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r I S ktO!irsiiispt.lll lo 4- F FORIZZON INTtLLIGENCk. LISBON 111 Al Ul. The Lisbon Gaieties from 19th September to 71h October contain numerous P►ociam,ations. &c. of the Juntas of Lisbon and Oporto. The follow ing are the principal contents of those from Lt Oc. tober _ _ - . 2d October mettles a reorientation to the troops, that. ing Arai for their (Induct throughout the whole proceed- Ingo at Lisbon, fur thrie riewsplmy collided and strict dieel- Wine. It concludes thus--" ennegnevri Att nark you l,ase andertsken, is great; it is not inished In the differeet periods whirls follow, preserve the tranqeillity which has hitbrrtn ileitiegiiiiihed your proceedings. Place your entire coefidenre in the Supreme Government of the kingdom, re speet subordination and order, every thing will be happily roackiled, and you will attain the most splendid rewind of your resolution and patriotism,. " Palace of the Government, October 1, 1820." " Long live Religious, the King, sad the Constitutioo!4 October 4 —An order of the day, dated October 1, Head quarters at Saeavem, ausiounres to the troop of the armies nf the south ant the north, that the Government of the kingdom, now at !jabots, invites the anal to ester the capi tol of the kingdom, to embrace their wo►thy brethren in wan belonging to the garrison. His Emslleisey the Cola mander-in-Chief exp. eta that the strictest discipline will be observed on Ibis occasion. tisilos, octossa 4. “ PROCLAMATION. " isibabitants of Lisbon !—The Members of the Provisional Jeerers established at Oporto on tit's moat happy day of tip. 44th of August, ardently desired from that time Is isti themselves in the bosom of this capital, in the midst of their great and honoured city of Lisbon, to embrace their brethren, to hear the loyal expressiois of their ardent and never-failing patriotism, to give and receive reciprocal tes timonies of their owned perfect unsnemity of Sentiments and interests, and to them we see consolidated the maguitierat 'rude of the public regeneration. Never did their besets sloe rtain the slightest apprehension that the inhabitants of the capital would depa►t from the Poriognese character, ere to lie the great ideas which history has transmitted to us of it,,, noble matins, which by its glorious deeds has excited the envy of the civilised nations, sod i■ considered by impartial men as she country of he►oism and the model of the sublimeet ♦uturs. "The happy and memorable day of the 15th of September. on which the capital displayed all the energy of its zeal for the ziiud of the country, and all f o r (.61111,m:ism of the most 'intile patriotism, began to realize the hopes of the Juota; the Ist of October, when the Oporto Junta made their tiiirance into Lisbon, exceeded this 111 a manner which has nn paridli I in hi:tiny. The Menibrra of the Provisional Junta observe with greet sensibility the extraordiusry de monstrations of appearance with which they were received gni their entrance 'llllO this city by all eltnows of inb a bit eu i s , and their glory was completely crowned by kind welcome which they re/vivid from the illustrious Member.' of the Government, with whom they are at present united, as well by the lies of respect and veneration which their personal qualities demand. as by the perfect unity of principle's awl interests telstively to the guest object of public happiness. The Members of the Provisional Junta, full of pleasere and satisfaction, and animated wish the purest sentiments, joyfully pay the trihete of gratitude due to all el,11114(11, ranks, and persons of this capital, tied espe ci illy to the illustrious Men b Ts of the Provisional Govern ment, and judge that there is nu better means of paying. the lionoin able debt sloth they have contracted, than by labour ing with i lit diligence, and by exerting all their sir , nob in the happy (misestimation of the glorious though difficult undertaking which is et present the sole object of the ardent wishes of all the l'ortegueiw." k Aigne4l by the Ilendors ails; Provisional Govern neat who claim' Lisboa on tbe Ist October.) LISBON, OCTOBER 5. To-day, nhout eleven o'clock, amidst the thun err of a royal salute front the Castle of St. George, we had the plessuie to see the division of the troops it . the North, and !tart of those of the South, ruler eapit.d. It was a most splendid sight—the Piave troops were welcomed with the most tidbit i;astic transpoit• by the immense population. The I I Quint haviog tiled off before the Palace of the Go %ertinient, the illustrious Commander, Cahreint, nopeared at the balcony, from whew., he made a arldresi to the people, and concluded with urithusiasite Viros to our holy religion, the King, august !louse, the Curter, and our future Cou r...lol3mm ; he was answered by the loudest acclaims t ions from the cousitless multitude assembled.