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London, England, 1825-10-15 00:00:00

CHEVALIER RUSPINI'S MEDICINES.

THE CHEVALIER RUSPINI begs to inform the
Nobility. Gentry, and the Public, that he has appointed
Messrs. Butler, Agents for the sale of his Medicines, viz. the Den-
tifrice and Tincture for beautifying and preserving the Teeth and
Gums, and fastening those Teeth that are loose ; his Elixir for
curing the Tooth-ache, and the Balsamic Styptic for stopping all
Bleedings external and internal. They are now prepared by the
Chevalier from the original Receipt of hit Father, at his House,
No. 7, Pall-mall, opposite Carlton Palace, where the Chevalier and
his Son attend professionally from Ten till Four.

Sold by Butlers, Chemists, 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Paul's,
London ; and 64, Sackville-street, Dublin.
Of whom may be had,
THOMPSON'S GENUINE CHELTENHAM SALTS, for
which Article Mews. Butler are also appointed Agents.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST. . -
SCILLY Ocf. 11.—The Cora, Bonifant, from' London kiCodis,
put in here 4th inst., she has put Im.k leaky from 1at.48, long. 8,
having experienced bad weather from 29th ult. to 2d inst. She is
now caulking and will be finished in a few days.
FALMOUTH. OCT. 12.--Sailed- his Majesty's ship Tweed, for
Halifax ; Goldfinch Packet, for the Brazils; the Margaret, John.
son, tar St. John's, New Brunswick ; the Laurel:li urry, for the
Alediterranean ; the Rapid, Reaewell, foe Naples; the Amity,
Richards, fin Leghorn; the Margaret, Bowman, for Lisbon; and
the Fanny Voss, Lester, for Oporto.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 12.—Arrived the Dustier, Carboy's, from
Labrador ,•' the Minerva, Dale, from Norfolk, and the Charles
31.'Carehy, Friend, from Demerara.
Cowes, Oca. 13.—Arrived the Hope, Rider, from Manama*,
in 49 days.
POItTeMOUTII, OcT. 13.—Sailed his Majesty's ship Glasgow,
for Sheerness and St. Petersburgh ; the Catherine. !Whoosh, for
Calcutta, brought tip at St. Helen'a last night, and sailed again this.
Utak. Oct. 111.--The four-masted. Willi* BIM 01
passed through the Downs about noon in tow of two steam vessels,
she is reported to be Ml of water, and will proceed to the River
round the Long Sand, and up Swint. Came down front the River
the Fortitude Increased, Manning, and the Shepherd, Train, for
St. Kitt's ; Perfection, Nicholas, for Rio; Clyde, Munro, ter
India; Prince Regent, Lamb, for New South Wales. The out-
ward bound have ill sailed, except the Apollo, for Gibraltar; Per.
fection, for Rio; and Prince Regent, for New South Wales, the
litter vessel is now (5 p.m.) laying to.
GRAVESEND, OCT. 13.—Arrived the Mary, Shepherd; Viley,
Edmonds ;
Seaton, Stn.:wry Runswic-, Brown ; Brotherly Love,
Hicks ; H. and M.,Coles ; John Buschman, Brown ; and Mentor,
Clapperson, from St. Petersburgh : Kingston, Severs, from Ja.
moire ; Better Luck Still, from Memel ; Dlalvina, Ni-
cholson, from ditto ; Stranger, Ritchie,' front Miramichi ; Maria,
Cameron, frees Honduras ; Johnson. Walker, front Archangel ;
Hopewell, Johnson, from Quebec ; William, Spence, from ditto ;
Concord, Langdon, from Oporto. Sailed the Camden, Billing.
hunt, for Antigua ; Hope, Bally, for Lisbon ; Tranby, Day, for
Elsinore; Phylliria, Mill, for Oporto.
BRISTOL, OCT. 13.—Arrived the George Canning, M'Cloud,
from Quebec; Blessing, Joicey, from Miramichi: Minerva, Her.
cey ; and Ann, Sanders, from Bilboa ; Martha, Pell, from St. Vin.
rent. Sailed the Edward Colston. Forster, for Odessa. The
Hopewell, Dalton • Symmetry, Craven ; Stephen, Simpson ;
Friends, Reiner—here arrived at Quebec. The Hero, Aloorson;
Canada, Redpath ; George, —; John and Robert,'Swinton--ar.
rived at Miramichi, all from hence. The Thalia, Patterson, from
hence to New York, was spoken with in lat. 30. 30. long. 40. all
well.

