The Sun. — London, England, 1828-12-15 00:00:00

/ lily b e ~e, Tower- at tb° .tss. Sar4 1.141 r. cot' , 'Erey_pblee, Ir. J°•i;►h lin C;, at ih~ ~_~ "kunt Dilbn I kt• istriptiGns will continbe to be received at the Bank foxes of Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, Mau tio6d.pit,c6 part Qly n, if., azd Lothbard-street ; Alemrs. in16. 1 ..111 1 , 1 461 ; Messrs. Ffe.rries, Farquhar, and Co., gt. k lees:stieet ; Messrs. Ladbroke, Kingscote, and Gillman, ; Messrs. Drnininoud, Charing cross; and tmegan,i, and Co., ClantantsAaaa. i he following Centime:a have kindly consented to re • donathins of Wearing Apparel, Blankets., :—Mr. an 'Mills, 29, Great Winchester -street, Packer ; 1 1 1 1 re."'TORlis and Sons, St. Paul's Church-yard, h _gr,f;erkif, i,pyie, ;I, Noiidt•iitreei., pros?t4nr7 • ` §tatloror ; 11.1mrs. Fortin and Thompson, .friew, WH. SMITfI, 192, Strani, respect s fully solicits the attention ot the Nobility, Gen try, and Public to his List of Annutt Publications at the following Ittduqd Fiefs. N. E. T 4 ! ) Fal titc Oacts 1. The KEOSAKE captain§ nillatetuß highly Oni*hed Engr av i ngs , by C. Health. fiuden,Mulls , ( f rom Paint ings by S 4. T, I.,awrenge, he, he. With Contributions front Waltcr gooti, Lords-P. Gower, Noratanhy, &c. Ele gantly bound in crimson' silk, published at 21,. Sold at 141 s. 2. LITERARY SOUVENIR contains twelve fine Engravings, by italic, Goodyear, &e. &c. Edited by Waris, „lefiantly hO - ,:rid ill Slip Otibiishettsat Elnia ) st'l is, • ''' - 3. FRIENDSHIP'S. OFFERING, dedicated to her 1 91 ' Best Dutch Slate Fencils, Is. per hundred, Pinions, 10s. to 12s. per 12)4.. Superdue Mogul c 49: 4P, 295. ier dozem. llO u ry'S,9';'s. adies'elvgantly bound, 4e. 6d. sail. 4ts, gyp., bound ir e morocco, gilt, 24 @ . crap Books, from 4s. 6d. each. Albums, Swap; and Alan uscript Books, bound to auy patter's. Drawing Paper and Pencils, India Rubber, Ink an d Ink Powders, Address anti Invitation Curds, Pewter and Glass Inkstands. Pens, warranted cut with u , 4 v it, O. per hundred. Pen-knive, .tipi4soie anti Reaure, of the very . b est qua lity. • "Itidhlilitits' Arid Bankers' Ledger s an d Journals uled and bound to any Pattern. 192, STRAND—Second House from Arundel-street. - pc le uu 4i4 intention of extending the Turnpike Act ten miles k every direction round London. The Noble Lord's nkject is, if possible, to abolish turnpikes altogether in the neigh_ bourhood of. London. The library .of David Consittlbk). N. Ad vocate,, has been recently sold in _Edinburgh, by Air. Speare; the saltioccupie4 ;wenty,two days, and embraced the lafgest a . kk.e4lage bf books relating "to Scotland that bayi, come to thi,hammer since the dispersion of the Gor doustoun Library. There was nearly a complete eollen• tion of the Was written and edited by the late Lord Hailes, and a complete set of the liooks privately printed . for the Bonnatyne Club; besides a v as t ma ss of puhliea tions connected with , scoWs'v, History, Antiquities, and Literature, I4s. Cd.-. Oats, lis to tzk o d EA . ..._ .. LAUNCESTos--V.., 11 '.. o.l.—becl, 6d.—Mutton, 'Q. ` ST, 0 . 4d —.Wheat. 30s. to 345. -.Barley, las. to 1 4 .3.--Beef, Awl Mutton, 5a to .c.jd..-Veat.and. Lamb. al t.► sd . p,,,, z ,, Nck ;—Wheat, trls. to ' 23s.—Barley, ao—Wheas, Vs. t.) 295. 31.—Barley, s. to las.—Oats Os. to I ls. o,l.—lleet. and Mutton. 5 .1. to Od.—Pork, nit. to Od. . Hotter, lid. per lb. 11,1171iNG INTE4LIGENc B . Tons eo,ppt , r Ore sold at Iledra th last Thursday 2 , 85 0 o • . Cwt. 42At‘i•ao 1 4 0 Quautuy of tine Copper 24'1' 5 Amount of Sale. 15,762/. 12s. Od.---Average Standard, 113 1 . ll' s. ed. l ' a t #l Produce We have seen spine very extraordinary speci mens of woodcuts, and impressions from plates on ,t,e), which are intended to illustrate, " Joh n B ney „., p i l grim's Progress." --.-'-'. . , . ... . T. • • - ••••""stastere ---'" Z__,llNlessoreo".•••••----__.--_ e ~ ~.... - -----... •-, . -I, . ; • • ':, ,-, • , a t . - -•.k•• • • . .._,--:... - . , . ,•'- - * . • - / 4 ° Z . j i 1/1 d%// ' 'Z ' sg ke . :l o•o4 . . • ,• • I i I 1-'le--•••e ft. •' L. --. - / '-e-..i/ ..., - '..; . ... , 1 - - • XANial ... . I _4Sb ITALIAN REPrGrX. / e , t ..--e 5 ....- - , - 4 / •- _ /(...-6/ 1 , ~-,'es, ! -p.44- -) . ji ' • %AA . ,', as I -.-* -•'(: "'"- --'`' ' ~ "sea ) , ...,•: , 4 - 11‘) :. - ---111, . .', ... N ,„ e,-- - - • • ",, , 1.,110`.. I',,,,kiT n . - , ,,,,,,,, 00. i . . --- --- "eiee,., , - j 4 i,,f 43141 , :; - 4 -dy l li Arr o ll 12 ' "*.1 ,. °-41a1.' Pr- 1 ' '' ' ..'" 4 iii e '!* .4 4 ' '''' • - ' .. 7,... - •• 6 ': . - • ;4 4. ' C ilk ,kh,. 44 0,, °I reporting ih';'200 • 4101 of the fallowing holm:tip- 1 ~ 'wee • ee ee -i l ( s. , ..s. • ..eite eel , eerie lek• • ('' t s ,,,Nere ) ....„,-. ale - • . .., e ez - .' ' iq l 4 ll re'el e':! l ' ... • • e . , ee... - ol* +el . . , •-• e ~ r _ - 4 - ,- r lle' e ,e- s _ •-• e, see' ' ee ,.•-se i:o - e- . .e5e•, , ,,,,.. , ',,,,, : 4-; e. s, j maiaing o° ' their I ..... • Lew* t - Itut ( - • . t ...• - . l 's - •-e . : . 7'o ' i r ,„' ,;.,-.. •.;•,- t.4lt, ~/r. . .0,;,,, ~ -.-- -Aw :,4_" l, ',• ' • ' otely; 'ln ' Lave entered upon a renewed examination of •.; „ 1 , so f Ost 6 staie• 'i. ° - •••/ •• ' ° -', - ' ; • • .5,. ; , . i . ~'. . . -.lb ~..r.,•,.. -,, - . - .to notice. , - 1 41 itlitties of the , r •-••:- ...claws to give itietrui•tiou in the . . , . e •-• :- A„ . ... ye r av ~., 42 . '''.'-' •e'il e X.. 4 4 tit e, 4 01111 Le . - - - e ... • , . •oeste, . t w h o le ' NO , and literature eef their respect i ve countr i es, they es alesee este ''e' • • ' ' , lon 561 • / . . ', ee e -s e 4 , te , 4 . .. te e.t.,t e o ilir , • A r 4 . -. ~,... i, %!", 0 , 1 :- ,„,/.,- -4 ---- , ,,j - . . i. . 4 ' ......:. nu,. , ii.,,,,,c„,,.0b1iged if thetee,wo desire beechers in 'Lillian, Spa- f aw.?.; ir af.ve . ' ..--. . "ill *, .., , itiMOl'''fitz!l ., "l.r ri!:'''' ' , ,-.T I - 013 - t ~,,, I' gs eratese , , t re e • - . - • ~.... ~ ~, . Oa: . ecu, or Puttugueee, will, In the nieauw e, apply i ( fit kv5,....P . . , „ . () J. 111 ..1t , . t 61113# 11,,,a1 (3 94 13 • , ' n anorary Psecreeary. . ~, • - s I on . Twurital; ‘iiklliall, Dee. IS, 1829,, r o ~..".-, „..,-.....,:s t ,, ~..„., ..- __ i t , i .. , _ . • • - ---- - • , - • . e id amount already advertised Sti,llll 17 3 . . ( qualitres ire , No. 1 . 1,313. - . 'LONDON, MONDAY EVENING . DECEMBER 15 .' 1828: , ~., PRIcE 7D. Rs.- 2id. e s '; he ~ . SAIIICEIrTIONS SINCE lilsk EIVISD. ~i.. - . : - ,1: a 1 lid. deare r ' t e v. S. W, INtessre. Ransom and ____-_e_ .