The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-09-28 00:00:00

TO . ;s: Ay the Het. Poetkeeme,(W. i t eutedkit relative te pensions; be thought that when arent - ed th ey *wed tom fsiocsi end certain. The lion. 090110110•1140 oat correct in Meting it AO lie *eyrie:Oat Alf am!. sernment to very the penalties in comegnencr . of the shertri eircurnmences of the party receiving et, Lowunas mid.: he tunibboeine in rumen, where a was practised. Ms. Huns said th.e Act. of PitiliovestAy wbislh ry '" 0 . 10 went no tvaidstmi pealed Moe Yen,. %Vali reaper' to the giantism before them, he oh. armed there was no wientioo N We bastnace if the age sr the Cattlemen. The CIII6IIIIIAN said the ego of the Galtieggaq hat nothing to do with the grounds on which this itetinion was reeommended. irtr. Husk said Ise was aware of that. But be i.b . ;.;-ird to pensioning this Gentleman. who. be be. was not more than forty y.ors of age, by • ti:ch the Compeoy would shut themselves out from • hsvieg the benefit, of his services should.. de eltoble opening occur to employ them. He tbere• liar moved as GU amendment— That the Court, taking all lbteirCOOMOSOCloo(llllc.C.same Morilese's ease ism cosialderstion, recommended to the Caws of Directors to take the Earliest omiortanity of ens. playbill him to mate ailaition ohm" his abilities and rape. 3ror• might be of service to the Compsoy. Jr. LowNDIX seconded the amendment. The CHAIRMAN said, the dif f iculty of finding a towable employment in this rose state out of the ki.gth Of service of the Gentleman in question. To place him in another department, accordieg to his m•Liarity. could not be done without great cruelty and injustice to other meritorious servants in those departments, anal he must therefore oppose the lion. Proprietor's amendment. In reply to the other Hon. Proprietor (Mr. Low/rides), hr must in. form I . that no junior clerk had been appointed, and consequently no patronage exercised. After some further conversation, in which Mr. S. Minx, the CHAIRMAN. and Mr. PATERSON participated, Mr. Hung replied. The atnenritneist was then put and negatived. The main question was afterward,' put and carried. Mr. Mtn, with refeience to the papers laid on the table respecting Hertford College. complained that only the toles had heel, rend. lie entered at some length into the grounds of his objection to the whole ,)stein of the establishment. and com plained of the illiberal treatment Dr. Gildinet had experienced. 11 V. LOWNDIVI then rose. The CHAIRMAN observing there WII9 no question before thew, the Court uus adjourned. Captain W. H. L. DA LRY so PLR was sworn into the command of the ship Vassittort yesterday, at the Court of East India Directors. The Fostritrart is consigned to St. Helena, Bombay. and China. Interesting dispatches have been received from. Persia, which announce to Ministers the intrigues of the Russian agents in that country, and indicate the drsigna of the Court of Petershurgli. The footing they have obtained is an firm that they no longer consider it necessary to disgruse their projects. On the death of the reigning Monarch, who is in the lost stage of decline, they consider it as certain that they will posoess the complete control. The Rus sian Charge d'Affaires at Tehran declared publicly, that in future the Persians must be content to re ceive their Sovereigns from Russia; to which he added, England could not reasonably object, as she gives away kingdoms every day in India. The re ;;uler army of Russia now in Georgia, and on the line of the Caucasus, is upwind, ul 100,000 men, of which 30,000 are part of the late army of occupation in France. They have been actively in the field fnr the last two years against the tiehirlows mo d Daughistanies. The It a.sian Charge el'A Mires, at a dinner which he gave to Critish Officers in the Persian service, said openly that General Yarma loff. Governor General in Georgia, would be in Tabries in leis than four months. Six days' Intim+, he said, would bring their infantry and ar tillery to Tabries, after whit!) what was there to stop them till they come to the' ! The Russians have taken possession of a place on the Casinos,. bear Asterabart, mild have it clever inan, of the name of Morieviedl. arinitigst the Turcoenans. belongs to the Quarter-master Genenit's der Pertinent. It is the oponioit of the Eritisit i oSceri in the service of Persia, that there is - reseeret uhder. stisodirig between the Conn and th e Fifasinus--for the army of his Royal flightier.