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, 'l a4 ~. . : Wes . Vi ' '' 41114...),, • --- - ----"` ---7--- 3 1 --/r----ie tom-' /,,c- - 0- , e--C,0 4 - ---- ft-e__-e r ,I (-- "G . Z _‘/ 4---- . (, ' ill ; CONTRACT TOR OATS. COXIIIISSAILIAT DEPARTMENT, TREASURY •:,•; # --------, r s - 1.4*,* • ~ .in. . ., q ,., r --_,_,:., ,(1,f,,, ~,,,... x. ~, ,_,, - , i rw -,. CR AMBERS, JULY 29, 1829. 4 ` . 1 „: 4 , . 4 an Sun Persons as are desirous of Contract- . Deli . 4. !. , a,citli the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, to _,..‘4_,,e4:', ~ ,;s'' 4 _ ss e mr- , Ilk, , ~ 5 -=-:: ----- s • , `,-;-0,7, ~,, ,, , * N__. . 7 o - -/. . 07 1 6 , : q_ i„ . . t,, 44 , , .t.,--977. 8 36,000 POUNDS of OATS at the Ordnance I t • 1 iS"" o .T.ooley-street, may receive particulars of the C o n- ' le F .' - I• '61461 41111111 . ' ' 411 /* T "" PP PI" (Certsaat his Office between the Hours of Ten and Four, and . ,:sa -aasol -a a •te e a -ee ,s, es ' a.- . -I . 1 s \\'‘: -- a I ....+•; .4 2, a -/T '4ll /ffis 7 6 l4 * , : s i - ' s ; NO / Lb ' - - - ' ft , ' ,- , ' . eirz.their Tenders sealed up and directed to the Agent for • ea en asfr . - wea'' see a s , t Lariat Supplies, marking thereon " Tender for Oats;" '''la', -1 al r i nktiji ''''hi'll V`' i'll 'IL I 0 . l ii I ~ ... .. ' , ~, lt 0 X 311, ' Wor e r b leei ...„ SATURDAY the Bth August, but none will he . 13,,L7 , after Twelve o'clock on that day ; nor will any - _ es_ . _ - , P er - 1 1 7: 1 1 be noticed unless made on or annexed to a printed No. 11,508. . LONDON Si.TURDAY EVENING AUGUST 1, 1629. PRP . 5 - t -p , W an - a t , and the price inserted in words at length ; nor _ pe..._ :oletter be subjoined to such Proposal signed by two --- - --- - - - ---- ---- 47 f known property engaging to become bound with CARPETS. I LIBRARY OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE. export an d h ouse c onsumption. In Bengal, or other East LADIES' FASHIONS FOR i t party tendering, in the sum expressed in the particu- CAR T E R and co., No. 2, Cheapside. In ailarge and closely printed volume, Svo• of 508 Pages, India-descriptions, there are no sales of any extent. - - •.!.....tzthe due performance of the Contract, Stiong yard-wide with 399 wood-cuts, price only Bs. in cloth boards, COFFEE.-The public sales this week have been ex- (From /a Pelle Assemble cLENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. Kidderminster ...... ..„. 2s. 011. and 2s. 4d. per yard. Ditto, fin d v . ery stout an, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, I. Corn- tensive; the parcel of Brazil Coffee, 3,000 bags good ord. HOME COSTUME.-A wrappi A OTICE is' hereby given, that at a GENE- prising the Preliminary Treatise, Mechanics. Hydro- mixed, was all taken in about . 335.. but there were no fancy tartan sarcenet ; the checqu e s itto.s• 2s. 6d. - 2s. 6d. - offers within 2s. of that price ; the fine ord. La Guayra statics, Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Heat, Optics, and Polari- N,,, RAL MEETING of the COMMITTEE of MA- 'Ditto ) euperfines, elegant on a ground the colour of. the c o ' u , s ti M . lENT of the AFFAIRS and BUSINESS of the patterns zation of Light ; with an Explanation of Scientific Terms was also all taken in at 365. and 375. 6,1. The demand 2s. 9d. - 3s. 3d. - for British Plantation descriptions has been general, and blossom. The pelisse closes, AvITANY of PROPRIETORS of the KENNET and . Yard-wide Venetian for and a Copious Index. rather extensive, and Jamaica colour Coffee Coffee has gone in down the front of the skirt, and th i ii rt CANAL NAVIGATION, held at the Town hall, bed rooms, sec ls. 10d. - 2s. 4d. - Published, under the superintendence of the Society for large parcels freely, both on speculation and for export, at litlylborough, in the county of Wilts, on Toit . s,as i , Ay ,l the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, by Baldwin and Cra- Circassienne, with the sleeves a , or i_cia en Y of July, 1829, it was resolved , the Ditto, all wool 2s. 9d. - 3s. Od. - dock, London. former rates. This day, at public sale, 272 casks 348 toned at the wrists by a very ban . th e w tYefle Shillings pe . r Sharma ;nat a Dividend ' Half-yard Stair Carpet- hags British Plantation, 887 East - India, 154 bags _ ledge *.* The subscribers to the Library of Useful Know- let, almost forming a cuff, and clasr p roprietors of Share= • : etiould be made amongst ingForeign, 39 bales Itiocha ; Ceylon sold 31s. a 325., good laal i , e should be - - Is. 4d. may now complete their first volume of Natural ... in this undertaking, and that the Ditto, all wool ...... - Is. 9d. - Philosophy,-Nos. 53 and 54, containing the Second Part ord. Brazil at 345. a 35 . 5., the Mocha at 100 s. a 101 s., long brooch of a higher coloured 1 0 8,13-- payable at Messrs. Miles, Hanford, and Half ell and Three-of the bracelet. The throat is ( of Polarization of Light, and a Glossary, Index, Title, &c. the Jamaicasold at provious rates. Market steady. °'• at mr -en . kers; Bristol, (Treasurers to the said Company,) quarters ditto le. 7d. - Is. 10d. - being published. RUM, BRANDY, ANU . HOLLANDS. -The Ruin market triple French ruff of blond, fasten sid e :•- James Ormiston's, No. 22, Bread -street, Cheap- Ditto ditto, all wool 2s. Od. - 2s. 6d. - . , l> in on, or 'at any time after, the 19th day of An extensive variety of the newest and most elegant ENCYCLOPIEDIA METROPOLITANA. sales at the ration which has lately taken place in the kof • a pin rosette gauze ribbon. • ' - "" l °°eT next arranged in full clusters of curls of Brussels patterns, of superior texture, at very reduced TIHE SUBSCRIBERS to this Work in prices. The safes of Runs this week are limited to parcels wh An o and Noticels also hereby further given to all persons prices. The Royal Patent Damask Carpet, Hearth Rugs, of proofs at Is. 9P., 4 over at is. 10d., and some Jamaica the face, and the head-dress cons -11- complete volumes are respectfully informed that 211A se tY have purchased, or otherwise acquired a right to Druggets, Floor-cloths, &c. in the greatest variety, at ex . . another volume, being the First of the Mixed Sciences, is 30 to 32 over at 3s. 2d. Brandy and Geneva continue gent cap of blond , with double h , It, t ),.:S which have not been Registered in their Names ceedingly low prices. neglected. published this day, and contains MECHANICS; HY- and of a Wand he pattern, the 1. - ti t : to No re l c ts_ v of the Company, that in ord e r to entitle CARTER and Co., 2, Cheapside, near Paternoiter-row. HEM FLAX AND TALLOW -The Tallow market re- DRODYNAMICS ; PNEUMATICS ; OPTICS; AS- .'