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FIRST lIKITINGS.
Bate. T. Hastings, Sussex, chyrnist
Bradfield, J. London-wall, grocer
Chadwick, J. Kennington, carpenter
Connolly, B. Great Portlant:..street, tailor

LONDON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. 1825.

SALES BY AUCTION.
GRAND JUNCTION CANAL SHARES.
By Mr. 1/08INS,
(Of Warwick House. Itegent4trect,)
At Garravay'•. on THURSDAY NEXT, the Bth init. at 12, in
Too Lou.
Two sr HUNDRED POUNDS
EACH ha that very boottBcial and ulvantagews Concern
the GRAND JUNCTION CANAL,, the emolument% of whiA
are daily increasing, from 141eatentiott of commerce.
Particulate may be had a. Oseraway's, and of Mr. Robint,l7a,
Regent-atteet.

VALUABLE REVERSION.
One.fourth Pan of the Purdue. Money to arise from the Sale of
Twenty Dwelling House* at White Collie and Halstead, In
Dote*: and Two Thousand Six Hundred and Twenty Pounds
Sterling 31oney.
By Ale. ROBINS,
(Of Warwick Honer, Regent-street,) •
! At °scrawny's-Collie-house Coridsill, en THURS.
DAV NEXT, at 12,
THE REVERSION of One-fourth Port of the 15th-
chase Money. to arise from the Sale or TWV4TY DR' EL-
LINO [MUSES within• the County of Essex. le of which are
Freehold, situate at Collie Ford Hill, in White Coln, and 'Hefting.
ham.lane, Halstead; and five Copyhold, situate on Scratubler's.
Hill, Halstead ; let at rents, amounting to 831. pet annum ; and
Two Thousand Six Hundred sad Twenty Pound. Sterling Mime,.
invested on good mortgagee in the county of Reece, at four and a-
, half per cent. per annum. The purchaser will be entitled to the
above Reversions on the decode of a Widow, aged 58 years, in the
resat of a Goldsmith, aged abctorje yore, 40tg without home:
he ham been martial many yam amt. km no Was, nod kis wife 4:
about the same age.
Partieulars may be had of John Vann, Esq.. 4. Symoacre Ina ; I
Mr. Wayman, *Minket, Bury St. Ildinatod's ; at liattaltay's ; and
of Mr. Robins, lie. Regent.street.

3PLean. from Quebec.

PICKLE.HERRINO WHARF.
ORANARTES, WAREHOUSKS. PUBLIC-HOUSE, &c.
PICKLE-HERRING, SOUTHWARK.
To Coen Merchants. IVhartirtgura„ Ligheermen. autdothers.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD cstArc.
By DRAYTON VENTOM,
At the Auction Mart, on THITIL4DAV, the 13th instant, at 12,
in Seven Late, under the Trusts of the 'will, and by order of the
Executor of John Green. Req , deceased, unless en acceptable
offer should be made fur the whole, or part. by Private Contract,
ATruly valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, of the
estimated value of 1000/. per annum, in the occupation of
Mews. Bette, Roach, Saiuthill, Neu:. and Co., Watleigh, and
others, and comprising 'fist old-established end well known CollAt-
ing Wharf, being PICKLE-HERRING WHARF, in Pickle-
herring-street, in the Borough olnouthwark,lounrYliatelY opposite
the Tower, and occupying* very considerable river frontage, with
granarieo. counting-house, avid reapeotable dwelling-house attached ;
the Weterman's Arms public-house sad liquor-shop opposite, with
the Whole of the warehouser, graitae‘h. stabling., and other 1"114-
ings. extending from the front of Pickle-herring-street, running
to the southward, eastward, and returning to the northward, form-
ing three Wee of the square of that extensive range of property.
A brick-I uilt Warehouse of three floors in the centre, and a dwel-
ling-house in Vine-court, part let on leases, which expire in 18211,
and the remainder in hand. The in,niediate contiguity of this pro.
perty with the Corn and Coal Exchange, Custom-house, &e. is an
advantage presumed to attach to it considerable importance. and
the great facilities it possesses fur the housing, landing, or shipping
corn or merchandise, will ever claim a prior consideration with the
merchant or factor ; or it is equally eligible for the capitalist, us a
secure investment.

