The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-08-21 00:00:00

• ye- -- c -- `~li ~ Na IBR 6' ly THEATRR•ltOri t i os ig T . Evening, WEDN will be performed Ike coom THE GREEN MA. r -R1,4 kk T. V. August ill, sof L or d nowerok Mt. Younger; Sir George Squander, Mr. *seas; Creaky, Mr. Jose.; Major Duisphgre, Mr. thr. "cry, Captain Bather, M►. Baker; Mr. Greelyalr. Terry; Oeseild, Mr. Wrllinms. Lady Spreader, Miss Setae; Bff. Mre. Clientele'? ; Tsehet, Mrs. Tailgate. ~ After which the Opera of THE BARBER OF SEVILLE. rime, Mr. Liston ; Count disortiries, Me. Jesse; Dr. lertolo, Mr. Williams; Fiorett.i, Mr. Least Lee. Roeina (3d him), Mien Pewit; Mereelliee. Wm. Oarriek. Sieves sv—Pit, Se.—First Galles!, Sr --Sewed Gallery, le . The Doors to be opened at Six o'Cloek, and the Perform. sera to begin at Serea. To-memo,, The School you Scsadat—esd Kali,' so Mender. Oa Friday, The Hypoecite—and The Berber of Seville. Oa Saturday, The Barber of Seville—gifts,. *bleb, s sew Noire! Farm, called Few 4) ars ! THSATIII.IROYA sratAND. RAOLISH UPERA-HOUSN wins WEIMIESDAY. Aug go 21, U. sill be acted (6th time), a sew Operatic Deus% is Ise sets, called GIL BIAS, at 17. 05, Si. A Prologue wilt be spikes by Mr. 14 0 lei. Is Aeta I sad 11, the Setae is Isla at Peaasaui and is its Characters—Gil Blom (aged 17), Miss Kelly; Gil Pr►es, Mc W. Bennett ; Keane. Mr. Munn; Rolaado, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Ambrose de Lamas. Mr. Wilkinson; Lope. Mr. Callahan; Domingo, Mr. J. Kalght. Dolma Meacia t Miss Grew ; Lemmas, Mr. Berm. Is Art 111, the Stelae is at Valladolid. Cliametem—Gil Blue (aged SS), Mr. Pursue; Dor Fir. molt, Mr. J. Bland; Court de Pots.. Mr. donation; Pleat% Mr. Wreath; Itirlardo, Mr. T. P Cooke; Ambrose/ de La voie, Me. Wit/kisser. Daiwa Sllooma. ails. Car... is Acts IV god V, Mee Sees. Is as Madrid rod its Vicinity. Clsraetrra—Gd Ls* (ard 62). Mr. Bartley; Philip 11% of Spaht. Mr. Rotebotheme; Dv* Gismos, Mr. Broadhurst riCMO. Mr. Wreath; Rrlardo, Mr. T. P. Croke. Astoria, Hiss Kelly; Monona, Miss Pref.,. To node& with (llth three), a new Ik-oldish Melo-drama, is two arts. called GORDON, THE GIPSY. Gerdes, Ihi Gipsy, Mr. T. P. Croke; Gioia Cameros. Mr. Roohotham ; Dasher, Mr. Broadhurst ; Gras Le Nair. Mr. Oilfield, Fa►attwh, Mr. Wilkiaster. Alice, Miss Carr; Marina Morse, Mrs. Myatt; Dame Bawbie, Mrs. Javirld. Gil SW, sail Gordis the Gipsy, sill be repeated every Irettiag. LON EAST INDIA HOUSE, /Waa g e 14,1922. THE COURT DIRECTORS of Me of UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, trading to Ike EAST IND!D, do hereby gigs MOM*, That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY w.ii be held at their Helm in Lesdemball ol,m, .. %EDNESD AY , the 15th Sereather oral, at Elerre Clock in the FY/111011N. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. g y , -2 4 ) C /2 gi j itrt GRAND NAVAL FETE. VAUXHALL!!! Osier the especial Patronsge of his Majesty, sod is hewer of the Birth-slay of his Royal Highoess the Doke of CLARENCE, Admiral of the Fleet, Be. Re. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, August U. IN con.etiseisce of the very great sati.fortion ozpreesed by thoosoode of the Nobility and Gontry ots• honoured the Royal Cordes wish their prrirenee st She Fetes given to eoursesessurste she Birth of our woe grackles Sovereign, sod of big illustrious Bother the Doke of York, she Proprietors bare d.rernsined *a %arias( oat more William Gala, is honour of the Birth of his 1.7.1 Niehaus* tke Doke of CLARENCE; and, misidistaidiag Abe ese-eseree. Akio . were decidedly the most leper% ever witnessed at the Royal Gar. deo; is ie reepretfolly .so u rced the NAVAL FETE of THIS EVENING shall be 'godly nestgoiSeest with those which hare preceded it: nod as there is not soy other par. nettle, serest to celebrate derive the weal period of the Gvdees being open, it is moil probably the last thu Season. The Awtncwrou will consist, as we the late Geis, of such a combiostieso of Tahiti and Wonders is were newer till he. sere at soy single Fete, vie. J. II Lamaism's'', the Tight-Rope Prodigy! Loognestares Wooderfel Family! Joan Bellinek, the Shult•ltope Pro. dill! Timm &Mack, she latest Flying Devil! Hel loed's !table sad Sorprlsiug Children! It•IMO she Wooded's! lodises Juggler.' The Magoitirent Fir.