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London, England, 1826-02-02

DRITRY-LANR 7'REATRE.

This Evening. THURSDAY, Feb. 2, will be performed (4th time) a
uew National Ballad Opera. called
11141.YINA.

The principal Characters by Nessrs.N allack, Sinclair, Hero, Redford,
Harley, and J. Russell; Misses Stephens, Puvey, and Kelly.
To conclude with the Pantomime of

11,14LifiM,iiii[Ch ALI. TRAIIES.
Illawleguln, Mr. Howe I; Pantaloon, Mr. T. Blanchard Clown, Mr.
11111: Columbine, Min Barnett.
To-morrow, Idalviaa; and the Pantomime.

COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

This Evening, THURSDAY, Feb IL will be performed the Comedy of
A BOLD STROKE FOR A IS IFE.

Colonel ',Ammon, Mr. CKemblie; Perch/Intik), Mr. W. Farreo ;
Obadiah Prim, Mr. Enweett.; Freeman, Mr. Cooper; Simon Pure,
\lr. Meadows. Ann Lovely, Mks Jones.

After which the new Nees of
FORAM ; or, THE GIRL Orpax.

'7l.e chamfers by bleirrs.fgeru.n,C.T)per..sind Connor: Indies Lacy

and Goward, and Mid. iilorer.
To-morrow, Clarl; Charles the Second; and Xora.

The BaaTISH Pates commenced publishing yesterday morning
al five o'clock.

LONDON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1826.

The Journal des Debate of Tuesday, which arrived by
express at a late hour last night, states that letters have
been received at Trieste from Corfu, dated the 19th of Ja-
nuary, which confirm the defeat of the Turks under the
walls of Itlissolonghi. Near 3000 Turks and Egyptians
were killed. It is added that COLOCOTRONI, profiting by
the march of IBRAHIM PACIIA to Patras, has taken Tri-
poliaxa by a coup de main. The Greeks were filled with
I.loy.

The Paris Papers received yesterday put an end to all
uncertainty with regard to the undisputed reign of the Em-
peror NICHOLAS. The armies of the South have taken
the oath of allegiance, after being officially informed of the
abdication of the Grand Duke CoNITANTINR. The Ca-
tholic clergy of Poland have also testified their fidelity.
The Etoite publishes the speech of Prince DoLGORUCKY
to the King of BOVARIA, in execution of his mission to
notify the accession of the new EMPEROR. The senti-
ments of this speech are in exact accordance with the pre-
vious declarations of the Russan Court. On the 14th inst.
a Manifesto was issued at St. Petcrsburgh, remitting or
mitigating sentences and fines to which individuals had
previously made themselves liable. It expresses a hope
that this mercy will not diminish that salutary fear of the
laws which ought to be preserved.
The news from Greece continues to be daily more fa-
vourable to the patriots. So anxious, it would seem, are
the Divan now to conclude the war, that several Greek
priests have been ordered to follow the Turkish Commis-
missioners, with the view of insuring the success of the
negotiation.
London, England, 1826-02-02

[From the Etoik dattd Tuesday, Jan. 31.1

OrIESSA, ..1 AX. H.
Since the news of the death of the Emperor Alexander reached
Constantinople, the Divan has had several extraordinary meetings.
On the 22d a grand council took place, at which assisted all the
ministers. The result was, that several couriers were sent off for
the Mores, as well as to the Viceroy of Egypt. Several Greek
priests received orders to follow the two Commissioners Extraonli.
nary, Hussein Bey and Redschid Effendi, who had already set
out for the Mores, with a view, it is said, of inducing the Greeks
to secept_the proposals of shove Commissioners. They quitted
Constantinople on the 2.14.1 ult. Many reports favourable to the
Oreelerriwe circulated in this place.
All the corps of the Russian army of the south, including the
. of thwarmy of Bessarabia, have taken the oath of tiJelity to
tmi.
perm Nicholas, after being officially informed by their
off the abdication of the throne by Constantine, and have rc-
the.oath which they had taken to the latter.
Theatholic clergy, all the bishops at Warsaw, the sufrragans,
the eloper of the metropolis, and the heads of the religious orders,
on tligrh took the oath of fidelity to the Emperor Nicholas, in
preserve of Bic Archbishop Primate of the kingdom.