* A t hena 'lllEitx.t, Prince Royal pf Persia, has heeh auffkrad to dwindle to almost iiethntgq. The infantry amounts only to 11.7113 men. of all ranks upon piprr; hits they have scarcelv ever hero mustered eir drilled—are 11( vied. frd arid clothed; and, indeed, Completely alsourioned. ii)iijor.General Sir TIMM AS BAlsl N 6. COT. otsiialing the Nltanster district, will in a few days continence his hilt-yriaily Inspection of the regiments under his conniainl, int. Scots Parris, I ith Lancers, 10th Vet era') B 44d, and 79th. The rilornirig Clirosick of yesterday seems willing to t zive fairthrr cuiditinition to the imputed under. stai.ding lactween ilie Citra rustiest! suit the leaden: of the hin' Catholics, that Emancipation is to "he the rewara of the pusaire conduct of that lady in r•lsttosi to the proc,:eilings against her Nr6JESTY. " The piece of a.k.a.'s...- it tame., L v firth from a respectable quarter." Thutigh we are 14 no means dal/WWII to question the truth of this btairturolt, it in no degree sliske4 the convi ction be. foie exprease.l by saa, that the Catholics would lie utterly inc.ipsble of entering . t utu such iidrxraidittic contract. We laid heels of opinion th*t the Cathodic questaon cou'ained sufficient sources or lie itself, without raising • coilisterail our, so preg. omit with the seed• of dtriansci. and we sun. corgi hope that this is the last which shall heat of it.• CORN bXCHANGE, StrrEmsta 27. /Is addition to a I irge quantity of stew Wheat which re alms d over hut& Slisnilay's market, we had ...wrest fresh ar elvish fans Suffolk Chia usiorosisc; but the demand beisic trillium, eery few sales could be made. •Ithossch tie Sweat qualities weer offered at au abatement of from Is. to 2e. per quarter. We bad a fair supply of barley Guns Suffsolis t 'shifts met heavy sale, even of the finest samples, at lilumbsy's prices; kit •tbe ordinary qualities are I. per quartet lower. Oafs silidifreely. ors Nil 60 veil 14,600 forms Shroday, in runtraverseor of Alm mune ly of rhe.porft ahetti. this work a~tittfNt se'. lON et brtide !Min 1 11 6 env, between the Eprievitosi 1 &Wei held Popes there. is anent serer •• • FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. kriin Immo, firrreisaza ?I. The Clussilev of peers will hold its a. 'Odom es she 104 °worm; teethe trial of all she lodevidosh senteed or being implocated in the ausegieticy of the 10th of lest August: Grist chimes have bees skis to the lettelee dlepwitine DT the Closiiber of Depute, ; ,hear Ogler* ow* twura.rd .▪ 11011 i ti 1041; the aggineetation Wilke number of DeptalieS Jl hat reodedir them iediepeombii. The individelis rootweted with the pew will be placed in front of the Teatime. By the new sresagensents, the trail will laureate what lt was at the time of K. erecting, for the Coon& ot five Hundred. The Hell of Coelerdice is enriched with the at** of Henry previewed to the Chamber by the Comte Dijon ; it will be 'placed entesite Ina colossal bast of the Duke de Berri. The Promies Gavedimeet Ise 'awed aB Meow* Letup& sod other Secret Ilseistigs to be dosed, whoever h. that woes or regulations. It is thought that this step will IHJ followed by the other Stales of Germany. The centuries which has agemotted such creel ravages IN the hided of Afejoren is approseltiog le its Her Royal Highuess the Dories. of Berri; wM cleeely approseltee the period to warmly desired by all Passer. bus asked that the Ilse picture painted, b 7 M. Binges should be placed in her aportotest, it grater that .he may hove it soder her eyes at the esement of her delivery. The picture was tragaferred there yesterday morning. 11ADIUD. gsrmnuma 11. The King dojo,* the hest health porsibtr, nod laws his, ateedomed widk every day with the Quires. At the time of their ippeoratire the people are '.ter in expediting the meet betty scelammigue word their Ilajealive. A echoosser from the Havattnah lea enteredthe of Gdit..lt hue raided, among other theme, .bar 0.0 l mot by the inhabitants of that puttee to the friends of the victims whe perished she 10th of last March is that city. streemouta 14. The Goverment! receives very salvantsgettos propose,* from dirldest foreigners fur the long of 100 military it pro poses to malip. SAMBURGH NAIL MIAMIIIIIOII, savegaince le. Accrete from Austria, of Sept. 7, rya, "The army which is at present in fall march to Naples, and which et first cos seted of only 21 minters of infantry, II mimesis of es 'airy, mad the necessary