— Tile boundless joy and umaceptionihle conduct of the people are u proof of the confidence on the hippy accomplishaneut of the great work. At night tLe city WAS spout:nit ously ADDRESSE.S TO BEI( MAJESTY. livr NI ejet•ty stag pl,ape4l to return the following etiftioug Ai,swer to the ilddrerir Irons the Feittll.- Inhubitionts 4,1* the City o f Hereford I cordially thank the F. mole Inhabitants of the City of Flcti•fold for tin* let)al and affectionate Address. I sin con s.•led by the sympathy which they testify wish my many .or rows and indignities. Their amiable setirthibly is worthy of Own- sex, mid us a high excellence its those shit arc most en titled to be ranked amongst it, ornaments. I am happy in thtolting that, though forgotten to the public prayers, I am remembered to their domestic adoration,. Our Mucci e clfu. pun of the heart is inure consonant to the genius of Chris. 'lenity than all the verbose offerings of a vain and unedify ceremuoial. 'l'he following is her nijesty's gracious Anstser to the Vrie.lica of the aocient City of ilettlind, i u I. ruu rod its vit ioity I base much sisto.faction in rereirini this loyal and strew. 1 - 4 o toe Address hum thi: Freemen of the societal City of Iler.toro, residrat in London wed its vicinity. It r.MIMI be said !bat my enemies have been iswittentive to soy mesas by which stay character cuuld be Masotti or ray sum accomplished. What art is there which t►ey bate i.t proctned, tar whet pus%ible effort of •malevoleoce to w'och they hove not had reemirse? Pitt the mural world is 11.,/ cw.Utuled th it maiice usually proses its own torment ; sod that falsetauud swat injustice, though t►ey may obtain a I anwist success, atldom haally lrosinple over integrity and t.utb. The following is her Majesty's gracious Answer to the Address from the :ancient City of Oxfoirl I ism exceedingly gextilled at receiving thin loyal and af• f -et Address from the Inhabitants of the ancient City o r Piaui d. 1 am happy to bud that those Patinas of • servile oho.. qv:vogues. to purer, without any regard to its conatitutiustal eislacirr, or to its practical usefulness, whirls were fur. mealy 'resoluta in She University, have nut fized their re. siitenee in the town ; ur at least have i.ri no impression int the enlightened minds of a huge body of the citizens. To educate men its the love of sirvitude, ur with fixed anti pathy to liberty—to blies them up iu the belief that any thing like dieter right belongs to the micelle of ass arbitrary duesinatinn, is to debase au iutellecteal being, whose den. tiny is she heavers, beneath the most humble reptile that drags his slimy length over the earth. Bet 1 em agreeably convinced, that the light of better principles has lung since made its way into nut ancient academical iestitntions. My persecutors are well keno, to be She people's foes ; and those alto me labourieg to deprive me of my rights, are sot supposed to be friends to liberty to any from, or in any toiletry leader bravest: _ The Malty, Hall, how ilessierlsail fee lissairiel, sunk is Itasseeste itsv•• pant', owl it was kited would he Wally lust. • • . . .•••••• „•• • .... .. = • . • . • . . . . Isol • little estroraliamy . thd 111, orcemky of sods • simmers ebeeld oat before hate pratedird e• Ladies sod Geollereeitc• I Oa Pefteelicia epos the pitted neensisin re vial same with me in thiakieg Mot polities Amid be kept aloof flow this Society. wad that ee wit are met portly with the view to *drum the mope of lite/mom let nor motto he • One sod an; and let us act op to this good old Cornish saying. " Ladies sod Gentlebstit. I feel that I Ought to apologise to you for the length to which I hove brought my ohseivations, and it only now remains fur me to shook you for your kind and indulgent attention, and to assure you, that I shall ever he ready to promote, by my humble esertiotis and all the 111V1111 within my power. the objects of this must Valuable and useful Institutiom" This speech was received with the most rapturous tend long-coisiiitued acclamations. The President baying left the Chair pro lea pore, Sir Rose Price took it, and its a ilea speech proposed •• The thanks of the tweeting to our wor thy President, who has in such eloquent term. set forth and etpatiated upon the great advantages which most accrue to the country at large, but more partirAilarly