__ _ • , ._e__________ e: „ , , e , : - e- -• tl I n° ...-......£2 -0 i Co . .glo I- 161..soppt ;at Mr. Groves warehouse, 32, 'City - read ; Royal Ilighueas the Duchess of Clarence , coeta - ins LIS -- irtee - n - C . - --- TDM - IRALTY-ONFICE,• DEr. 4, 1808. -• WESTMOSTERSESSIONS,, DEC. 13. „ c 4 r , .e Handet of Ile i Rev.... Browne ... - I 0 at th e, National Guardian Institution, 40, Bedford -row ; fine Engravinge, ay J. • Mario, Finder, &c. Elegantly 1 IVOTICE is Iterelay given, that a SESSION %vial, collected I Alias Browne NJ C• 12. ,• 1 th e ~, . . 0 and at-the London Horse Repository, Grey's-inn -•road. bound Tin fancy calf,. published at 12s : Sold at Its. a OYER and TERMINER and GAOL DELI. James TVallere and Murtha, his wife, were indicted , .. a , de 116: to ' 4 l , si ir.i . : Principle o f ! Jose Unlade* Esq• 10 2O, Thr, morton-street. F. FRESIIFIELD, Hon. See. 4. The AMULET contains fourteen floe Engravings, by 111 VFAtY for the I RIA . L of OFFENCES committed eu ig for ? keeping a _ disco:l4ly bruise. The following. witness ee 41. - 4s. to ( . 1 d ~,,,.'•ng only le. R. T. Kindereley, - Fioden, Rolle, &c. from Paintings be• Sir T. Lawrence, ter eriesu was called to prove the fact: -. pa 51. ss. to id ." ', vied each person 85 0 Esq. 5 0 THE SUBVERSION OF NEFARIOUS AND etc. &c. Elegantly bound in silk, with .ease, publieLed at ia4i *. o . f ' Ee l' g S lan liA dr Bl W 7llll4 te in lie t ld 6 a; l 3 l e i s7i i c i e ta .H (m r i d d l, ittlillAwalOulti Sophia St otte-e d heve observed the female defendant and of 81. Os. to 3 , I on sib_ Hon. Mr. Justice J. DEAiOR ALI Z ING SYSTEMS. STEMS. , 12s. Sold at 1 Is. another wont= cornmittnany obscene acts-mu:has throw- gi , 64 6. w ,s t h , the' • Parke el. It's. to dust.. 5. The ANNIVERSARY contains eighteen splendid 1 at e ienl ' lt A i ne Ce i t e e a; orning ' • -A nd all Sheritti Gentile, _ ing themselves into their chairs at the open windows in a ar X WS, 10. ii ., 1 the N at i ona l Bishop of Landaff lO 0 3 -11. throughout the Metropolis among those Alexchants and. -Ent/menage, by Fitelen, Goodall, &e. &c. from Paintings 1 -- 7' - of p • - • • - 1 , Odelicate -attitude, expoeing their naked bnsoms, and l e t . et. Res to • vetch Church; H. C Wheeler, Esq. 2 0 re _e i r.tooftrueu. who disapprove of, aud oppose With scurrility - • by:Cr4T. Lawrence, & o . s ee Edit e d by Allan Cunning l e -011 K • i•a rb retr ' co l lta w it i t e el un e") tl d iPll n i Y gl l l ' Sem ci.c • jd".l' • .";°"arls:irigi very irninOtlest gestures,-for -the pug use of enticing pr . c et a-atone-o,de - Major.-Grn. Bownees 3 0 4 ha preeentatione, the heiteficiel system of Dade which . e ne e t ers*l egan tly bouad, silk, published at 21s. Sold at 19s. • en or e odium ......• , `two Ser atoes , 0. B. Carr au : e al 4 uteri into the house. I think it, willbeittete impossible for I,i, ~t,e_ae n esera:cot - at the ... Commitment of vjet:lZ P w ri- ww..•••••,........ I,i g i the R ec. . Kt, , Win. Phillip% 1 1 adopeleg,, hoping thereby, in a great measure, to subvert geavings on Steel, by Fiaden, Davenport, &c . from Paint- Ete _ sarr ii it ; Aft. L b, A_n_Lnte. .lONES, the Solicitor of the any ., en .. iodest. female to continue i n the neighbourhood; if m see Charatlets are permittedeto retitle in it. o f "r" --- :,„.‘.: 'A vl uift A .M.•190/..45. 71 Wen. Little, Esq. 0, Lb at Irvlng,, Ur. -Dec... ' - Its the profits of . 70,. Al,to. : L. TrauslatiOns i W-Will'm ree• 4 4' ' 1 o praceices which have been ;,,, notoriously prevaleet for. a gsatty hound, with eisse, published at 12s. Sold at I ls. - A Lady - ! Messrs. Rowney and ' 4°4 - tit ' 4ll .the Spanish, ..... . I Forster: oe• It ''' ~ 2 en kra's • .tt-:,' Hon. Mr. Ju ' stie..; el. .03. pee ton Autnie g neeshe_sei too , , EsldeY 3/. I 03• ditto- ' • . 1 0 'aerie* of years in every branch of the trade and limeade- 7. Tbe BIJOU contains eleven tine Engravings by torts Of the United Kiugdona as saa be, most lamentably, Faison, Fox, &c. trans Paintings by Sir T. Lae/Felice, , . 2 2 an - actual degradation to the commerce of Great Britain g eet we, g a ., Elegantly bound in cella - mon :silk, published and Ireland, ,they deem it indispensably ueceseary to con- at e2e, Sold at I Is. '' 5 ° tinue to circulate Achertisements containing a list of their IIikWINTER'S WREATH contains twelve flue F el _ • e . in•Qlory .r •- . John Bayley, E• 1••• 5 b netnetous sad excellent bar alas which it require 41... w or ks, by Goodall, Fiuden, &c. &e. Elegantly bora t e, , , , • te ew- e. i t Majesty,e per . Capt. Digby, R.N. 5- / " Lb• - ' T imes... 501.,05. 3d. Lord Cawdor ...... 10 0 I rse Hides.. A tea L a, r - l ax ( opection to insure considerable purchases from those to silk, published at IQs. Sold at lie. whom ecouotny is the paramount cuneideretion. WAGNER. . . 9: ,The GEM coutains sixteen tine Engravings, by Lt''--Prity,, Mks *it, *hat ate you ?-Whe l e; , ..• . servant, , __A ..... : ; e ou taken fur regioesag all such Prieouere to hie Mejtetty e Gael .' ; . 11 *" - ' g" g ea9 t M Y' s" al ' a se '• vantl " S r ' '"' -t Y - - A L o A ; lui. : e d- w liat g ' Ta7::;frard,..;B4u.u.i.4)44'emii:et .'tthN6eeusa.2,:d°ge':sul:i_:y:enstjieto'sP.:ss4'ra„":ae:.l:'k';_ltt4.a,A!:,'..;7..6,ltys:e_:nwt..vesart44,,,oel. ie r . t • ' M u, : '/ A s i t a i y ou:d u lz e ve ih s:p li p b o er se ty d ha is all Mature , Just see Coroaers, and ether oers, ofore whom any Impel . sisions, Isiformatiorre, Estero . intiti : o ns, or Re- cognizanees May have been taken totalling any such Of- , ' " 60 8 - a g • Mess, are required. to transmit th e same forthwith to .1 • igns of the Y- o lsi f ,t a b sking i wle c e l eg u ster• i; ti. van o t nu are are ? . Witness -=I do ter Mr. i re E! Mr. Areev-011, ob ! you do for Mr: Nethersole, do r e( . You ?., I , s . uppese, then,. you areetha_t s gentlernan's . maid of !,, Air . . TiIt:ALIAS stlytTort, th., Clerk of An 1 c (Great Lughter.) Witness • (with mach b e Win. Ogilvie lO . 0 It 4 .:........... v . 'tp - 4 86 ''' and CHAPMAN further most sespectfully beg leave to Davenport, 'lVarien, &c , front paiatings by ..1: Marcie, &c. -High - ' '• 1 warMth.) I have retitle bere .Sir :to s 'lc nothing but .1 1 (curt of Adiutralty of England, at his ()Mee at the all •v° ll ' f dozen. ~, o, l _ l l . it the French A.Friend 1 the truth, and I hope the Ceert,:teill ; protect nie (rein an e b Y ' 36 " 6 ' ;1 ' i i:17" 01 1 Church 'F.heWorshipfuleoln- , honoured the " EMPORIUAI" with es visit, that though 12e. Sold at I is. J. W. CROKER. 