- Winks of Beefier! The Beautiful Heptap'esiesoptros! Hydreolir Eskileitioss, by kir...orris! Use, more the moot lnllint Illowiloatitnes!!! Sm. The Concert will eononsoos N Eight teChick ;sad will ma im of several Naval threes sad iste gongs. The tram/ Act sill cowhide with " Rule Britannia!" by she while strength of the theliestra, buth vocal and lustre metal. 14 the tonne of the miming loan ReMark, the wonderful Virile or Slack-Rope Prodigy, will Hy through* Halloo* oft fifP, rrrrr sended by Fite•wurks !! Toeing BrNock. the leant Devil e well take a■ asiesolobsag fight, awl perform **- venal rairsordinaey feats of agility, is the mime manlier as het fisher. The Fire• Works will be provided by she eele ►ratrd Madame Mewl'', w►ose prodoreiune have every tonal gives sorb useverad delight arid satuerisleavem; and sash* r paid, s• this occasion, a liege am emirs, she has aolartakes to ft/mdsee the moot noostuiliceut Fire-Wurkee, is the most brilliant part of which J. B. Loulevernare, the Tiglet t itupe prodigy, makes his wonderful Ascent up the gep•. !tame 111.111 W, Young tongoeniore, sod lea* Bel. limb, may raped} be termed the Three Wuadera eat the World lbe Cosessarmetaa. Freshets Theatre, Crawl 6ubalarise Cave, and %Valve Works. as •seal. .46 . HAIRY USW' last appearance at the (lades, Ibis Seastpa. The Ceseert,Military, Scotch, sod Penile's Bawds will re** donna the evening. Early to the twu►aisE the Royal Staartarit will he bided es the se* of the Orchestra; ■wl at owe p.n. a Kuril Salute will be geed. New Gash Noma have been Ailed up, ■ad respectable resales appointed to attired ton Ladies. Elan Douro will be spewed.—No Orders a.lnaltted. The Polite will he under lb► din efoun or vigilsat (Neer. fnor Union Nall, Southwark ; and on this ocessiom several ratra oars will be provided, sad instuored in VMIOIIIII parts su the Gardens. Douro open at Sevaa—Pedana 0111111111 put Seves,—Adaitaaidaa, 34. Id.—Viral flez :a •t Half- FOR PR EiIERVING THE TEETH AND GUMS. THE vioki:As Ms so !tumbrels iss /IWO'S' use t►at it is w•ecessary to gaffer •ut further renteseseedatioa of it. Composed of v ogrishler, without the Idolaters of soy Mineral or per. •tciaur leg. edient whatever, it It free from t►e usual objec iiou 'fsi•.t the ■se of ot►er Dentifrices. It. detersive power is jest sulliciest to ansibilate those destructive par ticles shirk adhere to the Gems sod the leterstices of the Teeth; healing isderies is the former, sod wreroutong x sew tense (where it has hers iejered or eserotted) on the hiller. II likewise impart• a firunsess sad healthy redeem; to the Comb; sad if need regularly will preserve the Teeth is • snail state to old age. Bold is Boom et 94, by Bailers, Chemists, No. 4, Cliespside, and 420, itegoist-Mreets Lassidoe ; 40, Waterloo- Pyre, Ediekeirgls; $4, b vilM atnrt, Dahlia; avid by the rillellsal Perfumers sad Booksellers thiroughoul t►e Visited alltedum. N b.—Perchasers are resented to ask fur Betters' Pe grts►l. Teeth Powder," and to okuture their same avid address ore engraved out the Stamp mad Label attached to eult Boa of tine esteemed Dustifiren, le distiagaia► it Item loilistiem under Wailer lilies. ryas _N EX T of KIN (of amyl of GEORGIE & WILSON, Isle of the Zest lodise Merriest Ship Fat 1„ dreraar.l, by applyiag to Mrs. Kirby, No. 169, HalgUaftrl, Peylar, rimy bear of somerbing 1e their salves- Imre. To be RE-BOLD. pursuant to as Order of the High Court of Chaseery,,insde is three 1 Cases of " SATTER TH WA ITE sersssIATTERTH WA ITE," a MICHAEL. SON owns SATTERTH WAITE," and " SATTER. TH WA ITE versus SATTERTH WA I T E," and molder the Aqillearity of as Act of Pa,hament , by PUBLIC BID DING*, at the Kiss's Arms la., at Laoesster,, CMS THURSDAY, tbe 19th slay of September, ISt?, at Two o'clock is the. Afiessams, la Four Lets, before , Henry Kett*, 6OWIIMOUII, with Ike 'approketion of Francis Paul Stratford, Esquire, use of the :lovers of the said Court, NIHE Tractable ESTATES of JOHN SAT ), TERTHWAITE, Esquire, deceased, cenobitic( of several Enclosures of Meadow Laud in Meeting House.lane, Near the Tows of Lancaster, urespied by Messrs. Har greaves, Hodgson, Chunky, and Barrow ; also of a Lease. bold Estate, situate in Cable -street, Lancaster, consisting of Three Si 004•1141111 CablilllPS, with Wheelwright's Shop and Yard, exien.lioc to the River Lane or Loyne, sow is the timer. of Mr. Bstiersby, sad held by lease from the Corpo ration of Lancaster, resewsble according to custom. Priated Particulars and Conditions of Sale may he