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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-03-09

MEETING AT MACCLESFIELD.

A meeting was held on Monday lent in the National School at
Macclesfield, of the journeymen silk weavers., to consider of the
propriety of petitioning Parliament against the Corn Laws ; nearly
860 persons were assembled.
ThtoltAll CAPE was called to the chair, and after a few observa-
tions on the injurious tendency of those laws, he proceeded to read
the following resolutions, which were carried unanimously :
I. That this meeting is of opinion that the laws which restrict
the importation of foreign corn into this country, give to the landed
interest an unjust monopoly.
2. That us England is a manufacturing and commercialnatiou,
the natural tendency of the Corn Laws is to increase pauperism, to
advance the price of our manufactured articles, to paralyze the tA-
ertions of the British merchant and manufacturer, and to inflict
misery and degradation on the working classes of society.
3. That this meeting views with the moat unfeigned regret that,
while the Legislature are enforcing the principles of free trade in
the commerce of this country, the price of corn should be upheld
by unjust measures.
4. That the situation in which the town of Macclesfield is now
placed, in common with other manufacturing districts, presents to
us no other alternative but to persevere in petitioning both Monies
of Parliament for the removal of those mint oppressive taws. the
Corn Laws ; which, if not repealed, misery, pauperism, and star-
, vation, must he our inevitable fate.
5. That a petition be founded on the foregoing resolutions, and
presented to both Houses of Parliament, praying the repeal of the
Corn LIMO.
6. That a Select Committee be appointed from this meeting to
draw up a petition founded on the foregoing resolutions, and that
the petition be called the Petition of the Silk Weavers of Maccles-
field and its vicinity.
Several fair speeches were made, after which thanks were voted
to die Mayor and the Magisuatas, for their kindness in having lent
the National School, and to the Chairman for his impartifd con.
duct in the chair ; the meeting then separated.
London, England, 1826-01-04

THE GRI.:EKS.

SMYRNA, DEC. I.

We learn that the Greek Government has invited the Primates
d Hydra and Sperzia to send le the Stores the greater part of the
troops that they have taken into their pay, to defend themselves
ageing the expected attacks of the Turks. A part of the troops has
.already been landed at Napoli di Romania, and they are to be sod
to Corinth.
. It seems that the Greek Government fears the jes'ouay which bas
ong attlani.tOd between the Rtamelint" and the Moreotes, and that it
peens to keep them at a distance from each other.
No fears are now entertained at Ilydra of any attack, since It is
there that the Capitan Pacha had sailed to Missolonght.
twirelver, nomeana of defence are neglected. and a garr'son of
Wan troop. will always be kept there, but reduced to the ordinary
number.
• The reports heard at Constantinople of the existence of a Turkish
piety at Napoli di Romania, which was said to have obtained the,
.ponderante, and to be inclined to capitullte with Ibrahim Pacha
see wholly unfounded, and considered as mere inventions. No se.
'counts direct from Greece mike any mention of them.
Ibrahim Pacha, since the landing of the Egyptians at Navarino.
has been engaged In reorganising his army, and dividing it into se.
vend corps. It is generally affirmed that one of these corps is on
its march to the Gulf of Corinth. It is supporta that according to
the plan of the campaisn that has been agreed upon. it is to tom
the Albanian corps stationed at Salona, ultimately to support. if it
Should he necessary, the operation. of It nlschiti Packs. It la not
hH known in what direction Ihrehim will employ the other corps of
is amy. The damp and rainy weather which has prevailed for
some time in the Stores is a great hindrance to the operations of
the Egyptian commander.—FronVwf Parer:. Dee. 20,
London, England, 1826-01-04

This day Is publishes, price One Guinea,
THE ENCYCLOP/EMA METROPOLITANA.
Part Sixteen.
•,,• A few copies are printed oil royal paper, with proof impres-
sions of the plates, price I!. les. The Parts, from I. to XVI, on
royal or decoy paper, may be had together or separately.
Printed for J. :11awman ; C. and J. Rivington ; Baldwin, Cra-
dock, and Joy ; Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper ; G. B. IVhittaker
and J. Duncan, London ; J. Parker, Oxford ; anl Deighton and
Sons, Cambridge ; and may be had of all Booksellers in the
United Kingdom.

14ICHERAND'S PHYSIOLOGY. WITH NOTES BY DR.
COPLAND.
This day are published, in livo. price ISs. in boards,
F LEMENTS (4' PHYSIOLOGY.
By A. RICHERAND.
Professor of the Faculty of Medicine of Paris. Member of the Aca-
demies of Vienna. Petersburg!), Madrid, Tunis, &e.
Translated from the French by G. J. M. DE INS, M.D.
Fourth Edition, with Notes and a copious Appendix,
By JAMES COPLAND, M.D.
Lecturer on Physiology. Pathology, and Therapeutics ; Consulting
Physician to Queen Charlotte's Lying-in Hospital, he. &c.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green ;
Baldwin, Cradock. and Joy ; 'f. and G. ierwood ;G. and W.
B. Whittaker; Simpkin and Marshall ; James Duncan ; Callow
and Wilson ; Burgess and Hill ; and S. Highley.
London, England, 1826-01-04

THONI AS'S PRACTICE OF PHYSIC.

Eighth Edition. This day is published,
THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC, exhibit.
ing the Character, Causes, Symptoms, Prognostics, Mor.
bid Appearances, and Improved method of treating the Diseases of
all Climates.

By ROBERT THOMAS, M.D.
Eighth Edition, revised, and considerably enlarged, by an addition
of much new and important matter, the Prescriptions having been
altered in conformity to the last Pharmacopoeia of the London Col.
legeof Physicians.
London: Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown,
and Green ; T. and O. Underwood ; T. Cadell ; Baldwin, Cradock,
and Joy ; S. Highley ; 0. B. Whittaker; Burgess and Hill; E.
Cox ; and Adam Black, Edinburgh.

This day is published, in 4 volumes 12mo. price U. es. boards,
EUSTACE FITZ-RICHARD, a Isle of the Barons'
Wan.
By the Author of the " Bandit Chief, or Lords of Urvino."
Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street,
Where may be had, published this Winter,
ABBOT of :MONTSERRAT, a Romance, 2 vole. 10s. &1.
WILL01:61113r, by the Author of "Decision," &c. 2 vols.
12,

14.
HERALINE, by L. M. Hawkins, second edition, 4 vols. Bvo.
12s.
SPANISH DAUGHTER, by Mrs. Sherwood, 2 vols. !Ivo.

DISCARDED SON, by Regina Maria Rothe, second edition,
5 vols. IF. 10s.
HENRY, by Richard Cumberland, fourth edition, 4 vols. IL 2s.
IDNIGHT BELL, by Francis Latham, second edition,
3 vols. 1.1.1.
GEORGE BARNWELL, by T. Surr, fifth edition, 3 vols.
16s. 6d.