50 to .7010. fi e• se e , 70 to We. el te, R ev. seise- parry of Grocers. 50 0_ 'they' Publish a oorrect list, op eatiamelinarily cheap, yet greerdeAm ir ' " at ..... 23L Ils Od. C. C. l'ePri , EN•••• 1° ' the • '. assert wee if &Ike Linene Woollene cma .. 6.. . : • I . ..mime/tee asset wee . t , -3 ~ ,irrer ietots of ,• Wtn. A levy, •Esq 5 O. '' , Haberdashery, Ilueiery, Gloves, Lace, &v., tom-,. et'l 94 :Ala N e w s - C. H. Hebb, Esq 3 0 • e 1,, t h t 1• • t d .ostly as well 34 fal Bqgravinge on Steel ---.. 1 l° e ft let ....... .. let 101 Lary De Wager- Om- • 8 0 iL rimer dot pr .not our y e tette maw ictei . an k. , ...... 'II E itieh matte the 4W-wined, but also Foreign as We es i _ - .!E 8 ° faseteres • a very groat primer tiro of which. they sae analikd It 7 e• 6 J. •°. IC ''' •'' ' ' 12 . o Mei •C -Staple 2- 0 ' • _ _ 114.11.,,...LX 11 . •*.kkl*4•7*.• • --•,. - 7 , Y• •• • ---..........« ;;10. 4 6 ..11.,.0nt OW, ...E.l),Davenport,F.4ti. 20 0 I ~. i. : NUFAC to IIETAAL at the WHOLESAL .. an, . A -- TIMERS' PRICES, for ready money ; and the Q . . Ylkaws . , .. ,At JUVENILE ANNUALS. 1. JUVENILE KEEPSAKE centaics Fight Weed. by C. Heath, &e. Edited by T. recoe,,Esq. Elegantly bound, peldielted at Bs. Sold 2. :JUVENILE FORGET AIE NOT,: and NEW GIFT, cos-tains lb tine Engravings, by MIN, ' 1 '411,50* 'Mrs, §,,, c c. MAK . Beeutittelly boo re ie. at 7s. Soldeat 61. le . eThis day was published, post five. 9e. '611; L . , .SIXTH HI; VOLUME of- uric" OR . - 'LANDO FURIOSO. .. • Tianslated by WILLIAM STEWART ROSE. John Meriay, Albemarle-street. I indelicate questions. ~ . .-. Mr.- At.r.ver--4/ti not* ihtiefied, young woman • ; Ido f„ ; not wail to nottriiiti filtir Vektiontithatusay tend to suffuse th se - --I thatPeetty foliiiltvi tit blOVeV.t•have but one rpore s ques- • ii, tine 4.' : .Will;1 : ou. do -me the. favour :a letting •me know tit where yeupirch,esed ehet e heatitiftie bormet .! _. e - i e ' lite wititse gave the Learned * Counsel a leek ief ineffable wi On the let (4 JaiStr de' Will bepeblie. hed, tee'll.•Acketertanns% :-itott , ttuili.t;,:*•, f 11° . ,, ., I .fiJ e 6 6x " - - :' ~ L..--, , t '., -1, chi ~ I S'erscdet Loathe), Nue-h o of-- . . eases,,-•,-e - se tv-ralag•gx,4lell ; I..llt.fisirtng., o t-tab Al ~ 0. , . ~ 0:,.. , y,- le ren ante sveie ist arge . fri ------ 0 z a arge Ai _stoop I.k •OW EPOSITORY OF FASHIONS; to be ----------.--'.°‘ N -14".41111. tit 111***""* : " 1-.4 trt -416ak' ''' 3111444 " E14::: : ::- 1 -4A') "4"....116"14.44444 r ttie se s • '--7 414 k 4 °44'1 4 Jati )-444 nikand et tli ftt -'' - q ' - - . ' "44 41 1 141 % - -. d• •IS 'd - ' a. .. : . .. i,r: "-"----. / o i '' End rille• : ' WIal • • Sid li flwe "' - ' 1 ""' 'Bankropts, of which they tiere the exclusive purchesee& . . 3. NEW YEAR'S GIFf, or Juvenile Souvenir, con- R .- „., . ... . env" 6 0 Colonel Sibthorp ... 5 0 N. It. ~_ s Silk • d list datili maaari-orapele, -Wet ce.re, and el t ees, tains 12 highly-finished Beqravinge ell Steel, by Edwards, continued monthly, price 2 1., eontainieg four ale- . i gant'.coloured En • 'E riseand two French , (la gloving, two . ng, , . COUNTRY CORN MARKETS fri e ' blia A' . .... tow ..# 8a ,...... /) ,, 1 ete e. -ileum Sesein•• The Bishcp of Lich- Fashions, with full deeeriptiou to each Plate, arid general • Deluxe LAST WEF-17. .i. and "especially .a11,.111 .. erchasite and Captains, oppliea . Eoglebert, lee. Edited by Afro, Marie Watto. Elegantly a. d . hell:bolted, published at 7s. ed. Sold at 75. P° ~., ~.......-m,, ,, ,• Bart. t.pecuLarly advantageous terms : - observations on the most fashionable Female Costumes of -.. • Wheat. 13 -I . ---- . / 1 1) L G. 4 31 t i au, 4. cuttisymA BOX contains upwards of 80 fine I L-CY. 1 Oats. Beans. , Wiscount Maynard 10 0 at per yard 0 6 Parisi, by a Lady on the spot. ---. ___ I is ee follse.'4l3,,,lestlai, and Co. 10 10 P. W. 1 0 Excelleat Pereians (including crimson, purple, pink, Engravings on Wood, lay W. H. lhooke. Edited by T. Per Quarter. s. to s. s. to s. ato a a. to a. Orders are requested through all the. respectable Book- cao ,, ic ......, ~, ..... 37 _ 23 .11,301,........„''/'qed at the Eu- Hen. F. O. Keppeli 5 0 and blur) 6d. 9d. and 1 0 Crofton Croker, Esq. Neatly bound, publitthed at 6a. sellers in town and country. Advertisements and stitching- casmarthen -68 - set -21 _ 36 - __ "'-'-----. el'l,Z arl Hotel, per Dividend ou ai x Good bread Sareezieus . ls. 1311. and 1 6 Sold at ss. 61 bills.as usual, on moderate terms . .. p Al t or .nr p i eth ---...... 68 76 38 r 42 20 26 40 44 He.sliam-- 64 70 27 :13 -18 25 50 52 f r , ) 2 i narob , 50 ).- ......... f 4..,.• •I- 2 Shares' in the Hanth•orne Pkiid ditto - 24 -ht 1................ 'Attie, Norton-. • Eagle Fire Office, 10d. each. can still be had at 96, Strand ; but it is fairly presumed ohettieid -a- 72 82 37 •4i '23 33 46 56 wl , $ Rich and • durable - Gros de Naples Is. 9d. 2s. and : e end . Cm' D ii 0 gate, per b0x...1e5.41• .byW M. Fox.• • 1 10 Bealititut i laid ditto - 64 81 33 40 21 26 42 fso A .„ ,t t ...„ 9 1 ution ofa fete P. W. Cronither, 0 . d kit la; j• 111 amY ' ' i 1 O• • Esq ' Josiah Cato Ladies' Annual Pocket Boob, iu ease, gilt edges, la. e A variety of good Satins... at la. and le. 3d. and 1 6 and SOUVENIR, in morocco covers, 6e. 6d. Fuel,. _ 1 ° Black Cotton Velvet • Per Bushel. e. d, s. d. Cll. C. d. 8. d. s. A. s. d. s. A. --. In former years, many. were disappointed by applying too Coventry -- 9 4 99 4 6 O3 0 About the 20th of December will be published, -.- SENCE of JAMAICA GINGER. ,- i 508 0 be seausea.-- 'lB9 9•3 4-0 4 e e 6 32 00 QO Fr that long before N Y' ' ore New eae a -day pot a copy will be left. . 5 6 PEACOCK'S HISTORICAL, in liiofoCen-case, ss. r,„..„-,........ ds, •by -W. Bsq. • S Some of the st>arce volumes sell now at two guineas Newcastle (StalE) 11 0 11 ti 6 9 7 0 4 6 5 0 7 0 7 6 St tit •-°. ... t en Northallerton - 0 10 0 4.0 4 3 2 3 2 6 , 0 , 6 , sf . '4 6- 0. N. IC Potter, . 8 : : o ii r o w d i l e.h iroa cr sl a b p lac o k , f S , Silk Velvet . Bd. to 1 0 6 d. each. • 3............... l f f ; 11, Italian Net. . and upwards. Stafford ...--- II 6 11 8 60. 6 3 4 6 4 8 8 e 8 8 ' Si le . 5 ,„„„_,,,,... s !It ' l . . . °u......" 1 Thrreleell 5 0 Jesse Cato KEARSLEY'BI3ALDWIN'S POOLE arid MAR- I 4 SHALL'S COMMERCIAL LEDGERS, B*. 