The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-09-20 00:00:00

MARKETS.

From the Imam Yew Prior Current of Setae. 19.)
S''l..l R.—The Stigat market towards toe (lon of last week
became very heavy, and where the holders were deermined to
effect sales mien 6 l. a Is. lower were submitted to ; the reduction
was not. however, general, fie the great prnporion of the brokers
refused to sell Sugars at lower prices. The market fur Aluscovatiee
opened in a very I inguid mate this looming. scarcely any sales were
effected, on account of the buyers waiting the event of ten pub-
lic sales of Mauritius Sugars, above 5000 begs The deliveries
front the warehouses last week for home consumption exceed the
corresponding week of last year by 900 casks ; the stock la also de-
creased a little more than 11,000 above the stock of 1821 ; we
observe the landings last year, for the five weeks from this period,
averages above 6000 casks weekly, a further accumultition of stock
cannot in consequence he anticipated. The two public sales of
Mauritius Seger to-day consisted of '403 bags, the first part of a
very inftrior description, and a considerable proportion washed ;
dry brown 5,1%. a 36a.; yellow 37e. s 60. • the whole newly sold
st prices Gil. a Is. per ewe, lower. As ties sale proceeded the prices
improved, and•we think the result will be favourable to the market ;
they sold higher than West India Sugars. The Refined market
clan week was exCeeeingly heavy. and though the quantity of goods
on sale was trivial, yet lower prices were submitted to. Low Lampe
were purchased at 7ets. ; fine goods fell in pmportion. Mollettes
were heavy at 28s. In the Refined market today no sales whatever
were reported ; Molasses 275. 6d. a 2es. Foreign Sugars were
much inquired after last week and yesterday. mi Recount of tee
favourable intelligence of the Continental market.. The &eerie.
tions most inquired after were yellow Havanneh, for which 365.
was paid. Brasil, Siam Sugars, and Mauritius, were sheen de-
mand for export.
COTTON.—The request for Cxton has revived very con-
' siderahly.
COFFEE.—The Coffee Market, which early in last week was
' heavy at a reduction of Is. a 2s. in the prices, reified towards the
close, and rather extensive nercele of Sr. Domingo were bought at
31s. and 325. The public sale this forenoon went off with brisk-
ness, the whole sold 2s. higher that; die pieces of last week ; it
consisted of IKt casks 9 beg, all ,Jamaica Ceffee, good ordinary
rank 545. and 345. 4c1.; fine fire ordinary 05s. Pd.; ordinary
middling 74e. ; middling 81s.; gond middling feis. The Jamaica
Coffee has fully recovered the depression of last week. We be-
lieve there have been no purchates of the foreign descriptions. St.
, Domingo is offered at 52a. for fair quality.
IRISH PROVISIONS,—The first part of the Government
Contrails was taken last week, 9000 casks Beef and Pork, in evel
proportions of eAch, at 7 guineas per tierce all round for the three-
' eifths, deliverable in the West Indies, and 71. 13s. die for the re-
tuaieder, deliverable at Gibraltar, the average being Ills. per tierce
under the prices of last year. On this day week the home de-
hem, say 4000 casks Beef and 6000 Pork, will be contracted for,
deliverable at Deptford. Poetimoutherand Plymouth. These con-
tracts have little effect on our market ; the business doing is incon-
siderable. The eretron is, however, expected to commence in two
Or three weeks. There is no alteration in prices since our last.
The quantity of provisions taken last year by Government was
about 20,0010 casks, this year about 19,000. Baeon has again
seven way, the price to-day is tits. a fills. Butt ra are:very heavy,
b tt there is no marked reduction its the prices.
RlCE.—Rice is without alteration. At a late hour to-day there
H more inquiry for Rice; New Carolina for home consumption
; old 36e, with the duty of 150. off. Scarcely any Bengal could
be purchased at 17a. : Cargo Rice 134. a 1.1%.
NAVAL STORES.—There is little alteration since last week.
St -ekholtn Tar Ills.; Archangel ills.
ASH ES.—Aehee arc unrested.