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NEWHAVEN, OCT. 13.—The brig Mayflower, Robinson, in
going out of this harbour on Saturday morning, missed stays ar.d
went on shore in Seaford Bay, and now =mina a complete wreck.
Stores and materials saved.

ELSINORE, OCT. 4.—The Prince of Wales, Jackson, from St.
Petersburgh to Hull, grounded on the Lapsland, after leaving these
roads, Ist inst., but was assisted off without any apparent damage,
and proceeded. The Nelly, Lawson, from St. Petersburgh to Dun.
dee, was driven on shore yesterday on the Castle point, but asaisted
off without apparent damage, and will proceed.
Moe, SEPT. 14.-26.—0 n the evening of the 12th inst. during
a violent gale, the Lady Ann, Simpson, lying in the roads ready
for sea, lost both her anchors and her iron and rope cables, in con-
sequence of a vessel driving foul of her, but is now ready to pro-
ceed.

NEvis. SEPT. s.—The Three Brothers, of Nassau, Lockhart.
from Virginia to this island, was upset 22d ult. The crew arrived
here. _ _ • _ _

Arrived of Dartmouth the Constitution, Croebie, from Jamaica.
The Hercules, 111•Lasen. from London to Riga, was driven on
shore near Windau, 94th ult.
The Anna, Potter, from Sunderland to London, put into Her.
wich llih inst. leaky, having been, on the Whiting Sand.
The Helena, Rutgers, from Amsterlana to Hull, has put into the
Texel, having lost anchors and cables.
The Nautilus, of Yarmouth, Houghton, bound to Leith. was '
lost near Stolpmunde. 24th ult. One man drowned. Part of the
cargo (barley) expected to be sewed.
The Jan en. Jacobus, Okkes, from Amsterdam to Bordeaux,
put back to the Telel Bth instant, with broken mast, and other
damage.
The Jonge Hendrick, from Delfxyl to Norway. was abandoned
eight miles from the Norwegian coast, in a sinking state. The
crew were taken to Stavenger, by a Norwegian brig.
The Celeritas, Wicklander, from Alicant and Torrevecchia to
Stockholm, has put into Tananger, with loss of sails and rigging,
and will go to Stavenger to repair.
The following is an extract of a letter front Lima, dated 22d
April :—" The coasting trade must in future be confined to vessels
under Patriot Sags, and the import duty of 30 dollars must be paid
at one of the Puerto. Mayores, before goods can be transmitted
coastwise.—Public notice was this day given, that in 120 days, ail
Spanish produce or manufactures brought to Peru, as well as this
hulls of the vessels in which they may be introduced, shall be.oass..
Busted."
The Isabella, Drysdale, arrived at Port Glasgow front
michi, sailed thence 6th ult. Passed on the 9th ult. in the Blow
the brig Abeona, of Aberdeen, from Inverness; out 38 days; Air
Columbus, of Kirkaldy, Dawson, front Liverpool, out 31 days;.
Lord Cathcart, APDougal, from the Clyde, out 32 days. On the
10th, General Graham, Alexander, from the Clyde, out 25 days;
bark Priscilla, of Plymouth, out 30 days; brig Britannia, of
tarlisle ; brig Traveller of Workington; brig Chance of biker.
pool; ship Mars, of Alloa, out 37 days; bark Aid, of Whitby;
brig Royalist, of Maryport ; and Prince George, of Alloa. Riding
at anchor below the Horse Shoe, the brig George Canning, from
Greenock. At anchor outside the Bar, bark St. Lawrence, of
Newcastle, 42 days out, all wall. In the cifing, bark Oxford,
Callender; brig Thames, Adams, from the Clyde, and a number
of vessels unknown.
VzssELs spoIZX w rm.—Alexander le Grand, St. Domingo
fie London, off Bermuda, having suffered greatly in a hurricane ;
was Offered assistance, but declined it, by thoilir Charles /I`Carthy,
Friend, arrived at Plymouth.