61 each. EXTRACTS FR:0111 THE BIBLE, illitetrate , l with Wervfeck --- , 9 61004850 3 :3 5 0 4 8 , 6 •Ci , i libbt "` - ' .. Si . k .5 - 0 James Gatcr - 1 0 rer Boil. 1 • fifty-two line Engra v i ngs , a ed nearly two hundred pages er . Bareardcastle--.elB 0 21 6 8O• 0 0 6 0 7 6 0 0 12 6 nu aware's.. . Q . l , f tv ....• ••• • ... ........ Yard wide black Crape, from on'sW.te. e' ' -Friends at the .s ee •i i 5 lito e Letter press. Price Its. boards ; Its. hound in silk. tearlington ...--...,..47 622ti901064 6 7 6 9 0 10 9 tut , ee ei 0. is and Yule Truman, Banbury, Cottage Stalls 21 o Wolsin ham tl7 0 206 SO 90 60 76 00 04 . ---- if' i 'Ts Ratcliffe- - end Co The best Merino ditto, from 6d. to 011 equally low in price ; Moore's; Rider's, Goldsmith's,. B i t - - FOR GOUT RHEUAIATISAL NERVOUS • COM. g ---^ ' B ---„,-.. I , e ll : . , •••••••••••••*. ,41)i . ., WM.. 2 10 John Bockett, Esq. 10 10 yeigiwide nee ditto, from , 1 2 tish, and every other descxiption a Almaaechs. . PLAINTS, &c. Ise. . WAKEFIELD, Dec.. 12. 'hi --Unsold. •''' , 4 ,.. ~/. ~._, OXLEY'S Lord Terapletown... 10 0 WirPelisse Cloths as low a. ' CONCENTRATED ES- There is a good arrival of Wheat up the river here to- rd THE 04 , 5), IN -all . • 10 S. Smith, Esq. MP.2I 0 Lancashire Flaunel - . day, but the supply by the farmers is only email. Good pi Y 'when Wigrarn 5 0 F. Doubetoy, Egg... 3 0 e ,. ~ 61 to 1 0 bility, .Gentry, and Public to the following List of.Writiug „ hi _ .iodo . _„, . . , . Foreign, and the best samples of English, are 2s. per .1, 1-111 'theme is recounnended by severs' eminent its. • 10 ,4,1„ ,„Aitoinas Catty 1 1 Mrs. P. Crowther 2 2 Stout and fine ditto, from Real Welch ditto from .4d. to • 1 6 Papers, of the most seperier Manufacture, et vet ;Reduced. i . ° ' Meduel Mere and is in constant use with many Persons of , quarter higher, but the middling deecriptions sell very fu, slowly at an improvement of Is. er quarter . There is no ne 'es - se" """ "' e' 4' Wheeler ... 1 IBy a Family - at Bath 610 moreen . to kw as '37 50 1 4 . NI ' - , • , • the highest rank and respectability. It relieves and shot-. alteration in the. value of Oats, and dle demand is only ea , 30 31 to LIL D • - -art t 74 .e.o 'ra: lid orl and and Miss F. Selwyn ... 20 0 , Superfine thick Do. very fine, think • tens the duration of Fits of the Gout, confining them to moderete. Good heavy Barley obtains the rates of last Various Carpeting, very cheap. the extremities and mitigating the paroxysms; 3 2 al Pe'e•• • • t 2l 0 J. Newman, Esq.... 5 0 - - Fast coloured printed Furnitures 0 61. Bath, h. p. very de. IL 4 par in Nervous week, but .the light and niidilling sorts are as dull as pos- an 32 mi e,,, , tri , th Catholic Rev. IsaaceMan and A huge stock of Chintz dieto ....et 61d. lid. and 0 9 best 017 6 Comp l a i nts it warms and invigorates the Stomach,. re- • - -I 12 ° moves Flatulency, ' • • • ell e . Be e ne are very dull,, the demand being trifling at the : 34 15 4 /3 1 •",, 'a pt in Chat- ei ~,4 1 Dock-yard, Baptist Meeting, 1 Good ilitto 0 2 Do. Bath, L. p. gait I 0 0 Do. do • I I 0 the whole sytttem. i 0 40 Y: NI-the Irish Ca- Maze-pond 725. to 745. tine 795. tag 32 5 1 / deli 3 -6 si ( 0 . tt o Soldiers of L. C - • her m ajes t y s. Chendet, by his Widow, Alfa. S. Oxley, . whitc Ycr"ilire. ' 6 " • 7os. to 74e. tine BER., its 3) --l" k Q Garrison ... 30T. T. Clarke, Esq. 2 0 The best rail long cloths, from t ed . to 1 0 b. p .. ....0 .1.5 , 6 -Very hest lined , e Ponteirate, Yorkshire ; and cold by• Messrs. Barclays; - , 32 '''' ' l ' t•''' . 40 :a ,f , , 44 •. , . IOO.H. S. - , -- Lincransiiire ' .( T. Butler and Co. ; Edwards ; Newberys; W. Sutton and Barley, Norfolk and Sutton, ' 335. to 38s. line 41s. Pe , it;:, to 40s. tine 418. tlis :12 3 ., p a Bundle o f Fred. Smith, fr. Good Prints, fast colour! 4d., 5d., and 0 6 Do, laid post. .0 15 . 6 matey).* 1 9 Fir ~__ ' Yorkshire Wold 36s. to lik. fine 41s, o f , iii, Sta v e' s f,_l4als 0 5 School 0 9 9C• 'dd., 4s. 61, and,2e. 91 reach. . -- email eBs. to e2s. line 435. ,' aig. to 435. tine 445. I..ii 3 6 S 5 '' Wo o d- - Si,Arch. Mui•ray... 2 0 Superior and elegant e l! wide iown-printed Cans- ~._ - , - , D 0,..... ... -. 0 11 .0 _p?per Oats, Poland and Potato Ws. to 31s. tine 33 3 . un _ i i i , ?r; 0 f l 'e , ffe Smith, Pe , ' Lieut.-Col. Lambert 2 0 heirs and Jacconete, feet colours, at only 1 Id.. &1 ; 0 Fine Beth 09 0 Dp, gilt do 0 11 0 _-. ' - • - WINDSOR. .• : - Friesland and Small - Mealing - , h 14.1. to Md. per Stone. • ' 34 4,1 , t i 1: 4 .-Ealwd. Harris 45 0 Anonymous s. A. 6.' 0 " 1.t 4 ,, , Sir W. Cur- Mr. Wade 1 0 ever seen) at 6d. an d 0 9 0 9 0 . 16too 0 4 6 • 6 6 ' . 6 - 4 11tobarts, and Lord Say and 501... . s ° Handsome Batieste Dresses from 3 0 Outside foolsoap quality c • Do. gilt 0 6 0 __ N eje From the Windsor `Exprera, Saturday.) Rapeseed ~ 291. its. :Ilk Os. 33/. Os. per Last. Lit te 21 OAL S. OlO Fast Coleured Muslin ditto barideomnely flounced, do 015 '4, Superfinehank post° 16 0 77InfeAlity has at lengtll taken potageelog of the Castle, WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET.-Doe. 10. als !c. 11. j , )14artii, Ei Mrs. Brandreth ..... 1 0 we had a , ~ e,..• .... .... ..... 10 10 W. H. Ord, Esq.... e 0 , Cambric Mus li n as low as. It, Bailee , tv l 'WI tlie Inha bit an ts A. 2. '. 2 ° Yard and half wide Jacconet ditto 0 4 Do. note. Ol4O : , thick-post 12 0 cost 'that noble' structure has 'been renovated and im- supply of Cattle to meet the demand for Christmas wee ge 2 lbs, PA " ° Ndinouth, per T. Paget, Esq. ...... 10 10 Three-quarters wide Bobbin Net, only 0 6 Do. note gilt ... 016 0 Do. thin d 0... ..... 019 0 proved, as a suitable abode for the King of England. It' abundant, and buyers numerous; consequently a little T 1 44 dear" . k„" 3. . Lou„dl P R. Harris, Esq ll. Stout Linea Huckabeek .0 4 superfine satin 1 - Cerabridge scribe had l ong been a subject of wonderment ,to Fore; Hers and animation and improvement in price took place.-Mutton, all t little lan e s ,:1 , 12 12 H. W . trey, 9 74 'er e4ree . ge e , per the • 2 2 Dui-nettle Irish Liven, ter Ala,' Bd. to .1 6 'tinted post, gilt.l 80, •Iding paper 0176 o f ee pr eee l i •to ourselyea;• that notwithstanding the heavy 61d. to 7d. Peelle ; Beef, 6s. 6d. to 71. per stone of 1415. tic W. C... .... : ..... .... 010 teiapeee (ell Linen) for the Nursery, per piece, from 8. 6 Do. Rvo. note, gift 017 0 White brown annual expenditure no various public buildings, the . . i 625. V I , l k i., tv, p a i wee e Henry -Telford, Esq. 6 0 Strung Linen Sheeting, at per yard 4d. and 0 5 Do. sane! l do. gilt 011 0 . (small hand „•.0 4ti Sovereign has bdu infiuitely werse housed than the map. • • LIVERPOOL MARKETS, DEC. IS. C. bat , ' t ejs v i' ~,illird'...i.rt•-e t- fi 'a Edward len" • •-•- 1 - 0 1 Mock 11 wain d:tts,,zit.