The Sun. — London, England, 1830-08-21 00:00:00

ROYAL IVIARINk VOICES. We noticed in our Journel of the.gd instant, that several communications had been received' by us, suggesting plans for revising the syisteni of :pro. motion in the Royal hfarines. That the.deplorable situation of the old Subalterns requires' some mea sure which would, advance them in their profession, and soothe their deeply-wounded feelings at the neglect they have so long experienced, must be acknowledged; and we think that of the .different plans suggested, none +Would be so effectual, in every point of view, as the one of" an Old Retired Officer," who proposes, that as' the Royal . Marines and the corps under the Ordnance rise by uniority, that the former should be placed upon the same footing with the latter, namely, by abolishing the rank of Major in the Marines, for that of Lientetiant.Celonel, end appointing a second Captain tq eat+ company. The adoption of this measure would infuse a new spirit into the corps, and could. not fail In glee, general satisfaction, as all ranks would participate,in the advantages accruing front such an arrangement.— Throughout the army it is the practice, that -when. ever fifty men are detached, they are invariably placed under the commend 'of a .Captain. - It is therefore proposed, that in frigate's of the fifth rate and upwards, that instead of entharking two Subalterns, as is now the Oitstoen, ti Sceend Captain and one Subaltern only should he sent. Of this plan we have no hesitation in saying we highly approve, considering it very r eeso neble that the corps of Royal Marines should be placed. upon the footing of the Royal Artillery and Engineers. We regret to observe, that the system of bringing in officers from the " retired half-pay list," who had left the service to suit entirely their own Conve nience, and placing them in their original . sitinition on theeffective list, has again been rafortott4pitt9,4),lt his Majesty, when Lord High Admiral, loafed en order that no officer of Marines, who hail Applied to be placed on the " retired half-pay," should be re instated in his former standiag in the corps. , Since the introduction of this prejudicial +Tote/110in, fewer than six officers,ell of whom . epplied for : the " re tired half-pay," have been placed'in their original standing on the effective list; in conseq uence o f which, six First Lieutenants after 25 years, and six Second Lieutenants after more than 18 years, fair and honourable service, have been deprived of their promotion.—Hompshire Telegkip& _ _ F ' '''""---- ---, L...e-,[21.-- - e" 0-- ~,' `'.;':---- L'" ‘...-r.---- -- er-- 1 ( 02-2,.. - t-e_.-oot4 . . .-‘ ...„.1 -.{ - f-- , C Ay• '- fr - - • ~,.,, ... • _ ' , / AN, • i f t / --.,- _,. : //2----- - fe:.---s--" , --- _l4-- / . . • . , • ri e.i i IMAM - MR fwgEAT .ANI). PEASE, ' ----- - '''' - , i-': UALLING-OFFICE, Alio. 17, 1830. • • e l :4' ••sas - . - e tii • s • 1 ~, . .. i" ~ ' : 1 1 ,! ' :, '4 '4 ' /O . ' ' ~..!: t4.r1,"" '''' T HE Commissioners for Victualling His . ~- . , • -• , 4,i ‘s , s‘ Is 4,,, ' ' A. 41,A ••:••• f• • 4P 4 .9,,, ,• ~,,,, • . - • 1 - - - Majeity's Nary,' &a: do - hereby give Notioe, that ,.' ••, -- es' '' s..' • : . ( ~.., ~ ... \ •- - '•7" ,- Jon, WerisasnAir, the 25th inst., they will be ready to re- - - l '' . , , .*. “. ... .'• . . . ~ ~',',,:, •• ...' :'' • Ii; . • *:. '''. '. ~, , • ' • ' ' . te . ' . ... .'?P' • 11 . 1 : , ~ . • friKek, „ ; ,:::: : •4 0,.. ,e'' ~, , qty ..,,,,".„,, ._,,..,‘ , ,:_„,..... ~, .\,.....,_.:,,,, ~,,.,,...iy.t..d.t. in writing (sealed up), and treat for 1 ;••`• '-; H' . ';, ' „, " .: Ono Thousand Two Hundred_Quarters of REIT' • ' .I''' ' ' I,': :-t. , -. i ~ :77, .. ~!,, , . ,Iresr Hundred Quarters of WHITE 3 WHEAT. .., ••i , • , ~fi „A 5. - -4nd Two Hundred Quarters of PEASE. ~ • ''... - -V: , „;•-,,-• • - . 40' ''' * -.- ' 4 ' To b. - delivered into his Majesty's Vietssiling Stoma at ' •- ..., I : o 9lkird, one half of• the Wheat, and the whole of the :reale , liy . the 4th of September next, and the remainder ' 'el the Meat by the 11th of that mouth.. y , , . , ;samples of the Wheat and Pease must he produced by 1I 1e Patty tendering. The -Conditions of .the Contracts may be seen at this t . ' • —„ No. 11 838. . it 4 ' it '' ' I. b . kZ. , "' ' %1 4 1 .014 , 1 1 .14.• 'ls.. ' •••••--,' i; :t 1 ..'=:,1 , •• • i.i,', , ,i'l-z , ,,','-.• - '1 ,4 1;.,...4 ) i t 0 .1 -. i • All ---•..,.......,._ , k se/ e _____ __________________ LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING AUGUST 21 1830 . `- - - , ,• • - .•,. ...,- 4 PRICE 71". ______________________________ -- . EAST INDIA-HOUSE, Ave. 4, 1830. This day was published, Second Edition, in Two Vols. park in the county of Berks, and of Berkeley-square, at public sale, 2,691" bars Havanna), ; the whole Bro., with considerable additions and improvements, in*tionnty of Middlesex, Bart. , - 14 4-Tender mutt specify the rise in words at length, ripHE COURT of DIRECTORS of went very unevenly ; a part fully supported the late cur ! e,,,e : • ~ - s P 1 ... i -... ~ , . befer -e, , 'cluck on the day appointed ; IL the UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of with 33 illustretions, price 325. Seerntio--George Richard Philips, of Hill-street, in the reney, but at the close the market was heavy, and Is. e ~,,e- ,`' - ' •. e. - :', •i ' ' -.- • ' - '.'t a Tender, or some Person ENGLAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, do hereby TRAVELS in GREECE and ALBANIA.' county of Middlesex, Esq. ; Edward Blount, Bryan- lower ; the prices were 34*. a 41s. 6(1. „_•,, esee e . - ,-, s , e s , ,d:, e newer when stalled for. no ti ce , . By the Rev , .Ts S. HUGHES, B.D. stone-square, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. Cocos,-Small sales of Brasil Cocoa, good, 13s. 6(1. 7:, ' . e , e.. ~selneltf ea's! , .-- -' WALLER CLIFTON. gi v e That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the Of Emmanoel College, Cambridge. - SuanEv-William Joseph Denison, of Denbies, in the and 141. Colburn and Bentley, New Burlington -street. said county, Esq. ; John Ivatt Briscoe, of Cheetsoe in Rum, BEA.NDY, AND HOLLANOI.The sales of I ee _.,,iii.s :t ' l.74 rt i • _ E BORDERS OF paid COMP-4NY will be held at their Howse in Leaden- :see. .t e.. . ~ --e -- e - s ietetre. , .. se, tee ,sue ! Ist • ' kalleitreet, un WEDNESDAY, the 22d September next, at =2-_________ - the said county, Esq. ward Island Ruin are about 250 puns., 2 over at Is. bid., , 3.src-. . .4 , =. . - . A .: , . . - Soterneyear -John Rawlinson Harris, Esq.; Lieut.- 6 over at Is. 90., and 10 arid 12 over at 101(1, In o'clock in the forenoon. • FROM THE GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT. i.: 41' '' ; ' 4 ••‘7,,•' l ., - :44'',,,; , PP* 'e , fig ht MundrekOr ' laten PETER AUBER, Secretary. , General Sir Robert Thomas Wilson, Knt. Jamaica we have heard of no purchases. Several parcels 4 - -I''.---`7_.'..'r . . - 1 • • • • TAVERSTOCE-The Right Hon. Hugh Forteacue , corn- of Brandy have been re-sold at a profit. In Geneva there ;7 e ‘ !"' • -:" ', l i.s•He ' 14 '4lO -- fivrpo' lent - r .. ..„„,4 - as, - -- , -1 --- ` -- • ASSESSED 'TAXES REDUCED and REPEALED. St. James's Palace, Aug. 18, 1830. 'nicely called Lord, Viscount Ebrington ; the Right is no new new feature. This day Giunt Moltke, Envoy Extraordinary and Hon. - William Russell , commonly called Lord William Seerreme.