DAVIS STRAITS FISHERY. •
The following account of the above fishery was yesterday re-
ceived at Llod a
Extract of a letter from the Agent to Lloyd's at Peterhead,
dated October 10
•` The Enterprise, Hogg, from Davis Straits, arrived here this

011idleil-W-
-, •piestill;
has s. I thit firearttee
.1.1, business ,
__ stooe! reop,pleri-
, prices. The __Alligilsot within the last t.• days U
become exceedingly heavy,' and prima have given way 4:
about 2s. per tat. ; brown lumps 871. Molasam-aart. reetigsk
Sugars continue Inquired after, but few actual sales are rarels9o...,
COFFEE.—The Coffee market continue! in a ver .a
state, the great proportion at public sale has been .taen.--&•:1. _
Domingo 575. Three public sales were brought forward this T
noon ; 808 bags Foreign, chiefly good ordinary'St. Dotting°, r .
sold lifis. a dew 6d. ; good ordinary La Dupe 88s. a NW ;
,11 -..„
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casks British Plantation also sold on lower termer we quote Fo
Is. and British Plantation 2s. per cwt. lower during this week, ao •
the market very heavy.
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HEMP and TALLOW.—The Tallow market is firm ;.the new,
•395. a 395. 3d, Hemp 421. 10s. a 431.
INDIOO.—The Indigo 'sale, which commenced on Tuesday, •
last, will not finish • before the end of next week ; 9176 chests us
only sold up till this'day inclusiVe ; the average advance on Ufa last.:
-sale is 3s. a 3s. lid. per lb. •
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OILS.—The quotations of Oils are nominal, on sect..l.lW'..el:
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arrival at Peterhead, from Davis Straits; the vessel has five flab,
brings accounts of the loss of three ships ; the reports of the liohery
are neither very good nor very bad; there is no alteration in 'her
prices. • • -
RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.--The brisk depan
for Rum has subsided; the advance has however been malOtoile.lo •
and it is difficult to purchase proof Leeward' at 25.; there toe.,' ,
however, few purchases reported' this week. Brandy -galre-wisr -,
early In the week about Id. per gallon, this bat marks bengiibot4:. •
3s. 2d ; the market is now steady. Omuta is rather lower, .pain t.
Is. 10d By public sale this forenoon, 37 puneiteoss pals JaIIISKIII,
Spirit, suitable for the London rectifiers, nearly pure Spirit( ea:
entirely divested 'of Rum flavour, sold, 32 to 34 over, at 3s. 84. 'ffir
3s. 9d., 35 to 37 at 3s. Ild. a 45.; about one half sold.

PIMIENTO.—By private contact, a parcel of Phi-lentoadd at
110BACCO.—There has been a considerable contract foe To.
Etedprivately, of which about 200 hhda. are taken for import.
for the Sardinian Government; Ihe other sales treAtn..t.
to moll parcels to the meta RN Immediate constittilttl6o:
wissimffiffis
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2lf URDER NEAR BURT.

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We subjoin a letter from•our correspondent at Road*le
communicating the latest particulars relative to thin listesi-.
ble atrocity. In addition to what we stated last week, it
appears that suspicion first fell en some relativeinof.the de.
ceased, owing, as we have heard, to Mr. Cass .having otters
declaretl, that a natural child of his should inherit his Ricer
perty. The Coroner's Jury investigated the rumour minutify;
but before they came to a decision, the horrid hire. was for—
tunately proved to be unfounded, by the apprehension and
confession of one I)iggle, a native of Birtle, who had re.
cently lived at Bury, and bore a general bail character. As
we mentioned last Thursday, among the property of the
deceased found on the prisoner, were a pair of spectacles
and some shoes.
ROCHDALZ, OCT. 14.18te.. :
Nothing of any moment has transpired Waco last waek relative to
the unfortunate murder of CMS and his wife. Diggles, who wait
apprehended on Wednesday list at Roytoa, on his way to•Kt4
Saddieworth, exposing for sale the old man's clothes (pan oflrlooa
he had on at the time), is still in custody, where he is kept heavily-
ironed. Strong suspicion has fallen upon Diggle's brother, who 4
absent, and the Coroner's inquest is adjourned for three lieeks,A,v
give time for his apprehension. Diggles Uswell known to be a two
character; he has obtained his livelihood principally' by addßoght
weddings. lie did not seem at all affected when brought before
the bodies. k'rotn his account it seems that a person whom he
tenna a Londoner is connected with the transaction, which.fwortf,
believe, the principal part of his confession.—Lade Intelligencer.