had gratis as the said Master's Cbanibers, is Southampton-build ings, Chancery Isar, Undue ; of Charles Welstesil, Esquire, Berners-strew, Orford street; of Allsesis. J. sod C. linosoo, Solicitors, Chaseery-larie; of Messes. Tessates, Harries's. sad Tesensist, Solicitors, Gray's Isn.square; of Menrs. Wilson and Hippo, Solicitors, Lameaster ; at the King's Arms, Kee. dal reed Milathorpe; Black Bull, Preston and Blackburn ; Boar's Head, Bolton; mid at the Place of Sale. To be RE-SOLD, pursuant to an Order of the Hies Coon of asaneerp, wade in flier, dryersl caosro of " SATTER• TH WA ITErerrus SATTERTH WA ITE," " MICH A El, SON versus SATTERTH WAITE," and " SATTER THWAITE versus SATTERTHWAITE," and under the authority of au Act of Parliament, by PUBLIC BID. DINGS, at the Rose and Cu , .l ill., Kirkby Lansdale, on FRIDAY, the 10th day of September, 1822, at One seasick in the Afternoon precisely, in Eleven Lots, before Henry Kenai, Gentleman, with the swot:intim" of Frauds Pawl . . Mratferd, E.q. one of the Madero of the said Court, THE important FREEHOLD ESTATES of JOHN SATTERTHWAITE, Esq. deceased, con sitting of the Manor or Lordship of Manseryli, with the Quit Rents, Rights of Comnsnit, Fishery 4 the River Loot (which hosed* the Rowe for near four miles), together wills the capital Farms caPed Rtgruadeo Hall, Helen House, Gillfuoi, and /lollies ; the Fleet Estate and several de taehed Pamela of Laud ; Lupton Milt, ma Lends adjoining: the whole cueteiniug upwards of 1,000 Acres of very predate.- live Meadow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood Lands, and are sl iest, in the parish of Kirkby Logedale, distant therefrom Ave mike ; eight frum Kendal ; aod as easy dustman front mil u tl•orpe, huge whence produce is shipped to Liverpool, Ire. N o d, and the Wires honey r the le hole now lot (maws Ns Woad 011 band) to tenants chi. fly us short Lenses, and the Timber and other Trees are to be takes at the prices already Axed, and which will be stated in the description of each Lot. Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sistestily be bad gratis st the said Ma►ter's Chambers, is Busthatnplon.bui'd• Ines, Chancery lane. Loudon ; of amass Welssead, Esq. Berner. street, Utfuert-creel ; of Messrs.'. sad C. H Sol person. ells 'eery-lane ; of Messrs. Tisanes. Harrison, sod T I. Bulicilurs, Gray's lon-square ; sf Messrs. Wilson and niggle, Solicitors, Lancaster ; at r►e King's Arens, Krsdal sad Mrlstho►pe ; Black 8011, Preston sod Black balls ; Buses Head, Bullies ; sod at the Place of Bale. FKOM LAST NIGHT'S GAZKTTE. Edhiburpk, August 15, 1022. This Any, between twelve sod one, his Majesty mule hie entry ill. this city, amid the eeclainatioas of an inssesise concourse of people, haeisg in the morniag leaded at Leith from ►ie royal yacht, and proeecded hoes these, is hie car riage in processios to Ho'paid Hasse. Os the King's en. tr►is. the city, hi. Majesty wee met lay the Lord Proviret, Magistrates, sad Tows Cooseil, who t.rdered to ►is Ma- Jew, the keys of the city, which his Majesty wee graciously pleased to refers to them. Hie Moira, was received at the Palace by his Grace 'be Duke of Hamilton, the Hereditary Kmper, the Crest OIL ems of Mate, and the Officers of the Husaeliaild. T►e re gills of Setatleed wets prevented to his Makes,. Arid hie Majesty, us the throes, received a loyal affricate friss •he Lord Provost, Magistrates, sad Tows GIVISCII of Lliuborgll, sad 'Nursed s most gracious suswer thereto. _ _ The King, soun after three this sfserwooa, left liolyrood Hower, and proceeded to Dathrill' Hoot', which had beta fitted up ties his Majeelp'• ',empties. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Juoalkse Ruder, lett of Witteheater House, Brood street, London, ssetehaut, from August 14 to thresher 14, at elevoo, It the Count of Conenststiosteto of Basktopts, Baaiagball• street. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Juba Peyton, of Chriricharelr, Southamptaa, draper. BANKRUPTS. Rear, lobo Ellis, of Nora kb, hueo.dreper, to surrender, September 9, 10, sad October 1, at four, at the Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attorneys, Mr. William Read King, Ser jeered lon, Fleet.street, London; and Mr. Murray. Norwich. Wycherley, of Trefnaut, Allarrhoty, Salop, farmer, to surrender, September 16, at Ayr, 17, sad October I, at ileums, at t►e Talbot Inn, Delirium, ia.Hales, Salop. Attorneys. Mr. Baxter, Gray'v Inn-place, Lemke.; and Mr. Stanley, Draytoo.in-Hales, Shropsbire. George Parsons, of Liverpool, sail-maker, in surrender, September 3,4, Bud October I, at nue, at the York Hotel, Wllliamsoa-square, Liter wool ' Attorneys, Mr. Sherratt, Prescott; and Messrs. Adlingtoo, Circgory, sod Faulkner, Redford-row, London. Thomas Moore, 110(1 or late of Paddiaatoo, Middlesex, sall.merehaat, to surreader, Autos, 64, September 17, sad October 1, at ton, at the Court of Cumusimioaers of Rank. repos, Boniughall.street, Luudou. Anwar', Mr. Moue, Prinets.street, Grace Rix, Cecil Itix, sod George Rix, late of Manifold place, Newlagton butts, Surrey, sod also late of die Albany. wharf, Camberwell, iurrey, ciara.merchaiste, to surrender, August 16,27, sod October I, at tea, at the Court of Coo missineers uf Bankrupt'', Basioghell-street, Loodua. Attor ney, Mr. William James, Walbrook, Loadon. DI VI DEN DM. September 17. R. Fruiter, of Patersooter-roo, London, bookealler, at toelve,.•l the Coact of Conatittiontre of Baaktopte, Barmenil•strre. *member It A. Prentice and T. 1111841,y, of Maudwater, smaalla-sasofactsterr, at twelve, at the Crows lea, Slope, Stafford. September 14. A. I. Smith sad 1. Shepherd, at A I, It LL, N. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, Stafford, iron-suastere, at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf Ina, Scudley, Worcester. September 11. T. Davidson and 11,116tren, both of Liver pool, merchants, at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. September 16. H. Lowe, of Macclesfield,Chrsier, hat.reena • facitarer, at tea, at the Maccle►field Aram Ism, Maccles field. September 10. P. Forster, late of Great farlanuih, Nor. folk, booksidler, at roar, at the Star Tavern, Great Yar. mouth. September 16. I'. Moore, late of the Bartonahmot. Hereford, farmer, at eleven, at the Cooaty Gaol of Heretord. September lt. J. Moore, of Misitsbrompton, Somerset, dealer, at eleven, at the Luttrell Aram, Dunster,Sosterseta September IS. T. Horrocks, late of Rippoodale, York, bleacher, at eleven, at the Star Ina, Maacheeter. CERT' FlCATES.—Serremara 20. T. Whiteboyar, of Westeaunmele, Stafford, dealer.—R. Fisch, of Cooper's.row, Croicked-friaes, Loudon, wioe aaercliaut.—J. &mister, K. Slower, sod J. Si atisser, of Bar— nilaahana, bution•makers.--S. Aadreir and H. ANdrewo, of Mickletaret, Cheater , woulleo-raaaufactorera—E. Citifies. den, of Ashford, Kest, iroaaeoaxer...--T. 011ey, of Clare, Sofulk, luallater.—J. Walesa, all of Tellmeie. Wilegasor laud, dealer.-41. bell, of Bramptoa.Curaberleod, grater.— G. Lone and B. Cuher, both lal biaarlauter, fulmar amass factories. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Holden mid J. Holden, of M■nchester, railow:ekanAlero. Jose 25, 1821.—H. Kirk and P. Kirk, or assort-en-le-Frisks Derby, iron-enanufseisrtni, July ft 18111.—T Milclwll, J. !Nowell, S. Stowell, and J. %bail, of Bradford, York, worsted. seanufael suers; so far as regards the said .1. Shots, July 15, ien.—R. Hall and W. J. Willett, of Great James -street, Bed ford-row, London, atiorseys t August 19, 1822.—1. Young, or.. earl I. Young, San. or Barbican, London, Almost 19, 1822.—J. Taylor, P. Taylor, sissl.l. Marlines', joie. ot Berry etrart, St. Mary-safe, Luadin, and of tVaireeruss-street, Mid dieters, engine's's, iv fat as regards J. Taylor. Jose 15, 1922. MARKETS. (from " rtae London Mercantile Price Current,' of Tureday, August 20, 1822.] WEST INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. Cosege.—The market ha. been very steady during Me week, the poblic sales having gone off at fell prices, para. eularly for the best descriptious of Jamaica and Gee ordi nary with colour, which lute► has is some instances brought higher price.. In foreign there has bees fair hominess dose, good and fine ordinary Porto Rico brought 104.. 6J. to 115.. 6d. by public sale, sod Brasil 102.. 6.1. to 104.. 6d. ; and by private contract good St. Domingo, In bags, would have brought 106 s. to 107.. per cwt. The stock of West loth.. Coffee is now 3,425 tons, being 1,553 toss less lima at this time last pea►; present prices be. per cwt. lower. B.P. 206,..n.—We eau make so alteration Is our plots titres this week, the sales which have bees made since oar lasi, having been ai rates about equal to those obtained go Tuesday; ordinary brown Nevis has been sold at 46. , bet no Jamaica has yet beeu sold moiler 50s. per cwt., lisle*. sa teen...ly ordinary. Foreign Suaaa.