[From the Pilule of Monday.
PAP. 19, JAW. 29.
Tbe sccaunts which we receive from various parts of Oreere con.
firm the defeats sustained by the Turks and Egyptians in their winter
out:vigil. Though we have not yet any very circumstantial de•
oils bf the last attack on Illissolonglii, it is not possible to doubt
that it sustained a fresh attack on the 27th December, and that the
enemy were repulsed with considerable loss.
Leis known that Ibrahim had been dented on the 7th Dec. in
the Isthmus of Corinth, and that he had retreated to Patyas, where
he marched towards lissolongbi to try a last attack upon tha'
town. It 'is said that being setptainted with the pliin of
the Turks, bad landed 1;100 men at Vastladea to await the cdent.
It ‘lt affitkted that the artillery of Ibrsiiim was directedl4Aus.
trians and Frenchmen.
FRE NCH FI!P/115.—PAnts, ,rAw. 30.—Five per Cents.
Thee per Cents. ; Bank Stock, 2050 f.; Iternb
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ONLY TWO MORE! AND LOTTERIES END FOR

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And other Capitals in former Lotteries exceeding
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London, England, 1826-02-02

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EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

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" The Committee have now the painful duty of reporting, that
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THE COTTON RA DE.

Statement of Import and Sales of Cotton St Liverpool for January
each year.
1825. 1826.
Import. Sales. Import. Sales.
- 13,900 28.400 19,600 28,500
7,700 15 600 2.900 11.900
900 1.400 1.600 400
3,500 6.400 3,70 1,400
1,100 3011 1,200

North American .
South American
West Indies, &c.
Egypt
East India -

28,000 52,900 20,300 43,400
[From the Nem York Price Current of Jan. 7.]
COTTON.—The sales since our last report amount to about 500
bales principally Uplands, at 14 cents cash, and on time, including
a lot of 70 bales fair New Carolina, at 1:la cents, GO days : 87 of
handsome New Orleans at 18 cents. the latter for home consump-
tion. We put down the total sales of the week at 1100 bales.
Liverpool dates of November 12 have been received via Charles-
ton, which state a decline there of i to a on Uplands. We con-
tinue the range of our quotations vipli the remark, that our highest
rates can only be obtained for choice parcels. We have not re-
ceived a bale of the new crop of Alabama this season.

The import since the 10th lost. iiss been—
From Georgia . . . .SP.t bales.
South Caroline - 1117
North Carohns . 922

The total import for the year ending lrt initent was 167,940
bales. . .

.......
The total export for the same period. 168,911 hales.
Prices.—New Orleans (new) 17c. a Ilk. ; Upland (new) 131 c. a
144 e. ; Alabama (uld) 10c. a 11c. ; Tennessee (old) 10c.

RlCE—There has been a more animated demand for this article
since our last publication, and the sales amount to about 500 tierces
at 34 to 31 cents. per lb. the fair to good new, on time. Part has
been taken fur the English, and part for the French market. The
import since the Ist instant, has been—
Tierces.
Savannah - 59
Georgetown - 31-90
Price, old and new, 21 to 30 cents. per lb.
TOBACCO.—The only occurrence of which we have heard
since the transaction in our last, was a sale by auction of sth inst.
of 31 hhds. Kentucky at 4i to fl cents., 90 days. There have been
no imports since the Ist

111EIGIAT9.
To Liverpool. To the Continent.
Cotton . id. to Ad. per lb. - Ato I cents.
Tobacco 354. to 40s. per !dui . 40s. to 4:.5. per hhd.
Ashes 255. to 30s. per ton - 355. to 50s. per ton.
Rice . Bs. to Bs. Gd. per tierce . 60s.
Exchange on London B to 84 pm. ; on France 5 40.
London, England, 1826-02-02

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Wax Lights, 31. 2d.; Mottled Soap. 745. per cwt. ; Yellow. fills. ;
raid, 82s. ; Windsor and Palm Soap. Is. 4d. per lb.; Brown
Windsor. Is. Bd. ; Sealing Irate, 4s. 61. ; the finest Senn Oil,
6s. 31. per gallon.--Orders forwarded to all parts of the world.
London, England, 1826-02-02

