Jamaica ; Hen rietta, ( nod, from Villa I !..iciosa ; Aurora. SwalEn. from Riva de Sella ; Margaret, Prisulz, from Guernsey ; Hope, Madge, from Malaga; Nassau, Tremayne, from Malaga; Simeon, Roane, from Hamburgh ; Marya,Jacobson, from Riga; Wafter, Wright, from Riga; Mauritius, Frar.dsen, from Korsorr ; Twende Brod seer, Bay, from ()denser; Industry, Barclay, from Schien ; Heft rich Benjamin, Hoppe, from Dantzic; Hope, Dwelt, from Dant zic; Paris. Stonehouse, from Petersborgh ; Kitty, Ole, frost Petenditirgh ; Harmonic, Jacobson, from Christiania ; Einigkeit„ Cattsettoor, from Brake ; Hoopop Weimar,. Jacob, front Gronia". ; Vniumextherina, Albedo. from Emden; St tornsom, Ping, ficrin Rotterdam ; Jonge Antic, Coins, hopes Emden 3 L'reuncisino. Definers, from Amsterdam ; Florence Catherine, Feryers, from Harlingen Vrouw Gezina, Vander Woode, from Groningen; Eendragt, Vrievem, from Groningen Jonge Johan Van better, Feyer, from Emden; Junge Alargaretha, Schomer, from Tomlin gen ; Catherina Margaretha, Brodersen. , froth 3leldorff; Frau Anna, Schinman, from Carolienziel ; Minerva, Dicks, from Don.. maersiel ; Vronw Catharioo, Juister, from Emden , s Fran Edell, Jessen, from Tondetn ; Nsjade, Olufa. from Tonninen ; Cyrene, Barrett, front Tobago; Tasmania, Alenntll, from Peteraburgh ; Emma, Lamb, from Petershurgh ; Eagle, Batty, from Stettin ; Andgour, Mead, from Strahturd ; Freigbeit, 3leyer. from Lubec : Schlucher, Krohn, nom IVolgast ; Charlotta, Spsegelberg, from Griefswald ; Frederica Louise, Voltz, from Dantrie ; Kreinath, from Lubec ; Johanna Dototl;ea, Kruger, front Dantzic Jonge Pieter, Boer, from Amsterdam ; Juffrouw Anna, Fokker, front Groningen ; Junge Pieter Jacobus, \Vybes, from Amster-. dam ; Twee Gehroeders, Roeheck, from Emden 1 Barrington. Mackey, from Dantzic and Elaineur; Blossom, Paterson, from Rotterdam. _ _ _ . • ENTERED OuTwanns.—The Columbia, Hart. fat Malta and Corfu ; Volusia, Rudell, for Jamaica ; Governor IlthlkelJ, Caw, for Sierra Leone; Lucy Inn, Dacre, for 3latleira, Van Diemen's Land,` and New South Wales; Commerce. Golder, for Rotterdam; Vrouw Eja, Bowman, for Amsterdam; Vnternehmung, Stover, for Bre. men and Brake; Fortitude. Stewart, for Havre, Dtinktrk„ and Ca lais; Sir John Newport, Nicholls. for Waterford ; Favourite, Silk, for Dublin ; Ardent, Gowan, for Belfast; Ranger, Savage, for Bd. fast; Albion, Wild, for Vera Cruz; St. Leonard, Rutherford, for' Cab:taus. CLEARED Ourmanns —The William, Aitken. for Hone and Rouen z ltlethvie, Bumnever, fui , Antwerp ; Wellington. Etane, for 3ladras ; Cecrops, Gilmore, for Trinidad ; Nicholeta Minde. Molilt, for Elsinore and Copenhagen; Alkmaar, Heath, foe Rot terdam. MARKETS. From the Loridoir .re 7; Price Crirrerit.l CO; FEE.-The reduction of the prices cf Coffee noticed in our publication of Tuesday last had the effect of attracting the atter. lion of the buyers ; they came forward and purchased freely, anal though r.o improvement took place in the currency, yet there ware more life in the Market, and a larger proportion of the Public Woe was disposed of. St. Domingo in large parcels taken in at 49.. and 49e. 61. on account of several rather extensive sellers for the speculators, and they offered freely at 48s. fid., at which prime nearly 500 bags sold ; they appeared to have been held for some time, and for persona resident in the country. There were three public sales to-dav, Jamaica, Demerara, and Berbice ; the whole sold heavily at a further reduction of Is. a 23. per cwt. on the low qualities. No Foreign Coffee has been disposed of. St. Domingo is nominally 4es. a 50s. SUGAR.-The Sugar Market continued in a very languid and depressed state last week; the great proportion of the leading West India Houses have withdrawn their Sugars front the Market ; a few holders who pressed /AIM have submitted to a fsg 'ter reduc tion of 63. to Is. per cwt. Some inferior brown tieMicia Sugar* sold et the lowest quotation inserted ; the whole purchases of the week, several of which were made privately at low prices. did nut acted 1.260 casks. On a reference to the Lists it will be oh. served, thessteck has increased 1,700 casks since last week, and the comparative delivery with hug year about 80 Ishdet. less; the coy. sequence has been a very heavy market all day, the buyers only l offering for parcels at a further reduction, which the holden wi:f not accept. At the close of the market today, the sales of blus. covadert, by private contract, are estimated at 800 Mids. as the holders have accepted the reduced prices offered. Demerara and St. Lucia browns are offered at the lowest quotation. The Mao. ritius Sugars to-day sold at lull prices. The reduction of the prices of Refined goods last week appears to have induced the buyers to come forward ; the demand has since been general both by the ex porters and by the wholesale flrocers, for home consumption; the purchases are reported very considerable; low Lumps which had fallen to 70s. have now advanced to our quotations, and are held with some firmness; Molasses which had fallen to 25e. are also risen to the inserted price. To-day there is no feature in the market; the shippers arc still purchasing, and the grocers show some inclination to get into stock-Molasses still 265. The public sale of Haven. nab Sugar, about 1,400 chests, was nearly all taken in, good {4 bite 41s. a 4'35.; ordinary to middling 355. a 40s. INDIGO.