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NROYAL ACADEMY, SOMERSET-HOUSE. OTICE is hereby , Tiven that the EXHIM TION will OPEN On MONDAY next the 2 d of May , at twelve o'clock. Admission, One Shilling—Catalogir", One Shill:ng. HENRY HOWARD, It. A., l e b E ati xiiii,itore an d S tu d ents may rece i ve their tickets l •••%'ca.taio.ines a PPlYing at..tha Aetticmy on Monday, aft5,!:,,, - ,i; ye ' It EWOLVAS n E.t'Ll " TIC and CO PPE R MINING f CO. The Certiileates of Shares in the Capital MPANY Stock of this Company are ready. or delivery on application at the office, between the hours of Eleven an Three. • \\( 1 '3: 7 ://...‘1445111 4-4/6C-4-2:1: 172 H . , . • • ;‘ ,: i •• . - 4 - • • - • I I r IC . , t I' 4 r " , • „iy, ; ', • ‘8":5 4-,4 /07 D ` 6 ,4\141111'1) ))b i : 14. 6f ) / , '" ,. - "It 0 A LONDON. SATURDAY EVENING-, APRIL 30, 1836. No. 13,614. C, F. KIRKSIAN, Sec. 12 ._ , P a . a., 153(3, Apn. l • PRICE 7D. • ARMONY and MONTAGU , E CONSOLI DATED TIN and COPPER MINING COMPANY. Notice is hereby given, that the Directors have made a CALL ° r per Share of the Capital Stock of the Company, which is Peqnired t o b e paid at the office of the Company on or before the 9th or of May next. Th e C ert ifi ca t es o f Sh ares mus t b e pro d uce d, i n der that the payment may be recorded thereon. C. F. KIRKMAN,. Sec. ng's Arms-yard, April 16, 1836. CONTIL FOR COALS For His MAYESfY'' DOCK YARDS, mill tbe ADMIRALTY arid MARINE PAY OFFICES. • FIFTY POUNDS REWARD. OST or STOLEN, on TUESDAY, th e 26 t h A APRIL instant, from the IPSWICH MAIL, a PAPER PARCEL, containing the under-mentioned BILLS (..H: EX CHANGE, and a large amount of COUNTRY NOTES, and adlrossed to DANIEL ROBERTSON Esq., NATIONAL. PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND, No. 13, Austinfriars, London. UNITARIAN ASSOCIATION. ,I 9111 E ANNIVERSARY of the BRITISH an Fo;tFAGN LNI ['ARIAN ASSOCIATION will be hel GENERAL SrEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. THE GENERAL sTEAm NAVIGATION COMPANY'S yIaST-RATE and SUPERIOR PAC- DEPARTMENT ON' TI IE SI ONES' EEPI.It..t;ENER A L or •t lIE NAVY, SOMEWiE , s , • THE COMMISSIONERS for EXECUTING the OFFICE of LORD }UGH ADMIRAL of the UNITED KINGDOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, do hereby give notice, that on - TITITRSDAY, the 19th Alay next, at One o'clock, they will be ready to treat with Such Persons as way be willing to Contract for supplying his Pelajesty's several Dock Yards, and the Coal Depot Ship at Falmnuth, or any one or more of th?m, and the Admiralty and Marine Pay Offices, with COALS. o n WEDS 9 501 Of l 9 lay. A SERMON in dill of Funds will b.! proachcd at the intpel, in ESSEX-STREET. St rand By the Rev. JAMES AIIMSTR.ONG, D.D., of Dublin. Service to Commence at Eleven o'Clock. Afterwards the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Members and Subscribers will be held to receive the Reports of the Committee, and transact the usual business. The SUBSCRIBERS and FRIENDS to the Association will DINE together on the same day, at the LONDON TA VERN, iu Bishops ate-street. MARK PHILIPS, Esq., M.P., in the CLair. Mr. Barnard, Harlow .John Johnson, Esq., Chester E. Itictn,ll, Esq., Herne Hill Wm. Lawrence, Esq., London Jobe Flatten, Esq., M.P. Henry A. Palmer, Esq., Bristol R. P., Fyson, Esq., Fordham Richard Potter, Esq., M.P. llanel Gaskell, Esq., M. P. Richard Taylor,. Esq., London _ Hon D. G. Hallyburton, M. P. G. W. Wood, Esq., Manchester. Dinner on Table at Five o'Clock precisoly.—Tickets (10s. 6d. each) may be obtained front the Stewards; at the Office of the Association, No. 11, St. Swithin's-laud; and at the Bar of the Tvern. leave the Custom Hou se f o r -HAMB G (carrying Majesty's Tails), every Wednesday Satr.rday, (Ai-1y iu the morning ; returnitil every Wednesday anal Sat tinily. lIOTTEIIO,III and the El HINE (carrying bit 3.D.jesty's Mails) every Wednesday and s'aturday morning, at Seven o'clock precisely; returning every Wednesday and Saturday morning. Reduced Fares, Chief Cabin, 2/. 2s. . _ . • ii EN T RAIL W A Y. 'Notice is h ere by g i ven , th a t NO APPLICATIONS f ur tShile LR ( l: t. S .l p a i ). t . his undertaking can be received after Monday next, Whoever will bring the above Parcel (if lost), with its contents ' safe to Messrs. Bush a n d Master, solicitors, St. Mildred' s - court' Poultry, or give su c h i n fo rma ti o n as shall lead to the findi ng of the same, 'shall receive the above Reward. The particulars of all the Notes are exactly known, and measure, are taken for the diacov,ry of the offenders, if the same Notes or hills o: any part of them arc fraudulently detained or attemided to be negoeiated. For further particulars, apply to Messrs Bush and - Master, or at. the Police Office, Mansion House, London. The following are the particulars of the Bah of Exchange ANTWERP and the It HINE (with a Bag of Letters from the Thursdly Nforniitg, returning Sunday. Reduced Fares, Chief Cabin, 2/. 2s. )!.TEND and the It tIN E, Saturday morning ; returning fu. , ,day night. (ALA IS, Sunday awl Thursday rnornings ; returning Wednesday and Friday- nights. Reduced summer Fares, Chief Cabin, 11. —For, Ca . bin, 17s. lid. By order of the Board, WILLIAM GREEN, / Secretaries. C. SMITH, Kent Railway Office, 76, Cornhill, April 29, 1836. A Distribution of tho Coals, and a Forin of the Tender in Iv be seen at the said Office. No 'fender will be received after One o'clock, on the day of treaty, nor any noticed unless the party attends, or an Agent for him, duly authorized in writing. Every Tender must be delivered at the above Office, and be as cornpanied by a Letter addressed to the Secretary of the Admi ralty, at Somerset-place, and signed by two responsible persons, engaging to become bound with the person tendering, in the sum of 201. per 100 Toes for the due performance of the Contract. L I ON DON, SHOREHAM, and BRIGHTON RAILWAY. (Without a Tunnel--Mr. Cundy's Original Line. ) The shares are now ready to be delivered, and the Parliamentary Documents lie at the offices of the Company for signatures of the Holders of the Deposit Receipt. The delivery will take place between the hours of TEN and ONE. al, New Broad-street. BOULOGNE, Wednesday and Saturday mornings; returning Saturday and Sunday eights. Reduced Suuu► er Fares, Chief Cabin, h.