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/ e.' //././// 4---- 7 1- : ~. 4 - .. ?-- ---- / (--i,.----?:e------ - -e-‘ -- . - 7 ,e 6" . J . -7 / /i+,;,r - ' 7 , *A 7 1 : • Z r 7 . 1.. A / ..- 1 ~' .. ', 1 • : 1 _11 2 4 - --r ci-Htt . ett- - -r • : .'?- , VrEnVriNfritL7-. Livritpoot, Siyi. 0'......Rte:.11aNe had anothtr week of extremely fine weather, which has prevented any great activity in the Corn trade. The millers and dealers ha , r! purchased very sparingly of Whcst, and prices of old have suffered a further decline of 3d. per 701ke. This reduction has, however, excited the attention of Speculators, who have made ►ome considerable purchases of the Sliest quali ties of Irish old, at about is. 6d. per 701bs. ; but at this day's market many holders appeared dispoied to withdraw their samples rather than accept the above price of Eng— lish new. The supply has been liberal, the quality and condition of which are very good; prices, however, ate about 3d. per 70Ibs. cheaper. A few further parcels of Irish new have arrived of fine quality, and have been dis posed of at 7s. 3d. per 701bs. In Oats the transactions have been extremely limited, without any variation i n prices of this day se'nnight. Superior qualities are still very scarce, and fur such a small advance has been de manded. Beans have been very dull of sale, and Is. to 2s. per quarter lower. In the value of Pease and Indian Corn there has been no variation. In bonded Grain we have not heard of a single transaction. / it,et /,/f--9 rE 11' aloe Otero' / "' -1 ' - ...., +dam ft, 2 ~,' ; !: 1 ' , ,, .. ~' ..,-. ••_-.. ' -..........2.., ?• 4 , M ./- .1: • 4-1-' r '-. , . - ~,,AA...-7„-, ' : , - ,-, 1 1., '-' " ---,-, 1 , -. r , .., 0 8 .f.-- -g. L.- '',-, ''' ''':; .."---,,' AA '2, - % --- c ~‘ k i i m 1 1 1 • 1 7 I 11 4 •,,,,:-;,.,..,;-).,"...,.. . , . ,„,., .... ~ ~ ..... ..„.. ,..e. 4 ,,,„ ~,:c iz i'L 44I Tia %." ` 2 : ,4 - ''/ : fr I - - ) • 1 I ; IP ,, - 7 . 4.:440-.0 l igigil l' 0 / 7. , 1,10 `-'....,___'.,.-- • - \,- __ft' * , ~ C ll' .w.,, , CITY OF LONDON. SA ME DUTY.—LIST I.—Li, t of Per sony who have obtained General Certificates (D. ), at the rate of Three Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Six- Place each, for the year 1828, made up by the Ist day of e Ptecnber. 44 arns, G. St. Sepulchre's • A Plin, 8., Walhrook Abbott, J. E., Langbourne • Ward Anderson, R , Portsoken Ward Anderson, D., Tower Ward Adlerinan, E , Cripplegate Without Atherley, J. L. do. Attwood, )1. W. , B rid ge Ward Brys9n G•, Cripplegate Withi n b lin lyclen, J. s., d () . ;Nosed, FL, Colemamst. "rv llat~, C. U., do. J•, do. 'lather, E., Farringdon Withi n • L '` ) x, .1 Ilatd • • well, . J., d o . braildon, F. Ablei.sgate Without jlarb eri J., Tower W ar d ' t '>l), G., Langbourne Ward Br°• n, rortsolien Ward seklnit, G. IL, Broad .h s treet Ward r llik lev F., Aldgate Ward J. T., Billingsgate 'Men C" P Chea Ward f„ tp, r., Do wga t e Ward allT., Gough-square trrei..ll, E., F etter -l ane I' 'lii•Y, C., Castl e - s treet 41 3 n, E. It , Dowgate Cl Ward 6 41 '''r A., Queenhithe "ve, R o Aldgate Ward , a t , J., d. mi attthe rs , D., Bishop-gate f , Ward " 9 1 4 tt, T. P., do. W., Broad-street Cleashy, S., do' , Cr °ss, J., Line-street "'Tipton; 8., do. Cawthorn, W., Tower Warr; Clarkson, W. J., Castle Bay_ Aar! Clarkson, , do . Cr. • swell,- It. N ., d o. c t ar ter, C. R Farriugdou W ithin Cost er, J., Cripplegate Within Coiling, J., 13road-street Ward D us seter, \V., Ch eap W ar d o idson, G,, Colernan.st. Duk e , J. Billingsgate Dobree, J., Bridge Ward llimsdale, J., Cornhill Ward Dyer, N. P., d o . t- , Yet, T., Portsoken Ward Dowgate Ward - 'it)•, J., do.>vl • • e!, •, F arringdon Within ngleheart, N. 8., Castle Baynard Edmonds, G., Dowgate Ward Fortescue, W., Smithfield F leming, J., Coleman.:street Father gill J. Aldgate Ward French, D., do. r orshall, T., do. Farrand, It., Tower Ward Frisby, H., do. Peon, V., do. Frisby, R. M., do. Prodshatn, W. J., Lang- ty of he haract , au kno 'age :el ? ; Harvey, J., Ludgate-bill lye, J. S., Fleet-street Jackson, W., Aldgate Ward Jones, J., Langbourne Ward Jolly, J., Lime-street Kynaston, H., Cripplegate PRICE 7D. Within King, T., Cordwainer'sWard Laurence, 1., Bread-street No. 11,231. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1828. f rom t' the GLawille, .1., 1)e in-street Grace, P., 13uckin4haln Pa lace I litchcock, C. T., Albemarle stre,A Peters, W'., Ilill-street Powell, J. A., George-street Phillips, %V., New Bond .st. Parslow, F. IC, Urper Es ton-street Lamb, J., Hammersmith Limbert, J., Holborn Lurie, C., 11Iontague-street Laurance, R., Old Ford Lithim-, J., Bow Lake, J., Lincoln',i Inn Undo, IL, Stoke Newington Love, W.. do. Latham, J., do. Lunbert, W., Oxford-street Lane, 8., Lincoln's Inn Loilington, IL P., Bruns- Shipley, M., Devoashii•e- Taylor, G., Enfield Taylor, C., Edmonton Viney, W., Ilornsey Vines, S., Lincoln's Inn Vivian, J. E., Inner Temple Williams, J. It, Kensington Wellesley, Rev. Dr. G. V., IRISH BEEF AND PORK. VICTUALLING-OFFICE , JULY 23, TA rill - 1E Commissioners for Victualling His Majesty's Navy, Sic. do hereby give Notice, thaton TriuttsDAN, the 25th September next, they w,ll be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat , f,sr the supply to this Department of a quantity of I RISH SALT MEAT, equal to 13,000 Nary Tierces of BEEF , and 13,000 Navy Tierces of I'ORK, all to be cured in the ensuing Season ;to he delivered, four-fifth parts thereof in Tierces, and the remaining fifth part thereof in Barrels, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Ports mouth, Plymouth, and Cork, in such proportions as shall hereafter be agreed on, one-half thereof on or before the 28th day of February, and the other half en or before the 31st day of May, 1829, to be paid for as usual by Bills without interest, payable sixty days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at this Office, or by applying to Wm. Alves, Esq., Agent for the Victualling at Cork ; or to the Collectors of his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, and Waterford, and to the Secretary to the Postmaster. General at Dublin, respectively. No