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T a Court of Lord Mayor and Aldermen, - huhlen in the Inner Chamber of the Guildhall of City of London, on Tuesday, the Ist day of Dreem -1829, and in the 10th year of the reign of George 1 ., of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire d, King, & e . 11esolved u nanimously, —That the thanks of this Court du e to' h - e Hight Honourable William Thompson, late rd ;Nlayor, and one of the representatives of this city in ornament, for the very efficient manner in which he has held the dignity of the important station as Chief Ala tree llesulVed unanimously,. —Th a t this Court do entertain e meat lively sense of his past services, and do desire to eord iheir.testimoLy of approbation and gratitude for his Inetn a l and zealous attention to that arduous and highighly j tponsibl e d uty, the daily administration of public us *--for the urbanity and friendly feeling which he uni ttnly extended towards tlo, members of this Court, as 41 .as to all classes of his fellow citizens—for his liberal lti.ouage of the numerous charitable institutions of this n: Tails—for hi s sp l en di d h osp itality--and for the in-Tar tYf' the discernment, and the ability which he inva- Ibly displayed in presiding over the affairs of this Court. WOODTHORPE. H-777 AN IMPORTANT CROWN ESTATE. THE MANOR OF ROSEDALE, ttlnll the Lordship of Pickering, in the North Riding of • the County of York: TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, It th, By Mr. LANCASTER, I I —eorge Inn, Carey-street, York, on THURSDAY ""e Slit day of December, 1829, at Twelve o'clock, by taeof the Ri g ht H onoura bl e L or d L ow th e r, Willi am j i _el Ad. nis, and Henry Dawkins, Esquires, Com- Tr"' of a of hi s Maj e sty's Woods, Forests, and Land ell k i,„,_uea, and under the authority of the Lords Commis '-'‘wfials Majesty's Treasury, IN ONE LOT, HE Vei VALUABLE and IMPROV- I Y t • tABLE 'ENTIRE FREEHOLD MANOR of ALE, within the Lordship of Pickering, belonging t , ed ~,..., With the Courts' Leet and Courts' Baron, —. Royalties, and Privileges thereto • belonging, er . by the Lo r d s hi p of D an b y on t h e N or th, an d th e ' D c 'erern on th e S outh, compr i s i ng t h e w h o l e Town ' k g 1 , 1 crwiale, arranged into convenient Farms, ahl: - 17; 4 ghouses, Farm Buildings, and a Water - Z a( 1 1 0 4 containing upwards of 5,100 Acres of ~.3 w, Pasture, and uninclosed Common and "ot withi n a Ring Fence or Boundary, now in C e l e " i°4 O f respectable Yearly Tenants. it* tate is well stocked with G valuable o Bed of Coal, : , . 11 Workin,r Colliery thereon, and is situated nine 1 , Ir°lll Pickering and seven from Kirby Moorside. I h he Lieweil upon ' application to Mr. Thomas Peir 11l .. ' l lulilt at Rosedale; and Printed Particul a rs, with ; 1 7 d Condition, of S a l e annexe d, may be had at le t Bwa u I nn , Pi c k er i ng; t h e G eorge I nn, Y or k ; Cro ss Kepi, Hull ; the Hotel, L ee d s ; th e A nge l, ', t er ; the Bridgewater Arms, Manchester ; at the " , Woods, F ores t s , an d L an d R evenues, Whitehall ' of Mr. Bower Smeathalls, Ferrybridge ; and of h. " Gr een, Pemberton, and Cr a wley, Solicitors, Sa -J-square, London. Ileo, ------- _______-- ' '.. AND CO.'S COLONIAL COFFEE MART, i I 8, F e n c hurch-street, 4 Etr ani , 4 . ---. E stabli3hment, 15, Rathbone-place, Oxford- L iNty C o reet. bk ---4 ‘-;LONIAL COFFEE MART terti was established b the West India Planters and i h 4 l 4 ' with. a riew to y promote a mere general use of 1:0-.-o'elotrie and delicious beverage of Coffee, by sup qii,;:t: ?oldie with a very superior article at a very fici a i li ta l t a i nee on the import price. This system, so t 'l i th e d .- " w m ,"'ostimers of Coffee, has been duly appre motet! by - ,, - ",, goof the projectors liberally encouraged and ' a -' •ue Publi c • attracted the notice and cowmen : -1)f the file altY; • and the consumption of Coffee in con , aka ha g increased of late years to an unparalleled ex ' ir al l torreaponding period. .I . n com . plince . with .r w _request of numerous families of distinction i i e ,, , district of London, the proprietors, NICOL 'e:,„_' love a Branch Warehouse, at 15, Rath tttiNimte _ i . Pg ee;for the -of-pure, sound, wholesome Coffee, li,. g ee, partiruNt-all6 and great judgment, and im -1,••• 'kelt from the Co/onies by themselves, for the hey tw o E s t a bli s h men t s . Th F presen t dis :. -•-: :- eiff the country operating alike upon agricul its, , •-•-• ~.i... • • "'very description of produce, :en , bes t ' ~...,- '-. , "itroctby **otter, where the Public n ee ,„'"""*` : -moat , economically' supply -thassoselyea: ieh c ft r " of daily and universal consumption, of h. th:" co ee zo oo . tv f orms a particular -article ; but Paced i n nlal Market has suffered and heavily par inem u the continued depression of every species of a dvantage s to the consumer accruing from an unsaleable market has not beets ill ex :ll4titt:etoketleao(l rn „ , Public', nor can it, where articles have to k. klere, - ,.. -g L i t 4 e hands of numerous wholesale and retail 1 71.. e c e or,7 3 ; e : t kbt T tz e ea ab ch jec so t m of e es pr t o a fi b t li e l, r i e ng it r th ea e ch c t o h l e on a i c a s i e ,thar, t , 4 . t° wee this to the Public, as no interme- d . b r i` . 