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t r)1. U tUt the pert of ~~ j, , Nitistutu, 541 7.3 rit,'77T,9 LI, ING-OFRI GP, April 27, 13 19 ., HE C OMMISSIONERS for VICTUAI4IN 0 h r ili4 l r- 4,7 ES TrS A',4 l'Y do herei! give Not ,, ,T, that 'e tel ueB ' lll 'l , the 31st of Aos,rust nest, they will be ready to 1 ), : e Tenders in writing. (sealed op), and treat frith such 417 a 1 will uudertolze to supply SBA PROVISIONS to Ais 1 41 ‘ 1 : t i'' Ship s and 1 7 c.isels at the Places under-menioned, ' 0 separate Contracts, viz.:— Rah:fax, Quebec, and Bermuda, 4. r . , And Barbodoes and ,intigna, 47 th e 'P I ' e of twelve Allan/As' certain, from the 27th of No, 7 .4ext, and furtArr anti,' 4i,x ,Ilouths' wariiin - ~ h oll be 1 / 4 7J6r. the ter:ulna/ion oft he respective Contracts ? the Con )"°.f which 711 I i • en at the Secrefary's OPee. il 4 ; ° rt gariteill a te bad 'e 1 . - o any ' Tenfler in which the Prix; ti l t "t be inyrridit in Words at length, or that shall + ° i be ~,,e . fiti6 " : rcri:to the Board before .One , o'Glack. on the -,- Anestlay,• the 31,51 of:August next ; nor loam the Per- itt i ''" ' l ' 44 " the Tender, or some Person on , his behalf, • "ds to a „ xwer ova. called f or : —Nur will any Toider that :, te : a : " e l, r / 7.. a- 44 7; 11 )tt *Prices upon some i ltricles, nnd , PA ices ~1 4- i 'Vi - ior to •I' , e• real value upon others, be considered as ' r* Per `o t ' be within-ed. • . . , I, (it Teltder mast also be accompanied by a Letter signed tire:("(a t i e3. P"ilde Persons, engaging to become bound with p4l ' Y t endering, in the Penal Sum of 15,000t.fer the ‘ e PeVorman ce ci such of the 'Contracts. -_____ 7 1 . 41, L INGMFFICE, July.4o, 4510. CO3I3IISSIONERSfor VICTU.I LPN G ' II ' . 31, 4JEsTrs Nan' do hereby give Notice, eta, °" Taesclay, the 14th ,of Seplember next, they will be *early I `' receive Tenders in t,ri!ing. • (sealed up), and treat for Pacint' i 4 1 ,4 11 g of printelltlSH 13 EEF coed PORK, not exceed in g e a ggregate twc!ve thousand Tierces of each Species, to Le 0•4 in the cnsuin l4 Season; one-eighth part thereof to be 11°,7 !i4 i" Half P un cl i euns, six-eighth parts in T ierces, and in 'laai ' l 'i"g one-eighth part Barrels ;to be delivered " a 4 211(1 .ic'sly . s V ictualling Stuns at Dept/aid, Portsmouth , ;.61i414, and 04-k, in sizeic sas shall hereafter be hy the periods un d e rmentioned, vi:. " 0Z,. -1/ ilrd part o" 1 the 'ref,' br , the 14th Februar , / , thvd part more Izy in, 1,31 h aril!, ; ' en, 2 - ; 1 " 1 :Ite atyiiing third part inj the 31st Kay, after d P a " e ' d : Ar by Bills, payable without Interest, sixty slays s c, . ecti. 94dittoYis.. of the Contract may be seen at t he Secre ',o.(fice,at t hi s Vi ce ; o r by applying to Mr. J. rr. Dun r' -lycr7t for tle Vietuatiing at CM - 1z; to the Collectors 4- , 144 la itsty's Customs afreltimerick,pßqlast, Newry, and ; I rford ; an d to the Secretary to the Postmast er-General 414 ih, respectively. sVo • ,nderfor a less quantity than Fire Hundred Tierces and Five Hundred Tierces of Pork, rill lie admitted hQr trill regard he hal! to any Tender in which the Prices .71 11 (d be inserted in Words at length, or that shall z , 4 4e dslivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said iv!. of September 7te.rt ; nor itnless the Person 1u I 'Hakes the Tender, or some Ar s on ou his behalf, al e 447, ,, to answe r w h en c alled fuse. I" "` 1 Tender Must al.() be accompanied by a Letter signed 44 . t "' respoisible Persons, en gaging to become b ound with p,"1:441!,i ferule, jag, in the Penal Sum Of L. 15 per Cent. on • 'Nowa, for the due performance of the Contract. %%A Nt-ei,tt time of the following Entertainments, which, to rise nightly in Public Estimation, will be re itefl futt her Notice. "nrAL ANIPEIITHEATIIE (ASTLEY'S), WESTMINSTER BRIDGE, the Patronage of their Royal Highnesses the PRINCE - ttN, REGENT and DUKE of YORK, :;•4 . dIS I ) III_ , ENT MONDAY, Aug. IG, 1819, t 4,1 and durivig the Week, at Half-past Six o'Clock pre be presented, seventh time these three years, with I; 4 , l " c ouvre est ,• Dresses, and Decorations, the Serio•Comic Pantomime, called LIFE, DEATH, AND RESTORATION, OF THE I I IGH-METTLED ILACE.II; lIARLF.QUIN ON