to the county of Cornwall, front the establishment of this Institution, and the great obligations under which this Society feels itself placed to Davies Gilbert, Esq. for the numerous specimens which lie has presented to the Society, as well tre from the great assistance which it hiss re ceived from the 'remittal exertions sod talent of the President." This vote of thanks was carried with acclama tions ; as was another, eons, ying the approbation of the meeting at the zeal sod infirmity by which the conduct of the Ms-miters of the Council had been distinguished during the last year. rer aeueral bumpers of the day then commenced, by the Secretary, Dr. Forbes, trading a variety of Essay-, illustrative of the science of geology, and Itiore pat ileolorly dewnptire of the nourralogy of the county of Cornwall. The most interesting of these poprrs were written by Mr. Carne, on she temperature, produce, u..tl TO . oilier inherent rpialitic, in and o number of specimens acre tyo t the table anti bruited about for the iospecntu of the company, rapt:mow) , alai tidtive of the properiws of none*. Sketches akti were pre•parrd, descriptive of the &firma mines in which the ore Was formed. The torsi niy of po.der r.rpoired fur the operation of lolai•ttpir lite rocks so %%loch the ore might be con 'Iloilo; sod lie observed, that saw-tiwit had barn surd NV a substitute for powder, i•y which a great espouse was saved, but to %%loci, i h. einell was the greatest objection. A t, .y p:sper, written liy I.h. Forbes, the Set iiku read, mid euutaiurd t o uch arts ni.t.er that 114.1 I,tVrf before hero Commented 'woo, on the subject 01 ilie geoeral properties of lit is. Is, mint s. A slid more too-testing paper ors prolibiso. , l by Dr. Follies, for t lie uext General U l Nm the anhirel of the PittetVioit of the no; er;, a class or inro peculiar cuisrliti vttittioell the most ottrnove Outside-I/MINN with tile Nit w, t 1 possible , of an sinehOration of their ritual tion. lu aii"llier paper, written by Mr. Carue, the ettldy of the stesansessgi.ie was coin mewed ut , as cidilico,thiy isreros.tify w 1:n4 1 11,4118.g the opera tioas iii rulllra , stool U$ a gnat auxiliary in the pro iii-tio., .4 indite hr.ibelies ur 'wiener. The idiot' wine 1)..101 , .4 - itig to Sir Chris ovher 111401014111.1 Was al luded to, as laosni.ing to add to the store or mior ralnt in county of Cornwall, sod as tWIIIK I kely to Ire Riodut )ielditig nt ibtesent ‘2.0011). a ivhintli. 11 the chemist, U•i1(111 1111 l cr, mid mathr maticimil, derive plesasste iis the pursuit of those branches of sumer, how ninth more grafi& coition ekes the scletier mineralogy present to the student ? mint the mutliort.v of the 111 We prows the 4bt1111411011 In which geology was held by the itheirots. Few yheres offal d suck a field for gessloy as the cooloy of Cort,w4ll. bad the btu. 164)1 uluy gratify his curiosity with little trouble told liwolivessiessee to himself, the Minerals of the esti!: lienig within the coupes* of a moriiiiigia ride i• w dk. lii UM/they p:sper. written by Mr. Career. the sionista, ye-gel:able, and .aryl oils were alluded to. The mineral is less know!, than either of the two lor lave a n d a mineral specimen ams ahewu, from winch 'ouch oil was extracted, The 13olutia 11l i l se, near the Lands End, was also alluded to. and must hr coosidetril as remarkable, as eztendiug many bombed follow* sender Ilse sea. I lr re was :u► interesting paper, by Mr. Itollr, on " the teMpetdtilee or lilt climate of Pens ince ;" and ►everal others, by other Geutlenien, equally ll,tt rrpt.igg anti instruutite. About three o'clock tiie meeting broke np, •tad the company adjourned to the Unto•► hotel, where N moat rirgaut dinner was provided, consisting of every del►cacy of the season. The President was in the Chair, and harmony and cotivivialiry were the order of the eve 1111 l g. Several local and appropriate toitais were given, and drunk - with nisch applause. The comps, y did not be p ra e till a late hour; every one retiring home pleased with the I..bonrs of the day, and charmed with ihe urbanity and elutplence of Mr. Gilbert, their wu►rny President. NAVAL IA7'ELLIGENCIL reivramoorro. ocToica 17. Arrived the Hope, Rims, GOO Pen rsborer lur Jeiory ; Heider, Wood, from Gibraltar, with low of arelvor and cables, off Portland ; Air , Fame, from Peteraborgb for Oporto ' • Piailett, Stoyliux. from Hull for Animal ; aril Garcia, Frost, Backtisali. It Irsa bluwu a siren Bale all day hum the W.S. W. PI.IIIOI/111. ociroma 16. Arrived lie Rehea t Brows, born Lamina for Madras; Marshal Blucher, May, from Malaga; sod Verdi's& In