—Havasnalt maistaiss the advanced prices obtained for white rigidity, at which there has been some demand. Tke stock of B. P. lope is now 4,33$ casks Mere thus at this time last year i reseal pekoe 48..18d. pee cwt. lower per Grimm p Rust.—The pekoe are orithowl 'Horatio*, bet t►ere les : sot beta much business dime 'woe oar last. The stock of Rain is *ow 25,1101Ipseritee**, snd Fria ap Proofs I■ fitl. per gallant. Ditto sane tinge last year t 0,771 puncheons, and price of Proofs ►s.3d. per gallon. PINENTO —A parcel of 100 bap was wild by aretios out Wedoesalay at lb, previous advance, w►nch was the cooly parcel pot op daring the week: t►ere bas been a brisk la per, privately fur t►is article. DTIWOODS lure ►een is Iwo demand sad prices a little lower. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Aware? 17, MM. We had a steady demand fur COTTON in the early part of the week, but she demand has boa more limited during the last few days, and the market has closed at • (lichee of id. to per lb. on Boweda, Orleans, and Brasil., and id. per lb. ow Sea Island.. The sales la 6,700 bap, sad consist of 220 Boweds at 74. a 814.; 1,100 Orleans at 7d. a 1014., sod line at 111(1.; 540 Teanessees at 614. • 81(I.; 440 Sea islands at 114 d. a 154., and line at tOitl. a 21d.; 70 stained at 841. a 1014.; 500 Pertains at 91d. a 10 1 14.; SOO Bahian •t 94. • 10d. ; 380 Maranhao, at 94. • tiel.; 30 Paraat 8141. • Sid.; 50 allues Geraes at 7t4. a 81d.; 180 Dane. rates at 9d. • 104.; 150 Barbadoes at 84. • 1114.; 400 Car thageoas at 7d.; 20 Lagoiras at 7d.; 40 Surat, at 014„ a 71d.; 90 Bengal, at 614. per lb. The import this week I. 14,290 bags, vie Jamaica 192. Demerara 1,130, New Pro vidence 113, New Odeon. 3.898, 8. Is sad Charleston 2,638, Giber parts of Deleted State, 1,697, Brasil 4,059 bap, 1a Tobareo there has bee, bus little dome, prices teasels without alteration. Since our last the arrivals of Wheat from Ireland byre heed heavy, and (here being a disposition us the part of holder. to press sales, a coasiderebk data* has been submitted to. On Tuesday, about 20,000 bushels of Irish Wheat. of the growth of 1820 and 1821, were, offered by auction ; the old Wheat wee all withdrawn; shoat 3,0n0 bridals of she sew of fair quality were forced off at 3s. 7d. to 3s. 941. per 70Ib. ; 4,000 bushel. of good Ostia were also sold at 2a. 3d. to 2a. 4,1. per 451 b. A small public sale of Madders was attempted yesterday, but only a few casks of Atolls sold at 15,.641. per cwt. Fur seine Sue Ombra 86s. were offered, aid they were eiihdrawn at 705., aid for tome of good middling quality 565. were bid ; they were with dawn at 60s. per cwt. Madder Roots are neglected. Good grocery descriptions of Beiiish Plantation Sugar cootiese in demand, and have sold 64. so Is. dearer neje this week, whilst brow. sad low middling aft (legalities have declined is the same proportion; the quality sold is 550 casks. A few good while Bengal. have been taken by the grocers at 73.. 6d. a 745. We have very little demised for Fureiga Sugars, and 50 chests of strong good brown to low and fair white Bahia were withdrawn from public ask for west at boyess. The Coffee offered at auction this week has gone off very irregularly ; the villainy and fine qualities of Jamaica being in great sequels, have brought as adveace of 3s. a 4s. but the ordinary and usclean have sold 3s. a be,. lower. The sales have consisted of Berbiee fine ordinary to low middling 1161. a 119 e. OJ. ; Demerara, very ordinary 95.. a 975. °Mi sery so fine ordinal, 100 e. 441. • 116 e. middling 1175.• Ills.; Jamaica, pod triage 80s. a 57a. very ordinary to ordinary 92a. a 97s good to fine ordineey, with colour, 1100. • 115 s. middling 120 s. lid. • 128 s. and Ilse middling 133... 139,.6d.; of the latter quality, which has been much at refloat, sad of good Coles generally, our market sow remains bare. Pimento is in demigod, end held at advanced prkee. Rice is still inquired after, ad oily • few barrels of fine Corolla. have beta sold at 18s. The busbies. dune is Rom is shoot 100 pone-beans, consisting of Demerara proof to 2 O.P. at Iv. 44., 10 • 27 at ter. Id., and 97 • 31 at Is. 34. per gallon. Of Logwood about 200 tons have bete told at Het for fresh Canspearby, and Jamaica at W. 101. a 81. 