CANINE CRUELTY.—What will Mr. Martin say to this
The following notice for the season; whichlXlW4neages.orp
Tuesday next, has just appeared from that Fancy Forum
" 'Fhe Westminster Pit, where none but "bola fide'
matches are ever fought I
"GRAND MATCh FOR TWENTY .SOVEREIGNS.
" With Dogs of 391bs. each. ' •
" One is Monkey, a tallow-pied, in the possession of 'vends.:
man of Soho, late the property of Mr. Hawker, a baker, bred by,
Little Joe, the Spitalfields weaver : no one is bettet. •
" The other, a red dog,called Cribb; owner, Mr. Co‘b,of West-
minster; he beat the famed White Surrey Dog. Both dogs !Live
born open to fight any dog for 501.
" The opinion of the fancy is, the dogs are too good tmlighb
together. Odds are taken that neither Jog will survive the bar* !
•` The two dogs ore in close training, and will be seconded by
two of the first-skilled in the fancy—the two Harrys.
" Green for Cribb, and Dailey for Monkey.--Set-to al
past Seven."
Another match is announced for the Tuesday nest fullusreg„.
with the dog called the Westminster Pincher, and a dog belkingig
to Mr. Ferny, of Gray's Inn-lane, each dog 30Ibs , foi Twenty
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Sovereigns.
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DETERMINED ATTEMPT AT SELF-DEVPRUeTI.O:4.-•-•
On Saturday night Sarah Hallett, one of she unfortunate%woosest.
who infest the streets of the Borough, was taken into custody by ,is
watchman fur disorderly conduct in lligh.street. She wu
with conveyed to St. Saviour's watchhouse,' and' lodged In'tto
place where characters of her description were confined, and vibes
beard.
it a
t neoital
two other women happened to be at the time. OaHrtt -had 'eat
as
seeillf manyorney
pmeirnsounteswainaids
strane before her fellowhey coprisonersnotse
pitch dark t' they, however, called out murder, and -snne stirs.
wards the constable unlocked the door, and discovered' Hater sw
all appearance dead. • Bhe was lying on the bench, and stag two
pieces of tape tied thinly round her throat, which were (yawned
such a manner as to produce strangulation and death in a very few
minutes. The °twistable managed to cut the talks, and Sect tee a
surgeon, who bled the unfortunate woman, who afterwards thawed- •
-symptoms of life. She.was conveyed to the Hospital, and y emit+ •
day morning a certificate was produced to the Magistrate, Italie
that her recovery was doubtful. It a that there was- sores. •
blame attributed to the light Constagree,arwehlose conduct is to tin.
dergo an investigation before the Commissioners.
Another striking and very melancholy proof of the.fekil'
tenure of huthen life oeturred on Thursday, the 6fh !tier
John Hall, dent. of toke, near Newark, aged abeui.6o..-
having engaged afeW. friends to dine with Dim, istotratat,
before dinner, .us company with Mr. iliakefield, s yciudg
gentleman of the game village, and a' Mr. Cireett, of Tlitita•
ham, to take the paitime•of shooting: mitring their.eamftr."
sion they had occaston to pass a gate Which wai fasteticd;,
Mr. Hall climbed over it, and was followed inimadiaty
by Mr. Wakefield with his gun. in Ins hand, anti wbiabt•
by some unlucky mischance went of, when the whole coils:
tents were lodged itf the.back of le. Hall, who only Cr",
claimed, " Oh ! Wakefield, what Viva you Opnei"ra34
immediately fell and expired. No ippguage• can ewase,a..
the grief of Mrs. Hall (children he Inflt not any), lua•Jeto,
extreme anguish of mind of Mr. Wakefield, to whom, it
appears, no blame is at all attributable.—Li-u-ohs .tfercri7.

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we can affirm, upon authority on which we ean entirely i
rely, that Sir Artenteatn Cameezt.t and his pliant '
lowers lure entered Pitons, and that the subjugation of
the Burmese Empire is complete. We have seen that
these warlike natives were not a people whose hostility
was :o be despised ; we have bought this experience dear ;
'alit! we cannot turn it more profitably to account than by
bringing the Burmese territory wtthin the circle of the
British dominion in India. The native woeld soon begin
to find that their allegiar.ee was well exchanged. They
would become the subjects of a protective supremacy, in-
steni of the slaves of a destructive despotism. Governed,
se they would be, with wisdom, paid in the spirit of con-
ciliation, they would lose, aftir a time, their habits of pre-
datory warfare, 'and settle down into an intercourse to
which they would insensibly mould their opinions, man-
ners, and modes of thinking. This is a point which de-
mands the most serious deliberation of the India Company,
They have at present the• ball at their foot, and any other
course of policy would, we think, be deeply hazardous,
and would risk the throwing away the glorious result of
that skill and valour, which has led to the attainment of a
victory as important—looking to the crisis in whieb it was
gained—as any which distinguishes the annals of British