ILJPS.-The Market is now plentifully supplied with new
Hots.
TOBACCO.-The purchases of Tobacco for the week ending
last night inclusive are about 120 Idels., chiefly low quality, fur
export, at 3d. to nit ; and a few for Ireland about lid. a 70.
RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.-The purelir.ses of
Rum last week were inconsiderable, and the market was ap patently
heavy. The party for the fall is numerous and strong; It was re.
pot ed that some of the vcr' low sales was a small parcel, to Imo-
duce an effect. The principal holders are two homes, that ion-
tinse firm for higher prices. The reports of the import and
deliveries appear favoitruble for the latter; the impart of this year
is 8,000 casks more than in 1823, yet the stock is alseut 5,000 casks
less, on account of the extena ye deliveries ; produced, r.o doubt, by
the impulse given to the home consumption by the reduction of the
duties. The market still, however, looks very dull. The Fur.
chases since our last are, Lcewards one over, at es. 3d.; three over,
at 2s. 4d.; and some parcels of :ine Jamaica, avernglng about
thirty over, at 3s. 9d. a 4a. The fine Burn is so scarce at Liver-
pool that 4s. Id. and 4s. 2d. has beets paid for thirty-two and
thirty-three over, though the inferior qualities are much below this
market. Brandies steadily meintaiu the Ice advance, but the
purchases are confined to mall parcels. Gen,va remains nomi-
nally at 2s. 4d. a 2s. Gil. The sates to-day, arcel., of Leeward,:
five under at 2s. 3,1., faur over at 2s. 4tl. ; Jamaica, twenty-two
over at 3s. 30. The demand appears rather improved by the fa-
vourable accounts of Rum term Ilamburgh.
SPICES.-The inquiries af:er Spices have become very limited ;
the market is heavy. At a late boor to-day Nutmegs were offered
at a reduction of 2d. a 3d. per lb; the hest at 4s. 3d. Pepper and
other Spices could also be purchased on lower terms. The public
sale today consisted of 110 bags Pimento, good quality, which
sold at 10ed. a hid., sold at tile la nding weights.
INDIGO.-Indigo continues ha greet dement] ; about 301.1 chests
sold towards the close of last week; the general premium on the
last India sale is Is. per lb.
TEA.-The Tea sale finished yesterday. The private trade
Tea has sold very loft.
HI.MP, FLAX, and T.A.LLOW.-The Tallow Market,
which has been steadily advancing for several weeks, rose Is. ed. to
2s. per cwt. yesterday, on account of the deliveries for home con-
sumption last week, having attained the unprecedented extent of
4.000 casks against a large &livery, 'shout 3.000, the correspond-
ing week of last year. The stock isi now about 28,000 casks less
titan at the corresponding petted of last year. The Market was
also improved by the disastrous repro' respecting the Northern
Whale Fisheries; the price of new 'I allow, which on Friday was
311 s. a 38s. 31,, yesterday advanced to 384. 611. and 40t. ; at the
close of the 31aeltet the latter was the nearest quotation. Hemp
and Flax ere also held for higher prices. At a late hour to-day the
220 casks Odessa at Public
nearest price of 'Fallow was 39e. 6114
Sale 37a. lid. and 37a. W.; 1.1 skins 'II'. "snip
3F.1. fly, to 391. is rather higher,
FIWIT.-The demand fur Fruit cominues limited.
OILS.-There has been a great sensation in the Market on ac-
count of the disastrous intelligence respecting the Northern Fish-
eries, at which there art about fifteen or sixteen v.issela less than
' last year. Oa the 12th of August
.a considerable proportion were
reported clean, or with one or two f Oreenlandieil, which was
nominally 321. and 331. is now reported about 381. or NM. but we
believe few or no purchases are reported ;Spermaceti, which was
(<2l. is now GUI. to 021. ; the latter is a fair quotation both as to ac-
• teal saleti. and many offers at 601. being refused; Cod and Rape
Oil are 21. to 4!. higher ; Linseed a shade higher ; and Gallipoli
V/. to LOI. per the new measure.
' The packet due this flay (saturday) reached Dublin at
half-pact eight o'clock in the teorning-thirty-six hours
from London. This, we imagine, is quite unprecedented
in point of speed.-Dublim lierning rust.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTAR.

Ir6r-rylice, Sept. 10, 18213.
MEMORANDUM. _

Iry Majesty has been pleased to approve of the 8.581 Foot (or
the King's Light Infantry .Regiment) beating on its colours and
appointments, in addition to any other lritigtri or devices which may
have heretofore been granted to the Regiment, the word " Bladens-
biirg," in commemoration of the dislinguisheil COlllitlet of the Regi-
ment in the action on the Heights above Bladensburg, on 24th
August. 1814.
His Majesty has also been pleased to approve of the 97th Regi-
ment of Foot being styled, " the ))'7th (or the Earl of Ulster's)
Regiment of Foot.'

