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■ hIR.ITRF:-ROTA L. DRrRY-LANR. . . OLYMPIC TH EATRP 4 .,.NevrcA . ,TLE STR ELT, SYNAI4I THIS EVENING. WEIDNIF.SDAY. Nev. 1. will by pried. the uoP.Lr Bus hala of IiOCIIESTF.It; lezeept for brawn pistil). 10.831 hags.ana dories of East 1 India Sugar weir put up on Weelues.by, ninmt twit.thirdst ' uric u.ken in, au.l the lemmadtr mild ..i a rtJucwittuf 2 e. to 3., p. r cwt. The Mork of R. P. Sugar i• noir 16 913 mkt Ire% thin last yrais at this time, 'orient pricers HA per cwt. • It na per . Gi::rite aid lige. lliAis have been in moilorve sieseanet al the former piers. I ' Ihe proient ..tick of Rum is lON PUlleheOtis, anif price I of prritf.gs Id. per c311011.+14 , 101111 , 1*, yior swine ante *so 123J:10 'modicum, and price of piaisnfa Its. 3.1. par 11 1,111 . 0 . 1 PIMENTO has been to better Aemaucl ii sad des pairciA brought In victim. hate told mere. readily : ' COS , / —.4 % lstrze imecel of T1'1111.1,14 Was larrititthi to swe. lieu on Thursday, p•rt was soil 18' Rs. to Nis. **agile tik. tawnier takes to at UI.. Ail. to 9110. per ews.. A SNP /Oh ilir St. riocelit's with certificate were sold us Friday alllOs.lo SU. per cat. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY. Nnv. 1, his Majesly's Servants will perform Ilhatopeires Tra redi of ROMEO AND JULIET. Priem of 'Verona, Mr. Viniete; Paris, Mr. Mortisoer ; Moosage.; Mr. Brumley ; Caputo:. Mr. Powell ; Known, Mr. (*n►er areas she Theme lloyal. Liverpool, his host ap pearance me 644 state); Mercitiiii, Mr. Elliateit ; Friar Law rrnre. Mr. Pow. Joliet, Mrs. W. West; Lady Crepalrt, Mrs. ; None, Mrs. Harlotry. After which, the favourite Extreestessete called GIOVANNI 1N LONDON. OR, KIM; CHARLES Tit SECOND'S MERRY DAYS. • Rirrlorsi. r, Mr. Wrtsels; MotleilE, Sir. %awry ; Salaam, Mr. G. %mill, Coootess of Lorrisoch, Mrs. Laseoby ; M`}t ; Bell, Mir !leaky. After w hie h will he produced, fur the find time, an entire! New 31e4.1niinnisr Romance, with New Sorting, Ma. ehiner), and Dresses, GREY. THE COLLIER. Don Giovanni, Madame Vestris; Leperellis, Mr. IllsrleT ; Mr. Florentine Fatiekia, Mr. Barnard; Mr. Depaty English, 31r. C: t t ie. Mn.s Leporello, Miss enhitl ; Miss Omahas i Qra sore, Miss Poesy; Mrs. Eailish. Mrs. llrpter: Mrs. Drnineinflry, Mr.. Harlow.; &pinning Fan, Mrs. Mandl. . The pritteip3l• Chariorra by Mr. G. Smith, Mr. Row. b.tham. %V. S Cluoierle), and In. Lrarnb%. The Moors will be opened at Si% u Clnck, and the Per. formatter follallailleir Mt a. Charter before Seven oreeiWy. flolfprice at Na{flail Hight. • LI VER . POO 1 2. R F.POItT, OCTOMIR !A, let.. The iatevisr of the Theatre has been completely embel lished and newly il.wrwstisl. "£h• chief part of the Scenery his been repainted, and a new Architectural Drop Scene, designed and executed by 31arioari. Tlie Public will also observe. that rxterwal acrnmm•nla. tion has not been neglected.* commodious Purlieu having been needled in Fleystgee-eireet. PI ices for the Boxes to lie taken of Sir. Rwlwed. at the Pris ate Poe Entrance, I.ittle Rusesll , until the com pletion of the Portia,. The Doors will Me opened al Haltpist Six o'Ch , ck, an d the Performances on each Evening comment• at Seven. Ww., 75.; Sensed Price. 3..641.—Pit. 3e. 6.1.; Serum' Peter, !..—Lower Gallery, Rs.; Scetilltl Price, is—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Prier, 6.1. Ti. morrow, Town and Country, with Giovanni in lAnt don. FROM I.4$T NIGHT GAZ EI'TE. lIILITART PROMOTIONS. Commission siqneit hp the Lord Lieutenant of the Connie of Cambridge. 12,cliard Shepherd, E.q. iti be Q puty.Licutenant for the lale of Ely—dated Jinn! 17, 11110. c om ,,,i n i c n i i n th e I.edd Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry, signed by the Lord Warden of iht Cinqur Pore. David prune, E.g. to be Captain.--daied July 11S, 1820. Commissions in She 1:I Regiment of Ruynl Surrey 1111111., sijned by the Loed Lireleitnel of Jhr County ej Sorr►y. TI Gritnwood, Gent. to be Licateisaut--dated Octo ber 3 , ISIO. [;Curer Taylor, Gent. to he Enrico—dated April 14, 1817. TIINATRE-ROTAL, CIPVENT-GAMONN. Or- (f• • ' . l e , , 6 (.;,-) . ~ i p •-i)1 4.0, 46, ~ - , ‘0 4,/ / re v r *'` 1 -..•-% . . " i' ''' - I _' . , 1 - :t . i,, • , C'Z - 2 --- 7 -) . . . • v ; . ~ • , , c/X7l ' •--- . ~ - 1. , IP tA' • • .., , „..., .. ~.• , .4. 1 -- , •1 , _ .. . 