AN ELEGANT PRESENT FOR THE FAMILIES OF

THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY.
Just published, fitted up in a handsome Box, price 3/. 9s.
THE PORTABLE DIORAMA ; consisting of Ro-
mantic, Grand, and Picturesque Scenery; with the neces-
sary .3 -naratus for producing the various Effects of Sunrise. Sun.
set. I plight, the Appearance and Disappearance of ('buds, the
Raiuoow, &e. on the Principle of the Diorama in Regent's Park :
accompanied with an entirely new Work, Illustrated with Plates,
entitled the Amateur's Assistant ; or, a Series of Instructions in
Skaching from Nature. the Application on Pertpectire, Tinting of
Sketches. Drawing in Water Colours, Transparent Painting. &c.
The whole intended as a stimulus to young pommy,* In the pur-
suit of a delightful art, by enabling them to delineate various
scenes for the Diorama, as their taste may direct ; thus furnishing
an inexhaustible source of rational enjoyment, by blending Instruc-
tion with Amusement.

By JOHN CLARK.
London : Pnblisl.ed by Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand, and sold by
all Booksellers and Stationers.
London, England, 1826-02-02

THE BRITISH PRESS.

COLOMBIAN MINING ASSOCIATION.

A meeting of the Proprietors of this Association look place yes-
terday at the City of London Tavern.
Mr. POWT.ES took the Chair, and stated that the meeting was
con"ened solely for the purpose of receiving the annual report of
the Dii woes, according to the deed of settlement. He then pro-
ceeded to read this report, which was copious and well written, but
occupied almost wholly by the geological details and local circum-
stances of the mines purchased by the Ssciety. These may be
classed under four heads, vie.: the mines of Maraquita, of Pam-
plona, of Nicaragua, and others more scattered in situation. On
the first of these possessions alone, the most valued because the best
known, has been hitherto bestowed all the labour of the British
purchasers. The La Noma mines at Maraquita already employ
160 miners, and the waned more is stated to be the only impedi-
ment to the extension of the works.
The account of the receipts and expenditure which followed the
report was remarkably brief, and afforded a sorry contrast with the
ample and enchanting descriptions of Alpine scenery which had
just been read. We were just able to collect, that the amount of
the original subscription (50,0001 A has been consumed, while some
of the Society's acceptances lie without provision, leaving a balance
against the Association of about 1,3001.
. The 'CHAIRMAN made some observations on the hazard of
mining speculations in gentral, and the comparative prosperity of
this, and concluded by stating that the Directors, after maturely
considering whit means would sufficsio render their present ope-
rations effective, were gratified in being able to confine their de-
mands on the Proprietors to so low a sum as 21 per cent. on the
Shares.
It was then moved and resolved that the report he printed, and
after voting thanks to the Chairman and Directors, the meeting
separated without discussion.
London, England, 1826-02-02

7p CLARK'S GENERAL OUTFITTING WARE-
• HOUSE. for the EAST and WEST INDIES and
SOUTH AMERICA, EXETER CHANGE, STRAND.

Officers, Cadets, and IVriters going to India, and Gentlemen
proceeding to South America, or any other part of the Globe, will
Sod in this Establishment the whole of their Appointments,
Swords, Caps, Sashes, Belts, and Pistols, &c. together with •
large and well-manufactured stock of Sea Cots, Couches, and Bed.
ding; Cabin Wash.hand 'fables, Chairs, and Lamps Sea (liests,
mule and Bullock Trunks, and every other desctiption of Travel.
nag Equipage.