` 7 ' ' • . • • baek . ;. and next the hair is an entv rightl receive the said DIVIDEND, the TRANSFER, N.B. Dealers supplied, and orders for exportation ex- TRONOMY • NAUTICAL ASTRONOMY • PHYSI- mains firm, and the prices rather improving. In Hemp instrument by which they may have acquired their ecuted with the utmost despatch. CAL ASTRONOMY ; and MAGNETISM. ' or Flax there it no material alteration. of pink gauze ribbon, with satin fot e A e a l'ell Shares, must be sent to our Office on or be- Tri t i I st da of SSeptember next on which da the Lately published by Mr. MURRAY, Albemarle-street, London : printed for Baldwin and Cradock, Pater- By public sale 1,265 bags light black Pepper were all taken itk. lfei llooks y ' 1) ' • y • I. th. will be closed, and not again opened until COLLOQUIES on the PROGRESS noster-row •; C. J. C. and F. Rivington •; J. Duncan ; the hair on each temple, and string B. Fellowes ; Suttaby, Fox, and Suttaby ; E. Hodgson ; pimento at 2tel. ; 341 bags white ord. to good sold Ifl. a 5i -d. l ', ' Patment of the Dividend. and PROSPECTS of SOCIETY. By RO- ribbon float over each shoulder. , Marlboro,°. J.Dowdin•H THd •GL fd•L •k imento 6isl. a '7d. This• day 158 bags Pimento, very MERRIMAN and SON, Principal Clerk. BERT SOUTHEY. 2 vols. Bvo. With Engravings, 308. g, H. T. o son ,G. Law ford , La sly ors tied en sandales, and Li] and Son ; and for J. Parker, Oxford; and J. and J. J. good, scaditod. a sid. . It 1 . • gh, 22d July, 1829. , "There: volumes will supply considerable entertainment Deighton, Cambridge. Itemoo s soaThere is no alteration since the East India complete the dress. 11,. ' ••••-A Circular Letter will be sent to every known to every order of thinkers, who like to have their facul- Company's sale; there is a smaller quantity of the Indigo EVENING DRESS.-A dress I This volume, which contains 852 pages instead of 768, hu:Ptioetor before the Dividend becomes payable, informing ties called into exercise by power and accomplishments of taken in at the sale, placed since, than usual. and 81 plates instead of 24, is necessaril sold for 3/. 3s. , fety, of a bright Aurora-colour. ktn _' . what manner, and at what place, to apply fur the no common description, however singularly exhibited.ASHES..-Ashes continue firm, the holders still refusing but the purchasers in volumes may be assured y that the pricehem surrounds the border of ti --....e„.....,t0 cell at the low currency. To a fine display of copious and commanding eloquence, of the whole in that form will be precisely the same as if which, either in beautiful paintiN RNE,This day supported by much felicity of expression, and adorned by C ge orrox. There is little alteration in the Cotton market. I l ia l3E was published, nry's LECIURES on ANA- most of the graces which attend on practised composition, taken in parts. The purchases for the week consist of 140 Bengal at 31,1. embroidery, is a rich wreath of fib a 4d. ; 400 Surat at 3ii. a 4d. • 190 Bowed at 5,1 d. a in chiefly of blue-bells, white he To LAN MY, SURGERY, &c. &c., boards, 149. is united a variety of illustration and allusion, which a rrHE COURT JOURNAL of This Day, RENCE'S LECTURES on Physiology, Zoology, reading experience of Dr. Southey's could alone supply. _IL No. XIV. contains Court and Fashionable Life-. 61,1. ; 310 Egyptian at 6iel. a 6i-d. ; 1,100 Surats sold the scarlet flower, called Venus's I "4 Nataral History of Man, 16s. boards. His books are worth reading, and should be read accord- after the public sale, 24th inst. The King at Windsor-Movements of the Royal Family corsage is made tight to the she ingly."-Westminster Review, No. 21. TEA. -The market continues in the same dull state. Portraits of " This is a beautiful book, full of wisdom and devotion -Andrews, the Ball Room lamtruder-Scenes from the a . . Book of ' • • • the Boudoir-a Blue Stocking Party-Lord few FRUIT.-There There are no transactions worth reporting; cusly low, with two tuckers of blot 1 1 8 e i lt r t r ; A : ST LEY COOPER, B ast , s k e t c h e d in the -of poetry and feeling; conceived altogether in the spirit . . a Cur rants 765. a 78s. ing tight over the bosom, and the ] J o „, of other times, such as the wise men of our own day may Byron, Monk Lewis, Mr. Kernble, .11Iia Moore. Lords re 1 OBA CCO. -The only sale of Tobacco of any extent is a is made of so fine and transparent ABERNETHY, Es FR S d• (1 ,, . . ~ ditto. scoff at, but such as Evelyn, or Izaak Walton, or Her- Erskine and Carysfort, Lady Cork, &c.-Demon and Vol- parcel of 120 hhds. Virginia a Beeflittle below 4,1 I eo stat rite of each 7s. 6d., proofs, 10s. 6d. taire-The Last Hours of Louis XIV. ; his confession tothe rich border of vine-leaves onl] bert, would have delighted to honour."-Quarterly iIL la " .1 A BROOKES, Esq F R.S 15s. proofs, Review. tbe Duke d'Orleans respecting the Man in the Iron Mask IRISH PROVISIONS.-In or Pork there . is no alter . - HO% 2 ALL FOR LOVE, and THE PILGRIM OF .-Foreign Courts-The Davenals ; a Campaign of Fashion ation. Butters are heavy. The request for Bacon is ous, as it lies on the neck, and at improving. pears like a drop-necklace of pet in Dublin-Aphorisms from Devereux-Dictionary of Letter% and I .NSTANT BINDER for Parephletß, COIIIPOSTELLA. By ROBERT SOUTHEY. Fools- RICE.-Rice is rather lower on account of the late fall tucker is of the same pattern, fu Gri lc, &e. &c. Disappointments-M. Chabert, the Poison Eater-Paris cap Bvo. 7s. 6d. in the Corn Market ; mid. to good Bengal 12s. 6d. a over the corsage round the bust. 'ths, Wellington -street, Strand. and Chinese Chit Chat-King's Theatre-English Opera " In the ease of its structure and versification, and the ....___ . . . 13s. 6d., fine 13s. a 145., cargo Rice Is. 6d. INfta ß -Haymarket-Vauxhall-The Minors, &c.-Scientific,are long, a la Man:duke, of whi 011 A Augu st O VEMENT OF AGRICULTURE. straight forward simplicity of its narrative, it classes with . Literary, and Political Intelligence-Army and Navy- SALTPETRE.-The demand for Saltpetre has rather im- are confined at the wrists by bract the Minstrel Ballad. proved ; the prices are without variation. • t I will be published, price 4s. and continued Births, Marriages, &c. arm bracelet formed of three row: We thank Mr. Southey for giving to the firesides of Printed for H. Colburn ; published by W. Thomas, -- 1E BR Quarterly, •zy ITISH FARMER'S MAGA- the Public a trifle originally intended for his own ; and . 19, Catherine-street, Strand, price 10,1 stamped, and sup- PRICES OF HOPS.-July 31. pearls, both as to size and water glad we are that after solong a course of arduous and use- ' • , . Kent Pockets.„-..