1 ..r • "ot \ ~ ~.... .. 0 ,...,, • r . ...' ' . 1 4 II . • -4* 1 .........--,....--.. 4 ri 17 MII E R 5587. LONDON, IVEDN ESDAt - NOVEMBER 1, 14•10 !),;! .. 7.1. - - - i f 1 . . • ! ' i 1 F ' ! q 4 i i I' P 1 t 1 h c 1 ; 1 k .4 . 4 4 4 •It 4 .. J. , 4 . r 1 1 1 1 ,ar t I , '.l , i ' 1 i . 14 I , l 4 ' 4 I k. . _ .; ; • him even to adruiratio.i. Use s . coitmetally near hi . deeth-bed. and obsetved with 'sorrow th e decay ...t tiathre, thongli he *still rt;ifeiroared to rouse the Wipes of his dyintfriend ; the greet thought uf eternity filled 0 soul of Laa•Csite4; he begged theist& m in to . retire. nntl lcavelitin in the preseue of his Judge. • • l•mieristo collected hituself: he recalled the pail to his memory.' sod cyst a retrospective glover over Ins whole Irk; bet to whatever point he fixed isv roteosiest, ha discovered errors and firth, ; he ame► them in their fun iiiresiitude. and them cones% quences isy extended before him like a vast ocean. His *owl actiosta , on the eisainirys strived pow. covered with blemishes, ...a void at' the Anita whir* behind especteal they mould prudpce; like a file* •treamlet which lama. itself eulirist the sandsof tile desert. and Whose banks are Ham:seri neither wills dowers nor verdure. At this aspect, overwhelmed via% ilisme and redeutaiore, in his imaginctious, he Math down before 13c.1„ and ferveutly exclsioreti, " Oh. Almighty Father of mankind, do tint con. demo me; let me fluid trace in thy presence!" This emotion overpowered hit strength, and he stink into a proloweid sleep. Soddenly he ihooglit that the stars of Waren Ity mastered Isenradi ;Ili fret, and that he ascended, supported on clouds, through boundless space. At an immense dist /net he beheld rays of dazzling light is • g from ina jestic obscur.ty; and on every side ntisunierahlt gions of Iwings rose frotn and descended to inferior worlds. Si' trerly hail his eye gazed and his soul admired, when an angel with 111.1 severe brow of a Judge, appeared before him, and opened a book which he held ii. hi. hind. A shuddering Ikc that of death—like that which seizes the ctiniiiiel iit sight of the chilled the heart of the nIJ man when the immortal beiug pronounced his name, and enumerated all the noble hobbies with which Heaven had endowed his mind, all the mild and generous affections. the seeds of which had been diffused through his blood, arid named the or portunines for the exercise of - virtue, the aids and encouragements which his site:taloa afforded At this nuiinent, all that was goal in hint seemed in hetong to God, and only his errors and sins ap ptUrrd to belong ',rowdy to himself. The angel comment-tit the history of his life; he turned in search of the inconsiderate aberrations of his youth, but they were no *hese to be found; the first tear of repentance had obliterated them. The tear ml was visible in their stead ; anti every serious residutiou to do well, every joyful emotion on the fulfilment of a duty. every serittenent of virtue and humility. and every triumph over terres trial nature. which is ever revolting against lhaven, was carefully noted down,. Hope then begin to kindle in the heart of Las-Caws: fur. though his errors were more numerous than grains of sand en the sea-shore. yet his life abounded in fret+ of goodness; and these acts become the more fn.. quent, and his faults the more rare, in proportion as hi. years increased, in proportion as experienco and reflection dev,lnpe.l the energy of his mind, and the !titbit of fulfilling his duty strengthened his desire and his power of Fulfilliup , it. Yet his avast noble Helium vei-re not pester- t iu the eye of God, and the source of all his virtue was stilt troubled and tarnished. Words( and tears than the mil man ens, .! ire in his trost rb.turberi dream'. TIM 'bottle; sits Onse•rer, biyirt.d the n 0 ...