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
2d Regiment of Lite Guards—Cnutain %V. Milligan, from the half.
fay, to be Captain, vice J. R. Broadhead, who exchanges, receiv.
ing the difference. Cornet and Sub-lieut. G. T. Bulkeley to be
Lieutenant. by purchase, vice Milligan, protrioA. T. Hare,
Gent. vice Davidson, promoted, slid 11. Ricardo, Gem. vice
Bulkeley—to be Comets end Sub-Lieutenants, by purchase.
Royal Regiment of Horse Guards-,.T. Gascoigne, Gent. to be
Cornet, by purchase, vice Lord C. J. F. Russell, promoted.
let Rev,imeat of Dragoon Guards—Captain W. C. Smith, from
the half-pay, to be Cspetin, vice G. itan.lall, who exchanges,
receiving the difference.
3d ditto—Lieut. G. Mechem to be Captain, by purchase, vice
31 ercer,proMoted. Cornet T. Arthur to be f.:•:uteniant, by pur-
chase, vice Median' ; and F. J. W. Collingwood, Gent. to be
(,cruet, by foreshore, vice Aribur.
Ist Regiment of Nagoons.—Covoct J. S. Pittnol to he Lieutenant
by ptirc4a,e, vice altirkhal;L, promoted ; and W. R. Sands, Dent.
to be Cornet, by purchase. vice ',etre, pro noted.
3d Regime:it of Light Dragoons.—Serjean:.Major F. Jackson to be
Adjutant, with the rank of Cornet, vie:. Baker, promoted.
4th ditto—Cornet R. Gunibleten to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
size Agnew, promoted ; end E. Ellis, Gerd. to be Cornet, by
purchase, vise Lipton, promoted.
6th Regiment of Droloono—Cornet W. J. Hooper, from the 13th
Light Draw:done,. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Waddington,

prommed.
9th Regiment of Light Dragonrs—Vent. I. A. Fullerton to be
Captain, b• purchase, vice Mallory, promoted ; and Carnet N.
Weekes to be Lieutenant, by purelwie, vice Fullerton. .1. 11.
Orant,Gcnt. vice Williams, prumoted ; and J. Menzies, Gent.

vice Weekes—to be Cornets; by purchase.
10th ditto—Lient.44. L. Is. Kaye to be Captain, by purchase, vice
liarvey, who retires. Cornet 8. C. Oitver to be Lieutenant, by
purchase, vie! Kaye. Assistant-Surgeon J. Riecit, M. 1). from
63i Foot, to be Assistant-Surgeon, v;cs Rogers. promoted.
12:11 ditto—Lieut. W. Par:by to be Captain, by purchase, vice
hme, promoted. Lieut. .1. A. 31'lloustl, horn the bait-pay,
vice W. Hyde, who exelangca. receiving the ditierence, and Cor-
net E. Pole, by purch.t,c, vice Parlby, to be Lieutenants.
13th 'ditto—Cornet T. Benson to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Maitland. promoted. bleat. and Quarterrna.der R. Taggart,
from the 33d Foot, to be Quartermaster, vice Minchin, who ex-
changes.
13th ditto—C. If. T. Hecker, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
Blyth, promoted.
lath ditto—Cornet E. B. Dere to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
CollFs. promoted.
17th ditty-11'. 11. Tone, Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice
Sands, whose appointment has not taken place.
I*.t or Grenadier Regiment. of Foot Guards—Ensign and Lieut. J.
R. Craufurd to be Lieutenant and Captain, by purchase, vice
Clive, promnte.l.l and Sublildeut. lion. G. H Ongley, from the
2.4 Life Guards. to be Ensign and Lieutenant, by purchase, vice