-- fil Os. 61.105. to '7l '7s. follOvj n ,. iNE ,,,s No. XII. Among its contents will be theplied by all Booksellers and Newsmen, free of postage. Sussex Ditto ful labour he still retains the life and vivacity of his youth - ESSRX Ditto .-- 61. Os. 61. 10s. to '7l. Os. t'l;tedertiperimental Trials of Feeding, by the Duke - two rows of gold beads; each bra ful heart, and the merry versatility of his boyish fancy."-• LOAN OF TWO HUNDRED POUNDS, to. Os. 9/. Os. to 10/ Os. Farnham Ditto, Fine Seconds ......- 0/. Os. 7i. los. to 91. os. by a small cameo, set round by a ties Of g .Reply to Mr. Aiton, on the Nutritive Quali- Blackwood's Magazine. - ga relni t Z 46, by G. Sinclair, F.L. S. author of " Hortus - 51. Os. 5/. 12s. to 6/. O. 4/. 10s. 51. Bs. to 5/. 12,. gold. The hair is becomingly ar the I n 3 ° Wohur • pro __ nensis," &c.-Rev. Henry Berry, on DODSLEY'S AND RIVINGTON'S ANNUAL Cent., by a Gentleman of the highest respecta- Essex Ditto - 5/. Os. 51. 10s. to 6/. Os. and ringlets, and the bows of ha gti euitur lea Breeds of Cattle-On the Arrangement of REGISTER, FOR 1828. bility, who has Apartments to Let Furnished, consisting of Old Duty laid at £40,000. 411100 1 Buildings, illustrated by a Ground Plan, Just published, price 16s. boards, a Drawing room, Bed-room, and Dressing-room, on one PRICE OF POTATOES.-July 31. mit of the head are not too it 1827 at .(1 Sections of a Barn and Buildings erected in rrFI E ANNUAL REGISTER; or a Floor,,with convenience for a Female Servant sleeping, (is New Ware - , 31. Os. to 41. Os. per ton. among the puffs of the bows are otaTtLeOlkietieal'°(ll, ge Farm, at Langton, near Spilsby-Aiton A View of the History, Politics, and Literature, of in a private House.) Stabling and Chaise-house, may PRICE OF OIL. ornaments; blue cornflowers, rat Errors in Agriculture-On the Diseases in the Year 1828. also be had, with Lodging for a Man-servant. The House Rape Oil, brown ............ 401. Os. ........ Refined ...... XV 0 . ' Linseed Oil 2B 6 _____ nature, and ears of ripe corn. "'lir. G t '''' 00 the Formation and Management of Fences London : Printed for Baldwin and Cradock ; C., J., G., is situated in one of the Public Roads in Lambeth, and Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, per thousand ................ 11 0 Por e i gtvr ra ra 7, an the Low Priced and Beneficial Systems of and F. Rivington ; Longman, Rees, and Co. ;E. Jeffery within one quarter of an hour's walk of either of the six Rape Cake, per ton ----........ 5 5 (From the World of Fash. - ettp ed ae-- Revieweofthe"HarleianDiaryHusbandry" and Son; J. Booker; J. tiL Richardson; R. &h o l e y ; Bridges. Personal Security will be given, BESIDES I) ( e ) r te lb • t " , pSrtYlabd.Grainger's "Tenancy of Land in Great Bri- Hurst and Chance; Hamilton, Adams, and Co. ; Whit- THE PARTIES HAVING THE APARTMENTS, 61 P b. R .... 1C 1d : t t OF LEATHER. lb. d. tout. Our splendid arawingrooms, so tri e b o _ , 1., comprising the Highland and Grazing Di a- taker and Co. ; E. Lloyd and Son ; J. Booth ; W. Joy ; which will he gradually paying off the Loan. 2 1 6 Tanned H i o ' r e s r e Hides... 17 21 Ditto.. -...-60 to 661 b- 21 22 Spanish Ditto :v oiB 7L . anebert's Rural Affairs of Ireland," &c. &c. H. Steel; Sim kin and Marshall; G. La w f or d ;T. Lay- For further particulars apply, if by letter, post-paid, Dressing Hudes-.......... 14 17 . Per dezen. 44, each: and II• neatly half bound, 21., or in Numbers cock ; Sustenance and Stretch ; and J. Collingwood. to Mr. Asseretti, House Agent and Auctioneer, Bridge- Fine Coach Hides 19 21 Ditto kins36 to Iltb. 18 21 be entirely deserted ; the latter en Crop Hides, 35 to 401 b. 141 16 .......... 50 to 701 b. 23 29. nessed many departures from L .4,,,,,,, .„. By whom is also published, in a very large volume, price street, Westminster. Ditto...-... 45 to 50Ib. 16 181 Ditto 70 to 801 b. 21 23 feller Ilidgway, Piccadilly and, by order, of every 245. . Ditto 18 201 Small Seals, Greenland 20 211 the short space often days, we ma • "er and Newevender. ' A GENERAL INDEX to the ANNUAL REGISTER, -- RAW HIDES. cessation to that ( cortege of coror • NEW WORKS, from its commencement in 1758 to the year 1819, inclu- EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Per Stone. s.d. to s.d. Per Stone. a. d. to a. d. 4 z l'. we have been b accustomed tla 1K bat eive ; after which period each successive Volume has a dis- Best Heifers& Steers 2 63 0 I Ordinary 110 2 o .w hich ti -ly published by James Ridgway. Middlings 2 2 2 4 Market Calf-..... 6 coact,. -.. ""'T Numb e r., price 4s. eight coloured plates, tinct Index. The Sesostris, Yates, from Bombay, has arrived b fashionable morning drive ; man off Dover ; sailed from thence March 24, Ceylon Wool _ SHEEP SKINS. 1 .. No, V. of Volume Two, New Series, *.* The Publishers of this Work beg to remind theriages, we have since seen, with , - 2 s. Od. to3s. Od. I Shearlings........ Os. O i l, to Os. 6d I OrttiZZARDS' BOTANICAL REGISTER ; or Subscribers to Rivington's Annual Register, that, in con- April 12, Cape of Good Hope May 28. Passengers, L ambs....,. ••••••••WWo is. Od. to Is, fid. horses, carrying off their noble c sequence of the junction of the two interests in the volume Mrs. Conwell, Mrs. Yates, two Misses Conwell, --"'"A‘.. .44 TAL FLOWER GARDEN an d SHRUB ; Con WHVITCHAPEL HAY MARKET.-July 30 country-seats ;or on visits previ 1 craned for 1825, they can now complete their sets only by the Mr. Bird, Mr. Dowdeswell, Madras Civil Service; Hay ..........-.... 50 s s t . r Ot a to 90s. Od. i ( Llo j d er t0 .. 7 . 1. 7( ( ); d 1..0.1. to 110.. Ott • JO - tirement, to Cheltenham, and o Pior t ..„ 3 -, of pLINT4LEy, EN. F.R.S. purchase of Dodsley's Edition. The volumes wanted by Capt. Liddell, Bombay, N. I. ; Assistant-Surgeons Eachnumber attiirat the University of London. Messrs. Rivington's Subscribers are for the years 1813 to Campbell and Duncan; Captain Martin, Country • PRICE , OF TALLOW, SOA P _ f &c . per 1121b.-July 31. situations. roan--,- 425. Od. I c low 50ap....-„..... 725. oa. me last meeting at A knack The - 7Bs. Od. !: ,Illollt Ornamental Flossie and Shrubs grown in this this additional demand to supply, many of the volumes may country, aCCOMpanied 40s. Od. White 82s. Od three splendid dinner and evenin ass. Od. Graves .--....- It od ea . 'cultivation, &e. by th • eir history, best method of be expected to be soon out of print, and an early applies- ARRIVALS AT BOMBAY. Hyman, Edington, from ?I , a hit 'f :)i - ' ~ Soap Ditto. London, Bth March ; Mary Ann, Boucant, from Melted Stuff 325. Oal. Good Dregs by the few nobility remaining in ..." The Botanical n tion is therefore recommended. Ditto Rough. 