artillery, is Now revered tea re glowers of infantry,lB regiments of cavalry, and a corps of artillery to proportion. This whole army must be assem bled at Treviso by the Ifith of this month. Il is said, that in the latest note of the Austrian Greenfield it Is stated that •11 these tomer are placed at the disport tif the kßili male Kist of Naples. rovnueavaeu, action 30. The health of the Greed Disehras Akituadiria is entirely established, and it is expected she will set mot I. September to pay a visit to the King her father at Berlin. The Permian Ambassador, Mime Abdul Hasson Khan, has passed through Mistake, on his refers to Persia. He gees by the way of Moscow sad MaaallW, arelltaUllth 9. The Russian and Polish cavalry, stationed about Warsaw were reviewed yesterday before his Majesty the salperor sod the Grand Duke Constantine, on the plebes between (Biros asid Bokser. and to-day the second division of infantry will be reviewed. The corps of troop% which. the Emperor re viewed oe 'held of this month amounted to 30,000 OWL £0508? 30. The Carlsonsti in Genoa have p;esesited an address to the Director General of Police, in which they tearer their attac►meet to the King, and their tlrtestatioa Sr merrier. The City of Genoa Is improved daily by plaismtirs of trees, laying art new public walks, and by widening the narrow streets. The harbour is full of Foreign ships, tiled of which, buterrer, depart without freight; as the eery an emirs Genoese vessels have all the export trade, sire they have no more to fear from the Barbary Pirates. They even make voyages to the Antilles and the Slulisceas, to fetch the produce of theme countries. The seafaring people galo by this, but the merchants complain of the stagnation of heelless. The magazines alike free port irefult of resaleable merchan dise. The chief article of speculation for the Italian trade is corn foam Odessa. Genoa alone expects above 40 calicoes. The Government rtnploys nomrrous hands that would other wise be idle on the fortifications upon the Royal Palate Ind other works. The great body of the people are in germl very well satisfied with their condition. 'mown, sorrow ...2w 8. For some time past we have had here one Ls Fesiche, for merly a French Colonel, one of the most violent adherents of Bipooparse, sad a furious enemy to the Bourboes, against whets he utters the must hostile expressions. The pretext or she carte of his coming here is a claim upon the Borariao Government, as holder of the assignment fur 00,0011freacs which Bonaparte gave him open the sum that be reserved to himself on the cession of Bayreuth. vromnoim, sarromoon 12. His 11ajesty the Ring and Crown Priitee arrived here on Saturday, the 9th, in Rutml health, by which the tempersry Government has ceased The prospect of a general than. dant harvest has induced the King to allow the exportation of all descriptions of grain linty free.—(fhneburgh Papers. Stplowbgr 19). _ _ CANADA. -...- MONTREAL, AVEUST 12. The steam-beet Lady Sherbrooke brought up last Thursday between 300 and 400 emigrants. They came from the written' part of Scotland, you slot principally of artisans, mod are the first division of a body of 1,900, who, after a year's solicitutton, hove obtained from Government arreistauce in their emigration. The 'expense of their passage to this gauntry they have themselves defrayed, but Govern. went provides transport from Quebec to Perth, the piece of settlement. On their arrival there, tech family is to be furnished with 1,000 fret of beards, end other materiels for the coostructiou of a dwel ling-house, together with agricultural implements, seal-corn neat spring, mod Tattoos fur a certain period. With their loortion-ticket, f e y one him. deed s ows pi . laud, they are to pectic!' 31., SI. more et the expiration of two months, and 511. at that of lex; in all 10/ , whir•ll, together w.tli (the estimat ed expense of their transport to the settlemen.), is to he refunded, without interest, at the end of 10 years. The conditions of the grant 4.f loud are. that in three years five eerusatioll have hreo cleared, end • suitable dwelling-house erecter'. On. the fulfil. meat of these, there will be del.verrel to slim a title-der d, the experrse of which ilds.) Joey will be required.io pay. We have touch edriol43 fo.coogro relate ourselv,. ou the acquisiitona intlustrorns body, which, in the event of as rear• with our neighbours, will, with the eatlitaey populattua settled to Ilticitnimid rind Perth, tint