—Fore Cabin, I7s. 6d. From BRIGHTON to DIEPPE Saturday. rdurn'n,e; Wednes rhy. Reduced Sununer Fares, Chief Cabin, 11.—Fore Cabin, 17s. 6d. i'7: ....• 0, ,p, ...-• ...• t , D 4 ,0 .• •—, o— , SIC .—, Ca 4 , - ,--, .--, .--, I•C% .-' CA CI Co •—• 0 t „ UT ~.., h, 000 , 0 © 0 Z., .4 X k•:. , 0 0 ct , Co , •—• 1„:, a ___. otDcg: 00 oc0000.--i=COczoc.. 0 • .., Aryl from Beiil 2 , \VI ar: for RAMSGATE and MARGATE. First-rate Steam Siii e mi wol slimily run !o EDINBURGH, in col. jut.etton with the 'grips already established on that station, an, to BERWICK-UPON-TWEED and NEWCASTLE-UPON. TYNE. rp, TIE • SINECURE CHURCH OF IRE LAND, PRESENT PROSPECTS, SLAVERY in AMERICA, &e. &c., will form prominent tortes in the •• NENVs" of To-mon ow. Together with a MEDALLION PORTRAIT and MEMOIR of Dr. LUSIIINGTON, M.P., and a vast mass of the choicest news of the week. Thirty-two Columns, Price Sevenpence. A Monday's Edition, with Markets. LONDON AND GREENWICH RAIL WAY. The COMPANY'S CARRI AGES START every half hour f Tin DEPTFORD and BERMONDSEY, from Eight in the .n turnin g to Seven in the evening, until further notice. GEORGE WALTER, Resident Director. N.B. Conveyances are always in readiness for passengers from 1-Peptford to Ctiarleton, and Woolwich, and from Bermondsey to 13 7 Part of town. THE HAYLE RAILWAY COMPANY OFFICE, Rectory-House, London-wall. Notice is hereby given, that at a MEETING of the BOARD 'OeDTE~ECTORS of tbe HAYLE RAILWAY COMPANY, held at t&. Offices of the Company as above, on Wednesday, the 27th I' l 2 of April, beanolB3, it was resolved unanimously, That a CALLf tll. per Share Per Shire on or before the 29th of May next, and the remaining 5/. per Share on or before the 22d of June next; the same to be paid t° hlessrs Ransom and Co., the Bankers.of the Company. . HENRY ENGLISH, Sec. April 27, 1836. CONTRACTS FOR WORKS. TIME FOR TENDERS EXTENDED. ‘-fig E A T WESTERN RAILWAY. Notice is hereby given that the Directors will receive at their London Office. No. 17, Cornhill, on or before TIIURSDAT, the sth May next, at 12 o'clock, TENDERS for the execution of the following Contracts : CONTRACT No. 5 L.—The formation of that portion of the IlaUway commencing at the termination of the Contract No. 4 L, and evending from the west side of the parish of Iver to or near to the proposed bridge over the river Thames at Maidenhead, a distance of about eight miles, including the earthwork generally, LOU the construction of all bridges, culverts, and other brickwork and masonry, and the entire completion of all other works neces sary for that portion of the Railway (excepting tha laying of the sails and formation of the permanent road. ) CONTRACT No. 6 L.—The construction and entire comple- Viol' of a bridge across the river Thames at Maidenl cad, with land a rches and other works immediately connected therewith. Drawings and specifications of the above works may now b seen t the Railway Office at Ilanwell, also at the Office, No. 17, Corn and printed Forms of 'fender may be had at either of the said Offices. The Directors will not consider themselves bound to accept the lowest Tender, and they expect the several parties to attend at the •Offiee at ONE o'clock on the sth of May. C. A. SAUNDERS, Secretaries. I. J. CIIAPMAN, CONTRACTS FOR WORKS. TOM FOR TENDERS EXTENDED. G_REST WESTERN RAILWAY. BRISTOL. ,Notiee is her e by given that the Directors will receive , at their ‘-' l fice in Bristol, on or -before the 3d of May next, at Twelve 'o'clock, TENDERS for the execution of the following Contracts : CONTRAST No. 2, B. , 'he excavation and formation of the Earthwork, and construe• mol l 01 Bridges, Culverts, and othei Masonry, and the entire corn 111etion (excepting the ballasting and laying the permanent rails) of Ihat portion of the Railway extending from the termination of the kontract No. 1. B. in a field Ne. 8, Kemliam, to a road marked . 70, in the same parish, being a distance of about 2 miles and I quarter. CONTRACT No. 3. B. The excavation and formation of the Earthwork, including a short Minel, and construction of Bridges , Culverts , an d other Masonr y , II•0(1 the entire completion (excepting the ballasting and l a y in g the l'iroinent rails) of that portion of the Railway extending from a road ,2;70, in th e p a rish of Keynsham, to a point in No. 3, Merton, a distance of about 3 miles and 3 quarters. Drawings an d Specifications of the above Works are now exhi bited at the Company's Office, Corn-street, Bristol, and printed PIA of Tender may be had on application at the same Office, end enders delivered 3d of May. The Directors will not consider themselves bound to accept the ,test T en d er , an d t h ey ex p ec t th e semeral parties to atteml at the "liiee, at One o'clock on the 3d of May. I. J. CHAPMAN, }Secretaries. CHAS. A. SAUNDERS, LONDON, SALISBURY, EXETER, PLY MOUTH, and FALAIOUTH RAILWAY COMPANY. Capital 2,500,0001., in Shares of 251. each. Deposit I/. per Share. ntitEcroltS. John Allen, Esq. Sir J. W. Pollen, Bart., M.P. Robert A s hinan, Esq. William Pinney, Esq., M.P. Co l. Wm. Baqey. Rowand Ronald, Esq. Willia m Berradaile. Esq. John Rundle, Esq., M.P. 1.1 • n. Duneombe Pleydell Bou- .I, , eph Baraes Sanders, Esq. eerie, H.N. Herb; Short, Esq. J ohn. f Brothers, Esq. Sir John Slade , Bart. w : W. Burden, Esq., M.P. Joseph Spa rkes, Es q. illiam Cash, Esq. Henry Cellists Splatt, Esq. W m. Downie, Esq.. of Appin Henry Sparkee, Esq. !11. Campbell Gillan, Esq. John Rodway Stock, Esq. A Award Everett, Esq. Thomas Bruce Swinhoe, Esq. .r.,''' I. H. Grubbe, M.A. Right Hon. Sir Edward Thorn e' notnas Heath, Esq. ton, G. C. B. Edward Hogarth, Esq. Col. John Charles Tufnell Georg e Hughes, Eq. John Twells, Esq. ii . o:ge Money, Esq. George Walter, Esq. Rob ert INorm an , E,, q . James C. Wilcocks, jun., Esq. 