-Several sales are reported, 345. Is the r-'-',";=. ..'. •'.... ' ' ' .':-- ••S . .A's" .l' '' -'l- e-e''` l': . ' ..; - .eiteifi' s , t e e tw is ' e ei t ee au e -b li ttr 4 0 3 '. °, '-': !" if CE is hereby given, that by an Act Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of Denmark, had --. . -.. ,, ,,,• - ,. , !;' , ,. --- .;'' . , , .'f r o ci t'-`,D,I an - c h ei v; pa,b i ti. .4-1.4t ir , , , •, ,, i• • ,in the last Session of Parliament, . the a private audience of his Majesty to' present, in the name of Russell. , neat e st quotation. TusThe Right Hon. Thomas Peregrine Courtenay ; I N onto. -In Indigo there is no alteration. The Eat '• ..!. t'iee' - . •- ' - • - e.s , •-. •,e; - . 4. . :1 , ale Persons or Male Servants, charged on his Sovereign , the insignia of the Order of the Elephant ; • iel'e -- s'' •'''''-- '' c '' ' ' ,'' '' ''''!se:" r ' I . • . s, .-• ae - s *•!•.' "TY,FOI4 INVEST . .1,,:4 .. , . fort t h e i r Sons, un de r the age of tweet -one Y also C oant Matunewie, Minister Plenipotentiary from the Charles Barry Baldwin, Esq, India Company's declaration has an unfavourable effect. Tiveteroo-The Right Hon. Dudley Ryder, commonly Carmen-The Cotton market has been firm : the pure ''slee. ' "efs ' . - atillii" l'-- taunt ry'abOitheling with Gatfigl" .4 .T', '.7 40` '" • -i '',i'. l ' EALED ; and the DUTIES on certain Emperor of All the Russias, had a private audience of his ealled Viscount Sandor ; theßyder,of Westbrook, county of arts. East India Company's sale this day was not very mune " ''• ' 13y .111 r. Joo e HealelN at, - - ; ',.•e'r - 54,-e . ..L . ..- ' Ilona entitled to such Exemption, or to he aon a special mission from the reigning Duke of B runs . WEOBLEY-The Hon. Herny Frederick Thynne, cam- rously attended ; the buyers, however, evinced consider :-e.: - . Warwick House ' Reg . '; ilk;attitets) .'-' .. . As • Ahtiliiiii l lktofen; ho . tt'ee, &a . ''' ‘:,- Cornhill ' °a charEe4 on such Reduced Rates of Dut y, may be su pp lied wick, had a private audience of his Majesty to deliver a . with prOpe - le forrns for making th e i r c l a i ms , on application letter from h is Serene Ilighnen; to which audiences they monly called Lord Henry Frederick Thynne ; the Hon. able spirit, and the whole met a ready ' sale at full prices, William Thynne, commonly called Lord William Thynne. the trade, exporters, and speculetors d ividing the quantity ' l I'm . . . , n MUSA', • Augutit,26 a t T I ' •(1' tion of the to the Asiniter or Collectors of the Parishes or places in were severally introduced by the Earl of Aberdeen, his -- sue e m ae . e „ _ ... „II we v• ~. tree in about equal proportions-viz., 2,150 Bengal, did. a Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, eeev---- 6 - .V!!'fieee en Unit ,under . ' Will of Brian which thefreenl eer e, or to the Surveyor of Taxes for their DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. sd. ord. to good ; 300 Madras blt. a bid. good and ce and re co mo n n d l u es e . ted by Sir-Robert Chester, lent. Master of the William Wentworth Drake, George-yard, Snow-bill, fl oe; 16 di tto, sl i d. A 1 ' • ideaRSOU, late of Utioxeter, nig. ileettiOls . .A.VOO-.:VulOable - FRE EHOLD 'ERrATE . , Districts, , e By order of hlii:Majesty's Commissioners for the Affairs . E. BATES, Secretary. s feather.merchant. • a Se( ~ very fine from Bourbon Seed. The sales by private contract this week consist of see es , situate in•the Township of Swinseoe, andisienehes of Taxes , 4; St. James's Palace, July 17. George Taylor, Manchester, steam-engine-manufacturer. 850 Surat , 4id. a 54d. ; 20 Pernams, Sid. ; 1,500 . 1 4 1,," 11 7 s od M 40114. County of Sta ff ord, on the Witted' William Carter, Heeding, Sussex, f r eemen , , POSTING, 3(1. PER MILE, - , The Kin was this day pleased to confer the , honoree-of ' Bowed, bid, a lid. •, 1 . 50 Egyptian, 8 id. •icruPuore, about four 1 from A hbo and that - m 4 4 ,4 4 ,, ,, , „ mi es Is me , Knighthood ,upon Major-General Willoughby Cotton, BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Ott.s.-Common Oils are more in &morel. Seal Oil l' i ngenntlttiotts to the Demesnes- of the m i d Pmen the BELL .HOTIIL s e'LEICESTER, and from the die ° 44iii s l i sti,,,i_ki_ity ',toil ' H: . k . OlceoVtr, Esq. and at a short " ' KING'S HEAD On% 'LOUGHBOROUGH. Knight Commander of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Benjamin Wood Dobson, Percy-street, Itathbone-place, dearer. , Rapeseed bought up extensively on the Continent, 01 .,..... t. . f rom UM,. the high road to Manchester passing • M an , ANG EON d AMICK respectfully an• Order, and Companion of the Most Honourable Military dealer in hatters' trimming., from Sept. '7 to 17, at and also a large proport on of the Rape Oil ism this market. ° la rder of the Bath. eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Tneecco......Several purcbases for the home trade are - • .714 tPli Pertete,'eetriprising, • flounce to the Nobilitieepentry, ileo. , that they Christopher Spurner, Peter Jolliff, and William jabber reported. A cargo of rejected Virginia has been sold at .. , :,• .; ~ . , ..... ... SUNDRY CAPITAL.FARMS, have established Relays of Horses, with Chaises itad care- Whitehall, August 20. Spurner, Poole, merchants, from Aug. 27 to Oct. 15, at 16*. per 100Ib. manifest weight. --- ful Drives\ at the King's Head Inn, Loughtiorangh. The King has been pleased to direct' letters patent to .' . ~..... e se „,..- .. oonteining 'upwards of Wool.-. The Wool Market continues very active, and ..''''4,l-I.IIUNDREI3 AND THIRTY-FIVE ACRES A - Second' Line of Posting is thus secured Tot he ac- be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom, eleven, at the Court of Commissioners. Of , Eireellent Old 0 iry Pasture. BANKRUPTS. shows great firmness as to prices, particularly for all ord. Arable and Wood Land commodation - of the Public, the convenience of •eviiieh appointing the Queen, Keeper of Bushy - par k , otherwise James sword, ‘ • ~ its ail:111e thriving state, a all lying - . compac t , Tunbridge Wells, Kent, linen.de l per, Wools at and under 2s. per lb., and line Wools from 51. a hounded on the they trust will be duly appreciated. :'. South- p ark , in or near Hampton, county of Middlesex. 131 * end ' - .. e Side by a treater o f )Safe r, an dskirted b y fine - Bell Hotel, Leicester, August, 1830. to surrender Aug. 31, at eleven, Sept. 7, at nine, and 6s. 6d. per lb. ; all the Spanish Wool is taken out of the th r „ see see with „ . t., Whitehall, Aug. 18. Oct. 1, at ten, at the Court of Commissioned.* Willis, market, English Wool continues to advance in price.- . 7n ivoods, _ . 5 ,„,,, CONVENIENT FARM-HOUSES, THIRD EDITION. . The King has been pleased to grant unto the Most Hon. Watson, Bower, and Willis, Tokenhouse- yard, Lutlibury. Next week there will he four public sales, the chief part of ` ;4O ALL REQUISITE AGRICULTURAL This day was published, in 2 vols. post Bvo. IBs. boards, Fronde-Charles Mirquis of Hertford, K.G. the office or John Wilson, Manchester, victualler, Sept. 4,6, and which will be 1,200 bales New South Wales and Van ' • .... ,• • BUILDINGS,- I E TTE R S FROM THE. EAST, offices of Warden of the Stannaries. Oct. 1, at two, at the Talbot Inn, Manchester. Bower, Diemen's Land Wool. Chancery-lane ; Richards, Manchester. RH:E.