17s. 64. for fresh to M. for old. Little has been done in Ashes ; a few Meares' Pao have sold at 37a, sod Pearls at 435. ba hides no alee• ration ; wood dry Para have brooght 'Oka , salted 50. per lb., and a few Baas Ayres Horse 6s. 94. each. Ott —No account beeves bete received from t►e Wiehesies ; r Al + 1822. prices are seminally Idabel, bat there hoe been little bow saw dime. Seed Oils are lifer, and dell of male. TALLOW in the mai kat is held MOMS Shady at 37a. per cwt. and fur arrival late In the present year 38s has Iwo* paid. FBl/IT. A public ask was brought forward on Wedaes. day; the Currents sold at abetst the former prices, of the other articles only a small part was cold. RTJIMCD SUOMIL-10.11 11110ipe have bees is demand et our last quotations, and they are now more scarce, and few could bit obtained ; other sorts have bees inure dell, and prices are rather lower. EAST INDIA PRODUCE. COTT•S.—There has bees rather more inquiry since oar hat for most descriptions, and a fair geniality has been sold at NU prices ; of 380 hags of Demerara offered by sorties. 250 were sold, the remainder being held for higher prices. The sales of the week are in bond. 450 hare Partiamboco, middling 1041 , fair to go od fair 101.1. to Ibid., good to Sae 10fil. to Ild. ; 30 Bahia, good fair 10d.; 230 Demerara. or. dreary to midribs' sad. to Sid., fair to good fair 9d. t o Goa Ibid. • 100 Sakai, ordinary to middling foirl. to * fair to good fair 61.1. aid. ; 900 Bengal, or di nar y t o m id: dliag bp. to bp., fair to good fair bid. to bid, good 11j. per lb. Total 1,730 bog*. SlLL—Bengal Silk has brought an advance of b to grimness per bale on the priers attire late ask. Ina liabrßen ra falsmatpMpriesof tbo sok 11/4 to 941. per lb. whence ha* beets paid for %vitas. Taa.—Bobs and consume Coogoo have been dell of mk s . the former at a reduction of Id. per lb., and the latter al a re duction of id. per lb.; good Cosigoti commands the prices paid at the sale, and Twankay td. to sld. per lb. advance. Paelserfpl, Tuesday, August 20,1812, Four o'Cluelk. Connie.—There was only a trifling drmaad to-day, sed the pubic sale brought forward went off heavily, though is some instances le. Gd. per cwt. higher thau last week. Or. divary St. Domingo I. casks was taken in at 104 a. 141. per per cwt.•. the brat quality is sossioal at 1375. per ewt. The 8 . P. Ibuckia market was 11111111 t Grill to-day, eves fee brown qualities, and although the sales did mot exceed 800 casks, the prices of last week were folly paid. - -~' v ~~ Plum 7i Per Cent V.;' 41" ~.^y^„ir received in and discharged from those places dualism Inc week, are correctly stated ; those returned bp th e sitting, sod pl a ced in the Gavernmeot ganef. •re only received on Fridays, and they are taken as charge only WI that dry; but i rertmvsla of the convicts from one gang to another, from tile town to the barrack, from Paritmatta to Sydney, oe from Grose Farm and the carter's barrack to the barrack in Hyde Park, take place is the middle of the week, and as the service may require; and the correctness of the charge made for their rations is altogether in the hands of an emslcipated clerk to the deputy-superintendent Gstidli, who keeps the weekly account of the increase igid decrease that takes place in each week. Men who are discharged from the hospital, after the commencement of the victualliag week, would remain without rations uotil the Friday, unless this mode of keeping the accounts were adopted, or ■ more frequent issue from the store were practicable. At the other sta tions in New South Wales 'the rule is invariably obaerved, of receiviog coavicta on the victualling meeons. fridnyeossly ; by the former practice ill the'Sydney hospital the convicts were retained there after they were convalescent. and untl the Friday in each week; at present they are discharged *beli ever they ate found convalescent, ■nd without re ference to the commencement or the termination of the victualling week, an arrangement that is bene ficial to the hospital, but that creates the nesesaii, of giving • more extensive control over the inners • to the deputy-superintendent of the barrack. The weekly returns that are kept at the convict barrack contain the names of every convict, the gang, the date when and from whom received, aud, the increase and decrease that takes place in est* week ; and entries are made of all the returns i* honks kept in the office of the principal eoperib tendetat. at the lumber-yard in Sydney. The