'Robert Page, Esq. John Yates, Esq. With liberty to add to theirnuntber. STANDING COUNSEL. I,lrWrilliam Webb Follett, M.P. I P. Tweils, Esq. A • Slade, Esq. Riehr.rd Preston, Esq. o tterroas—Messrs. Birkett and Son, and Geo. Stephen, Fsq. 44 .1.1.A.IIESTART AGIENTS—MCSirt. BUllnier and Galan, and Sir Robert Sydney. ENGINEER—George Laiidmann, Esq. PERINTE.NDENT—John Ilerapath, Esq. SURVEYOR—Mr. Charles Dean, Exeter. COMMITTEE AT EXETER. liS 4 Ater Arden, Esq. Charles Hubbard, Esq. et_ Clench, jun., Esq. Warwick Hele Tonkin, Esq. jarnel Bishop Davie, Esq. John Tucker, Esq , Ald. Ilarnes Sanders, Esq., Ald. John Madgwick Wileocks, Esq. trePil Sparkes, Esq. .1. Carroll Wilcocks, jun., Esq. j e rY Sparkes, Esq. W. J. P. Wilkinson, Esq. 4arn, Esq., Ald. SoLiciron—W. 11. Furlong, Esq. Th e t . Pired fixed for receiving applications for Shares having ex the , nne ar rangements have been made for collecting the returns from be aecnintry Committees, which, when complete, au early day will PPointed for the appropriation of Shares. GEORGE PRICE, Secretary. Lo mbard -street, April 29, 1836. 8-ALISBURT, ROMSEY and SOUTHAMP TON RAILWAY COMPANY. Th. „ Capital, 300,0001., in Shares of 25/. each. ailway will branch from he London, Salisbury, Exeter, th; ‘ ,., -- "th, and Falmouth Railway, at Salisbury, and will proceed to th e ; s Y, through Redbridge, and from thenee to Southampton, and aann e t,, i°tll the projected Railway between Portsmouth and South e!' Oct the Lon lon and Southampton Railwav, thus form : lireet Railway ( communication between the south-Eastern ri lti tt , t tes and the West of England, the ports of Portsmouth, Ply- T IA, and Falmouth. Co mmittee of Managem e nt of the L on don, Salisbury, Exeter, ss n,.th, and F a l mout h R a il way C ompany, h av i ng been strongly att e ll ,. -- `I many i n fl uent i a l part i es connected w i t h t h e agricultural, lin„ ea ntile, an d trading interests of the district through which the I nri g i;.' l ,! pass, to a dd t hi s most i mportant b ranc h t o th e gran d l ine it N ig"! undert a k en b y them, have unan i mous l y reso l ve d t o d o so . 'with nevertheless have all the advantages of a distinct Company, sPp ar "Parate expe n dit ure an d di v id en d, an d w ill be regulated by a a.la °t a t e Act of Parliament, at the same time that it will receive the b5...,,n aio o, t he powe r f u l talent already announced in the London three ki a i n i t d in the professional skill engaged in the construction of the T he ti e ° . untry has b een surveyed, and presents a mos t f av ourable / Mich a nd upwards of one-half the line will be upon the Land C anal i b a s excavated an d l evelled many rears ago for the intended , tn Southampton to Salisbury.. whol e o f the Shares would have been at once taken by the ~rvCapitalists, b ut the Provisional Committee have re - Parties t( ?lie half f or the demand which will necessarily arise from Inttrested on the line. a doptv vro vis'onal Committ ee re f er w i t h sat i s f act i on t o reso l u ti ons N lire 'it..atthe following Meetings, and beg to annsunce, Ca that the raPictir filliu 00 are' can be secured only by payment of the deposit of 1/. t Share, at the Banks of Messrs. Williams, Deacon, and 1 411 ; . aair e hi n -lane London, the London Bankers of the Com- Ath ec i i _ at the Banks of Messrs. Maddison and Co., Messrs. Ara m:4 7 and Fall, and the Hampshire Banking Company, South ,toub., I Messrs. Vootner and Co., amid the Haropahire Banking thorn!, Bornsev ; Messrs. Grant and Co., Portsmouth ; Messrs. slisteuorset tts4 and co., Messrs. fietley, Everett, and Co., and the Wilts Banking Company, Salisbury ; and applications for to Lb.,,,, a 9 be made to the se , teral other Bankers and Agents of C iltn/4 4 7 7 ' ; 0, an S a al:isbu ry , Exeter, Plymouth and Falmouth Railway WILLIAM HOUSMAN, the Close, Salisbury ; BhMAN and STEAD, llomsey ; CLEME.VT and NEWMAN, Southampton, Joint islie.,ors to the Company. N. P. HARRIS, Salisbury Secretary. 71, 4-.o inbar By order of the Diteclor, d-,st reef- GEORE PRICE, Secretary. 4, THE ROYAL BANK OF IRELAND. HEAD OFFICE, DUBLIN. Capital of £1,500,000, in 30,000 Shares of £5O each. YU:Mt:IONA L DIRECTORS FOR DUBLIN. Thos. Richard Needham, Esq. James Dwyer, Esq. Richard Garrett, Esq. John Jones, Esq. Patrick Reid, Esq. James Dawson, Esq. FOR LIVERPOOL. Thomas Firth, E.q., Union Bank. Thomas Rodick, Esq., Sen., Director of:the Liverpool Union Banki FOR MA NCIIESTF.R. James Hardie, Esq., Sen., Director of the Northern and Central Bank of England. Herbert Hardie, Esq., Manchester. The full number of Shares being nearly allocated the Provisional Directors hereby give noti.:7e :..at Applications must be made with out delay at - the Bank of Sir Hobert Shaw - , Bart., an 1 Co., subject to the current premium, which is to form a reserve fund for the benefit of the Company. Foster-place, Dublin, April 25, 1836. VAST OF ENGLAND BANK. CENTRAL OFFICE, NORWICH. Capital, One Million, in 50,000 Shares of 201. each. TR UsTEES. Sir Augustus Henniker of Thornhain, Bart. Sir Eaton Stannard Travers, K.H., of Ditchingham Lo•lge. John Francis Loathes, of Herringfieet-hall, Esq. Edward Fuller, of Carlton-hall, Esq. Samuel Bignold, of Norwich, Esq. Charles Steward, of Blundeston-house, Esq. GENERAL. BOAR]) OF DIRECTORS. • Timothy Steward, of Heigharn-lodge, Norwich, Esq., Chairman. Ambrose Harbor(' Steward, of Stoke-park, Ipswich, Esq. John Reade, of Holbrooke-house, Ipswich, Lsq. William Steward, of Great Yarmouth, Esq. William Martin Seppings, of Norwich, Esq. William Moore, of Norwich, Esq. John Ringer, of Tuttington-hall, Aylsham, Esq. John Green Crosse, Esq„ F.R.S., Norwich. Edward Loathes. of Hobland-hall, Great Yarmouth, Esq. The Directors have to intimate that the District Bank at Bury St. Edmunds will open for business on TuEsnAr next, the 3d of May, under the management of Francis George Hamilton, Esq. • In consequence of a report being in circulation that the East of England Bank is likely to suffer from the bankruptcy of a gen!le man lately connected with the Norfolk and Norwich Joint Stock Banking Company, the Directors beg explicitly to state that such report is totally devoid of foundation. The East of England Bank is in every respect perfectly free from any of the liabilities of the late Norfolk and Norwich Joint Stock Banking Company ; the business of that establishment having been transferred to it entirely unfettered by any previous Banking operations whatever. By order of the• Board, WILLIAM CARGILL, General Manager.' Norwich, April 