-Rice is steady; some fine white Bengal sold ahailet.moceßet repair; in the occupation of Mr. Thomas .11-J Written during a Recent Tour through TURKEY, ...,. DUlVS4etreet, Aug. 17. Matthew Marsden, Birchover, Youlgreare, Derbyshire, 12s, lid. and 13s. oini t ino re., ....Charles Archer,. S. Birch, •S. Felthouse, S. EGYPT, ARABIA, the lIOLY LAND, SYRIA, and The King has been pleased to appoi t the R' ht Hon. grocer, August 27, at five, 28, and Oct. 1, at eleven, at Fnute.-There is scarcely any thing doing; the sales of ID ig . - , re, et. and S. Harrison, W. Howson, M. Rose, T. GREECE. Sir George Fitzgerald nifl, Bart. to be Governor and the Red s Lion Inn, Wirksworth, Derbyshire. Abbott and Red Smyrna Raisins at the advances! price of 381. have as Commander-in-Chief or . the Islandof St. Vincent. lisid J. Ismiiiis and other respectable Tenants, • By JOHN CARNE, Esq. of Queen's College, Cambridge. Arney, ymond's Inn ; Andrew, Wirksworth. yet been very limited ; Valeutias are becoming veryscarce, ... ~,, THE WOODS IN HAND; ' ' Colburn and Bentley, New Burlington-street. A4404E-KILN, AND QUARRY OF EXCELLENT Crown-Office, August 19.. John Gouthwaite, Leeds, butcher, Aug. SO, 31, and and are li. higher. This day by public sale 19 ceroteels Oct. 1, at eleven, at the Court House, Leeds. Few and Currants, 725. a 745. ; 380 drums pulled, 490 drums ~.,,........, :L„.„, ~ 0 _ LIME STONE, NEW EDITION. 31104BERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN Tint wEvr . PARLIA. Hamilton, Henrietta -street, Covent-garden; Bloom and flat. Turkey Figs 45a. ;+ lO2 brie. Red Smyrna Raisins t6h.,.k.litl:_cni par ts. i r 4 " 1 bo:Winked to great advantage. The Lands This day. was published, elegantly printed in Two Vols. Ilion'. Gatliff, Leeds. 384. ; nearly all taken in. - -, . beautifully diversified with Hill and -small Bvo., with a portrait by Burnet, after Sir Thomas ALDIMILOUGH-The Right Hon. Arthur Wellesley, corn- DIVIDENDS. TEA. -Bohm* have declined to 3s. 6(1. ; there is no , . on -47.2, tlentorthewest by a stream of weter, and Lawrence, and Six Engravings, price 15s. monly called Marquis of Douro; th e Right Hon. John W. B. Tarbutt and C. B. Tarbutt, St. Mildred's-court, other alteration in the market. v et , else of the ' road, commanding highly , Wilson Croker. • • .reaqua viaws. of riflHE POETICAL WORKSofTHOMAS merchants, Sept. 14, at ten, at the Court of Commis. •s, --- .- -,---- omantie s cene ' • ;great extent, combining part of the .l. CAMPBELL, Esq., comprising a great numb e r of AriONDet-John Atkin, Esq., Citizen and Alderman of sioners,R. A. Pearce, Trafalgar-wharf, Montague-close, K ent Pocket. PRICES OF HOPS .-Aug. 20. Value ~ i 17 of Duvedale, the Rental and estimated the city of London; Dudley coutt s St uar t, Esq., eons- Southwatle;coal-mercliant, Sept. 10, at two, at the Court ~ .• 61. 60. 71. Oct* Al fie. 4 t 4 C creex Ditto ' 5l IN. 61. 10s. to N. 16s. ONE Poems now published for the first time. " This handsome though small edition of Mr. Camp- monly called Lord Dudley Colitis Stuart, of Wilton- of Commissioners-.W. Swonnell and J. Harley, Nag's erne Ditto TI MUSAND FOUR HUNDRED POUNDS bell's Poetical Works must be received with universal crescent, in the pariah of St. George, in the county of Head•court, Gracechnech-street, dealers in drugs, Sept. Farnham Ditto, Fine 0/. Os. 0/, Os. to ID IG. PER ANNUM, ' - favour. Never did Poet produce a work more deserving Middlesex. - Seconds ......-..... 01. Os. 71. Oa to 01. os. 10, at nin, at the Court of Commissiouers-T. and R. Kent Bags W. 12i. 04 IN. to 71. 70. inT:H be i li vi F e irwed, VaPAltig to Air. Thomas Galliinore, at' of female acceptation."-Literary Gazette. Aunt/Paws-The Right Hon. Charles Arbuthnot, of Johnston, e h orse Shoe-wharf, Uppsr Thames -street, coal- Essex Ditto . 54 ss. W. 10t. to 01. Os. 140 1111 na d 111, Swinscee. Particulars.may be had of Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, N e w B ur li ng t on . . Carlton-gardens, in the county of Middlesex ; Sir Law- merchants, Sept. 10, at ten, at the Court of Commis- Sussex Ditto ..--.........-..-,....... 51. 124 64 es. to 71. Or. • li ter „„„, • 11 . ? Elul.' Uttoxeter ; • Charles Bardswell, Esq.. Leek street. rence Vaughan Palk, of Heiden- house, in the county of sioners-W. J. King, Battersea, turpentine mer Chant, —__ 4,or ii..in ; S IB 'Green Man, iishbarne .ant:i PRICE OF OIL. the - Sept. 10, at twelve, at the Court of Commissionets-J. Rape 011, brown 441. Os. Refined £46 0 Angel° an d o, • Sta ff ord ; Angel, Macclesfield ; This day were published, in 1 vole'"post Bvo. Itunit Sr. Enstuetes-The Right Honourable Hen rY J., J., 8., and T. Morris, Leonel:ate, Herefordshire, Linseed Oil - 24 0 Br ke ko: a . w, f41 . 4 F,a1c.0n0 Chester fi eld ; King', Head, Derby; 4. rrALES OF A TA R. l'itrroy, commonly call e d E ar l of E us t on ; the Right bankers, Sept. 13, at one, at the Kieg's Acme Inn, Leo- Linseed Oil Cake at the Mill, per thousand ............ 10 0 .. , 5lO Wipe Cake, per t0n...-. ... • N u an • d ne . 0 , Nottingham ; Bulkeley Arms, Stockport ; IBy one of the Authors of " The Naval Sketch Book." Hon , Frederick . William Hervey, commonly ca ll ed Earl minter-- W , Prince, Liverpool, tailor, Sept. 14, at one, ----!--- .-- i•' Th r ..,„ Ch lekennt Birmingham •• King's Head, Coventry ; „ This songs o f Jertnyn. at the Clarendoin- rooms, Liverpool-J. Hurnby, Old Al - New p ot . ~,„ PRICE OF POTATO ES.-Aug. 20. . • '., , . hotels and ._ , book ought to become as impute! as the , ee wow*. Leicester; tne principal la g' reems s ' Dilelin."-Atles. , ezenineeev- ar es of Park -street, West- reeford, Hampshire, dealer, Sept. IS, at two, at the George , „„, ~, ~, Vasa , lanchester, Liverpool, end Chester; of DAPEI. DAY MAHKET.-Aug. lit., " These tales are perfect pictures of sea fashions and mineter, in • the county of Middlesex, Esq. ; Robert Inn, Southampton-W.' Davey, Bude, Stratton, mer e if """'" Fellows, Esq. solicitor , Ricimansworth ; at Gar ay • , , , ees. ed. to 84t. Ott. 1 Clover .-.505. Od. to 110 s. Od. W. illiarn Mills, of Wini ng t on , i n t h e coun ty of Durham, chant, Sept. 16, at eleven, at the Canal Inn, Bude-S. Straw 42.1. Dd. to 455, 04. • lin vaYs; and of M Robins , eamen. Every . syllable is redolent of the tar, and every w e_ , r. Na,No, 170, Regent.strect, thought anti action seems to he generated by the motion Ewl: , • -Peck Liverpool, merchant, Sept. 13, at twelve, at the . 4 ' “CFR A plan nt the Estate may be seen. 'llitilieetTON-The Right Hon. George Percy, RA W HI DES of ship-board."-Literary Gazette. • commonly. , offi c e of Messrs. Forest, Son, and Foster, Liverpool-J. called Lord Levant"; Christopher Blackett, of Wylam , Gould, ' Lichfield, Staffordshire, timber-merchant, Sept. 51 " 111 , 10 Per Stone. 11 , d. to s. d. I •Mr Stone. • 5. 4. to s.ti. - Best Heifers& Steers 2 10 3 0 Ordinary ...........-... 110 2 0 sr' er14.... ROGATE. " Seamen, and landsmen too, ought to bay the book." 2 4 9 0 Maiket Calf 0 Coach. 