The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-09-25 00:00:00

NS ;1 1 ad -._-; / • ouie h. I . 1..1 .;:tgo)4 'tit %fe ‘, •• q • • • tar ? • • ' NUMBER 6181. NEW TH EA TR E- ROY A L, H A HIRT. THIS Evening, WEDNESDAY. Sept. 25, will be performed (10th time) a net Comic Oilers, is 'Uwe acts, railed MORNING. NOON, AND NIGHT; , Or, THE ROMANCE OF A DAY. • The Earl of Avadavat, Mr. Tayleere; Lord rcribbleteo, Mr. Liston; Sir Simon Saveall, Mr. Williams; Captain Sati rise' Mr. Johnson ; Baptiste, Mr. W. West ; Patrick, Mr. Lee; Shark, Mr. Terry; Shingle, Mr. Lanai Lee. Lydia, Miss Palos; Amelia, Mrs Jr.husalon ; Essay, Mrs. Garrick; Loci, Mrs. Jones; Goody Short ham, Mrs. Pearce. After which the Farce at 4 " asr ":, X. Y. Z. 6 0 0.4allthird, Mr. Baker; Neddy Bray, Mr. Liston; Grebbkion, Mr. William.; Roacio• Andress, Mr. Tayktin•; Ralph Hempseed, Mr. Oxherry. Maria, Mrs. Baker; Mrs. Mouser, Mimi Boyce; Dora Mumwell, Mr.. Pearce. ' Boxes. ss.—Pit„ Its.—Firsi Gallery, Ss —Seemed Gallery, 1.. The Doors to be opened at Six o'Cloek, and the Parfeem. sacra to bright) at 5r.... Plates for the Boma to be takes of Mr. Illasslegliam, at the Theatre, of whom Private Boxes may be bad, To-morrow, Tbe Way to Keep Him--sad The. Jew sad the Doctor. On Friday, The Beggar`a• Open: Captala Kathleelh by a Gentleman, his first appearance I. that character, and on this stage; PsitrfArsY4earl. Mess eassis—osst Family Jars! /11IIE NEXT of KIN (if a9y) of NEALE _IL THOMPSON, late of the East India Mertivast Ship Josslims, detested, by applying 1., MI:. Morphs ' N.. 6, Taveraer's•plate, Shakapeare.walk, Sbadwell, mai, int of sootetbing to tbeir advantage. BULL AND MOUTH INN, AUGUST 19,1822. THE Public ere hereby respectfully infnrmerl, that the COACH sad WAGGON BUSINESS of she late Mr. JOHN WILLAN will be contsueed by the Execu tor, Mr. THOMAS WILLAN. Royal Mail Coaches, Light Fonr I ostote Post Coaches, Fly Vane, and expeditions Waggon., denart from the above Inn to most parts of England, Scotland, and Wales, se ander, ROYAL MAIL COACHES. Aberdeen and Edinburgh Mail Coach, through York, Northallentwi, Parham, 'Newcastle, Alnwick, Berwick, Had &noon, and Leith, every evening at • quarter past seven o'clock. Swaney a quarter before sever. Fly Waggon every afternoon at four. Carlisle Royal Mail Coach, through Bogart', Stilton, Grantham, Newsier, Merton, Worksop, Ferryhridge, 80. tonglabritkre, Catterick, Bo yes, Bruises, Appleby, mud Peo ria), every evening at a quarter past servo o'clork. Sunday at seven. A Moil Coach for Portpstriek through Dom. fries leaves Carlisle every day apon the arrival of the Mail heal Lenders. Pry Waggon every •fteintoon ut fuer: Glooperitsyst Mail Coach, through Doncaster, Brimeh, Carlisle, Lusgtowo, Loriterhy, MANI, sad Histlltou, every evening at a quarter past seven o'clock. Sunday • quarter before seven. Fly Waggu• every afteraoun at four. THEATIMADIGA L i RNOLISH OPBRA-110USR, STRAND. THIS Evening, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 25, will be acted (89th time), ammo Operatic Drama, is two act', called THE YOUTHFUL DAYS OP GIL BIAS. Gil Bias (aged sevesteen), Miss Kelly; Gil Perez, Mr. W. Sensed'; Vicar*, Mr. Wreweh; Roland., Mr. K. P. Cooke; Anthem* de Lunde, Mr. Nansens; Lope, Mr. Callahan; Doeusgo, Mr. J. Knight. Dimes Mods, Miss Carew ; Leeward., Mrs. Bryan. Anew which (14111 lime), a mew °preens, called THE FAIR GABRIELLE. Henri airfare, Mr. T. P. Cooke; D'Egirkes, Count de Co ' ntorts Mr. Rowboiham; Eloi, Mr. Pearmas ; Mr. W. Bennett. Gabrielle, Miss Carew; Estelle, Miss Pavey. Ts which will be added (20th time), a new Musical Farce, in Iwo acts, milled GRETNA GREEN. )Led Le swell, Mr. Pearman ; Mr. Tomkina. Mr. W. Ben son' ; Mr. Jenkins, Mr. Wrench; Larder, Mr. Power. Emily Jilts Caere ; Betty Finviklu, Miss Kelly. To cowhide with (26th time), au entirely New Operetta, called LOVE AMONG THE ROSES; Or, THE MASTER-KEY. Altlerworn Marigold, Mr. W. Bennett; Capt. Gorgon, Mr. Bartley; Sharper', Mr. Wrench; Edmund, Mr. J. Bland; Timothy - Hollyhock, Mr. Wilkinson. Rime, MI6. Carew. Doors open at Hall.past SM—Perfmrsoasee begins at Smeo—Second Price at Nine. Bears Ss ; Second Price 34.—Pit 39.; Seroad Price la. ed. ig—LowerGallery, 25.; Sensed Price ls.