Tender for a less quantity than shall be equal to 300 Tierces of Beef, or to 300 Tierces of Pork, will be ad mittcd, and each Tender must•sperify the price in words It length, and be delivered before One o'clock on the day appointed ; and must be accompanied by a Letter signed by two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with the party tendering in a penal sum equal to one-third of the amount of the Contract, for the due performance of the same. I !we ] nting Wm 4 Lowndcs, J., 40. Lavender, .1., Coleman- st. Micio , ll,. \V., 13kliopsgate place Surtees, W. 110. Swan, J., Back -road Scott, J., Eliza-place Shaw, R., Clifford's Inn Slleddon, W. G.,BetifUrd-sq. Sievier,E.W., Southampton- Within Mitchell, .1. T., do. Meyer, 11. L., Aldgate Ward Mello, G., Broad-st. Ward Mortimer, E., do. Morgon, E. L., Langbourne Ward Martin, J., do. March, T., Cripplegate Within May, T., Cordwainers Ward Mortimer, L., Dow gate Ward Maltby, T., jun., do. Martyr, C., Bouverie street Mathinglry, J., Farringdon • Within Newman, I'., Coleman-street I Ward I Nicholson, R., Cornhill Ward Newman, F., Aldgate With. Out 1 Nichol!, H. J., Castle 119,- nard Newman, T., Farringdon Within Newton, R. D., do. Oliverson, R., Broad-street Ward Pridie, 11. S., Aldgate Ward Ponder, S., Bridge Ward Parker, H., Broad-st. Ward Pryce, J. 8., do. Peile, S., jun., Tower Ward Pritchard, W., Castle Bay nard Puckle, H., do. Pearson, M. L., do. Pocklington, R., Farrinvion Within Pritchard, G., do. Parker, 'l'. , CripplegateWard Pierce, J., do. Poole, C., do. Pickeregill, J., Chcap Ward Pritchard, R. 8., do. ince, W., do. Ronald E., Bridge Ward Reid, G., Broad-street Ward Rawlinson, C., Langbourne Ward Heath, J. can-court I fansler, .T., jun., St:Martin's !toward, J., do. Hill, T., (to. .1. Norfolk-street Holmes, J., Jermyn.st. Hodgson, Livot.-Gen.,Vigo street Hodgson, Capt., do. Bunter, Sir R., St. James's Pickford, Capt. J., Coven- try-street Pemberton, C. IL, Jermyn- Chelsea Weltze, L., Hammersmith Williams, H., Chiswick Weatherly, C., Ealing Woo Hard, W., Wilsden White, W. C., Gloucester terrace • Wagner, J.,.Staines Waddilove, 11. J., Lincoln's Inn-field;. Webb, IL, Bedford-street Wicken, .1., :Montague-street Wright, G., it rt-street Williams, E., Bernard-street Waring, T. F., Staple Inn Wallace, G. R., Gray's , Inn Withers, T., Greenford Waller, E. A., Twickenham Westbrook, J., Heston Woodward, J. W., Isleworth Wilmot, J , do. Wigrans, 0., Wimple- street Waring, Dr., Manchester-sq. Wigram, M., Devonshire place Wallis, W., Park terrace Whisson, N., Portland-place Watkins, D., Smithfield-bars Wilkinson, J., Lincoln's Inn Williams, J., Inner Temple Walmsley, J., do. Weston, T. E., do. Watford, J., Gore-street Wanscy, W., Stoke New ington Wood, G., Harrow Wilson, A., Hendon Webber, C., Edgeware Westcott, Capt. J. H., Har lington Weekley,ll.,llarretondsworth Wilshire, D., Hayes Watford, 11. C., Hillingdon Waine J., do. Weedon J., do. - Willis, T. G., St. George's East Wicks, B. Edmonton White A. H., Enfield Williams, E., do. Want, J., do. Whaley, .1., do. Walker, W. Jun., do. Young, F. 'F., Montagu-st. street Planta, J., Albemarle-street Parkins, W., St. Martin's Pratt, J., 22, James-street Quaife, J., Essex-street Richards, IL, Mari lebone-st. Roe, W., Air-street - Roddis G II iyinzuket row Smith, J., do. Snell, IL, do. Sisson, C., Kensington Spence, Capt. Minn, do. Sidebototn, A. R., Chelsea Slater, J., Fulham Smith, J., do. Stocken, 0., do. Sabine, J., Chiswick Stonehill, T., Stantnore Smart, J., Pinner Stones, R., Church-lane Soames, W. A. Wheeler-st. Sanders, F. W., Lincoln'slnu Sims, M., l3rentfurd Stanbrough, J , Islewerth Saunders, T., Pinner Soames, G., do. Smith, F., W., Edgware Stevens, IL, Cowley Stevens, E., do. Tomes, W. Leman-street Trimmer, S., Ealing Trimmer, W., do. Trimmer, A. do. Toby, W., Chelsea Troy, T., do Thompson, J., do. Tohy, 11., do. Thorn, P., Ealing Thompson, 'l'., Fitachley. Toussaint, J. Ftltham Taylor, R., Bedfont Tubbs, 11., Shepperton Tubbs, C. do. Thackray, G., Felthain Turner, H., King-street Trulock, J., Mile End Toinkyns, T., Lincoln's Inn Townsend, J., Goswell-road Tilley, J., Baker street Tailing, J. St. John's-street Melbison, T. It. Gloucester place Taylor, Lt.-CoL,Grove-rnd road Tufruell, IL, Cavendish-sq. Thackwell, J., Heston Taylor, R., Hampton Trimmer, J. A., Kingsbury Turner, C., Pinner Tibbutt, C., Lioumhouse The middling and better descriptions of scale and - Sugars continue in good demand. The tot a l cv. t u sell y p. this week is 1, 400 hhds., and the market closed with advance of Gil. to Is. per cwt. on the above qualities, but the brown torts remain dull ; the grocers have taken be.. 1,000 bags good white Bengal at 745. to 745. 6d. per cot. Nothing done in Foreign. West India Molasses are in more request, and about 300 pundit. have been sold— Trinidad at 23-. lid. and Demerara at 245. 6d. to 25e. per cwt. The Coffee market appears rather better, although the demand is still confined to purchases for the home trade; the sales amount to 170 tees Jamaica, at full prices. In Cocoa, Pimento, and Ginger, nothing done. A lair business has been done in Rum ; prices remain steady. There has been rather more demand for Cotton this week, particularly in Brazil And Neu Orleans desci iptions. The sales amount to 16,700 bags. The arrivals are only 2,535 bags. There has been rather more demand for Tobacco than has been experienced for some time past ; some forced sales have also been made of Kentucky and Maryland leaf at low prices; h somep a former Virginia l i ni ld a e , af n i tl i a , th l have been i, a e t e t i t;r at taken and export at 2id., and a few good Kentucky stenunefl b y manufacturers at 33d. to 4d. per lb. wiek-minare Liresay, Martin, Hanwell Longbottotn, R. J., Pinner Low, Williss, Kingsbury Loneli, J., Slildwell Monk, W. Garrow, Enfield Meyer, C. P., do. Hunk, C. E., do. Mauro, Rev. V., Hadley Miller, J., Enfield Melville, L., Park-crescent Mason, W. Grove-road Malkin, J., Islington Mylne, W. C., New River _ _ it is oow. square I liteheock, J., Cork-street .1., Oxford-street Herries, J. G., Old Palace yard Hodgson, J. F., Dean's-yard