HORSEBACK. ie Course •of: the Pantomine • will be introduced a Real M ad Horse Race! and a Real Fox Chace ! FERZFs Scientific and Elegant Performances F" Ticarr ROPE! assisted by Mademoiselle NINA ERZT Sev t , '• all time this Season, Mr. DAVIS, Junior,. will go thou g h v at i um; surprising Exercises on Two Horses. A Comic Song by Mr. Sloman. x • , ,.., I II AORDINAIt.I" EXERCISES by the Grain' Vo, " I ,N; Titoop of VOLTIGEURS and TUMBI t i..I on the CORD VOLANTE by the YOUNG , AM ERI CAN. "ule to conclude with (7th time) an entirely New Serio ' • Comic Polish . Melo-Drama, in Two Acts, called 2, , THE POST-HOUSE; Olt, M. E. ew S •of Exterior of the Post-House of • cenery co nsists the v i ”--Interior of ditto—Ferry - House and Ferr y across iftisi t t!la, with St o rm, &c.—Landscape and Castle of Po . 1 1; ti Cu is- Interior of Smuggler's Care. urse of the Piece, a GRAND COMBAT of EIGHT. 41 .; Pit 2%. ; Gallery Is. Doors open at Half-past "gin at Half-past Six. Second Price Ilalf-past titheEih. "Theatre,to front Ten till- Your o'Clock, of whom Private Boxes e had nightly. Place' cannot possibly be kept later uetnl-1„ 1 , -.=-past Seven. "1 PUBLICATiONS. eippmutrs NEW SONGS. HE MINSTREL BOY," " A Smile from (4)1" l'" 10vi.," sung I , y Mr. Collyer—" The Woodbine Mrs. Bl ato l—" }iv, Fly away'" by Mis s Cubitt— birentter Will d ece i ve th ee ," by Mr. T. Cooke. The Over tLe s 4l 'd Music Complete of HIGH NOTIONS , B s . or an y of "g , or Duetts Sold at all Music Shops in London. This Day was published, IRI" Royal Octavo, I.rice Ss. 6d. Vol. 7. Part IV., of EPORTS of CASES Argued and Determined Co ur , i ll. the COURT of COMMON PLEAS, and. other a, n , .?., nk Trinity Term, 57th Geo. 111. 1817., with Intlcxes . 1 Wes to complete the Seventh Volume. 13y %LUJAN! PYLE TAUNTON, is . , Of the Middle4emple, Esq. Barrister At Law. _._ I.l l l, iiii : l ed he remainder of these Reports will be speedily st r j V t n doo ; Printed fur Joseph Butterworth and San, 43, Fleet b 1 ; and J. Coolie, Ormond-quay, Dublin. 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'c d ' . . fr .' • ave lee /f/ /AiPW V , • __.1,1";#7,-- -- -..er ."'" leg'ile,.. • i f _ _4111,40 , 4 .......... `'. --, • • ' [PRIcE SEVENYENCE. •. wisdom, and virtues, to check any further ai;grassions your rights, liberties, and happiness; and the further plun der of your property by the Oligarchical Despots and their minions, who bask in the luxuries produced by your superio r ingenuity, genius, and talents. " Chains, derision, and oppression, have heels the reward of your labour, patience, and forbearance :—The Laws of Natnral Justice have been pea verted, and the social compact destroyed; idleness takes preccdency of industry, worthless ness of merit, licentiousness and extravagance of prudence and virtue. Distress and misery are the consequences i can you, will you, endure such perversions of reason and justice you cannot. At last the Public feelings rise indignant, you seek a remedy; you will find it in firmness, resolution, and concord, in demanding, in determined language, a redress of your wrongs,..a Reform in the Commons House of Parlia ment, and a right to elect agents to protect your property, lives, and libe'rties; you. seek a reward for your genius, talent, and industry; you expect to become prosperous and happy ; you will only he su when you arc again the most Free People on Earth. Your knowledge, bravery, and virtues, entitle you to this pre-eminence; your insular situation enables you to remaiu so; come then and assist with your counsel, to de vise the best means to obtain your Rights; he steady and firm in your deliberations, and while in the discharge of a lawful duty you are peaceable in your cundact, you have a right to expect and demand efficient protection from the Laws ; if your enemies disregard them,as they have on many occasions, and you by oppression to self-preservation and resistance. " In so melancholy an instance of tyrannical depravity and futurity, be you sure to respect the Rights and PosSessions of your injured Countrymen. The time cannot be far distant when you will obtain equal Laws and equal Rights. " You seek Reform—assumed Power and Factions cannot long resist the force of a People's