—Upper Gallery Is.; Seamed 'Price Id. On Friday, Gordo., theGipay—Oreisa Green—a Musical Cents—and Amateurs sod Arlen. Leed• Roval Mail Coach, Ilwough Bedford, Mellon. %footway, Noitiachans, Maiodield, Chesterfield, Sheffield, Barnaley, end Wakefield, every reeding at a quarter past worn o'dock. Fly Waggon lo Leeds terry afiersoira at fuu►. Ludlow Royal Mail Coach, through Oxford, Worcester. and Tenbury, every evening, except Seeder, at seven o'clock. Norwich Mail, t►roegb Horkvrill, Newport, Nowniorket, Thetford, A illeboroush, and Wymoadham, every evening at half•pasl seven precisely. Sunday at Seven. Nottingham Royal Mail Coach, through Hatfield, Welwyn, Bedford, Hickson Ferrero, Kettering, Uppinewm, ()althorn, mud Melton-Mowbray, every multi' at • quarter past seven o'clock. Sunday a quarter before seven. Oxford Royal Mail Coach, every evening at seven. Sunday a quarter before 0000 . Worcester and Leominster Royal Mail Coach, through High Wycombe, Oxford, Woodstock, Chipping Norton, More ton, Broadway, &cabana, Nahum and Brornyard, every evening at seven o'clock. Sunday at hairless* six. York Royal Mail Comb, through Huntingdon, Stamford, Newark, Bautty, Doncaster, Fercybridge, ■nd Tadcapter, every evening at • quarter past wets o'clock (Sunday a quarter before seven) to the Turk Tavern and Block Swan lons, York, from wheore Mail Condoles depart through Pickering to Whitby, Mallon to Scarborough, Beverley So Hull, and Stockton to Sunderland and Shields. Fly Wag goo every afternoon at four. SAFE AND EXPEDITIOUS POST COACHES. Aberdeen, Eiliolsorgh, and Glasgow Coach, through New. ark, Ferrybride, Northallerion, Newcastle, and .Murpeth, every afternoon at two o'clock. Fly Waggon every elite. noose at four. Aberystwith Coach (the Union), through Birmingham, Shrewsbury, Welehpool, Newtown, Llanidlota, and Devil's Bride, sswiday mad Thursday Aeration at three. Aberysiwith Coach, through IVorcester, Leominster, Kiagins, Pennybiont, nod Rhayder, every Monday mod Wednesday, at twelve o'clock, to the Talbot Ins, Aberyst wit b. Aberystwith Coach, through Worcester. Ludlow, Bi shop's Castle. Newtown, and Machyalleth, to the Gager. than Arms, Aberystwith, every hlundsy, at twelve o'clock. Aberystwith Coach, thrntigh Birmingham, Shrewsbury, Welebyesti, Llanfalr, Caen Office, Mallwyrt, and Maehyttiletli, Wednesday sad Saturday afternoon at three. Birmingham New Light Four-inside Day CoAeli (the Au rora). through High Wycombe, Oxford, and Stratford on- Avon, every morals( al half past six precisely. Also a Van for Luggage, see below. Birmingham New Light Foul-inside Post Conch (the Ozonise Express), tbrou‘h High Wycombe, Oxford, and Stratford, carry morale( at Gve o'clock precisely. Birmingham Old Post Coach, earriis four insides, and per. forms the journey in 'lateen ►uwra, through Oxford and Stratford tin Avon, every evening, at seven o'clock preciiely. Also a V... for Luggage, see below. Birmingham (Claws) Post Coach, every afternnon,at three o'clock precisely, by the way of High Wycombe, Oxford, and Stratford-it pun-Avon. Committee, Milford Haven, Tenby, Gaul Pembroke. New Light Four-inside Day Coach, every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday inoroiligs, at a quarter past live prectr•lv, through Worcester, Hereford, Hay, Remit'. Llandovery, Carmarthen, Si. Clear, Nacho!), and Haverfordweet. _ _ VUILDHALL, LONDON, Sereamsaa 1 1 , NM. THE tom virrrEE for LETTING the CITY'S LANDS will meet at Gelid's,'ll on WED NESDAY, the 11 dty of October next, at Twelve o'Clock at Neon, to LET by PUBLIC AUCTION A Banding Lease fur 61 years, from Michaelmas 1822, of a piece of Ground on she east sicLe of the Passage leading kora Lxintlan street to New Lortdos-street ' • and also A Repairing tease, fur 31 years from 31i c haelma. 1822, of • House at the south end of London-street, and on the weal side of the said Passage. The Plan and Conditions for letting the said respective Premiere nt.y braves at the Office of Works, OUR/hall ; and the said Howse may be viewed seven dart prior I s the Auc tion, between the hours of Pleven sod Tbtee, and alto en the Morning of the Auction. JOS. BUSHNAN, Comptroller. rllO CCIN VIVANTS, or Perione whO have -IL accustomed themselves to CHAMPAGNE WINE, may Purchase at CHARLES WRIGHT'S, Wise-wierebaat to his Royal Highness the Disks of Clarence (Opera Cuban. nide, next to the King's The Are, Haymarket), a bottle of CHAMPAGNE, on the same terms, soil the same quality of Wise, as at Ike first Cafe in Prance, for 75.; Old Port and Sherry, wiirranted genuine, 365. per iloxee ; from the noel, Butmestres ce'ebrated (1220) Poet, 421. per cloaca ; awl W. 1) Gordm's Sherry, 42.. and 461. Nuw tin Sale supe rior Cape Madeira, that will astonish all EatellanJ, 16e. per dozen by six d,.gen, or 17. less qaantity ; Hermitage, 90,. pr dawn; Old Crusted Purl, 46s ; East India Madeira, 505.; West India, 48..; flocellaa, 445.; a small quantity of the Moutepolchiains Florence, in flasks, 425. per dosed. Depot., No. 2, Sussex-street, Brighton; No. 4, Abing don-buildings, Huth; and adjoining Mr. Gods's, corner .64 Papule and High.street, Margate. Feeds emptied Wine Pipes to be Sold, different gauges, 17s. each. Devonshire Cider, full tirade, well op, 7s. 6d. per doses. The Trade supplied. Carmarthen, Milford Haven, Teshy, sail Pembroke, New Light Four Inside Coach (the Cambrian), every Sunday, Teemley, and Thursday, at twelve o'clock precisely, through Worcester, Hereford, Hay, Brecon, lisudovery, Carniartheu, St. Clear, Narbeth, and Haverfordwest. Carmarthen mid Milford Haves Coach, through Gloti• crater, Monmouth, Abergaveuny, Brecon, and Llondovery, Monday, Wednesday, and Fitilay, at ball-past seven, morning. Cheltenham sad Glosierster Light Poet Coach (the Vete ran), through Oxford, Witoey, Hereford, and Northleach, every morning at half-past seven o'clock. Chester Light Poet Coach, 'broiler Oxford, Birmingham, Walsall, Four Crosses, lector, Bank, Newport, 'Fern Hill, and Whilchorch, every evening, at seven o'clock (Saturday excepted). Medley New Light Post Coach, through Oxford. Stratford on-Avon, Birmiriehans, Wesihronswieis, Great Bridge, Tip tun Green, to the Bash Inn, Dudley, every evening, at sever o'clock. Also a Van, see below. Exeter Sehseription Coaches (over the New Road), through Besingmoke, Hi.doe, Woncanton, Wheeler, 111114v:ter, soil Mo litor,. every morning at richt, and evening at peat Eve, to riot Old London lon, Exeter, in twenty-four boom. Hertford New Light Fosse-M.lde Hay Coach, through High Wycombe, Oxford, 'Woodstock, Chipping NUFIOIII, Moreton, Broadway, Evesham, Pershure, tViircesti r, aud Ledbery ; Sunday, Tuesday, and Thoraday time. at a Gower past live peeciaely. Hereford Coach, through Worcester and Leithory, every day at twelve precisely, and eveniugs at seven o'clock. Holyhead New Light Post Coat+, carrying Four !asides only, and only one night nut (called the Osunian Express), through Oxford, Birminohani,Shrewshury, Oswestry, ga m , c e nsiogge, Capel Orme, &augur, and Giersyliv,•very morning, at Ave o'clock precisely, and arrives at Holyhead the evening of the following day. KiJilerrninsier New Day Coach, through Oxford, Stmt. ford, Alcester, and Bromsgrove, lo the Black Horse, Kidder minder, every morning at Ave o'clock precisely. Also a Vast, see below. Kiugtom Coach, through Oxford, Worcester, and Leomin ster, every day at twelve precisely. Ceects Light Poet Coach (called the Cuomo), through Dun stable, Northampton, itarburoweh, Leicester, Loughborough, Nottingham, Mansfield, Chesterfield, Sheffield, Barnsley, sod Wakefield, every afteruoun precisely at two o'clock, to the Tontine 100, Sheffield, and Hotel lure, Leeds. Fly Waggon to Leeds every afternoon at font% Leireater (Cobra) Poet Coach, through Dimmable, North ampton, sod Market Harboroirgh,every mirroring at a quarter past live precisely. • Leominster Coach, through Oxford, Worcester, and Brost- yard, every day at twelve. -4:4 11# , • ,„ • t,1tt,,1 • dile...Ltd% ; 114 :al "rod tle se, - •mmndll 01 0 I •Fle' 111#J 7 Oft 1%,.. 4 1 1 4. 'N !al i; '• • • ' 1. • •'; •• • • • 1 ZIA 1: 1 1',1. ° 4 • LONDON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER _ TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY. MEN OF THE CITY OF LONDON. • DDTListen, one of the Mogistratel its rotation to he, turned, aecordia4 I. ancirat custo m , t o th e Overt • A derma at the ensuing ELEACTIKIN of LORD fillAfol 1 be g irate to maitre you, That should the Dillies of the Office devolve upon me by your choice, it shall be my contest . dowel° diuchoroe them with hoptirtiality and independence, aped to uphold the franchises sad dignity of the pity sad Corporation of Loudon. Without oulieipatiot an oppmitioa, of which I entertain tto appreltetoiob, ("trout me In add, that a amueruns sod respectahle attendince at GUILDHALL. on SATE/RDAS' NEI F, the 211511 instant, the day axed Cm the Llectluo, will Mar osibligat io• on Gent loamy, tr. her Gent faithful sod obedient Servant, WM. HEYGATE. . CbloWitopkorollinetaber 21, im. l e !! c .....IIIIOKRUPTg. • a ltieaarl Boles Woke, of Munro, DaMalsoemallt, LiMeol timber. An-chaos, hi surrender, 01,ober 8,9, mad Nova& 5, at eleven, at dal Red.ti iN Nb , WortArp, Moths& Attorneys, Messrs. Heenan' aster Son, East Ret tura. 1' tlnyham,• and Mears. Ajles, Gyby , and