1: 47 , A,- ON THE BORDERS OF HAMPSHIRE. Globe. • in the county of Northumberland, Esq. 10, at one, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool. Intfoi Residence, with 'Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, Colburn and Bentley, New Burlington-street. BARNATADLE-Stephens Lyne Stephens, Esq. ; George CERTIFICATES-Seer. 10. SHEEP 81(124S. . Polled ......... Or, al. to oa. Oa. I 5hear1ing.........04.61 to Is, Oti, ellpittil` Garden,' Ceirich-dioute, and ' Stables, Kennel, . . Tudor, Esq. - T. Hayward, Deal, grocer-S. Price, West-place, Lain- Dowils-,- o 0 00 1 Lambs„... ..........1 1 1 9 S t id.duthuildings, Manor, extending over Three Thou-, This doyens published, in Three Yule, post Bvo. 1 1 4A5t1144-John Irving, of Richmond-terrace, Whitehall, in file city of Westminster, Esq. • ; the Hon. Frederick beth booksi•ller G. Agg , Murcntt Mill, Childswiekhum, PRICES OF LEATHER. ‘ .. tarl4 Acres, abounding 'with 04i04, including the ra- T H E m su s U.L M A N ; Giou ' cesterallire,t7ilk-thinwster-G. Hammond, Piccadilly, ott P A r t l o b ;nib... lli tad Tanned Il l nr e ie l Vi ides. 1 1 5 t l t fi .. 'iltr• of_ Black Game, Fishery in' the River Bother, or LIFE in TURKEY. Gough Calthorpe, of Upper Grosvenor-street, Gros linen-draperso-J. Willis, I,iverpoul, broker-J. Winder, 1 . :A1L...40 t 0.0011,.... 25 28 , Smnish Ditto .. - ... 18 95 . ~..„1i214 with Trout and other " Fish; and -upwards of One By R. 11. MADDEN, Esq. venor-square, in the county of Middlesex. Per dom. Ipouttand Eight Hundred ' Acres of Excellent Meadow, Centre avoesitiett-Charles Wynne Gri ffi th Wynne, of Leienter, linen-draper-G. Young, High-street , Newiug.- Dressing 11ide5........... 144 18 1 s Fate Coach (Sides ...... 16 18 Calf Skins ...30 to 41116. 14 18 Author of " Travets in Turkey, Egypt," &c. ' i titsh,:Pasturt, Arable, Wood Land, and Plantations. 4, Ceftiainwlele in the county of Carnarvon, Esq. ton-Butts, upholsterer-J. Hobbs, Arlington-p ace, t ' Crop Ilities,sa to 401 b. 14 16 Ditto 60 to 701 b. 21 0 The po rtrai t u r eof Turkish life and c h aracter ' which John-street-road, ironmonger-R. Townsliend, Great Dat0.....-...40 to 4519 15 17i Ditto 70 to Mb. AS 21 TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION; CA nNaavoB-William Ormsby Gore, Esq. of Porking -. 10 19 Small Noels. Greenland 10j 92 . •,, ~, , . ~ _lly Mr, : JOHN ROBINS, this work exlittaas, perhaps; never been equalled. Th e si , Q ~ - ....—___ ....___ : . a ccoons .of Mohammed Ali-the deitruction of thelfame- tnn. in *'° °°nnty o',:einoln D. Paulett, Nottingham, groe e r--J H. Hubbert, D ix o n , , iii*lpes A...i."tALLITW 80A l', &e. per MM....Atli:. Qa (Of Warwick-brittle,' Itegent-street,) .' ' Itikes--41ie picture of Bedouin warfeee-the description of ciricifEaritit-Tho Right Hon. John George Lennox, st eet, Minories, mimeo-broker-T. and T. F. Dixon, c e or'l i ellen" s---o-e-egn :?"!• i yeqernmen•-ee-s-e• Ass. od, At Garraway's Co ff ee:house, 'Clutrigenalley, 'Gambill, oh cemniorily called Lord John George Lennox ; John lsea. the the Demise , end of the Tabisn'Astrologer-are, indeed, R r tcl'ffe.cross, nil-makers-C. Sykes, Leeds, surgeon. m e ': ' n "' a e."---- „ i t (7,;•. White . tees od. , Tstoitineer e -the , 26th Auguste: 1830, at - Twelve, Smith, of Delelierk , in the county of Sussex, Esq. a ' , , •- / soaim Dino , 355. fd. Graves ................0. 181. 04 in among the most piendid delineations ever introduced into PARTNERSHIPS 'HMO .VID. °nimbi, , fry direction of Trustees, arid subject to the tbe pages of fiction."-Sun. CLIrTO9 ElARTlttotrrtt Heennxes--Arthur Howe Holds Melted Stull ...-.....-.......... 284. 04. Good Dre5t............... « M. Od. - • .. • approval of the Lord: high Chancellor , , .'Gotham and Bentley, New. Thirlington-street. wor th , lesq. ; John Bastard, Esq. A VALUABLE, DE-SIdABLE, ,atid the county of Suffolk, Esq. ; Frederick Berne, of Dunio. A. Struck and 11. Crohn, Catherine-court. Tower- Ditto 1t0ugh......---...... hit. Od. DU NWICti Andrew Areeil eo k ne , of Gleyering-hall, in hill, ship agents-T. Taylor and J. Junea, East Retford, . --- e - ls- - ",slt'lS OF RAW FAT. per stone 01 titti,-Aus. tlO. Price of fallow (as stated by the 1 alio v Netters) ----Vt. lid. • 4 ' a• . very COMPACT— FREEHOLD ESTATE, • • DEDICATED TO THE QUEEN. , stay-manufacturers-J. C. Excel! and situate in the Parish of Rogate, and County of Sussex, • SECOND EDITION. with aforesaid, Esq. T. Marshall, Warminster, Wiltshire, linen-drapers-W. COAL MA 11 IL.E•I'.-A2O. billWeea the capital Market Towns f P fld anti o eters le ant • Handsomely printed in Ono Vol. post Bvo. with a Portrait, Devon-Sir Thorne% Dyke Act old, of Killerton *tl ,in re • ' n atiment 3O 3 Ditto Hotspur.. RI 0 thrter C. Grafton, R. Baker, and W. Bigge, Jericho- L e e dairo .......«,........«,... 510.6 d. Wails elulNewmarch... 33s 0.1. hit.and,skirted by the, high road to Portsmouth, about price 9.. said county of Devon, Bart. ;the Bight Hon. Hu g h foundry, Oxford-J. Pons, L. C. Ilarrisson, and H. Pons, Dean's Priturose 3O 0 Ditto Northuinberland 32 3 . six miles from Liphook ; compriming , MEMOIRS of LADY FANSTIANVE, ue commonly called Lord Viscount Elwin Fortete , gton, Ali l e, - East 1 ercy.....-........... 29 0 Ditto Pearetli .-,...-......... 31 0 klebirurn Muni ............ 32 0 Ditto Perkins and C 0.,. 32 9 A ROGATE LODGE, Wife of Sir Richard Vanshawe, Bart., Ambassador of Casale-hill, in the sail county of Devon.end, •rs C and E - E. Arnold,, Lincol n, ii An L od-r and, dyers-G. Wood and J. Tibbitts, Dale- • , 32 3 Ditto !Bildt:ll'r ,a 4 3 Eve-Major-General Sir Edward Kerrivon, Bert. ; Si r tea-dealers-G. W. E. and J. Eyre, Sheffield, fi le-manu- !P!? ee: :mil:t w i t :Worth 33 it Ditto Itilasall'a 34 (i eocafortable, elegant, and pleasant residence, beautifully from Charles 11., to the Court of Madrid. Philip Charles Sidney, Knt. facturers-M. and J. Proekter, Rochdale, druggists -A. lichtetra Mais,..--,.-.. 20 0 Ditto Walker -.......... 51 0 . t h illtis commanding pleasing and interesting views, corn- Written by HERSELF, "mins every comfort and convenience fora gentleman's Now first published from the original MS. to which a EAST GRINSTEAD-The Right Hon. William nu A m _ an d L. ham, Birmingham, milliners-D. Ayrey soil id, 2r, r i's Ilatt sl u i f i t tn ti i --- ,.... ili n i 1 0 3 w l.a a n i i t b s tga t r i rgr, ,„ . , : 3 1 ,1 ;1 1 beret, commonly celled Viscount llohnsdale; Frederick M. Seally, Lawrence Pountney•lane, Cannon-street, wine. " e Y . feraily and • Bogs' establishment , note in the occupation of John added, extracts from the correspondence of Sir Richard re Notop Wini150r......... 20 ti Walls End Lambton..... 95 0 Richard Weal, of Ruthen-castle, in the county of Den- merehants-J. Potter, W. Maude and J. Swainson, Man- Shipcote 3O 3 Walls End 40n5„.......... :::1 9 Esq. with excellent, attached, and detached offices, Fanshawe. Walls End 81awart's ..... 35 9 deli high, Esq. . Toutield Lea«.«...«....«... 30 0 W. E. Russell's nekton 35 11 0141 pleaseire grounds, with extensive walks, capital 1 1 - AroductivGerroe--John Villiers Shelley, of Maresfield, in the Manchester, calico-printers-W. Shackle and I. I aylis, • fe ,, er (+ester, calico-printers--W. Hewitt and J. L. Smith, ceettel 4 -•:-r-i:.:*.*-e-. 30 6 31 a Ditto Russell's Lyon's., alt) .4 gardens, part walled, melon ground, orchard, " These Memoirs will probably take their place by the county of Sussex, Esq. ;John Thomas Hope, of Lure. Johnson's-court, Fleet-street, pri n te re s...e, D u tt on and W. ityill s, lngton .................;r i l : 1 1 i N t a i i ( l ) . 