Will—of Justice, Reason, and Necessity. - "By Order of the Committee, " DENNIS SLI.kW." ARCLIDISOOP OF C THE EBBANTt7RY ON THE STATE. OF COI STRY. " o Thursday his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury held a Visitation for the Deaneries of Cinterhury and Westbere, on which occasion he delivered an excellent Charge to the Clergy. • " Alter a few prefatory remarks as to the duties of the Parliament and Clergy, his Gr:sce &scant ed upon the present agitated state of the coun try, showing that it was only a continuation ot that which had agitated the whole of Europe for the last twenty-five years—that though tranquillity was restored to external Europe, still that much remained to be done i quietit i the internal of all countries. With us, Meetings were formed, and had been publicly held in many districts, which under their mischievous leaders, were convened for no other purpose than to dis seminate infidelity—and, with that, sedition. That the Church and State were inseparable, must be well known and admitted. These men (said his Grace) who are trying tins to undermine this glorious and venerable fabric, are not, Ly their confinement in knowledge and education, equal at all, "if it were necessary, to rerdrin any part of the Church or State ; but still they had, as ever would he the case, if not prevented, the ears of the still more uninformed multitude ; and be invited every public per►on to exert his influence and knowledge in suppressing these Meetings, by timely and successful interference, in showing the misguided tl►e errors and inten tions of such r eStless spirits. then elo qi,ently and powerfully called upon the Clergy in their several parishes, making a just distinc tion between the country Priest, whose vi , ,!ilant activity was not so great, from the confined numbers, and therefore more immediate personal knowledge of his parishioners, as those echo have the superintendance ot populous parishes 3 —and lie remarked, that though it would he considered as savouring too much of personality for a - Priest be busying himself in prying too nearly into domestic atiiiirs, yet, in acting in conjunction with t h e aid o f persons of influence and property in their respective parishes, much good might be af fected ; and he, animatedly recommended them, upon all occasions, to cultivate such good under standing." We noticed in our last, with dut''.commenda tion, the proclarnation.of his Royal Rightiess the Prince Regent ; and we are pleased to learn that the Grand Jury of this county have done themselves great lionoor by finding a true bill against the daring invaders of our most glorious constitution ; the question will thus be brought to an issue ; we are perfectly satisfied with what wEI be the result, and that the law will be triumphant over these innovators, The times are certainly awful, awl the danger impending over us is very great ; the propilety, therefore, of all good sub jects coming forward, and signing a declaration of their, determination to support the King and Constitution as by law established, is now become a bounden duty ; and we earnestly beseech our es and the principal inhabitants of the town not to sleep upon their posts, but by a m3nly and temperate address, show that !hey value the tight 'they possess, and that they will guard them against the machinations of the evd doer , . The 'Reformers have suddenly p r ofessed , s wood du! respect for the laws. It is plainly to be seen that it is on!y a mask tinder which they hope to entrap the unwary ; their 1:n0,% ledge of the laws i. confined to the most certain method of eN.iding them, and ultimately they will lead their Inllower! -, to infamy end ruin. A declaration to the purport above men'ioned would have the hest effect, and we earnestly hope, itt our next publication, we shall announce that what we have recommend In be cartied into effect.—(Bir. Conuncreiat Ilcratd, Augusi.l4 ) MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1819. FIE LOTTER O-M oltlt 0 W. TWO L.:;6,0u0 COSOI.•;.—WEBB, COIINHILL and LUDGATE-STItEEC. 1211 . 