QUADRANT, PICCADILLY.
By Mr. SH UTT LE WORTH.
At the Marron WEDNESDAY NEXT, at 12, in Two Lots,
AValuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising two
substantial DWELLING DOUSES, with large front
shops and peculiar conveniences for private families, very eligibly
situated, Nos. 78 and 80, in the Quadrant, near Piccadilly, leading
from Waterloo.place to Regent-street, of the net annual value of
nearly 300 i. forming a very eligibleiniestment.
May be viewed with leave of the trnanta, and particulars had
any day previous to the sale, of Messrs. Baaendile, Tatham, and
Upton, Lincoln's lon-fields, and Ring's Amt.-yard, Coleman.
street; on the premises; at the Mart; and of Mr. Shuttlewortb,
128, Poultry.
London, England, 1826-01-04

UPPER HOLLOWAY.

NEAT AND GENUINE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
LINEN, CHINA, GLASS, AND MISCELLANEOUS
EFFECTS. '

- -
By STEVENS and BRENCHLEY.
On the Premises, opposite the Archway Public-house, tipper
Holloway, on THURSDAY, January 12, at 11, by order of

-
the A ssiknees,
THE Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, com-
prising four-post and half-tester bedsteads and hangings,
feather beds and bedding, mahogany double and single chests of
drawers, dressing tables, stands, and glasses, cut-steel and other
fenders, and fire-irons ; handsome Brussels and Kidderminster
carpets and hearth-rugs, mahogany pedestal sideboard, set of ex-
cellent dining-room chairs, Grecian couch. Pembroke and work
tables ; suit of morine curtains for three windows, table and bed
linen, plated articles, china, glass, kitchentutcnsils, three chaldrons
of coals, and miscellaneous effects.
May be viewed one day previous to the Sale, and catalogues had
on the Premises ; and of Stevens and Brenchley, 36, Oltl Jewry.
London, England, 1826-01-04

iplicErrix FIRE OFFICE.—
renewers AED DIRECTORS.
Matthias Attwood, Esq. M.P. Wm. Heygate, Esq. Aid. M.P.
James Bell, EN. Rich. lienshaw Lawrence. Esq.
John Coops, Esq. John Petty Muspratt, Esq.
William Curtis, Esq. Major Rohde, Esq.
William Davis, Esq. William Semler. Esq.
Crawford Davison, Eel. George Shunt Storey, Esq.
Sir Charles Flower, Bart. Ald. Charles Hampden Turner, Esq.
Emanuel Goodhart, Esq. Matthew Whiting, Esq.
John Hawes, Esq. Matthew Wilson, Esq. '
Thorium Hodgeon,jnn. Esq. Thomas Wilson, Esq. M.P.
This Company have determined to makes reduction of remit=
ender exceptions in the three Ordinary Classes of Insurance, which
will be charged as follows:
First Class. Second Class.
_ Is. ed. Ss. 6d.
London, England, 1826-01-04

Third Class.
4.. 6d.

Persona whose mamma fall due at Christmas are requested to
take notice,. that printed receipts are now ready at the Company's
Offices in Lombard-street, and at Charing-cross, where attendance
is daily given from nine till four o'clock. and that Insurances of
the above description will bare the premium reduced accordingly.
J. JONES. See.

With all despatch. haring one halls( Isar Cargo actual? engigW.
'L-lOR VAN DIEMEN'S LAND, sinl NEW SOUTH
1' WALES, the fast-sailing Sbie, ADRIAN, Al. Burthen
See Tons; STEPHEN BROWN. 011110401111dier lying in the
London Dock. Has superior acessossoistiona foe Passengers, and
will carry an experienced Surge"
For Freight or Passage, apply ten W. D. Dowses, 39, Old Broad.
street ; the Commander ; or to
ISHISTSR and HORSLEY,
7. Balliter.squsre.

To sail on the 10th of Irabroary,
OA CALCUTTA, with liberty to land P
at Madras, the very fine Takship PROVIDENater=
F
them 700 tons, JOHN MARTIN ARDLIE, Commander (of the
Honourable Company's Service) (to load in the City Canal. Has
a very commodiond . poop and other eseellent accommodations for
Paasengers, emetics t durgeon, and is Eked u a regular Indianian.
For Freight or Passage apply to die sOmmander, at the Jerusa-
lag Coffee.house ; d to ISBISTER and HORSLEY,
7, Billiter-square.

Cro embark het passengers at Berismeedi meths lath of January,
IL-10X MADRAS and CArT..A. with leave to
A. tend Passengers at Caylon,arreseirliblipJULlANA A 1„
burden 1;00 tons, ROBERT INNES, R.N. Commander, lying in
the West India Export Dock ; Stied expeessly for passengers, and
will carry a Surgeon.
This ship will be secompanied by the Emulous steam-vessel from
off the Cape de Yard blends to Ceylon, from whence the Emulous
will proceed up the Malabar Coast to land passengers, while the
Juliana will go direct to Madras Ad Calcutta.
For passage only apply to James W. Taylor, Esq. South En.
trance, Exchaoge-buildings ; Messrs. Small, Lane, and Co. Old
Jewry; or to
WILLIAM REDHEAD, Jun.
Riches-court, Lime-street,
where plans of the accommodstionsmay be sego, and further parti-
culars known.
London, England, 1826-01-04

SURREY, SUSSEX, AND SOUTHWARK FIRE
AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,.
ST. 51ARGARET'8411ILL. SOUTHMARK. •
This Company has been formed upon principles combining the
most perftet security, with advantages equal to, if not water than,
those offered by any similar Institution. 'Fite Fire and Life Depart.
nsents are kept distinct, thus affording the same advantages as if
the Assurances were effected staeperate Oftlees.
Persons inured, eith* magnet ISM by Fire or upon Lime, will
IZRriedltwUy participate in the petits, without apylieldhomisbnit.
pan to colltltioute trilEards Losses.
REDUCED RATES OF ASSURANCE.
The following Reductions hare taken plate on the Rates of good
Risks in the undermentioned Classes:—
First Class, from 2s. to Is. 6d. per Cant.
Second ditto 3s. to 2s. ditto
Third ditto lit. to 4s. 6d. ditto
But this Reduction will not apply to Assurances, where it would
bring the premium to leis than Ss.
The premiums on Life Assurance are calculated on the most li.
beral Terms. G. W. WILSON, Secretary.
London, England, 1826-01-04

DIED.