ersufunt
Cotistream Regiment of Foot Guards—Lieut.-Col. T. Chaplin,
from the ball-pay, to be Captain and Lieutenaie-Colancl, vice
H. Dawkins, who exchanges.
2J Reeiment of Foot—Ensign N. H. J. W,..ger, to be Lieutenant,
by purchase, vice King, promote!. J. Walton, Gent. to be
Ensign, by purchase, vice Westity.
sth ditto—Lieut. W. C. Alleyne, Uteri the half-pay, to be Unite-
rnt, miying the difference, vice Dodd, appointed to the 211th
Foot. 11 Foot, Gent. to be Eueign, by purchase, vice D'Anvers,
promoted.
7th ditto—Copt. Lord F. Lennox, from the half-pay, to be Cap-
tain, vice Brine, promoted.
ditto--1.. Eyler, Geet. to he Ensign, by purchase, vice Heath-
cote, promoted.
10th ditto—Ensign J. Wilmot to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Hemmings, promoted in the 2.5:h Foot. E. Cates, Gent. to be
Emir, by pun:Lame, vice Wilmot.
14th ditto—Gen. T. Lord Lynedoch, G.G.B. from the 53th Foot,
to be Colonel, sire Gen. Sir 11. Calvert, deceased.
115,11 ditto—Ensign C. Cooke to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Thoreld, promoted. G. Pinder, Gent. to be Ensign, by pure
chow, vice Lawson, promoted. Assist. Surg. J.. 11. Bartley,
from the 71st Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Peashon, who retires
spoil half-pay.
16th ditto—Ensign J. Lane, from half-pay 3d Royal Veteran Rat.
talion, to be Ensign, vice Cruker, promoted In the itlat Foot.
17th ditto—Capt. W. Eccles, from the half-pay, to be Captain,
vice J. Hawkins, who excharges, receiving the diffe.reeze.
19th ditto—Lieut. C. C. Hay, to be Captain, by purchase, vice
Gordon, promoted.
Lieut. J. Edwards. from the 7G:it Font, vie_ -Michell, who ex-
changes ; Liens. J. F. Wilson, from half-pay !tit Ceylon Regi-
ment, vice F. Tydd, who exchanges ; and Ensign T. Atkins, by
purchase, vice Hav—to be Lieutenants. It. Stausfeld, ent.
vice Atkins, to be Ensign, by purchase. Lieu!. R. Chambers,
to be Adjutant, vice Tydd, who resigns the Adjutantey only.
22d ditto--Capt. J. Stewart to be Major, by purchase, vice Fle..
ming, promoted. Capt. T. Benison, from the half-pay, to be
Captein, vire Stewart.
2341 ditto.—J. Lindsay,Gent. to be Second Lieutenant,by purchase,
vice Elliott, promoted.
24th dot .o—Enogn N. Leslie to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Campbell, promoted.
25th ditto—Nlajor D. Denham, from the half-pay, to be Major,
vice 31ftedonell, promoted. Capt. B. Morris, from the half-pay,
vice Messey, appointed to the Cape Corps of Cavalry ; Lieut.
W. Hemmings, trout the 10th Foot, by purchase, vice Holford,
pronmted—to be Captains. Assist-Surgeon C. Whyte, from
the 151st Foot, to lie Surgeon, vice 31elrille, promoted.
Nth tlitto—Capt. T. Park, from the 7lst Foot, to be Captain, vice
Stewart, who exchanges. Lieut. J. Guthrie, front the half-pay,
to be Lieutenant, vice C. W. Thomas, who exchanges, receiving
the difference. J. W. Bettie, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase,
vice Guthrie, promoted. Major E. Witty, from the half-pay, to
be Paymaster, vice H. Pollock.
27th ditto—Lieut. M. C. Johnston to be Captain, by purchase, vice
Bogue, promoted. Ensign W. Butler to be Lieutenant, by pur-
chase, vice Johnston. E. Nash, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur-
chase, vice Butler.
20:h ditto—Lieut. J. A. 31casiter to be Captain. by purchase, vice
Giibert, promoted. Ensign J. E. Acklom, vice Gammen, pro.
;noted; Ensign B. Broadhead, vice Messiter,—to be Lieutenants
by purchase. O. Symons, Gent. vice Broadhead—to be Ensign
by purchase.
29th ditto—Lieut. E. H. Dodd, from the sth Foot, to be Lieute-
nant, vice J. C. Sullivan, who retires upon half-pay, receiving the
difference.
Slat ditto—R. Norman, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice
lVetenhell, promoted.
35th ditto—Lieut. N. R. Tomkins to be reptain, by purchase,
vice Hodgson, promoted. Ensign T. Christmas to be Lieute-
nant, by purchase, vice Tomkins.
35th ditto--Lient. G. Wynne, from the half-pay, to be Lieutenant,
vice F. Liardet, who exchanges, Mei% mg the difference—Gent.
Cadet A. Nugent, from the Royal Military College, to be En-
sign, by purehare, vice Murray, promoted.
37th ditto—J. Burke, Gent. vice Burke, who retires ; and J.
Worth, Gent. vice Romilly, appointed to the 90th Foot—to be
Ensigns by purchase.
39th ditto-1.. 31aule, Gent. to be Ensign by purchase, vice Feet,
whose appointment has not taken place.
4Oth ditto—Lieut. J. B. Oliver, from the half-pay. to be Lieute.
nant, vice R. Olpherts, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
IL It. Connor, Gem.. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Oliver,
promoted.
43d ditto—J. Ford, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Burs-
lem, promoted in the 44th Foot.
14th ditto—Lieut. W. T. I'. Shorts, from the half-pay, vice H. J.
Shaw, who excharges; and Ensign 0..1. Burstein, front the 434
Foot, by purchase, vice 3PCrea, whose promotion by purchase
has not taken place—to be Lieutenants.
45th ditto—Ensiem F. Pigott, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice
Trevelynn. promoted. W. Elliott, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur.
chase, vice Pigott.
411th ditto—Captain M. VFlitock. from the Veteran Contpanies Ice
Newfoundland, to be Captain. vice Chalmers, whose appoint-
ment has not taken place.
49th ditto—Captain W. H. Ball, from the half-pay, to be Captain,
vice Dunne, promoted.
50th ditto—Lieut. 11. Gill. to be Captain, by purchase. vice Sheer,
who retires.
33d ditto—Quartermaster W. 31inebin, from the 13th Light Des-
goone, to be Quartermaster, vice Taggart, who exchanges.
56th ditto—Ensign T. Eger, from the half-pay, to be Ensign, vice
.1. Smith, who exchanges, receiving the difference.
ditto—Ensign A. Robertson to be Lieutenant, by purchase,
vice May, promoted in the 19th Foot. IL Alexander, Gent. to
be Ensign, by purchase, vice Robertson.
Shalt ditto—Major-General Lord F. Dentine, to be Colonel, vice
Lord Lynedoch, appointed to the command of the 14th Foot.
59th ditto—Ensign O. N. llarwood, to be Lieutenant, by pur-
(;n. ht
tia 1 fia
Lieutenant,
half-pay, t t het.tobLieutenant,
yb ep uErnchspurchase,
Second
thT. Evans, appointed to the 69th
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Slat ditto—Lieut. E. 11. Chawner, from the half-pay, to be Lieu-
tenant, vice IV. Sayer, who exchanges, receiving the difference.