Allen , Carlisle alamt, Sohn, buntline. Wttliant Biaitharaise,.of Leeds, Yolk, mansfaetarer, ' suireuder, October IS, 16, and November b, at never,. the Coon Howe, Leeda. Attorneys, Mr. Makinsuo, Mi die Temple, London; and Mr. Paden, Leeds. Philip Cookoorthy Pridestra, of Plymouth, Devon, if bar-merchant, to aso render, &pirmher 27, October 4. a November 5, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Plymool Attorneys, Mr. R. J. Squire, Plymouth; mad Mr. Wilit Wrighti Klan's Bench walk, Lando*. Citerge Chapman, et Old Bond-street, Middleses,fruileree. to surrender, September 28, Octolftr 19, and November ' at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basit, hall-,meet, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Swain, Stevens , Maples, Femme. aes4 Huut, Ftederick's place, Old Jews . Lansitra. John Cue J likeyent-street, Westminster, Middlesex, jeweller, to surre!mier, October 19, se twelve, 19, weed Ne>. vember 5, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, Basiogleall street, London. Atturuey, Mr. Bilayhaw, Chaucery•larre, Loados. DIVIDENDS. October 23. J Hayes, jun. of Wansford, York, earpoet.mann. taciturn., at eleven, at the Dog and Duck T aaaaa Scat lase, Kingston upoo-1101. October 16. W. Jopson mid C. Wigs%ll, of Liverpool, h pentine clositlleie. at one, at the George Inn, Liverpool. November 1. E Kilakaw, of Lancaster, soap boiler, at tea, at the Eme's Aims lon, Lattraater. O. tuber 5 J. Walters, of Stodham, Hertford, farmer. _ _ one, at the Court of Colllllll4ll4ootril of Baukrupts, Basing hall 'meet, Loiudou. October 21..1. Tugwood, or Lancaster, ironmonger, at tea, at she King's Arun lons, Lancaster. October 11.,E. Jove., of Tanen Hall, Chester, shopkeeper, at eleven, at thr Blossoms Inn, Maier. October 21. W. Skidmore, or Midfield, grocer, at twelve, the Tontine Inn, Shellield. October 21. T. Salisbury, of Preston, Lancaster, grocer. eleven, at Ilse Office of Meatus. Blaucitard mind Bickel at•l Preston. October 26. H. Byars, of Rayleigh, Esser, aergeoa, at veo, N the Knifes Head lau, Rochfurd, Eimer. CERTIFICATES.—OCTOBER 16. E. Peters, of Redeliir Hill, sad also of Temple-etre,. mem—J. Jam's, of Wood wee!, Chesrude, Loo. don, lea.deal.r.—G. W. R. eve, of Craves -building., Drury laoe, W4(114 , 44.1', dealer in RIU4IC —J. M. Newsome, of Liao glove, Woicesier„ dealer iu wool. PARTNERSHIPS DP4SOLV ED. .1. Ellis sad M. Ella, of ibe Old Bailey, Loudon, chew miners, September 23, 1822.-0. Elliott, J. Herbert, sa J. Elliott, of Duck-rtr.ri, Rocemairg.lane, Middlesex, sugi r. fitters, Augu.t 23, 1822 —M. Straka,. and J. Theater, Nuttiagbala, heal. rut January 7, 1822.—J. Reid au.' . . la'ahers, of 'Wapping, Middlesex, cora-facture, September 23, 1822 —D. Ingham, G. Asgailh, J. Sharp, J. Byfort 1). !Wort and R. Gill, of Whiivrood-roete. York, earthen. ware in•nufactarers, so fat a. regards .1. Bylnrd, D. ByforJ, and R Gill, September 19,11122.-11.Earrer and C. Simon.,.•' Futuna-square, M ithllesex, schoolmistresses, Jame 20, 1822. W. E Smith and W. Davies, of Oxford streel,cliyaniats, Set tronber 24, 1822 —C. J. Moshe, mid J. T. Grose•, of Komi Wharf, Clink-street, Sosithstark, Surrey, coal merchants, September 6, 1822..-J, Areal sad J Potter, of Mairlitune, Kent, grocers, September 16, 1621.—.1. Hs', W. Foiling, F H. Blair, G. Forbes, D. Aailerrun, A. Hsy, P. Sander...' sod R. Jubmtos, of Etliaskorgh, bankers, August 31,1622, TOOTWACH AND EAR-ACH. RRY'S ESSENCE has received the tioo and support of the most distinguished per/orate. is the kingdom, together with the limited testimony of the first Physicist's lo Europe, and numerous favourable corn. meats is ►ighly respectable Medical dottrelsls, where it has Deco declared to be the" best thing ever discovered for the Tomb-aeh and Etr-sch." It isstaitisseously relie►es the most Cill ung pain, preserves the Teeth soloed sad bra, peewits further decay, effectually cures the Scurvy in the Rums, fame*. loose Teeth, and renders them firm and sir. /Actable to the latest period, sad tffeetuallg p Is t►e Tooth-aeh. Sold Ia bottles, at is. 14,1. awl 29. 9J., by Butlers, Che. Nu. 4, Cheapside, sod SRO, Regent-street, Loodou ; SO, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh; 34, Sackvilla-street,Dob lim sod by the principal bledicioe Venders throughout the Veiled Kingdom. 120 CAPITAIA!