only place shut 1n of the frontier iiiAletfect recurtiy : . bntfiiruislo a disposable force eTAise. must Turrnidahle de ocriptian. . lituEscc. JULY 31. Foot hundred end faunteen w,r of tesselr• and 0.376, 'cutlery lane arrived this *caw's fruiu Greet Brit.oni end Ireland.. - - • i The South,w,tk'Spepoue were j but io coueetinedee yf tits press vl byeinees et. the Old . Uailty, the 1,914 D MAYOR rim tosilir . t)ie ctsakr imijoitroiug theta the Otiobir MSAIOIRS OF VIE 134R0P1 111R04441 A pamphlet with the above title. prafemisigitillig, written by Berga►ol himself, Walt publistbril in Pu►a on Friday last. Bergami enters into no details a. to hi. birth. but cutollstes himself to simply Mabee, that his family. after having once been rich, becalms pear. He entered the French array► .std having distinguished himself, he was made an officer. ft we. iso this qtiality that he found himself under the indenter General Pine, and not in wieldy of caerier. He al rms. that he I wice stared the life of her Itoyel Highness ► and theory •role a feeling of• gratin/dein the mind of the Miners.. to which I*. attribute. his elevation. INSOLVENT DEBTORS" 'COURT. ealre2lllllll 27. William Ryrie, a gentleman of fashionable sp. peannice. was opposed by Mr. Cooke. on behalf of Mr. Charles.Futleng, ou the ground that the M. solvent had obtained money to ■ considerable amount from Mr. Furlong under false pretences, and without having had at the time of contracting the debt any ►e•awsble hope of repaying it. The debt to Mr. Furlong asasiented to 1401. money lent to the Insolvent, or paid to his use while travelling and residing in France. The Insolvent had, by way of part payment, drawn two bills of exchange, one on Mr. Woodbridge, of Richmond, in Surrey, for 404 land one foe SOL o• the late Doctor Colquhoun, the Police Magistrate. The bills were bosh presented ! mid dishonoured, the pa►ties on whom they were drawn having no effects in their hands. The Prisoner underwent a long examination. in which he stated that he had bad no funds in the hands of Doctor Colquhoun or Mr. Woodbridge at the time of drawing the bills. but he swore that he had presented a Bank of lEnglatid note to Doctor Colquhoun by way of compensation for trouble. which was accepted, with • promise that it should he at all times available to Mr. Ryris's service. He also swore that Mi. Woodbridge had pro. wised 'to hosiour any of his bills to a reasoisable amount. When he incurred the del* he had con.. ceived himself entitled to a sum of 8,0001. from his Majesty's Government, •s representative of an uncle who had contracted for some works in Dominica, although the Lords of the Treasury had a year be fore refused to acknowledge hit claim. The Court, no witoes.es being called to the con. nary, believed the story to be correct, and die. charged the Insolvent. TRIGONOMETRICAL SURrEr. We hero froth a sisielltern correepoodeol. that Dr. SPCA- Inch, of Blackheath, has been in the Shetland Isles all thia mummer, by order of the Board ofOrduance, Wog sauteieled with the trigonometrical survey Nader the late (keen) Mudge, and continued by Captain Colby. The ',odium oh. jest of the survey is to ascertain the specific gravity sad danoily of the earthed the shalom'. and in the circuits where the Zenith Sector Ass placed. for determining the extreme soethera point of the meridiousl are begun by the late Ge net& Boy, sod Now continued from Denson to Balls. These enerectioas are required to determine say eventual swam arising from a deviation is the plumb line, and aloe the local billoesusse eapible of affect Mettle pendulum, is used by Dr. Gregory sad M. Blot, and mere lately by Captain Koller. The whole is coonemed with similar ohscroationa, carried ou for mum Yearimest, Oa the meridional are in qnestion as it pups, through l&gland and Scotland. This effeet aw as trosomical instruments was first noticed by the Freud, *ad Spaofsh aalrgeomers II South America, and applied by J. Maskelyse se the problem of determining She earth's duality. It is treated of at full length In Berea De Zilch's work, sad the ',emit, n 1 atirodine to it was strongly urged by the late lamented D. Playfair. The madam of the Beard of Ordisaace, in selecting Dr. 111.Colloch for as iw vertigatioe of sorb importance to science, deserves the highest praise, and is ass earnest of the attention they have paid Is the doe and accurate eXeCeliell of this important work. Dr. Ill'eallocis is (twitter, we are informed. extend ing his