-......,„...,„„.-.4-..64....zuzzL1L_: 414ilits„_.__' Claipese • ,____ ' Thick do 0 6 9 rity of hie nobles, or ever, than many private individuals iu . e Flour, , h uick enson , lieg e • ft 0 Lieut.-Col.. J. Oko 8 ° Real Russia Towelling, only . 0 41 curliug.ls7per There has been much raoreactivit in the Wheat trade 61 " - - Viii Euidj - 0 ' 7 6 hi/ TairtiVit'e. - TreelM4 btfwei , ...r, - trartfrenrenf--' - • •... • - • ' ..._ _Y. • since this ilay'se /ie .- light - nab vVe Save txpiPtitilicelt•lbr illt.-•-ot . 801 b. ~,,' 11,.. per the Times 5 0 Baconian Mamie- Elegant good Gauze Ribbons 2d. and 0 8 quire 017 • 9 Fine blue dezny....o 17 • 0 Windsor Castle, with all its noble recollections, has burst venal weeks ; the soles being principally to millers, some of 1;1 ' a marke t de '. KennedOete, • tint), London Mein broad, and splendid ditto, hem (id. to 1 0 Large size tissue . , . Blotting, ls. per forth iuto a new exiiitence, and its second fciundei rind pre- whom have come from a considerable distance in the in- Pe' and •Wes t t Pa ditte„..1.4: , ..r '5 0 Tavern' . 5 5 Stout fancy Bonnet Thitijuiqa.., . .214. and 0 4 paper, Is. 4d quire V i ' • s Hon, W. T. Elphin- - . r • Rii•li very breed faeluonaJfieelitto, fe0ue...7,1. to 010 per quire ...... ..1 , 1 0 Vety bast blotting ,° 17 6 sent illustrious occupier may now boast a prouder palace tor ; prices id all qualities mutt be wiled fully 3d. per Lk y's gialta ii ,, t l 8 . Lley and 70Ibs. above our former quotations. The demand for we The 00 0 0 i t. krtiti, per ditto 21 0 stone' 3 ° Seoul fancy Gauze. floolcurelitie, each _, 0 2 Strong brown , than most of the potentates of Europe, His Majesty Is, 641. per quire I. 6 0 took up his residence at the Castle on Tuesday afternoon • . , . . ~ . Oats continUes limited, and the. stocks are accumulating, Pal generally' f j.i e 4 4. Levay,perdo. .6 0 Messrs. Richard -• Good Silk Barceloua ditto OlO paper for parcels, ~ ~ . Fine stremg cart- there is little change in the value,. Prices of Barley . . . " Bd. and 1 0 10d. tit 14 6 ridge, Is. 6d. and the inhabitants of Windsor have shewn th . entselves f, 51 t 4 j; l " 0, Fyson Log : ch 0 •Harris and Sons.. 10 10 „l'4l e, ' A lot of large Shawls, at neither insensible tae tire preference of i Sig nor and Beans ore uoaiteree. Peas 1 are fully as dear. Flout. Ca Ps- to el' I ' 'mart Fs 5 0 'Jos. Peckover, Eel, 5 0 ' i1 t ,„,, ; ' ' ‘l****Reel 'French Cambria Pocket-haudkachieiii, pee I , . 0 Do. impeeial do. . . . backward in theie . manifestatione of L a titude gr and joy. On has sold at an advance of Is. to 21. pee sack, tut Oatmeal Ta I ie6l per quire 1 7 6 Simp i l r efire ir it e uperial 1 7 0 w " has not participated in the improvement. The only teens. 4 fi g --ea, • 1 0 Admiral 'J. Young...• 3 3 . ' &len, fiveu tePOpils of • the ' Collected at the Ab- The smaller size ditto . 9 0 Very superior cepy9 12 0 do. 21. 61 per Wednesday, a requisition, most respectahly eigeed, presented to the Mayor, requesting' Ilion to ' conseen9 a pub- action ha bonded grain is - a sale of Indian Cons at about the k '''••: J. A Barmier bey Chapel, Rom- Ladies' light and dark Kid Gloves (perfect), pee} 4 9 Superfine d0.......0 15 .6 quire. 2 6 0 lie meeting . nt mum early period, to take into consideration 365. to 375. per 4801 be. • . .the et ie . • .. ....- WRITING, TRAVELLING, AND DRESSING CASES. less la ~ii, .?, i canortys,-- 516 sey, after a :Ser. . dozen, our .f . .. the- test mode of conveying these sentiments to his Ma- The sales of British • Plantation Strome this week .to Grain to -a :. t f ,. 4 Elisreq. ... 20 -0 ' Inoue by the Rev. Extra AuPerfine ditto (unrivalled), only ~.10 0 12.iuch &millet, Real Russia Up. . i es t y e l an d, in compliance to this request, our worthy amount to about ,300 lihds. ; holders are generally fi rm, a. B e r Per ee ,• affle in • J. Reynolds l6 0 Excellent perfect black ditto, per pair O 6 good 10ck... ..... 017' 0 e right Dressing Alayor fixed on the following day, Whet' a very numerous and there is no Material alteration in prices. In foreign ha e, an d Or ltr e b lYee-e•tere; .. l /5 8 . W 1 1 Delicate long white ditto 1 4 12-do. patent lock 1 2 0 Case, with and respectable erec ting was Held at the Town Hall, on Or East India Sugar, nothing of importance has bit% wo 3. q l 'iarzis, pea tho i Mews. W. Allen, We ''s good White Cotton Hose, .fro . ur 311 to 1 0 14-do. good lock 019 0 Brushes, inetru- which occasion _various resoluttone were propoeed and . Ita l i e e uerclian Institu- • ei el , ,e ' l4 ll ' Id :3 31 id ''t Hanbury, and 1 1 Barry. e .. .. 10 10 Sea t u e iaq. ditto ... 1" 0 It. Vendome, Esq. 5 0 SI 5 1 4 , 1 1 Ladies' Silk ditto, as low as _ Linen Glass Cloths, eac h Excellent Damask Table-cloths - 2 6 14-doe elegantly 0 2 emboseed 1 5 Soufflet meets warranted' 15 0 .carried by acclamation. The Address to his Majesty will Long Russia Pouch 1 2 0 Dressing, inettu- done Of Molasses, 50 puncheons of Demerara a nd oe ,„ oft dinar). St. Vincent have been sold at .255. per esvt. For Le delivered to die Marquis Cony n g han t this evening, with 'the' latter kinds of Coffee there has been rather more in- ( cur a request that he will present , it to his Majesty at a fit quiry this week, but ordinary continues very fiat, the trade So lel' et l e‘Y, per ditto... 2*. 61 W. Wansey ..... -••• I ° A quantity of very large ditto, soiled, at Ready half 14-do.. du. patent mettle warranted' 10 0 opportunity. Clie Tuesday there• will be a public dinner have 'taken about 100. tierces at last week's prices. The eel Lod. to Of el , Female Set -• ••• James Kemp, Esq... 10 0 their value. lock • • 1 4 0 Lang Russia Pouch , and illumination, and . on Thureday a public ball,' ire celes• demand for Cotton still continues very limited ;. the sales itel I l a ) el e ° r i, t ' l ts, per di;tq . Sc. 6il. •Rev. T. Taylei ',5 - 0 Good full-sized Bl ankets for the Poor, only 2 3 101 do. Improved Dressing, imam- bration of the joyful event. of the week amount only to 7;860 bags, and in some ;4... 0 1 I ~. Per the Times te OJ. A. Chalk, Esq...s 1 1 Coloured Counterpanes -0 6 0 'q o 10' , D. N. Lister, Esq.e. 5 0 Large white ditto, ' l 6stances a further decline of 11 per lb. in the mien ofAme., IS' e 0 l a' perditio Case 1 0 0 Long Box Pouch our worthy Mem went up to the Castle with the address, riean Cotton has been sabmitted to by the holders. The fur . . : ) i ' . 