- -
An assortment of Canteens, ready fitted with the necessary re-
quisites for India. and other tropical climates: likewise a great
unriety of Silver and Plated Articles, Knives and Forks. suitable
foe families going abroad, Military and llindostanee Rooks
4Maps, &C-
A fashionable Stock of Carriage, Curricle, Tandem. Pheton, I
Stanhope, and Chaise Harness, with every description of SedtUery,
tkc. A.c. for home use, East and West Indies, and South America,
.ollich merit inspection from their quality, first stile of workman-
ship, and moderate prim.
All the Articles in this Establishment are warranted, and of
excellent plan of fifty years standing is strictly ruended to the
staking but one Ready Money Price, from which uo abatement will
b mule.
London, England, 1826-02-02

DIED.
On the let instant, at Slough, in the G9th year of her age.
Ann, widow of the Rev. W. Chapman, late Vicar of Margate.
At 31argsretting, Essex. an the 29th ult., in ber79th year, 31r.
Hannah Junes, widow of Mr. Robe,t Jones, formerly of Stratford.
green.
On the 30th ult. at his residence in Thomhaugh street, tit", Rev.
John Hyatt. for many years one of the Ministers of Tottenheel.
court Chapel, and the Tabernacle, Aluortlekts.
On Saturday last, at the house of her daughter, In College.
street, Westminster, Mrs. Hussey, relict of John Homey, Esq. of
Richlnond, Surrey, in the 84th year of age.
At Arundel, on Sunday lost, is the 80th tear of Mn ege, the Hon.
Mrs. Howard, ftliCj of the late Henry Ifoward4 H.q. and mother
of Lord Howard of Effingham.
At Chelsea, ere the 96th tilt. in :he 431 yea •;e, Capoil
Richard Grant. on half-pay 63d regiment.
On the 31st ult.. Mr. George Perkiest*, of Clareadoe.plsee.
Maida Vale, aged 73.
London, England, 1826-02-02

IMPErS PRACTICE.

Containing near 1,1100 pages. closely printed, price If. IN. in
boards. dedicated. by permission, to Sir \Valium Drafter Best,
THE NEW INSTRUCTOR CLERICALIS; stating
the Authority, Jurisdiction, and Modern Practice of the
Court of Common Pleas. Seventh Edition, with Additions.
In royal gvo. price It. DN. board',
The MODERN I'RACTICE of the COURT of KING'S
BENCH. Tenth Edition.
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in royal Bro. price IL boards,
The MODERN PLEADER. made easy and meal to Stu.
dents, and to the Practisers in Town and Country : furnishing the
letter with the necessary Instructions for their Agents. The Second
Edition.

By J IMPEV.
In myal Bro. price 11. 4%. boards.
'Flee PRACTICE of the OrFick: of SHERIFF. UNDER
HUI FS. !ea 430HeNAIRS, with Appendix of Forms. 6th

Edition. By J. Impey.
Printed fur J. and W. T. Clarke. Law Booksellers and Pub-
lishers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn.

This dav are published, elegantly printed in quarto,
THE SPORTSMAN'S REPOSITORY, Parts I. and
11., containing the following capital Subjects, engraved by

Scott :

---
HORSES, Four Plates---Jupiter, by Eclipse, from the cele-
brated picture by Gilpin ; Brood Mare and Foal, by Stubbs; King
Herod, by Sartorius , Flying Childers, from the original picture by
Seymour, remarked many years ago by the Yorkshire aportsmen,
who knew the horse, to be a moat perfect copy of the life ; Elea-
nor,
winner of the Derby and Oaks in 1801, by Marshall ; the only
instance of a winner of there two Stakes.

DOGS, Four Plates—Blood Hound, Southern Hound, Water
Dog, and Springer, all from fine pictures by Reinagle.
This work will comprise upwards of forty eopper•plate engrav-
ings, representing the horse and the dog in all their varieties, ac-
companied with a comprehensive and systematic description of
each, and a variety of information on training and the sports of the
field, and will be completed in Ten Parts, price ss. each.
A few copies, with proof impressions of the plates on India
paper, at 7s. 6d. each Part.
Published by Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper. Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1826-02-02

',OLD COAST COMPAXI'.—The Directors having
VT determined to dissolve this Ctsnpany, on account of ciccum-
' stances and impediments which would resider ita prosecution both
bssardous and difficult, notice is hereby given, that a full and de.
tailed statement of the Accounts of the Company, with a General
Report, will be lying for the inspection of the Proprietors with the
Secretary, at the Company's Office, No. 16, Bishopsgate.street,
on or after the I lith inst. ; and the Proprietors may, any day after
the ISth Inst. between the hours of twelve and two (leaving their
Certificates with the Secretary ten days previously for examine_
tine) receive the amount of their Subscriptions, deducting the
trifling lone which has taken place in consequence of the diffirence
in value of that portion of the capital which had been invested in
the public Nnds, and the expenses incurred in the progress of the
business.
London, England, 1826-02-02

BIRTHS.