warfare in India.
The eminent services of Sir Aseartaato Courant.
will naturally recite inquiry as to his previous military
history. We have therefore thrown together the follow-
ing partially, for the information of our readers. Si:
iiacktsiazzi went first to India, we believe, in 1787, in
tharYth, and after continuing there in active service dur-
ing tidrteen, years, he purchased into the 88th, and came
home in 1100, and got upon the staff of Sir T. Kerr-
LAND, and shortly after obtained a majority in one of
tte reserved regiments. We find him next in the 71st,
41th which regiment be went to Portugal, and served
with Sir J. Mooat till after the battle of Corunna,
When he again returned home. The great skill in mill-
• attics, and his known personal intrepidity, occa-
tdassi him to be selected by Marshal Lord Brarsrozo
:a *e taost4t iiilirer to assist in organizing the Portu-
guese are 4 on the British system ; his distinguished me-
rit raised him at this period to the rank of Lieutenant-
General; he aratl under Lord UactroaD till the
close of the peninsule war, during tii•vebolk of which
his services were most conspicuous, and he was, in con-
sequent!s of them, created Gaud Cross of the Bath by
his Marary, and a Knight of
.the Tower and Sword by
the Kato of. PORTVO•L. When the revolution brokel
out Ins. that kingdom in 1820, he offered to quell
it singly with his own brigade of about three
thousand men. But those who ruled in the ab-
sence of Marshal Brazsroxo—who was with the Kure, at
Rio Janeiro—bad not that firmness of purpose which the
prompt acceptance of so spirited an offer required, and it
was consequently not accepted. When the Coarse was
appointed, they immediately ordered Sir Ariel:rearm out
of Portugal, being aware of his influence with the army,
and being themselves desirous to be relieved from the pre-
sence of a‘ man, the energy of whose mind they feared to
' resist, and dared not venture to control. The peninsular
war being etmcluded, he returned again to India in 1821,
in command of the 38th regiment ; immediately on his ar-
rival, Lord lIAITINCIS placed him in the command of
Barrackpow, in which station lie remained until he was se-
lected—for be was not the senior officer—to the command
of the Burmese expedition. That he should have been so
chosen, does great credit to the Governor-General, Lord
AMHIRST, of whoa talents mad judgment it seems the
fashion to speak lightly, but of whom it may be enough to
remark, that he has the good-fortune to stand highest in,
the adoration of those by whom he is best known.

CITY, FRIDAY EIrtNIRO.

This was a very inactive day in the English Stock Mar-
ket; and jobbers seemed inclined, after yesterday's heavy
account, to take breathing-time, before they commenced
new transactions. For the November account, the opening
and closing price was the same, Stli I. Exchequer Bills
were Si. 4s. premium, and money was easy throughout the
day ; so much so, that it was lent on some securities at
S per cent. Money Stock is getting extremely scarce,
although the Commissioners are buying very scantily ;
making their principal purchases in Exchequer Bills.

The settlement in the Foreign Market to-day was a very
light one, as might naturally be expected, from the limited
portion of business that has been done in it since the last
account day; still prices were for the most part firm—
a strong evidence of returning confidence; indeed, several
securities improved in value this morning. The chief
business to-day was in settling balances ; but some trans-
actions took place in Colombian Bonds at 741 S ; in
Mexican Scrip at 131 discount ; and in Guatemala ditto
at 411 4 discount. Brazilian Scrip was reported at Si 8
discount; and the last price of old Spanish Bonds was
19, buyers. Greek Bonds were as low in the early part of
the morning as 97E ; but at the end of the market a re-
action occurred, and they closed at 281. Danish Scrip
being now all paid up, the late Loan becomes Bonds,
which were to-day done at 661 7.
In the Share Market there were scarcely any bargains
completed, although an improvement in it appears to be
confidently anticipated.
Coffee continues exceedingly depressed, and no price near
its value ern be obtained for it. The price of Sugar did
not altogether give way; but purchases were not made
with spirit, and to a very limited extent. A public sale of
37 puncheons of pure spirit from Jamaica, 39 to 37 per
cent. overproof, was attempted, but it met with few
buyers. Some puncheons were forced off at about Yd.
above what Rum of the same strength would bring, and
the rest were bought in.
The supply of Grain in Mark-lane to•day was scanty,
and the quotations were the ante as Wednesday. There'
were two Oat and Barley vessels up this morning.