0 0 1 tee -41 91)461qm r do.- 2s. 6d. J. G •- .. 1 0 Wmateia's durable and warm Cloth .Cloalte, atonly 5 0 12_,1 0 , d o 14 0 Dressing C ase, which he left w pb the Lord Steward, who promised .to arrivals are 13,345 bags. Since our east circular there be 6 y I , ted - s erum the • Thomas Page, Esq. 5 0 Plaid ditto . ----- ~° 4. 0,4. . Gin a- Mr. Stevens . • 2 0 Silk diem 154 Sethi ditto ..... .......24 0 14-do. do. elegantly warranted 22 0 answer would be ready to-morrow at two, and requesting and in of • consequenee the great scarcity of good qualities 1 )10 ,e. e 9. ~. of • i °o, Colltifit'ettfeet' fi Au kitnaonse Stock of rich Silk and Satin, and alsOsoPer ne embossed .......1 9 . 0• • Blotting Case, 4.t0 , our worthy Chief Magistrate to attend at the Castle at that of leaf, an advance of Id. pee lb. has been obtained on °°, 43.(1°Y I '44l4lm Pt°liireflef Ch, 'from Bridpert •10s. 6d. H. W... 1 e x , . - Alb. txri ,I, _` mos by the -lobo Veborne, Esq. 10 10 Good Gingham Umbrellas at oply scarcely any demand. The inquiry for Indigo is weaned. - Fte , 0; " '`tr.W.Gray 12!. 164.31 Capt. Gooch~ o ut . o i 10 ° I, l tolford, Esq.... 10 10 C',J ' - ' 1 0 The STOCK of FURS is acknowledged the Cheapest in Double Travel- Do. folio then y..... 0 6 0 Burgesses, Recoeder, 'town Clerk, and other Inhabi- the.accounts hitherto received of die crops .in India con= out ' - ' 13 . Str P- . e o ie h tut, „sq., .e, j, B• 0 5 England. ling Case .... -.1 14 0 Blotting Case with tents el the borough of Nese Windsor, in the county of on . i.-T'ea' t '"" ear, Derby ... 50 C. B.•K • ' 0 5 N.8.-Benevolent Lathed, awl Pub li c Institutiene, sup- 14-do. do. patent • Lock aod Key...o 8 0 Berke :- • .. H. - plied with Charity Articled, of' every deaoription, exceed- lock 118 0 . Do. foolscap, d0...0 10 0 " May it please your Majesty, since our last have been large, viz. nearly 500 tons; tinue to be very contradictory. The arrivals of Brimstone io. d fo r . holders are asking hL 10s. but no sales have been made at pal L ..,,..... ...... 1 0 place • 3 0 i o ely reasonable, for Cash Peynteutd ; also Country and 14 do. Improved Elegant Embossed "-.%Ve, the Mayor, Bailiffs, Butgesses, Recorder, Town derzsar i e e sce ' a p t Han'eOck i•. 1 1 WY- boles Davis 2 2 Fo p ieion Orders (Wilehaiale and Retail) executed with the Double Writing . Blotting Case•••o 5 0 Clerk, and cheer Inhabitants of the Borough of New Wind- Present nan improved demand, which has been met freely by . Uri i Oats , tL , e ••' d. 1 7(ted by ditto,'at Junior Ordeance. utmost promptitude . titude and fidelity, by Messrs. NVAGNER and Dressing Do.'with Lock and sor, most humbly and respectfully approach your Majesty, above 5/. ss. per ton. For Saltpetre there hse Th the sellers • the sales are 1,050 bags at 245. ct 4. ta 26e. Bd. ati 0. iiii ), s . it. 0 5 ~, d ining -room, Surveyors, Glen- awl CHAPMAN, of the EMPORIUM, Greek -street, . C ase 22 0 Key 086 to renew to our Matesty the expression of those feelings of .. . For tallow there has been a hrish sale, upwards de 2:1 010 0 ,' o .7,llupert-5t.2./.165.9d cestershire ..- 2 0 Soho , corner of Compton-street, who have no conuection 101-do. Real Rue- Music and Drawing loyal satisfaction wit which we hailed, the first moment have advanced a little to-day /41 , of 400 casks new Peteieburgh yellow candle having been; an ii - i (1 0 ,rtitge Legal, Esq. h 0 Mre J. R. Wright... ols . Portfolios 03 0 when the Castle of Windsor became the favoured 'place of with ' any other House, oeither . do,they allow auy abatement sea Desk Travel- sold at 41s. 6d. to 41s.- 9J. per cwt. 1b. ....... 0 .1 1 , 1 L kt llePpe - yOst E. 3*6 Hon. G. M. Fortes• whatever, the very lowest price being invariably affixed to ling Case, patent Mordants Patent your Royal residence. e 841 20 0 el 'le, ee Palliser, • ' • ' Of' , • 5 0 every artiole. lock 116 0 Ever-pointed •• Since that period, the restoration and improvement of , ----------=_-_- oN.CO.R II N IA A I I II4 A. tt E .K T E S T ...... nee. 12. •na .• 19 0 il i) gik `Kill op, dois top and Co. 20 0 Anonyenotie ~.,;.,. 5 02 6 0 ,Pencils, from . that venerable and sitpeil, seat of a Jon, line of British .• la e• ei l e ' t Family Mournlag in every variety erceeseively . 91ea . p and goo . d; . $ de tr e V 0 , , Lambert, Mr. AM. H C 14,410. do.- 28 . 0 (each) ..........0 56 . Monarchs, under the tasteful auspices of your Majesty (the ___--- ' , law s . Lambert, Of a Clergyman 4() iikr It is desirable, to prevent mconvtoiente, that tne, 2 0 Carriage(' of the Nobility, &c , should set down at the 14-do. Real Russia - Do. Patent Li-ads enlightened judge and magnanimous wren of the arta), BothHoAaDtmDlaNl, SCOTCHe rßarky t e 1 1 1 °d Miss Lambert 80W. H. 1 0 Greek-street (mare private) entrance, raOler than at either Double Travel- for do 0- 3 0 have proceeded with a eucceem, combining at once the greed upon , last Friday's average-163 quarters of B .1 - °l '' at ey were t 11/- k `qesi-.e to a Mite Charlotte Lloyd 5 0 of the (more public) entrances in Compton-street. ling -Case, pa- Alordan's Patent and the beautiful, and exhibiting a splendour adapted to the in the market, and 117 sold, top 3s. down; 242 (pewter(' y, tde qiildi e ' 'i -• Miss J. Emma Lloyd 5 0 EMPORIUAI, Nos. 41 a nd 42, Oreek-street, Soho, . sex emy 81 tent lock 30 0 Silver Pen Hole illustrious Sovereign of these realms. of Oats, and 224 , eold s top the same at lay d t 4ky: Wtteeit oft o f 0 e lDecember 5, Ifilai. he to and sa on the 144-do. do. Double . dere 03 0 " When we look up to the ►proud K ee and Castle of is up te. OEI t }), . ....1) ayeTaV,„ ' INS* WV 46 . e 041 Bailey 15s. 61 40ii ll lialkr , El. JO ,0 ItleYill' ! ' ' 11 11 • '• •• • ' • below and Beans above 'eat • • ..al ~,8 , Perceval, and Col. James Salemo 2 2 In Thive Vols., 31e. 6.1. Writing and -'• Peas per do., per Wi 'Also'', the renowned residence of so many Kings, and now • , 1 14).'s aY(Ange. V 4) fik • 20 0 Lieut.. Col. W: rr H E TRIALS. OF LIFE.- Dressing Cabe, . . hundred' 03 0 the favotleed Meade of your Majesty, we exultiogly conteca- Wheat. Raley. %s t•`.•. 1 ..e„,„• , e , ba First Bos Od .40,s tla 241' 94 ~ " 4,,,, r .; ' ,l i t t tan o sj w , 11? ° ' ,11 . N. - -1 1 ' Dougla9, Royal patent lock 3' n. 0 Patent Sate . plateau object tilled with the monuments of our ancient na- Second... 72s Od 44.. i 9,1 4 1.4 /11. 0 ;i i :334 Od the :. R• 4 . lit: / . Third .. 