27, 1836. DESIRABLE THEATRICAL INVESTMENT. lt. JAMES HARRISON is instructed by the -/-7-1_ the Assignees of SIMEON GOODWIN, late of Bir mingham, a Bankrupt, to offer for public competition, on MONDAY, the 2nd of May next, at the Saleroom, next door to RADEN HURST'S ROYAL HOTEL, New-stre.et, Birmingham, A SPLENDID PIECE OF MECHANISM, which has been brought to perfection at a vast expen.liture of tame and money, having cost upwards of FOURTEEN HUNDRED POUNDS. This unrivalled mechanical production consists of a PETITE THEATRE AND FANTOCCINI, comprising upwards of 300 of the most unique AUTOMATON AND MECHANICAL FIGURES ever produced by the SKILL OF MAN, with all the paraphernalia necessary to render it complete and at tractive, so that the FORTUNATE PURCHASER may at once, without any additional expense, submit to the criti cisms of the most fastidious artist, an exhibition which has repeat edly drawn forth the unanimous plaudits of OVERFLOWING AUDIENCES. To render this exhibition still more powerfully attractive, there are connected with it a VARIETY OF EXQUISITE SCENES, painted by mod eminent artists, the principal of which, comprise views of the GREAT METROPOLIS OF ENGLAND, ANCIENT WESTMINSTER, The noble CITY OF STOCKHOLM, The celebrated • CITY OF MOSCOW, as it appeared before its destruction by that renowned warrior NAPOLEON; The magnificent CHAIN PIER AT BRIGHTON, THE BAY OF NAPLES, • . (the most splendid view in the world) MOUNT VESUVIUS, in all its terrific, yet sublime, volcanic eruption, with several baldly sketched SEA VIEWS, all relieved by some of the most picturesque and romantic scenery ever produced by the hand of Nature, or copied by the pencil of the artist. The Auctioneer begs to state that as the property is in the h an d s of assignees who must, as early a; possible, convert the same into money, the whole will be offered without any reserve. For further particulars, and to treat for the same by private con tract, apply to Mr. Lefevre, solicitor, to the assignees, or to the auctioneer, both of Birmingham. rrITE EXTRAORDINARY EFFICACY OF FRANKS' SPECIFIC SOLUTION OF COPAIBA, (a certain end most speedy cure for all Urethral Discharges, Gleets, Spas motile Strictures, and Irritation of the Kidneys, lilatider, Urethra, a , 41 Prostate Gland), has been verifi id by the testimonials of numerous emi nent members of the Medical Profes , ion, who have adopted the use of the Medicine in their public and mivAte practice, with the most signal success. From the list of names atonic gentlemen of the Faculty (resid. ing in London) who have furnished Mr. FrankA with their high opinions of the efficacy of FRANKS' SPECIFIC SOLUTION, the following arc se ccted : Joseph Henry Green, Esq., F 11.5., one of the Council of the Royal Col. legs of Surgeons, Surgeon to St. TM inas's Hospital, and Professor of Sur. get y to King's Colie , ze, London. Braila)) , Cooper, Esq , F.R.S., Surgeon to Guy's Hospital, and Lecturer on Anatomy, &c. William Hentseh, Esq , No. :1, Furnival's Inn, Holhorii, late Howe. surgeon to the Free H sp,tal, Greville.street, Hatton-glrden. Alexander Tweedie, Esq , Surgeon to the Free Hospital, Grev:lle-s!reet, H ton-card en. Prepared only by George Franks, Surgeon, 90, Black fri ars-ro.td, London, and may lie had of a'l wholesale and retail Patent Medicine.vendirs in the United Kingdom, in bottles at 2s. 91, 45. 6d., and I Is each. • Or Mr. Franks may be codsul'..ed every thy, as usual, until Two o'Clock. BLAIR'S GOUT and RHEUMATIC PILLS. —These Pills continue to call forth the grateful thanks and approbation of all classes of society. From many of the highest branches of the Nobility to the poorest peasant, these Pills have happily been the means of giving a degree of health and comfort, which in toot cases had not been enjoyed for years; they eff..ctually relieve the most acute fit of Gout in a few hours, and seldom fail to enable the pafie t to resume his usual avocation in two or three da,s, and if taken on the first symptom:, the patient is frequently left in dmint as to the reality of the attack. For Rheumatism they anwwer admirably as wed' as S.natica. Lumillago, Pains in the Head or Face; many cases of 4,1 d standing Itla tanxism have been effectually cited by the use of a few boxes. he tbllowing is oner of the Testimonials in their favour. rely many cases, h&c:tiding some of the worst description, mr.y be seen at No. '229, Sir ud, Lon.aan To Mr. Prout, .?:9, Strand, London. Sir—l have great satisfaction iu announcing to you the extraordinary effects of Blanes Gout and Ithetunatic Pitts.' For several years I have been subj,ct to the Gout, and was never able 'o procure any thing which produced lasting benefit, until I was induced to try a box of Blair's Pills, which so far eared ire, that I was al le to get on hors back without any ass'stance, an exertion which a month previous I dared not have at tempted ; I continue to (Eke a Pill ocea.ion ally, and I dare say that in a short time I shal be able to say they have quite cured me, indeed the pain daily decreases, and I feel greatly indebted to the propr.etor f.r his valuable Pills Should you, Sir, think proper to snake this wonderful case public, I shall not have the slightest objection to your doing so.—l remain, Sir, your obedient set rant, " Melton Mowb-ay, Feb. 12., 1516. LANDE." These Pills are taken without th , l least care or attention, by either sex, young or old, aed have the peculiar property of entirely removing the disease without de , ilitating the frame. whien as universally I. ft in a stronger and better state than bef :re tine malady commenced. And tinge is another most important effect belonging to this medicine—tnat it pre vents the disease flying to the brain, stomach, or other vital part. Sold by Thomas From, 229, strand, London ; and by his appointment. by all respectable liedicine, -riders in the kingdom. Price ..2s. 9.1. per box. Ask for Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills; and see that the signature of Thomas Front" is on the outsine of tine wrapper. - N -- - E RVO Li S DlilliLl'rY, ice.----M li Die AL y , .. ETHICS.