.
In Upper Wimpole.street, on the 28th ult., the lady of George
Arbuthnot, Esq. oft son.
On the 3Uth ult. Mn.s Robert Strachan, of Calthorpe.stroet, of a
daughter.
London, England, 1826-08-02

IVES7'ERIV CIRCUIT.

Erna, MortnaY, /UV! 31.
now? D. nitENToW,
This ppm Mts., after nearly two days' hearing, soliottrnag.
Saturday, RA was before stated, in consequence of the sudden •
position of one of the Jurors. This morning, at the o'clock, Mr
Justice I.; 'tTI,ViDA I.E was in Court, but it having been eetti6eo
that the Juror was not able to attend, the Jury was discharge* be
consent of the parties, and the cause Is left as a remoter! to nen.
Assizes, when It will commence de noro. The expenses of (M.
partial and now useless proceeding exceeds, it is said, altogether,.
6,0401.
London, England, 1826-08-02

COLOMBIA.

News from La Guava has been received at Baltimore
to the Bth June. General l'aez has been called to Valen-
cia, by an express., on the 6:h, in consequence of some dis-
turbances which had taken place in that city. The muni-
cipalities of the towns in the province were to hold their
meeting there on the 4th, to take into consideration the
coalition of Venezuela, and to devise measures for its se-
curity and relief.
It is understood that the neighbouring provinces are
opposed to the violent course adopted by Venezuela ; and
Geoeral Bermudez has placed himself at the head of six
thousand men in Cusnana, to prevent the revolutionary
spirit from spreadin,g into that province. Ile has very
promptlFaistl Ueda* placed hitnaelf in a posture of de-
lenee, and raised a standard, with the words " Bulivar and
the Constitution."
The Caracns Colomhiano attacks the administration at
Wgota as corrupt, and speaks in the plainest terms against
General Santander, who lately resigned the Vice-Presi-
dewy. D 025 the province expect more security or consti-
tutional liberty under such a man as Pacz, or better results
from an unconstitutional appeal to arms under his direc-
tion? Not that there appears any danger of bloodshed;
the troops have the ascendancy In Venezuela, and the
voices of those who may be (poised to them and their
Gezira' are not heard. It is evident however that Pacz
has not entire sway ; for he has appealed to Bolivar, and
Bolivar, he knows, will never unction his conduct.
The condition of Caracas, in a commercial point of view,
is represented as very discouraging : money is very scarce,
and debts are not paid.
The tone of Pacz, in his letter to Bolivar, is quite apo-
logetic and submissive. The Liberator will probably re-
store everything to order on his arrival.
A letter from an officer attached to the United States
frigate John Adams, writes under date of Stli June, that
the ship " arrived a few days since; all on board well."
She touched on her passage out at Matanzas, Ilayannah,
Omoa, and Carthagena, where she landed Col.
Williams, Charge des Makes to Guatemala. At Cantle-
sena lay the Colombian squadron, consisting of a number
- ot fine ships. "The Flag-ship," says our letter writer,
" a sixty gun frigate, built at New York, is one of the
nic3t splendid ships I ever beheld." Col. Williams's private
Se.r,tary, Mr. APlntosh, left him at ilavannali, having
necorne tired of the voyage, and disliking the manner of
travelling, as described to him, on mules, over the rugged
wountaius of that portion of Sofa America.
London, England, 1826-08-02

THE BRITISH PRtSS.

main by anothtr Mort. it is absolutely necessary that something
should be dune to prevent that dreadtul oppression.
THOMAS v. MONTGOMERY.
Mr. 31lit.t. An said, that about four months ago the Court had
made an order in the late Duke of Queensberry's cause, directing
sums of money to he paid to tenants reported by the Master to be
entitled to them, but that the payment should not take place for a
fortnight from that time, that persona who might be entitlei t
make arrests, might have the opportunity of bringing them in ;
none of those arrestments had yet been made, and the Learned Gen-
tleman thought it time to claim the benefit of his Lordship's order
on behalrof his clients.
Mr. HART appeared for the executors ; he had no instructions to
contradict anything that had been stated by Mr. Millar, and there-
fore could not make any objection.
The Lott D CHANCE tt.olt then ordered the payment to be made
for hwith.
London, England, 1826-08-02

NAY?!.