22s Od. .1 th e ist e “egister, from containing most or all ,ti, t ,,_ , „ w Plants, introduced by the Horticultural So- UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY OF THE LATIN Julie, Rivier, from Bordeaux, 15th ; his Majesty's Price eof PRICE OF RAW FAT, per stone of 81b.-July 31. by the elegant and superb dressi Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Melters) . _ 2s. 31d. . • imiti L !era . the great care with which its plates are exe- LANGUAGE. ship Hind, Farneux, from Trincomalee, 17th ; Clare- At Almack's were observed mo PRICE OF CANDLES. l ut a; , a na the judicious remarks on culture and general In Two very large Volumes, Royal 4to. price 61. 16s. 6d, mont, Macinlay, from Glasgow, and Cyrene, Keys, The price of Store Candles, in the retail shops, is as follows :- than have been seen there some t li em izt hit. Lindley, is in consequence, the superior pub- in canvas boards, from Siam, 18th. Candles, per doz. BS. Od. to Os. Od. I Moulds, per dozes --Os. 6d. Lou . TOTIUS LATINITATIS LEXICON Burden COAL MARKEL-July 31. ,2. Th e vlt , 4 n a Magazine of Botany, &c. SAILINGS most BOMBAY.-Kithsdale, Christian, such the dresses were,: of court i'ISIimEw r ",GRESS of the EPISCOPAL ESTA- Consilio et Cure JACOBI FACCIOLATI, Opera for London, March Bth • Phoenix, Cozens, for Cey-, 255. 9d. Walls End Newmarch.... 295. Od. Hebteurn Main --......- 27 7 Ditto Walker.....--., -. 29 0 3 . An E 1t .1„. 171 the WEST INDIES. Price ls. 6d. et Studio /EGIDII FORCELLINI, Alumni Seminarii lon 15t • Sim son Warrenfor ingoria„ h S . NN ' T V' • 17th • ,Killin g worth ............. 27 6 Lambton's Primrose .... 28 0 . THIRD EX of, and ANSWER to, the Patavini, lucubratum. Edidit; Anglican Interprets- ' ' REPORT • Charlotte, Crockett, for China, 18th ;La Virginie, Penfield Townley-- 26 6 Russell's Ly0n'5........... 28 3 elegant than rich. There were not many dress h • an th e pu BLI -T from the SELECT COMMITTEE tionem in locam Italicae substituit ; Appendicem Patavi- Walls End Brown's ..... 27 6 Walls End Hetton--- 31 o matrons ; what there were:offerec Cornavant, for Marseilles, and Ed ward Lom . be, 13 ,NITED in .,,C INCOME and EXPENDITURE of the nam Lexico passim intertexuit •; pence de suo, distinctione ,?V . alls End Carr and Co. 25 3 Walls End Lyons ... 7 -- 28 9 t ut Crtizoisr‘ N :'"°DoM. By a CIVIL SERVANT of per obelos facts . , huc argue iliac spars . it ; A . uctarium . de . .. Freeman, for London, 19th. Passengers, Lieut. .)dto Clarke . and Co. -26 0 Walls End Stewart 's -30 9 shape, and were very transparent Ditto Cramlington...... 25 6 Russell's Hetton's W.E. 30 9 4. RD nique et Horatii Tursellini de Particulis Latinos Orationis Pottinger, Dr. Mearne. Ditto Hilda -............- 26 6 Hartley -- 28 0 much the appearance, in front, LORD -- STANCE o f a LETTER addressed to the Libellum, etiam Gerrardi Siglarium Romanum et Gesneri The Aurora, Owen, and William Money, Fulcher, Ditto Northumberland 27 3 Llangennech Coal -- 38 0 beret, being placed very backv Ditto Peareth... ........ 25 0 Silkstone F marnd co. 26 o ,cous T LIEU TENANT an d MAGISTRATES of the Indicem Etymologicum adjecit JACOBUS BAILEY, were expected at Bengal. e of RESTER a few ~ ESSEX, upon PRISON DISCIPLINE; A.M. Regise Societatis Literarum Socius. Ditto Perkins and Co.- 27 Tantield Tre 29 0 SHIPS LOADING,-The Malvin:, for Liverpool, to Ditto Riddt11'5................ '29 0 Londonderry small-. 19 6 can be more charming than the 1 ment of the hair for young pers( .- w ' , Marks upon - the Criminal Code. By C. C. *.* In this Edition, the Appendix of JOSEPH FUR- Ships at market, 41%-Ships sold, 31%-Unsold, 1014. N r , sail March 29th ; Valiant, for Ceylon, Singapore, grace, and elegance, are so as , a. , A , b ' "ese. M.P. Price Is. 6d. LAN.ETTO has been incorporated, together with some and Sumatra, Thomas and Lady East, for London, POT o ."OIEF ACCOUNT of the Proceedings of the Additions by the Editor • neither is the English, which SC CZ I, A ~., to sail April 4th ; and the latter to touch on the that there is scarce any countena COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK. , - \•CIAT T , --. . 1 - AZ, and PERUVIAN MINING AS- has been introduced, confined to the Italian passages of the Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. embellished by the easy flow of t Malabar coast. "Y chef 4"N, drawn up at the request of the Shareholders Foreign Editions, but it has been inserted in other places Per Quarter. ~, - -- - "7 the light transparency of the I . 6. Ar late Seeretary.-Price ss. . as well; exceeding the other, as it does, by more than The Princess . Louise, Barmessam, from China, off Ashburn.. .0 74 - - 27 33 42 443 a B singstoke -........ 56 75 - - 20 26 38 41 Flowers of very beautiful workma if sn,bLETTER to the OWNERS and OCCUPIERS double the amount. A New Appendix has been added, Falmouth; sailed from Penang, March sth, and from Bath 54 t3O 30 36 24 33 40 50 It, 6, r '''' FARMS. By Earl STANHOPE. Price consisting of the following Articles:- St. Helena, June 3d. Bridgewater 52 '7B 34 38 24 35 48 52 added, but for very young ladi Bristol. 64 72 36 40 16 30 36 44 7, 41 ,, 1. A SUPPLEMENT of 'more than TWENTY The Lady Kennaway, Delaftons, from China, has Chesterfield 68 '72 - - 26 30 40 43 season makes them generally st th -OTRAcTs o f th e EVIDENCE taken before THOUSAND WORDS ; now first collected by the Editor. arrived in the Downs ; sailed from thence Jan. 21, : Sel ett ,-,_ Derby ........ 68 71 - - 30 34 43 44 attractive ornament which bount, Devizes 4 ,..1ta I, - ssOmmittee of the House of Lords, appointed to 2. TURSELLINUS'S TREATISE on the PARTI- and Halifax, July 9. Doncaster 60 '7O '26 31 19 33 41 st have bestowed on them. We , fltA t t l ° csnsideration the State of the BRITISH WOOL CLES of the LATIN LANGUAGE; the German being ARRIVALS AT THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.-HiS Ma- D0rche5ter............ 58 '76 31 39 24 30 42 49 young married lady, with a toqu( Exeter _ _ 45 81 30 35 20 34 37 41 ~ „8, MEMOlRSelsesed under different heads. Price 2s. 6d. turned into English. jesty's ship Tweed, Campbell, from Simon's Bay, G10uce5ter.............. 62 74 30 36 '26 30 42 45 and next the hair was a chain itki, LORD and CORRESPONDENCE of ADM- 3. GERRARD'S SIGLARIUM ROMANUM; being May 21st ; Palmira, Thompson, from . Plymouth, Hungerford --.. 55 82 '29 37 20 33 - 44 , 4 4 t -,` 4) ,RD COLLINGWOOD. By G. L. NE - the most complete Explanation extant of the Characters Leicester.- . - 71 - 33 - 26 - 47 most valuable pearls. One of I '4B ''uLLINGWOOD, F.R.S. Tbe Fourth Editiand Letters which occur in the Latin Writers, and on the Edition, 22d ; his Majesty's ship Espoir, Oreville, from the Newbury.. . 