—The following works will serve ail giiill , 6 an 4 monitors to all who may feel interest,' in their perusal : —I. The ,tgi s o f Lire presents an exten led vow of the causes and ell•Tts of self-abuse, in. temperance, and liberinism, as tending to produca debl.ty, and nervous irrdation. *2. The Syphilist tcc,imin lids rself to the serious notice of the man of pleasure scion suffering under the en stitutional ll'..cts of ~y /m ilis, &c. :3 Hygelana is addressed to the reserved and sensitive le. male, who mss possess in this work a conflilentlal adviser undgr the most dchcate eircum.txxes ; even where the hopes of raatornity have heeli lung delayed. I'{:m ' e safely recommen d e d, as well for o asr l ,r the ext e n s i ve an d success ful result of ), 1 contain, l t i a o i o , i, ' ca k the autliovi e*P.cr)en,ce."—London Morning Jour na l. .6 We agree with the editor of the I..iiikiln l"These Morning Journal, ~n.l recommend Mr. Goss's : 0 s illip ti ra jol' truthsiai: t tlie publications for general peke,i4l,Py,diliburgli Weekly Paper. .. The pre cepts contained in this work are intereati.4 ::::!d useful." - Edinburgh Pa p- r. .. Thi•i pablica -o tion, while it neither spiisie,, ngc,d voluptuary, nor , site youthful prodigal, offers to both th, in st important ailvania44..it— Glasgirei raper, .. I his work 51-I:kg. iana) is prope.lv called an analysis of some femme QlN:pints ; it is written iti , ti very peculiar style of moral ad. i ;al•.. Flit, monition.”—Datkin MorliillF - 0 . 1,1 • . e w o rks have passed through twenty editions ; they c4mptile titijity and simpli c ity , an d we recommen d them accord ing I y.n—l)uhlin )4eckqy ionrpal. The itbove may be had of Sherws.N. and 01., paterivafp.rnw • pArtpr, 7 , ovrton,..orget. 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CP g E-F-z gE. g :a. g (.7,"4 g 3 .1 3 ? `.-.1 Fi•-•< •-•4 'ts 5 !;':. .P 4 - 2 Z' c 7; S' m A It, I N E 0 C I Bishops. at At the ANNIVERSARY DI CIETY, which was held at the L 26th of March, 1836, The Earl DE GR The following sums were collecte Annual n E T I" S OFFICE, 54, te-street. :NNER of the MARINE SO ,andon 'raven', oa ScuMay, the LEY in Cie Chair, narked a. Admiral Talemachit a 5 0 T. A. llaynsft.rd, Esq. 5 0 The Right Hon. Lord . • A. Fit zelarenee a £2 2 Admiral Taylor 5 0 Captain Wilson... ...... a 2 2 His Most Gracious Ma jesty The Hon. East India Company The Corporation of the Trinity House The Earl of llonmey Th• Earl De Grey Captain F. D. Schaw, It. N . The Right Hon. W. T. Copeland, Lord Mayor, M.P.., C. E. P John Curteis, Esq Captain Nairne, H. C. S .1. Gilliam kitilwell H. J. Wheeler, Esq D. J. Thompson, Esq William Little, Esq Robert Lowry, Esq John Pepys, Esq Tha Right Hon. Vice- Admiral Sir G. Cock burn, G. C. B • a Admiral Sir G. Martin, G. C. 8.. 105 61 103 0 50 0 30 0 ! Cap . t. M. Grindlay... .. 2 2 M. Pryor, Esq... a. 2 2 W. Newnham, Esq a 2 '2 Lieut. - Gen. Sir 11. Tay ]or, G. C. B a 2 2 Lady Scott Captain Shepherd a 2 '2 Lieut. Eyton, R.N a 2 2 Colonel Lu.shington a 2 2 T. Edgar, Esq ... a 2 E. W. Wadeson, Esq. a '2 2 Appleyard, Esq. a 2 '2 J. Sherwin, Esq a 2 '2 G. Bu. r Nixon,Esq. a '2 2 Rear-Mm. H. Stuart 20 Henry Travers, Esq ... 2 0 C. Ferguson, '2 2 Colonel Furman 0 ...... 23 01 1 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 10 10 1 10 10 10 10! B. Aislable, Esq.. ...... 22 TR. Carry, Esq .5 OF. Foster, Esq 2 2N. Domett, Esq 5 s'll. Porinan 5 5 John Goldstnitt, Esq 1 1 G unston, Esq 1 1 5 S;A FrienJ 1 0 5 5'J. Adee Curtis, Esq...a 1 1 5 s!lt. Esq 1 1 5 5 Sir J. C. Alortlock 5 5.11. Nicholson, Esq 1 1 5 5 Oct. Ontrnanney, Esq 1 1 5 SJo kith Ruben, E5q..... 1 1 5 0 Ellis Keene, Es.q... 5 0 Robc.rt Locke, Esq 1 1 5 0 Captain Swinton 0 10 5 0 5 0. £690 16 Fran. Deaeou, Esq Joseph Pulley, Esq Moolve Mahomed Ismael Khan Geolre Shore, Esq Colonel Galloway Captain Shea Sir C. Forbes. Bart._ Geo. Forbes, Eso Capt.:N. Smith,R. N John Capel, Esq Capt. Bowles, It. N Captain Birch. Ca t i i Alsager, P Fi'at.e.s Warden, Esq Received s:nce last publication : Gen. Sir. W. 11. Clir.- 'J. Angerstein, Esq.... a ton, K. C. B a £2 2 Captain Sir. C. Cole, Sir Walter R. Farquhar, 1 K. C. B. , 11. N. a Bart. a 5 5 Admiral Lawford a William Yew, Esq.... a 1 IJ. Dufaur, Esq a Robert Boyd, Esq a 2 2 Wm. Pearce, Esq A. J. Doxat, Esq a 2 2J. H. Briggs, E5q..... a Lewis Doxat, Esq a 2 2 Admiral Lambert a J. A. Dozat, Esq a 2 2W. Fuller, Esq a Henry Bennet, Esq... a 2 2J. E. Downeswell Esq a 11. Bacon, Esq a 2 2 Right Hon. Lord Middle- Sir J. R. Reid, Bart., I ton a M.P. a 2 2R. W. H. Dare, Esq., John Irving, Esq a 2 2 M.l) a J. Schneider, Esq a 22 11:ght Eon. Lord W. de 'The lion. Capt. Sir F. B. I Broke... ............ ... a R. Pellew, 11. N Brice Pearse, Esq a 2 2 Hon. 11. Legge a Edward Hannan, Esq. a 2 2C. G. Thornton, Esq a John Furse, Esq a 2 2R. Derbyshire, Esq. a Ilanlgett, Esq a 1 1 Admiral Sir S. Smith, R. Percival, Esq a 2 2 C. C. B . a L. D. Smith, Esq. ... a 2 2R. S. Applcyard, Esq. a J. Labouchere, Esq... a 2 2J. Swantield, Esq. ... a R. • Williams, Esq., li. Weylanc, Esq a M.P.. Richard Lee, Esq. Colonel Alston a 22 J. F. Mason, Esq Sir 'l'. Baring, Bart... a 3 3 Abel Smith, Esq a Edward Prior, Esq.... a 22 S. Smith, Esq ... a J. J. Holford, Esq.... a 2 2 Right lion. Lord Mid , ile- Mts. Ants Champion, a 2 2 ton a It. I'. Glynn, Ls+ ••• a 2 2 Vice-Admiral Sir W. Sirs. Dandy.... ...... ... a 2 Hotham a 11. Baynes, Esq. J. H. Lewis, Esq a 221 Knox, R.N a W. Turnbull, Esq a 2 2,F. Coslins, Esq a R. Herries, Esq. •••••• a 2 28. Sharpe, Esq., R.N a lion. Adm. Curzon... a 2 2Lady O. B. Sparrow a Capt. B. Cator, R.N. a 2 2 Re‘. T. lieberden Hollett and Robinson, IThe lion. M. Langley a Esqrs. 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Lowland :Meadow Hay .C 3 10 to 1.3 1. NI,: Meadow tiay U U U 13 IJ ..ellil Old Ditto 4n 4 4 Ft to UpLood Meadow and ltye.,.;rass Hay CI over Hay._ -I 5 5 l'o oit Stl,l\V. ..t.1 14 to el 1 , 1 . Wheat Straw IIS 2 0 SMITHFIELD. Coar e heavy Lowlauil Meadow Itay t3 5 4:3 10 sl.w Nleadow Day . d 0 ........ ..... h 0 Uwfi.l Old ohm, 3 b 4 41 C tie Upland Me.alow ahil Hy.. grass Hay C. over tlay extra line ait. Straw ...... .. ..: 1 lii.. XI 11l t lVlivai Straw ...... .... lIS 21. DUNGERFoItD. t per Load of 36 Trus..tb.) It LAND. Cur-e 11e3.10 w flay New McAmy flay 0 0 I) u Weoll lild 100.1 rim. Ul4:alolNle.elow ;:41 tiye grass flay (• , , , , , ,r flay ... ... 