* Ni ignw i,, Te Inory tr, itietiilre. SW , 4l4t9Ver toe h.sogl island.: the crimp of bstliarity. tite t..r dr •-r isinfteenee, tSes stifled eltriiks of stony. tlsc •41 . nc • deep eil•re tire•ent were 1.l nnl . ! tWrOre Goa. Las-tastis **bind ruirOos. l . • d , •1•• hitert twtrified with hofior. Al aoirl e*.e hni thoughts weer no ton—et asecupii4l is' the of the seoptrowly holy and ju.l bout whose eye ies dkrlciusrs cao spelser ar.d no Oti re protect: his heart. moved by (*tiny .I.Afel.. kit Dios the Misery of so nionv•iiiffiliens 'urea. The angel Is•helei him twinen•eal the serpents of tritium , . and Shed • icor of A voter then isssied from the iii•etuaryl—it "tad and gentle. voice. like that or a forgisiisg.lesket.orni the augel beard the Words--•e Tess the kit& He obeyed ; anti the. wrecks of • ili a ! Oat sem* otykiltilate. " Thy fi r i tlieNirfts4 front the rerolleafon ot Flair 1.11.. - taio4alVfo:, scrilo.ti before him in characters of 1011:-....sere h e tot eh faults such as shine. no mortal could b. justified, and Heaven, of inwistra, be A mere desert. God doomed ininsoital souls . o wander amidst dust. that through errors they might to the knowledge of troth, acquire riitoo trona results. trod liappiiits Nine wufferiog." " (Ni! (eke 110111 exclaimed Lats-Calos, sheddi ng a torrent or *taxi, " in pity nike'froin roe the recollection of say fault. or I shall eternally hear lay punishment oithus goy uisu bosom. Douroy this terrible recolleettoo, as abases hat destroyed toe book wherrio it was itiociilled, or in !leaven I shad vainly seek the presence of the Almighty. in the bosom of happiness I shall vainly sigh for repo-e." " Ricotta'," replied the angel. "does ooh happi ness exist within thyself? Anil -where neat thou find it. intiverreet creiltare N—tuns* witoort riot. like God, exempt from faults atid emcee !.—iehor e carom thou hid happiness, if mot its gee. !mit& 111114 9 1 th i ; haat given of lariat employed Xll thy.fsicalties,to do gi.od—in the sincere and profound love which animates thy heart far th- 4i:tiniest of thy felkor.. creatures—and in thy uobleness. of mind which evinced lay thy very rrprIllal••(• p"—" Bill thin ghee pressible affliction. prolinigetl throug,li the lapse of ages "---•• It will he convettNl into hap. pines* aid plenitude of joy, in fulfilment of the plan of lista who crested thee. Thou least acktrao. , 'edged thy wenkneas; now acknowledge Flint in hat . 4. grandeur." He inotiimed to the clouds, which opened whit the roaring of thosider. inAt tar• angel elescresded with I.aa-Casas to created world*. The ianueetatt The demand 1 . . w Comm% esattunes &sib Gann iha dealers and spinners ; the via s being fully maintai med. sod in some instances stiffer; the quantity sold is 8,400 bags, cnstaiating of 121) Sc. Island at 141. a 214. 20 staissed at 161 d.: 3,500 Bowed, at Id. w 1 40 Tessawswees al 19d. a 10,8.4.; 950 Orleans at SM.& 1414.; 330 Pernams at 13 . 141. a 140.; 800 Bahia, at 1244. a 13 . 1 ..1 and a few very fire at 13 1 1.1.; 1,100 Maraithaina 121 d. a 131.1.; 80 %lies Novas al 12t.1.; 50 Minn Geraes at 11d. • 11141 ; 120 Dem rrrrrr at 11d. a 1411 ; tlll Barbados's at 114.1.; 280 Surat, at 734. 9.1.; 630 fleagals at 61d. a 74d. per lb. The import is 8,153 bags, viz. 529 bags New Orleans; 8,036 Brazil; 118 Sicily. The public sales of B. I'. Sugar have gone off this week with spirit at our late quotations, with the zealot lomat' fine flarbadocs, which is ls. per cwt. lower : the qnantity sijd is 700 casks. 200 Bag. strong Boorboa have Iwrn disposed of at 28s. and a few ehest• ordinary to middling white Brazil at 325. a 345. About 100 punclwon,. of Demerara Molasses have been taken at 284. a 29x. IVe have a fair inquiry for Plantation Coffee ; but little is offering, and t h e @rayon for shipment drawing now to a clo.o:, there has hem but trifling business dime in any description; tlw only sales are a few casks br good to fine middling Demerara .H 1331.611.8 1346.; good ordinary Jamaica 124.. 04., and good ottlinary Do mingo 120.,: there arc abort 140 tons of St. Domingo ad vertised for piddle *ale on Friday next. ISO R. fair Brazil Cocoa have been 'Mil at 5.15. 611.. and 100 li.troPle middling Plasitotion 965. a 981 per elm There is still little inquiry fur Rice, sad only a few casks of Carolina bave been taken Itto. a 20s. A parcel of Pimento his been disposed of al per lb. In flinger nothing done. Rum is still wry dull ; Jamaica 16 O. P. has been sold al 2.. 24. a Is. 4.1. awd eemmost Leeward's at is. 841. per gallon. There ia little demand fur Dyewoods ; Jamaica Logwowd has sold at 61. 