18 Insid e , between the Coffee Grower a . o i ',. ° 'er,..kut the unavoidable necessary expenses in ori 301 .1 1 4nini the Coffee, and incidental to carry on te gl ith b- design of supplying the Public at a moderate ilit s, Pltre, sound, and .wholesome Coffee ; and to coh .'egve Houses, Hotels, a n d S eg er Divans, where •--9APtion should induce .studied economy, this rit offers every possible advantage. PRICES FOR MONEY ONLY. Raw. Roasted. t? ff t ". good so un d ls. 21......19. 6d. b•, - ~- " try fine Pl an t a ti on I s . 6d 2 s . od. bi'e., finest i mported ls. Sd 2s. 3d. pi t°, mostDerbic e . ... ....1 s . 104 2 s . 64. Pitt Mocha, being the finest ! k l P°rted by th e E ast I n di a 1 °3 1 )3 4:1y fur the last 20 .o,ollettre ........................ 2s. 6,1 Ss • ktto i g: 4e . ll . Sd. Z Strongly recommended by lit. eqin!ported 2s. k the Faculty. • furthe r iii t t advantage which attends the na , v i por an . •tire;- P "lte patronage of this Establishment is, that k litst SOW day; at the Colonial Coffee Mart is fresh roasted t ,t44 rt T HE TRADE SUPPLIED: g•t ~.. of th "free I procure from Nicol and Co. possesses ern e t r eal pungency and aromatic flavour of tins , ' tot e f.: e in perfection, than I from experimental trial tr .;"`Where " Vide Dr. Thornton'a " Botanical , P l• • b ESTABLISHED MEDICINES. . k, ,, j:fEWBERY and SONS, Proprietors ~Ni t . 1 3 -; 1 1 :3 ,"' JA MES'S and other valuable Medicines, / li t i ll . - kblic against Counterfeits, and acquaint them, i l. 4 4, i i , :t the genuine are sold ut their Warehouse, I,Paitl e ; "t- Paul's Church-yard, the third house from j ._ I:!Nes p- • La. a. sl. ... li a I:g o :leder 2 9 ' 1 kil t, e ‘ py lf , pil e t z• . ..2 4 4 6 0 stir,P wi der... 1 6 nbeaolatuatire 1 9 4 . 114 4 C( Thalis .°•--..s.c.e."'s ******** **** **** 1 14' la s .“ ......... 4 0 gp,_, T incture 3 6 s:e -. ‘ r I PPodel 'I , - it i . 4 " t : ... ... ..: 3 9 .t of ~ F A "elty of the /Lbw .. 301 4 .., • Nasvherv" beim 1 11 .1 - •.tr's 7 , •' g , t ea • •.2 9 I tikam to other Medicine - `'Po are allowetl. Dr. Steer's Camomile Drops Convulsion Oil 2 6 Paregoric Loses ges Bilious Pills (New bery's) Dr. Salemi's Pow- der lB 0 Essence of Coltsfoot...2 9 Ditto ;ve will be ascertained by the ig engraved in the stamp. Dr. llooper'e Pills ...1 I i of repute. On taking Six. (---- ------------ err\l-MOATS, HOARSENESS, &c. t . EN NE ATE D LOZENGES of CAY- Ztti o WI T for h a bi tua l S ore Th roats, H oarseness , S purts. v ela, and a refreshing stimulus during unpr eee T hese . Lozenges have received a patronage 4 titi lif uented in the above caes ; they are also of ti Y to I,_ is Li"_ . Perso ns in the habit of Public Speaking ; i;:ileitd i47-7.t testimony in the Musical World has been esd b y 14ir favour, where the Voice has been in s,, eo ii ,•;°miti Atmosphere, and diminished in tone. D ADA I u e ation they are particularly useful to Tea- Lol,i ''n ar e k _ il l t o __ Iluavoidably exposed to (Limp. Vat% 4:1 7 9 , at 2s. and 49. 6d., by Messrs. Butler, i . vi Pla. s t eee ta Nide, corner of St. Paul's, London ; rtinei val i t.!blin ; P r i nces - s t ree t, Edi n burgh ; and 1 , ni ty be ledicine Vend e rs in the Kingdom. Of "Hslt had th e ANTACID LOZENGES of kaltuti.reeenimended i n a ll Aff ec ti ons o f the Stomach, ,41 , iy e XT i en, H eartburn, Acidity, Flatulence, and 1, 46 , v , 'eas of that Organ, They are found ex itth is in eable i n G outy Attacks, especially w h en the 7 4 .. . 4,:c!re i mmediately engaged. i l tt l 'ul Butler's Cayenne or Quinine Lozenges. No. 11,613. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 2, 1829. INCREASE OF GIN-SHOPS. The attention of the Middlesex Magistrates has been called to the demoralizing consequences likely to ensue to the middling andlower classes, from the alarming increase of gin-shops in every direction in and around the metropolis, by the conversion of what u‘ed to be quiet respectable public-houses, where the labouring population could find the ac commodation of a tap-room or parlour, in which to take the meals or refreshment they might require, into flaring dram-shops, having no accommodation for persons to sit down, and vt here the only allure ment held out was the promise of " cheap gin."— The subject was brought under the notice of the Court by Mr. Beaumont and Mr. Orme, when the following resolutions; were adopted and ordered to -be printed, and generally circulated among the ma gistracy of the county. The resolutions are intro• duced by the following circular:— " Sersions-louse for Middlesex, Clerkenwell- green, Nov. 25, 1829. _ _ _ " Stn,--By direction of the Quarter Sessien of the Peace held for this county on the 29th ult., I herewith transmit -you a copy of the resolutions then come to by the Court, relative to the granting licences to victuallers,. I have the honour to be, &e. (Signet!) " H. C. SELBY, " Clerk of the Peace." " Middlesex.