J. G. Philippe, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice IVynne
promoted.
63d ditto—Captain T. H. Gothic, from the half-psys to be Cap.
tain, vice W. Penelather, who exchanges, receiving the differ.
ence. E. Willis, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice King-
ton, promoted.
Oth ditto—Captain J. 11. Thornhill, from half-pay 4:11 West
India Regiment, to be Captain. vice Dawson, promoted.
69th ditto—Lieut. J. T. Evans. from the 60th Fait, to be lieute-
nant, vice C. L. Dickson, who retires upon half-pay, receiving
the difference.
(Remainder of the Promotions to.motrow )
DKCLA RATIONS Or NSOLVENCY,
Lefler the Bankrupt rocr, mitt- Act 6, Geo. 4, cop. 11t, see. A.
JAMES Lock, Northampton, dtaper. (Filed Se(rt. 16.)
Joux ALLAN, Kenwyn, Cornwall, draper. (Filed Sept. lit)
Roatzas Suallow•plue, Regzot-et_rect, oilman.
(Filed Sept. 184
JAXES.HALLIDAY, Castle.street, Holborn, merchant. (Piled
Sept. Hi.)
MATTHEW PAUL. Ramsgate, breart. t Filed Sept. W.)
BA NKRUPTCI ES ENI. A !MED.
SAMUEL. JACKSON, Birmingham, silkman, from Aug. 15.0
Oct. 3.

BARNCT Provcet.pliee, Surrey, jeweller, from
Sept. It to Sept. SO.
BANKRUPTCIES

_ SUPERSEDED.
SAMUEL KIIRRALL, llbelchtster, fottialquanufactorer.
Roam POMEROY, jui!i. Brhehasn, Devonshire, banker.
.111 AN Ts&
JAMES g El, St. Nicholas, Worcestershire, hors-merchant.
to surrender Oct. TO, at 2, 11, and 31, at 12. at the Slop ;►Market
Inn. Worcester. Solicitor, Mr. Jame, Platt, New ituswell-
cou.t. Lincnln'a Inn. .
Eutis Faaimis and WHATMOUGIT. WhitCht/itit.
nriWrOlinastvr4, Oct 4, at 2,5, and 31, at 11, at th 4 tied Linn inn,
Whitchurrli. Solicitors, Ilts.rr. Marietta& and Mince. King's
Hach-walk, Temple ; and Messrs. Watson and Diaper, Whit-
church.

SA7!I:FL AVELcir. W'nitchurelt. saddler, Oct. 4. at 2. ft. and
31,iat 11, at the Red Lion Inn, Whitchurch. Solicitors, Messrs.Blackiock and Bunce, King's Bench-walk, Temple; anti Watsta
and Harper, IVhitelittreft.
JOFIN Ilows.s, Crsnworth. Norfolk, blacksmith. Sept. 23; 2n,
at 3, and Oct 31, at 1, at the Bowling Green Inn, Norwich. So-
licitors, Mr. Daweney, Bethel-street, Norwich ; and Mr. Robert
Browne, Welbeek.street, taccudish-square.
r.I.IIEN llealltao, , 31anchestar, grocer, Or. 4..i.,and 31, at
I, at the George lon, Dale street, Liverpool. Solieitoss, .MT. E.
Chester, S,aptc Inn ; and 3lr. Thomas Davenport, Lord-street,
Livernt,ol. _