Hodgson, C., do. Howes, T., South Audley-st. Jones E., St. Martin's Jacquier, L., New Bond-st. Jessopp, H., Wilton-place Ingle, W., Park-street Kelly, IL, Portugal-street Kitching, J., South And'cy st: est Knight, 'l' , Chapel-street La.icelles, C., Upper Gros venor-street Laseelles, R., do. Ladbrooke, F., Lower Gros • venor-street Lacibrooke, F., jun., do. Lewis, J. H., Albany Ladley, J., Old Burlington street • Lightfoot, T., do. Lightfoot, T. J., do. Lumley, It. St. Martin's Liking, F. W., Curron-st. Lee, Henry, Down-street Lugar, It., Great Marlbo rough-street Lambert, F. Coventry-street Lane, R. K., Argyll-street Mundell, A., Great George street Miltnan, Cul. F. H. Berke ley-square Manton, Q. 11., Dover.st. Middlediteh, S., St. Martin's Meek, J., du. Alarrable, Essex-street Mlntosh, G. D., Henrietta street MgAdanis, J., St. Martin's Middleton,W. T., Charles-st. Moulding, .T., South Moul ton-street lll:Angler, G., Park-street Nicoll, W., St. James's-place Nightingale, A. J., Leices• ter-place Newton, A., Covent-garden Norton, 11., Clement's Inu Novell, R., Essex-street Parker, 'l'., Mount-street Ridgway, J., Piccadilly Rubergail, T., St. Miatin's Rose, J. T., Dean-street Radford, \V., Carey-street Robins, .1., 1k Ik-street Robinson, R., Half-Moon- st. Snow, R., Saville-row tbat 5, thing IVY A' a far Stubbs, J., Jermyn •street Steel, G., St. Clement's Sproston, S., St. Martin's Shoubridge, J., Old Bond-st. Sutton, H., Bolton-street Silver, J., Old Burlington-st. Stratton, R., Coventry-st. Stone, J., Warwick-street Sandys, IL, Queenzstrect Stannard, J., Mill-street Stanley, E., Grosvenor-sq. Smith, W. C., Green-street Teasdale, J. Arlington -street Tollemache, Adm., Piccadilly Turner, C., Bond-street Bead Milward, G. J. Goswell-rd. Mandel., It., Stoke New ington Minithorp, W., St. Luke's Mills, T., do. Morgan, C., Lincoln's Inn Morgan, 11. J., do. Mills, J., Poplar Mills, C. A., do. Moore, G. J., Hatnpton Court Mountain, J. A., Staines Molesworth, Capt., Sunbury Manners, A., do. Martin, J., Gray's Inn Musgrave, H., do. Meesoni, R., Middie Temple Mundell, It., Chelsea Mountain, J., Hammersmith Mallett, It., Whitechapel Alordannt, G., Clement's Inn Morris, S., Hendo❑ Mercer, D., West Drayton Meadows, J., Ruislip Mason, W., do. Morse, E., Ealing Nicholson, R., Tottenham Naylor, W., Enfield Nicoll, T., Wilsden Nicoll, J., do. Nicholas, Rev. G., Ealing Nicholas, F., do. Neal, S., Stoke Newington Nelson, G., New Inn Newton, W. A., Gray's Inn Naith, J., Holborn Newberry, C. W., Furnivul's Inn o dst L usbai ierst Whit ttitl t foi The Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend to {tnswer when called for. ay ta, M. WALLER CLIFTON. SCOTLAND. BEAUTIFUL ESTATE IN ARGYLESHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC ROUP, Within the Royal Exchange Coffee-house, Edinburgh, upon WEDNEsnav, the 24th day of September next, at Two o'clock Afternoon, COUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING LAsT WEEK. Thompson, J., Piccadilly Turner, W., Covent-garden Todd, T:, Lancaster-place Thynne, Lord J., Hill-street Tilbury, J., jun., South-st. Vine, J., Oxford-street Verity, 11., Clarges-street Williams, F., New I3oud-st. \Voodd, Basel G., ditto Wheat, I Barley. Oats. Beans. Per Quarter. s. to s. Is.to s. s. to s, s. to s. Cal lisle .............«. tit 31 2t 52 56 Carmarthen—. 4S 35 '"" 3 ' 59 60 27 ;l3 18 25 511 Morpeth ..---.... 54 ti) 32 31 IS 26 32 :,, 35 4 Pmritla 05 30 .. ` , l Sheffield..--....... 56 05 30 35 '2O 1:8 ID Winchester -- 62 76 27 30 20 23 31 Per Bushel. s.d. s. d. s.d. F. d. s. d. s.d. s.d. (c. Coventry .-- 7 3 N n :i 2 4 2 3 4 4 0 5(1 6 (. 1 Newcastle (Staff) ii 0 9 6 0 0 00 . 3 6 4 2 7 6 8(I Northallerton 6 0 70. 4 0 431 2 3 2 6 5(1 5 Statlinal —„-- 9 0 It 3 0 0 0 0 3 9 4 0 0 0 8 0 Swansea 79 hl 3 40 46 30 36 00 00 Warwick 7 0 80. 4 0 50 33 43 50 56 Per 8011. 11 6 166 9:3 00 66 76 00 11 ii Darlington ......... 13 0 16 0 9 0 10 0 6 6 8 6 6 10 0 Durham 13 . 6 15 6 80 90.5 6 7 0,10 0 12 II —l3 0 15 6 8 6 3 0 6 0 7 (1! 0 0 0 9 WAKEFIELD, Sept. 6. There is a moderate supply of Wheat fresh up here this evry THE ESTATE of HAYFIELD, delight fully situated upon the North side of Lochawe, about eleven miles from Inverary. This Estate, which comprehends the Island of lnistry nish on Lochawe, consists of about 4000 English Acres, is in a central part of the County, and is capable of great improvement. The Mansion-house, which is substantially finished and in good repair, is large and commodious, and commands a delightful view of the Lake and its Islands ; the Garden is large and well stocked with Fruit Trees, and there is an extensive and handsome Court of Offices. There is also upon the Ferns of Lsrichbane a good and sub stantial dwelling-house, suited to the accommodation of a respectable family, and which has hitherto been mostly occupied as a fishing station by gentlemen who are an nually in the use of visiting the Lake for their amusement. The Estate has a south exposure, is watered, and abounds with Limestone. The soil, both Arable and Pasture, is in general deep and of good quality. The different Farms. are inclosed, and have been mostly divided by Stone Dykes, and the Farm-houses arc in general in good repair. There are extensive natural Woods upon the property, mostly Oak, besides a great deal of other full grown Timber, all in a thriving condition. Thes e is right to the Salmon fishings, both in the Lake and River of Awe, which ale also well known to afford must excellent trout fishing. The Lake abounds with Water-fowl, and there is also plenty of Grouse upon the Lands. The Estate altorether is one of the most beautiful and desirable in the West High lands of Scotland. Watson, IL, Old I3wid.st. Wiggins, M., Piccadilly Wip ins, 11. J., ditto Wood, T., Pembroke-place Walhouse, Col. J., Bolton st. Weston, J., jun., Old Bond street Willi;tns, Rev. E., Hanover street Waller,. 