2+gz i v e i g ,)y........ 30 0 i:: stabling for seven horses, loose box, two coach- side of Airs, Hutchinson's, a praise which the admirers of , sq , ness, in the county of Iletitlington, North Britain E Smith, Walls t raelltowleke4Co. 54 0 Blyth % . Co , tt u'Aell and men's rooms ; farm yard, buildings, &c. the latter will know how to estimate."-Spectator. GUILDroRD-Cluirlea Baring Wall, of Norman -court, in W. Wardell, Great Surrey-street, victuallers-A. Alvarez Ditto lien Hobson &Co. Ira 1 Cenneo•-•-•-----..... 20 6 Tooley-street, Southwark, scale-inakers-C, an d wYI la v.. THE MANOR OF WENHAM, Henry Colburn and Richard Bentley, New Burlington e.xtendin Tit Th. . g. over ree ousand Acres of Land, forming street. i it aton —. 33 Lo 5wigtime—............. Si) u the pariah of West Titherley, in the county of 500111. and A. de It. y Carbonell, Fen -court, Fenehur c h-st ree t, t h i. l i t ii n tseen ur t r i Boundary ......su b I : lAnitetmeelt Coal -.... 38 0 iunpton, Esq. ; George Holm Sumner, of Hatchland' s wimenierchants-J. Robinson, J. Green, and J. H o h 4 on, Ditto Collerton -..... 30 3 Tatifleld Trader............ 30 3 0 0 ,,,.. 14/ ' of t.lie hest sporting districts in the County of Sussex, - - -4014 with Game, including the GREECE AND TURKEY. • Ditto Clarke and Co. «31 0 Silkstooo Trader, 30 0 Park, in the parish of East Clandon, in the co unty o f B ue nos Ayres, South America, merchants-J. Green, Walla Boil Carr amid Co. 30 9 liolywell Trad e r „„,......... 31 0 Liverpool, and J. Hodgeon, fluent* Ayres, South America, w e e _,,,, Surrey, Esq. Ditto u . forth -.......... 34 9 old titherley snail..,., 81 0 en e - t e RARITY OF BLACK GAME. This day wee published, Second Edition, in 2 vols. Bvo. Ileseletzat -The Right llon. Sir John Beckett, Dart. ; merchants. Ditto Heatori.....-..-...- 34 0 Stobart's small ......,..... 23 0 i • Riv ot . - tit ," h , "Yt of nearly Two Miles in Extent, in the with 38 Engravings, price 245, William Holmes, of Graftolostreet, in the county of ----- Pnlelle tee SUGAR. Ditto 11441 a ......-........ 3'2 S Tyne small .................. 92 ti Ships at market, 121 1 4—Ships solil, 72 -Unsold, 254. •Th ft Ine rs abounding with Trout and other Fish. 'fRAVELS to CONSTANTINOPLE ' Middlesex, Esq. The average price of 111 • -own or Aluacovallo Sugar, corn- -.....---.:...------ ---=, . 4„„... 4 44 , are divided into eliginle Farm, , with farm. through Vienna, Hungary, Transylvania , Wal lamed from the Returns made in the week ending Aug 17, C‘rUNTRY CORN MARKETS DURING THE WEE'S. ' ings eo ,, Y 4 4 , rd _i barns, and all requisite agricultural build - Ischia, !lingerie, and . Roumelia , and front that City to Honsareet-The Right lion. Henry Charles Howard, __es_ ___ _._._ _________._________ ' , commonly called te e E a rl of Surr e y; Nicholas William i s 263. lid. per cwt., exclusive of the duties of custom- --- ------ , what. Raley. 1 oat ,. Hems :- ONE e."'"iolt about the Capital of Austria, by the Dardanelles, Temelos, the Ridley Colborne, Esq. --- --___. 1 H 0 [I ' . Ofee e 0 SAND SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES Plains of Troy, Smyrna, Napoli di Romanie, Athena, HONITON-Jotliall John Guest, of Dowlais-houSe, in the paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Per Quarter. 1 Asliburri-............ 1 68 74 31 30 27 32 42 48 '1 e alit Great Britain. ti isi nook° ......a. ee HI 27 39 20 32 51 42 Nilo; j., , ,4dow, marsh, arable, ViCiOd-land, and plan- Egina, Perm, Cyprus, Syria, Alexandria, Malta, Sicily, I', of Merthyr Tidvil, in the county of Glamorgan, • - --- .- - - _.. ." 1.1.1 th 4 1 , 04. 71 , 26 Occupation dm, Thomas Hall, C. Ball, W. Italy, Istria, Carniola, and Styria, in the years 1827 and Esq. ; the Right Hon. Sir George Werrender, of Loch MARKET INTELLIGENCE. Bridgewater ..........1 till 84 30 :12 20 28 37 40 X ,R ,' " 11 0,' Andett, Wm. Whiting, James Inwood, and 1828. Bristol 'b2 tai 30 38 21 21 14 44 1 oPion). respectable Tenants. By Capt. CHAS. COLVILLE FRANKLAND, It. N, / End, IziteronnsirtiterSir John Gees Cotterell, of Gannon., LONDON MARKET* Chester fi eld ........... 60 76 30 35 26 30 38 42 ' O9 WOOds • Plantations i n in the county of Haddington, Bart. Derby ........—........ 70 79 . - - 34 31 40 43 % rd .. ; (Front the London Nov Price Current of yeaterday.) Devizes .........-,,,. 00 72 22 34 20 32 34 48 -••• ese. , ' Sun. in the county of Herefonl, Bart. ; Sir Robert Price, of Sunen.-The market for Muscovades continues very r""cnst° , -w e» 110 70 •- 1 0 32 115 ill/ 45 47 Raley, in the said county of Hereford, Bart. Dorchester..,...,.,. 51 75 30 38 '2l .1.1 -. 52 BORDEN WOOD AND COMMON, " One of the moat picturesque and attractive of modern Te locurvoßD-The lion. John Somers Cocks, c:rinonly fi rm ; the demand is extensive, and the holders are grits greeter •- 72 74 28 52 ....4 al .. 44 ' Containing about tours. "-Morning Journal. called land Viscount Eastnor, of Esstnor Castle, in time dually obtaining higher prices ; the eetimated sales this atoucester-.......... (17 80 28 33 27 30 30 40 I qa liu co l , . NDRED AND THIRTEEN ACRES Colburn and Bentley, New Burlington-street. 11ungeatird «....«. 45 77 23 32 24 33 117 40 ,''' nitltation i week are 4,000 blithe and tie. At the close of the ►ma! : Lei ,,,, ster se 8 , 4 .... 3 , ..... 30 ..... 4 ,.., tin sn i h i. 4 4 One thriving state, with a-considerable we think that brown Sugars are 61. to Is. higher th is Newbury......---... 112 70 N 21 211 51 41) 41 ~ ny of Oak, C.ommon Land, and Cottage and Garden WAVERLEY NOVELS-NEW EDITION. --. field, in the county of Hereford, Esq. leswiert--Charles Mackinnon, E.g. ; Robert Adam week ; the fine scarce, and also hi g h er; Sugar 495. a It i o r tts2 . _ 6O t 4O _to! . 33 25 113 41 5.2 Also a Portion of the VOLUME XVI. of this EDITION, which fit) 31 - 24 - 44 nACTO Dundee, E•q. 51e., still low. In Refined there is lees doing for export, Sheri' "ton iA loVallet .. 48 02 28 MI 20 21 40 62 RIAL 'TITHES of the Parish of ROGATE. commences IVANHOE, with an INTRODUC- Lewes-Thomas Bead Kemp, of Brighthelmston, in the and the market has assumed rather a heavy appearance, Bperborrie ............ 70 t,l gt! *3 tla , i ati 40 48 , 6,'': e ,„,,, _The Rental and Estimated value nearly TION by the AUTHOR, and Illustrated by John Martin com i ty of Suss e x, Esq. ; Sir John Shelley, of Mares- though no reduction in the currency can be quoted. The I,,:nr"" ----*.- : 40 , 74 11 g 3 ,! N tl i oi l 3 % 1 4. 45 1 , 4TIIOUSAND SIX HUNDRED POUNDS. and J. - Cewse, will I* published on Ist September. fi eld. park, in the said county, Bart. wholesale grocers are still extensive buyers of very fine per BuslieL a. tl. It. 4. s. rt. r. d. a. 4. s. it. 11, li. 11. 11 de ! u "01? affording a most desirable Property for Real ...oteam, of South Dal- Bonds for home consumption. Ate late hour this market Shrewsbury --,... 120 122' 0 0 00 60 70, 0 0 Of LEOMINSTER-Beatunont Baron IT h • gee and investme n t. All the Early Volumes are sin reprinted, and are to - _. _.__ _ . ali st_6l , vestment. Distant from the Metropolis ton. in the county of York :William Manthall, of Pat- had a very hpAv I, nt1r..,,tn,.. •. A ,t,., ~..t.. .t.--:...t........ end e:._. 1 . 