On Saturday last, at the house —of bet son-in-law, Matthew
Consett, Esq., Mrs. Southgate, aged 91.
On the lat instant, at Claphani.rise, after a lingering Mush
Mn. Louisa Belt:, aged 33.
On Sunday last, in her 28th year, Mary, the wife of 111 r. Wm.
Undershell, of Dover-place, New Kent-mad, and daughter of
Richard Wootten, Esq., of Oxford.
On the 31st ult., at Hampton Court Palace, in his 80th year,
Thomas Fauquier, Esq., for many years Secretary to the Comp-
trollers of Army Accounts, and Gentleman Usher of the Privy
Chamber to her late Majesty Queen Charlotte.
At Lochwinnoch, on the 21st ult. Matthew Bums, in his tifgh
yrar. He was remarkable for the clearness of his vision, being
able to read a small-print bible without glasses, nearly to the last.
He saw the fifth generation, was married at 20, and lived with his
mate sixty years.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DA?.
Morning, 28 min. after 9. I Evening, 4 min. Am 10.

Printed at THE BRITISH PRESS Office, by J. W.Cattaiont
181, Strand, and published by R. CANNON, lOW 11.00
London, England, 1826-01-04

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

Whitehall, Jan. 2, 1826.
The Ring has been pleased to present the Reverend Alexander
Duncan to the church and parish of Coylton, in the presbytery and
county of Ayr, vacant by the death of the Reverend Doctor Black,
late Al inister there.

Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the IVest Riding
of the County of York, City and County of the City of York :
Sir Chsalea Ibbetson, Bart., Honourables Henry Lascelles, IVil-
liam Sebright Lascelles, and Edwin Lascelles, Beckett,
William Rookes Crompton, John Egremont, Thomas Fairfax,
Daniel Gaskell, Andrew Lawson, "William Thompson Lee, John
Henry Lowther, John Marshall, John Maude, Jeremiah Todd
Naylor, John Naylor, jun., Henry William Oates, Andrew Peter-
son, Reverend James Armitage Rhodes, Paul Beilby Thompson,
George Walker, John Wilson, and Edward York, Esqs., to be
Deputy Lieutenants—all dated October 15, 1825.
London, England, 1826-01-04

THE LATE GALES.

Last week two or three cows were found dead on the sands, and
large pieces of wreck were sten floating in the Bay or Wigton,
no doubt, part of the effects the late tremendous gales. There
was a rope round the neck of one of the cows, with an Iron ring
and staple attached to it. and P. Taffe, cut in large letters on one
of her horns, and X Xon the other. The cows, however, being
quite putrid, and very much cut and bruised, were entirely
useless.
London, England, 1826-01-04

This day is published, in Bro. price 10s. 61
LEMENTS of MEDICAL LOGIC, or I'hilosophical
Principles of the Practice of Physic. Third Edition, greatly
enlarged.
By Sir GILBERT BLAKE, Bart,
F.R.S.S. Lond. Edin. and Gottingen, and First Physician to the
King.
The additions to this edition are such as to render the work a
general and comprehensive compendium of Medical Science.
Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1826-01-04

Just published, by Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh. and sold by John
Murray, Albemarle-street, London, in One Volume, post Bro.,
containing 550 elosely.printed pages, 12s. boards,
JANUS, or, the Edinburgh Literary Almanack. To be
published Annually.
The publication of this Wore has, from circumstances not
likely to occur again, been deferred considerably beyond the time
intended. In future years the Volume will be produced in the
First Week of November. The Editor has the satisfaction to
state, that he has received every assurance from the distinguished
Literary Characters who have contibuted to the present Volume.
London, England, 1826-01-04

This day is published, price Gs.
1•IIE SECOND NUMBER of the BRITISH
I RCM ; Quarterly Series.—Contents :—I. Sir W. Drum-
mond's Corippi Jshannis—lll. Malkin's Classical
Disquisidtms—lV. Caldcleugh's and Proctor's Travels in South
America—V. Repeal of the Votary Laws—Vl. Boaden's Life of
Kemble—Vll. The Vaudnis—Vlll. Memorie Romane—lX. Pe-
pys' Memoirs—X. Funeral Serm)n on Dr. Parr—Xl. Sheridan's
Memoirs—Xll. Buckingham's Travels—Xlll. Chandler's Lec-
tures—XlV. Ancient Pursuits at Csmbridge—XV. Veitch's Me-
moles.
Printed for J. Mawnsan, Ludgate-street.
London, England, 1826-01-04

TILE IMPERIAL FAMILY OP RUSSIA.

It is remarkable that there arc at pr sent three Em.
presses in Russia, the Empress Mother, widow of Paul the
First, Princess of Wirtemburg, y( ars of age, hut in
the enjoyment of excilent health ; the Empress Dowager,
widow of Alexander the First, Princess of Baden, :Pi years
of age, but in a doubtful state of health ; and the reigniu..
Empress, wife of Nicholas the First, daughter of the Kir
of Prussia, 27 years of age.

net:rand Duchess Anne, sister of Alexander, is, u
well known, a Princess Royal of the Low Countries, and
her eldest sister, Marie-Paulowna, is the (hand Duchess
of Saxe-IV.•:rnar.

Queen Frederica of Sw«lin is sister to the Emprits
Dowager, and the reigning Grand Duchess of Baden is
the eldest daughter of Queen Fwd.-rim. All these prin.
cesses arc of German extraction ; all were horn Protestants
except the two Grand Duchesses Anne and Marie-Pau.
lowna, born in the Greek religion ; all have reci irul an
education which places them above the frivolity too gene.
ral in ('nitric, and the Empress Mother is above all a
woman of the highest capacity.—.l,,aroml firs Dchals.
London, England, 1826-01-04

DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY.

Left at the Bankrupt Office. under Act 6, Geo. 4th, cap. 16. eec. 6.
Wt stubs SMITH, Lombard-street, hatter and boater. (Filed
Dec. 31.)
WILLIAM HEMMING, Thatchacn, Berkshire, money-scrivener.
(Filed Jan. 2.)
BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.

Balm Benattar, flowford-buthlinga, Fenchureh-street, merchant,
from January 3 to Jan. 24, at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court.
William Blizzard, Petersham, Surrey, butcher, from December
24 to January 21, at tan, at the Bankrupts' Court.
Charles Dowding, Stepney-causeway, Commercial.road, cooper,
from January 14 to 21, at elrftn„.a! the Bankrupts' Court.
London, England, 1826-01-04

In the Press.—ln a few days be published, handsomely
printed. In one volume deo. with a portrait,
it.LEXANDER I. EMPEROR OF RUSSIA; or, a
Sketch of his Life, and of the most important events of his
Reign.
Printed for Treuttel and Wartz, Treuttel, Jun. and Richter,
No. 30, Soho-square.
London, England, 1826-01-04

STOCK OF FLOUR, MEAL, &e.