4 5 5 5 OA St raw t I I:: to fI I t %vit..at striw . ........ Ihi Ilb 1 . 1: ICE ()V IIitEAD. The highe , t price of Brea.) in the letrov, is Sj. for the 411). Le, (lime are .altera who ~.11 from a half.peony to three Ilale.pene4 beirm VIA rate. P3OCEO The Average Price of Brown or :he 11 , qm. made in the week end 3,8 I per Ifinuire4 Wei:zht, 013, .31 . 0 or payable thereon on the limett , IfsUGA :L. • Aluieuvado Sugar, elmpuled fr. rn Llitig the :?9t16 April, Ityti, it clusive t I the i wit% nl Cit.ttott .thuh,n thrri'nf int,' f:ro "ritain raid; OF SF Per Cwt. Per Qu trter .... ...... N ,v Eng:isit Ited Clovers 2, 7. 1 , R2s o.' Ditto Ditto .l --% ---.: NT •W Foreleo IA A° sos. GO. 6As. 0 O Ditto Ditto 'etv White Clover il s Trs. s s. int Irmo Ditto NT , w Trefoil I i. 11l- 2 s. 0 cl Ditto —.. 124 I. fretlaori •t-ls :t is tlrs : , .141ish Carraw:iy --s. 50...5), l'or..4rit Mao ... ..... --i; 4., sris riiiratkler —s 105.,14s ltatv,i,ii 1 , :i , !1. ,, i eV. i er /,-,.: St. Foin ^ Is. "Rs. 4:!. Rye Grasi I% _44.:1.1,. Pae..y Gras, —4 :13.. 42 Lill , l'Oti, tor , eetl.tl4 sis 635, ;Os. >it to, for mistral, —, _M , Datti, for et tisi i i ttg s !oi. frit , . C.tntlry - 1, 51s. kletno --e. 44s 51k , Per Bushel. %White Nlttstarkt 's 0.% fls 6.1, Brown Ditto 44 .41. 10, ... Parry 4s 0.1. fik4. a 4. t.:ist :'5 ... 1' , ,t4.!.. -, 2' ft4' PRICE- OF tIOP, —Apra Ijl.l. Farnham "'parts (io r cwt.) I 1 vs. tl. Os. to 111 Oti. li - Pockets ..... Choice (tato Kent Bags .. Suss:, Pock, ts .... . ./. 0. 1 lit. to 4 4 soperline ditto ‘V i I 11:11' NI A 11K day ........ Th.. •d to Sti d Clovrr fills d , 4t Str w. ...... ..... ^us .1 , 0 3t, PRICES OF POrll'OES ,1T SPI l'Al. , 'ltt:l.DS York liels (Ir., vei , el) oi, (14, to d. .0 per lots. Scotch itetlS datil. -3/.10 to 41. I.'t, ,1.t.t0 Conlnott Reck './. 0,. to 41 (. ottto Alarsli ChatopionA I!. 0, to 41. :). ditt., Slum, 3. Op. to 3/. 101. ,toto Nlitlillittg .... I/. Isi. to /1. Ids tliito Coati _ U. to, to ( t • ti... oot. ____. PHILE OF 011. Rape Oil, brown, per toll, Iw os . Os.— Linceeil in!, 471 11.* I..ni-eett Oil Cake at t h Mill, .1.01 , 13'. Os —ll Ape Cnke, per ton, 5 58. PRICES OF lik:A 111141 t. Per lb it to il l I'er lb to re Croi i 141th i ,, 30 to 4611 i each 021 11 Horse Bides, (ierium i 4 1 -to 5t l'2 15 1------ Spanish ----LO 6 ' .. 13 :7 i CallSkitts, 3, to 41111, (du, j• ,5 ; I t : 801 l Irides .chtts, Vitt .01 - •-- no . 4 . •, , . 24 -- Etiglol• . •-.3 - 7.0 !tit._ .. ..... it II _. -- t toeigtt ...... ro, opt Hub., l.l 11 1-- -- tdtrill iii 17 I) stag I Liles ---- Shave.! .... i 5 19 1 Ilosils "'7 14 lie t Saddlers Hides ......., 16 N 8.-I,i es ,. 6 F . I horse Hider., English -9 11 mowed 11 to Id tier 111 trot, OF It A W FAT. lo , r Ache or Price ol"rallow (As t.tted loy the Tiiii• - hv Mdteno •• •• 2: 91. Plt ICE OF TA LLO W, SOAP, &e. per I I vlti. town Tallow 49, (id. Yellow Soap - s. 14.: Yelltiw Russia White --s. otl. Curd —s oil 4):11) DI:to --i. (Id l; l'4Ve. Melting Stull D tto lough • ,53. NI I'ltlC I.: OF TLe price of good Store Candles ii Candies. per dozen, :s thi ; in Six;weliee per doaor CAN t)i.F.S. the Retail w a 3 1,11„„.s woo muLdsis, Si. lid. for ca.ll. COAL 3,1 A Per lon A. E r. - A pri 1 _x). A , lair c 11,irti~,3 lliiiio .'s Mali) Chester to ' H ,.... An l7 3 ~urn Mail' :NI :3 tiol) well l9 6 I.,tze's %I..in crtl s IZedliugli I ; 6 Mewl) la 6 Suitt, liartley lautield 'Townley .... —... 1 , 4 0 West Hat tley Per Ton. s. d. Walls End 1 intpur 2 . .1 %Valls End VV tlls I..:nti flaintlier!a..d V. 3 %Valls End Pi...arctl. l7 0 Vlizals End Brantlyll's ••, 0 %Valls End llnsuell . ....... 2. 9 11,1 Aile 11'411; En i f nt,t. a ;7 %vans Elia Lyons 9l 0 IVal s Ei4it litissel's ih ton... zz 11'alis NLewart x . %Valls Eiiil 11:1/11sp,01 lVa is En.l I%a I. Eni Esid N()11111 1) :0 9 Val Is End Victoria I II N.% alt.: b a ns V., es; nettim a'l4 Elul Elgin .. I\'a►lt tioliter.ton Bell's Printri;se i 0w1,... 1 - loward' Nohettnii .Nl:un - d NevintY's Ilanelly IVR , I. End lubdidtli ... W.,11, End Heaton 2O 9 %Valls End L1a11ta...... ........ Shipi tit ivvvi %ince i iuit market-day. • 0. COUNTRY CORN AlAltKin'S DUitING TILE WEEK. l'er Vtaat tet licitl. I Ital le) (Vile. I IWail, I reaNe I 150 51 13 , ) 33 20 2`4 4 46 . 134 541 127 31 1...0 27 36 4.0 1: 8 40 13.40 144 51 I :12 22 ! ; 31; 41 42 4E ,44 i. 61 22 2.; 2.1 25 I :12 31 142 46 Isr,rlttl, 4y 51 24 32 16 20 31 38 1 48 3 , 1 34 2, 28 4 . 4 ' 4 Deri. 51 33 411 20 1 fIS 40 110 c a) isler, I'6 4 1 41 IT. 17 2 26 30 4,2 1 6 9 I :' ll • 40 36 42 24 21 16 18 :'4; 41 .0 5. '2i 3:3 19 32 36 41 I 4.1 44 11,,012,060rd 32 2 , 7 22 36 10 23 '34 44 a 4 36 :17 ; — 4, 31 x ev , llo...; ____ 38 61 ;28 36 16 3.) 34 38 liontsey ........ I :!.6 46 ;26 :1 , IS 22 :;0 4;1 I _ .11.a1tt,Iniry 3I 23 :7 41 1 1, 4 1.11 5/ 3 41 :3!) 9.11 fIA 4; I 31 441 21 32 2' 21 ai 4 . 2 I —. 4 2 3' l IS 1%0•10011 0 1i 41 46 2.3 :32 2:/ 25 :14 nu; I ;.0 4 I •.:S ;A) IS 16 36 :30 I ,•1 , i v‘l r , .1 . %. .1 b. 11. 5.,1. d 711 7 4 4 0 14.3 8 4 4 'll 0 11 0 0 IIIaMINGI I A 31 t:t/RN AlAlt.,El', April •i 8 Wheat, 62 lb. 111 , ley, imperial i,iiiii ter I)ii. Grayling, 4., lb. ....... 3 2 :3 (I O. 3915 0 ii .1.10..55, 66 1 , 4 lb._ .... 16 6 18 ii New &Ito ............................................ .... l4 0 14 6 New White Itoliiiig Pei,e, a iibp. bum,. bitty Grey tatty (From the New London Price Current of last night.) S prices ot• West India raw S ugar h ave d uring thet7e i g .—lle been firm, and in some cases Ga. advance obtained on the rites of Friday. The arriv a l s f rom the West Indies at the end of last and in the early part of the present work, amounting to 4,400 •and 740 trs. and brls , having fur nished the Market with a better simply, has caused a very beisk demand from the refiners; there • has been a steady bu siness done in the grocery qualities, but the transactions have been chiefly in the Refining descriptions; the public sale of 1•n hhds, Barbadoes went ofF again w ith much briskness at 655. 6d. a 691. for mid. to flue, being 6d. dearer than the i n c vious sale. The deliveries continue to exceed those of last year; on Tuesday the stock will be greater than it ;las in 183.5. The public sae this afternoon of 192 hlicls. 