observations, sous to farm • geological map of the Shetland isles. which will be added to the general geologi. mil cud miaml map of Scotland, in which be has made an great progress, and which, we understand. will be shortly published by the Board of Ordnance, in a form correspond. leg with that of the maps now publishing wider their is spection. NAVAL INTRLLIGENCE. serrnista 26. _ . Arrived the Horsely, Hill, fres Srayroa. Sailed the eineinastas. Griswold, for New York ; Marcia, —, for St. Thomas's; Mar, —, for St.Juha's ; and seve ral others. •ir.atOVTN, IFPTC/1111111 74. Arrived the Hope, Gonrney, from Virginia. in 33 days. Sailed the Swifniere packet with made for the liilseric HARWICH, streams= Id. Arrived the Beaufoy packet with a mad from Cuxhaven. WrIIMOWTH, serrestalta 25. The French sehatnser, L R, of *hoot 30 lons hordes, Paris, waster, was drives on shore on Portland beach yes. terday atorning, with the loss of one buy. The cargo is saved. num. sameness 25. Ar►ived the Hehe. Cosozont, from Davis's &rails, IS Isis, 570 butts; and Henry, Plaxtun, fr►ur ditto, 11 fish, 4110 butts. ♦BVRDEV(, urrTsmars. 93. Arrived the Letitia, Clark, from Davis's Straits, 16 nab, 170 tans. Dram, sgoesmista Arrived and rennin, the Hon. East India Compauy's ships Bombay, Hamilton; Herefordshire, Hope; Marquis of Ely, Richardson ; nail William Pitt, _Graham from China; Daphoe, Mations, frame Calcutta ; William Remo, Drip. hart; Sir James Weeks, Lacy; and Thetis, Middleeme, from Jamaica; Waterloo, Promo, from Rio Janeiro; Lion, Ilia, from Leghorn; and Helen ilrun, from Ancona. The Daphne left Caleueta 16.11 /day, W and St. Helena on the 9th Alleged ; on the 4th September spoke the Grenada, fmm Batavia ; passed the Resell, Meteor, off Seam which had put hark, sappoard in distress. The Mary, Lusk, smiled shoat 14 days previous. Came &Mil from the River the Prince Blucher, Johnston, fur Madras and Bengal, and sailed with the whole of the out ward,bound. Put back with loss of anchor and cable the Joseph Greco, Gleuny. GRAYMISPID, IlltrTlMlrll 26. Smiled the Brilliant, Fewn, for Cekutia. cot o, sitrriwora 21. The General Washiegton, Capt. Leaeock, from Norfolk, arrived yesterday iu Cove, to Lerky and etlark, spoke the following VeM , CIP un her passage : Friday. lit Sepieuilier. lit: 40. ss. long. 45. 40. brig Po. mina, of Gi mooch, 10 day ! from St. John's, New Bruns. wick, bused in Liverpool Thursday,7th Sept. Int. 47. 13.10ag 34.10. shipSemanah, of Put Glasgow , .11 days hues Liverpool, bound to the bay of Shilore, Norle Americo. Friday, Sill September, fat. 41. 14. 10,4.32. 10. brig John and Charlotte, of ?levelled', from London. Tuesday, 11th Slptemher. tat. 49. N. lent. 17. 13. ship Mamma Ave of Literpool, it. J•tys from Liverpool, hued iv Cliortestio. cover .11411f7tOiii swoon stwastwa. wallow," NW. 17. i Eill roci The .such sad low day of the Comet '.chid at teisant- Colette* N. Clehetivirressel, 4 the litb reftilisewl We [dente. us dunes referred armless Mon by &iris' tbe 1 of Chttrainpflaw, the Colisnel Of the meowed. The Court ism at balf.pnet eleven o'clock. The Earl of Carelorriplus real Air 'trine% reply. Tins tresideat thee obstwiresl that the trial was concluded FATAL ACCIDENT. Oa WesloreAsy last a melancholy tieestetelite teak plate at %aim Peters, heir Waslinetwa. W l = Al le"? 1 1 44 Rail• Ut Weill Oren Hall, wear V whet, mot of Lyme, eras 'skew • saoreleg rid*, tiptisaireeira by Aeithaity Hantassitsd. Faq. Mr H.'s h...' MI 6 sad It isle haled on the spot. la the &erased arre a LllAised M str s . tamale hashati d, wader parse, leeks( . mod " retiatahle fretted. As • lawyer be wee ralueat, sad enitatteasly riot hie utak. Ist web iss he seed of it, wblett was yetsertilly received by ell teeth the moot prafsiusiol vesterstissi. H. wee • *Mee atatneari of Lusa awe heal &lira She Civic Chair a that lessittll• 0 . goo"; a most isaporesive sermon was preseAseilleie the aeforte• mete eie•••••••••e at Dowshan by dr IksP. Mr. lachilits,. free Proverhe, meek. v. 1. MARL ITS. Pram ths"Lserhais ifereawlde Pries Anne," aopfewsber 20, 1020. •-• stem INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PiIODUCR. Codas.