—At the General Quarter Ses sions of the Peace of our Lord the King, holden in and for the county of Middlesex, at the Sessions house for the said county, by adjournment, on Thursday, the 29th day of October, in the 10th year of our Sovereign Lord, George IV., by the grace of God, &c., before Francis Const, William Ballantine, Samuel Purkis, William Flower, Esqrs., and others their fellows, Justices of our said Lord the King, assigned to keep the peace in the county aforesaid, and also to hear and determine divers fe lonies, misdemeanours, and other trespasses com mitted in the same county; " The Court, taking into consideration the in creasing use of spirituous liquors among the inferior ranks of people of both sexes within their jurisdic tion, so destructive to their healths and morals; and attributing it in a great measure to the facility and privity by which these liquors may be obtained through the means of houses licensed to sell beer, but which are appropriated either solely to the pur pose of retailing spirits, or have rooms fitted up for this use only, that communicate immediately with the street, or with some court or alley adjoining to it ; and it appearing to the Court' that the establish ment of such shops by licensed victuallers is a vio lation of the express provisions of the statute the 16th Geo. 11. cap. 8, sec.lo; and the 17th Geo. 11. cap. 17, sec. 18, which were pasked for the purpose of correcting this very evil ; " This Court do therefore most earnestly re commend to the Justices, who may attend in their several divisions of this county at the general !kens ing meetings, not to license any publican who shall be found to have obtained a beer license as a mere covert or pretext for obtaining a spirit licence, nor anv person who cannot prove to, their satisfaction (if required) that he has sold in his house, during the preceding year, a reasonable quantity of malt liquor, respect being had to its size and situation, and that he has a public tap-room in front of his house fitted ❑p and frequented for this purpose. "' Resolved, that the above resolutions be printed; and a copy sent to every Magi' trace of this county ; and that theTespective high constables of this county do cause a copy to be delivered to each victualler within their several divisions. " ' Resolved also, that a copy of the above reso lutions be sent to the Magistrates of the city of London, of the city and liberty of Westminster, and of the liberty of the Tower of London, and that they be requested to co-operate therein. " ' By the Court, (Signed) " SELBY.' " rienced some improvement,i)oth in the demand and in tlu prices, on account of the orders smt to France being sent back unexecuted in consequence of the high prices ; tin purchases here were in consequence about 150 puncheon- Brandy. Geneva continuer neglected. The deliveries of Rum last week exceed 1,000 puncheons, of which about 690 are reported for export; tine-half of the latter are for the Government contract, of which altogether about 500 or CoO are sent down tire river ; the whale of the Rum it furnished from the stock here. HEMP, FLAX, AND TALLOW.—Tha Tallow Market hab become very dull since it was ascertained that all the late ships were leaving Petersburgh with every probability of getting off before the winter sets in. Hemp and Flax are rather higher. The letters from St. Petersburgh are dated 14th ult. ; Tallow 90s. a 925. ; Exchange 10Id. ; nothing done. The frost had returned, but all the vessels would get away. To-day 13 ships are arrived in the river, with nearly 7,000 casks of Tallow. - Carrox.—The Cotton Market is firm at the late ad vance. The sales are not so extensive as anticipated; there is, however, a steady demand, and a firm Market. By public sale 'this day 174 bags damaged Madras Cotton, so inferior in quality that they form no criterion of Market prices. TOBACCO.—Iu the month ending there has been a good demand for home consumption, but•leafy and stemmed have given way id. per pound. " As good and fine sorts are scarce, they Have maintained their value. There is a great anxiety on the part of the holders to make sales. Fut Inland few purchases have been made, the prices demanded being too high. In stalks little has been done, and prices are lower. Several parcels are in the market, at 16/. per cwt. Isnamo.—There is rather more doing in this Market since the favourable report of the public sues at Liverpool ; there is no variation in the priees. The 91 rerons Guate mala Indigo sold to-day at full prices. SPICES.—The inquiries after Pepper continue, but no actual sales to any extent are reported. OlLS.—There is a steady business doing in common Oils ; prices unvaried. Sperm is rather higher. RICE.—By public sale last week 1,060 bags good white Bengal Rice, Patna kind sold 12s. a 12s. 6d., being rather under the Market prices, middling Bengal 10s. 6d. a 1 le. SALTrETRE.-Saltpetre has given way 6d., and the Market is very dull at the reduction. Faurr.—We stated on Tuesday last the revival in the demand for Fruit, and the advance of Ir. a 2s. in the prices ; large purchases were reported, Valentia Raisins 475., Red Smyrna Raisins new at 41s. new Figs 455. a 505., new Currants are reported in large pareels at llors.—There is rather more doing in Flops, but only the finest samples of new are picked out generally, 61. a 71. 