. -
JosErtz PIPPKT, Shepton-Mallet, Sontersetsbire, clothier.
Sept. lei, 27, and Oct. 31, at 11, at the George Inn, Shepton-3lal-
let. Solicitors. Mr. Reeves, Glastonbury, Sornersetshire ; and
Messrs. Adlington, Gregory, and Faulkner„Braltard-row.
JOHN HOLIIEI: and FREDERICK LIIKSMITI
Derby. booksellers, Sept. 21. at 6, 22, at 11, and Oct. 24, at 9, at
the Bankrup;s' Court. Solicitcrs. :timers. Adlington, Gregory,
and Faulkner, Bedford-row ; and Mr. John Moss, Derby.
JAME!! PUNDIT:, sen. and J.tur:s PUNDIT, .4111. 'Norwich,
hombaeire-manufacturers, Sept. 2b. Oct. 2, at 4, and 31. at 2, at
the Angel Inn, Norsieh. Solicitors, lth. George Aumtin, Gray's
Inn-square; and Messrs. Parkinson and Staff, Norwich.

DIVIDENDS.
W. Walton, Charles-street, Middlesex Hospital, linen-draper,
Oct. 101, at 11,, at the Bankrupts' Court—J. Leech, Salim!, Lan-
caster, dyer, Oct. 10, at 11, at the Star Inn, 31anchester—O. W.
Wentwerth, R. Chaloner, T. liisboorth, T. Rishwarth, jut-, anti
J. Hartley, York. bankers, Oct. 13, at 11, at the Court-}lens,
IVaketteld—T. Marshall. College-hill, Upper Thames-woe, iron
and copper merchant, Jan. .i, at 10, at the Bankrupts' Conn—
B. H. Garen, Bristol, haberdasher, Oct. 11. at 11. at the Ctbrr
mercial Rooms, Bristol—J. Murray, Whitehaven, grocer,
at 3, at the Black Lion Inn, Whitehaven —R. S. Maske.,:, Basing
liall.street, builder, Jan. &, at 10. (by adjournorest ftom Sept. 12,r
at the Bankrupts' Court —M. Heaton, Royd's Haase. Haworth,
Bradford, York, worsted-spinner, Or:. 12, at 12, at Ile Talbot
Inn—J. Rodgers and I'. Parker, Oldham, Lemcaster, hon-
foundera, Oct. 11, at 2, at the Star Inn, Mancheatar—T. 31ilea,
Stockton, Durham, corn and proclaim merchant, Oct. 23, at I i, at
the Black Lion Hotel, Stockron.

CERTIFICATES-ocl.. Id.
J. Hartley, York, banker--C. Bathe, Westbromwielt, StsiTor,l,
iron-hed.tead-makcr—H. S. 'Whitaker, Leech, common-brewer—
W. 11. rmiih, Sedgley, Stafford, iron-master—T. Wingtie!d,
Bolton-le-Morns, Lancaster, rotten-aphmer—J. Bousfielti. Alan-
cheater, merchant—J. Lawea, Wastort.atills, Bath. meainwx—
J. Ewhank. Loughborough, linen-draper-1. Cliff, Naatwich-
Winuston, Chester, cheese-factor—J. &rage, Preston, machine-
maker—J. Heron and T. Heron. Manchester, cabinet-takers—J.
Smith, Broad-street, City, mei-emit—ll Morris, Liverpool, tar
and turpentine distiller—l. Abrahams, ILL:row-alley. Petticoat-
lane, C:iry, farrier.

SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
A NORM': CRAWFORD, iiiant)./, plasterer, at the Lyceum-
room., Glasgow..ptembet 23, and Ort,)her 9, at 12.
Jou x Ptimr, Cupar, brewer, at the George Inn, Curer. Octo-
ber 4, at 19.

ROBERT WHITE, Gla,gow, spirit-Beale:, at the Prince of
Wales raven', Glasgow. September 2 and October O. at 12.
ALEXANDER WATSON }tattoo:Ahura manufacturer, at the
chambers of Messrs. 11.41 it and 31acEwco, titirling, October Id
and 31, at 2.

ROBERT BRITTAIX BLYTH• and Co., Fdinburnh, merchants,
at the Waterloo Coffee-house, Edinburgh, October 11,

PARTNERSHIPS DISSHIN ED.