8., St. Martin's White, W., ditto Wilson, It., ditto Wilkinson, J., Piccadilly Wirgman, St. James's - place . Wallis, General, 8., St. James's-street Waite, G., Old Burlington . street 'Weinman, J., Wardour-st. Yarrell, W., Bury-street Yallop, R , St. Martin's Young, W. S., 80, Parlia ment-street WAKEFIELD, Sept. 6. There is a moderate supply of Wheat fresh up here this morning; the best samples of Old fully maintain last Fri day's prices, and are in fair demand, but there is little, doing in the middling sorts. New of good quality is not plentiful, and has met ready sale at the rates of last week, and in some instances rather more money Las been ob tained. Oats are very dull, and rather lower. A little New Yorkshire Wohl Barley of a fair quality has obtained 365. per quarter. Beans are very heavy sale, and there is scarcely any demand for inferior samples. Both the. Greenland and Straits' Fisheries are represented as nearly a failure, and higher prices are demanded for Rapeseed. The weather has been fine during the week, and nearly all the New Corn, with the exception of the Beans, is be- , cured in this neighbourhood. Wheat, Red, Nbrfolk and Suffolk 32s. to 60s. Lincolnshire soe. to 59, r GAME DUTY.—LIST ll.—List of Persous who have obtained Gainekeepers' Certificates (C) at the rate of Three Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence, for the Year 1828. Biggs, It., appointed by Countess Berkeley, for liallington - - . and Ruislip. Bailey, J., by ff. Harmer, Esq.. for Bragewba,nt, Bucks. Bailey, J., by 11. Barmier, Esq., for Leighton Buzzard, Bedford. - Lane, \V., by Douglas, Esq., for Ttvyford. Webb, A., by Smith, Esq., for Teddington. Meadows, H., by R. Dean, Esq., for Ruislip. Pearce, F., by Lady Tol le In act] , fur Hanwurth. COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. Apply to M'Grig,or, Murray, and 111'Grigor, writers, Glasgow, or to Atexauder Forsyth, 19, Claremont Crescent, Edinburgh. Yorkshire, ac 539. tU 51,5. White Foreign, Red Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk -- Lincolnshire 34.5. to 375. Cue tine tine Co,. fine C 6.6. fine 53z-. tine tine GAME DUTY.—LIST I.—List of Persons who have obtained General Certificates (D), at the rate of Three Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence each, for the year 1828. Alvin, F., Fulham Alfred, D.G., - Hammersmith Andrews, G. W. ditto Ashby, C., Staines Ashby, J., ditto Allmon, J., ditto Appleyaril, R. S., Blooms- GAME DUTY.—LIST lll—List of Persons who have SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE. -- Yorkshire \Vold .......... . '2ls. to 375. BedllS, Tick 39s. tons. Sinnll • tine tine 41s. COQ e lot g et ' a WI Booth, J., ditto Bouton, S., Wil9iien Bate►nan, A., Stanniore Butler, Rev. G., D. D., obtained Gamekeeper's' Certificates (A. and 13.), at the rate of One Pound Five Shillings each, for the Year 182 S. Alexander, W., appointed by T. Wood, Esq., of Littleton. Bareham, J., by the Duke of Nortbumberlond, Sion. Dickins, T., by J. Irving, Esq., Ashford. Filkins, C.,by C. Newdegate, Esq., Hanfield and Morrehall. (Made up the Ist day of September.) By order of his Majesty's Commissioner for the Affairs of Taxes, EDWARD BATES, Secretary. LIVERPOOL. Oats, Poland and Potato 23s. to 265. tine '2Bs. Friezland and Small los. to 2-Is. tine *Xs. Mealing lld. to 13V. per Stone. Shelling 2ss. to 31s. —s. to —s. per Load. Malt 'i9s. 13s. tine 41s. per Load. Rapeseed ' 21/. Os. '251. Os. 27/. Os. per Last. Harrow Baylis, E., ditto Bigg, Smith, H., ditto Berkeley, Hon. G.F., Cram SCOTCH MARKETS. HADDINGTON CORN Al A [lKE:n—Sept Rowsen, M., Lime-st. Ward Reed, J., Aldersgate Ward Stephen, J., Bishopsgate Without Strange, W., do. Stanley, J. 8., do. Saltinarsile, A., do. Within Stubbs, N., Broad-str. Ward Stubbs, J., do. Saunders, J., Candlewick Slowman, 8., Langbourne Ward Small, H L.. Castle Bayuard Sadler, F., Cripplegate Withca.t Sisum, W., Coleman-street Smith, C., Cordwainers' Ward 1 Sewell, J., Queenhithe Sugden, S., St. Sepulchre Street, J., Leather-lane Smith, J., Holbern•bridge Tomkins, 8., Queenhithe Ward • ' Tompsett, S., Langbourne Ward Tattittn, .1., Tower Ward Tennant, W. J., In. Thomson, Jno. Farringdon Within Ustonson, J. Fleet-street Unwin, Sam. Langbourne Ward Underwood, J. do. Waterhouse, J., Bolt-court Welch, Chas., Whitefriars Wood, W., Fleet-street Wise, M., St. Martin's Winskill, J. Giltepur•street Woolley, .1., Walbrook Watson, J. E. do. Wreford, J., Cripplegate Within Woodley, J., Aldgate Ward Warre, G., Bro sd-st. Ward Warre, Henry, tip. Wood, E. H., do. Wild, J., Candlewick Ward Worthington, R., do. Wheeler, H. J., Castle Bay nard Ward Winatanley, J. G., Farring don Within WilletsoW., do. bourne Ward 'r letcher, R., Castle Daymard Veflows, H., Queenhithe Gr(4n, R., St. Dunstan's U oodehild, T., Cloth-fair Goodson, W., Bartlett's. buildings l lould, J., Bassishaw qteen, W. 11., d o . Grant, T., Coleman-street R., Portsoken Groves, Gres ell J., T ower W ar d , R., Castle Baynard Gregory, M. Cripplegate Within Halles, J., Farr ingdonWithin Ward Hibbert, G. Tower Ward 11,,jek3ale , G., Coleman-street T. D. do. gi lVilts, C. J. do. HHiatt, J., de. ooper, W. 11., Cripplegate Without haineworth, 1., Bread-street Ward Hanson, I. 0., Dowgate Ward ' l "oper, R. V. Ward , Que e nhithe H owell, J., do. !tiorwald, T., Fleet -street lo are, 11., do. darvey, A., West -street IR DUTY.—LIST 11.—List of Persons who have obtained Gamekeepers' Certificates (C) at the Rate of Three Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence each, for the Year 1828. lvic, Thomas, tippointed by George Reid, Esq., for Car shalton, Surrey. CITY OF WESTMINSTER. DUTY.—LIST I.—List of Persons who have obtained General Certificates (D.) at the Rate of Three Pounds Thirteen Shillings and Sixpence each, for the Year 1528. A Ylief J. Princes-street Adams R. Ranelagh Grove A Nuith, J. St. Martin's 111 rilge,W., St. James's-st. Arn e tt, C., Oxford-street Allrny ;Llkee, E. IL, St. Clement's R, do. rne . " 14 dbu II St. Martin's I , •, ; ) 'lley, C., do. Bear e , S. D., Piccadilly T. 11., Pimlico t 4 rnet, T..01d B on d-street e '' v dell, Capt. 11., Grosvc li nor-place W. S., Grosvenor-sq. elLtn~y John, Old Palace- Yard -•, Abingdon -street 1 1 ` 4 rl, atn, F. 11., d e . 