10s. ASIIES.-Ashes are held with firmness at an advance ; few sales are however, reported. _ _ Szt.x.—There is no alteration in the Silk trade; the Market continues very dull. There has been some interest excited respecting the first silk sale at Liverpool ; it was well attended by the trade from Blanchester, Macclesfield, &c. The following is the result of the tale; it went off rather higher than the late India House sale prices : ♦VERACE or LIVERPOOL SILK SALE, NOV. 27. Bengal Novie. B. d. a. d. a. d. Radnagore lO 1 a 11 3 average, 10 7 Bauleih Cosimbuzar Italian. s. d. s. d. Good Friul1... Discharged Silk Waste Cocnixrat.—Several rather large parcels have been sold ; one contract is for 50 serous out of a stock of 1,700 ; the price did not transpire, but it is reported to be 3d. to 6d. advance on the late lowest price. lassu PaovisxoNs.—There is little alteration in Beef and Pork. Butters are very dull. Bacon is heavy, and rather.' • ' in to a r4x4tqion in price. con'si&red nominal, on account of the co' meat of the sale. This day the. East India House Sale commenced :—l3olicas, in quarter chests, Is. 6d. ; half, Is. 6.p. a Is. 6 d. ; large, Is. serl. a Is. ; being a shade higher than last sale. The Coo gone commence to-morrow. MINING INTELLIGENCE.—SaIes at Redruth last week —Quantity of Copper Ore sold 3,471 tons; average pro duce 8. Quantity of fine Copper ?SO tons. Amount. of sale, 20,3691. 7s. Average Standard, 1061. 16s. COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEEK. This thy was publish: 41, in Bvo. 2s. THE TERRITORIAL GOVERN MENT and COMMERCE of the EAST INDIA COMPANY. John Murray, Albemarle-street. This day were published, in 2 vol 9. Bye. PRIVATE MEMOIRS of the COURT of LOUIS XVIII. By a LADY. Henry Cuiburn and Richard Bentley, 8, New Burling ton-street. This day were published, in One Vol. with numerous Engravings, ripRAVELS in ASSYRIA, MEDIA, and B. 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NPADAM, Thornhill, Perthshire, died last week, in consequence of inflammation of the bowels, caused by an obstruction in the small intestines. On opening the horse, five stones of a dark brown colour were found collected together, near the termination of the small intestines, the largest of which weighed 1 lb. 6 oz., and the others weighed I lb. each, and are all of an angular form. They are in the possession of Mr. G. FERGUSON, veterinary surgeon, Craighead.— The horse was a powerful animal, and was worked till within 24 hours of his death, previous to which he showed no symptoms of illness whatever. The following are the clauses in the Acts of the 10th and 17th of George 11., which the Middlesex Court of Magistrates, in the resolutions, express their opinions are violated by those licensed persons who appropriate their houses either solely to the purpose of retailing spirits, or that have rooms fitted up for this use only, that communicate immediately with the street, or with some court or alley adjoin ing to it. 10th George IL, cap. 8, sect. 10.—" And be it further enacted, by the authority aforesaid, that from asd after the 25th day of March, 1743, no licence shall be granted to any person or persons whatsoever, selling by retail any spirituous liquors or strong waters whatsoever, except to such persons only who shall keep taverns, victualling-houses, inns, coffee-houses, or ale-houses ; and if any such licences shall be granted to any other persons than as afore said, the same are hereby declared void to all intents . and purposes." The 17th George 11., cap. 17, sec. 18, after re citing and confirming the clause above, further en acts, " that in any case where a licence shall have been granted for the retailing of spirituous liquors to any person who shall at the time of granting such a licence keep a tavern, victualling-house, inn, coffee house, or ale-house, if such person so licensed shall afterwards, during the period of continuing such licence, exercise the trade of a distiller, grocer, or chandler, or keep a brandy shop, or shop for sale of any spirituous liquors, the licence granted in every such case shall be void, and such persons retailing such spirituous liquors afterwards shall forfeit 10/. for every such offence, notwithstanding such licence 85 obtained as aforesaid." Cor.s•rmt.—Wheat, perislb. Os. 9d. to 10s. Od.; Batley, 38 (pls. ss. 6d. to 6s. Od. ; Oats, 491 b. 3s. Od. to is. 3d. NANTWICII.—Wheat, per 7511". 9s. 1k!. to 103. 3d. ; Barley, 38 qrts. ss. 9d. to Cs. 0.1.; Oats, 5i:11). 3s. 3d. to 4s. 3d. MARKET INTELLIGENCE. LONDON MARKETS. (From tbe London New Price Current of yesterday.) Suna a.—The demand for Muscovades became more general last week, the estimated sales exceeded 3,000 hhdr. and tierces. The Sugars at 475. were rather at lower prices, the other, lualities were unvaried. At the conclu sion of the Market the estimated sales this day were 700 hhds. and tierce', including the 129 hhds. Barbadoes at public sale. Total delivery of Sugar last week, 8,013 hhds. and tierces, 2,724 bags, 288 chests Brazil Sugar delivered for export. Average price last week 255. lid. In the Refined Market there was little Variation last week. The buyers for the hamburg trade nearly cleared the Market for low Lumps, but they purchased at rather lower prices. The demand for the Mediterranean was on a con tined scale. The fine were in some request for the home trade, but the grocets only purchase fir their immediate wants. Molasses dull and declining. Th ere i s no altera tion in Refined goods this afternoon. Molasses more firm at 17s. FOREIGN SUGARS.