01',0!';ED BRIDGWATEIt AND SEATON CANAL. Tin ICE is beteliV given,. that the PRO ...A io this *CONCERN may reccite It SE COND and FINAL DIVIDENP of Five Shillings pee Sha re, by applying to Messrs. PARF.S and IIEYGATE, Bauliers, No. '25, Blachfriars, on or after Monday, the 16th August, ifistant, when they will be required to produce the 'rickets of Claims issued upon the receipt of the first Di vidend ; and those persons who have not received such first Dividend are required to produce the original Vouchers fur their Subscription. KING and LUKIN. (For Clarke Chard,) Gray's -Inn -square. THE RADICAL R:EVORAIERS. LE'T'TER FRO \I MR. MINT. " Smedley Cottage, near Manchester, Aug. 12, 1819. " the Editors of the Daily London Papers appear, to be -very itnp,r:ectly informed of the situation of thiS part of the country, permit me, thro' the medium of your Paper (The Star), to lay a few facts before the public that have come to my knowledge, since my arrival here. On my reach ng Stockport, on Sunday evening, the first thing did Was to inquire after Birch the constable. — was informed with a smile that lie was conva- From all that I could collect on that ev,ning and the next morning, I found that the gcnerid impression was that be had not been wounded it all 'by a loaded pistol ; but, if any pistol or other - explosion of squib or cracker had injured hini it was from the effect of * •` Autith,:r r•port is, that Birch's father has said, that when Birch jumped over the wall and paling, the bUllet dropped out of his bowels. — Mr. Harrison, ho called to see bins the day after the tlkaster, saw all but the wound ; Birch's wife hisvng lifted up the plaster that covered it, within MI inch, us be told me, of the very mark where the ball entered. She also spewed him the -hirt, which had a hole and some blood upon it. Mr. Harrison also saw his waistcoat, which had hole near the fifth button-hole, but, although tie examined it minutely, there was not acy blood whatever upon the waistcoat, although Birch had run two hundred yards, and jumped over a wall and some pales, after the supposed ball bad been escent.. fired. ‘l . l is 'a remarkable.. fact, _ that the only cur , geons that have seen this wound are those con• nected with gOveinTent, and it is said that Birch and them are dt issue. They - declare it their opinion, that he has a ball lodged in some part of his body ;—he ,iusists that he has no ball, and objects to have the wound probed. Altogether it is a most mysterious affair, but at all events Birch is now out of .danger, as he was seen on Saturday last , performing the sword exercise with a,stick, which by the, bye is not very improbable, as playing soldiers is said to be very much the . fashion in this part of the world. Nine-tenths of, the petions thia I have conversed with, do not believe that. Birch was ever in danger, notwith standing all that has been said about him, and the pity that haS been excited throughout the country is very little felt in this neighbourhood. Sir Charles Wolseley ; was, very anxious to call upon Birch when he came to Stockport, but declined to sO' in conse q uence of these reports * * " With regard.to.the distresses, of the weavers, they have increased instead of diminished since 1 Was'here last ; and for the want of better employ tntor, I believe it is too true that they, many of them,:pass a•considerahle portion of their time in what they call playing soldiers, or, in other words, learitiktg, to march „Wheel, &c. and other niat:ceuvres practised by - the military. The patties''(one , third of thetn at least) hairingeitherserved in the tuilitia;the local pilitia,or thetegulars,.l am informedonik2 a respectable'drill, in the most orderly manlier pos sible: As OA fact is notaiously known in this neighbourhood; I ant well convinced the Govetn ment Agents (of whom there area sufficient number here) must have long since informed their em ployers,. and I atn Surprised that it is only hinted et in the and other ministerial papers. A gentleman informed: me yesterday that he. saw 1400 men formed in line, marching, on Son day morning hist , and that 800 of them marched toniiderible distance before they were dis.mis aed. This was all done in open day, and not se cretly;: they have drums, fifes, and bugles, hut no arms whatever; nor do - 1 believe that they know nrthink that they are offending any law whatever. All"this is known