10s. and Cuba rustic at SI. 10s. per lon. In Ashes' nothing dot ttg, and Boston Pots and Pearls offered by auctinu were withdrawn far want of buyers. A parcel of prime Rio Hides, of good weight*, was taken by the trade at 9d. • 4.1. per !h. Tallow i. very dull. The principal feature in the Tobacco-market this week, has lire. the sale of 100 Mods. good ordinary Kentucky Leif t o .peculator, at lid. per Its ; besides these, same small hits have been purchased for export at aimed OW previous rates. T HIS EVENING. WEDNEgn ‘1". Now. 1. lortiwerbea tbr Come& VIE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE. Lord Otkhy, Mr. . Fawns Sir ohn Mekilk, Mr. Ab bott; Strrliotl," Mr. W ; raweriti, bove J well. Mr. C. lierohle ; Inripih. Mr. hopes; Ariake. Mr. Fariry M. Illirieriberg, Divriiporr ; Min Stertios, Mrs. C. linable; nosy, 11 N Fook. . ..... After which fir4it tiro- at ibis Theory% a f a vourite Farce, in owe mi. fr-.11.vi THE DEEVOUS Ruffling, Mr. Damsel; Mask', Mr. BLinchard ; Ch3rles, Mr. Hen?; Simms, Me. Emery; Sou trt. Mr. t:oeser. Sophia, Moo Foote; Lucretia, Miss Brarl•nat; Rome, Miss Lore. To whieh will broiled do.llet I.E 11AVICRAND tivict.Arvps. .... ..... . By the Prseeipel been from the Opera Mine. A Pres alc 800 mar he had fur the Seamus, or nightly, of Me I r eolon, at the Bust-Illiicip. War... for the Rears tu be mkt* 4 Mr. Brandon, at the Boo.° dice. Hari-street, Crum Ten tell Four. Nom., is ; Seem's! Prier. 3.. nil —Pet, 34. 6.1 Scennd Price, 24.—Gallery, U.; %TWO Price, 11.—Upper (;al. key, ls.; Seemul Price, A.I. The Voure will be opened al Half past Six o'Clock, and lbr Play byes; at Seven. Tmsnarrow. the Musical Romance of Henri geuttre, wish All the iireerld's a Stage. On Fri Jay, Tleo Comedy of Errors: Luciana, Mesa M. retie (bare lira emu-mance thin lea* ). On Tileeliay will by revived Shakspeart's Comcels , of Ts. rift Is IN i 4150 (whirls leas been fnr some lime in rip sm. li"") in which will be inisnilncroi Gmgs, Intel 4, Gire :11111 sslettent eittirely from the Plays, Poems, moil Sun nets of Shakspcare. We continue In experience a fair demand fur Wheat, anti the greater part of the late supplies from Ireland has been disposed of at fully the pekes of last week, and fur fine linaiities a small advance has been obtained. Tite supply of Oats has been considerable; new ones have *dined about hi. per bootie'. American Flour, in bond, is dull of vale, and prices rather oa the drehue ; a pares! it 2001 AR. Virginia, par. tinily sour, has been sold by eviction at 111. per brl. and 500 brls. gaud Virginia, sweet, at 210.6.1. per bd. Quercitron Bark has been in request; about SO casks of Kew York, of goad quality, have been taken 6,r shipment at 151.84. to 18s. and souse smell lots of fair Philadelphia by the trade at 164 ISJ. to 1711.8 d. per rwt. A parcel of SOO bags of fine new Sicily Simms., brought forward by auction oa %Vednesday, was withdrawn for want t.f bidders, since which about 200 bags have been sold at 234 , sod 500 bags to be taken from the ship's side at 21s. per cwt. for Olive Oil there is • limited demand. About 70 tons of Palm Oil have been dispuseil of at 361. 10s. per ton. Brimstone is dull of sale; a ‘m•11 parcel of Tuscan, of middling quality, has been sold at 24f. per ton. being showed him the earth, wl.ich rolled bent! his feet ; he pointed to the steep mountams cop with eternal snow, sod nostked out the devastatiors nctrisinnied by earsivepsikes and Sampeefte-Alieitsdel and rivulets flowed down from the hills, sad mil:. linns of beings were happy on their batiks ; thei !droving of (leaven descended inthandee tot the earth. and tile woods col plains were clothed wit:i fresher verdure. In dime places which had suffered from the ravages of the morns, man breathed mot , . ferety, and his countenance bore the ruddy hue of ! w oo :—fnr c.ntaginus di, , rare no longer floated amidst thCAtmooplieric vapours; the tempest had broken its wings, and it had vanished. Then the angel booing developed to the eves I.! Lareasas the scourges which afflict the earth, and the blewmigs which are diffused along with them, be conducted laid from vivilde to invisible vinare, and initiated him in the sublime truth. which do !undo, hand can untold to mortal eve. Ile taught hint that, amidst the revolutions and agitations itr mortals, the Almighty ptirsues his courie with in equal pace, surrounded by g;ory, awl that nu vier, Pro error, is !remanent in the vast space of she urea lion, from the brat to the last of the stars. ir feting," said hie, "awakens the acti%ity of ih! and ;--in.the bosom of 'Misfortune arise the noblest refiriments that