May be viewed by permission of the tenants any day prior to
the sale. Printed particulars had at the Waterman's Arms; Royal
Oak, Vauxhall ; George Inn. Borough ; Phoenix Tavern, Rat-
cliffe-cross • Europa Inn. Rotherhithe ; Ship Tavern, Greenwich;
Corn and Coal Exchange Coffee-houses ; Mr. J. C. Stephens. Soli-
citor, Maidstone ; and of Drayton and ‘'entom, Auctioneers. Sur-
veyors, and Estate Agents, 97, beadenhall-street, where a plan o
the Estate may be seen.

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TRAVELLING TO DUBLIN, 1W WAY OF
LIVERPOOL.
CABIN PARE.—ONE GUINEA.
The DUBLIN and LIVERPOOL STEAM NAVIGA-
TION COMPANY'S VESSELS sail •regularly hoax Liverpool
for the Custom.house Quay. Dublin.
The fast-sailing new .TEAM PACKET. hIONA, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, with PAS-
SENGERS ONLY.
The MERSEY and LIFFEY. with GOODS and PAS-
SEMMES, every MONDAY, IVEDNBSDAY, and FRI-
DAY.
WILLIAM LAIRD, Agent, 10,.1Vater-atreet, Liverpool.
J. and W. HANKS, IS, Eden Quay, Dublin.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS,
AT THZ COURT OF COWMISSIONERS OF BANKRUPTS,
BASINOHALL-STRZET.
TO-MORROW.

THIRD MEETINGS.
BALI, T. jun. Cannnn.street. grocer
Clark. b. Castle-street, Holborn, tailor
Congra►e, H. Chapel-street, Edgewars-road, tailor
Cross, G. Chandos.street, Covent-garden. victualler
!Storing, C. H. Pope's Head.alley, Cnrnhill, merchant
Williams, E. Southampton, shoe-seller

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arcown areTtwos.
Field, S. jun. late of the Bull's Head, Smithfield, wine and
spirit-mereliant - - 10
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Hubby, 'l'. A 'metes crescent, Lower-road, Islington, builder 10
Peake, ILL Milton, near Siitingbourne, Kent, shipwright - 10

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I)ieksoicJ. whole...ale haberdasher
A. 11'hitechapel-road, wine-tnerehant
Park, T. J. lVestboume-place, CheNea, budder

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DIVIDENDS.
Barlow, J. Merton, Wimbledon. Surrey, millwright . 12
ilood, P. P. (lepton, insurance-broker . • 12
(lrimwood, R. Rochester, draper - - • 11
Johnson, J. and Danis, J. ferry-wharf, Vauxhall, coal.
merchants - - • - I I
Rniut, A. and Murray, J. Leadenhall-buildings, leather-
factors . - - - 12

HAIL-STORM IN THE EAST INHI ES.--ENITSCI of a letter
dated Bhopalpore, Feb. 10, 1643:—" We arrived here on
the morning of the 9th inst. after a comfortless march
from Kamptee, and were particularly struck with the
beauty of the scenery, which is romantic in the extreme ;
and we cannot think why the place has been so much
abused by the gents. who have hitherto had the felicity
of residing here. On the evening of our arrival a dread-
ful storm of wind and rain, accompanied by hail-stones,
burst from • the clouds ; the hail-stones were the largest
and most extraordinary ever seen, some of them being as
large and as heavy as goose eggs, to which articles, in
shape, they bore a very striking resemblance. The 60th
regiment is to commence its march to-morrow morning on
its way to Lucknow ; and the officers and men seem par-
ticularly gratified at it having fallen to their lot to go to
that wonderful city : poor fellows, they will wish them-
selves back again before long, at sweet Dabrez, u they
denominate it. 'f he station, in toy humble opinion, is far
superior to Lucknow, on account of the splendour of the
puckah bungalows. public buildings, and native temples.-.
Calcutta John Bull, March 10.