--The market es the whole has twee dell siert see last sad the heavier's done bas been rather lieseed ; Wedusadsy,us 46 bleak. and 1,050 bogs of S. Dainties", Pee heremmthe le seams, and were expected to go Ismer I. amen. gorses of the gas tweet breaths oe • flat market, she Obi: lota were sold ist 1011 s. del. befog a fall of is. per cwt. bet there were masy buyers, mad the price advanced during the mle to 1131 s. • • mile of eyed and flee *Misery Jamaica us Psidsy went ud steadily at • proportionate redaction. *. DOWASISO was sold is large precis on Saturday at 131 s. per cwt. The stock of W. 1. Coffee is sow 3,670 tone, being 1,760 less than at this tinge last year, present prices 20s. per cwt. higher. B. P. Mogi" leave bees is steady demand, anal in masy instances ls. shave our last quotations has been psi& Fauttlat Sitittans.-Havannah remain" Needy, MOrkerto were inlverliretel for public sale, but the white was sold by private contract, and the yellow withdrawn. Tam mock of B. P. Seger is wow 10,570 casks legs than Siollilwies at this time, pretest prices id. per art. lower per 45.11010 average. Ron.-The demand hs• but. steady at the former prices. • The prevent stork of Ross is 19,230 poiselymens, sad price of pooh Is. 11. per gather. Stock last year same date was 119,132 puncheons, and price of proofs 2s. S.I. per patios. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. COTTON -The Cotters market continues to be much op. Peted, sod prices remain nominally the same as quoted I. our last, except fur East India, which is a few partial is. Masers breve been offered o. rather lower teens, io curse. peace of the East India Company havule declared about 4,000 hales Smut, 3,000 bales Bengal, and 500 hi', for sale on Friday the 13th prompt 16th lanesso, 1911, to which very considerabh additions are tape .ted to be. glade. The sales of the week are 90 Peres nuuccus, fair to Pad 141141. a 153 d.; 300 Sara. (1n hood), ordinary to fair slid..; 400 Bengal (ditto), middling 6111. tqd., good 7;d. ag 7 1.; total 790 bags. The imports are 392 hogs Per. easaboceo,lo4 Berbice, 75 Carriacou sad Grenada, 29 West boas, 1,421 Surat, total 2,021 bags. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Sereatiei 23, 1820. The COTTON market was steady in the early part of the week, but hos Mere become Gat, owing tee the limited de. SlSied we have had sinew Monday, sad it has closed at a general decline of 14. per lb. ou almost all alearriptioss.--. The sales are 5,900 hap, eossistiog of 190 Sea Weeds at 19d. a Is.; 40 maimed at 14d. a 151.1.; 2.000 &weds at 104. • ltd.; 380 Chimes at 11d. a 1314. • 860 Perosens at 144. a 154.; 700 Bahia. 130. a 1461.; 900 Maranhaens at 13d. a ; 390 Minas Geese' at Ilid. a lltd.; 40 Bar. babes at 1114.; 170 Carthagenas at ION.; 250 Units at 744. a 90. ' • and 110 Bengal; at 71d. • ltd. per lb.; there have beets taken on speculation abort 500 Boards.... The import is 497 begs West tuella. 673 &Haim, 1,002 New. Orleans, 1,868 Brazils : total 4,700 bags. The Sugar market matinee* dull fur brown and low mirk. Ming descriptions, but the better kinds or middling and good have met a ready sale at an advance of Is. per cwt.; the quantity offered is greater than the demand frogs the trade can take off, and of 1,200 casks brought to public sae only 800 were sold; our present stock is 8,400 casks; 50 chests of Bahia Sugar were offered at anctiusa, and the greater part sold at 355. 0.1. • 40s. averaging 38s. 3d. foe low mpg white. The Hie vannali offered this week consisted of 350 boxes white, and 240 buttes yellow which went at 515. fur middling. Ms. 6.1. to 00s. fur good to line white, 32. 64. guard meow brawl% middling to good yellow 335. a 36r., and one lot Hoe 39a. 311. per cwt. The bassists. Jure is Coffee is con fined to a free lots, consisting of good Domingo at 126 a. id., fine ordinary Havannah 1275., Jamaica Aso or. dinary to middling 128 s. a 130 s. Deitch good ordinary 1211 s. &l and meddling 138 s. In Cocoa, Ginger and Pimento nothing doing. For Carolina Rice of flue quality 20.. has been paid, bat there is little inquiry fue the article. Rums still cQatiaue very dell, sod strong Demerara, 35 0. P. has sold at 3s. per gallon. Dyrwoods are steady; 30 toms Cubs Ftistic bate been disposed of at 8L 1011. a N. 15s. sad 80 tuns solid NicaragusWood at 241. • 241. MP( Ashes are selling Iu small parcels at last week's prier". The anneerons sales of Hides hare gnome off gemwally with spirit, and at an ad vance of id. per lb. viz. 15,000 B. A. dry, prime 104. a 101 d. sad • small lot at 104.1. fair to good at 9d. • 91d. middling 844. • 8)41. aid 'Greeter light Cow 71.1.; 12,000 Horse 7a s 7s. 361. slid 3,000 salted Horse moil Mole 7s. Al. each. Tallow is in better demigod. In Tobacco there have here but few sales made, either to the trade or for expuit, We have to notice • farther decline if 4d. to 0.1. per bushel on all ilexes lotions of Wheat ewe eve last, hut there has in consequence been more Leese* lister, and the buyers generally sheer more emilidegice. A =of 550 barrels Cloned. Floor, offered by section on y, was sold at 2da. 94 a 275. 