honour hurnanit:7. Torn from his co un t r y, on a fole;gn soil. the witness of his latini:r and his sotrmvs, the slave gathers up a treasure for eternity. Hl4 mind reuttVer impress ono captioning the embryo 'reds of k nor:ledge dear to the inhabi tants of Heaven • in this oppressed and murrain.: mind, a thonsanl virtues will one day spring 111.. and amongst them that which crowns ill, the gris tlest, the most sublime, the fulfilment of the law. the perfection of truant:lily, ha y / 0 " which extends to all bungs, and embraces even one's enemy. And that enemy, covered with the wounds which vice has inflicted on his moral natur, , ,, will oue day rise from his degradation; his patois ',sent is but the delay of happiness; he travels by steep, thorny, and vinding road, winch re frain [leaven, and nevertheless leads to it. order istablisheil by Supreme Wisdom, per ',Tenth rs misery ; misery gives birth to mice: the fruit of repentance Is virtue; that This day are published, TREATISE MILDEW, soul the CUL TI VATI ON of WHEAT, including flints N the Use of Liw~e, Chalk, M.rl, Chiy, Gypessm, kr. By FRANCIS BLAIKI F., Sieward and Agent to T. VF. Cnke, F.sq. Frier Is. 6.1. Also by the sante Astilwr, At length the angel raised his voice, and his words flowed eloquently : the youth had nu:tined the nice of maturity, and the new world, formerly peaceful anal happy, was a prey to carnage anal spaw, when Las-Casas appeared like the hero of humanity. The ;01 , 0.1 ikscriheal what he sothweil and what he aehicve r d ; how all the sorrows or inno cence became his own, and fired his soul with that ardent zeal which even old age could not extin guish; how, supported by the justice of his cause, he braved the sal:grainer of power, and pronounced a loud anathema on the Catieties who smiled on murder, and the policy which neglected to punish diem. The angel enumerated the instances in which lie had risked his life on the waves of the sea, regardless of storms and shipwreck, to lay the complaints of the innocent at the foot of the throne, or to convey hope and consolation back to the afflicted. Ile mentioned how Las-Cases had ap peered before the proud conqueror, the first who had ever ruled over two world., when, on hearing the voice which reproist•hed Mot for his eriture, the inonerch imagined himself in the presence of the Judge of the uuiverse, arid that his death-bed was enveloped in avengilin HOWL The angel painted the sorrow of the virt • man, when he wept over his blighted hopes—his courage, when he reassem bled his forces and dashed into new enterprises— and how, when his Impel were finally extinguished, he buried himself iii retirement, renouncing all pleasure and consolation:. regarding Ina terrestrial abode as a dungeon. and devoting his whole soul to the thoughts of eternity. As the angel perused the book, his eyes became Emanated, hits couute. ounce grew more and inure radiant, and beams of pure and gentle light expanded arousal hint : fur zyul in the cause of truth a n d justice, though re duced 10 silence, and testified only by tears, is of inestimable value in the rye of heaven. The old man listened with downcast rye*, and melancholy thoughts were expressed in his country mince. A sad recollection oppressed his heart, namely. the fetal counsel which he had once given. in a frenzy of despair. to relieve our people by the oppression of :mother I". His thought. wandered oft the banks of the Senegal awl the Chinibi4, and to the interior of that quarter of the would where eters n4l warfare resigned millions of men to the chains of European, barbarian.. The angel nut length pro. tiotinced that fatal :Action, more dreadful in its eon stainences than a crime of darkness, enure fertile iu An PWAY on th. CONVERMON of ARABLE LAND into P.UVIC RE, and an ocher Moral Snticess. Aw F.SSAY no the MANAGEMENT of FARM YARD MANURE and Formation of Conemest; actemeattied with a Plate, and Dtscriptime of the laved's' Herse.idue r jewel. col be the Ardour. New Eilapis's,. tr. ,% Tice 11.0:. an the if INAt:EIIENT of lIEDGES and HEDGE-ROW TISIIIIF.R. Memo." Falitioe. 