Vint° STATES---We bare moiler' a port-att-Prince news-
pacer of June 11, and tniOalete the ta:loring :
The following Amerlews vessels, whirl. are in our harbour, have
been bought by two Beytion'commercial Itouso of this place, and
are destiotd for voyages to do: United States of it;:ierica ; one the
.berm, brig Cadmus, end the other the Aurilla. They changed
Me name of the first to rArtibunite, and that of the otts.,T to Co-
Oo tbz l9th of June tise Secretary-Genera gave dinner to the
tonsl-Bencral of Orem Britain, wlirch was well a•tended. Mr.
Dlackentie was detained by illness; and the Consols of the other
ra•ions, says the Fratige.de Commerce, acre doubtless id, as they
LIA: not attend.

Nonrote. U. S., JULY I.
WO learn from Captain Wliteinn of the schooner Monroe, which
arrived here vesterday, from Jeremleit;:, Bor.,inics, via Eleuthera.
tour days and a half from the latter, that intOrniati.in rsached Je.
mete on die 12th inst. of the arrival at the sea: of that
anent of a British frigate with a British Ambassador (a celnurrt!
man), with whom tine negotiation of a commercial treaty had been
enrereil upon. the terms of which were very favourable to England,
bur against which a strong ?monstrance had been made by the
Pettit Charge d'Affaires.
We also learn from Capt. Wheeler. that the British brig of war
Lion sailed from Nassau, New Providence, about ten days since,
ic pursuit of a long black brigantine, manned principally with
blear. which It was reported had committed acts of piracy on a
&MI gad American brig, off Ileneagua, and murdered the whole
of th: crew of the latter. The Speedwell sloop of war was to sail
with the same object in a few days after the Lion. There was a
great scarcity of provisions on the eastern part of Eleuthera, owing
long4aatinued drought.
London, England, 1826-08-02

VALUABLE IMPROPRIATE RECTORY.
By Mr. SHUT TLE WORTH.
At the Mart, on THURSDAY, the 17th inst., at 12, in One fm'.
ALL that desirable ESTATE, in the County of /..ar-
folk. comprising the IMPROPRIATE RECTORY of
WORM EGAY. with the GREAT TITIIES arising from obi tat
2.500 ACRES of LAND, now let to the owners and occupiers for
the year ending at Michaelmas, 1026, at low rents, amounting to-
gether to 4:.01.
Also FIVE ACRES of GLEBE LAND, and a PUBLIC-
HOUSE, wilt requisite Buildings, and about FIVE ACRES of
LAND, part Freehold and part Copyhold, situate in Wormcgsy
aforesaid.
I The only outgoings affecting the Tithes are a stipend of 201. per
annum payable to the perpetual Curate, and the repairs of the
Chancel.
lVormegay is distant five miles from the port and borough of
King's Lynn, and the roads in the neighbourhood are of the first
quality.
For particulars.apply to Mr. Shuttleworth, Poultry, London;
and to Messrs. NI hincop and Lane, Solicitors, Lynn.

Nos. 14 and 15, LA NOIIAhI.PLACE,
The Residence and Propertyy Mr. of WiICOX ,liam Haygarth, Esq. deceased.
B
At the Auction Mart, on WEDNESDAY, the 23d inst., at One
precisely,
Lot 1. CONVENIENT MANSION, finished in a au-
v perior style of elegance and durability, with domestic
offices of every description, suitable for a large establishment, very
eligibly situate in the vicinity of Portland-place and Cavendish.
square ; the principal apartments are of noble dimensions, and the
whole in perfect repair.
Lot 2. Desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE, built in uniformity
with the adjoining mansion, containing eight chambers, handsome
drawing-rooms, commodious dining parlour and library, with suit.
able offices.
The premises are in a perfect state, and are held on lease for 99
years, at low rents.
Printed particulars to be obtained of Mr. Allen, Solicitor, Clif.
ford's Inn ; at the Auction Mart; and of the Auctioneer, 25, St.
Jiunes's-stroet.
London, England, 1826-08-02

The following are extracts from the German Papers re-
ceived yemert!ay:—

BERLIV.JULY 13.