—The purchases of Foreign Sugars have been 200 chests low white Pernams 255., and 60 chests low brown Rios 18s. Erse Lima Sucan.—Consid table purchases of the Manilla Sugars of the late public saleare reported 265. a 28s. CoFFEE.—There have been very few public sales of Coffee brought forward lately ; the few Jamaica, or any parcels suitable for home consumption, have gone off readily at full prices. The inquiries after St. Domino and other Foreign have been considerable, but the only actual pur chases are parcels of Brazil from Sls. a s2s. 6d. By public sale this day 174 casks and 64 bags Berbice and Jamaica Coffee ; the former sold 2s. a Ss. higher, but they were of favourite !narks; Jamaica fully supported late prices. The Market is firm. Rug, 13adotor, AND ilor.r.awns.—The Market con proofs ls. 83-d. a Is. 9t1., an d i n so me con tinues wa y (lull ; a few purchases are report e d c hi t tly G ov ernment contractors at l ower rates i n strongertin under pr otoof the e d proportion to the strengths. Brandies yesterday expo, quv, Nov. £7. To M. P. :: 4 3 0 253 14 0 12 5,4 14 C 13 4,4 16 (i 10 24 0 1 0 IS 1 12 3 DUBLIN MARKET' NO' From 1,152 Wheat, per barrel 20 stone 1 0 155 17 stone 11 0 675 Batley l6 stone 12 6 2,743 Oats.., l2 stone 3 3 10,438' Cwt. Flour , . 9 stone 6 0 4,t:!53 Oatmeal 8 stone 9 6 Sold to Itakers 6>nly. B,CSG Cwt. Flour, Average price of Wheat and Flour 15s 24 0 I 18 1 1 ,i 0,1, per sack.. Firsts, from 21s: (ki. to 245. Ott.Receipts of flour, 9, from Lts. Oa. to 295. (hi. Sal" of po. 1(1 ' 138 Thirds, from Os. Otl. to 111 s. Od. ritlcE OF BREAD, 0 tiartern Loaf, lib. soz. 874 d. Half-quartern, 21b. GLASGOW MARKETS. (From the Glasgow Herald of Monday.) The sales made in Raw SUGAnS thii week amount to 3SO hhd,. and trs., and prices are without alteration.- 31oist brown r Trinidads, 475. ; dry brown Demerara , : and Trinidads, 4Ss. a sla G 1. ; brown Grenadas, 50s. a 525. 6d. ; and low middling 53a. a 51s. 6d. Refined Sugars: are dull of sale, prices are without alteration. A small lot of Trinidad Mor.AssEs has been sold at 20s. British Molasses 17s 9il. a ISs. The sales made in COFFEE are 9 1 trs. Jamaica, ordinary of 30s. ; good ordinary 3 9 5. a 365. ; and 55 logs Deme rara, good mdinary at 40s. ; and fine ortlina:y 41s. Nothing dune in PrmENTo or GiNcEa.. Rum remains quite neglected, prices are in a great de ;Tee nominal; Jamaica 16 O.P. 2s. 9d. a 2s. 10d. ; and Leewards, 20d. for prooS. _ . The sales made in Dr,. WOODS consist of 25 tons Jamaica Logwood at 51. 153. a 61., and 20 tons Jumica Fustic at 61. For ASHES there has been a fair dem•ind ; 220 brie. ot Pots were sold at SS s. 6d. a 395., and IS() brls. Pearls, at 595. a 40s. ; the holders are thin at 394 fur Pots, and . 39s. 40s. for Pearls. Nothing worthy of remark done in TOBACCO ; prices are without variation. Y C. TALL° ar is held with a greater degree of firmness ; the partial sales effected were at 395. The supply of Whale OIL is limited, and higher pvices obtained ; sales have been male at 241. a 241. 10s. for lots, Ind small parcels 25/. ; Cod 231. a 231. 10s. per tuu old measure. The arrivals of GRAIN have been rather extensive this week. Wheat has been in limited demand ; prima are without alteration. - Fur the middling and inferior descrip tions of Oats there has been a limited sale, while there Las been a fair business done in the better qualiti,s at full prices. Barley dull at Is: per boll lower. Beans and Pease dull of sale, and prices barely supported. Per Quarter. Boaon Gainsborough «,.M. Grantham* Grimsby. Horneastle--- Lincoln _ Wheat. i Barley. I Oats. Beans. s. to s. s. to s. s. to s. 51 23 19 57 30 19 50 GO 28 35 22 30 46 110 20 30 16 21 45 52 25 32 15 20 50 57 no 34 19 24 46 54 2t no 13 22 44 . 62 30 33 20 23 18 60 26 31 18 30 s. to S. 32 - 40 50 24 42 30 48 42 46 28 32 40 44 NORNVICH. Nov. 29. Our market continues to he well supplied. Fine dry Wheat (owing to the dampness of the weather) is scarce, and such sold readily, whilst damp and inferior sorts were reluctantly taken off without alteration. Fine plaiting Barley maintains last week's prices, inferior sorts are ra ther lower. Oats, Beans, and Pease, are slack sale. No alteration in Flour. Wheat (per qr.) ... 425. 60s. 655. I Beans (per qr.) 2fis. 325. Barley Oats 2os. 24.5. 21)s. Flour, fine (per sack) 425. 465. CANTERBURY, Nov. S. We bad a fair quantity of Wheat, Beans, and Oats, and a large supply of Barley. Wheat scarcely supported the terms of this day week. Barley was extremely dull in sale, and from Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper. Beans, Pease, and Oats, are all rather lower. Wheat, white 6os. to 68s - red 50s. to 60s Barley, Malting 3os. to 345. Oats ... —• • Beans 'Xs. to 325. OW 3Bs. to 425. ;'ease 32s. to 395. EXETER MARKETS.