11, 1 r ^ , 1, C., Pall-m a ll J., Davies-street `"Pb 8., South Molton-st. cell, W., Wilton-place '413 ", E. H. Princes-st. -,ooper, G., New Bond-st. Cetunbe, J. 1)., Maddox-st. Chauntrey, F., Belgrave- Place Ch ," l, Y, Rt. J., Little Stan hope -str ee t Cockburn, sir G. St. Mar tin's , Croker, J. W., do. Coombe, 8., New Boswell- Court Clayton, R., Portugal-st. C 'Pity, J. IL, Rill-mall CaYendish, Rt lien. Lord, Piccadilly Old Burlington -et. "iarnberlayne, T., Clifford_ street Coekett, E., R egen t- s t ree t C ocitett, J., d o . C4 rrie, J., Albany Carrington, W. W., Vigo- Street C M, J. C a r na h y - street arbonnell, J., Regent-st. Carbonnell, J. T., do. Carbonnell, W., do. Cust, lion. Capt., Charles- street Dardis, G., Vigo -street Davidson, N. F., Alli d ny Dumaresq, F., St. Paul's, Covent-garden Drew, W., Portugal -street Drummond, C., St. Martin's Drummond, 11., do. Drummond, G., do. Deakins, W., Pimlico Douglas, G., Great Alarlbo rough-street Doggett, J., Davies-street Eden, Capt. 11., Hill -street Eden, A., In. _ England, IL, St. Alartin's Evans, R. L., do. EvanF, W., do. Edridge, W. 8., do. Eden, H., Lower Grosvenor street Freeth, General, Pimlico Ferrero, W. E., Grosvenor• place . Force, IL, St. Nlartin's Ferrers, G. 1., Great Pul teney-btreet Farquhar, \V. Ri c hmond terrace Flint, Sir C., Queen-street Gascoyne,General, South-st. Gould, T., Chapel -street Green, T., Mount-street Guthrie, G. J., Berkelsy_st, Greenwood, J., Mouut.st. Garrett, Rev. W. G., Con. luit-strcet Grey, Hon. H., Charles-et. Gossip, W., Hertford-street Grove, C., New Bond-street Grilion, P., Albemarle-street Goodwin, W., King's Mewl Goding, J., Belgrave-squart Grinstead, T. Jermvn-streei Graham, J. W., St.'Jaines's. street Gardner, J., Clifford-strtet Glen, Rev. J., Argyll-place Goldney, 11., Regent -street Gregorie, D. W., Queen sq, Gwilt, J., Abingdon-street bury-square Adey, G., Lincoln's Inn Adey, C. F., ditto Andrews. T., Stoke New ington Andrews, J., ditto Andrews, IV., St. Luke's Allen, R., Pentonville Andrews, T. C., Holles-st. Armstrong, R., 11, Spring street Alexander, IL, Upper Har ley-street Alexander, 11. R., ditto Mix, Col. C., Montague-sq. Abbott, C. T., New Inn Anderson, IL, Wilsdon Adamson, R., Hendon Adamson, M., ditto Albs, W., Pinner Baddeley, R. M., Tottenham Brailsford, Rd., Enfield Bromley, Rev. I'. J., ditto Browning, T., ditto Box, J., ditto Busk, E., Thos., Edmonton Booker, Eleazor, ditto Brdiff, T., Southgate Burgess, S., Enfield Barham, J., Queen Ann-st. Bawtrce, \V., Shadwell Bawdrey, W., Oxford-street Bell, H., ditto Bourchier, C., Wimpole-st. Barnett, J., Dorset-square Barnett, C. J., ditto Blis, E.,Upper Seymour-st. Berens, J., Berners-street Berens, R. 8., ditto Bagot, Vm., ditto Barnes, T. J., Margaret- st. Burford, T., Shadwell Bacon, F., Holloway Bull, R. ,Upper-street, Isling ton Briggs, J., Pentouville B W., Friern Barnett Brewster, J., Finchley Bingley, R., Stoke Newing ton Burnett, J. Ed., ditto Blower, E. H., St. Luke Biggerstaff, W., Finchley Birch, J., Inner Temple Barlow, F., Lincoln's Inn Bossnquet, J. 8., ditto Berkeley, Charles, ditto Benbow, J., di tto Bcnbow, J. H, ditto Benbow, Edw., ditto Beanies, J., Bedford-place Bosanquet, W. H., Linc,•hib Inn-fields Burley, W., Bloomsbury place Boulnois, W. Gore-street Bacon, Huntley, Bedford-sq. Boud,E., Lincoln's Inn-fields Brooks, J. H., Hunter-st. Bryan, T., Chelsea Briggs, T., Lincoln's Inn fields Bray, Reginald, Great Rus sell-street Bastard, Rev. P. Ila»worth Barkley, E. F., Sunbury Barclay, A., Toldington Burnell, A., Feltbaun Hill Burmbridge, H.,. Felthain Broderick, W., Midtl!c Tem ple Broadbelt, W., Whitechapel road Benningfield, J., Leman-et. Bird, S., Kensington Burke, Capt. J., Fulham Bagley, It, ditto Bowden, R., Ealing Bigg, Edw. S., ditto Brewer, Capt. J. J. G., do. ford Benn, C., ditto Boiseley, Hon. T. M., do. Berkeley, Hon. Craven, de. Batt, J., West Drayton Brown, R., Harlington Bristow, W. Harmondsworth Blencowe, R. W. Hayes Boykett, W. ditto Bushall, T., ditto Brew, W., Hillingdon Clarke, R. C., Southgate Curtis, T., ditto Cass, F., Edmonton Crofts, T., Brick-lane Cockell, E., John's terrace Crosly, J., Kensington Codd, E. S., do. Chishohn, Dr. G. Hammer- smith Churton, W., Chiswick Copland, A., Ealing Collins, J., Sunbury C-obbett, \V., Staines Chapman, J., Shepperton Collins, J. M., Hampton Wick Clarke, J., Coburn-road Ceely, J. I'., High-street, Poplar Cox, G., Torrington-square Comerford, G., Upper Bed ford-place Curtis, H. T., Gore-street Copeland, J. T., Lincoln's Inn-fields Crowder, R. 8., Montague place Crowder, J. R , do. Crowder, G. A., do. Crisp, N., King-street Clayton, Rev. R., Lincoln's Inn Clayton, M., do. Chippendale, T., Inner Temple Colmer, It., do. Cooper, D. G., Hortisey Carr, J., Bagnigge Wells road Cropley, J. W., Pentonville Cooke, R. P., Duke-street • Curzon, Capt. I'. It., Man chester-street Church, W. IL, Portland terrace Chapman, W., Acton Cole, E. H., Twickenham • Chapman, F., Heston Clitherow, J., Brentford Clutterbuck, P., Stanmore Clutterbuck, 'l'., do. Clutterbuck, P., jun. do. Clutterbuck, IL, do. Cooper, A., Harrow Clack, T. T., Ickenham Clack, T. T., jun. do. Corp, T., Limehouse Courtuall, W., :Shadwell Cock, A., Tottenham Carr, W., Enfield Connop, H., de. Day, C., Grove End-road Dews, Capt. E., Enfield Dyer, H. C. M., Devon shire-place House Dunell, H., Barnsbury-et. Douglas, It. A., Inner Temple Downes, C., Lincoln's Inn Dugmore, W., do. Dimond, C. P., Bedford-st. Dendy, S., Montague-street Daniel, F., Gore-street Davey, J. IL, Parker-street Deacon, E., Mile-end Deane, T., Bromley Deare, Col., Ashford Deacon, W., Chelsea Deere, Col. F., York-place Dann, E., Mortimer-street Delano, 0., Edmonton Davis, J., Twickenham Drummond, 11., Stanmore 1) &neer, J. It., Harrow Dancer, F., do. Dagnall, T., Cowley Dean, 11., Ruislip Davis, J., Shadwell Dodds, IL, Enfield Ellis, T., Goulston-square Ethridge, J., Tottenham Evans, G., Ealing Ennes, 1., Willsden Evercy, 11., Staines Elston, D., Mile-end East, W. F., Poplar Elston, D., Baker-street Eyre, W., Bryanston-square Elliott, Capt. Seymour-place Ede, J., Lanipten Ellis, E., Hendon Edged!, H., Ruislip Easum, It. H., Ratcliffe Ellis, F., Edmonton Ellis, J., do. Farnell, J., Isleworth Farnell, C., do. Farnell, H., do, Frogley, R. A., Hounslow Fores, C., Newman-street