Tile situation of the provinces of East ara: West Prussia, whose
Loner prosperity, founded on the English trade, has eutirely
vanishel, has long since engaged the attention of the Government.
Landed property in these provinces has hardly any value at all,
sod totem speedy and powerful Mil a_greeded, a uncial bank-
s pacy of the landowners is inevitsblClrneler theiteriistenle/f.
our active Minister of Finance, bl. Von Alma, his been ordered
to take a journey to these provinces, that be may be able, from
personal knowledge of the case, to propose to the King the best
memos of saving them from utter ruin, when his Majesty will
'Wit them on hat recur.: from Toplitz, for the purpcse of review-
ing the troops.
ft a great part of the numerous Prussian cavalry were to be quer.
terrl according to the wishes of the inhabitants in these provinces,
where torape is much cheaper than in the other parts of o.ia king.
slam. this might partly wive to avert the danger which threatens
liana ; but a thorough improvement can be expected only from
t.me, and from an Increased circulation of money, to be introduced
e.th prudence into all the provinces. Hitherto it we only in these
provinces that public sales of large evates were frequent, but the;
teem nowt t extend to the other provir.ces.
In the province of Frankfort the noble estate of Fruuendorf,
lb aittl Wongod to the rest French army eolvractvr, Count (le la
ktivanere. is offered for sale to the highest bitidzy, on account of
rents, and according to the instances which have already (Tamed,
the highest &Ter sill h 'ldly amount to the half of the value at
/which it is officially taxed.
In the seven Russian Universities there are at present 3.009 ,tu.
dents, VO profeNsors, lecturm. &c. The students are organi7el
almost in a military manner, wear a uniform, and are under a very
stria superintendence.
VIENNA, JVLY 18.
The statement that the Duke Ferdinand of Saxe Coburg Saohield
eta take the title of Coburg, in cot:sequence of the death of Prince
Collars.. is founded on a mistake.
JULY IV.—Nletalliques, ; Rank Shares, 1063.
JULY 24.—Metalligam, 841 ; Hunk Mares, 105 4.
SINGULAR CIRCUMSTAger.—IVe understand that, on
the morning of Thursday se'nnight the porter of the Car-
de-office, as he was about to open the door, found, in the
kity-hole, the right fore-finger of a female, which had
been wrenched off by the second joint from the extremity.
It was much lacerated, and bore needle marks. It is con-
jectured to have belonged to some of the unfortunate crea-
tures infesting the streets, who, reltietPit to go with some
I erson, had put her linger into the key-hole to resist drag-
g 1:‘, which ind'iced the relentless brute to give suck a
...olden and strong pull, as brought away the victim, and
:3re fa two joints of her fore-fins, r.—Belfaq
London, England, 1826-08-02

WI liii:MACrkS),HotrlTJLoicl Westaigl! 2Melts.
No. 20, Maiden-lane, Covent-garden, begs leave most respectfully
to inform his Friends and the Public, that he has on Sail a quantity
of PERRY, CIDERS, ALES, and STOUT, of serior quality
and flavour, in casks or bottles, and at very low prices.
••• The Trade supplied on reasonable Wm&
London, England, 1826-08-02