LlrEßPOOL,VVinsisbAr EPENING•

Wind N.W.--fligh Water, 45. m. p. Id.
Arrived the Hardy, Doyle, from :Wont, Video ; the Meredith,
Kennon, from Demerara, sailed 10th July ; Lady Adams, Sta-
Dples, from Charleston in 2,1: days; Vlyt, De Vries, from Dordt
ouglas, Mete, front Pernambuco ; Julia, —. from Buenos
Ayres ; Mediterranean Packet, from lassforn ; Perfaet, Prince,
from Charlston ; Matilda.. —. from Para ; Debris?, —, P.m
Pernambuco ; Jess and Flora, Pattinson, from Demerara ; Alta,
—. from Savannah ; Silas Richards, 'Holdridge ; from New
York ; Harriet, —, from Para; Bride, Hopkin, from Ma.
tandem ; Alexis, Cook, from Paraiba ; Ben, 111`Bride, from
ditto ; James Monroe, Adams, from Charleston ; Orford,
from Savannah.

tintAlMi.s. from Paraiba far Liverpool, was spoken on the deth
Akiguat. let. 48, long 19.
The Huntley, from St. John's, New Brunswick, for Liverpool,
was spoken August 29, ofrfuskar.
The Dile, bl`Bennar, from Richebucto, has arrived at Aber.
ye/with.
The Ann, from Bahia, sailed 10th July, in company with the
,Superior, for Liverpool. The ram Ann sailed sixteen dagorbefoto
tie Liverpool. The Thomas, Lady Douglas, and Rob oftly
llamburgh ; and Lowland Lass, for 31amo, were to tail2th
July. The Aquatic had sailed fur Pernambuco. The William,
for Liverpool, wu to sail 224 July.
The Elira, from Meranham, sailed 11th July. On the 21st
"illy, in let. I, N. long. 33, spoke the Archimedes, from Buenos.
Ityres for Havannah. Qn the 12th August, in let. 50, 40, long. 16,
imke the Albion, from Quebec for Dublin. On the pa August,
mia miles %V. of Cap Clear, spoke the Charlotte, from Liverpool'
leg Quebec. •
The from Alivatnichi, said 30th July. The Brothers,
Tar, rind Ben Shaw, were to sail for Liverpool in two cr
Otlfteatils (.2* the 10th Alievitt, In lat. 47, keg spoke
IN tor, frontstigo for at. Jolla's, Veer Brunswick same,
deb'the Severn, from Dartmouth for Newfoundland,
Arrival yetteriay, the Beaver. bean. from Demerara: Jams's:
Smith, from Malaga; John Cullen, I)ownlng, from New Brute.
wick t Dewsbury, Bowman, front Newfoundland ; Lyeurgus".
SPragitin. from Riga; Wavertree, Short, from Lima; Samuel.;
from Carthagens ; Freyheit, Meyer, from Lubeck ;
MONO. Lucenek. from Maritiltain ; Prince Kutusoff. Halt,
from allramiehit Thorntons, Brown, from Slintatiehi ; Homer,

CORN MARKET, TUIODAY, Auo. 30, WM.

Our Corn-market was .wEll attended to.day by dealers, 'Lc.: fzer
sales mad/. and awneat a reduction on last week's prices of 3d. a
&I. on Wheat, and Id. a 21 on Oats. Tiic samples of New
Wheat and Oars which are offered are at lower rates also. Sweet
Flour in Wad not in demand. The Weather is uncommonly doe.
which produces this reduction in price.
()RAIN. a. ii. a. d.
Wheat per Bushel ;lib—English (red) . 10 3all 0
Ditto (white) . U U a 9 0
Scotch 0 0 a 10 0
Irish . . 7 0 4 7 P
Ditto New . . 8 0 a 9 0
I' ireigri. free . 9 0 • 9 3
Ditto (in bond) . 4 0 • 4 6
Canadian - 0 0 a 0 0
Oats per Boatel of 45:b.—Irish Pout() - 3 0 a 3 2
English,Scotch&Welsh 3 2 a 0 4
Common 2d. a 3d. lower.
Barley per 601b.—English . . 5 0 a I 9
Irish . . .4 8 a 4 V
Malt pee 9 galls. (old) . . . 9 0 a 9 6
Ditto (new) . .. 96a 10 4
Oatmeal par 24015.—hoglish . 30 0a 31 0
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Irish (old) . . 23 0 a 27 0
Ditto (new) . 0 0 • 0 0
Flout pee 9901b.—English . 52 0 a 51 0
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Irish . . - 25 la2l 0
American per 19611,. . 24 0•26 0
Dantric . . 0 0 a 0 0
Foreign free 0 0 a 0 0
Beams par Quarter—English . . 411 oa4B 0
Irish .