Fosbery, J. F., Upper Har ley-street Francklyn, A. A., Balser street Frederick, Col. T., Upper Berkeley-street Field, J., South Bank Furnell, J., King-street Field, G. V., Finchley Finch, lion. D., Inner Temple Ferrard, .1., do. Flower, AI., Torrington-sq. Farnell, T., Poplar Falcon, 11., Middle Temple Frolick, J. 11., Chiswick Fletcher, E., Ealing Finch, R., Wilsden Fulcher, G., Osborn-street Ford, WI., Crewn-street Franklin, R., Montagu-place Franklin, J., do. Furlong, G., Islington Foster, J., Harrow Foster, I'., do. Fraser, A., Edgware Flower, W., jun., Harcfield Flower, R., do. Fenwick, W., Nortbolt F..rr, J., Soutk Minims Gla-cott, G. M., Great Gar den-street Gatham, J., Kensington Garnet, NV., Chelsea Gibbone, Sir J., Stanwell Gunner, R., Teddington Goodman, W., Hampton mutt Grist, G., Hanworth Gregory, G., Gore-street Clogbrook, J. W., South ampton-row Gray, IV., Bedford-square Griffiths, W., Poplar Gregory, J., Clement's Inn Grayson, IL, Finale) , Gibbons, J., Hurnsey Gibson, T., St. John's-road Gibbons, J., King-street Gill, 11., Wimpole-street Gat rard, R., St. John's Wood-road Gossett, 11., Edmonton Goodridge, J., Berners-street Gage, Rev. T. W., Queen Ann-street Geeves, hI., Hendon Geeves, E., do. Graham, F., Cranford Goldering, G., Limehouse Gawen, J., St. George's East Gorman, T., Tottenham Giles, W., Enfield Giles, G., do. Griggs, J. R., do. Humbert, F., Hyde Park Hotel hall, J., Montagu-street . Harrison, T., Alpha-road Hannier, LI., Devonshire place harmer, 11., Park-square Honeywell, NV., Berners-st. Hall, T., C.nonbury Hinman, T., Pentonville Hayward, J., Tysoe-street Hall, J. C., St. Luke Humphries, E., Lincoln's- Inn Holman, 11., Old Ford Hillman T., Mill-wall Hartley, G., Queen-street Plenrick, H. B. Torrington square Hanson, G., Woburn-place Hodgson, S. Greenford Holbrook, J., Tottenham Hatch, W., ilanwerth Harvey, L., Hampton Hollingshead, L. 8., Stan well Ilibbert, Ralph, Enfield Heath, George., Sunbury Hort, Randolph, Staines Hill, 11., Gray's Inn Harrison, W. 11., Chelsea hart, Jacob, do. Hanbury, C., St. George's East Hamilton, I'., Chiswick Harris, E., Enfield Ilillyard, C., Clapton Hamilton, M., Stantnore Hill, Jos., Harrow Hamilton, F., do. Hawkins, G., jun., do. Horne, W., do. Harpley, Mat., Kingsbury Ilonnor, Jos., West Drayton Hinds, W., Harlington Hurst, Josiah, Hayes Heron, G. 11., Hillingdon Hunting, T. J., do. liaslehurst, W., Ratcliffe Johnston, J., Whitechapel road Jewell, C., Kensington Jones, I'. NV., Chiswick Jenkins, Abel, New Inn Ireland, T. J., Gray's Inn Irving, J., Ashford James, I)., Lincoln's Inn July, Fred., Stoke New ington James, F. Tollington Park Johnson, 11. M. Finality Jeyes, Samuel, Hounslow lye, J., Ilarefield Jones, S., St. George's East Kirby, S., Twickenham Kendersby, R. 'F. Lincoln's Inn Kent, N. 'D;, Woburn-place Kelly, G., Crown-street Kent, F. J., Hampton King, 'F., Sunbury : Kent, W., Teddington Knevets, IL, Isleworth Knevets, T., do. King, F., jun., Stantnore Knight, J., Hendon Knight, T., Edmonton . ( Longley, W., Lincoln's Inn Nixon, D., Lincoln's Inn Nassau, 11., Baker-street Norris, J., Isleworth Neale, 'F., do. Nicholls, W., Kingsbury Norton, Rev. E., Little Stan more Nicoll, T., Hendon Newdigate, C., Harutield Newman, R., Hays Newman, C , do. Ottey, F. F., Kensington Oddie, H. H., Russell-square Oliver, G., Ealing Price, W. G., Oxford-street Pringle, Sir W., Stratford place Perry, R. W., Perry's-place Parkinson, G. H., Bland ford-square Purricr, W., York-terrace Parker, W., Battle-bridge Pierson, T., Barnesbury Park Palmer, G. T., Lincoln's Inn Pistor, W. J., Inner Temple Prior, W., Charlotte-street Pennington, G., Montague place Parkinson, J., Lincoln's Inn fields Pouchee, L. J., Little Queen street Pitman, 11. A. Montague- place Penney, C., Tottenham court-road Phelps, Rev. A., Stanwell Potts, J., do. Purvis, R., Sunbury Pocock, Rev. G., Bedfont Poughton, J., Hornsey Pounehey, IV. J., Finchley Purdon, J., Hammersmith Platt, G. E., do. Palk, A. G., Enfield Pryor, IL, Brick-lane Pallett, W., South Alimms Parker, IL, Shoreditch Peele, J., Twickenham Passingham, J., Ileston Partridge, W. Hendon Pell, Mr. Sergeant, Pinner Perring, J , Kingsbury Pelle, S., Tottenham Pelle, T. 11., do. Payne, J., do. Paris, A., Enfield Paris, 'l'. do. Potter, IL, do. Perry, 8., Southgate Raffeby, J., Brick-lane Rolfs, J., Chelsea Richards, W., Ealing Ralfs, Capt., do. Rouse, I'., :it. Luke Rowley, T., Hornsey Ray, J., Finchley. Raynsford, T. A., Upper Bedford-place Reeve, P., Lincoln's Inn fields Robottom, C. High Holborn Robottom, .1, do. Roh;nsen, W., Holloway Rood, J. Y., Maiden• lane Reeves, Col., Upper Gemse street. Rummell, W'., Twickenham Rogers, 13., Lampton Robinson, J., Kingsbury Rhodes, T., jun. Tottenham Spranjer, J., Gray's Lai Slaney, W. H. do. Sanders, J., Shepperton Sanderson, J. M. Sunbury Sherborn, Mr., Bedfunt Simmons, T., Staines Sanders, H., Stanwell Seymour, W., Staines Sancton, P., Hornsey Stevens, G. A., St. Luke Seymour, H. do. Schneider, R., Enfield Sanders, J., Tottenham Soames, C., du. Smith, R. 8., Edmonton Shawe, Col., do. Smith, C. Enfield Stutfield, C. B:, St. George's East Stevens, W., Cowley Sabloukoff, Gen., Harefield South, H., do. Stevens, 11., Uxbridge Sanger, J., Oxford-street Stapleton, C., do. . Serle, Capt., Beaumont-st. Satchel), 11., Winsley-street ARTIFICIAL. TEETH. MR. WARREN, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, No. 7, Leicester-square, invites the atten tion of the Nobility and Gentry to his unerring principle of supplying all deficiencies of the Mouth, either of the TEETH, GUMS, or PALATES, arranged in Gold, Mineral, or Sea-horse substances, limo a single tooth to a complete set, on fair and equitable terms : and he more particularly solicits the consideration of such cases as may have been deemed difficult by others of the Profession. Mr. WARREN respectfully aesnres those Ladies and Gentlemen who may anticipate pain or unsightly appear ances of gold, &c. that his system of adaptation is wholly unattended by such objections; and that in most cases, a few hours will suffice for replacing those useful and orna mental substitutes so necessary to the comfort of articula tion, the assistance of mastication, and the restoration of the uniformity of the mouth. Mr. W. continues to Lecture on Dental Surgery, em bracing Cleansing, Stopping, Excising, and Extracting, &c., including the Mantfacturing Department, as now practised by the most eminent Dentsists in London and Pavia.