28 trs. 14 Ms % St. Luci a went rat h er d earer, f a i r l. rown to good ° d attaw' 6g. 6cr.7s. This afternoon there was a good demand f rom t h e R e fi ners for Brit i sh Plantation Sugar; the grocery qualities were also in steady request; the prices ra'd are rather higher than those in the early part of the we •k ; 11e estimated purchases since this day week are 2,700 hhda and trs. In Refined goods for shipping a great deal has beets done; large parcels of fine Crushed sold at 445. area first sua., lity, 435. 6d. for second, and 200 hhds, fine, to be dcliverei irl a month, at 445. 6d. ; parcels of good Heaths° Loaves taken for packing. at 465. a 475., and for superior 30s, a 325, is (la. manded, The. grocers have again been free purchasers, pay ing 85s. a 85s. 6d..and 86s. for Lumps ; buyers of erusl.ed Sugar of Dutch manufacture at 425., but no ;tellers under 425. 6d. This afternoon brown melting Lumps sold at 810. Manatittss.-The holders of Mauritius sugars haar ref used to sell but at higher prices, and they have obtained an &healed of Is. At auction, 3,090 bags, sold at and after the sale a's the above advance, good mid. yellow 63 3 . a 66 5 . 61 . ; by pri. rate contract there has been a good deal done in ascend-harti parcels. The public sale of 7,000 begs Mauritius advertised for this day is postponed till Tuesday. The public sales thi s afternoon of 1,687 bags, went at unaltered prices, 62e, 61 ig 655. low grey to mid. yellow. EAST INDIA.-The strong qualities of East India have beep much inquired after, and some small parcels have been sold by private contract at an advance ou the prices of the late public sales of Is. 6d. Parcels of Java sold by private contract at 41s. for good white, 335. 6d. for mid. yellow, and Siama at 365. Gd. a 38s. ; the offers of 325. for old soft Manillas have bzen refused. The . public sales this day of 2,251 bags Beagal went off briskly at an advance of 6.1. a Is., low ord. t fi.le white 355. 6d. a 395. 63., damps 365. 6d. a 38s. GI., washrd, 335. a 375. Gd. FOREIGN.-The holders of Foreign Sugars have wain suc ceeded in obtaining better prices than they did las; week ; at auction 360 packages Bahia, partly sold after t l .e sale, good brown at 285., good greyish yellow, 295.; the above was a very ord. uneven and soft parcel. The are two floati ng cargoes of Bahia, private tr ansac ti ons brown, and 39 5 . f or white, the otol7 Hambro' at 28s. f or 405., brown s at 28s, Gd also on .; er for Triest e , w hi tes at % of Pernambuco for Hambro' at 40s. for white; and 100 pas;Kag,es Bahia landed at 275. 6d. a 31s. for brown to good yoslow. MOLASSES. -There has been a good demand for West India, St. Kitt's sold at 26. a., Demerara 275., Dominica fine, 9 95. ; and another parcel of Demerara at 28s. At auction this after noon 16i puns. St. Lucia sold, new at 9 75. Gd. a 285., old 255. a 265. Rum, BRANDY. AND HOLLANDS.--There has been a very ex tensive deraesid for Rum by the home trade, especially for fine sorts, and several parcels have also been taken for shipping; tha sales this week arc nearly 1,200 puns. at a further im provement in price of id. a Id. ; the purchases consist of 400 puns. Leewards, 3 to 18 per cent, over, 2s. 34d. a 2s. 10d., ma puns, strong Demerara, 30 to 34 per cent. 3s. 4d. a 3s. sd; Jamaicas, 30 puns, fair quality 25 per cent. over, 3s. 6d. ; 250 do. 31 a 32 per cent. fair quality, 35. 9d., 160 puns. fine 33 a 35 per cent. 4s. a 4s. 2d., 150 ditto fair quality and same strength, 33. lad., some very superior 4s. 3d. a 4s. 4d., and a small quantity 28 per cent. fetched 3s. Bd. ; every thing on show has been eagerly taken; there still exists a great enquiry, but few remain in first hands for sale. In Brandy or Geneva very little done. English and Scotch Raw Spirits have advanced 2d. a 3d., and the demand con ! siderable. A Government contract for 70,000 gallons of Rum is shortly expected. This afternoon 2s. 4d. offered for De merara, 6 per cent, over, and refused. COFFEE.-There has been a considerable decline in the prices of British Plantation Coffee, but without leading to any improvement in the den - land; the first public sale of the new crop this sasason occurred yesterday, and consisted of 97 casks 21 t.l ..not above half of which with difficulty found buyers at a reduction on the previous prices of the market of 6s. a Bs., and on some lots the decline was rather more, fine fine ord. to mid. Jamaica, which was previously nominally worth 101 s. a 102 s. sold at 90s. 60. a 935., rest fetched 82s. Gd. for good ord., 85s. 6d. for fine ord., ord. mixed and triage 725. 6d. Arrivals very h eavy , b e i ng 1,500 pkgs. ; 200 casks are ad vertised for sale next week. Ceylon of good quality offered at 535. a 545., but without finding buyers; large arrivals, admissible at the low duty, will be here in about six weeks. There has been a brisk demand for Mocha by the grocers, by private - contract, and better prices obtained 645. paid for middling quality ; several parcels have also been taken by the shippers ; the public sales of 2,700 bags Sumatra toad Batavia went Is. under previous prices, the farmer good ord. 425. a 45;. 6d., the latter 475. a 48s. 6d. for greenisii good ord. The Foreign Market for Brazil is 'very quiet, and prices are Is. 6, 1 . a 2s. lower ; at auction 781 bags sound being all taken in, ord. mixed pale to even good ord. at 48s. a 51s. Gd. ; there is a brick demand for St. Domingo at 535. ; a cargo of Rio afloat sold at about 53;. The public sale of 210 bales Mocha this afternoon all sold at steady prices, good ord. clean garbled at 635. 6d. a 645. 6d. ; the sale of 1,503 bags Brazil was nearly all taken in, good ord. 525. Gd. a 535. 61., two lots sold 535., being rather lower; tirst chess sea (lamazed taken in 48s. 6d. a 495., second class sea damaged sold at 465. 6d. ; the oars for the sound were not above 51s. Since the sale 150 bags disposed of at 535. 