-ALL MONEY! & J. SIVEW RIGHT request the attention OP • of their Friend , . sad the Public In the improved Scheme of the retest Lottery. Tickets and Shams of which are now on Sole at their fortunate Offices, 37, Coanno.t., I 39, Harmannel , 11, Iformssan, Comer of Covemry-street. The Scheme is formed by Memories.' and their Brother Coo 'twist.' it obedience to the Public Wish, on the plan of the uopolsr Old Lotteries. Every Ticket will he decided singly, and all the Prises are resting--all the Tickets will Ise in ate Wheel—awd all the Prises in the other—ohs whole to be Jrton 31 0111101 May direct. Tiara are 120 Capitals, in cluding 3 ... of £20,000 3 of.. ... £2,000 2 lO,OOO 10 V 5,000 20 5OO sit% 60 or 300?. sod 2001. The Drawing will commence en the 30111 of NEXT MONTH. Schemes may be heel gratis at SIVEWRIGHTr Offers, with the particulars of the great huts sold by them la she lilt and late Lotteries. AIARKEFS. [From " 77re London Mercantile Price Current," of Tutaday, September 24, 1822.] WE. r INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODVCE. COTFILIC.—Sioce last Tuesday the demand bat been ver , dull for the ordinary description•, and sales could with di curtly have been mail'e at the price. obtained en that illy the public sales have not been extensive, but • large pro portion bring ordinary, it was generally withdrawn; the parcels of middling to liar middling were taken with shirt at the former pi lees: the smallness of the quantity offer publicly occamoried a little inquiry by private contract, I scarcely city business was dour; the prices of Foreign Cul are quite nucertain in ronseiliseace. • Tie stock of West Indira Coffee is now 4,105 ton., heir. 1,706 tuna less than at this time last year; present prices about Is. per cwt. lower. B. P. SUo►a.—Oi tlitesday and Thursday the marl was not so batty as on Tuesday, but the prices were fit supported, the Moyers ha►one looked forward to t public sal of 750 casks of St. Lucia sad Demerara advertised fur F. ;dist , ; the sal. was well *Headed, and went off with spirit at • shade higher prices for almost all qualities above ordinary brown. FORZION Flavailash continues in goo.' sr-quest, mina eossnlerable sales have been made private other sorts are heavy of sale. The stock of B. P. Sugar is now 18,067 casks lets Than this time last year; presto( prices ts. per cwt. lower Gazette pt. The Rum market has been very dull. The stuck of Rom in now 29,614 puncheon°, and price noels Is sd. per gallon. Ditto same time last year 32,784 punrheone, and price Proofs Is. SJ. per patios. PINII24TO has been in steady demand at the former prices LIVERPOOL REPORT, Strrimega 21. IVe have hare • very brisk demand for Corrom during the week, at a• improvement of 44. • 4.1. ern Bowed and' lean., mud 4d. per lb. on Marmihsisa. The pubic bronchi forward yesterday, consisting of 1,260 Demerara and Itarbadoes, weal al full prices for finer qualities, FL per lb. higher 011 ordinary ,to tzar 91111111 M The to; soles are 16,006 bag., and consort of 7,800 Bowed at 64. SP., chiefly at 641. • 7.1., sad • few ordinary at 841. 1,700 °rheum, at 614. • tid.. and • few good al 104.; f Tetleffet• at SIC • 741.; 730 Sea Island at 104 d. • 14... and • few firm al 1711.4.; 120 stained at 74.• 9d.; 1,300 Perlman. at 94.1.5 104.1., and a few at 10 4. 1 . a 1 0 44.; 660 his at 84.1. a 94.1 ; 2,060 11,ranbrom at 844. a 94.1., chic l! 64.; 190 Mina Note at 944 10 Mina Geraes at 7ld. , (42 7777.77====.1=7=1FFP-.4•,---14--- . • . , •`' , .... . ..-.:••,-. . .. . . . . ....:. Ptr'r Cevlt ' • 4 ( • I. 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'' • • ••••=••••••••"...•"" C:i3litti :RI% /e.g.& still:if.; 860 Demerara at lid. a 111.1.; lan Barhedues the chest. and therefore especially injurious in tier at 7J. ; 84.; 130 W e st I n di a at Bd . a BII. ; 10 flosyrea at c.itie of females, and eqoall t t i hurtful by its pressure 7}d.; 10 Serve et 70. per lb, The impost this week is 1,011 00 the stomach, .to say no ine of ita h • e a re. bags, viz Demet era 700, New Os leans 285, and Smyrna Ilk k • A . e , ~-,. , Mil o v ery rt of There haelseen agooddemene for B. P. Sugar ibis Week s ' , tall'? R. 'aim. I wave al" a iintinCi. and weir oohs 43e, i sod th e public sale basduee o ff with spirit al •ts advisee, I inatetial ob jection to the doe of the waisteosieAreiiiir • that ,ar 14 . olk brown, apd Is. a 26. 01k Illiddlikle iescriptinisa. tl., quite sure that, where it is used as an iisatrutniat of w it aessitity troM is I,oon cask.; 600 bag% of Britoil hayeatiat personal restraint, it will sonietiasei be brony,ht into ~,c , , been sates by the grocers al former privet, tay rt'7oa. IC le action at en isishottsbent of pttet . ishebent •. a hart:deed sa d 75a. 3d. for middling to fee white. 