creased, illaussing. from Lugedes fur St. Kits's. The Wader, 74, and • frigate. sappoard limo the Cast Indies, are sew stasultilit jute the Squad; and Musa, Ito. Itertsua, front Measures fur fillau. Wantiotrfl, gamma 17. The Pune:, Hasteorsy, free• Cook for I.4;edee, wee drivel, ee shore ibis moraine; Noisier skip o► eerie is I:is:veal to be sewed. Crew eavesi, eseept tits mate w►u ass sinisiessi. DIAL, OCTIPINIR 17. It has 'lowa weary ple of wind last - ought sad today how the W. S. W. bat the *hippies are appareally all well. Arrived the hi., Cawley, from J.tasica; Hush Wallace, Wallace, hem Huailarae; Gawp, from IlAglara ; Lavinia, Tripp; sad Illarwier, Anna hussies ; Spectator Itichaelleos. from IhWierars; sod Gime ilareatord, free; Serbice. The: Hugh Wallace leal aselacc sad sable is Sally roads. _ . ;MeV 1.* 41.4.0.1r,d•P.40 d . • .7 _ iveve• f•••,100 - *yid."'" . . . . • 11.4ifErs. boo lie el 14666 lereasilk 0•04011 i 1/1 41 Nsart Othober 11, lOW. WM INDIA AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCL P SIVIAIts bees it thesistsil, sad Ike brown qoaliiirs were wid s trige lower, the oilier geiiiiici mop. ported IlKie farmer Frites. • Feeetsseis itieisas have sot been isu antis rariesi asid est/ s rev lots have b e. elisismied .4 by ratite 'ache% lbe peleis Wire idolise te thole qtitoreA 1. bur kat. The sleek .DI. P. Starr is rev 14,112 halals Isea the last year. st Ibis time, preicot pike W. per cot. kw per Gairette •veriwie. Coarse —The work.' bag bees dell Owe* see last, sad although several public sales have bees brought forward, the prices have ant experieseell say redeciisio. Dewier" ire* oil V. 'Jay at 121.. pet eft. which is in. leas than was put us Tseslay. Plaiitativu Cofer brought fall prices. Tile shirk of W. I. Conks is soot g Ste tissii. being I,MO less lb•• at tbis time last pie, preeria prices 20s. For awl. higher. Rum —There has here owisiettehle thishoess dote in Leeward Weed, mud pima. ssuld Myrt readily brie, 2s. 14. per gallon, femur/ Jemmies, tiara ales bees hiker by Ilse trade at an &drawee. The peeseet sleek ef Res is 20,531 peseekerss, sad pries et proofs ta. Id. per e 411..... &wit last year same dale, t 4 02 preehehns, proof,. ts. 3.1 per p rlillillTO is sirsily. SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Carrot( Rosmac, Otreostan 14, 1620.—The East India Company's Sale of Cathie*, tritirh enetioeured yesterday, has bees site Hoof object or hatters. it the on lam lies week, it cionsisie.l of 40,100 bales Bengal, 1t1,2110 Sorel, 2,000 Ittmlotri. 1180 Nassolla, with • few Bourbons; of them, about 13,000 Yaks (mostly Ileogal) passed the fair, sod the reinairder adjourned till 3losiday ; there was not • areserties attesedene• of the Trade, moil tiwir parchises were very limited, yet from the circumstance 111 our party buying extensively (supposed fur site China Minket), the price of Hensel was kept up, with some little flnctuatoun, about to id per lb. above the previous cautery ; Needy the whole of the Ilaritta (straw 3000) were taken in at full pi tee.; immediately after the sale she party abort- alluded to took shoot 5,00011(411sta of fair to god fair quality at 7.1 per lb., that had hems bategia in at 61.1. it 7J, tit* upesatitio lbe opinion of some intended esti-osier shipments for China, mail in ilic fire of 30,000 baler still aaaubl.e.issed sense brisk enquiry fur borate by private for cousainers,•nil *bout 1,000 lode. were borscht •1 ra.h.r adrasiceil prices. 'tie allot a liar Uralms of S ilea diorite, Mr iamb ; the Bowels were l Aced for export, for wtiscla flier, is more enquiry. The sale, of time weat air, duty paid, 200 Upland, fa r to good 10.1. ; (in lonia) 1,4b0 Su. ml ordinary 61. l middling 61.1.. 7:1 fair nil., good MI. per E. I. Co's 'ale 1314 smitaut ; 700 Media onildbirs 7.1. lair 711. a 71.1., g 1 eV., Goy SO. • YJ. ; 12,0,)t) tle six • dinary 6.1. a Eta., essidilliiig Ind., fair to good t a 7J. ; 700 Swint ordinary OP. • Sp., estddltog 74., fine Cpl.; total 15,000 bags. OCTOBER 16.—Tbe remsiiilng part of the Indli sale was brought forward this day, soil consisted of about 21,000 Brogals, 7,000 Smola, until 1.000 Madras ; the saitcipatioas excited by the operations ua F. 'day were nut, however, fully 'vetoed, and upon the whole a rail,. r lower eurreuey was established; the geniality sold eaciuul br crieulated wish accuracy, but will be nearly as wader. Sorels of middling to fair qualities were inquired after, but fur very usdinary ihrie was but little bidding. The purchase of liengais on Friday stud 10-day, it is now avowed, were for account of the Ems! loth• Conspaiiy, and tali soled fur early shipment to China the quantsiy bought for 110 s roller exceed d 10,000 ts de.. Sold to thy, about 4000 Benda's, nsiddlissg to gum! fair 6,1 a 70.; I,AOO Swat, very ordinary OJ., middling NO., fair to gaud fair 7.1. a 7id., go••d NJ. a 004 GOO Madre., middling fair to rood fair 614. a 714., Sue 94 ; 250 Wfamilla, punt 12.1.; total 0,050 bales. 