30 casks mid. Jamaica of the new crop, of unclean 'duality, said at 85s. 61., Is. a 2;. under the rates of yesterdoy. COTTON. --'The Market is still in a very dull state, owing to there being nu speculative demand, and the manufacturers' wants being supplied for the present. still there is no disposi tion on the part of the hohlera to force sales, there being every appearance that a resival in the demand still sbortly';ike place. At Liverpool little d: hat:, not above 1,400 bags ailing daily. The sales by private contract are-400 Surat ord. to good fair, 6d a Bd. ; 260 West India, good fair, ; 130 •lgyptiati, good, 16d. '147a.-The tea trade is exceedingly dull low Crragans am held fur a profit, but there Ore sellers r r other kinds at cost price, a large quantity of the fortheos si ng sales consist of fine qu:slities; the sales of free trade advr.tised arc 30,776 packages, I 7th May, 44.000 packages izo follow the Compana 's June Sale, the inspection of the 7 , inner will commence on Monday neat. This afternoon Market i s s t ea dy, and pric es fi rm ✓ ; the holders no t dispo,cd to give tray. Company's Teas of the last sale are at a r.eaniun., - generally from a halfpeany and and one pene7 rev Seteea. --The demand for Pepper has been confined to the public sales of 6,200 packages, about two-thirds of which sold at 0. below former mates. Half heavy Batavia ;lusty fetched 4d. n 4 s id. ; Sumatra interior, half heavy, dusty, 41. a ; Malabar, fine bright, qd. a 40. Pimento continues in good demand, 43. a 40. paid. Cassia Lignea is scarce, and held for 625. a 63a. Ud. The public sale of 5 casks 19 barrels Jamaica Ginner went off with considerable spirit at 51. 18s. a 10/. fur ordinary to good. The sales of Pepper this afternoon went off at former rates ; 774 bags ordinary light to fine halt' heavy Malabar fetched 41,1. a 44d. ; 227 bags good light stalky Sumatra, 41. a 4d. 405 hags Pimento sold readily at 3; 5 (1. a 44-tl. c.rdinary t ) middling, former rates. 475 bags Ma labar f. - :elied 500.. a 745. 63. Poe's. -The prices are firm, but there has been much less 'lune this week • supplies continue small. INDIGO.-The Market has been very dull, no purchases reported. NITRATE OF SODA. -Some sirr.ll parcels sold at 20s. a 20s. 6d. TOBACCO..___Tht, only purcl•ase this week-300 hogsheads fine Virginia, at 51d. to (i-d, per lb. fatcr..__Business of to y consequence is prevented from being done in East India Rice, owing to the importers still wanting higher r.rises; the lowest price of white 12s. SALTPETRE.-Pt ices - of rough this week are Gd. a is. lower, and ilia market still. very heavy ; at ;tactical 360 bags damp bat not hold, refreetion 10:t went at 255. Gd. a 265. ' TURPINTINE.-- A cargo of rough just arrived is offering at 18s. 3d. la Spirits there is a fair business doing, but at Is. lower le ices. COCOA. -Prices continue high ; of Brazil at auction 248 begs fine red Bahia sold at 41s. Gd. to 445. 6d. SILR.-The demand for raw silk is good, and the sales generally at the late advance. Pitovistos.s.--Trisli butter is in brisk request, and it is now quite evident that all the old butter will be consumed previous to the arrival of the new. Corks landed this week have been sold at 935., and Limerick also at the same price ; sales of the new make of the latter have been made on the other side at Ioss. There is a good demand for Dutch, but owing to the abundant supplies prices have given way 2s. Bacon has advanced several shillings, and the demand brisk on board and landed. 50s. to 54;. for prime small seizable, and 48s. to 50s. for heavy, lard is Is. to 2;. dearer, and a good deal doing. !lams and bate tierce middles in brisk request ; Scotch pork dull and lower. India beef is 3s. to ss. higher, pork is rather TA LLOW. -The transactions in Tallow on the spot have been much less this week than last, and prices have given way to 435. 9J. to 445., being 3d. or 6d. under the quotations of last week.' For forwu r sl delivery there has been more doing et 455., and at that price there is a good disposition shown to buy. Is town Tallow there has been much less done this we, It than last. The supplies front St. Pctersburgh this season will be greater them previously expected, instead of 80,000 casks, the quantity it is estimated will be 100,000 casks-the price brought by the last accounts was 122 roubles paid, and 145 asked for aucti o n d e li ver y. A t auct i on t hi s eterneen 100 casks of t rsburgh yellow candle sold at 435. ad. ; 149 casks Lapatonv ditto 41s. Gd. On.s.-The prices of every description of Fish Oils bare given way 10s. a 205., and in some cases even 405., and the demand has become extremely moderate, occasion' a by the large quantities of Southern offered at public sales of late; at auc tion on Tuesday 213 tuns Southern sold slowly, fine at 361. 37/. 10;., ord. to good 331. 103. a 351. Linseed Oil is dull of sale, and freely offered at the reduced price of 445. Rape is again Is. lower. Dyes a a_By private contract there is a great deal doing in Cochineal, and a public sale of 33 bags Honduras sold 4d. to, 51. Ligher, and is supposed to have been taken on speeulati , , n , low to middling silvers sell at 7s. 3d. to 7s. 93. ;---Lac D . , ye i g still in ITisk request ; at auction, 18 chests sold . es, is. 3 Is. 10. for ordina r y. Th ere h as b ee n nothing doing m since th e sa l es , th e b oug h t -i n l o t s ar e offering at '.ne buying-in rates. The public sale of 70 chests Sheller went at 5/. 133. to 71. ss. for low liver to good red oran ,- ,_-__.7G bales B engal Safflower all sold at 3/. 10s. to 4/. 2s. 63, This afternoon 48; bags Cochineal sold Id. a 2d. higher fur the ordinary qualitia, Honduras low to fine slivers 7a, 3a. a 7s. 11d., M ax i m , ordinary silvers 7s. 43. rivals of tta n ask___lnya. oeen taken eagerly,. ar- Wools-There is a better demand for German s T bA,,, de_ s, 7l ' o is tc h W•• ls are in considerabl e r B r i t i s h -ussiols sell briskly, very little now ver m i n The public sales of 1.200 bales of aundry descript mostly very' ordinary quality, fetched high prices } s. a • and . ; tauten, Is. a e l ye e• cd , , • • Cape sot,. 11.. 4d • Roc- Gld. a 9,f ; Van Dienten's Lard. Is. .41 ; N os s.;utli Wales, tas. (id. Tut key in the r l(Lr -111.111 Lambs' and Skin, 2;. tt 2. ' r e eas " I. clip from our culoniss may German Sheeps', 2 s . a 2s. Id. • Spaiiish. 2s. id. ;, La-go univals of the neim , reorith, be L') 6l red - fo t' s• at the end of ueart ~. -~ ~` 9 .