-7, Leicester square. THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, &c. HICKMAN's PILLS are allowed to be the most successful Preparation for effectually remov ing and preventing the future recumnee of those Disor ders, which arise from an imperfeec action of the Urinary Organs, as GRAVEL and STONE, LUMBAGO, PAINS in the BACK and LOINS, &c. Composed of the most innocent ingredients, this truly valuable Medicine relieves the sufferinc , patient from the excruciating tortures of those diseases without any violence or injury to the constitution, and ruquires no confinement or restraint of diet during its use. It is one of the oldest Public Medicines extant ; and its peculiar virtues and efficacy hays uniformly maintained the highest reputation. Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 9d. and I Is. by Messrs. Butler, Chemists, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's, London ; Sack vile-street, Dublin ; Princes-street, Edinburgh ; Savory and Co. 136, New Bond-street ; and the principal Medi cine Venders. Of whom may be had MORRIS's BRUNSWICK CORN PLAISTER, au excellent Remedy for eradicating Corns, Nunions, l&c. In Boxes at Is. 1 Aal. and 2s. 9d. I N the morning of Life, when the blandish ments of passion " take the reason prisoner," it is an evil more to be lamented than wondered at, it; in the vortex of deceptive pleasure, the unhappy traitor against the laws of nature pays in lonely disappointment a fearful exaction for his rebellion in the compromise of his mental as well as bodily powers. To all persons so circumstanced as to require the professional aid of men of experience, whose time has been for twenty years studiously and suc cessfully devoted to the complaints arising from nervous debility, whether natural or acquired, GOSS and CO. proffer the most consolatory assurances. The youth who has enervated his frame by the strangely fascinating sin, which th,t poor victim of folly will too readily comprehend without further description, may find relief from kis misery, and be kindly taught to regain his lost place in the scale of creation. The sufferer who, from another extreme of in dulgence, hat with unbashful forehead, wooed debility, may learn to renovate nature, and repair his abused con stitution. The man of pleasure exposed to and suffering from Lues Vencrea, however aggravated by malpractice of the quack, or the concealment from diffidence, may find a certain restoration ; and finally in cases where the delay of a connubial pledge has almost extended disappointment to despair, they offer to the married female those hopes which she can reasonably appreciate. Remedies can he forwarded to any part of the world ; Patients writing for the same, will please to enclose a Bank Note. Attendance at home for consultation as usual. GOSS and CO., M.R.C. Surgeons, No. I I, Bouverie-street, Fleet -street, London. Just published (Seventeenth Edition), 1. The iEgis of Life, a familiar commentary on the above Diseases.- 2. Hygeiana, addressed exclusively to the Female Sex; may be had at No. 20, Paternoster-row ; 59, Pall-mall ; 16, Princes-street, Soho; 174, Fleet-street; 4, Gstherins street, Strand, London ; of Porter, 72, Grafton -street , Dublin ; Jones, 117, Trongate, Glasgow; at 9, Calton street, Edinburgh; and of all Bookeellers.-.-Price s°. SA tußnAv, SEFT. 6.—High water SO min. past nine. Wind E.—Arrived the Georgia, Smith, from New York ; Cosmopolite, Founian, frsm St. Petersburg!) ; Fame, Malcolm, from Archangel ; Peter and John, Freeman, from Charlestown ; and Prince Regent, Morghan, from Drogheda. CLEARED OUTWARDS.-Eindie,Krenalt, for Liebeau ; Nimrod, Hadgley, for Charleston ; Faith, Cornish, fur Naples and Palermo; Montgomery, Sise, for New York ; Margaret, M‘Donald, fin• Jamaica ; Apparan, Noedstro►n, for Elsineur ; Gauge', Jefferson, for Calcutta ; Voluna, Matthias, for Trieste ; Amphitrite, Rickles, for Pillau ; John, Jennings, for Newfoundland ; William, Saunders, for Gibraltar and Barcelona; Kitson, Dillon, for Riche- Lila° ; Eliza, for Douglas. EAST INDIA. V • IA 31AnaAs, INlAlten 26.—The Cumberland, Steel, from London, arrived at Bombay previous to the 26th of March. The Tyne, Cotgrave, from London, was burnt at Bombay the 19th March ; she caught fire at half•past 10 a. m. and continued burning until half-•past 7 p.m., when she sunk. The crew was saved, and a subscription opened for them. The cause of it is not known. _ MAniAs.—Arrived from London the Georgians, Moor, March 14, and sailed on the 24th for Bengal ; the Sove reign, Mackellar, from New South Wales, and the Kent, Crow, from the Mauritius, April 1 ; Success, Stoddart, from a cruise, April 3. BENGAL—Arrived the Emulous, Wclhank, front the Mauritius, March 11 ; Indiana, ditto, Nlarch 12.—Ship spoken with—The Royal George, Embleton, from London to New South Wales, on 29th Aug. in lat. 48 9 N. long. 9 . 18 W. MADEIRA.-Arrived the Coldstream, Miller, front Lon don, on Slat July ; the G. Canning, from Liverpool, 15th; and the Letitia, from Cork, Aug. 3.—Sailed the Dunvegan Castle, for the Mauritius, July 24 ; the Coldstream, for the Cape and Bengal ; and the George Canning, Burstall, for the Cape, August 2 ; Letitia, for New Sundt Wales, on the 3d. PRESENT STATE OF THE NEW PRISON AND NOUSE OF CORRECTION. At a Committee of 111agistrates held on Friday last, the following statements regarding the present state of the above prisons were laid before them. Ew PRISON. ci,ritKENwELL. Prisoners committed since last session, 10.10, of which number only 293 were then in actual custody—viz. For the Middlesex Sessions (commencing this day) 220 For the Old Bailey Sessions (commencing on Timis day), 21 having been removed 1 For re-examination On orders On summary convictions Deserter, under examination 1 293 Of which there are, males, 196 ; females, 97 ; and children .5. HOUSE OF CORRECTION, COLD-BATII•FIELDS. In this establishment there were at the time of the re port 741 individuals,--viz. males, 212 females, and 8 children. Of this number 289 are vagrants and reputed thieves, and are disposed of in the following manner A smaller market of Barley than last day, and the prices are up, top Is., average 2s. 4d. ; 42 quarters sold, and two unsold. In the Oat market sales were very slow and dull, prices down 2s. on the top, and Is. I Id. on the average ; 212 quarters sold, and 71 unsold.. Wheat has again dc dined very considerably; the old average is down 3s. 5d., the new Is. 9d., and the general 2s. 2d. Of Peas oue quarter only was sold, and ten quarters of Beans. Wheat. 