2.. A REPORT made h. the Welrkiath ACOCUlllaral lit the Presidrsit, J. C. Corvien, Esq. Sl F. bro. St. This Work tire, a detail of the prnereilince at die Sehoom er Experseelsl *Fans. fir the bot five year., isle a :emend View ammo.' Discoveries and letsprovencalls in Apiculture. GRISF.NTIIIVAITE'S NEW THZDRY of AGRICUL TV E, iu which the Nature of Soils, Cr , st*, end Manatee, i. captained, nod the Application of floors. (; ) pieiri, Lose, 4tcr. determined an Seitmedle Principle. ' Si. A 'TREATISE cm the CULTURE of POTATOES. ls. 6d. Landoll: Printed for J. Ile:diem 3e, St. Jammer-street. Flan Ost.s have been dull of sale since our last, but prices have nut varied. FftVlT.—There have !wen nnnicroits arrivals of new Ma laga Fruit during the week, and the importers appear wil ling In effect wilco, but prices are without alteration, except of Laical and Xliewatel Valois's, which are rather lower. Rtnrru SUGARS have smut Weil in g ))))) I demand, and parttime, of low lamps have been made at a small reduction. TWO of 20.000 f. in the Fov.t Ten Nfinnte,, wEDNVIDAY. lo.h NOVEMBER. All the Tickets owe ow Male (heist; Hall' the Lottery) will be /6111111111 First My, Nets tVerlseedisf. %With only 6.500 I%cketa. tlw c.ititaina TWO Prizes 4)f 46,000/. Consols, 504$ Tiro Prizes II f 15,000/ Consols, adolcd to Two of 2,00U1. Moory, waking togrlarr POLY It Oomph and Moore. The Portbager of a Single Ticket way ,sin 90,041/. Prizes Twice Over! a. terry Prize above ?W. First Day, will be enttileil to an sonilkano Ticket for Site avroosl Deo. Tickets and Share* are qwlllsuit by T. KISII. Stock Broker, Sole Coatr3rt,r, 4, Cornbill, tool 9, Chariot-cr.oo, Loudon; who Shared slid Sold in the hal Lostrry, 3,1;43 a Prlll , of £10,006 rations other And by his Attests is. she Coustotry. ••• Seawater, with fell Particular., may Lit Itoderatk tue is happiarri; 464 io she bolero of happiness slaws a virtue increasing itt.purity and Early caithly discord iti; ehtinged into divine mon, and tyeiy campliiiiit into a hymn of ji Seized with the holy tremoVannouticing th settee of God. Las-Casas :I.:entirely hammed angel, sod became acquainted with the ml of Divine love. At this moment a veil seemed full f iiis eyes. The darkness of ignot with all its humble phantoms. suthleilly vane the thy termed to break to him on the Sr world, and to duclege to him all its secret• the arse pure, emetic. and brilliant. t au ecitacy of ivy announced ib upl►twCl►. Still, however, every fibre of the old man • bled with grief 11110 IN)M111W:4011; Lis joy mingled with stormy. ►.utl tears flowed from eyes. •• Oh. Thou!" he exclaimed, falling knees. and raisiti,g his ryes and bands towards ratictitury—" On. than whom l bought • childhood, and who nue rerealeit thyself such as thou sit, all grace. all mercy. 1411 love my Father, and not my J at*; the Father thy erratum—the Father of these flambe& worlds, the work of thy Mu di !. *toile raised a rich barest of salvation, even wise' THE E 4 'SENCE of PEARL owl PEARL DEN'NFRICE, invented by the fate Jacob Hemet, Bestial to the Boyd Family, have b.seu T s rwrrit by lose ex periesce to peat', excel. both is .Iresare and efflirwry, every siker pesparation fur the Teeth and Gams; they ef fects:illy preserve 11w Teeth irl s sound state even to of l age, resider theta white and beautiful withnut impale-he; the fasten sorb es are loose, and keep seer as are tie este.' from beeassione worst. They likewise tender lbe breath delicately sweet, pretreat the Toutls-Astir, perfectly cure the Score, to the lissom sail is Me ewe vow Arra owl close to time Teeth.—The Emeace is particularly Team- mended to Parents and PerS4ll3% alto host the Cu, of Children as the trratest prerereatire youlog Teeth. Nose are 'tensing bat vristt !VIVE the - wards, "J. Hemel, Barley and Blew, f;urkapisr-street," etiosysel a the Stamp. Price is. Sd each. BAYLEY'', TRUE E ENTI.tI. guff of LL'AIOSIB, for Lakin; lab Spots nail Stains out uf aria I. iu.n. 'rise geaiiiiit is sirned " IV. Barley" un the Dux and ‘YrApper. Also kir SCDVRINO DROPS, for 'skin( (;tear out taf 11 ;+i. Stiff. I:Yasyllra Jac Prig? he. each. n Yr 'Alta Ponsimmt Ism; pelts 3s. dd. the o w ear. field, Wlsoksale and Retail, by Bayley and Blew, Pcr boors, Cochspor-worts Loads'. • Though the intphlaciton of this incident appears to be the object for which The Vision is principally written, yet it is very doubtful whether Lls-Casas Mat really recommend the cultivation of the Anwrican colonies by Afeseaa 'sectors. The feet has tares strossly contested by unsay writers, and I the Abbe Gregoire, in a Meinoir which he prevented to the testiest', seems to hare proved, beyond contradiction, that this 111116,1111 tradition reopecting the origio of tire sieve track, hl not fronded oat troth, ~ . ..