•By Mr. '
At Jack's Coffee-house, Mark-lane, on MONDAY NEXT, at 2,

by'order of the Assignees,
ABOUT 400 SACKS of STALE FLOUR, in Lots of
Ten and Five Sacks each ; 20 SACKS of MEAL ; and
20 QUARTERS of MIDDLINGS.
May be viewed three days prior to the sale, at Beale's Wharf,
Tooley-street ; Hayes's iVhirt. dim) • Hill's Wharf, Upper
Thames street ; Raymond's Wharf, ditto ; Bambursh Wbarf,
Three Cranes, Queen-street ; and Mann's Wharf, Backside. Ca-
talogues had at Jack's Coffee-house, and at the Castle Tavern,
Mark-lane ; at Ourraway's ; and of Mr. Doull, Auctioneer, Ste.
27, Prince's.street, Bank.
London, England, 1826-01-04

POETRY.

(From the European Mag.:sine.]
THOUGHTS IN A CHURCHYARD.

" Life with I,•s shadow VOW—is but a shade,
And mighty man low in the dust is
Delightful spot, how still it seems,
Where crowds of buried memories sleep ;

How quiet nature o'er them dreams ;
'Tie but our troubled thmig!ds that weep :
Life's book shuts lure. its page is lost
With them, and its busy claims;
The poor me from its memory cross'd,
The rich have nothing but their names.

There rest the weary from their toll ;
There lie the troubled, free from care,
Who, through the btrife of life's turmoil,
Sought rest, and only found it there :
With none to fear his ►cornful brow,
There sleeps the master—and the slave;
And, heedless of all titles, now
Repose the honoured and the brave.

TIIE BRITISH PRESS.

METROPOLITAN IMPRQTEM ENT'S.
London, England, 1826-01-04

NEXT PRESENTATION AND PRESENT ANNUM.
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTII,
At the Mart, on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 8, 1826, at 12, In Two

Lots, unless an acceptable offer.is previously made Private
Contract,
Lot 1. THE NEXT PRESENTATION to the valu-
able RECTORY of KELVEI)ON HATCH, a
very pleasantly-situated Parish, comprising upwards of Two Thou.
sand Acres, chiefly rich Arable Land r 3 miles from Brentwood, 3
from Chipping Ongar, and only 18' miles from London, in an ele-
vated and salubrious part of the County of ESWX, and most respect-
'able neighbourhood, with an excellent Parsonage House and Glebe
lying immediately around it ; estimated value between 5001. and
6001. per annum. Incumbent in his 58th year.
Lot 2. An ANNUITY of SEVENTY-TWO POUNDS per
ANNUM, receivable during the life of the Incumbent of Kelvedon
aforesaid, and unquestionably secured.
May be viewed by permission of the Rev. Ambrose Searle, the
present Incumbent, and particulars had 14 days previous to the
sale, at the Mart, and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 28, Poultry.
London, England, 1826-01-04

TOWN-HALL.

CRUTLTY TO ANlll.ll.9.—John Saunders, carman to Mr.
Greghorne, coal.merchatit, Upper Thamea-street, appeared to an
information under Mr. Martin's Act, lodged against him by Wm.
(leer, an inspector of hawkers' licenses, fur wanton cruelty to a
horse or his master's.

Oxley, the informer's witness, said that on Wednesday, the 29th
December, he saw the defendant driving a cart drawn by two
horses in the London-road. and witnessed him strike the leader
several times over the nose with the butt-end of his whip, and that
in a most savage manner ; he was very drunk at the time.
The defendant denied that he was drunk, and attempted to pal-
liate his offence by saying that the horse gibbed at a show caravan
standing in the road, and that he was forced to beat him.
. .

Oak; insisted the caravan was above 100 yards from the horse,
and that he did not gib.
Alderman J. J. SDI IT it told the defendant that if the horse had
been alarmed, as he stated, he was not likely to be soothed by the
treatment he received. Cruelty was never culled for under any cir-
cumstances. and in order to impress that truth apon his memory,
he should fine him 10s.; the costs were 4A.
. _ . . _

The defendant, who, during the hearing, held a sovereign fast
between his finger and thumb, in case of the worst, threw it down
with considerable nonchalance, and receiving his change with equal
coolness, walked alas though nothing had happened.
London, England, 1826-01-04

GUARDIAN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
No. 11. LOMBARD-STREET, AT THE ENTRANCE OF TUE
POST-OFFICE, LONDON.
DIRECTORS.
RICHARDMEE Esq. Chairman.

GEORIiE ',VA LL,
C. ani' ram N.
C Mam:ram. E.g.
• •

:sq. Deputy Chairman.
John Martin, Esq. M.P.
• •

( 'opland, k;a(j.
iVilliam Dawson, Caq.
Sir T. II antic Farquhnr, Bart.
John I:arratt. Esq. Alderman
Nicholas Garry, Esq.
Haldimand,
John Harvey, Esq.
George Jenner, Esq.
John Loch, Esq.
Stewart Marjoribanks,Esq.M.P.
AUDI

Rowland 31iichell, Esq.
Robert 31 itiord, Esq.
John G. Ravenshaw, Esq.
Robert Rickards, Esq.
John Shore, En.
Edward Stewart, Esq.
Andrew Henry Thompson, Esq.
John Thornton, Esq.
John Tulloch, Esq.
James Tulloch, Esq.
FORS.
IVilliam Ward, Esq.

Lewis Loyd, Esq.
A. W. ltobarts, Esq. M.P.
The Directors have determined, with certain exceptions, to make
the following reduction on the Three ordinary• Classes of Fire In.
surances, and Insurances hitherto charged at
2s. will be reduced to Is. &I. per Cent. per Annum
Ss. . . . 2s. rid. ditto ; and
ss. - - 4s. fki. ditto;
but no Policy will be entitled to a reduction which will bring the
Premium below ss.