J. Walton and W. Milner, Barnsley, Fork, linen-manufacturers.
—T. Hudson, T. Donaldson, and G. Biglands, London.--T.
Rower and R. Guest, .Manchester, ailk.manufacturers.--S. Lawton
and B. lotron. Saddleworth, York, clothiers.—T. Wright. T.
Henson, and J. Harriman, Nottingham, laceonakers.—J. Foster,
J. Francis, and T. Rowland, Wrexham, coach-makers, as far 11,4
regards the said J. Francis.—W. Hyslop and J. Walker. Gibraltar.
row, Southwark, drapers.—T. Hardman and T. Walker, Salford.
Lancaster, brass-founders.—W. Mann, jun. and E. Isle.
worth, market-gardeners.—C. Cawthorn and W. %Vocal, st. John.
street, Clerkenwell, and Old Paradise-row, Islington, tea-dealers.—
B. Brown and J. Tohig, Gloster Cofee.house, Oxford-stree,,
warehousemen.—G. Asquith, .1. Wood, S. Wood, T. Sheraton, T.
Nicholson, and J. Hobson, Whitwood.Mear, York, earthenware.
manufacturers, as far a, regards the said J. HuL•son.—W. Yeatherd
and W. J. Speed—J. Spencer and G. Malley, Bow Church-hard.
—W. Everett, H. Walker, J. Walker, T. Maltby, and W. kilo,
Pilansion.house.street, London, bankers.—C. and E. Andrews,
Cheltenham, hotel and boarding-house.keepera.—R. Heap and 1.
Smethurat, Manchester.

MEETINGS UP CitEDITORS.

LONDON LlST.—[From the London Gazette.]

AI TOR COURT OP COMISISSIONSILS OF MANUMITS. APASIVOM ALL..
ON IRIDAT NeXT. I.
•IdlTSley, W. Gravesend. camll-master, let exam
Abraham, H. C. Houndwiltch, oilman, 3d exam IL
Bally, K. Cumberland-gardens, tavern-keeper, 2d ex. ........
Clomdeld, J. Fleet-market, innkeeper, dual dividend ..... . 10
Boustield. It. White Horse-yard, woollen-draper, dividend IS
Browne, J. D. Waltharostow, surgeon, 2d ex.. .
Collins, T. Whitey, blanket.inanufacturer. choice of itsflgneca
Crosthwalt, J. Fenehurch-street, wine-mm.omM, adj. Wit exam.
Dady, H. Dowgate-hlll. carpenter, 2d exam
Duncan, 11. Portsmouth, surgeon, 2d exam.
Dyer and Swayer, Gravel-lane, Houndsditeh, wouletapters, dividend
Featherstone and Nevin, Adam's-court, merchants, sep. dlv. Feather-
stone. ..... „ ..............
..............
Featherstone and Nevill, Adam'e-court. merchants, imp. di v. Nevin
Hickman, E. Lombard-street, bill-broker, proof of debts.— .
Hilton, J. Revelry, Huntingdon, farmer, 2d ax
ll ipwood, IL Anthony-street, cabinet-maker, let goaaas
IliArnea and k:dwords, Derby, booksellers, 2d ex.. ..... . .....
Keay, W. Great Phomix-street, Surrey, coach-maker, ads. kat
Mariclove, C. and H. Berkeley, clothiers, 2d exam
Moore, T. Sunderland, grocer, Ist examination.. . . .........
Matthews, S. King-street, Clerkenwell, brewer, adj. last exam.
Nealor, J. Southwark, coal-merchant. 2d *Raga.

«r—.ter. It
Poore, G. and H. Pavement, Macraelds, breeches-makers, Sd exam. 11
Rebden, C. F. Redcross-street, Cripplegare, Ironinunger, 2d esam... n.
Scott, J. tireat Eastcbeap, merobant, 21 exam...
Stew, J. Theobald's-road, broker, leasehold houses ls
Skinner, W. Hatton.garden, apothecary, 3d exam „ .... .......
Smallwoue, W. Covent-garden Chambers, auctioneer, let exam ...
Thomas, J. King's Stanley, clothier, last exam.
Thornton. H. Russel-street, Bermondsey, tanner, adj. dividend .
Trollop, H. W'bitectiacel, sugar refiner, adj. dividend.