60s 41 'Ms 014 vo,,i Ne. . 32. te et Wilbraham, ~ a tioual dor and not e , under tli r . form ;'here to ri , t i Eegiaeers•••• . 3 2 . 6 13 rider this tidef 'De Lisle' h • t the Authoress oas jus Sti•ong Outside . - Ink- Staple 03 0 , I, y, c enovated and improved . There vim All qrs. nt' Whe a t„,.. ~,, 1 2,3,, oa . :r.2s oit x A lij , l l e 4, 1 ' prodnee4 a new work . It consists of two Tales, both full C°v"'s o'B-- 0 Boxes containing egiven to it by your: Majesty, firesenting the most beautieul ' Aut.-- .. mai her s 331 whereo f were sold. T , all , htet . o'-' y Ihber.son - Mr. - Chapman ... ... 1 1 of t hought, 3 • I• I a They ' and, in the highest degree p athetic. ey are . Strong Pouch,. - Seven Razors, combination of venerable grandeur with Modern att es if • • 2 'A r'''' 'old, --31 Gre y. 1 , e .. wa ge ... 9 11, '-12tlis , an. i be 2 h l ibPkiblog ' f- I - 0 Rev. Je Wilberferce 3 3 Dressing Case, one for each day the days of Cressy and Poteteers had been brought into . - 1 ) , 1 ... those Rionances of real fife of which Lord Byron sari most • .KEITH CORN MA RM.:T.-Dee. 11. hal A c- `•'• • ' 'l I - Half-pay Cotnman- ' •ustruments tear- in the week ..... 014 0 . . unison with those' of Traf&gee end Waterloo, and Ow' Th er . • Is t e Green at this , 1 . 1 , Ane'e e e- tre ~„ truly, we hear and see more than we shall ever read, sad ' e was a large supply of all kind , . ,f F, l 3' r ,J. ( 1 llV't Partt...sl lO ste der, R.N. .. : ... ... 010 , e 0 their force is put dierieiehed by our Wowing that such ranted ... .. ..... 012 0 , march of time Lee made to harmonize with tlie.., t ; c'tories day'e ma - It i et, Wheat sold readily at ra ther h igher prices bu , and imprevements of the present age, - - a 0 0e 4 Itan ger• • Esq.::, '"b ' 43 111 " Fli•• to d.• • , Tregedies, am acted in the streets we daily traversed and by Very best Supextine Sealing Wax, 4t. 6d. per lb. - . than last week. the ~ , ,I . Granger ' 9- 0 T!.' s 4. Ilesrein, Eel. 30. O We desire to aysure your ad,' llt tar we altuceit k 11 "T• Nov. l Blan k Lead Pencils, ttoiri 9d. to 50. per dem. . _sty of the uteri gnt wife e s Wheat. Earley. Oats• z 4 .;, :. .„ ~,i st . ot i io rt :' r. Peter Debary 3' •11 Charles IVlrt3;il 1 0 poop ew • nowpereona y. -- "Math ay. • which weevitne- - • duns sni t Accou •s , ,eottt auspiciou s return within t he wa ll * '; ‘ '." 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' 14441-4 0 Ii3t1O1' i s deteilliiiied . to . persefere In , 1. -AUNCF:siT.+N-Wneat(avetme .s. • 41-41, -.9( . . „i,„ 11tif ,„ ,i, rt., ALI . ...... , tql. , 2 2 _ sae ., , r e e e 1 relies ma .... + 11... i IlotA Slate Pencils. Ix_ no, t......, . .- - . - ' ... ~. THE RUSSIAN FLF.ET. The following is an extract of a letter• received by the Malta packet, dated from - • " H. M. S. S i m/et:ate. M :Its, Yoe. '?1. 199.8. " We have received intelligence this day from Constan • tinaple, of an Austrian frieate having broken the blockade of the Dardanelles by the Milliiiitllll, and taken .provisions to the Turks. We are anxiously looking for the arrival of the Admiral (Sir P. Malcolm) to learn what ilkas step will be pursued:touching th e blockade q uestion. Th e ians are regarded here with some degree of su s pi c i on . Cetiiir'Heiden, the Russian Admiral, a few days since, asked permission of the Governor to land 8,000 troops to exercise, hut the latter refused it. An idea :was entertained that hi s o bj ect was to t a k e poss es si on o f the forts, whi c h would not *h ave b een difficult with such a force. So tin expected W ere t h e orde r s to t h e R uss i an A t h n i ra l to blritelz :ade the D4rdanelle, and Pa suspicious was lie of that rhea, 'are being o p pose d by the French and English Admirals, particularly as i t eo happened at the moment that the for to -tf Malta w ere undergoing the annual inspection, and the guns and ca rr i ages were put in or d er , a dd e d to th e steldea arrival of the Sporadic a n d Windsor castle; that be.: sidered his squadr on wou l d be attacked, or prevented from proceeding to sea; and so strong WaR this impression on tin mind, that be officially a p p li e d to t h e Governor of Malta ko he inform e d if h e h a d received any otders to Olt truct the sailing of his s hip s . H e was notch surpr i se d at learning the Windsor (Jostle and Sparadic Were coming out: on asking and learning what was their Weight o :tetel on the main deck, be observed that we_shOuld then have as great a force as he had. The aspect of affairs here gloomy, every one regarding the blockade as s proceed- I, likely tb embroil us with the Russian squadron. Th, Egyptian ship of 80 guns, which foundered on her passage. 'retro Navarin to Alexandria, was laden principally with • mass cannon ; she had also on hoard about '7OO mules and toms. Her crew and the soldiers were saved principally ry French and English men of war. The Egyptians had been cautioned by Sir Pulteney Maleolut not to venture this ship to sea, but they persisted in doing so, and re . 'tised even the offer of such repairs as could be givtn 4 her by theattglish carpenters. The Russian, French, and Eng r iSh iltriabassadors are on board Ships of their respective rla 'tiona,'and are gone . to the entrance of the Dardanellis. - .expectett they will shortly he in communication hgaim ..with floe Turkish Government. The tneu Orwae here are 'iltetidli ! Sp:Ole/de, IhrApe, Windscn- Castle, Dart_ Pritazuolirke Ruisian fine of battle ships, t wo igales, a etifiiete, and a Dutch ltrig Of - war. A lieoy ,rig Owe. sailed yesterday for COT fu. The Mus tin ;to 14 daily expected from Peres. We' had an excellent passage 'sons Plymouth, having reached this in 16 days from that port." NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTH, Dar. 13.