- . _ ...... ''..•... . 4lst•-• 11 . ;"..; •••• .... of;;t. ••••Ari.a.. ... ' • • ins pooh-cowls by a cb recede* it, lo thy pervetsit y to repent. that of vir‘ r happiness . sublimity* divine, hit Of fig the pr.. flied 10 4 4 4 e myetene. I seemed re ignorainc.-* y volortheri ; ;he intermit is secrets ; third, owl tirirroeclr. mars (rem- v4 joy aas d from has 'bog on In, towards the .glit an my 'gel( to Me. love ! ' •4044-1. of all numberlrss ors *to In vainre RAN KRU PTA. 110110 Prier, of Triskrsbit. s, Gloucester, cnrit•factor, 1., r. November 11, at five., 15, and December 12, at el,rrn, at William Ricketts's, Tewkesbury. Attorneys, :11r. Geo, ge Edmunds, liachryeter.Office, ; and Ilr Tliuma4 Brookes, Tewkesbury. (:hall.c Wall, of rovestry. mercer, to surrend,.r, Nos'ern ber 2 0 , 21, Rood December 12. at eleven, at the !lead 1.113, V..rentr. Attorneys, tl . Woodcock and Twist, Covviiti y. (Iroraje Wroth, jam. 114/M or late of Culeshill, %Vary/irk, aleakr, In snare:Orr, Noremlwr 21, 22, and December 12, al eleven, at the Craven Arms Hotel, Coventry. Attorneys Me,sra. Datl mot %Valet., Great .1 lutes-street, Derlfortl-row, I. 1.0. ; and Mr. Edward Dickens Darkens, Coventry. - 1 " 1 ” , Ile" - gleit,.1111. of Dartmouth, D•voo, sail-maker, to porrenaler. Nora-tuber 7, at three, 9, anal Derember It, at t,m, at Mr Nicholas Itrookines, jam. Dartmouth. Aisne m‘a, Mr. William Prier, IVevr , rittare, Lincoln's-Inn; anal Mr. Ilroadttne, Dartmouth. J 'men 1.-arkworthy, of Exeter, comb maker, to surrender, Not.eotto r 13, ?R. nod Dertother 12, et levet', at the New Loo.tott lon, ftxetn. Attorneys, Mr. Hobert Billiton, Brood. erred, Londoo ; mad Mr. Clarks &tattoo, Castle.street, Exeter. Jame% Green, late of Oxford-street, Mirldleme, smith, to sinrendrr, November 4, 11, end December It, et Do, et G. 10,11111% loodoo. Attorney% Mr. Hlacklow, Frith street, Solo, ..qtinre and Mr. Hamilton, Tevistock-row, Covent winters. Thoetaa Heighten' and Thomas Doughty Paine ' of pawn- Irns, Norf. .flt. dealers,. tgrarorreneter, November ft, IS, et leo, aunt D-e, miter 12. at tarok., at the CAM. Alt,orneva, Mr. Peaeorke, Cambr Wire; and M ews. T ~,,, e Lincolo'a too, London. William Slatlo, of Leeds, iot k, corn merchant, to Norren• der, Novernifer 14, 131, and Demosher 12, at eleven, at the Cowl House, Leeds. Attmoievs, 311terro. Fieher and Sittllow, "navies Inn, Loudon; and Mr. Harrell', Leeds. J o hn Braley, of Wootton Underedge, Glntseester, clothier, to etirrituder, November 13, 11, and December 12, at twelve, at th e Commercial Booms, Bristol. Attorneys, M . Bridges and thither, Red Lion.square, London ; and Messrs. Hare and Winwontl, Huth Greater., of Manchester, merchant, tt, surrender, Novensbrr 20, 21, and December 12, at two, at the Star Inn, 3losechester. Attorneys, lie. Hampton, Matichrster ; and Mr. Ellis, Chancery.lattr, London. . Miaow, Lynch, of Wniterriars London, carman, to ear register, Nannuthar 4, 11, and Dl:ember 12, at antler, at Attorney, Mr. Bathu, Castle-atter*, Monads- . loons. Bilker, now or late or the Hooltrownil Brewery, Stratford, Emelt, brewer, to surrender, Novt , ontor 4, 14, and Dreesolwr le„at feu, al Gailellenll, Loodots. Attorneys, Ilesare. Fidwr and Monday, Fornird's lon, Holborn, London. DI V I DEN DA. NorPablrer 30. R (Lholoio, of (Ilford, So frolic. grocer, et eh-wen, at Cm. Crow,' Imo, troadbrisite, Sit Ifialk. Novi-tuber ti ttrice,uf Rsi.tol, merchant, al eleven, at the Clinintereini ftmona, November 21. S. Thotwiew, nr Red Cruis.street, London, calleitilevei, at fell, at Gemmel'. Noveollwr 21. J. Blinker, of Grafton-dyed, Soho, ready. l'arui-loa! ironmonger, at heeler, at GooilillotH, loot%os. Novrtoher 45. A. Amlmmo or Milipot-laar, Loudon, mer chant, :.t rk , vro, a. Guitdjuiti. iSto , ootter 2S. S. I'. and P. Rill, of ‘rorerster, hop turechant., at ten, al At Crow* lan, ‘Vorcentt.r. N 0 1 ,11 1 , 1 , 1. 4. It. Coney, of the Strand, and of Stratton . trr ,, u lA, %Vest roin-tcr, pineaber, at tell, at Gaildtsall, Nvvenitter 24 J. sw.inavm, er Kr t aai. tremmArdAnd, ~..-o.le4ihrr.maituractmer, at ten, al the Koh'. Arta too, Kendal, CERTIFICATES.--Novamar.‘ 21. T. Thosopsoo, semi. E. Thumper', and T. Thompson, joust. of Nether Compton, Dorset. flux sp ..