46 82 30 31 19 36 40 46 most elegant coiffettres for half c] 0.. •Mauritius, 23d; his Majesty's ship Comet, Sande- Romsey .-........... 55 78 33 38 23 30 42 48 of , . Shaftesbury .....-... - 64 - 33 - 28 - 46 eau white tulle, cut in bias, 1 9: l ,,Price 168. with a fine Portrait, &c. Roman Marbles, Stones, Coins, and other lies of An ,§Sol,s...,_tA for the ABOLITION of SLAVERY in tiquity. lands, from Plymouth, 25th; Milo, Stark, from Shepton Mallet .. 48 82 24 37 20 38 30 40 • ' • Stp ` 11 ` 4 1.) • ofthe Poor 4. GESNER'S ETYMOLOGICAL INDEX ;in London and Rochelle, and Albion, Collison, from , as produc.ed by an illegal Abuse Paunton ......-........ . 60 85 34 40 25 36 40 46 is trimmed and lapetted with "2 81 - - 24 34 40 44 sewn . together, lilac and yellow, ' l st i t e4 tattlon in the Southern Counties. By G. POD- which all time Words of the Latin Language are arranged Bordeaux, 27th. Yeovil ........-.--..... s 72_ 8 '76 38 43 28 30 42 d 46 . Shrewsbury Bushel. .d. .d.5.a.5.d.6.d.5. d. s. . s. d with two branches of that lovely Ahti c ,,, B ertoPE, Es q . F.R.S. &c., one of is Majesty's under their respective Roots. SAILINGS FROM THE CAPE.-Henry, Pearson, for ......... 10 6 11 9 5 6 6 2 6 3 76, 0 0 0 0 let - o f the Peace for the County of Wilts. Price 2s. The merits of the original Work are too generally London; Patience, Matthews, for New South_ the HypericuMfuetrix. Caps ~c•lstel tA ., REVIEW of the LAW and JUDICATURE of known to need being particularised in an Advertise- Wales; and Astrea, Brandlight, for Batavia, 24th, SCOTCH MARKETS. richly figured blond, tastefully N I b. l ONS , and of the change introduced by the late ment ; and the effect which has been produced by the pre- ARRIVALS AT SINGAPORE.-ViCtOi re Pauline, EDINBURGH CORN MARKET.-July 29. striped gauze ribands, of light s I..tN, Isf ranchisement Bill. By C. SINCLAIR CUL- sent Edition upon the Prices of the Foreign ones, proves Desse, from Bintan and Caledoniar Whyte, from We had a small supply of Wheat this morning, which .. much are worn in deshabille 1 ii; Es ( I, Barri s t er .. a t_L aw , indisputably that no Edition of this Book, however meri- sold readily at 2s. advance on the top ; best 825., current China, Feb. 12 ; Co g in' petitor S . teward, from . Manill . a • at 1. '° O ME ACCOUNT of the SYSTEM of FAGGING torions in other respects, will ever sell generally in this 'vten 15th; Indian,Eadie,from Batavia, 17th; Louisa, Clie- from 70s. to 80s. Barley, two samples, at 355. to 365. who, in morning costume, tie tet eeitp seHESTER SCHOOL ; with Remarks, and a country, except it be in an English dress. Oats, a middling supply, sales brisk, and 2s. up on the chin, with a bow on the left ' tit kt 13 un , * deuce with Dr. WILLIAMS, Head Master of London : published by Baldwin and Cradock, Pater- ton, from China, 22d; Numa, Wade, from do., 23d. ~ top, best 335., current 265. to 31s. Pease and Beans 25 . . SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE.-Elizabeth,Brown, tor breakfast table, when ladies mak tpi ttft culls School, on the late Expulsions thence, for noster-row ; and W. Pickering, Chancery-lane. up, best 405., current 31s. to 38s. k i t :,.__te to the authority of the Prmfects. By Sir ,1 5 i n •AN . ~. DER MALET, Bart. Now ready, price Is. 6d. IN the morning of Life, when the blandish 12th ; Caledonia, Whyte, for Bombay, 11th ; Mar- First B2s act 36s od sas Oil 403 Oil 40s Od a very fine quality ; and the ros, second Bos Od 35s Od 31s Od 38s Od 388 Od dat u • Ale SUBALTERN's LOG BOOK, including Anec- meats of passion ." take the reason prisoner," it is • quit of Hastings, Drake, for Batavia and Rio, 17th Third an evil mere to be lamented than wondered at, if, in the '. e ael 6f Weil-known Military Officers. 2 Vole. 20s. Louisa, Clifton, for China, 24th. PRICES OF PROVISIONS, &C. white satin riband. ' Il ittle t i n t 3 :-My Commission-Joining the Depot- vertex of deceptive pleasure, the unhappy traitor against The Indian, Eadie, was loading for London, and l i e u e t f lori er lb..- O ci s. 4 4 d. to Os. V. Lrf t slau t i o tter,lb.B,s. fr , to u 4. Igd. Much variety and taste is no • liti tt k 'Wined AI Huntina-- . , , , 00- oney L ending -Heiress .. N il Abroad -the Voyage-Landing in India-the Re -44,41 as in India-Out Station in qt. utonments Details - Departure for the Coast-- the laws of nature pays in lonely disappointment a fearful '' exaction for his rebellion in the compromise of hie mental was to sail March 31. • as well as bodily powers. To all persons so circumstanced as to require the professional aid of men of experience, • MARKET INTELLIGENCE. Vea1................... 04 0 8 Ditto, per cwt.6B 070 0 P0rk.....----.. 0 0 0 6 Eggs , per doe. 0 0 0 9 the summer hats and bonnets ~A L Lamb, per qr. 1 0 3 0 OatStraw(kpl.) 6 0 0 0 may boast of' being gifted with kg - Tall o w, cwt.... 30 0 32 6 Wheat Ditto.. 7 0 0 0 41 %47 4. : de Voyag Arrival in England-Recruiting whose time has been for twenty years studiously and sue- Quartem Loaf 010 011 Barley Ditto,.. 6 0 6 6 invention in an equal degree witl Potatoes, 1711 b. 0 6 0 0 Hay, per 5t....- 0 6 0 8 on the continent • ; one of the! 14." - Zireland-Second Visit to India. sessfully devoted to the complaints arising from nervous LONDON MARKETS. EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET.-July 28. head coverings is of watered it ' The LAST of the CREEKS •• or the Fall of Con- debility, whether natural or acquired, GOSS and CO. (From the London New Price Current of yesterday.) We had a large supply of Oatmeal at to-day's market, i . 4 .. ‘ 4 71) 1 e. By Lor MO R j PETH. Sec ' end Edition, price proffer the most consolatory assurances. The youth who SUGAR. -The demand for Muscovades has been steady which met with a brisk sale at an advance of Is. per sack the colour bird-of-paradise yelloi has enervated his frame by the strangely fascinating sin, this week, yet the Market is in that unsatisfactory state for 14 .on the best Oatmeal. with gauze riband, with satin e A_ Pri i ,'" EP ISTLE from ABELARD to ELOISE. which the poor victim of folly will toe readily comprehend the seller, that he is under the necessity of giving the turn Per Sack of 2801 b Imp. Per Stone of 141 b. Imp. riband is disposed in long pul . Sue STEWART, Esq. Price 2s. 6d. 2d Edit , Second ditto without further description , may find relief from his misery, of the Market, as to price, to the buyer, which gives the First Oatmeal '£2 2 0 First Oatmeal £ 2 2 Net ifand be kindly taught to regain his lost place in the scale of appearance of gradually declining currency. The sales of Barleymeal ll 9 0 Second ditto Let ., there be, who loves so long, so well- 1 14 0 Barleymeal 0 1.10 . creation. The sufferer who, from another extreme of in- Muscovades this week 2,200 hhds. and tierces. The Peasemeal llO 0 Peasemeal 0 110 the right side, in front of the ....L_lim our sad, our tender story tell.