---Letters have been received' rout Captain Henry Foster,- commanding his Majesty's dig Chanticleer, dated Monte Video, Sept. 22, up to :kith time all the scientific 'objects of the voyage had pro ceeded very a:16440061p , The meridian distances had `men determined between Falmouth and Funchal, Tenerife, ;t. Antonio, St. Paul's Rock near the Equator, the Island if Fernando Norouah, and between the latter and Cape •rio, Rio de Janeiro, Si. Catherine's, and M on t e Vid eo, at . rhielr latter place, a satisfactory set of pendulum experi tents was completed, notwithstanding au interruption in ;he midst of them from a false 111.11 M in the.jorrisoit or fort, who were in hourly expectation of an attack front the Buenos Ayreans, Captain Foster, Loirever, spealis ugh terms of the accoannodating dispositipn of the (lover-- tor, to whom he was much imiebte4 fauility the Ace affordod. The Chantielee'r was'exerted to sail about the beginning- of October, tinVirat:th o cutl I, ,in the further prosecution of the objects of 'the voyage. The and the Ativeriture text letters from the vessel will probably not lie dated tit Video ; tki the Straits, t efr an , id Thei;Ber Beag le, alaepn,psi surveying y oi sn dune cvebais, etnextaisi,nhvyaeduatir.aa arrived muute `le two latter from the Straits of Magellan. The Adven ftirneteatoedd Beagle S beenh w a i d tht e some intentionu ion t o t s haying in igation in the Spring; but from the scurvy suddenly making ita appearance, and other nuforeseen events, they were cow. "Sled to relinquish their intentions, and pioveed with all ispatch to Monte Video for supplies, Which had the effect 'checking that dreadful Malady. The Adelaide schooner, .ieut. T. Graves, had also arrived from the same place, under similar circumstances. Coininander P. Stokes, of .te Beagle, who had fur some time been apparently la bouring under an aberration of intellect, terminated his istetice early in August, an d was i nterred in Port Pauline. tent, Sholl, of the Beagle:, and some of the seamen, had IsO died, Capt. King, of the Adventure, 'Lieut. SkYrin6, sting in the Coin - land of the Beagle, and the other etftrArs and men, were Well. . The weather in the Straits rllla ellatt is represented as havi ng b een savere and tiupestuous‘ 'he natives, both Patagonians and Fnegians, had occasion- IlyVisited the ships, an d upon the whole w er e f r i en dl y, at Imes attempting to steal eve - ..y thing within their reach. The Talbot, 2, Captain the lion, Frodetick Spencer, arcieed on Sunday from Malta, filsu which island ttl sailed•oll the 13th tilt. (eight days after 'the depat tare alisioar4et4„--Laving-keesa tigsgkeoeii-nin e days off- earr inistem. Admiral tcsoasci had sailed flout Alalta with . iart of the Russian squadron to early !iota effect the lotkalle of the tkatlariellts. The Asia was at Soda, all jell, The Talbot came into harbour on Wednesday to he paid be oir : TMsteor bomb, Captain D. Hope, and . o res t„, 16, at anchor off re Government of Cibraratt, Sir Thomas Fellowai. T Ck i a g P n ii ;:i y i i ' L l i i t e t h ) l e: e l E o ß l ai d r a p: t e is r i t o l i a r v co e of b n A e s e l n o n i . ro t f : e c r Co r s e o l:,, v m a e l f ild ‘ : ; g e go el i t : zduffs7,:iiti.::; in DartnioUth frig 4., has been ordered down to Tangier, ass i st i n as&eciiilg the honour of the British flag. The Pallas, 42, Capt. Fitz-Clarence, was towed ant of larbov i r yesterday, and was this morning paid two months' rages in advance. She will sail to-morrow with sealed rders. The Challenger, 28,. Captain Fremantle, is under orders Jr the Cape of Good Hope and. the West Coast of New South Walea. She will sail in a few days; her future pro. eetiiiip fife connected with the formation of the intended , w Set tlement at the Swan Hirer. DEVONPORT, DEC. 13.—We hear that the Melville, 74. , ' detained in the Sound by command of-Government until 'rater orders, and it is ennjeetated that Captain Hill will instructed to make it demonstration with'this ship o angier, with a view t o b r i ng t h e refrastor il y Chief of that The 'Melville has 200 t. °op's, • laee to a sense of pr o p r i e t y . board for tiihraltar. The Vigilant ketch, Lieutenant C. Jones, arrived on Saturday frost Fernando pu an d niched at Sierra Leone, Coast, and Accra, on her Award voyage. She left Fernando Yu, on her return., the 13th SeirteMber, and Ascension on the lith Oct. By the Vigilant we learn that Captain Owen and his .rty 'were well on the 13th September, at Fernando Po. 'here had bees no cases of fever on the island, and the dis rder which they had yet to complain of was that of ulcers rising from slight wounds 'got in the woods while cutting totttfl timber. The housea.for the settlers were completed, and several roads are making, so that Captain Owen Will won be able to open a more extensive intercourse with t 1.7,, iatives in the interior of the island ; but at present 'there little traffic going no, as the natives who lait; e hith erto welt with the settlers are tired of 1441714_ iron-hoops; uives, ootten handkerchief's, and )4 "!.iiiar articles taken out " Cut-throat" toad "'bottle-nose" still continue to be. the ivedim betWo'7:n their fellow natives aad the set tlets, • eiket °":en enjoys most excellent health ; he liaa alioi".'!,ued the liberated slaves placed under his car e , oit they regularly, with the Krootnen, on Sab ath days, attend Divine worship in the hospital at Fort William, where Captain Owen himself officiatea, reedit the prayers and other services of the Church of Rogh in d. We are sorry to find that th e s l ave tra d e goes un briskly, and is conducted principally b y s hi ps °allying th e F rench n 1 Brazilian flags. *Die Sybille and Black Joke tender id. captured 1,800 slaves up to the middle of last Aogust. lie Primrose has taken a schooner with SOO slaves on inard. On the Ist of October the-Vigilant arieliored off of Anna Bona, a Poituguese settlement. The 'habitants appered.inticli frightened on seeing tile crew, ac. ley had been ill-used by some pirates, who shot at them einusernent. At the Island of Aseension , the Pas supplied with water and vegetables, of wli" aster le island produces Eufficieut to supply all the shit"' pa s s,- 'g to the West Indies. Colonel Nichols, R.N., the • 'Rodent of the Island, was about to ratan to England, icing superseded by Captain Bate, ILA - His Majesty's ship Asia, 80, Vice-A(11111E81..8k P. Malcolm, was off Candi,' on the Ist November, having left Navarin ou the 11111 ( i f O cto b er.T/1' was at'Navarin on the 4th of November. The Tex ia cutter , tender to the Hui/al Charlotte, hasthis Week been paid ,fl' and placed in ordinary. His Maj,sty's ship thitomart was at Gib ra l tar on t i e • nd instant, when the fever was still en th e decline. Arpois t N lFNi, Willie, Ptirser, to th e P a li as • m r. S. Fidler, Purser, from the PallaS to thi - Senitia-,, I at „ pton , fitting at Chatham 14 the flay. of Rear-Admiral Sir Edward Owen,.K.C.B. ..m r . Laughlin (Jiffies is appointed Master of this Champion. Mr. Daniel Weodruffe, Ide Admiralty Mite-pfptttkfi Oaani is appointed acting Lieutenant of the Peir.4us i ‘*- the Mediterranean, vice Burridge, iavtlided. nT~ t