361. for partial suer, sod SOL to 31e. per barrel fir ...eft of good quality. The 4. mend liew American Fluor fur export I. very limited. .Quereitro• Berk has bee. more ineyquireal fur, and about 100 casks Phi ladelphia of fair quality, have bleu disposed/if *cahoot 17.. per cwt. A small lot of ad India Madder Roots brought by auction 519.6 d. per cut. There has bees a peed inquiry fur Leentio Juice, and iib.int 00 pipes leer been sold at 11.1. for pod strengths, and 4s. 44. to 4.. Sd. per gallon fur very et roug. . Oil is wait' lower, sod bat little bushiest bay been dune at the deeliue. Seed Oils arc statiusary. Kaman SUGARS have been in moderate demand at line priers gamed in our last; to day there has out been much business done. Postscript, Tuesday, September 26, 1820, Pour ()Vinci. R. P. SUGARS were in stonily demand to day, s.d a fair quantity was mad at prices which will justify as advance uf le. in the prier+ of brow. and 'middling qualities. A sale at the Baer Rodin Honiie iif 25,4711 hoe* Sugar went off wells the owed sod fine white Helical and the thy Jars relit Is. 2s. Coratit.—Tbere was no public sale 10-ibi, 411141. ',Greyly may braises dame by private contract. SW bop Emu IsAis Coffee sold to-day at 1300. a 136.. &I. per tut. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. UN (*lir Es. Bills. 1..4 5 3 pr. 5 per Ct. N. Asa. log I Lodi. Ticket...ill. ISa. Imp. 3 per Ct. Ana 055 (aulms. 31 ills. India I Stock os Coos. for Acc.....669 laths liesde..iu 21 pc. I Ni . ma F. we. UIIr,TED 1100T711111 Ilf EETI NG. Itimiralf- Tbe Rates essiovored will. the Catechists, Welter Silber of Mrs. soet, for Hooters earrollg 13 btume, •hich was wow Isy The Marquis of Ifoottes b. b. Ilitspitslity Mr. Msole's M. g. Hartristo Lord Kesossrly's Isr. h. &doom .. Sorqrsswf.lllestly's M. g. John Mo. d Tint were toisooy.two titbit flobseribon to the *she., who did not mar. A flold Cop of 14108.. loin bAgr. then Iris the Wire Sob.e.ipthms, with 6llgs.a4drd from the foods of the Meet ing, for hones bred to tither of the roar esissities. Air A. Rososay's eh. m. Broom ..... The Marquis of Nrsity's be g. Somprr Lord Keisowly's br. b. Bolietr WEDNESDAY. A Purse of 80go. giros by the Slesobrrs for the Cosalir♦ of Aberdesto sod Kowardioe, for ell arc—Hems. is.► smiles, Liroiriasit Gerseral Hunter's h. Iv. The Greco Hag 1 Ittr J. Hems Illaxwell's b. b •.. I dr A Perot of follgs. mem by the Member for the Growl ..f Puffer, for all ages. Heat., two silos. Mr. Farquherrotes 4. h. Lostemier 1 I Cattail Heiser's eh. Es. alodstwoioolls LAtaisot 2 2 Aleneh for leep. lb., Sir A. Renteres eh. at. Barmy Lord ICreisedy's be. ► labour. 11110SSDAT. A Furst of Fifty Guineas, given by the Lord Lieutenant of Aberdeenshire, fur ell ages.-.-Hests, two voiles. Mr. Maul?, by. g. Heisteqaia. The Marquis id Meetly'. Hospitality I lain. A Pew of Fifty Guineas, given by the Citizens of Aberdres. Heats 1b... aide,. My A. Ramsay s eh. M. Beely walked over *Caws,. A Parse of Fifty Guineas, given by the Ear, of Aberdeen. Lieut..Gesieral Hunter's bay horse, The Greet' Bag.. 1 1 Lord Huntley', Bumper de The Brachia. Plate 4 f Fifty Gebteee. given by Jae Ding. Esq. U.. sole. Siesstlenies riders. Marquis of Heatly's bl. g. Jobe Mai 1 I Lord Keasedy's Bolivar. 2 dr 111 RTH . Os Moods, Inornino, Sept. 11 1 1, Lads Charlotte Nevin?. of a &toilette', ■1 the Rectory house of Hawstdest wear Chester. DEATHS. Oa Friday last, in her boast, Chapel street, IlYnnvewar. 'last, Catberiee, daughter iir the late Right. Hun. 1,1,ty Janet, sad Sir Robert Austraiber, Bart. of livicerke, Aire, N. 3. On Sateidsy evening, the 13d instant, soddenly, Mr. Rubt. Hewitt, of the Middle Temple, and of Waiwurth. On Therelsy, the 31.1 Mt. at Killin, aged RA. the Very Rev. Wea. Beaumont Reehby, D.D. Dean of Rnrhesser. He was travellsag wish hie friend, Dr. Thacker's!, Prevost crif King's Cullege, Cambridge, and died after three days MUH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. ilisteitg Is •flee I. I Evening 48 after 6 COAL MARKET, Stamm'Eat 27. Sipa, at Market. Mira said. Price. 07 Nrirraisile 13 Sanderlasd ....... 13 1 Eigila Main......... 1 -a Od to 34. 