-Pope. aat---... a.. sa;.i. ~..1....1.f0l forid,,..fl_ c.....5...1 .I.hlllts. ~,,1.14. .slp this day 134 hhds. 58 ter. 20 Ms_ St. Lucia Pot Earley-No L nor cwt 14...-2 d. 165.-3.1. IRg -Pam 1 99a (From La Pelle Assemble& 3 (From the World of Fashion.) IN the morning •f Life, when the blandish ments of passion " take the reason prisoner," it is an evil more to be lamented than wondered at, if, in the vortex of deceptive pleasure, the unhappy traitor against the laws of nature pays in lonely disappointment a fearful exaction for his rebellion in the compromise of his mental as well as bodily powers. To all persons so circumstanced u to require the professional aid of men of experience, whose time has been for twenty years studiously and suc oessfully devoted to the complaints arising from nervous debility, whether natural or acquired, GOSS and CO. proffer the most consolatory assurances. The youth who has enervated kis frame by the strangely fascinating sin, which the poor ♦ictim of folly will too readily comprehend without further description, may find relief from his misery, and he kindly taught to regain his lost place in the scale of creation. The sufferer who, from another extreme of in dulgence, has with unkaskful forehead, wooed debility, may learn to renovate nature, and repair his abused con stitution. The man of pleasure exposed to and suffering from Luee Venerea, however aggravated by malpractice of the quack, or the concealment from diffidence, may find a certain restoration ; and finally in cases where the delay of a connubial pledge has almost extended disappointment to despair, they offer to the married female those hopes which she can reasonably appreciate. Remedies can he forwarded to any part of the world; Patients writing for the same, will please to enclose a Bank Note. Attendance at home for ceisultatioa as usual. SUGAR.-The demand fer Muscovades has been steady this week, yet the Market is in that unsatisfactory state for the seller, that he is under the necessity of giving the turn of the Market, as to price, to the buyer, which gives the appearance of gradually declining currency. The sales of 111uscovades this week 2,200 hhds. and tierces. The public sale this day 134 hhds. 5S tea. 20 brls. St. Lucia Sugars sold 475. for the dry brown, up to 535. for the yellow, a great part taken in. In Refined goods there is little variation in price, but there is a considerable im provement in the demand for low goods for exportation ; the Lumps have been nearly all taken off at Market prices; the fine goods for home consumption are rather plentiful, and in sales this week there has been little progress. Mo lasses unvaried. FoßrioN SUGARS.—There have been no transactions in Brazil Sugars to any extent. The sales of Havannah this week are 200 chests fine white 4Ss. a parcel of good yellow at 295., 100 packs. brown and yellow at 2Ss. By public sale this day 560 chests six half chests Brazil Sugar; a great part were washed; nearly a half was Bahia grey and brown Sugars ; all the former was taken in 30s. a 335. a few of the latter sold 19s. a 225. ; Pernams sold v ery low, chiefly damaged descriptions. EAST INDIA SUGARS. --The public sale of 6,324 bags Mauritius, on Tuesday, went off 6d. to Is. lower,• since which there has been more demand, and a small advance On the sale prices obtained ; the request appears both for We had a large supply of which met with a brisk sale on the best Oatmeal. Per Sack of 2301 b. Imp. First Oatmeal £2 2 0 Second ditto 1 19 0 Barleymeal 1 14 0 Peasemeal 1 10 0 Pot Barley—No. 1, per cwt. 11 Per Stone of 141 b. Imp. First Oatmeal 4:0 2 2 Second ditto Barleymeal 0 1 10 Peasemeal ;.-2d, 165.-3 d, ISs.—Pern I 225. INT AVERS' FLUID EXTRACT OF BARK. this Preparation are combined the fine and the (4 t48 11 .e ' ntial qualities of the purest - Peruvian Bark, viz. ' t une, Cinchonine, and valuable astringent princi 'eklil concentrated state ; it thus affords the readiest t he t l t 4 .. °f Preparing Bark Draughts of any strength with I,re'riost facility. i„lted by John Towers, Professional Chemist, and "tititC bottles at 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and Ils., by Messrs. Cheapside, corner St. Paul's, London; e p ri "e - Rtreet, Dublin ; Princes-street, Edinburgh ; and 4 eipal Druggists. A l 'C'Wt Of whom may be had, --S' CHEMICAL SOLUTION of CAMPHOR. '451,g.4nt preparation of one of the best Medicines of the t h i 'rel l - r l4 teria Medica, by which pure Camphor may be ' t. t otl 44 4l _the fluid form of a Draught or Julep. It thus r efreshing sleep, eases pain, calms the system, 6., 4 1 . 4 recent colds, and may often he given with effect -1 1% . 14 . 4 3 wholly fail. In Bottles, at 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., GOSS aid CO., M.R. C. Surgeons, Igo. 11, Beuverie-street, Fleet-street, London. Just published (Eighteenth Edition), 1. The JEgis of Life, a familiar conanientary •n the above Diseases.- 2. The Syphilist, a popular treatise on Lues Venerea, 3. Hygeiana, addressed exclusively to the Female Sex. May be had at V), Paternoster-row ; 59, Pall-mall ; 4, Ca therine-street, Strand, Lende■ ; of Porter, 72, Grafton-- street, Dublin; 86, Trongate, Glasgow; at 9, Calt•n •treet, FAilbargla; and of all Booksellers... Price be. PRICE 7D. LADIES' FASHIONS FOR AUGUST. HOME COSTUME.—A wrapping pelisse of fancy tartan sarcenet ; the checquers royal Line, on a ground the colour of. the marshmallow blossom. The pelisse closes, imperceptibly, down the front of the skirt, and the body is a 'la Cireassienne, with the sleeves a rimbecile, fas tened at the wrists by a very broad gold brace let, almost forming a cuff, and clasped by a simple long brooch of a higher coloured gold than that of the bracelet. The throat is encircled by a triple French ruff of blond, fastened in front by a pink rosette of gauze ribbon. • The hair Is arranged in full clusters of curls on each side of the face, and the head-dress consists of an ele gant cap of blond, with double borders, broad, and of a Pandyke pattern, the borders turned back ; and next the hair is an entwined bandeau of pink gauze ribbon, with satin stripes of the same colour. Bows, in pointed loops, adorn the hair on each temple, and strings of the same ribbon float over each shoulder. Black satin sl;ppers, tied en sandales, and Limerick gloves, complete the dress. EVENING DRESS.