prin cipal superintendent and the chief engineer are the only persons who hold ally check, either upon the correctness or these weekly return., or of the requi sitions that are made by the deputy superintendeOt to the commissatiat officer of the number of rations. The correctness of the weekly returns made l o t different overreers. of the number and name upon their several lists, can only be checked sad observed by their occasional and unexpected visits to the gangs. and muster of them. tilagn of their gangs, it has been seen, are employed at some die. lance from Sydney, and it is admitted by the chief engineer and the principal superintendent, that the efficacy of their own control consists more in the information that they receive of the connivance of the overseers in the absence of the convicts tinder them, than in the regularity of their visits to them ; this evil, which is inseparable from • 'witty of works, and increases with it, induced me at all times to recommend to the chief engineer, as much as possible, to concentrate his operations in one spdl e ; and to bring them as near as possible to the cope barrack. 11 was partly with this view that I mended Governor Macquarrie to convert the eira - - house in Hyde Park into a church, to onpetfitt bedding of the wall round the convict garden, abil that I at last galle a reluctant consent to the cows^ struction of ■ new gaol in the immediate oeighboarf‘' hood of Hyde Mirk, instead of adhering to the Oak' of building it upon an elevated situation in anothft and more distant part of the town, upon the site of nil old battery, now dismantled, and called Fort Philip. The nature of the control exercited over this branch of expenditure at Hobart Town, is marked by the same spirit of vigilance and method that hos already been observed to exist in that settlement. The changes that take place in the receipt or dins charge of the Government convicts during the week. are all rioted by the acting engineer, Major Bell ; and. ■ list of the convicts so changed is signed by hinr r and transmitted to the Lieutenant-Governor, who also affixes his signature to it. and it is then an au thority to the officer in thecornmissariat department' to issue the rations. A detailed estimate of the weekly expense of the maintenance, clothing, and employment of a convict . in the work of Government, in New Seath Wales, and without including that which is incorred for superintendence, police, and medical attendance, iv to be found in the Appendix. Acco►ding to ther peke and scale of the rations of the year ISt% the annual expense is foetid to a►ooot►t to the mu of 461. 17s. 4d. and in the year 1020, to the sum of 241. 14s. The estimate =deaf the proportionate ♦slue that the labour of s convict, working for Government. bears to that of a free labo►uer working for himself, is differently stated by the priacipal aupe►istetsdent of convict* and the chief engineer; the falser tannic it at two-thirds less, sad the letter at one-thirdoshicts is also the calculation made by Major Bell, the act. ing engineer at Hobart Town. The avenge rate of the earniogs of mechanics St Government employ at Sydney, is 'toted is 6 returtn made by the plinetpal soperioteodeitt of convicts ; but it is made with reference to the calculation of the value of the labour of a convict, made by the chief cud acting engineer. From my own obser ration of the mouser in whieb.the coevicto worked at all the stations, I should tie much more dispose./ to adopt the cailculotion of the principal sopertn- • tendeut than that of the chief or acting engineer: sod this ob•ervatton was c•onfirm►d by the opium'sc of most of the ittrsone who were couvenant with the nature of con vict labour in New South Wales. Tile , expense to which the employment of convicts in thrr. Government works has ted, will be better espientot whet, 1 coin, to take s review of the &Aire's' work,. that have been car►ied on during the last ten row in the colony, and in Van DM,/ 411 . 