to the Magistrates, ‘yho appear, itt their wisdom to be providing arms at least_for their armed associations. " I have no doubt but those 'who are instruct ing ,these poor men are in the employ of the * * * * * * * * * * of Bolton, as well as his compeer, the gallant * * * * * * * *. lam 'supposed to have some influence in these . parts over this descrip tion of persons, and you may rely upon it 1 have, and shall continue to do all in my power to dissuade. them front continuing any suck foolish* ille4Sot es. I have been invited to take a ride on Sunday to review them ; no one but a Manchester Spy would' give me credit for walking with my eyes .open itito such a trap. At a Reform Meeting held at Leigh yesterday, it is reported two of the Speakers, had warrants issued against them 1?y Mr. Fletcher, of Bolton, - and they were 'arrested without opposition. , • We have our Meet-. ing here on Monday next, and the preparations fur a riot (to be produced, if any, by the agents' of the Police) are equal to those made' by . the Lord Mayor previous to the Meeting in Smith?, field. 1 have no doubt but we shall conduct the proceeding with great quietness aod order, al though 1 dread any mad attempt to produce dip, turbance, as the people here, although dhiposed to peace, are much more determined to resist any illegal attack made,upun them : however, 1 shall do my duty, and I hope to keep *us filth and quiet. I din, Sir, yours, Ste. ear t- " FL HuNT, INTENDED csiEETINu AT KENNINGI'ON. " FELLow CouNTaYmEN l—The dreadful, terrible, and the unexampled calamities into ►which a great and industrious People have beet► plunged, by a lung career of boundless ex travagance a nd,uuexan►pled depravity in the administration of public property, a continued system of partial Lists, and exclusive privileges, to support and encourage tactions,ile7 scended frost► men who has: fur ages plundered, al,useil, stud `oppressed the Peoplc, calls .►loud fur put' manly riittis7' - . . 'rum the LONDON GA-ztrr E of August 14. This Gazette notifies the appoit“ment of Henry Petrie, Esq. as Keeper of the fiecords in the Tower. It also advertises a rcwald of 1001, for the discovery of the person or petson , who, on the 4th inst. set fire to the plantation of lip iwtte Kuorde, Cheshire, with a pr,ouise of a free par don to any accomplice such discovery. frar-Ogite,• Aug, 13, 1819. 6th Regiment of Dragoon Guards—Captain J. Carmichael to be Major, by purchase, vice Irvine, who refit. ,; 1). Hay to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase; vice Car michael ; Cornet J. M. Walker to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Hay; H. Richards, Gent, to be Cornet, by pur chase, vice Walker. 15th Regiment of Light Dragoons—Lieut. It. Story, from half-pay of the 9th Foot, to be Paymaster, vice J. C. Cock sedge, placed Ilion half-pay. 18th Ditto—Lieut. G. Nugent, from half-pay of the Regi ment, to be Lieutenant, vice E. B. Lloyd, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 19th LYrttu—V. Johnstone, G.:at. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Cumberlege, promoted. 24th Ditto—Cornet F ic Roche to be Lieutenant, by pur chase, vice Denier!, ••: MI Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant W. B.C. Edgell to be Captain of a Canpan), without purchase, vice E,teell, deceived • Lie it. W. front halt-pay of the Regi• men(, to be I _utcnant. vice Edgell. 151.11 Ditto—Lieut. J. Clabcv, front half-pay of the Ist Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice W. Grant., who exchanges, receivin g . , lie . infereNev; Ensign M. Smith, from half-pay of the S4th Foot, to be Easign, vice A. Liisaeli, who exchanges, re ceiving the difference. 17th Regiment of Foot—Lient. A. R. Gale to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vie Nlerricir, who 20th Ditto—Lieut. J. Who, r t be Gi d taiii ut a Coitipan), vice Smith, who Wife , ; osign J. F. Wallace to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice . 01iite; W. Vivian, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Wallace. 21st Ditto —Captain L. A. Van Butenbut gle, from half-pay of - the 60th Foot, to be Captain of a Company, vice A. Kidd, who exchanges, Teeriviog the difference. 