Extract of a letter from Demerara, dated the Vita of
August :—" The eastern coast of this colony continues to
sway much from the long drought. We have lately,
however. had some showers. President Wray is very ill,
which retard■ the business iu our Courts. Several oihers
are in the same situation, end, generally, Demerara must
be stated rather sickly, but not seriously so."
The following was yesterday posted at Lloyd's:—" The.
Ellen, Simpson, sailed from Guayaquil 141 h March, with
troop and Colombian stores, and was captured near Cape
Blanco by a cutter privateer from Chiloe, and sent for the
galtapigos, but the crew of the Men, assisted by some
of the privateer's crew, retook their own vessel and cat-i-
-nn', d the privateer, and both arrit•esi at Guayaquil the 14th
of April'
It will be recollected that considerable interest was ex-
cited in the Netherlands some time ago by the proceedings
against several clergymen whose papers were seized by the
police. The prosecution against one of diem, M. Muynck,
has ceased, it being found that the charge was not correctly
founded.

The StockAolnt amette, of Sept. 27, contains an official
article relative to the claims of the late Royal F dmily (mm
which it appears that the su•n paid, in liquidation of all
claims whatsoever, amounted to 721,3 t) rix dollars,
which, at the rase of esehange, 60 scheilings, as it was
at the time, made 377,133 dcllats, banco
money.

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The Corfu Game ofAggigast itith contains the Decree
of the Oeveretsnt..tiledlebtsCeirfu &free port. The Ga-
'de w...•er! 4aisaaltairipssiounattoo of the Lord
pigUttaletr OA*. Olit be has judged it expe..
dient to coeffinate NO* Om Sterne° Via in the high
,ellse of Pesident af elms fissaw. Hie Excellency says
tank is ether eiewssoAramea.field hare hesitated to
matte use of the Sea gird, Ma by the Constitution to re-
oket the mine pones totbebtabeet office of the State ; but,
leg asseent of Acetate et *On is the Mores, and other
ports of Greece, Ti *ugh fully sensible of
the merit of other individuals, has judged it
most suitable to the giesdahsiereat, to continue at the head
of the Exceutive Governitent i pion of so much expe-
rience, and who, by his saellseelies and practical wisdom
in the execution of his high elm,• has acquired the general
esteem of his coi.ntrymes, She entire confidence of the
Lord High Commissioner, and the gracious approbation of
his Majesty the Sovereign Protector. This decision has
given universal satisfaction here.