The unprecedented success this Institution has experienced,
affords satisfactory proof that the principles upon which it was
founded have met with general approbation, and gives the best as.
surance that the proportion of Profit to be returned to the as-
sured at the septennial division, will meet with their full ex.
pectation.
Notice is hereby given, That Assurances which expire at Christ.
man should be renewed within fifteen Days thereafter, or they be-
come void ; and that the Receipts far such Renewals are now ready
for delivery with the respective Agents Mr the Company through-
out the United Kingdom. W M. IV ILLIA.IIS, Sec.
London, England, 1826-01-04

•
ARMY CONTRACTS.
COMMISSARIAT De PART= ItT.
TR I All: RT CHAMBERS, Dasf. 21. NM.
NOTICE is hereby gives to an Persons desirous of
contracting to supply the following Articles for the use of
stis Army, vit. :
BREAD.
To bia Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and
Barracks in the under-mentioned County :
Lancaster, and to the Household Troops in London sad its
Vicinity. •
BEEF AND MUTTON.
To his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and
Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties:—
locks Isle of Wight North and South Wales.
FORAGE. viz.
paws, BAT, and STRAW, to his Majesty's Cavalry and Artillery
Horses, in Barracks, and OATS in Cantonments and Qautere,
in the ender-mentioned Mantles :
Cornwall Devon
The the Deliveries aro,stscousmemer on and for the 23th day of
Febrasey nett that Proposals in writing, sealed up and eaMmil
" Tender foe Army Supplies," will be received at this Ol.ce on or
heron the Sikh day of January ; but seas win he received/ A.
Twin* a'Clecklie that day.
Proposal, must be made separately for each County, except
tar the Counties comprising North and South Wales, all of which
must he included in one Tender ; and each Proposal must have
the Letter which Is annexed to the Tender properly OW up, by
two persons of known property engaging to become bound with
the party tendering, in the amount stated an the printed particulars,
for the due performance of the Contract; and no Proposal will be
noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the prices expressed
In words at length ; and should it so happen that during the
continuance of the Contract no troops should tie supplied by virtue
of the same, the amount of the Stamps on the Contract and Bond.
paid in the first instance by the Contractor, shall be refunded to
him. • -

Pitt Mill?! of the Contracts may be had upon application at these
Clumhers, between the hours of ten and four.
N.D. Samples d the Bread and Meal may be seen at this Office,
between the hours of twelve and two.

KING'S THEATRE.--The Public are respectfully
informed. that a GRAND MASQUERADE will take
place at this Theatre on THURSDAY, the 19th inst.
Further particulars will be shortly announced.
London, England, 1826-10-25

I'OI,ICk4

--.
Msarstoft.norsz.—The ease of the unfortunate., ontlentilt
who have hcen IA in a state of destitution at this inclement mason,
is n w beginning to attract public attention. In the course of Satut-
day the Lwd 3layor received various sums of money, and yaps-
(l,l additional contributions were sent. in the whole amounting to
50/., os hich of coarse will do Hide for up*ards of 200 starving pea.
ple. The MAMA have been forwarded to Mr. Freahtield, gds. Welt
Cubango, who has handsomely consented to continua hb
as Secretary, and the names will be duly advertiaed.
An application was made from Wintheaterfor one or elm rehipws,
who Could be recommended as qualififd for the situation if .sordier
or languages. The applicant liberally undertook to pay lib amais
hire and ekpenses. A Colonel of the Spanish army, wheels awl"
is in great dolmas, has been sent down. It was paytleedgel veggig.
inemfed that this example should be' followed in mbar
towns. elnee it would be the most heueticial Wins of ywlrliirg for
the refugees permanently. The Spanish language, me he.
ereaVng connexions with South Amdrica, is beginning bobs 'duct
taught in commertiAl academiei. and since the knowlettipof bench
ha+ become so common, the. Italian language is more caSlvated in
seminaries as a fashionable accomplishment.
The Lord Mayor, with other donations, yesterday received IW.
enclosed in the Following letter:—
" Doncaster. October 11, ISIS. -
"My Lord—A family party of (*plena and young ladies Entreat
vour Lordship wilt honour them so far as to become their almoner
in the disuibutinn of the smell sum enclosed, amongst the foreign
gentlemen of both nations, *home great and vornerial dilute*,
makes nt this tithe so powafal an appeal to the good feelings of toe
ll ritith people.
" May the small services of the party concerned be follorei up
by more effectual aid, and your Lordship's benevolent intentions be
crowned with ultimate success, is the prayer of, my herds
" your Lordship's most obedient serraots.
" Tug FAMILY' Paint."
It will be 'Teamed, that a few days since an unfornmaterlsaltan
Doctor of civil Law came, half-starved and hall.clotltal, to
his Lon's p's attention to a plan for a perpetual motion, whkit
bad ruined himself in eistleavouring to accomplish. Povertysassis
to have residerod even Spaniards inventive, and several mimesis et
that nation have applied maarious times for aid. Vestallay ark
applied by the fallowing Infest, which lie delivered personally as-
" October 23, 1828.
" To the Right lion. the Lord Mayor.
" My Lords—Thu uottotsignell, who has the Woo* to Wants
London, England, 1826-01-03

THE STRAM-BOAT COMET.

It is known that Duncan M'lnnes, the Captain of the
Comet, was tried and sentenced to three months imprison-
ment for running down the steam-boat Comet. Applica-
tion was, however, made for a suspension of the sentence,
and the case same before the High Court of Justiciary at
Edinburgh, on Thursday last.
The Lord Advocate stated that he was about to save
the Court some trouble, by at once acknowledging that he
did consider the proceedings in this case liable to an ob-
jection of a technical nature, as touching the mode of
making up the record, which would render it, in his opi-
nion, not fitting for the public prosecutor to insist for a
maintenance of the sentence against the prisoner.
Loral Gillies and the Lord Justice Cletk approved of the
candid conduct of the Lord Advocate.

The following judgment was then read by the Clerk of
the Court :
The Lord Justice Clerk and Lords Commissioners of Justiciary,
having considered the foregoing bill of suspension and liberation,
and what is above represented in regard to the mode in which the
record was made up, in respect that the Lord Advocate does not
insist in maintaining the sentence of the Judge Admiral, suspeld
the sentence complained of simplititer, and grant warrant to, and
ordain the Magistrates of Edinburgh, and keepers of their Tol-
booth, to set the said Duncan !Whims at lawny.

SPORTING I X7'ELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S, MONDAY, JAN. 2.

The attendance tn•day was numerous, but there was more talk-
ing than betting. The odds on the Derby remain nearly as before.
It having transpired that the General was named for the St. Leger,
he came into notice. Sophist and Crusader are Also named ; Bel-
zoni continues on the rise. For the Oaks, Pawn is at evens with
Mignionette.
We perceive that the weights for the St. Leger are changed from
Rat. 21b. and Btit., to Rst. 81b. and Bst. 31b.-, probably to prevent the
necessity of the jock its wasting so much, and to suit the age of
'the horses, who at the time the stakes are run for, will have got
considerably in their fourth year.