91 By lies Majesty's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. LLAKE'S Genuine PILLS, pitly famous for Curing, in all its Stages, a Certain Danes. Otte small Pill is a dose; sad the taking of oar Hex, is a ro. .• ant Case, will seas coseviare the Pettiest .1 the eartaisty slf Ms speedy recovery. Nothing cm I. better contrivedloomo silk, or wore coseesieut Chas Ibis remedy, for sueliilp OA obliged to ge jemmies or to sea, as it seeds au essiselorat or restraint diet; sod SO years experience (is so lismoi sive practice) las proved that it will effect a curs, wine re peated 'sheathes sod all other methods avail *sailer. /or as Scurvy sad other Musical Diaarders, Ibis Medkise Ms sot its parallel. Upwards of 40,4119 peewees, let bleb .oddly leave bees radically eared of the above creel Die. draw wields the last rigid ram PrePered sad sold by IBC sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SONS, Sucre.' at their beaux, Mt. 9, New Bridgeacreet, is boxes of °sly Sc. IM. eat+, 'duty ischaled.-44.8. Two back doors aad BON is the passages at sight. They are alas told by ibex mpoiststest, wide emboss directions, at Mr. liepbenes Try.ehop, 103, Oxford-strew; Mr. Diobersegb's, 7, OM. iltfeet-bill, needy opposite she Mesessent • at Mr. Itasitire. ; Mr. Newbery's, Dublin ; s ad by ewe ream is every considerable town is Great Britain sod Ireland Advice gratis to taking the above, or mbar d the Psoprietere 111 icimes.—.Gleots sad Seminal Weak eases clued, sad letters, post paid, asserted. • See the list published by the Royal College of Sourish is weds, hetisir in re. Me freesia's's oily--tise clue effectual. ACAN DID Exsosiustioo of Protasis..' Pre. trueness is esly to be bored by these Woo are cow. some of incapacity. hopremed et so ray periedodose pelbellonel room with tha impertasee of a snore saute abeam se a dam of die. moss peculiarly effectisg the webs sgensime of Nabs* we boldly deviated from sabot wee held le he medical maw dog ; attacked elle vessels, of omprinbm, sod, by dm festiog its vile purposes, emelder oneedien justly mottled to that appeasties sod plemege ebbe, be twang years, Mee reworded war memeeill wed anemd skies. The estimation of mar miliglionsi lonehrin, who bagemoly e f peal to our elides, is es siditiseel o zellieellses ese Aside, whams estberig ism the OW, elemegllts mid se it is by Ilse most leediessisis et eissell every PregemorM 611 Md. deepens, Miirm smosi ilVlS tiiii the esestity of ewe fame Isom envy or • nisu The impetuosity of path, or tbe moessemew ens et restless in Me measseer ma, often lowl to she Ws* of is consagiuses dimes; happy, third.., may the meg sor cant be celled, wimps onsisty cos be alleviated by e lbw days' are; wed moo is the mars ationseed stages chmumw brined by 11111111MOUS smosenem, we OM illesOmMese amen. bow, by ressiseleg Ike irellimest cramdis ems effseden‘ Every .mole deem sr foudieed dbilesinemb WO. hotel to the generative osesemp, Ys emelly WOW ewe owls's, and will yield to ewe oNsellen. Ames, Obsesses dieuesee of tbe embus, mu= constitutional de rangements, of however keg The child of iambics may be itseessed to app ewe, end, Instead of ban commuted by .Noresma Drbsisty, ha .in circulate tbe manlier praetor oigisseeimmale. The limos. of as Advertieemest de net else ibe eleseillemies ut one subjects, but they sto senplgibleffell he a West we Wooly published, called tioAllgitqf 114411asspil ml. .f which, semegeoled with se ineesselLpesseine, are umiessable =t a s sermimp f omr gesmil DNA am be had at le, ; IS, Psll. ; 41, Pocedilly ; 14, Ihrietorstreet, Sobs; 174, sod SII, Flentoireet ; or at soy milkasordis polupsooy y Ile seiner iisalloossmoselsosil .lio Woos loopoisoss ; sod is se ososs,of amodlidion i likosollit of siiissiiso is the Pad. hems mope desiendes dims 'dim amass' missooded sob. doom is piss* sod thessliel lerllblb esemeg M.apsted ameba ono see plidolpossoda is Om isesseisw, et is =is Letters misseely sielellbg Oho spossooss,. sod es a emulates& der modlelse sad whim. which am be isewerded to soy part of the swift WS& sad Os AMC. Seigesse, 11, lisevesisetnet, Flortebent.-41 primes deer roved the weer. Pristrd soal PlAhand at Tint Bum= FINNS mil Tait Gimes a 11,., No. M, Stssai, by C. COII.IIWILLL, et ties , SPUR II smil alm . i T s. el SI ; ' feet shin oi Led, D Coral sow' Ors cirel A IPdal • Mr. - 14 Dos. T al Hr, Ulm • -.1 • St Me ; Mr. Ati; ? T VIM Jose 4 Iti&O Ilw ' ..i 1 tr. I i ( loot Mr. Jew I. Si •hi pis 1 The be t _ it .so ..0 Cs at " 2 4J Ili . . VI I • •