—Nov. 27. Beef (score) Ss Oct. 9s. Oct. Wheat (bushel)...Ss.6d. Os ed, 'Mutton (lb ) ...... 0 4i-0 51 Barley 5 0 —•5 6 Veal and t..taltb —.O s—o 6 Oats " 9—3 6 P, rk 0 4—o (i Beans 5 6—6 6 Geese (each) .3 o—s 6 IlAter (Ib) olo—o 11 Ducks (coup'e) ....3 o—4 6 Eggs (10) 0 o—l 0 Fowls " o—3 0 Potatoes (peck) 0 B—o 10 DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE.—Nov. 27. Our market continues se•mtily supplied with Wheat and Oats, the prime samples of which were rather dearer, in secondary qualities there was no alteration. Bere and Barley sold very heavily at last Friday's prices, and in some instances lower. Flour and Oatmeal In fair demand at the late advance. Wheat, red, 275. to32s. ; white, 30s. to Ms. ; Oats 109. to 12s. 0,1. ; Bere ]2s. to 13s. ; Barley 13s. to 16s. ; 'Vetches 12s. tO 16s. ; Rape 30s. to 31s. ; Rye Lis. to 155.; Oatmeal 89. 6d. to lls., ditto prime Iss. to 169.; first Flour 19s. t., 225., best Seconds 16s, to 175., infe rior ditto 12s. to 15s. IMPO. ItTED. Same pe This riot! List year. year. Bags, &c. Bags, &c. Liverpool 621 ,bO2 583,114 London 65,716 61 Glasgow :30,823 'rota] exported in 1921 &one pet :ocl 1528 11,9:,5 EX TORTE!). Previotes_ ly this ) ear. Bags, &c. Bags, &c. 191 51,194 6.05 61,0;3 257 .114,479. . 71;117. FROM THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT. Commission in the 2d Somerset Regiment of Militia, signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Somerset. W. P. Brigstock, Esq. to be Captain. Dated Oct. 20, 1829. DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY. Thomas Rishworth, Keigliley, Yorkshire, worstcd- spinner. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Thomas Harrison, Sheffield, Staffordshire, miller. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Esther Denis, John Lambert, and John Severn, Upper Thames-street, grocers. BANKRUPTS. Edward Kelly, North-wharf road, Paddington, scaven ger, to surrender Dec. 4, 11 , at one, and Jan• 12, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Carlon, High street, Marylebone. William Wilde, Norwich, dyer, Dec. 17, 18, at four, and Jan. 12, at two, at the Angel inn, Norwich. Austin, Gray's-inn, London; Crook, Norwich, William Gausdin and Judah Jacobs, Barbican, clothes salesmen, Dec. 4, 11, and Jan. 12, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners. Robinson, Hine, and Robin son, Cliiiirterbouse-square. John Savill, Holborn-bridge, baker, Dec. 15, at twelve, 22, at eleven, and Jan. 12, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Wilkinson and Lowrance, Bucklersbary. Thomas Marshall, Fore-street, commission-agent, Dec. 4, 15, at eleven, and Jan. 12, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. _Hannington and Crowther, Cary-lane, Foster-lane. James Creed, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, coin mission-agent, December 4, at eleven, 15, awl Jan. 12, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners. Grover and Stewart, Bedford-row ; Grover, Smith, and Grover, He mel Hempstead. ' Jacob Connop and Thomas Ledyard Evill. Tokenhouse yard, dyers, Dec. 8, at twelve, 15, and Jan. 12, at ele ven, at the Court of Commissioners. Birkett, Taylor, and Cox, Cloak-lane. Robert Nutley, Clapham-road, Surrey, mason, Dee. 8, 15, and Jan. 12, at eleven, at the Court of Commis sioners. Lindsay, Copthall-court, Throgmortun-street. George Priestnall, Stockport, silk-spinner, Dec. 21, 22, and Jan. 12, at two, at the York Hotel, Manchester. James, Bucklersbury ; Coppock, Stockport. John Wilkinson, Liverpool, ironmonger, Dec. 16, 17, and Jan. 12 at two, at the Clarendon-buildings, Liver pool. Norris, Allen, and Anthony, Bedford-row, London; Wilson Liverpool. John Tripp Watson, Gainaborough, Lincolnshire, ship right, Dec. 11, 12, and Jan. 12, at eleven, at the King's Coffee-house, Kingston-upon-Hull. Hicks and Marris, Lincoln's Inn ; Haire, Holden, Galloway, Hull. George Gardiner, Alnwick, Northumberland, draper, Dee. 21, 23, and Jan. 12, at eleven, at the Half Moon Inn, Newcastle-upon- Tyne. Wilson, Newcastle; Dunn, Raymond-buildings, Gray's Inn. Ann Biwa, Keighley, Yorkshire, worstedNpinner, Dec. 8, at five, 9, at ten, at the Sun Inn, Bradford, Yorkshire, and Jan. 12, at twelve, at the Sessions House, Weatherby, Yorkshire. Still and Raymond, Lincoln's Inn New-square; Netherwood, Keighley. William Ogden, Bangor, Carnarvonshire, hatter, Dec. 15, 16, and Jan. 12, at eleven, at the 13u11's Head Inn, Braumaris, Anglesea. Byrne, Lincoln's Inn; Williams, Peurleos, Carnarvonshire. John Henry Leman, Margate, grocer, Dec. 11, 15, and Jan. 12, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Wilde, Rees, and Humphrey, College-bill. Thomas Brett, Rotherham, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Dec. 8,9, at the Commercial Inn, Sheffield, and Jan. 12, at twelve, at the Lion Inn, Rotherham. King, Castle-street, Holborn ; Oxley, Rotheram. Peter Sephten, Kirkdale, Lancashire, bricklayer, Dec. 16, 17, and Jan. 12, at one, at the Clarendon-b►eildings, Liverpool. North, Allen, and Authotty, John-street, Bedford-row; Sileeek, Liverpool. • Charles Stockman, B3th, perfumer, Dec. 16, 17, and Jan. 12, at twelve, at the