1 Barley. \ Oats. Pease. ti2s Od 33s Od 21s Od 32s Od Second... 55s Od 32s Od 28s td Is Od Third .... 40s 0.1 2Ss 20a Od —s Od There were 377 qrs. of Wheat in market, 23 w keno] 54 Unsold.-0 Grey. 12s. ld. 3-12ths. Avcr. 26s lid 38s 32,s Od were bola. DALKEITH CORN MARKET.—Sept. 4. The supply of all kinds of grain rat this day's nialltt was moderate, with the exception of Barley—Wheat, best, 665., new, 58s. ; current 545., inferior 525. Barley, best 335., current 325., inferior 30s. ; Oats, best 265., current 245., inferior 18s. Pease and Beans from 32s to 365. per quarter. Wheat. Marley. Oats. Pease. First 6& Od 33; Od 26a Od 36s Od Second 6os Od 324; Od 24s Od 31s Od Third s2s Od 30s 01 18s 6d 3tN lid Bcans. 3lis O'l 3is Od 30. i ('d 3IA On the tread-wheels Oakum picking Under the surgeon Not committed fur hard labour ... Solitary confinement Employed at trades, &c. Under examination ................ ............. Levelling vacant ground connect ed With prisrm 30-52 1 42 Disabled .. .................................. . FEMAL rs. Employed in the duties of the prison On the tread-wheels 5O Oakum picking ............... 15 75 Under the care of the surgeon Not ordered for l abour lO Solitary confi nement 3 Children --220 Total ............... '741 Be i ng upwards of 200 more than this establishment was ever contemplated to be required t o conta i n. l We regret to state that the body of Mr. IIAwLEr, the respectable jeweller and silversmith, of 73, Strand, was found drowned early on Saturday morning, in the Thames, between Vauxhall-bride and Battersea.-- Verdiet—" Found Drowned." GLASGOW RETAIL M A RKETS.—Sert. :3. Beef per lb. Os. 5,1 toOs.fid. Oatmeal, per at. Is. 6d.to2s. 0,1, Mutton 0 41-, 0 '7 I'easemeal 2 0 :3 A Veal 0 7 0 9 Pot Barley, ewt.ll 0 17 0 Hams 0 5 0 7 Pearl ditt0......18 t) 21 0 Limb rerqr. 0 0 0 0 Grey Pease 12 0 0 0 Quartern Loaf... 0 9 0 0 White ditto l2 0 1 t 0 Flour, per stone 2 0 2 8 Me ditto. l3 0 It 0 Rye .. .......... .... 1 6 1 8 , CORNWALL. MARKETS. rage) iis.—oAts, tki. llt:Larox—\~ heat, 10s. to 1:Is. ; ) , s. 2 B(i lls . . — to ßa s e .— Y, l l 3 ° a s ile 6 ;• l , 10s. to 1 s. —Oa , Bon NI I N—.Wlleat (average) 9.1...M.—8ar1ey, 1.25. tkl.—Oats, 12s. Ltai NC ESTON —NV h ea t (avera ,, ° e) 9 1s. Od.—B a rley, lOs.bd.—Oats, 6. Rl.—Beerl4.—Mutton, 6,1. LisKEAßD—Wheat, '2ls. Olt. Od.—Barley, I2s. 6d.-.Oats, Ss. to S. tkl. ST. Cou'ma—Wheat, .21s. to 25s. —Barley, As. to 12,.—Beet; and Mutton, lld to aid.—Nreal and Lamb, (Id to Stl. v 1 9 s to 11.s—Oats, PENZANCE—Wheat, 2:ls. to 255.--atr-e- k to — Bl s lit t e o r l 9 s id t . io l . ) — er ß li r and Mutton, bd. to 50.—Por , MINING INTELLIGENCE. Tons. Cu; t. Quantity of Copper Ore sold at Redruth last Th ursd,y 3,133 n Average Produce. ................................................ II Quantity , of tine Copper ....................................... . 259 17 - , Amount of Sale, 19,2771. 3s. Od.--Average Standard, 109/. ss. 01. --r•M1M.....•••=1••• R ut o i z : village of Holdingham, are about to be le - L w i it N h co rn i u ,: Travellers accustomed to use the read between London, bl PR a O nd VE: I ---7------------ u fE n :4: l : l Lincoln, that the very dangerous turn . inge in the road near Slta m-edicd. The Marquis of Bairrot, has very lib , •II given .'- ' sion for the road to be cut directly "'a Y l' o r observe permis across his ancient homesteads, in the occupation of Mr. CLAY, by which üblic will be relieved from the - the P turnings before noticed, ford, at th!! m id the passing by a long and very narrow road through that v illage. Tise w or k is now in prog re ss, under th e superintendance of Mr. P oy's. RESTON, the surveyor.—Stain ford N ale A and a P ci lt ti O ac lr ITA B L E G UEST .—Last Tuesday night a l a b our i ng b anker went into a public-house near Boston, a n d • r o t m , r p n la o m f i ri g g i n o f t o se b v e er b e r i o l u ln g e h as t: w o r h d i e c r h e d b e a , p i r i !I n t k o , f and then fell fast asleep. He awoke about eight o'clock, and declared himself to be still so indisposed that he Tvi.lt•d to sleep there that night, tendering the landloid 2, 1. (which he declared was all the money he had) fur u - h l t: o i r u n ' s la . e his night's accommodation, but be promised to pay a further sum after be had received some money due to him beat-steak e(t) soon ias k‘f.)e' finished, rliiei:laor"tg.. ete a ha n ke' d i iuessettuhloaemlnoaffcahrn mutton swallowed at Boston. The benevolent host, pitying the fellow's pie ta which he added a whole tend e d illness, invited him to supper, thinking that k insmalllaioarnlnatehrngefisenpirooign quantity attacked i a l d) n lel i ih r t i y u :a r tooubbilleeda. bacon, apple pi!, and a platter full of cheese ; at length, to the shaittnissfealeitigo,ncoofraehnistr, ton ff is e h t c h d en ca j t o e i r n e e r d , declared a th fe e w g o l t u h t e to rs n intir k - i L ing three quarts of ale, and retired to bed,—where, how ever, he did not long remain, for a few hours afterwards it was ascertained that the "invalid" had decamped, taking with him a whole ham, a waistcoat, two pair of stocking.,, a good bat, and a pair of brass candesticks, belonging ,to the unfortunate landlord. --Lincoln Mercury. :- it boo. ag,ip, tp f)o, id V g u. ' 01 ,4 , 1 Y a WI e pi': aloe, ieYe"‘ 4t. al ; 0 ,05'9 dec.' t, for for 0, . If L" . . . .- Sig h ' L o rd vare, Ifol' wet , ,to 1 4 cstyl I ), " wen' [na ils ~oR • Istc itai ° ac' . a ye, c~