-The sale at the India House commenced on Thurs day last ; it consists of about 7,500 chests, of which nearly 1,800 chests were yesterday gore through ; the first two days the advance was Is. 6d. to 3e. per lb. on the last East India sale, or about Is. on the previous Market price; and yesterday there was again a farther rise of 4d. to 6d. per lb. and great briskness in the demand. As there are so many rumours circulated about the quantity bought for export, we have with much care traced the purchages,ana we find nearly the whole is taken for shipping i the quantity bought for home consumption is at the highest estimate, only an eighth Part of the quantity yet disposed of. To-day there is more taken for home consumption ; the prices are rather lower. FRUIT.-The arrivals of new Fruit continue hurried forward to public sale. ScarcelY any of the Fruit was sold. The extensive public sales to-day, new -French Fruit, Muscatels, &c., afford no criterion of prices; nearly the whole were taken in. TOBACCO.-The declaration of the large sale in Holland still continues to attract much interest • this market has rather im proved ; the purchases are Kentuc ky leaf at 30., small parcels of Virginia 30. a 44d ., and tor Irelan d bd. to lid. The new crop has now been inspected, and proves to be of a very good quality; but from every . account the quantity is very deficient ; about MI Nub. of new amp sold yesterday at 7d. a 71d. At the Public Sale to day 10 hhds. German Leaf Tobacco ; there were no offer.. RUM, BRANDY. and HOLLANI)S.-The purchases of Rum last week were chiefly of the finer qualities of Jamaica for home consumption ; 33 ever sold at 31. Bd. of a common quality. while fine, of only 31 over, realised 3a. 10d. ; the Market appmred generally 'firm at the previous currency ; the purchases of Bundy and Geneva were inconsiderable parceli, from which no aiterieds of the market prices could be famed. • HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.-The Tallow Market, which had advanced to Ms. with rather a firm appearance. became heavy yesterday at 30a.a 38x. 9d.; the report respeeung the Fisheries is looked to with some interest, as it has usually a great effect on the Tallow Market. but no change is st present apparent. In Hemp or Flax there was no material change. Tallow to-night 39e. 011. S-The market was thrown into some agitation yesterday by contradictory statemenb respecting the success of the northern fisheries ; the rumours by the perdm for the advance were as ridi. culotte as the accounts of the ot h er side, and from a close investiga. don of the advice" it may be stolid that, up to the 18th of Sep. amber, If, sir a half of thelerholemmthe of ships et the fishery, aNdied MP NMI cod; and oaths stalsomets w made by two TON arzktsmihiAtiliblioadesegiusolis prepembsaems is in Amour of a Imam emit Fat IhMa sagaik lAA* ties eavocusted ;hut es Gas half as see repseisi at a late date, their mom may be mated may donhAlskomg bilinear of du-patty he the else. in the prime of Otis us boiled elites has yet,bssa psoloold, but thus wme atlas et datiserna picas ; for Itulpeg co SU. to SIL ; Southern Oil was al dm Mims toottAsn ; epees, Seed Oils, and Gallipoli; about were held ensiday with Annum:lr prices sithetile. higher than mar en account of the avowable lIMiTof the Liesseel Musket N.- 711 0 EgT v p i Cetion advanced fully en eighth west;lael the mbar damn were without any rariadon PROVlllloThere is no altseatisa in lied or !?bed. Boom is still dull. Booms me gang at the isserted um tations. TIA.-.There Is little alteration Is ; Twankeys ere Wart, at a Own Absecon. The Prince Taub Teas generally bear a pre. mina. to Time is tuber exam dab; in Hips. at the redued prim% The estimate of duty is at the unprecedented mouth of LONINN 1•111• AL •lID COMM/10AL CLIZIe lwsTlTv- TtOM.-■4iNt Monday evening a Meeting of the Menthen this hastitailmt woo held at Berls's ColFse-house, May an*, Linoshes lon, for the purpose of oonsideriag the iltasepoilltaibllity of moral aanaidates for admission to lisoistysied t revise ws& osnine the laws sai, sew. WINN wig& are M be its totem basis. - I 1 f i 1 i~