3 ' toilee. four from Data., 4..).i c___ r__ __. • . t ._ be had of I (1 all Booksellers, Crown-Office, August 19. MEMBERS RETURNED TO SERVE IN THE anew TARLIA ' SIENT. ALDEOROUGH--The Right Hon. Arthur Wellesley, com monly called Marquis of Douro; the Right Hon. John Wilson Croker. ARUNDEL—John Atkin, Esq., Citizen and Alderman of the city of London; Dudley Coutts Stuart, Esq., corn. monly called Lord Dudley Coutta Stuart, of Wilton crescent, in the parish of St. George, in the county of Middlesex. ASHEURTON—The Right Lion. Charles Arbuthnot, of Carbon-gardens, in the county of Middlesex; Sir Law rence Vaughan Palk, of Haldon-house, in the county of Devon, Batt BURY Sr. Ensitnen's—The Right Honourable Henry Fitzroy, commonly called Earl of Button; the Right lion. Frederick William Hervey, commonly called Earl Jerilyn. BeeenzNOLßY—Charles Tenny son , o f P ar k- street , West minster, . the county of Middlesex, Esq. ; Robert William Mills, of Willington, in the county of Durham, Evq. IginaLwrow—The Right lion. George Percy, commoni* called Lord Lovable; Christopher Blackett, of Welitn, in the county of Northumberland, Esq. Beastrearee-Stephens Lyne Stephens, Esq. ; George Tudor, Esq. - Bea at nee;-4ohn Irving, of Richmond -terrace, Whitehall, in the city of Westminster, Esq. ; the Hon. Frederick Gough Calthorpe, of Upper Grosvenor -street, Gros venor-sqUare, in the county of Middlesex. CA RNA RVONSHIRE—CharIes Wynne Griffith Wynne, of Cefliainwlele in the county of Carnarvon, Esq. CARNARVON-.-WilliAlD Grimsby Gore, Esq. of Parking ton. in the , county of Salop. CiiienESTEß—The Right Hon. John George Lennox, c"mniooly called Lord John George Lennox; John Smith, of Dale-park, is the county of Sussex, Esq. CLIFTON Dateratotitir Haeneess—Arthur Ilowo woitle Esq. ; Jolts Bastard, Esq. Do le wren—Andrew A rcedeck ne, of leverin g-b al I , in the county of Suffolk, Esq. ; Frederick Berne, of Dun. with aforesaid, Esq, Devote—Sir Thomas Dyke Acl md, of Killerton,`in the said county of Devon, Bart. ; the Right Hon. Hugh Fortescue, eominonly called Lord Viscount Ebringtun, of Castle-hill, in the said county of Devon. Earn—Major-General Sir Edward Kerrieon, Bart. ; Sir Philip Charles Sidney, EAST Gemerian—The Right Hon. William Pitt Am herst, commonly called Viscount Holmadale; Frederick Richard West, of Ruthen-castle, in the county of Den bigh, Esq. Garrntr--john 'Villiers Shelley, of Marealield, in the County Of Sussex, Eq. ; John Thomas Hope, of tidi ness, in the county of lleddington, North Britain, Eq. Guleoroan—Charles Baring Wall, of Nornaan-court, in the parish of West `Titherley, in the county of South ampton, Eq. ; George Holme Sumner, of Hatchland'a Park, in the pariah of East Glendon, 'in the county of Surrey, Esq. tiasexattar---The Right Hon. Sir John Beckett, Bart, ; William Holmes, of Grafton.street, in the county of Middlesex, Esq. HORSHASI—The Right lion. Henry Charles Howard, commonly called the Earl of Surrey; Nicholas William' Ridley Colborne, Esq. HONITON—Josiah John Guest, of Dowlais-house, in the parish of Merthyr Tidvil, in the county of Glamorgan, Esq. ; the Right lion.• Sir George Werrender, of Loch End, in the county of Haddington, Bart. HEREFORDSHIRE—Sir John (leers Cotterell, of Gannon., in the county of Hereford, Bart. ; Sir Robert Price, of Foxlcy, in the said county of Hereford, Bart. lisurvotto—The lion. John Somers Cocks, c:rnmonly called Lind Viscount Eastnor, of Eastnor Castle, in th e county' of Hereford ; Edward Bolton Clive, of Whit field, in the county of Hereford, Esq. leswicw,-Cherles Mackinnon, E'q. ; Robert Adam Dundas, El. • L•zwits—Thoutas Read Kemp, of Brighthelniston, in-the eounty of Sussex, Esq. ; Sir John Shelley, of Mares deld-park, in the said county, Bart. ' Lecournwrea--Beaumont Baron liotham, of South Dal 'ton, in the county of York ; William Marshall, of Pat terdale-ball, in the parish of Pitterdale, in the 'county of Westmorland, Esq. hinannaarr—George Smith, of &Won, in the parish of Croydon, in the county of Surrey, Esq. ; John Abel tinith, of Dale-park, 10 the parish of Madehurst, in the county of Sussex, Esq. - Noawrcir—Richard Hanbnry Gurney, of Northrepps, 11 1 the county of Norfolk, Req. ; Robert Grant, of the city of Westminster, 'Esq. New SHOREHAM—Sir Charles Merrix Burrell, of Knepp -castle, in the county of Sussex, Bart. ; Henry Howard, of Aldiogbourue, in the county of Sussex, Esq, Gratatalterox.--The Right !lota. Edward Adolphus Sey mour, comnaonly . called Lord Seymour, of Berry Pome roy-castle, in the county of Devon; the Hon. George James Welloore Agar. Ellis, of lioehatnpton, in the , county of Surrey. e , ORFORD-,Spencer Horsey Kilderbte, of tipper Grosvenor street, in the parish of St. George, Hanover-square, in the county of Middl ese x, E sq . ; Sir Henry Frederick Cooke, K.C.B. Colonel in his Majesty's Army. PLYMOUTH...Sir ThOOUOII4OII Martin, G.C.B. r al in his Majesty's Navy ; the Right Hon. Sir George Cockburn, G.C.B. Vice Admiral in his Majesty's Navy, and one of his Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council. Pevatrroai Eite—The Hon. Ernest Augustus Edg cumbe, commonly called Viscount Valletort, of Mount Edgcumbe, in the county of Devon Gibbs Crawford Antrobus, of E aton -h a ll, in Cheshire, Esq. „ REIGATEAtiIDiraI Sir Joseph Sydn e y Yorke, K.C": James Cocks, of - Chesterfield-street, May Fair, in " le county of Middlesex, Esq. Ross-aufax—Sir James Wemyss Sl'Kenzie, of Scatwell, Bart. Surror.e—Sir Henry Edward Millbury of Barton Magna, in the said county of Suffolk, Bart., X.C.R. ; adder Tyrell, of Polatead, in the said county of Suffolk, Dol. Seam—Walter Burrell, of West Grinstead Park, Es+ ; Herbert Barrett Curtails, of Peasmarsh, Esq. Snosoie--liethell %bond, of Montrath, in the county , -of Divon, Esq. ; Sir John Bon Walsh, of Witrffel4l • ,110 EDEN WOOD AND COMMON, Containing about nr,„%qa HUNDRED AND THIRTEEN ACRES -'94ataticm,,in a tine thriving state, with a considerable Qusnq!k►tahon,'in of Oak, Common Land, and Cottage and Garden 1410. Also a Portion of the , ItECTORIAL TITHES of the Parish of ROGATE. „,., lie Rerstal and Estimated value nearly „",NE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED POUNDS. arm' s l'oe whole affoniing a moat desirable Property for Rein : tad investment. Distant from the Metropolis t i ,7 1 , 1 " 6 4 Milo four from Petersfithl, five from Liphook, --4 eight from Milo, in a fi ne sporting part of the t un trr - the Turnpike road from Petersfield passing !ugh the property, which is nearlrio a Ring Fence. Ter, The Residence to be viewed, by Pcrroluim of the tiie l iht, with Tickets only; the Farms on application to ,retir Tenants. „. 4rlicolars-rossy be had of Mr. Goldring, near the ;,'Yitig tin, on the Portsmouth Road, who will chew the rt:.tate; at the Red Lion and Dolphin, Peters fi eld ; Foun (4„.Portetrtouth ; Anchor, Liphouk ; King's Aims, Petp,"`" r4 s. "4 Godalinio g ; George, Winchesters Swan, ,_. " 4 11 Ano, Ilidhurst ; Mr. Weller and the D o I. LI Chichester; Libraries, Brighton ; ' Mr. Adnam's, o ld iri' r km. P ear . Worceeter; Moses 'Toper. E N I•P Ps 6 9161 tir."4l4 'itratt ; otAtesara, Broughton and White, al It t i • ors, ,Great M arlitarough.etreet ; at Garraways; an o d . thst... ll° " , oor No. 170, llegeut-street, where a plan 1 i "Ildi maY ise eon. Suaan.