—A dress of Indian' fety, of a bright Aurora-colour. A very broad hem surrounds the border of the skirt, over which, either in beautiful painting or coloured embroidery, is a rich wreath of flowers ; consist ing chiefly of blue-bells, white heliotropes, and the scarlet flower, called Venus's fly-trap. The corsage is made tight to the shape, and decor cusly low, with two tuckers of blond ; one draw ing tight over the bosom, and the net of which it is made of so fine and transparent a texture, that the rich border of vine-leaves only is conspicu ous, as it lies on the neck, and at a distance, ap pears like a drop-necklace of pearls ; the other tucker is of the same pattern, full, and falling over the corsage round the bust. The sleeves are long, a la Mameluke, of white tulle; and are confined at the wrists by bracelets ; the left arm bracelet formed of three rows of the finest pearls, both as to size and water : on the right wrist is one row of the same pearls, set between two rows of gold beads ; each bracelet is clasped by a small cameo, set round by a narrow rim of gold. The hair is becomingly arranged in curls and ringlets, and the bows of hair on the:sum mit of the head are not too much :elevated : among the puffs of the bows are placed harvest ornaments ; blue cornflowers, rather larger than nature, and ears of ripe corn. Our splendid - drawing rooms, so lately thronged with beauty, rank and fashion, are now about to be entirely deserted ; the latter end of July wit nessed many departures from London, and in the short space often days, we may expect a total cessation to that cortege of coroneted carriages, which we have been accustomed to view in the fashionable morning drive ; many of these car riages, we have since seen, with their four post horses, carrying off their noble owners to their country-seats ; or on visits previous to such re tirement, to Cheltenham, and other salubrious situations. The last meeting at Almack's, and two or three splendid dinner and evening parties, given by the few nobility remaining in town, just after the sojourning of Parliament, were distinguished by the elegant and superb dresses of the ladies. At Almack's were observed more young ladies , than have been seen there some time ; but when well chaperoned, this is as it should be. With such the dresses were,: of course, more simply elegant than rich. There were not many dress hats among the matrons ; what there were offered a new kind of shape, and were very transparent ; they had very much the appearance, in front, of a summer beret, being placed very backward. Nothing can be more charming than the present arrange ment of the hair for young persons ; grace, and elegance, are so admirably united, that there is scarce any countenance but what is embellished by the easy flow of the ringlets, and the light transparency of the clustered curls. Flowers of very beautiful workmanship are often added, but for very young ladies, the summer season makes them generally satisfied with the attractive ornament which bounteous nature may have bestowed on them. We have seen one young married lady, with a toque of pink crape ; and next the hair was a chain-bandeau of the most valuable pearls. One of the newest and most elegant coiffeures for half dress is a turban cap of white tulle, cut in bias, and doubled ; it is trimmed and lapetted with coloured crape sewn together, lilac and yellow, and ornamented with two branches of that lovely shrub, in flower, the Hypericum fuetrix. Caps of broad, and richly figured blond, tastefully trimmed with striped gauze ribands, of light summer colours, are much worn in deshabille by our matrons, who, in morning costume, tie them under the chin, with a bow on the left side. For the breakfast table, when ladies make three different toilets in the day, the caps are of thread lace, of a very fine quality ; and the rosettes are chiefly composed of lace, with a very small quantit) of white satin riband. Much variety and taste is now observable in the summer hats and bonnets ; and England may boast of being gifted with the powers of invention in an equal degree with her neighbours on the continent ; one of these new English head coverings is of watered Bros de Naples, the colour bird-of-paradise yellow. It is trimmed with gauze riband, with satin stripes, and this riband is disposed in long puffings ; a conspi cuous ornament, en aile de Moulin, appears on the right side, in front of the crown, and is trimmed round with black blond. A beautiful riband of white gauze is fluted under the brim. An elegant hat, of a novel kind in shape, and extremely becoming, is of a French white figured silk, with bows of striped gauze riband, and ornamented by three plumes boiteuses, set round the crown at equal distances from each other; the colours in each feather rare green and lilac. A very beautiful bonnet is of Spring-green, lined with white, and trimmed with green and white ribands, sewn to gether, and ornamented by a wreath of pink and white Dahlias ; a puffed bandeau, of green and white ribands, crosses the forehead under the brim ; and a 2nentonniere of blond fastens the bonnet under th e chi n . A yellow crape summer hat for th e carr i age , i s t r immed with yellow riband of striped gauze , and crape, disposed abo u t the GLASGOW CORN ➢IARKET.-July 29. Wheat is in fair demand, at the rates of last week. Barley is rather dearer. Oats are in fair request to the trade, without alteration in the price. There is rather more doing in Beans and Pease. Grey Pease are dull of sale. Wheat, per 2401 b. British, old s. d. s. d. I Oats, per V6llb. s. d. s. d. 35 0 to 36 0 I Irish lB 010 21 0 ---- new 33 0 3t 0 British 2O 0 23 0 Canada, free 37 0 39 0 Beans, per 2601 b. Irish Barley, per 3201 b. Scottish English ............ ... 0 0 Pease, Scottish Scottish ............... 29 6 30 0 Oatmeal, per 1101 b l9 0 22 0 Irish ................ 26 0 28 0 Flour, per 280Ib 55 0 56 0 We have no particular change to note in the state of trade since our last. Perhaps the quantity of cloth sold has been somewhat less than last week, but prices remain as before. For water twist, also, there is a little diminution of inquiry. Mule continues in request, and spinners demand a small advance on the prices hitherto curreiat.