DERBY.

20 to 1 apt Advance
20 to 1 agst Oramarie
23 to 1 apt Zuleika

Si to 1 agst Monarch.
12 to 1 agat Tredrille
14 to 1 agat The General
20 to 1 agst Bolivar
21 to 1 apt the following—Twattyparon Munchausen, Pranks,
Canvass, and Rowena.
1000 to 20 agst Henry filly, taken. •
01119.

10 to 1 agst Henry
13 to 1 &gat Elizabeth
14 to 1 agst Parasol
/1. LEGER.
22 to I agst 31onarch
25 to I agst lieneral
40 to 1 agat Barefoot

INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.
London, England, 1826-01-03

TOTAL ALTERATION IN WEIGHTS AND MEA-
SURES THROUGHOUT THE UNITED KINGDOM.

Weight and Measure Office pro tempore for Middlesex,
14, Charles-street, Soho-square.
THE AUTHORIZED TABLES of the CONSER-
VATOR of WEIGHTS and MEASURES, for the
COUNTY of MIDDLESEX (W. (iutteridge), Calculator of
Imperial 'tables to the City of London, are this day published
by Knight and Lacey, Paternoster-row. They are as follows,

Iat.—BOOKS.
Quantity Equalization Tables for the Breweries of England and
Ireland, 2a.
Ditto for Wine and Spirit Merchants or England, 2s.

Ditto for Wine and Spirit Merchants of Ireland, Is.
Ditto for Corn and Malt Dealers, &c. of England, Ireland, Scot-
land, and Wales, Is.
2d.—BOARDS, to hang up in Counting-houses, Shops, Ban of
Inns, &c.
For Wine and Spirit Dealers of England; one for Quantity, and
one for Price, each Is. 6d.
For Mahaters, Corn Dealers, and Agriculturists of England, Ire-
land, Scotland, and Wales; one for Price, 45.; one for Quan-
tity, Is. 4d.
For the Irish Wine and Spirit Merchants; one for Quantity, and
one for Price, each Is. 6d.
For Magistrates, Corn Dealers, and Agriculturists, in all parts of
England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Jersey, and Guernsey,
where Bushels and Cab6ts are used, which differ from the Stand-

and Bushel, 2s. 6d.
For Magi,trates, Corn Deans, &c. in Wales, for all the Welsh
local Measures in particulat, 2a.
For Magistrates, Corn Dealers, /U. in Scotland, for the Scotch
local Measure% in particular, Is. 3d.
For the Standsrd Fielot, and the other Firlot of Linlithgow, id I
Scotland, each Is.
Poe all Persons using the local Bushels of Ten Gallons, and Nine
Gallons, in different Counties of England, &c. each 11.6 d.
For Persona using the Jersey and Guernsey Gallon and Pot,'
2s. 6d.
Lithographic Figures and Dimensions of all Massares, Reap and
Strike, Is. 6d.
Ditto of all Casks, as decided by the Bemis and Coopers of Lon•
don, Is. 6d.
Grand Equalising Circle, with Precepts foe equalising Quantity
and Price of the Standand Mananast of England, Inland, Scot•
land, Wales, Jersey, Onwasey, ao.
So/d, Wholesale and SIOWLIay
_LICrW and Lacey, Paternoster%
row ; and by thdr Again to MONl,—kolend, and Scotland.
London, England, 1826-01-03

N.B. Sample
bytween the hou

KING'S T
informed,
place at this Th,
Further partic

THE Cow
hereby gi'
RETINO of
an FRIDAY, I
purpose of deel
for the Half-ya
ELECTION.
of Thomas Furl
1101. marled ;

Loudon Doti
N.B. The C
Ballot to cow
close at Four o'

IMPERIA

The Direct&
having, under
CALL of FIV
ton. forming ti
to pay the same
Frye and Chal
hereof.

No Transtet
Fitter destroui

•, Throgroor

1 of the F
conformity wit'
Resolution to
FIVE FOUN
Shares In the
stamen, is fix
tors on the 2161
is to be paid at
in St. Al ildred'
roily with the
informed, that
after the day
raw of AL for t
stalment from
actually paid,
Two Calendar
the Share or SI
'tors who shs
tapes whatsoe
to the Compan
are by the said
authority to en
declaring Shaw
By order o

9, King's Ar

MEXIC,
tome
Directors as th
lies for Sign‘
Winchester.st
The Proprieto
Britain are pat
the terms of
their attorneys
Deed within tl
wise they will
abandoned the
Subscribers
must sign the
expressly emp
the date here°
Instalment or
and will be e
according to t
may be unabh
may be procu
Messrs. Knigl
Dated this

N.B. A St;
and the State
at the time of
The Direct'
Saturday, the
days, exclusit

sconsoca=
• No.
• .Tlll
OT ICE i
Pi LIGHT 1
lea drifting
exPedinun•
NOTICE i
eontractiii
she Army, vie.:
To his Majesty
Barra
Laneaster, and
Vicinity. •
To tals Majesty
Barrat
-.Bucks
Ora HAY, an
Ilona, in Bs
in the ender-n
Ce
That the Deli
• February nett;
Tender, foe At
thellikh
FraliseCleck
Proposals mu
the the Counties
must be includt
the Letter whit
two persons of
the party tender
for the due pert
noticed unless n
In words at ler
continuance of t
of the same, the
paid in the lint
him.
Particulars of
Chambers, bets

CERTAIN!
RIES MI
MENT.
CARRO'
experiei
tinuance of p
roaches to 1
mode of advt
for a few you
that may ret
bable there I
price: Indei
Prizes of an
have many 1
- •
chased for I
contains
ALL TO 1
2 •
2 -
2 -
2 -
2 •
2 •
10 •
20 •
60 •
NO B]
other
13,000
Tickets a
Offices, N
street, Lim
4
4
A
•
11111.11111.1
London, England, 1826-01-03

N'alue
coat of working
Loss . Z3(5,000
(Fifteen steam and other engine,. for primping.)