'l•he imports during the week were, 22 bags Aline, 370 West India, 67 Bengal, 10 Amsterdam ; total 469 bags. JURY IPara. • Though several eiresestaaees, and forehlost of then the necessity fire the rowan of the Nobility . in Parliament, conspired to reduce the anatter visitors at our fair, it was setircely less than last year. although the attesidaace was then unusually great. The arrivals were, however, later than usual. and consequently at the first bell there were only 67 persons • but on Friday the Dumber was 516. sad on Monday 307. The theatre, oa Sitar , day eight. was filled at box prices in every part. escept * few lOW, of the pit. parted off for its usual I,,cpsentets, acid the gallery. The ordinaries at the Angel Inn were never better attendM. The follow ing mimes of visitors have rrarhed us:— Date of Norfolk, alsrehlooss Cornwallis Earl and Commies of Rostoo, the Ladies Fitzroy, Lord C harles Fitz roy sod H.... Miss Fitzroy, Lord sod Lady /leery Fitzroy, Lord lobo Fitzroy, Hoe. Mr. sad Lady Jane Neville, Ladies Losisa and lesions Cornwallis, I.aily sad the Hon. Misses Peter, Lord sod Lady Husinizield, Count William and Countess Linsisigeo. Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Lesley, Mr. sad the Hos. Mrs. sod Miss Calvert, Lord Stratlumea, Ho.. Mr. Keppel, How. Mr. Tueashead, Hue. Mr. Roos, Hoz. Captain Raw, Hew. Mr. Thellossou Has. Colonel Uptue, Hon. Mr. sad Mn. Churchill. Hoye. diptaio Trefoil's, Sir Robert and Daly Harland, Sir Willies and Led, Rowley, Sir Jame. and Lady Blake mid &roily, Sir W. Pinker Lady Throeknoortun sod rosily, Sir Edward and Lady Parker, Sir Henry sod Lady Banbury. Sir William Kemp. C.louel sod Min Wodeliosse, Mr. Gooch, M.P.. Mr. bucket, Mr. Middleton, the Misses Rowley, Mr. Charles Rocky, Miss Blake, Sic. AVERTING ens MERCHANTS .. TRADERS of Ms CITY of DUBLIN. A most respectable meeting of Merchants, Traders, &c. took piece on Friday, et the Commer= cutl-buildings, pursuant to public advertisement, for the purpose of forming a Chamber of Com merce ; RANDAL MiDONNELL, Esq. its the Choir. Several resolutions were pss►ed, and a number of the first mercantile ►ignatures was placed on the subscription list ; after which, G-orge Dreyer, Esq. was called to the Chair, and the tlisuks of the meeting was given to Randal M'Dounell, E•q. The meeting then adjourned. ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE BoYAL GEoLoGicAL SOCIETY OF CORNWALL. On Tuesday, tie 311 imtalit, the Amiiver , ary Nlerting of the Royal Cornwall Geological Siiciety took place at Prifrilla r, and wa s attended by all the beauty, rank, and Gvhinto, of the town and neighbourhood. The Premlcitt of this S.icietv, D:rvies Gabe, r. E• 9. ALP, ;4,11%441 frutil London expressly on the orension. The wore. were opened at twelve o'clock by Mr. Gilbert, a Gen tleman, who, from 1116 literary mcquirrusent% and general knowledge, is well quatifi-d fir the office of Presirderit of this most useful institution. The Hon. President was received at the diior of the 1 'est 'tut ion with every mark of respect arid politeness by the Members composing the Council, and was conducted up stairs into the room apropriateil for the trans:tenon of the business of the day, where he tool the President's chair, amidst the acclamations of a most numerous and elegant assemblage of Lades and Gentlemen. A gallery was tastefully fitted tip for the Iviliev, who thus were o r ectators of the inieresiiii:g business o f th e d a y, f ree from every posvible inconvenience. After the applause had otiltniled, the President, having on his right and lett the principal Officers of the Society, viz. Sir 'tow Price, Mort., Doctor Forbes, the Rev. Mr. Legrice, and others, rose and cleltvtred himself to the following effect:— • " Ladies and Gentlentess—Soler I bud lust the honour of 'meeting you here, 1 have to count:um.. cute to you the tutich-tosbe-lamented death of, I may •liiiost say, that Father of Liisrature, Sir Joseph Banks, whose whole life and hertune were devoted to the improvement of acieoce, and the extrusion of knowledge and information through. out every part of tile world. Ilis lo,s, must be considered in every point of view as a nu tiooal one. But I lone much consolation in the reflection that he is to he succeedeil in ,he high ufbce which Sir Joseph Banks hill for so many years, with such distinguished credit in hinisell'abd advantage to his country— ( I /ear, hear., —hy Gentleman whose talent, emuiently qualify him to fill the vacant Choir of the Royal Societv.