—The market for Mulcovades continues very firm ; the deMand is extensive, and the holders are gre. dually obtaining higher prices ; the estimated sales this week are 4,000 hhds. and try. At the close of the mar ket we think that brown Sugars are 6d. to Is. higher this weak; the fine scarce, and also higher; Sugar 495. a 515., still low. In Refined there - ls Nei doing for export, and the market has assumed rather a heavy appearance, though no reduction in the currency can be quoted. The wholesale grocers are still extensive buyers of very fine goads for home consumption. At a late hour this market had a very heavy appearance, and the only descriptions that have been taken off with any degree of spirit have been the law qualities of Lumps, far which last week's prices have been given ; of the middling and better de . *captions for' export very few sale. have been made, end although the quotations remain the same as last Week, it would be difficult to realize them, the offers at the preaent time being very limited ; of Crashed for the Mediterranean only two or three small parcels have been sold, but no material alteration in prices has taken place ; for the fine grocery gods also there is less briakness in the demand, but the stock in the market is still small, and about last week's prices continue to be given. Folmar? &MAR.—The public sales thia week 1,750 boxes Ravannah, of which about ;00 sold, fine yellow strong, 265. a 265. id., the remainder - inferiar in colour and quality, and were taken in ; brown to fine yellow to 255. Gil. ; the other transactions small parcels Pernams, middling white 255. a 275. Thai, day at public ands 1,288 chests Havannall Sugar ; a great proportion of the in ferias' white was taken in at Ns. a 39., ; fine white sold 40 a. a 43 e. ; the market is is. a Is. fld, loiver for white Ilavannah Sugrr, Ease ItantA Suaans.—The sale at the India 'House consisted of 16,689 bags Bengal, all sold, White, mid tiling to good, 295. a 325. id. ; low, 275. ° d. a 291. 61. ; yellow, fine and very fi ne , 261. a 27s. id. ; damp, 255. 61 a 301. The finer qualities sold a shade lower than on the 16th of July ; the inferior on rather better terms. The other purchases were inconsiderable parcels. Cerritgi —.The Coffee market hi little varied as to pricee, but there is a heaviness about the trade; the prices of British Plantation on Wednesday gave way 14. a 2s, per cwt., but the market has since recovered the deptaaision. The quantity of Jimaica Cello sold this week is about 900 casks; about 2;000 bags and caska Demerara and Bethke have been offered; the .great proportion, ordinary to fine ordinary, has been taken for shipttient,3s*. ; of . 760 bags East India, part good ordinary and ordinary Batavia sold 27.. a Sly. ; good ordinary C e ylon, SQL. And Sly. ; Sumatra, 255. 6d, By private contralti g('"' l ordinary St. Domieigo, mixed, sold et 31r, 1116 tiny Printed for Robert Cadell, Edinburgh ; and Whittaker, Treasher, and Argot, London. Of whom may be bad, The POETICAL WORKS of Sir WALTER SCOTT, Bart. In Eleven Vols., Bro., price 61. boards; sad Eleven Vols. 18ino., price Si. 36 boards., with Smirks's Plates and New Introductions. LI inittPot Though there a very limited am Wheate to-day, a CORN NXCHANOL-Aug, j was heavy rain during the musket, only ;punt of business was transacted in free Ind a decline of 4d. to 6d. per bushel was to. Yor !inward deliveries tie turners more freely than for some time past. sale, at a reduction of ed. to 84. per trcels of foreign were sold at 3s. 84. to rully submittiii purchased much bats were dull o , Also, the Eleventh Volume separately, in Elvo., price 18s. and likno., 91., to complete former editions. A New Edition of the LADY of the LAKE, in small Bvo. price 9s. is just ready. Alen,Mr. SKENE'S simicnEs of the LOCALI TIES of the WAVERLEY NOVELS. Nos. I. to XVI., prise Is. and le. 6d. each. bushel 1 a few - - 3s. 9,1. per 451 b. MEAT. English, White, per 701 b. -fled —......... Scotch, Welch, And Manx .- -- Irish, White lt 0 U 6 lied ...........-... Foreign 0 0 10 0 Oars, English, Welsh, and Si.vtch, per 451 b 4 3 4 0 ----- Irish --- Foreign ........ ...... ... 3 6 4 0 04111.10 i. English, Molting, per Imp. quarter... 36 0 39 0 -- Scotch and Irish, p.m Gi11i5....... 5 Q 5 0 --- , L. Feeding 4 10 3 0 IigANS, English. per Imperial quarter,.......„ 4l A 45 0 Irish, he Foreign PRIOL. English, per Imperial quarter 4O 0 57 0 ........-- Foreign FLoutt. English, per !2801h... . 5O 0 0 50 0 btl 0 OATAICAL . , English and Irish, per ~ .140Ihs. iNOIAN COUN, pt't 44018 dye, per Imperial quarter l2 0 41 0 We; per Imperial quarter Wheat. t. l o ki o r at o t i : r n u liial:iiya.ior Foreign,the Wuzlifiler4l4.i...hlisn*gc.rtscligic,,lll6j2r: 16,611 15 2,324 3,1431 I 173 1 94 :I)SO - ---- - ---(1-d -4 SOLANDEIt'S LTA, recornm . e . n e ta t h e xi by th• we Sir RICHARD JEkl3l3 ( Physic ian ,p ar . ntat and other e n t inentiPhysicianat in Prefereuce to d ~, ellla Teat (more particulerly during the Spring and •Itunraer Mouths) as the t pleasant soil /44,4, hitherto discoeved, ,in all nervous, bilious, arid : , powerful re. :20esomptive disnrdeni, and in every other debility of toe ;441nriteus system.. This Tea is pleasant to the, taste and , ill as effectual Purifie ofthe 'Amid' and by prompt r .14.,It'utie perspiration, powerfully assuages those _ ;7_`ltig pain. derived from the gout and rheumatism; d ttur, soveregn ef fi cacy in removing complaint. of an d It i i4 i fi eb ir4 L l4ll ,urng the mind fr om thnee self-created alarms, i_41414;47_ i respeatly render the existence of nervous Pen. Pis ilist -r. at rank warm at night it promotes refreshing is e" 111 a restorative cordial to the conatitutiou of sued *,4,P Tatr a hour*, or live toe freely. ii„ Iby Saagar, 160, 016)1(14itteet ,Hawkins, Bnu,a' h'eit; flarria, Ludgate.street; Tait, Cornhill; Nils 41 katthange ; W they Sun Fire Office, Dante.street* 2 1 ii , 44141 1 And through :tat Xingdous. in Pitti et . ' --' 9 . o l d c . 44111trs, 10s, ed. sash. GnErcu.—ln folochs of research as regards/ the ancient A nd modern state of them countries, without a knowledge of which the labour* of the artist and the echo. editionlar arc. of little I t t i t , t ,, l e it av v ai l i , i t i l . tea l li t r i e a se a n s t e new wt sho tt tri t nk4 t t i g i c g e : m e i l a s:i t : 1: 1i n i i t gu tl o p o ro tz v i‘ e t tl ik: , large and lowly pentud octavo volutnee, is without iti rival. The author pet -80114 Y esmilived with great labour, and Often greater risk, the whole ground treated of; so that i ciett reference to clAseleal illuatration, and full and vivid T del r:t i tl i n " C " e l ecce ' the 174 ta i y 'ti t u. a g nk st4 t: e ith ur Eu 4 Mal y, " ono like that become a s sT,dard teorir, NOTICE OF REMOVAL. JEREMIAII EVANS, Stove G ra t e Ma ufacturer, and Furniihing Tronmonger, begs leave reapectfully to return his grateful thanks to the Nobility and Gentry of the United Kingdom, for the unprecedented Patronage. with which he has been honoured during the last. Fifteen Vows, and to announce that he has been com pelled to surrender lin Extensive Premises, denominated " THE LONDON STOVE GRATE BAZAAR," to be pulled, down for the new approach to Loodon-bridge, sad that he has removed to Nos. 44 and 45 ' FISH STREET-HILL, where he has now on show aSplendid Assortment of Stove Orates, Fenders. Fire-Irons, Lamps, Chandeliers, Knives and Forks, Patent Dish Covers, Tea and Coffee Urns, Papier liacho and other Tea Salver., of new and elegant dello& Also • variety of Improved KITCHEN RANGES, and every article of Furnishing Ironmongery of superior materials and manufacture, whi c h are submitted on his usual moderate terms. J. EVANS informs Families Furnishing, ;bat the re maining portion of STOCK removed from his 014 Pre. mists will be sold at about half prim. His F.stablisbmeut at " FINSBURY-PLACE" will continue to be carried on as usual. 