Ido not calculate, however, that this lows will continue for more
taco six months longer.
3d cisss--Seven new Mines._

CalTitar already employed, 13,0001.
;sr* produce.
Cost to continue the proper trials for twelve months - £21,600
(Four steam engines for pumping.)
4th Class—Eight Minn, on winch loss may be made, If disco.
verses do not shortly take place.
Capital employed, 913,4001.
Annual produce, Copper Ore, 3,240 tons.
% slue
Cost of working
Annual loss, if continued - - £17,760
(Twelve steam sad other engines for pumping.)
Chit whole capital now employed will appear to be

25,800
43,560

. 249,320
1103,000
/3,000
98,400
London, England, 1826-01-03

MR. DOUVILLE'S Superior PLAN of TEACH-
ING FRENCH.—Among the ingenious methods which
have been thought of to facilitate the acquirement of the French
Language. that of Mr. Douville has certainly the highest claims to
public notice. By his mode of tuition the Pupil will not only be
enabled to converse with the same fluency and accuracy of pronun-
ciation as if he had studied in Paris, but he will likewise be quali-
fied to write with the greatest purity and elegance ; for such a the
efficacy of his system, that while the Pupil acquires facility in
speaking, he gradually attains a thorough knowledge of the ele-
mentary principles of the language, and thus becomes perfectly
acquainted with those variations and niceties of expression which
so frequently occur in polite conversation among the fashionable
circles in the capital of France.

The FRENCH 13RAM3IAR which Mr. DouTille has jqst
published on the same plan, Is highly calculated for the rapid at-
tainment of that fascinating language. It contains exercises chiefly
composed of expressions stid sentences most used in familiar dis-
course, thus affording the student, in presenting to his view the
rules of Syntax, a valuable collection of useful phrases. The na-
tare of the French verbs is also exhibited in quite a novel and per.
spicuous manner ; but the remarks on Pronunciation, the expla.
nations of Idioms, the models of composition for the common bu-
siness of the world, and the Treatise on French Poetry, are pecu-
liarly serviceable. The whole, in short, is so judiciously arranged
that those who may wish to acquire a knowledge of French, with a
►iew to conversation, will find this work extremely useful.

It is published by the author, 2, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, and
6, Coventry-street, Haymarket.
London, England, 1826-01-03

X! /.VG.

fir. 'John Taylor has published a pamphlet in the form
21 a Weft to Mr. Fowell Bunton an the profits of Mining
M Lagland, considered in relation to the prospects of
14ining in Mexico. Mr. Taylor is eine of the managers of
-ilia Real del Monte Company, as well as the director of a
timber of mines in bligland, and it is from his experienwit'
Isere that he attempts to show that mining in Mexico ist
likely, If due ate and skill be employed in it, to tad
profits in!filcient to justify the requisite investment of
espial. The facts which Mr. Taylor gives on the subject
of the Mines in England are worth transcribing, as we do
lint know any equally extensive and well authenticated
statement of the results of these undertakings.
Mr. Taylor divides the mines he is engaged in (in Corn-
wall, Devon, and North Wales), into four classes.
he elem.—Thirteen profitable mines in full work, and which
at present arc likely to continue their produce.
24 Class.—Eleven mines, on which a large capital hes been
also expended, which are in a state of progress, and which are likely
a•se to bourne profitable, though the returns do not yet balance the
Anwilditure.
ltd Class.--. Seven new mines with promising appearances, with
the umbel risk, however, of failure, and requiring yet additional
-erepitsi.
4th Class._Eight mines which are declining, or the prospect is
• unfavourable, which are working at a loss, and which, if no alter:l-
- for the better appears from trials that are now making, will be
alsedessi In no very lung time.
Tbagredcalets necesary to be stated of these mines are as fol.
• bers
• Ist Chtss.—Thirteen mines, producing the following annual re.
Nods, salcalating on the present monthly returns.
Capital employed, J:249,320.
Tons.
Annual produce, Copper Ore
Tin Ore
Lead Ore
London, England, 1826-01-03

HATTON-GARDEN.

ST RANGE A ?FL 17:171 festeiciay morning a gentleman
came into the office, and addressing himself to Li.. brick, the offi-
cer, requested an interview with the sitting Magistrate. The re.
quest was granted, and the Gentleman, approaching the Bench,
said he had to apply on the part of Mr. Kenton, of Lambs Conduit-
street, a member of St. John's Chapel, Bedford-row, for a warrant
to apprehend Mr. Butterworth, the respectable bookseller of Fleet-
street, who is also a member of the above chapel, fur a felony com-
mitted by him therein.
Mr. LAI NG, the Magistrate, asked the applicant what was the
nature of the alleged felony.
The gentleman said that a cushion and hassock had been felo.
niously taken from a pew in St. John's Chapel by Mr. Butter.
worth, and were now in his possession. lie had that morn-
ing applied to him for them, but he peremptorily refused to give
them up, alleging that he had purchased them of the Rev. Mr.
Brick. . .
London, England, 1826-01-03

7 to 1 apt Mignlonette
7 to 1 apt Pawn
V to 1 apt Moses

8 to 1 agst Bedlsmita
9 to 1 agst Crusader
13 to 1 agst Belzoni
18 to 1 agst Barataria

THE OATLANDS' STAKES—NEWMARKET.
The following horses having declared forfeit, pay 10 sows. each.
The forfeits of 10 soya. each, if they amount to 100 soya., will be
run for afterwards as a separate stakes ; if not, they go to the se-
cond horse :
Lord Warwick's Double Entendre, 4 yrs, Oat. 71b.
Mr. Milla's Trinculo, 3vrs, 74t. 121 b.
Mr. Stephenson's hr. c. by Bourbon, darn by Govemoe or Petro-
nius, out of Henrietta, by Warrior, 3 yrs,7st.
Lord Exeter's Attica, 3yrs, fiat. 121 b.
London, England, 1826-01-03

THE ARABIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, free froin
Mercury or Antimony, ate unrivalled in their beneficial
effects in Nervous, Bilious, and Liver Complaints, Indigestion,
and Its numerous train of maladies, and are peculiarly mild and
pleasant as an aperient. The superior efficacy of these Pills has
increased the demand for them so much, that an additional number
of Venders has been appointed in London fur the accommodation
of the Public; and they may now be obtained in Boxes at Is. 14d.
and 2s. 9d. each, of J. V. Simpson ( Proprietor). 28, Henrietta-
street, Covent-garden ; Messrs. Stradling, Royal Exchange:
Borrow and Deans, 156, Bishopsgate-without ; Sequeira, 132,
Whitechspel High-street; E. and F. °tiling, 159, High-street,
and 171, I'nion.street, Southwark ; Ward 324, and Hose, 309,
Holborn ; Prow, 226, and Barfield, 180, strand ; Stanley, 14,
Tavistoek-row, Covent-garden ; Payne, 5, St. Martin's-court ;
Ambridge, 21, Piccadilly ; Hawkins, IL Old Bond-street ;
Grignon, 174, Regent-street, opposite New Burlington-street ;
Colley, 5, llolles-street, Cavendish-square ; Sanger, 150, and
Chandler, 76. Oxford-street ; White, No. 1, and Verde, 23,
Lamb's Conduit-street; and of all Medicine Venders throughout
the Kingdom.
Mr. Renard, N 0.19, Rue Vivienne, is appointed Vender of these
Pills in Paris.
London, England, 1826-01-03

BOW.STREET.