--IV. Golotswort toy, of Man Tavern-held., Middlesex, rsupc-msker.—G. Lock snood, tsf Whitby, York, wonflen.shoptr.—J. touttford, of Milk•sto eet, Cho-dpsoote, I. WI, us holeuntle.lotberdsother.— .1. Caronhy, of :Hoopes 10, Northnotherland, common-brewer, COWNe, of Bs. Wean, Loudon, pawnbroker Hurst, of Ton er.stro et, Lund on, cotioni-bruhrr.-- W. Mate, of I txfoud slo 01, Ihrl,lietat. PAR rNERSIIIPS DISSOLVED. G. Stephen and T. Gellemon., of Nee Looplen..ireet, Ce.tirbe.l i I.ned.re, .hip•brukrr<, Ge:ohee 9, 1820 J. %treed end .1 Ilsze:I. of Newhely, Ntrka. drug:P.lA, Sep. leakher IS, lUD —ll Witmer slid %V. Clialsoiltr, uf &Wel, tbenuitss Septentlar 29, 1020, Las-Cusus, the eloquent, the indefatigable defer- der of the American.. 14y stretched ou his death bed to hi' tituirtieth year. For a long period pre mime his demise, ill his thoughts were directed ______ towards the hapi t ineas of a better world; and wiNT tSlit t AND SPANISH MAIN PRODUCE. thotiKh now *Witt to ruler that world, he trembled CniVrt• -41) " W " i "" .1 " , 1 "" the lirmand li. 4: " tree re. stn the brink of eternity. Coosemus of the purity aimed c m.i444,-aote, and :he public 'ales Ira that day and the i. sewilue,.l d.„..eR , o w .. re lively, and no the chili at 01 his heart and the iloweroce uf los life, he had a u : „1 4 ,,, ce of 2.. to 2. 6.1. per cut. on the primes 41 ha[ etteoutiter..ll, without di.tuay, the angry glance of King‘, and he dreaded nu earthly judge ; hut the l'a• .4414 ; Wm W. 14 paid fur w. Moine° on W...lnesday, Judge before whom 11- was speedily to be asimrnou ,o44.l 1•264. uu Thursday for goudioality. The _Lo+,ine•l :hose .e .. by pt i% rte contract wan writ totteni,Ye, 12ds. was utliacti fur d. we . t G o t. an d he was *wed by the supremesupreme Si. thioulitt. , • 1 &spotty al infinite justice. Tittlal the strongest as It,, .tork of W. I. Coffee is sow 3,487 tans, twill: , 140 . lens that, al tit.s i.:oe isst year, prewist prices N.. per fewit. 1 wel! as the.iveakt•st eye ts ovetp , owered by the (LI. higher. • stifle beams of the sun. I IL P. SVGA% enti . i ... I,tl very dull of sale lariat that for- A t t h e Net of hi. touc h 'tatty sewed an aria 1_ over wit of the orerk , off the ism two days, tworerse r ilaro ,Wag bees hia.lhiligul friend. Equal was snare bowie , ' done. bat at she saute rate of prints. " 1/k ' w h o iwi Tiwre are few parcels of Foreign Sugar tarring, tow do`es •In vt!tiSo to LooteloPos he 1 . 004 hiso Ile 4 beadier; ibrrs aplusr to be tooth demand for Harososh or Bruit, inferior to line in courage and talent, he respected •. . • r.. 1 _Air* AbillKErs. (/rum the "London Morenolife Priar C of Tuesday, October 31, MO .1 SOUTH AMERICAN PRODUCE. Corznx.—There has been it fair demand for Bost India Cotton shroughimt the week, whirls would bre, been taken freely ■t the carrrency of the late sales, hut there was little offering on there terms (particularly in Surma) the busineas was iu ennsegttenre not eltlenPIVIE; mint cases a small advance has been realized, and the buying was chiefly for home bade, though the Mirky for export is inure general than has been experienced for some time; in other kinds of Cotton there is very little doing. The riles of the wed( are, duty paid, 100 hazy Pernambnco, fair to good lal.l. to 14.1; 50 Bahia, fair 12/d.; 30 Minis Geraes, fair 11 1 .4.; 45 Surinam and Cayenne, middling 12.1 fair 13d.; 20 Demerara and Berbice, fair to good 12)1 a 13.1. ; 50 Ja maica, middling 10d. fair to good 101.1. a 11d. ; 700 Silent (in tumid) ordinary to twiddling 6 I. a 7.1. fine 831. a 9.1. ; SOO Bengal (ditto) middling 614. good ; 300 Madras (Jilt()) twiddling 614. fair to gots, 731. a B;d.—total, 1,855 bags. The import is 231 hags Pernanabeos, 178 Demerara and Berbice ; 141 West India ; 1: Smyrna—total, 665 begs. Portscr;pt, Tuesday, October 31. Four (iamb. Corrar.—Tbree small public sales of Jamaica wen brought forwird to-day, and went generally at a redaction of lc per es t from the prices paid at the previous public sales ; a p.reel of tine middling Jamaica hrougbt 141 s. 8.1. and St. Domi..E.. was sold et 1255. per cwt. The It. Sugar maikrt remains without alteration. H4V4I/Ir.—There has here a lively &mud fur this arti cle, and a considerable advance paid. . _ 771 F, VISIIII'4 OF LAS-VASAS. [FROM TOR OCRMAN OF ENGEL.]