106 rams mkt 160 boxes ' of Pernambuco lint, Paraiba Seger, offered at seed's isei peteent, when under great excitenseut, wil(,sonse- tans • , . ThorsJay, brought f a ir p r i ces , ins. fair to good awes* las. a times give a slap to the face of his keeper k the sad Sta., low to middling w hit e . 2115. 6d. a 28s. 61, and Mir to keeper eingvilk applies the strait waistcoat Solite, )a .t. geed streeg white 304. a 335. Bd. Runts are wieleuut slower- and is naturally governed in the tightness with of Jamaice and Veiny, •ra which he applies it by the degree of reelluttbent 1" ' ti Co u l l inetTere lli d at • s uto l e s yea b l i st i l i day, hood chiefly of ordiaary • Which he b een to the offending lunatic. . eii defy, were taken is f u r want a buy e rs; sad there has . . been little or loathing doing in the article privatele. Caro. " I must here mention • circumstance which I e li.. Rice of middling t o fair Twill, has sold at tic, a am sure will prove agreeable to you, which is, that, . 170 61; and a parcel of good Preheat* has brought 91 much us I have coaeersed with the more rational of per lb. C•ssiderablP byline", has been dose is Dr ewawlt i our patients, as well as with persons who hare been consisting of fresh tine Jem•tea Loreitiod at W. a 81• toe, discharged h . the Hospital, I hate never beard 14 canireacey 91. 5.., and fresh at IW.; Ceiba Puttee st • ggy ;N .. ca „,,,, s paa ja, a , e t., sad a ' m i ta , ei . , a assa il t one word of complaint offered against either of the s. parcel or Nicaraguewood has sold also at 60/. The sales of physicians or surgeon., those patients having always . :.•,, Hides have been very eonshlerable, a m onn ti n g t o 17,100 Cow 'me and Ox, ewe VS7OO Meese $ the former eeesisiing of 15,200 on the contrary spoke:, to me with respect set the skill of t hose officers, sod with gratitude if their , t r . diir.mey at 4 .1 4 a • : 1 4 1 5 21 . 41 .1 " . . 1 41 ,.` 9" e . c0 5a1t : d a ii parre1 614. a o l oo a ' we " lb .; y p til ; le - ndereess - and attention ; a feet which has always • • ' Nut- Inferior Saltpeter bas sold at 111 E, sad fair at the. sutptised the, as every patient knows that his ph . a Lisle - There has twee a steady &pseud fur the middling gild good ...Wien is the only person who stands in the hey of ' mutinies of Viegireia and Kentucky stemmed Tobacco, sod 1 tgalleri es his h m enlargement. arkoedr the Hospital l calmness,ne t e r e e r parsed through the fetosla r• to about 000 Mids. have been sold at the previous' pekes; tjstre i• °I has also been a fair demand fur the Irish market. Oar Gars I n w il i n tho dl u it t y, b :t i i n d g ctei " f k ido w e i r t a h , Ilid - Merkel use Tuesday last was but thinly emended ; new Wheati . . i , him- s w ad ere °S m i a l d7h e u e t g l o h .d e utssitiilngausiredy„fiwarriveeneal some m s e rv l * l- is o le lel s g w r h e i s e t h ly P a re t * t attributable bl V t t o th t e lie o ti :e n d il le is od wor k " n h ric h h ar i e v r . 1 8" Wheat ha. bee" dull or "Is y willteat aaa' nilet•lin . •in prices . put into their hands by our humane and valuable i'lh• We have eo notice an ad of 3d. to 6J. per cwt. is Tar. m aims , Liam peutiue, about 1,100 kris h av i ng b ees di s pensed of et 13..31 es. • to 13s. 61 per cut. Some inferior Brimetune has been sold - 1 o employ the hands, is to relieve the mind of a Prifs at 211. 155., and good at 231. per ton. lunatic, and it certainly is to increase the chance •r 5, - re- ""R' On. -Fish Oils are 202. to 30s. per to higher than last of recovery. Hence it mast be matter of deep Se- . • gret, that means hare not yet been devised of giv- e" ' wiwk • thou g h but little buultmus his bees du " Ihereal • "" ing: with sisfety, work to our male patients, as is the practice or severs oils could purchasers be readily fanned wobble 21. of oh, quo o ta ii tnes. Sperm Oil is steady al teal week's prices. Rape I well-regulated country asylums. N ' ex • is If. to 21. higher. Bodily labour engages sad consumes that power • No-• t auk- . MEDITERRANEAN PRODUCE. which gives activity to the mused , sod experience 1, 4 w ,, - IS ray'? DO alteraiton can be quoted. has proved that it is a powerful mean of checking _ . Them Sam Is mill laukiwg down, but we cannot at pre- and abating that unnsturnl activity of mind, which seal make any alteration in our quotations. ' ' BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. is the usual characteristic o r insauity. This prin.. inn. ciple is strongly illustrated in the case of a very i , Reenters Cuaaa.