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PRICES of BRITISH STOCKS YESTERDAY.
aliet Stock 224; 24 Nor 4 pee Cent. lON 103 a
I lOUs Acct. Lang Ana. SI 146 a II
111 pet Cent. Red. 87i f a Isdia Binds Mpg
I I pee Oent Cone. 311 a 1111, a Ra.alla,litl26lll. 3 4 pia
I 4 pa
1 rmislausir%ietil # . Er.: Small% 6pm
Lottery Tickets PM Illa.
PR OF FORRION sTOCKs YESTERDAY.
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1 .
ls . . ~. 1111 I
• 47lst • eeti 8 ail Guatemala Scrip ef 4 Ida
Memnon Bend. TO # a
Nell Swap (11615,11 a Iff a f
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. t • . Bands 1411dpollan
Ulla* Acct. 74 Pennies '4114 I
11 ~ - horn/. 06341114 a # 6 ORME '
I , - SEM • -74 f 11 4# 0 14# 6 flamistaAllensllf 6 1
. • _ Emus 6 part. 4.1901. W ' fillees Menet (NM P 1141
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Illf. 10e. 16c. Spanishf
Cebu 11$ 17 16f lif-a
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, , .4."1. .9 Oath Ma MI 17
Dias Mut Act.
7f a 4 11
171
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.a .1.61 18•014 - Dl= Cone. (IBM) 111 fl 3 '
'.4 . ' URGE OF EXCHANGE YESTERDAY.
! ......0. P. 12 3 Leghorn 494
1 1 at h7...........,....12 JJ Genes -
.1 U. 12 4 Voter 441
27
F- ..... ..._.........12 4 Malta
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' . ried:/mrsr gh..-......11441. I Naples . - 4°4
• eit&a.., -per as. 122
R d.a.ye'sight.„,..., $ 255 Lisbon ..
61
1in...1:. - U . -.1 .2b 60 Oporto 51
• x ...................26 60 I•Jamairo 60
• =:5i1i....... ....„ '..:, 7 0 Bahia 51
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' • , Fingkann Hain kee31.161 tleellee Artala••••••••••••••-•131
• Peteethwrith, rble. A Us. 4 Dublin 9
Vianne,dlactieell.2.M. 10 6 Ciak. ........ ~..............- 9
Erieste...-.ditto-.- ..... .10 4 gut...4oF, eta on..
:tfadrid., ..... '...,,,„ .37 E. a. 4..
i ' Va11t.............,..... 37 " Portegal Goldip coin 00 0
=;-...,....- 34 Foreign Gold inisave 317 6
Eta:.. 36 New I/subhuman.- -• 0 0' 0
4 4 u...,........._344. Now Dollars .4. 0 1 Ilf
M. Silva in bare, stand. 11 I. I
1, 1 ' -, -
. ' . Pima OF SHARES YESTERDAY.
...1.
Pings.
*tare. Paid. Premium per Share.
1 '
IN r ill IlFetelene......t. ...-.1140 30 471
' .41.1Eatilas .5.................. SOO 4 1 tfis
'''' • ..1.01... lie 6 6f 6
40 •. 3 25 lIIIIt a M.
' • 4.)seeillOdt EepilitsBantili Druid lee 6 2# Ila
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2f fp die
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. Cameral Misting AsmelatMo 100 6 2 t•
Yeasafferuvian
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100 61 1 a /tie :' ;•,
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• , 'l' mucehua. ..- 4OO 20 •
. L tilted Heiken- ..... 40 20 •
Litho New... 4O 10 16 II
Ili,' twist RAILWAY... •
• liineingliam and Liverpool .... 60 3 II
asisciti.extons.
Anak-llietican Mint 26 6 af # '
(knish !NU Company lOO 25 4g Me
, British Rock and Patent Salt 60 6 41. 44 6
Garde ..... lOO l 0 26
r • ColOmaaa Agricultural As. oc lOO 5 4
• Oeggral Strain Navigation lOO 5 4
MI 31anufsetoryCompany lOO 1 dis
,Lot:don Window Glass ' lO 2 f
11 "I•ro.ircial Bank of Ireland
• Ain del* Plata Agricultural
• IpIATENT DISTILLERY AND RECTIFYINQ I
COSIPANY:
I
••
'he DIRECTORS of the PATENT DISTILLERY and
, •HEICTIFYINGCOK PA NY beg to announce, that all .he Shares
-
• are appropriated, end that upon the expiration of the period as-
'signed by Law, the Conirdny (having previously redeemed the
pledge given in the prospectus) will commence business.
• The Directors have also the satisfaet;on of informing the Sher*-
.
.hisidere, that In consequence of the arrangements between the Di.
.rector end the Patentees acrd Proprietors of the DISTILLERY
'and RECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT having been favour.
;ably varied, the Directors ate enabled to delay the furtha calls
t ) retentioned in the prospectus. The serond call to be paid on the
.3.t Of Datiember, and the amount thereof to be Si. instead of 101.
lee Share.
• Thirty days reweave notice of any Inure cell will be given.
pitted thle 13th day of October, IMS.
CATTY, B A DDAN, ()ATTE, and El A DDAN, Solicitors
• aril e 'l% ritioit pregO•
1 i .4faillassow Nssisill
ii 4 DRURY-LANE THEATRE.
11 IL Thia Zuening, SATURDAY.tf. will be 10110111vId
- THE ROAD TO RUIN. '
4,1 Old Dezetten, Mr. William. tau third apparatus* on this Siam;
• To conclude with
*4 .
VALENTINE AND ORSON.
I ealesttes. My. Pen:sy i Orson, Mr. 0. Smith. Mamas Eglantine,
allee Smithson.