44 and 43, Fieh-etreet-bill, Four doors from the hionunient. GERMAN PAPE4B. Nuasunutta, A ua. 11.—Several lettere' have been received in Switzerland from the Swiss Regimvntt in France. One from the 7th Regiment (that of! SILO trays:— " Paris, July 31. " At five o'clock iu the afternoon of the 27th the Regi meet took up arms to quell the insurrection, and returned te its quarters at one o'clock in the morning without loss. On the 28th, at half-past ten, it again, marched into the city, and united with the 311 Regiment of 'the Guards, fought till past eleven at night with the ate.enthletl and armed citizens, but was ohliget to retreat into the' Toile» vier, the Louvre, Ike. and there to piss the night. Early in the morning the firing commenced, and et two o'clock in the afternoon the Sd and 7th Regiments of the' Guards surrendered, after they hail beat reduced to lb or 20 men per company. Major Dufay roMmanded the quarter of Babylon, in which is the barrack of the 7th Regiment, with about 120 men, The rioters, led by the ottpils of the Polytechnic School, eummoned 'to sitirrenter the quarter, promising that no harm -Should be done him. Ile refused all their offers. Fire was then brought to destroy the two 'gates' artei. most obstinate defence, lie endeavoured to make a Sally" resole the Bon levard, but he had scarcely got Out of thei'gete.'when he was killed. The subaltern. Oa ' . 001%.4,teit, who Itarrendereil, with difficulty obtained their lives from the'critel Slid in censed populace. The barrack wee etindoted every thing, even to the beds. The Reels Ailitniire, 'and the other quarters of the Guards and Gentfarmeitit; had the same fate. The Marquis de Maillariles Colonel Monett, and several officers Untlaubalterne, wero able to escape to St. Cloud; and 1 sin concealed in the Rue --, by worthy people. 1 hope that tranquillity will be restored to-morrow, and I shall be able to bleatlie again. I have nothing in the world left hut : . a vair of grey linen pantaloons and a shirt, for we' wers.ohliged to throw every thing sway to tennis thi fury of the unit).— For these two days I bars not been ably to tilt any thing, though the good people have dons all they could to induce me to take some refreshment. I know use how :I shall live unlees tranquillity is restored. 'Thor:Averts of a Re volutiou present a cruel sight, and history ass 'alltßY none that is equal to the tiresont oho." • ' ' Another private hitter saym--.." The'Swiss . (2d battalion of the 7th Regiment) have been very need.. Many were killed and mote wounded. Among she killed were Major I)ufey, Optains Mettler and Blaler, and Adjutant Card m inn. The 3d battalion of the 7th Regim4tit, and the whole of the Bth, were not engaged in the NNW*. The regiment of Mettler was on the 29th July 'inactive in Briancon, Mont Dauphin, end on the frontiers of Pied mont, without marching orders, or any knowledge of what was passing. Nothing can yet be known of the other re giments of the line, of which the 2d is M Rochefort, the in Moines, and the 4th in Corsica, 'Num:, Ann. 4.—The Captain of' ship, who has ar rived in ten days from Durant), brings word that the troubled in Albania are nearly quelled, and thew it reason to believe that order will soon be restored. The Graud Vizier is said to have pacified some partiel of the insurgent* by mild metuntiel, and some by paying their arrears, and to have reduced others by force, Several 'nf the rebel chiefs have fled, despairing of the SUCce.3% of their enter prise. The inbabitanta of the coast, who chiefly subsist by CdUllrlaree end navigation, had taken nn part in the insist rection of the inland provinces, and appear to wish that the whole country may submit to the Grind Vizier, The aceoonte frmn Greece are melancholy. Anarchy prevails in the greater part of the country, and only in a few places where there are French troops something like artier is still preserved. The authorities have no influence, *ml the Government, for want of mousy, can do walling to make itself respected. The parties, divided according to local interests, come more and more in collision, and the in■e. curity of persona and property causes all business to stand still. It would he difficult to conceits a mere trying situation than that of the President. The weakne,s of the Government is still further proved by the revival of piracy. Letters front Syra of the 20th, and front Corfu of the l 2th of July, are full of complaints. On the whole of the coast of Mores mistier, ereseert,tvoll manned and armed; which give chase to torrelsetutena llitherto little injory has been'done, Wettest the persona . interested hew been cautious, bat it Threatens to heeonte greater, unless serious measures are adepted. rimutixa Piolzror.Lln various iibiOs, the finny nations- have " ta'on the gift," sind 14 1 4 t o h e caught in ouch Humbert es formerly. This particularly the ease at Stranraer; but still the suspension may ho merely temporary, and considering what has beets'alreatly done, we are, grateful to the season ,1110 ,far as j! pope. The best test of the prosperity ,of the hen big fishery to this quantity of salt ordered and consuini , il ; al.rt we know for eertaia that some of the Liverpool ht4.ket aqreeishly surprised when they received fresh oolers for 5411; within fortnight of the tints they had shipped what th 4 con waters r ae e ct j 'ia o v ie fil e iu . tl(:6 ' l4 .l d 'hi l p lfzul ... u t lil i t t c: o l e im' a °Pu a l i e ) l i Tl Ya r t tl ' ti lC; prom'se to he very cheep. l'hinigh the tike was in different list season, the raters cm4lttiaior,l of ouremune. , Jilting prices. What .e reotar , cah ,r,, t.o a a was a tat falling off in the consumption io irehod„ and we have conversed with persons who gravely affirm, that since tltu Relief I3ill was carried, there are many who have relaxed in the atriciness with %Odell they were wOnt to observe Lent. u mfries Cinscitc. t+►ted from the moors have no vets, ridi, vice lathed to the 12th dawma±l rather ttnturpidously. `Phu ltiral>r were *rime than usually sity--sought the cover wheretv r they coals!---gave the dugs a great 4,11 of uoneeessitry travel, and were even seen packing in one or two iostancee--a rare circumstance at the commencement of the- Sraton. Wet weather in August nets prodigiously the sports of the field, and as yet it cannot be . ascertitined, whether the grouse are OtirtirrOtoi or scarce, even on liods-most favour ably situated as to abundance of keep and orbeecirront stances essential to the welfare the. Testlittert people. On the 12 th, 18th, and 14th, the mold succeisfsil sports. man We heard of lisgged only StrOu bratv.,astillth-re went many who thought themselves haipy *lli succeeded in seeming three or four, All accounts agree in repsesentmC the black genie a* strong cad stiontlat, t, 01AI . the cry is renewed that these splendid birth Are ifigrl46 os she kit 0 14, #* —Dronfritts Courier,