-Roth small so d large lumps have bees : . i: 0 1 1 1, tale - .ii.eres..tig young woman, 1101 e 111 the Hospital, la very steady demand since our last, sad contracts for the• i I , - fi bur- liner to deliver iu two or three weeks bare bees at rather whom I saw some months ago quite unemployed. . . . 'I. higher prices. tem, . EAST INDIA PRODUCE. • talking rapidly sod incessantly, and much confused in her ideas , when I naturally sated the Matron COITOIC-The demand has bee moderate slate Be laid, i and the prices have been fully supported except for ngal. why she had not given to her needle-work, who told r, at . The sales of the week are, in bond, 400 hags Upload, mid• ewe that she never attempted to force any work ' it 's" duets Std. fair to good fair 71 to 71d.; 60 Pernambuco, lOn a patiedt-and that this woman had repeatedly tea, fair to good fair 10.1. to lop. • leo gum, middlisg Old., fair objected to all wo r k, when off er ed t o he r . Soon to good fair od. to did., goo d 6l I. ; 200 Bengsl, ordinary a f ter this , the young woman, complaining much of ~,,e , to ptwiddling aidotal . to bkl., bags. fair to good fair Old. to 51d., good her confinement, earnestly requested . that I wool , ' er lb. T 760 obtain her enlargement, which I undertook to 1110100.-1 n consequence of the c h ew of samples for the e, el enausag sale having commenced, the market is at preseot endeavour to do on two conditions; the first was I Very quiet. that she s ho u ld t a lk l ess; en d th e secon d , th a t r, at ~„,r , PIEPPCR.-The sale of 1,000 bogs on Friday last o ff s h e s h ou ld wor k more ; to t h ese s h e i mme di ate l y 1 i heavily n consequence of the dearth of or ders 1 prices agreed, and some coarse hoes was put auto her e h, • required, soil wily %boot one-tenth was disposed of at 61 to aid. per lb., the remainder is firmly held fur the sante rates. hands. which was done by her with manifest iudif.. I f BALTIC PRODUCE. ferenee and carelessness, but it did not abate her rest, TALLOW.-The asaiket has he. n rather heavy, sod bast- incessant talking, or produce the slightest difference L as . sem has been dune at a small reduction lu priers. in her manner. It was then jodged expedient by i i sery. •-•-• the Matron, that some more nice and difficolt ' urns _ Porfsrripf, Tuesday, Sepfeasber 24, 15'22, Four o'Cd.sa. work should be given to her, which was done, and Cowes.-At the public sales In ought foi wind to daydbere t his employed her for some weeks, at the en d of was much less demand for the finer descriptions, and the '' ' eve- prices obtained wire lower than those of last week by 3.. to which time I again saw her, and was much struck 4 Se. per cwt.; line middling Jamaica having been sold at 140 s. by her consternate and reserve. I then asked her i _ a _ n _": en Itt.. W. arid go .i d middling was taken in se 1395. BJ. for w h e th er s h e was not muc h better i • She answered •It' o r r gabble shoat 1370. 6d. per cwt. was bid; the ordinary qua. that she did not know how it was, but the difficult mini went at fall the farmer p rices . 10011111.-The B. P. !market was very firm to day, and N work she had lately done had certainly door good • ober 1,600 Wads. were sold at roll prices. A public sale of White to her head. This passed last week, and I was food, Havaaaah went off blight, at ao mimice of is. to 2s. per much pleased to see her this day brought up by the lira. fora, ___ cwt. physician, who recommended her going out no trial sit,of BETHLRM HOSPITAL. for a month; and 1 have no doubt that the improves •.-- 2.- meni of her mind was produced by the co-exertion Sep-of .--. 34 the hands sad eyes, required by the more diffi- anis The Amami F-atertainraent of the Governors of Rethlem cult work she last performed. sots, Hospital took place on tbe Sib July, on which recession tone, laird Robert Seymour, ewe a else Governer. (upea his "Mental diteene, I believe, is very seldom trace- bes, health being drank), expressed himself to the &mowing able to merely physical causes; if this be so, we ',wilt effect:- most have recourse to a moral agency for its Cora 2. " 1 have always set great value upon public din. rection and core, and I know none that is so likely tiers of this sort, us bring useful in exciting a spirit to succeed as the constant employment of the bands 2 of good-will to our fellow-creatures We are in. iii such work as will somewhat occupy the mind. ‘. ferreted