—(Gep o t applause. )--- It I'4 11111 addithalla I.ritle faction too, that Sir 11. Davy should have been born and bred in Curowall, the first years or his youth h..viug bre,' sprat iu Pen7ance.—( Continued ,pplam se, " Ladies and Gentlemen. I had tlsttered myself that at our meeting this day 1 plioutd bavr bud satisfaction of prese iiiii ig to you a new geolsgical map of the County of Cornwall, but unfortuonttly the ',Mod of its completion has been postpoocit, ow ing to some utiforesteil ciicumstances, but I hunt ftdsol) to believe that in a very short time all the necessary attangemetits will be completed, and I have given directions kr its immediate transinission to this Society. —/ Great applause. )—I have mow the plea-big duty of makin A a propin4tion to thi s meeting, which I have nu doubt will be most COI dully and unairimmisly approved of by every mem ber of the Society—l mean an Address to the King, for his Majesty's gracious conelesceosion in having declawd himself the Patron of the Society. ( Long and continued applause's. 1-116 a long interview with which I was 'immured by the King, his Majesty testified his approbation of the objects for which this Society was founded. and his ritcere wishes for its prosprrity.—( dpplarte.)—llis Ala jesty's great acquirements ill literatore and the fine arts are tau well kuowta sod appreciated to render it 'trees/wry for toe to enlarge upon berm here. But in justice to Isis M a jesty I must here remark, that ill the course of a long looversatiou with which he honoured me, the King evinced a depth of reasoning and solidity of judgment which ustooished me. I have great satisfaction in Wulf able to inform you. Ladies mad Geotlemeu. that Its Majesty. has heed graciously pleased to au prove of my suggestion io the erectiou of as obsers tory in the southern beta i bpi lete.—(Greof applause.) —sWithotit vainly to utyeelf, 1 hope I may be per. mined to ',We've, that the !actuate is likety to be productive of the greatest advantages to the cause of science, and amongst the variety of impresse wants with which literature has been adorned, it is BRITISH STAPLE ARTICLES. Ramat, Micmac—The dramed has bee. lampuiti, but the supply rut having bells ext.usive pie*, are wallowed .Ilerstrua. alolasbes reurtios dull of war t but esauul be purchased nadir 254. 6d. 11101 iiissaar prwirs uzz7TE. DIU DIN DO. tivregabst 7. W. Leek S. A. leviolorespa. ,f lAA. Tamer.stral, WNW*, irisos.aurciroty, at eleven, et Gild. Ml/. Novenalow I. W. P.,,..% of Noe Torood, Xliddleoex, ~ we,, ot Gollgooll, Loudon. Novrotborl. N. Wartime., 44 , Noothwark, florvey. hopinetehoot, at glom. to Goel4hail, Losokoa November T. J. Prichard, of Cbovelt.lote, Whord iape i , alltlelleors, mew.. to OMNI, at floNdloh, lossiloo November T. IV. Nottoo. see. sod %T. Bongos, Jo ., o r ' , alt .,. ototor.row. Lood.ot hookeltent, IN Afore*, at Nototober IT. 11. M tn sod T. T. flooeh, 1,04 of troolstspiers., at v eltirete, at Ow Clip Arias H ut , 1, Het/rued. Mt/ember T. A. IC , Sty, ar lite Cabernetle, Pa l.taall , M id eel, Jeweller mad silversmith, at tee, as tiasidisaa, N ow „,,,b" while, nI Deronrbere-street, rirtnnef..4., surrey, dyer, id ten, al London. Neeeatber 7. E. Reed mad T. Pekes sr Great • Blearapsabere, Middkerx, limess-dnisere, at Ira, ball, Laredo*. November 7. $ Sammy, late at abler-tralk. Middkace, bet new a Ceasatiagatreet, bricklayer, at elvers at Oniklltall Inadoss. November 11. A. Kruse, of Maitre-mart, Brosel-rtrert, Loma's, merelosst, at twelve, at Goat November 11. D. Bremer, of Tbresaloredik.streri, !mtor, merchoot. at twelve, at Guildhall. November 14. C. Masks sod J. N. Hasler, of Portanrootl,, grocers, at sieve*, at the Crowe Ism, Gosport. November 8. IL Wood, of P(orboroogli, Leicester, r, 01 climes, at the flaronesArbearl boo, Leiecrter. November 9. R. booders, of Worcester, elovr.onortifar barer, at aeons, at the Park Horse Inn, Worcester. November 8. W. Doodler, late of Cbearride, London. Man cbester.vrartleossemos, at aim, at Alessi. Taylor and Man We's Mike, Illasebester. November 11 J. Torsion, J. Forbes, R. A. Crawford, and I). Skew., of Brosolsireet, Loadua, ostrebasts, at tweiro., at Guildhall. November 18. J Richardson, of Sloane-street, Chelsea, apothecary, al Ira. at Guildhall, Loadon. November lb. W. Hochman, of Oxerolorustreet, Haymaiket, Middlesex, ummehant, at