Christopher Inn, Bath. Jones, Crosby-square, Bishopsgate-street ; Hellings, Bath. Richard Lewis, Pontypool, Monmouthshire, victualler,. Dec. 14, 15, and Jan. 12, at ten, at the Red Lion Inn, Pontypool. White, Lincoln's Inn Old-square; Jones and Waddington, Usk, Monmouthshire. Charles Hammond, Spring-place, Kentish Town, brewer, Dec. 8, lb, and Jan. 12, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Cook and Hunter, New Inn, Richard Ho!tom, Charlotte-street, Portland-place, ago. thecary, Dec. 8, at eleven, 11, at twelve, and Jan. 12, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Cattlin, place, Holborn. DIVIDENDS. J. and E. Holland, Leicester, grocers, Dec. 21, at ten, at the no)al Hotel, Cheltenham—S. Weler, jan., Ox ford, victualler, Dec. 17, at eleven, at the White Hart and Greyhound, Oxford—H. Hughes, Basingliall-street, Lon don, Blackwell-hall factor, Dec. 22, at twelve, at the Court of Commissioners—E- Mutlow, Leominster, 11!:re fordshire, linen-draper, I)ec. 22, at eleven, at the Court of Commissionere—P: Beard, King's Stanley, Gltruce:- tersltire, clothier, Jan. 5, at ten, at the Court of eam ini:sioners—C. Fearnley, Crutched-friars, London, wine merchant, Jan. 5, at twelve, at the Cilia of Commis sioners—A. Highmore, Boyal Exchange, Gallery, Lon don, merchant, Dec. 22, at tea, at the Court r,f Com ulissioners—J. Gibbs, E3sthourne, Sussex, wine-mer chant, Dec. 11, at our, at the Court of Commissioners —S. Bine, lien, Sussex, grocer, Dec. 22, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners—,W. Plenty, West Smithfield, London, iron -founder, Dec. 22, at eLven, at the Court of Comtnissioners—W. Kirkpatrick and J. Gadsden, Austin-friars, London, dealers in provisions, Dec, 22, at elev(:n t at the Court of Comtnissioncts J. 1141ser1 Le f'on, tube-me Axe, J' nt twelve, at the Court r f Comnaission.rs—T. Yirk, merchant, Pce. 2:3, at eleven, at Eti(ke'i York—J. Knowle,: Yorks' ire, tocrebint, !.1, at tea, at the ft:rim:en Arms En, Haild.rsselA—N. irrett. Pavement, A:cot-fields, London, laccat .7), Dee. 22, it ten, at the Cow t of Cominis.i.ltrys—F. aro ol—treet-mews, London, merchati., Dec. 22, at ten, at Cie C..urt of Commissioners—J. C. mer. hant, D. c. 13, at ten, at the Ccort of Com- Vau,;han, Lamb's Conduit.. reet, find:- draper. Dec. 22. at twelve, at the Court of C,' —J. Stubbs, Castle. street, Leiceqer.sc i vare, jewe'er, 23, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners—T. John ston, Cheapaide, London, warehous,mm, Dee. at ter), at the Court of Commissioners—M. Teagn. , , ltedruth. Cornwall, grocer, Dec. 29, at eleven, at Pe,rce's 110.4, Truro—M. C. Jackson, Leeds, Yorkshire, 'corn-factor, Dec. 2t3, nt clews., at the Court-house, ar d W. Nevett, Liverpool, brokers, Dee. 24., at twat% e. at die Clarendon-huildings, Liverpool—J. Gleadlii:l, Lancashire, cottou-spinuer, Dee. 23, at ten, at Cie Palace Inn, Manchester—J. Hunt, Blaketiham Pal cL., Suffolk, iime-burner. Dec. 23, at ten, at the Satfolk Ho.el, Ip-- wich—S. Wood and T. Blood, Line End, Staffordshire, earthenware-manufacturer, Dec. 23, at twelve, at the Union Hotel, Lane End. PRICE 7D. BRITISH EXPORTS. STATEMENT OP TILE QUANTITIES OP 9MI UNDERMENTIONED ARTI. CLES 01 , DRITISII MANUFACTURE EXPORTED PROM LIVERPOOL, ygpai xov. 21 To NOV. 28.INCLUilVE. - .... Pieces. Yards. 1 Cotton - 113,244 1,617,36 T Linen 1,584. 230,642 Blanketir.g - 2,508 Carpeting - (1,90 Baize 1 5lB --. Kerseymeres - - Flannel - _-, Ells. !Sail Cloth • Doz. Cotton Hose 2,679 Worsted Hes , . Cotton Handkerchiefs 1,74d Cotton Braces Hats Hardware £12,469 Earthenware £4,770 Salt White Bushels 49, 120 !Salt Rock 99,;10 Ends. Woollen Stuffs.. 834 575 Worsted Stu tr5..6,755 70 Ca1ic0e5........... - Inf. W0011en5...1,500 385 Cotton Thread 9,3021 b. - Cotton Yarn... 84,810 Tons. Cwt. Chal. Coal Iron CATTLE. AN ACCOUNT OF CATTLE IMPORTED INTO LIVERPOOL FROM NOV. 23 TO NOV. 28, BOTH DAYS INCLUDE)). Cows. I Calves. I Sheep. I Pigs. I Horses. I Mules. 525 .33 1675 1959 .4 COTTON WOOL, LIST OF LAIFORTS AND EXPO , IITS. CERTIFICATES—Dec. 22. E. Soper, Bath, milliner-4. Loire, Wolsall, SlLM:rd shire, plater—G. Hewett,. Iteadinc, corn-fattor-11. Brown, Gravesend, victualler—J. and H. Thomson, Liver pool, merchants—J. Smith, Pendleton, Lancashire, dyt-r . --W. Burton, Breightmet, Lancashire, whitster—J. W. Snell. Nassau-place, Commercial-road, bt,ot and Owe maker. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and 31. Bulb,. g, Wells, Norfolk, coal-merchants. J. Fyffe and Co., Glasgow, Thistle Bank Company_:- E. T. Smith and T. Kitnber, George- street, Mansion house, merchants—H. Sandford and Co., Nistteltester., seed-dealers—ll. Shuttlesvorth and Co., Alarket Harho rough, Leicestershire, attornies—R. H.lherington and J. Pridding, Merthertydtil, Glamorganshire, tea-dealers—R. Travis and J. Hutchinson, Kirton, Lincolnshire, joiners —.l. Barrett and Co., Balderton, Nortingharn-hire, nndt sters—G. Frith and D. Atkin, Dukinfield, Cheshire, stone:inasons--J. Young and R. Erasley, Hourforth, Yorkshire, stone-merchanti."