in the sante objects-we sympathise in the I well recollect that, in answer to the circular letter same sentiments, and thus our general stock of which your Committee wrote some years ago to all benevolence is increased. the country asylums, to learn their practice And R. " I have always thought it an important part of sneers', several of them told us that they had efs Illy my duty, as Governor of Brthlem Hospital. to go fectrd many cures among those of their patients, I I .lifli. through the wards of it, and to see every patient in who were of the labouring class, and who were lip; them, whenever the opportunity has occurred. therefore prone to work. Plow, the greater part of - PPro- The visitation of a lunatic is always highly agree- our patients are of this description, and I shoulffre- • - 1 eso able to him, as proving that he is not forgotteti, and commend their being employed in our garden if it l else ~,,d shatidooed by society. It is also a strong incentive were enclosed with walls. Our funds. however. do h u t to the person who has the care of him in the di,- not now enable as to wall in the garden to prevent 'free charge or his duty. Humanity has lately made the escape of the patients; and I fear that ill re great adv ince. in die care of insanity •; we live in would be some diffi . colty in finding such garden 1 ein c nines which are touch more favourable than those tools as might be safely placed in their hands. We 'il:e. which have past to persons afflicted with insanity. might, however, easily contrive to employ them in . dirt A man now talks to his friends,without repugnance. the house in platting straw, in making matting, rally ' of his near relation bring disturbed in mind, and paper bags for the shops, list shoes sod carpets, and sale he shitiks it his duty to see such relative frequently various other articles. Work is now done by only 15 " in his confinement ; whereas, till withiti the last two male patients, one of whom makes shoe*, and lade . tew years, when a proem was sent to a mad-house, the other straw baskets; both these puttents one • a t• odd his family made as much a point of putting him very properly allowed to sell their work, and I cans rely, IPA of their minds, ea if he haul been consigned to not see why others should not be encouraged Iv the grave. 1 have been all my life in the practice work in the same way." n st of visiting W. asylums of lunatics, as: well upon His Lordship again congratulated the Governors . . Per the Continent NV at home; formerly, perhaps from on the remarkable improvement which had am, , motives of curiosity only, but 1 trust latterly from of late effected, both iu the moral and medical . eof some desire to serve my fellow -creatures. and I ant management of the insane (laying particular titre), - g re of sure that I have not on ten occasions witnessed a upon the former). He adverted to the numerous . I . lunatic visited by either • relative ur a friend till testimonies of approbation which were constantly ~ • . within the few last years. offered in the visiting-book, by persons of every 4, When 1 have of late years gone through the rank and profession, and by natives of every coon- wards of our Hompital.4 have been much pleased try ; and he concluded by urging upon all the g alt with every thing I have observed in them. Very Goveors the duty of more freqiient personal hi- m) , i m p ose d upon the. +bisectio rn n and attention to the important Institution ..i Or.. little personal restraint is isles patients, mud when it has been unavoidably applied, over which they presided. ''l • ran it his been only for a short time : un unfortunate II . and out sufferers are now chained without clothes to our Extract of • letter from the Agent to Lloyd' s et 1 , i. . walls, as formerly ; too wretched patient is enraged Rio Janeiro, dated 31st July :-" The fhtion Poe. • 1 •.1 Id.; in iron; and the strait waistcoat is now so much tuguese frigate, Russo timid° brig, Marco de (slue i 1 . . 250 out of use iii our Hospital, that there was this day via, and Liberal corvettes, sailed the 14th insta n t; i tit , no one of the 223 . patients in the House so confined. it is said for the porpoee of preventing assistance . : .I Bs' I thick it my duty noon every occasion to deprecate from Portugal entering Bahia, and to compel the 4" this horrible nistrument of restraint, as being highly European soldiers stationed there to return to Eu. • ,30 unfavourable to respiration and health, iudentiog rope." ' t 1: . - •I i.„ • .