19 Land. Br fore I enter upon that subject, I think it necessity to make some ob•ervations uproot the mode at dais,- buting and employiug the female convicts. On refer ence to the Appendix, it appear►, that out of 1,541 that have urrived in New South Wake, frens that 13th January 1814 to the 12th September le2o. 530 have been seat to employment is the factory sr Plimsolls, 12 to the different heepitah as nurser, and 390 to Vas Dieisan's Laud; the 1.0116:14,11f, HAW SOUTH WALES. EXTRACT FROM TIIR import OF TOR COMMIS. SIONIR OF INQUIRY INTO TEE STATE OF MI COLONY OF NEW SOUTH WALES. [Printed by Order of the Nov.. if Colanom] (Coatiotrod frows our Paper of Monday kid ) Subsistence and Clothing of the Convicts retained by Governnsent ; and Employment of female Convicts. Another important difference appears always to have existed between the ration of Government and that of settlers. in the larger proportion of msize that the latter has contained than the former. The proportion of the flour of this grain to that of wheat, in the daily consumption of the lower classes of the inhabitants, is stated, by an intelligent witness to have nearly amounted to one-half; and although not considered so palatable as wheaten flour, is, notwithstanding, very nutritious. It appears to have constituted a part of the Government ration is those periods only when wheat was scarce, though not in a larger proportion than one-third, so that hi this point of view. the Government ration of breed: has been impairs, to that of the settlers. It Imo been generally understood in the colony, that Gro• vertex Macquarrie entertained objections to the use of this grain, in consequence of some unskilful admixture of it in the rations issued to the 73d re giment, and has therefore resisted the recommen. dation. of individuals, as well as the stro n g grounds that will hereafter appear to exist in favour of the general and regular introduction of it into the flour tattoo of the convict.. Until the introduction of the flour of this grain for the breakfast of the con victs can be generally adopted, the present ration. as finally fixed by the Government and general order of the 7th October, 1820, is not larger than the labour of a convict requires; it allows the. use of tea and sugar, articles that are not generally allowed by Pettier. to their servants, and are con sidered luxuries; bat as a certain supply of milk is allowed to them, and as they have au opportunity of appropriating part of their wages in the purchase of articles of luxury, which the Government con victs have lint, the present Government ration may be considered nearly as an equivalent to that of the settlers. The annual expense of this ration. cal culated according to the prices of the articles that composed it in the month of September. 1820, amounted to the sum of 161. 0.. Bd. It must be observed, that the extensive scale upon which the Government convicts have been lately employed, has very much augmented the responsibility of those whose duty it has been to certify the number entitled to draw rations from the King's stores. Until the establishment of the convict barrack at Sydney, the convicts in the employ of Government used to attend at the store and receive their rations from thence, in messes of six ; but as they were not always accompanied by their overseers, their iden tity could not always be established; rations might have been, and were, drawn for convicts who were not entitled to them. Subsequently to that period, and to prevent these abuses, the overseer of each gang is made to attend to draw the nations for these out of barrack, having on the day preceding made out and signed a nominal list of the men that coin pose their gang, which is seen and checked by the principal superintendent. who sign. it, amid it is then ell authority to the storekeeper and the officers of the cominismnat department to issue and charge the rations. For all those lodged in the barracks, the deputy superintendent makes requisitions of meat and other rupplies, according to the number actually lodged in the barracks; a numerical lest so signed is sent to the storekeeper Oil the Friday evening, and the provision returns are gigues' weekly by the deputy superintendent of the couvict barrack. The commissariat officers have no check what ever upon either of these returns, and it must de petal altogether upon the integrity and correctness of the different overseers, whether the number of rations drawn does not exceed the number of con victs in their gang, and living out of the barracks. A greater degree of responsibility attaches to the returns made from the convict barracks to the com missariat store at Sydney, from the carter's barrack, and from Gross Farm. It is assumed, that the chants that take place in the numbers of convicts ~~ ~z ~-- ; ; f .. A _7' 1