COUNTRY LIST.
Allen and Smith, Attester, millers, Swan, Alcester. 3d exam. . IS
Barron, J. Tarletoa, maltater, Mitre, Preston, proof of dents_ .. •
.... 11
Bentley, It. Bolton-lc-Moors, machinist. Star. Manchester. 34 e"n" It
Bishop, C. Frome Meiwood. victualler, Angel, Warminster, 3A ex . 11
Bridge, 0. llarple, cotton-manufacturer. Lion, Stockport, 3d exam.. 4
Butterworth, J., J. K., and S., Shelf and Laurence-lane, inertbomis.
Sun, Bradford, div. ............ ..... • • • •I*
Cullen, .1. Liverpool, boot-maker, George, Lleerpool, 3.1 examination 1
Dixon, J. Walsall, tile-cutter, Woolpack, Birmingham, ad arum.. . 10
Dodson. I. and H. Beeston, woolstaplers, Swan, York, Joint and se-
parate dividends • • • • . • •
Gibbs, J. Chard, Ironmonger' Commercial Rooms. Bristol. 3d exam. 1
Gough, N. M. and A. Maachester, cotton-spinner,., It'hite's, Man.
cheater, 2d examination
Hodson and Shepherd, Liverpool, Weiner. George, Liv. 34 rmaea ll
Hooper, A. Worcester, Innkeeper, Unicorn, Worcester, Id exam.
Hyde, T. Portwnod, spindle-maker. Star, Manchester, ito twaro.
Jarman, E. Holcombe.Rogus, tanner. Three Tans, Tiverton, &ler-.
Kent, R. Liverpool, surgeon, Lion, LlverPussi, 3d csanlinaiiou
Kettle, W. W. Birmingham, button.maker. Hotel, Biertimb. let en. • 11
Lowe, J. Walsall, plater, Union, 111rinisorknot, Ist examination.— $
Mare, J. Shelton, china-manuinct, Swan. Hanley, proof of adds
1 Monk, R. flisphain, mender, Messrs. Richton*. Preston, d elarn. 13
Moat, W. Bispham, monster, Messrs. Howard's, Preston, 3d roam. 11
Pearce and Perry, Nottingham, lace. manufacturers, Horse, Notting.
ham, proof of debts of Perry ......
11
Ruby. J. Ilelston, leather-seller. Commercial Rooms, Brl*lo4, 34 es. 1
SkeltonrT. 11. Southampton, stationer, Guildhall, Southmapt. Ist ex. 12
Sleddon, F. and T. Preston, entton.sp. White Home, Preston, 24 tit- 12
Swift, J, W. Liverpool, bookseller, George, Liverpool, 34 exam. 11
Tatham. W. Nottingham, lave-manufact. Horse, Not t iug haat, 3d cx. 11
Wright, J. Saddleworth, woollen-manufacturer, Mr. Kos's, Nan.
cheater, speolal Whin

I

IntlerS OF BRITISH
I per Cod. Cons. SO; ilia
bait° 414.0 SO;
961 a 4
i44w 4 per Coot. 9311 a I
India BM& 29 23 27 pin

PRICES OP FOREIGN
S-millan Bonds MI 5
Ramon Ayres Bona' GO
Esr..ian !Undo 43 4
Moo Acct. 44 n
Co:onbiaa Deeds Si}
Ditto Bonds (1824)34 8 61
pltte Acct. 37 81 5 6
fonds (Itr26)
Lt.ttc) Acct. 68
Greek Bonds
lt.t:o Bonds (1923)19 121 131 13 1

COURSE OF EXCHJ
Amste•dans C.F. 12 8
12 b 1
1). to at sight
It )•tardans 20. 12 9
Antwerp s 12 9
laa-n!airgl;. ..... ......14 U. 37 3
A:tjna 20 0. 37
Paris, 3 days'
..ht
Ditto .... .......... .. .3 U. Se I
R•odeans
Hfr:in
F ankrort on Maine Rs. If 1::.3
P.l:sesburgh.rble lll.ls. 9.
V ennseff ective, d 3 M. 10 24
Teeste . ..do . . 10 26
Its!tid .... . ............84
Can's..... ...... .... ....... 34}
15:1'.1o1 . . ... 34
Ikrecasaa ..... . ... 33g
II•vi:le . .... ........ ...... 331
Winegar 43

An2ll:Aleitcts

MCI% OF BFIAI

,
Petesi. La Fr;a: and Peruvian Ass.Kl

JIII•WII.

STOCKS TESTERPA T.
lEx. Blllx WOOL 1$ 14 IS ra
Ditto LOOt. :4 14 IS pm
Dino Small 1$ Is pa
Lottery T!c!!.

STOCKS YESTERDAY.
Mexican Rondo .1
!Pm, Rends ,I 12S) 631 11 1 11 21 2
21
A I 1
Ditto cct. nl'.l 3 1 11 211 21 foj
21 11
Peruvian 11nntls 28 27
Ditto Acct. 2n 274
Russian Bonds 84 33
Ruston Inscription 82
Exchange per Ruble lad.
Spanish Ronda 9 f

INGE YESTERDAY.
Leghorn.. .......
Geom. 43
Venice . ....... 44
Naples . .•...
Palermo . .
Lisbon .
Oporto . ............. 111
Rlo Janeiro
Babla • • ..... • •••
4'
Buenos Ayres
Dublin, 21 days' sight
Curk ....... ..... .

DULLIO%, PIZ oz.
r. d.
Portugal Gold, In coin . 0 0 0
Foreign Gold, In bars.
New Doubloons
0 4 9
New Dollars
Sliver. In bare. standard 0 4 II

YESTEIMAY.
.5. Shire. PRId.
tlou .5 pa
100 I 5 Is pa
110011 5 9i dui
co AAA A .
100 10 21 Ma
10 bi put
10 Ili 21 dls
100 10 *Ms