-:-.1. Sanderland and T. son, Huddersfield, coach-makers—S. and G. K. Wheeler, Cambridge, basket-manufacturers—T. Harley and Co.. Eecleston, Lancash;re, manufacturers of eat li,nwarc-- W. Barnard and W. Smith, Bermondsey, ror- niaker:;— E. Marsden and Co., Sheffield, ssw-toatmfa , ...tvrers—J. and J. Johns3n, Sheffield, carriers—M. C. St :rey and Co., Rutland Wharf, Upper Thames-street, co.!. i:;et —A. Barrett and H. D. Welton, Limehouse, coal-mer chants— C Bray and J. Carr, Barnsley, dyers —R. Maynard and 11. Pyne, Ludgate-street, lt,;cs-draper4 —T. Jagger and Co., Selby, Yorkshire, wormiA-manu• acture rs. ANECDOTES of the BATTLE of NAVARIN About half-past three o'clock, as near as could guess, the bight of the main-sleet hung just down before our gun, and n!ed us in the pointing of it. I was ordered, along with another, to go on deck, and haul in the slack, to keep it out of the road of the muzzle. I can't say I liked this job, for, during the ac. tion, a deep impression lay on my mind that . I Ives safer at my gun than anywhere else : how ever, go I must. On gaining the main-deck, the scene of carnage and devastation far exceeded what was on the lower deck. Shortly before this, I heard a dreadful crash, as if tae whole ship's side had been stove in, and I now learned that it was occasioned by two marble , ihot, of' 120 pound weight each, striking the main deck abreast of the main-hatchway. They had knocked two ports into one, and wounded -five men, among whom was my dear messmate, Morfiet ; but this I did not know at the time. I saw Captain Bathurst coming down the poop ladder, when the tail of his cocked bet vas car- ' ried away by a splinter from the bulwarks ofthe ship. He took off the hat, looked at . it, and smiled ; then coming down on the quarter-deck, which was the most imminently exposed part of the ship, issued his orders with the same calm ness as if be had been exercising guns at' - sea, There was something at once noWe'aild crous in the appearance and situation cf the old man, as he proudly walked the quarter-deck with his drawn sword and shattered bat, 'amid showers of shot and splinters, insensible appa rently to the danger that surrounded him. My companion and I essayed with all our might to haul in the slack of the main -sheet, but could not effect it, the rope being so heavy. The rigging of the ship was torn in pieces, her yards topped up. and down, and some of them fore and aft, the lifts shot away, and the quarter-deck so bestrewed with splinters of wood, that it pre sented the appearance of a carpenter's shop. The Captain came forward to us, and looking up exclaimed, " By G—, the Union Jack's shot away ! Go aft on the poop, and tell Davy, the signal man, to give me another Union Jack," I Went aft, and found Davy looking out with Iris glass at the Asia, which was about a cable's length astern of us. The Admiral was standing, on the poop netting, and with a speaking trum pet was hailing our ship with " Genoa, a-boy !" —" Sir Edward," was the reply of the signal man, " Send a boat with a hawser to swing -my ship's stern clear of a fire-ship that's drifting down upon us."—" Aye, aye, Sir," said Davy, and was going away, when I told him what the Captain had sent me for. He said he had a Union Jack in his breast, where he had stowed it in the be inning of the action, to be ready for any 0 un lucky accident that might happen, and proceeded to the Captain. When I came forward to the place I lied left, I saw that the message I had been sent was the means of saving my life, for, during my alisence the hammock netting had been torn completely to pieces with shot, and the poor fellow, Holmes, who came up with me, was stretched on the deck. The Captain was at the gangway, look. ing into our opponent's vessel. " Did you bring the Union Jack, Davy ?" said he. " Yes, Sir, said Davy ; and at the same time told him what the Admiral wanted. The C,agt.aita anatelied the flag out of Davy's hand, and, walking smartly forward, demanded, " Who would go and nail the British Union Jack at the fore-royal-mast- head ?" A good-looking man, of the name of Neil, stept for Ward at once, and teak it out of the Captain's hand, and, without speaking, be. gan to make the best of his way up the two or three tattered shrouds that were left in the fore rigging. The Captain then ordered halfaa-dozen of the nearest men —among whom I w as (ma— to man a boat and take a hawser for the Asia. Having got over the side into the boat, we sat waiting, while two of the men were occupied in coiling it in. I had here a fine view of the contending fleets, and could see that we had a galling fire to sustain at this titne from two line-. of-battle ships, one of which, although on fire, still kept up a constant cannonading upon ti • he Asia, which was astern of us, had at this time only ono large vessel, a liner, and a double-bank frigate, playing upon her. I trembled for the fear of our ship, because I was sure, that if the game continued to played so uncquaLy, we would stand a chance how Nail lied got np with the t_7nion Jack, be coming off second Gera. I looked aloft to v i , 1 , f 3 in,aw him clinging with. Ins ieet to the ro vinn snatched tali lair got un decal; h_ ' ae :s i t 1,1 he hei:llll:rdmeaeio.i uld ner in which he Tbe t a : : :e " r cp(l'i b os e led in the stern, under took,