twelve, at Gis .1.1601, London. November 18. F. W. Rutledge, of Lucas-rtsret, Comm., Middlirmx, man sad fluor-dealer, at Ira, st Gide'filial', London Torraslirr 21 T. Ilutfett, now or lie of Dernool..,. pinto, Slurry, froer►, at Ira, at Guildhall, I,usolou. Noresatur 2S %V. Lao, of Copthall•Chamhrra, Thiogoisr. tuu-strert, Loudes, ostrehaut, at Ira, at Gail.lha;l. LIVERPOOL REPORT, Ocrnsait 14, 1840. The Corium market him bra si steady told doe sales are 7,400 bags cursisting of 120 Se. Islands at 174. • 22d ;2,250 Bowed* at WI. • 121.1.; 430 Tema..revs at 9.1. a 10.1.; 020 (Wrens at 91d. • 14.1 ; 350 thrown. r. 131.1 • 14i.1.; 270 Babias at 121 d • 131.1.; 2,100 Maranhaiwi 131 d .; 60 Minas Noma at 121.; 660 Minas Gmrlll.ll at I Id.. 1 I 111 ; 10 Parasol 125.1. 40 liensermas at 121 d. a 1214.; 40 Jamaica at 1/14. • 111.1.; 20 Writ India. at 1114 ; 30 11.1.1rbettf•t 144. ; 200 Surat,. al 754. a 91.1.; 20 Rrtigatii at 74. • 7,id per lb. The Import is 1093 bags, via. 375 bags Dem rrrrr 675 New Mears, 43 Portugal We continue to have • good demand for B. P. Sugars, which have sold at fuel vices, and tailor higher prices have been paid for the low dexeliptions of brown; the quantity multi is 700 casks: in Forvigss and East India we have little doing: 60 chests of Rio and Pernamliuteu were taken in at auction )emietilay for want of buyer.., and uuiy our small lot of good brown Rio sold at gds. The Cutter market is very flat owing to the decline in Loudon, nod • public sale of a 100 casks of innate* roar day wcot oil 2s. a 3.. 10w.,, wig. co titulary black linage 77r. • 117 m. good twinge 107 s. ; ordinal y to good 141i1111311 Si 123.. a 1255.; Sue ordinary 127. ; rod flue middling 1365.; 150 tags of aedsuary Brnail we re talo•u iu at 118 s. and were held at 120 s. A .mall rime I of fair Carolina Rice ►as mold at 18a. ►at Ilia &wool routioura very 600 bags of amid Brazil Cocoa uttered at section yester day, arra taken is. fur want of bull ra at 565. Hums mallow: extremely dull ul sale. Canapes< by Longwood aas sold at it 15a. a 81.; and Hon duras on the quay at 6/. 17s. Gd. Ashes are steady at 335. a 32s 64. fur prod Montreal, and Pearls at 380. The Tobacco market this week Iris been eery dull, so sales of consequence having bees made iss may deem tidiest. Is cuissequesseteuf the short supplies of Micas sluice nue last, Ilse pores have been better supported, stud some fair business has been dune sit our former quetaiium.—Ost• of good quality are scarce, mid su advance of Id. se 2d. per bushel has been obiaieed Tise.e bat been but hide tieing ism afterlives Fluor fur eipors, • !morel of 500 bands Vire gium hes beer disposed of at 22.. per barrel. Yesterday, 08 cabs New Tusk hark, of usiddliug quality, were offered by section, but willtdsawn tor want of bidders ; but seam small leis of lice Philadelpbia leave been takes at 21s. per est. Of Lel/10111 Juke about 35 pipes have bees sold at 3a. ed. to 35. 10J. per gallon for coutl sirtsselbs, and there is nose of guud quality now offering below 4s. per galloss. The soles le Hides are 1,100 dry Heroes Ayres at Std. to 10ad per lb., sad 1,300 salted at its 51J. per 111. Tallow matinees excenhaely dull, sub prices dr e epiug ; Yellow Caudle has bees 11.1A41 at bed. per cwt. Pasterripl, ratably, ektelar 17. B P. SUOhlt.-11 be pluetral uecurrretre to-day was a public sato .4377 Mods St. imetu. the los broom go slily old skt • tr.ltog redersiuu; the wirer violates brought full primes bat did sot go off briskly. Corona —Tbs rot sere Iwo public sales of Coffee let4ay, avososotiag 1.768 casks JAWI3IC.A. (ruts the result of •burh we lower our quolatioos geurtally about Is. pre est. Tbo last asks of it. Doman* us the regular stews wart mossal• at MI, per est. . . %VII AAAAA it is spits wee' 601. is coosequeoce of a pre. ,'alas report as 'Cheese paleiday, that a stmalatiaa in about to somosesor is that article. Defros t Orlon= 14 —.Yesterday. parimaat %advertise. meet a araieroas assemblage of ilia Wends of do iside. per4oce of slit Coast) diced olefin: at die White Bart. &r RolpritT Naths. al the wipe*• f 1M fleetioy, Welt the Clime. The heat of Ow Qvalti foal Mak srilb asibo sigmas ; mosey patrialtioopeeebeir woe; sitadr.,oad t h e otoispat a aatelatity aid amal,pretaikel is paompaiiislbe Aimee melba day, which, Iron the eaaaanicatiatte received orreser4 e• wear a way preadeiag aspect. . • 2, . 411 4 i. • ••• • •-• • - • . _ 1 ~.... CERT' FlCATES.—Novercrn 7. T. Samsun, of Ilirn, Num f)lk, criminal .ker.—.1.1V..,1. r,„ ft, of eletrlarol alrrrt, Fole.uy-mparre, draP , T—J• uf ea.ile..steret, Iloun l.dilrlr , 10.1. j • wt - 114 . r.