....
Irk,
Foreign
P.S. par Quarter-- English. SVhice
Ditto (ire,
Foreign

44 0 a Ch 0
00a 0 0
.00 a 0 0
0 0 a 0 to
00a 0 0

191P0111111D TROY ME 23/3
TYCLI
Wheat . . . 7,666 qrs.
Oats . . 6301
Barley . . 1,063
Beans . . . 176
EIPCHITID 9,
Oats ip qrs.

TO TIE 29T11 OS ♦VOCST
'itvr.
Peas
Oatmeal
Flour .

... {411e631: go:.
100 bets
. • 4;29 igls

IME PERIOD.
Flour .

The Canning, BsyHa' and the London, Sotheby, have arrived off
the Start, having sailed from China the 211th of March. raised
Anjeer the 19th of April, and sailed from St. Helena the 10th of
July.

SHIP. SPOKEN WITH RT THE CANNING.—Hip Maiesty's
ship Diamond, from Portsmouth to South America, the 26th of
July, in lat. 10, 9 N., long. 24, 10 W. ; the Portland, from (lot.
tenburgh to Baltimore, tile 26th of August, in lat. 44, 7 N., long.
19. 59W. ; the Franklin, from Liverpool to Baltimore, on the
20th August, in lat. 47, 15 N. ; long. 19, 59 W. ; and the Mar-
garet of Bristol, botmd to the westward, on the 25th of August,
In lat. 60, 2 N., long. 12, 26 W.
PASSENGERS PER CANNING, Captain Baylis, from China.—
Captaio Cracraft, and Captain Oriely. Madras infantry: Mr.
Weare, from Penang ; Mr. Ilbury, Mr. Day, and eleven invalids
from St. Helena.

AHRIVAL AT 1, ALPAIATSO...The Calder, Rou, from New
South {Vales, t'ae 13th of May.

SHIPPING IN FELLIGENCE.

CUSTOM-HOUSE, AUGUST 31.
&tilos ENTERED iNwAnns.—The New Phccnix, Lewth wake,
from St. Petersburgh ; floffnung, Fischer, from Altona • Dart,
Stranack, from Ostend ; Norfolk, Kennedy, from Quebec.; Kari
Bathurst, Pound, from Rotterdam ; and Minor, Jenard, from
Benicarlo.

ENTERED Otrrwaßns.—The Ageooria, Frost, for Rio
Janeiro ; 31art::a, Snow, for New York ; Exmouth, Owen, for
Bombay ; Anne, Pentresth, for Gibraltar; Hope, Buller, fot
Lisbon ; Charlotta, Waack, and Elizabeth, %Vuillard., for Stettin ;
Engleman, for Atnatertlam ; and Loudon, . Gibbs, tor
Rotterdam.

CLEARED OUTWARDS FTNALLT AT ORANEBEND.—The
Fame, Annyl, for Dronthelm ; Rudolph, Schmidt, for Stettin ;
Ilenrich and Theodor, Klswitter, for Elsinore and Dantsic ;
Henry, Westmorland, for Demerara ; Funchal, M•Pberson, for
Elsinore ; and Rote, Ellis, fur Rotterdam.
CLEARING OUTWARDS.—The Orb, Postgate, for Vigo
Marquis Wellesley, Coulson, for the Cape of Good Hope and Isle
of France; Lavinia, Askew, for Naples; Jean Stewart, 114`Kenzic,
for Ilnyti ; Duke of Kent, Digby, for Mtisins ; Ann, White-
side, for Genoa and Leghorn ; Prince of Saxe Cobourg, Ladd, for
Rotterdam ; Marquis of Anglesey, Steward, for Teneriffe and
Buenos Ayres ; Dorothy, Turnbull, for Elsinore and Petcrsburgh ;
Britannia, Orfeur, for Bilboa; and Pomona, Johnston, for
St. Petersburgh.
CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.—The Venus, Proper;
for Cork.