--Nancheiter Mercury. Iroan, en, firs de• Cheval ; small bows of the ribbon me placed in each interstice. Another trisparent carriage hat is of white crepe Acro phone; trimmed with pink crape," and narrow pink satin rouleaux ; a how is placed on ea;.ll at the 'edge of the brim, from whence . floit•hp pets of pink crape, doubled in bias. Two esprit feathers of pink and white, adorn the crown. Matronly ladies wear bonnets for the promenade of fine Leghorn or chip, with bows of grass-gren - ,, ribbon, and a full ruche of the. same colotir' at the edge of the brim ; these are of a charming and most becoming shape; but are reckoned most genteel when of straw-coloured gros de Naples, or of some other light summer tint, in preference to those bonnets, however close, and retiring, of straw or Leghorn ; the most dis tinguished females always prefer a hat or bonnet of silk. or satin; the colours of the ribbons and ruche, are made to suit and correspond with that of the bonnet. One of the most elegant hats for carriage airings, or morning visits, is of white Bros de Naples, richly damasked over with satin flowers ;it is very lightly trimmed about the crown, with white gauze riband ; but the broad blond . at the edge of the brim, is of the most exquisite beauty ; a sufficient ornament in itself; it excites universal admiration. ..... From the observations we are enabled to make and from the authority, aided by the kind intel ligence imparted to us by Mrs. Bell, whose taste and science, insure the patronage and support of the most distinguished class of females, we have long maintained the truth of an opinion we have seldom been deceived in, that women of real rank and V fashion never go to the extremes of a mode, which is especially, in itself, ridiculous or awkward. We have had a proof of this in a .pelisse very recently made for a lady of high rank and known elegance of taste, who gave charge to have the sleeves made only of a very moderate fulness ; as this beautiful pelisse is to be worn during a sojournment in the North, where the mornings and evenings are often chill, it is of merino, but of the finest and softest texture ; the colour, a celestial-blue. It is made en tunique, which part of the skirt is trimmed with ruches ; the body is plain, and made without a collar ; a tippet of embroidered muslin, or clear lawn, or a scarf, supplying the place of a cape. From the waist to the feet it is fastened down the front with small tulip-leaf rosettes, with a silver buckle, in the centre of each. Another pelisse calculated for the cool, early morning walk, or for making short journies in the surrounding country , is of a bright light shade of cinnamon-brown in Bros de Naples. It is finished by a very broad border, at the bottom of the skirt, of ethereal-blue plush silk, with a collar and broad cuff's of the same in other respects the pelisse is made ex tremely plain. Both the above, out-door dresses prove the judgment of the English ladies, in being thus prepared for rural rambles in this our uncertain climate.. Pelerines of fine muslin, splendidly embroidered, with those of blond for the carriage, and for covering on the shoulders at the theatre, are now the order of the day, when the weather is sufficiently,mild to dispense with any warmer envelope. The em broidery, or those of muslin over every part, and down the long ends, which descend lower than the knees, is superb ; and the manner in which those of blond are trimmed, is exquisitely beau tiful ; the bordering, which is set on full, is ge nerally of a Vandyck pattern. They were cer tainly rather too large, but not to such excess as they were. White dresses are not so prevalent as they were in the month of June, at the latter part ; the continual rains, during so great a part of July, considerably decreased their favour; and dresses of Bros de Naples, even of dark or re tired colours were preferred, particularly those of slate-colour, milk-chocolate, and cinnarnou brown ; they were trimmed in various ways, broad bias tucks, one flounce headed in the most ingenious manner, and en ruches. The boddice either en gerbe, or fitting tight to the shape, ac cording as is most suited to it ; though the Cir cassian drapery is becoming to almost every bust and is much in favour. Among the most beautiful of the new 'minted muslins, we have seen one with a delicate buff; or light Nankin-coloured ground, with detached bouquets of elegantly-varied flowers, of the most brilliant, though not gaudy, tints, scattered over it ; one also of a light, yet bright blue, has a delicate chintz pattern of a running kind, and is greatly admired for morning home costume. — Coloured crape dresses, with very short sleeves, constitute the most favourite rural, ball, and evening attire for young ladies. Indian taffeties, also, worked in flat embroidery, form an elegant costume for the evening or the dress dinner party ; these truly splendid robes have a very broad hem at the border, over which is a wreath of flowers, in the most exquisite embroidery. We have lately seen a very charming dress of richly embroidered tulle, and another of French white Bros de Naples, with a very deep flounce of blond ; these dresses were completed for a full dress evening party. The colours now most in favour are etherial blue, buff, milk-chocolate, slate-colour, cinna mon-brown, yellow, and lilac. GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONS FOR AUGUST. (From the Gentleman's Magazine of Fashions, 6-c.) GENTLEMAN'S JOCKEY DRESS.—A beauti ful rose-coloured satin jacket, made single breasted ; it has a sky-blue velvet collar to set quite flat round the neck, and stripes 'of blue velvet, two inches broad from the shoulder to the bottom of the jacket, and the same up the back, finished by a deep band of the same round the waist ; the sleeves are full on the shoulder and tight at the wrist ; the fore and back seams are covered with velvet, and carried off right and left on the cuff.—The breeches arc made of buckskin, to come very high on the hips, not too large upon the thigh, and fitting without a crease at the knee, with four pearl buttons ; the whole completed by a pair of beautiful top boots and spurs.—The cap, same as the jacket, is made of rose-satin, with stripes of blue velvet and a velvet front, finished by a flat feather at top. A PROMENADE DRESS.--A dark blue superfine close coat, to be worn unbuttoned ; the collar is of a moderate depth, and forcing the lappel to set well off from the breast : the sleeves are very full from the elbow to the wrist, and the slit in the cuff is brought on the top of the hand, instead of the side; it is also hollowed at bottom ; the buttons are blue fine-woven, orange gilt being completely out of fashion. The waistcoat is made of a pink striped and spotted Valentia ; the collar rolls nearly to the m b bottom, therefore are made onlyor i e )iapiE t with the or exception ou ne f a t r i erye t - tons. Trowscrs of a very light drab kersev raised seams, or c or d s up t h e s id es. A r SEA-SIDE frock -coat, made to fall well in at the waist ; skuitrttLed,to set full ; the co ll ar , w h en t h e coat i s b forms an oval, setting very much off