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.
I ' On MONDAY NEXT, Oct. 17. will be paranoid
/r
HAMLET.
Millied et, Mr. C. Kenible; Polonius, Mr. ant/lard Gertrude. hire.
Bartley; Ophella. Mess Hammersley.
lit . . After whisk,
ALADDIN; Or. THE WON DERFUL LAMP.
A:addin, Mrs. Yining.
\.] • HAYMARKET TH KATRE.
This Evening, SAT Van.% T, Oct. Id. will be polortmi
ii QUITE CoRRECT."
he Prinoipal Characters by Messrs. Visdng. Raymond, and Liston;
Mesdames Glover. Egerton, P. tiltwer. and W. Clifilard.
After which PAM PRY.
The Principe; Chars/ten by Mews. W Puree and Liston; Mesdames
Mover and Wevlett; end Mafia Vests's.
TA conclude with
4 THE 11&41 LOVER.
.
Meadows, Rh W. Farren ; Betsy tionseeo. Mt.. T. MIL
i ADE Letir Tit EATRP', STRAND.
This treeing. lIATCROAV, Octoher 1.5. will be peened • Persona
Pnlud.. called
ex OPSNINO NIGHT.
/he Stletepal Chanictees by Wawa Terry, Yates. Wrench_ I. Reeve,
and are. intswimam.
After wtuch. a new came Histories] Marietta. tidied
4-
jr KILLIIREW i Or. SUNG CHARLES AT TUNBRIDGE WELLS.
TM rin.)tral CLaracrerti by News. T. P. Cooke, Yates. J. Reform
1 end Tarry. Mies F. Brunton end Ws Fitawi/lisus.
To emend* with the Barletta of
THE ItARRILO BACHELOR.
i 1! rho-BRITISH Pares commenced putliahing yesterday morning
at Ave o'clock.
LONDON, SATT2RDAY. Ocroasa 15, 1826.
._-.....-.
The Paris Papers are 1611 without political interest. The
1 folkeering paragraphs are all that we can extract front those
,• *bleb arrived last night :-
Mom the Etoik, dated Thursday, Ocr. 13.)
Li • PARIS, OCT. 12.
According to %counts from Napoli di Romania, dated Aug. 18.
Conduriosi, Preeleatt of the Greek Government, having recovered
his badth,liza arrival from Hydra, and resumed his functions as
President.
. The mapectus of the ken of Hayti has been published so-day.
It is distributed at bleats. Tenant, Gandolphe and Co.'s, rue des
resets Monk Main.
~ ;tithe tueopeans at Berrout, in Syria, have lately sass some ob.
- inneles raised. which. it they were insurmountable, would do greet
hi -*ay ti their commercial sperationeinthat part. The Sultan hes
P issued the trade in silks to be prohibited to strutters, and the
Rada dl *see, who adopts all the measures that are proposal to
eita to attend his monopoly to all the reeetweseef his Govanunent,
her feetaird at Beirour a privileged armatereial eseabliatiment. The
1 mien watch this new merchant her Thew to the local audit:o-
i Ones. have Informed the public that the Fiche's man would besot.
, . lots be the only buyer and sells, of whatever should wow to the .
it ! unity and the market, and that consequently no one would come for.
) ward ea the purchaser of en article. ening the privileged merchant
hid the Seat refusal of it. It was reported that the Franks were
included in thee regulations, and that the Europeans had no
longer the not to send their goods to D11191101:111; but the Pacha
has mien the acaermine that his establishment would not deprive
the Europeans of the imenunitiee s.cured to them by treaties
iLinionsfrom Lower 1.-ingradoe speak of a maddest inundating
which ravaged the country on The 3d and sth of this mouth. The
i: mail wee emeriti nine boats. The following are come particulars
relative is the tow re ol Bet :eel and Agile.
In the tire, tbe water oitertinwrd the enb.irb next to the river.
p several h•lttiell had fallen chart, the great mill was mach damaged,
; and the Henault. by the extraordinary abundance of its waters, VHS
WWI the canal to overdo* the wbok plain.
It wee In the eight of the 3d that the river, carrying away .oche
• rafts vtatioaed above the bridge of boats at Aide. swept it away at
midaight, whit four beats laden with gran and dour. They en-
tirely disappeared; fortunately ea lira were Inv, bet It was not
( ''.l
walnut great diflleuity that intimate serious loam west prevented,
Ur there were in the port a greet many other loaded vessels.
.Lettersof the 4th say that the town Is under water, and the in-
,
hall, tants In the trout eritiNSl Situation.
fattest Fuirris.-Porels, OCTOSICI 12.-The per Cent,.
991. 7ue.; Three per Cents. 71f. ik. ; Bank Stock. 2,150; Nea.
bobtail Ruses, fillf. 110 a; Spanish ditto, 16 I. Exchange on
11
iv. laddso-Orie month, 1d lk.; three month., 24f. 9k. -Cart r
Asotkentitur.
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In addition to our detailed statement of yesterday, with
regard to the decisive swam obtained over the Burmese,

THE BRITISH PRESS.
THE lONIAN ISLANDS.
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