-G. Marshall, soot, or Late of Voir k, Imer. no/. Ch.isst —S. r 11•11 r, of Leirebt..r, hrlkw ehatoller —W. Wam pool, or fCml.6u Hammer, De hp, fileernit...-1. retch Drrhy, deafer —.E. Ilrl e, r, lair of h. emmet•m•ki. , mlreth, ismalre.m.sreuer.—T. Thorp, of lied !i•h, ter, calico priuler. PARTNERSHIPS DISG►LVED, S. Nailium and Clossolos.strret, ("%srriit gar. den, Imeirbero, Oriuker 11, IMO —T. Dickson and r.; Ho, PIM, Of CraVell.plire.Usury-laise, coach-miters, A OZ..' 1 0 , Is:o.—C Ritchie and W Itilchir , of Gscs-000•U. I. rs. October I. 1820.—T. Loilor ter and J. NI s Os, a wick, Soften, corn and coal-own Woos. S. ptcrob. r 311, 1.2.5. —T. St been and J WltAltry,uf 11.sllywood O'er. ry. I. t.. flieders, brr writs, October 14, 1220.—t. Orson 21111 J. Hickler, ..f Goblen•squarr, Loss•loss, ropp. 1.. October 13,1890.—G Profs et, jun. sod J. II Co f Wert M•lliss", Kral, surgeons, August 21,1829.—J S. rind awl 11. Thoratua. of Exclisugesbuildsugs, Luadvst, FL , finer', ectuber 14, 1820. A most beautiful piece of sculpture has been erected is St. John's c hatch, at Manchester. to commem owe the fif tieth year of the socunabesey of the Rev. !oho Chores, M.A. the present rector. It I-persists of a tablet of *hate marbir, contninint leo figures is. basso Misr., what rah:) , rigrcuiv.l by Mr. Flatioan, and is placed over the mat0...8 seat— The venarable rector is represented in the art of in.ituet in; a most interesting group of 41,11.10 -it, olio are SCC(111:. pnwed by their parents sad grand-sure, to l.opoify the 111.,e ga iterate (((( s oho hare aoteual.d Mr. Chime'. winisloy. Iklnts.l the rector stands a timelines angel, hearing a palm branch, I xprrative of the Divine Protection. finch a toe tnoii al as this is perhaps without a par.. 1.1. CORN EXCHANGE, Ocrossa IS. We have hail nn fresh supply or Wheat since Monday, and but little left aver frum that day's arrivals Irma kip's, Kent, and Suffolk, in consequence of which the few line sam ples that uppvareil this morniutt were readily disposed nf , as full as good terms as on Alonday, but there was Nile demand fur isirvisor, qualities. We had but few samples of fine Bar ley nt market, yet the trade was heavy, at Monday's pikes. Grey Prase are in abriedant supply, and rather cheaper, as well as the ordinary descriptions of Oats, bet tine Cola met ready sale. In Brans and other articles there is no alteration. COAL MARKET, ()vivant 18. Si.ips at Market. Shire multi. Prier. 641 Newca.t le 23,1 Son.lerlatid ....... 201 1 Calm BIRTHS. ths the 15th inst. the Disebess of Newcastle. of a son. ois Ilse 3d instant, the Lady of W. Ormsby Gore, Esq. of Porkiugloa, Salop, of twists a boy and a girl. DEATH. On Sunday, at Maslen Park, Surrey, in the 87th year of hie age, Juhu Haterll, Esq. Clerk of the Houae of Counnons. HIGH IYATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRIDGE. Morales 0 after 12. I Evening 9 after 12. Testerday—ST. Luta—Huliday at the Bank, Exchequer, East laths, and South Sea Houses. By Ids Majesty's ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. I4EAKE'S Genuine PILLS, justly famous for Coring, is all its Stages, a Certain Disease. Ore orasil Pill is a dose; sod the cabin at sae Bon, in a is. cent Case, will wow corvine* tbe Patient of the certainty of Me speedy recrvery. Nothiag can be honer costeiesd, awe sae, sr more casvesiest lima this remedy, for such as are obliged to p jimmies or to Deo, so it seeds so couSsersest re restraint of diet; sod SO years experiesee (ios an 'Ore sive practice) los proved dial it will elect a ro.e. sla r/ re prated satitratios and all sober meths& avail osthi,,c. i'..r lbe Scurvy sod other Clermont Dissedeve, tbs. Aitelicase ivis net it. parallel. Upwards if 41,010 persons, rf both sexes, love bees radically erred of the above creel 1)1,.. orders within the lost eight years. Prepared and sold by the sole Preprints/a, T. TAYLOR mad SONS, Stupwas • , at their bora% No. 9, New Riidgeotrest, is bones if rely Its. W. es* duty iselsded.-14.11. Ties back deers mad Wits is Ibe passages at sight. Thi7 ars siati sold by dive appendages, with tapirs& dereettess, at Me. Begetter's Toy-shop, 1153, OnSirdisrese; Mr. Diberateglea, I, Rob. .treat-bill, nearly the illisassrant ; at ble.Basises. Ediabsegli ; Mr. Namimeo, Disbars ; Ind by ass preys is every essaithwable sows is Groat &Baia sad Ireland. Advise gratis w parson fairy the above, se Weber of tbs restriolsreModinisearGima and Seskril Webb owe cured, and Weis, pat paid, answers& • See tbe list pribliebed by Noe Royal Wisp Landes. Primal NW' %NNW at Irma *urn*" PION mid Tag Gaeta .41" I 1115.4 br abe