27th Ditto—Lieutenai.t. IL T. •Dullig,L to be Captain of a . Company, without purchase, vice ..ititfthrd, deceased ; Ensign T. Smith to be Lieutenant, vice Dubigg ; W. L. Stafford, gent., to be Eduign, vice Smith. 56th Ditto—Ensign P. Ince, front half-pay of the Regiment, to be Ensign, vice T. Mitchell, who exchanges, receiving the difference. 77th Ditto—Lieutenant C. C. Pigott to he Captain of a Com pany, by purchase, vice Quende, who fretircs ; Ensign 3. Cortield to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Pigott; J. England, Gent. to be Ensign,by•purehaS'e, vice Corfield. HOSPITAL STAFF.—Deputv Inspector S. Higgins, M.D. front half-pay, to be Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, vice Dr. J. Buchan, who retires upon half-pay. Crorn-Office, Aug. 14, 1819. ?slestne.a. returned to serve in this present PARLIANIENT. County of Wilts—J. Benett, Esq., in the room of I'. Methuen, Esq., who Ims accepted the Cllilteru Hundreds. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. D. Gregory, Crown-street, Finsbury-square, facturer, from AuF. 21, to Oct. 9. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. J. Goode, Liverpool, merchant. - - - - BANKRUPTS. M. Ewans, Bristol, baker, to surrender Aug. 31, Sept. 1, 25, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Atturnies, Messrs. Wizard and Blower, Lincoln's-inn-fields. M. Wright, Bristol, soap-maker, Aug. 24, es, Sept. 25, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Atturnies, Messrs. Wizard and Blower, Lincoln's-inn-fields. .J. Downes, Brewer-street, Westminster, harness maker, Au gust 17, 28, Sept.:s, at Guildhall. Attorney, Sir. Cheve.- ley, Great Pulteney-street. M. and G.. 1. Ross, Dowgatr-bill, merchants, August 21, 28, Sept. 25, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Niud and Cut terill, Throgruurtuti-street. W. Barnes, sen. and W. Baines, jun. Alfreton. Derbyshire, saddlers, August 911, 47, Sept. 25, at the Star Inn, Man chester. Atturnies, Messrs. Hord and Johnson. Temple. NV. Maltby, 1-itiddersfield, Yorkshire, merchant, August 20, 21, Sept. 25, at the George Inn, Huddersfield. Attui no', Sir. Evaus, Hatton-garden. B. Simmons, High-street, Southwark, stationer, August 91, 99, Sept. 45, at Guildhall. Attorney. Mi. 'Richardson, Clenieut's-lane, Lombard-street. J. Barnard, Crown-row, tiour-facto , , Aug. 21, St, Sept. 25, at Guildhall. Atturnies, Messrs. Woodward and Collins, Nieliolas-lane, Lombard-street. F. Lrully, jun. Norwich, mauufscturer, Sept. 16, 17, and 25, at the Norfolk-hotel, Norwich. Attorney, Mr. Saggers, Crosby-square. J. Sari, Southill, Berfordshire, grocer, Aug. 30, 31, Sept. 25, at the Red Bedtord. Attorney, Mr. Wili..uns, Blackman-street, Southwark. J. Meek, Vine-street, it. Martin-in-the-Gelds, victualler, Aug. it, 23. Sept. 25, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Wil liams, Blackman-street, Southwark. SttoAtt. —The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, computed frutu the Returns made in the week eudinz Aug. 11 181!), is 40s. lid. per cwt, [Dividends, &c. To-morrow.] FOREIGN and COLONIAL TiIAI)B.-LIMr. POPE, 4) the Bristol Custom-house, has this day published the Fifth Edition of his Practical Abridgement of the LAws of Customs and Excise, corrected to the 16th inst. The Additions comprise the New Con solidation Act, and twenty-seven other Acts of the last Session, all affecting the vital interests of Merchants, Ship-owners, Ship-masters, aud Brokers. The Work contains in the whole up wards of 800 Acts of Parliament, besides Treaties, Orders in Council, &c. and the information in it cannot be derived from any other publication whatever. Possessors of copies, dated September 1, 1818, may have the new separately. NiiXT TUESDAY the Last Lottery for the Yk s will commence. Only 6,000 Tickets, and Two Grand Capitals of 36,0001. Consols, which are most probably now on Sale at CaartoLt.'s, the Contrwctor's Offices, 19. C,,rt,h and 26, Ox ford-meet, who sold in the Last Lottety mote Capitals than any other Office keeper, amongst which wets No. 1,345. a Ptize of 20,0001. and No. 1,344, a Prize. of 1,0001. is the Fifth Prize of 20,0001, that has, within a:es; few mouths, been bold by CARROLL. i oil 3 :14 O b . lel Ili ° tii akt if' 1 - e (1 ;a , 10 Lea