The driver of the hackney-coach, No. 1134, appeared to a sum-
mons obtained against him, by Alr. N. Farren, the comedian, for
demanding more than his fare. The coach was taken from the
stand near Hyde Park corner, to James-street, Long-acre, a fare
which Mr. Farren stated he was constantly in the habit of riding,
and for which he had never paid more than eighteen.pence,thelegal
demand. The defendant had insisted on receiving two shillings.
Reference being had to Mr. Qusife's publication, the distance was
found to be within the mile and a half, a fact, which Mr. Farren
confirmed, by assuring the Bench that Mr. Harris, of Covent-
garden Theatre, had, on a former occasion, had this very distance
measured fur his own satisfaction.
Coaches, now pleading guilty, was fined in the penalty of ten
shillings, and four shillings costs, which Mr. Farren, saying he
had only been actuated by a sense of duty to the public in coming
forward, requested Sir Richard Bimie to place in the fund which
the worthy Magistrate holds for humane purposes.
London, England, 1826-03-31

.4i*:ir;;KifisTiii.cEilkiiiiit"-ifiiitEs, and

t'A\VAB and VITRY ;
ald that the Conditions of the respective Contracts (three in num-
b,nl may be seen upon application to the Clerk or the said Com-
•Mttee, with whom the Proposal must be left before Eleven o'clock
in the Forenoon or the said 12th day of April, 11U6, after which
hour the Col:oral:tee will not receive any Tender.
JOSUP/1 DART, SeereNiry.
London, England, 1826-03-31

LAW YOTICES.

COURT OF KING'S RENCII.
IBMleen Sittings, at Nirl Priar. Eutet Term, 1816.
TXRM.

. -
71rat Skiing. Thumlay, April NI ; !fecund ditto, Thursday, April 27
Laid Mt* ;undefended Cause, atey', Friday. May 5.

APTKII TIMM.
Tuelday, May 9.

N.B. No adpnroment Day
Last night for entering Causes for the Sitting after Term, Tuesday 9,
and for utarking Special Juries, Weine.day, May 10.
London Sitting., at Nisi Prins. Fader Term, 1t126.
First Miffing, Friday, April 21 ; Second ditto, Saturday, April 29 ; Last
ditto oindefeuded Causes only), Saturday, May 6.

AFTISR TI M.
Wedue,day. May 17,

N.B. No adjournment Day in London.
The last day t.r rioering Cau.tes will be Monday 13, and for marking
Special Juries, May in.—Marshal'a Office, March 30.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, before the Right Honour.
able Sit Vl Whim Draper Beat, Knight, Lord Chief J it.tiee of his Majesty's
Court of Common Pleas, at Westminster, la and after Luster Term, IoN.

IY TIRM.

minsmeimx.
Thundery, April Id.
Wednesday, April 19.
M'edne•alay, April 26.
Tuesday, May 2.

I.OVDOV.
Friday, 11 14.
Thursday, April 2).
Thursday, April 27.
Wednesday, May 3.
Wednesday, May 10.
e o'clock, on April 13, 14, 19, 20, 20,
Ind :1, and at ten, forenoon, precisely,
ter Term.

A FT' R:

Tiie4day, 3lay 9
N.B. The Court will sit, at twel,
and 27, at lia!r-pw t nine, on May 2
at the Sittings and Adjournments al

NEW YORK PRICE CURRENT, March 22, 1826.

COITON.

There has been no variation in this market since our last publication.
Thos..les amount to about 400 hales of New Orleans, at 143 d. to Isd. ; and
31* bales of Upland, at 123 to 133 cents. The article arrives but slowly,
and the quantity required to fill up the regular packets for Europe, with
some little demand for home use, leaves no accumulation of stock. There
la but little ummid. The import has been—
From Georgia
South Carolina
North Carolina.... .....
Virginia

~ 130 Liles
, . 219
. 244
London, England, 1826-03-31

FREIGHTS,

The email quantity of Cotton arriving, and the little produce going for.
ward, have eati=ed freights to Liverpool difficult to be obtained, and a de
cite of the rote,, ha.. been submitted to.

TO LIy!RPOOL.

s. d.
Cotton, per th
0 Ot Naval Stores, per barrel.— 3 0
h.obacco, per hhd 1.5 0 Flaxseed, per tierce .. ... ... 8 0
A•be.., per ton.. .... .... ZS 0 Ditto to Ireland, do. 10‘.6d. to Its.
Rice, per tierce

S. d.

TV TDB CONTINENT.
cents.
Cotton l4 Rice ....
Tobacco .. ~...... .... 40 •45 Sugar ..
Ashes 'l5 a 60
• Exchange on London, 8a 8,

4pm. ; France, 40 to 5 25.

cent',

MOREAU'S STATE •OF BRITISH INDUSTRY.

We extract the follow table from a work on the State of British
Industry, by M. Moreau, the French Vice-Consul in London,
published by Treuttel and Co. We regret that we have not room
at present for more of the valuable statements of a gentleman whose
research and industry have produced 50 many beneficial results to
the commercial interests:—•
Declared Value by the Merchants Exporting) of the whole British and
Irish Produce and Manufactures Exported from the Ports of London,
Liverpool, Hull. Greenock, Bristol, and Leith, In each of the Seven
Years ending :..th January, 0322.

_
DECLAZEU VALUE OP EXPORTS PROM
Years ending London. Live 001. Roll.
11th Jan. 1816....622,182,950 £17,6rp57,439 43,549,706
1817.... 16,703,494 13,804,452 5,164,464
1818.... 16,914,297 13,243,694 6,343,165
1819.... 18,121,041 17,391,1126 5,643,6112
1620. 18.0994:6 12,794,919 6,249,797
1821.... 14,667,913 11,643.320 6,211498
1822.... 13,543,169 14,807,983 6,159,659
Greenock. Bristol. Leith.
sth Jan. 1816.... 43,560,613 41,320,912 .4574 968
1817.... 2,277,689 1,046,868 34(198
• —4', 1818.... 2,7015,071 1,073,932 659,317
• .... 2,732,482 1,098,517 825,848
: ... 1,906,898 902,816 794,917
061,196 607.087
1,917,644 631,139 498,582