TO BUILDERS, PLASTERERS, STATUA RIES,
MASONS, AND OTHERS.
EXTENSIVE STOCK AND UTENSILS IN TRADE,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AND EFFECTS, &c. &c.
By Mr. SHUTTLEWORTH,
On the Premises, Dean.street, Soho, in the course of' the present
Month,
THE valuable and extensive STOCK and UTENSILS
in TRADE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and EF-
FECTS of Mr. Carter. The Stock consists of scaffold poles, boards,
cords, pulleys, ladders, crosses, stuff boards, tubs, pails. buckets,
yokes, sieves, screens, steps. tressels, hoisting engines, blocks and
tails, and olocks and chains, hoisting wheels, wheel-barrows, rules,
moulds, trucks, carts, saw.machine, large lathe, fly press, plaster,
corn and colour mills, dressing machine, drawing boards, casting
tables, trammels, marble chimney pieces, a large quantity of rare
plaster ornaments, ancient and modern, a large quantity of inlaid
ornamental pavements, wrought and unwrought stone, fire-bricks.
and numerous other useful articles. The Furniture consists of the
usual assortment of upholstery and cabinet articles, plate, linen,
china, glass, books, wine, and miscellaneous effects.
May be viewed two days precious to the sale, when catalogues
may be had on the premises; and of Mr. Shuttleworth, No. 20
Poultry.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Parisian Clock, and lilisccllancous Articles from Abroad.
By Mr. BULLOCK.
At his Rooms, 211, High Holborn, TO. HORROR, at 12,
OOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and many
vlr Miscellanies of a Gentleman, including a gilt Parisian clock
and a time-piece, a capital siz-octave cabinet pianoforte, lamps,
lustre., chimney-glasses, Turkey carpet of large dimensions, ivory
knives and other cutlery, china and glass, foreign furniture, &c.
Also, a variety of bedsteads, with beds, mattresses and bedding.
two handsome mahogany wardrobes, chests of drawers, basin and
dressing-stands, twelve excellent dining-room chairs, eight ditto
claw, card and centre tables, carpets, nil-cloths, chimney, pier and
dressing glasses, curtains, India matting!, kitchen requisites, &c.
31ay be viewed until the sale, and catalogues had.
London, England, 1826-08-02

can novice, and determined to return very shortly to the United
Statei, and that he has taken his passage tut that purpose in a brig
to sail in two %%kr. Very little attention was shown him on his
arrival at Vera Crux. The officers of the Mexican men of WIT in
port had nearly all left the service in disgust, and about one hun-
dred and fifty of the seamen hrd sailed for the United States.
Several English and French ships of war arrived while Captain
Cry* 1141 in port: and the 3lesicans being apprehensive they
werc,Sparstiirds in disguise, ordered dent down to t4acrificies. Cap-
tain Crape represents the country as befog druat in a state of
ar.ariby."

TRADE IVITII MEXICO.
Wastianvoc, JUNE 23.
We publish to.day an official communication from Mr. Poinsett,
our Minister to Mexico, enclosing a decree of the General Congress,
w:dch declares that all I.;nods, the produce or manufacture of the
Mexican States, except gild and silver, coined and in bars, may be
exported free of deity.
PCIII.ISIII'D EY AUTHORITY.
The M. E. President of the United Illex'icon States ha: been
?testa to tideless to me the decree which folio as :
'ills President of the United 3lexican States to the inhabitants
thereof—Know ye, that the General Congress have decreed as
fullers :
All geode, ymoductiorne, and effects, of national growth or manu-
facture, which may be exported. shall be free of duty. and neither
shall the State through which they may pass, or the public autho-
rities on the coasts. impose on thorn any duty of whatsoever descrip-
tion, except the following
Coined gold, two per cent.
4 Ibld is -bars, or otherwise, two per cent.
Silver, coined, in bars, or otherwise, three and one half per cent.
Lorenzo De %avails. President of the Senate.
Tymardo Goneales Perez De Angulo, President of the Chamber
of permits.
Denieerio Castillo. Senator Secretary.
Jesqu:n Miguel Guttering Deputy Secretary.
‘lliereupon / direct the same to be printed, published, ar.el
cis-
-ciliated, and that the same be duly fulfilled.
Palen of tbe Federal flovemroent in Mexico,
10:h May, 182 d.

15141.baset.uoz VICT ORIA.
And I :73i4tr.:t the same to you to be iartiol into effect.
God a:•.d I.Pocrty.
Mexico, May Ili, MA

EST EVA.
London, England, 1826-08-05

MARKETS.

CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, At:a. 4.
The Wheat trade has been very dull this week, and Monday's
prices arc in very few instances supported, even for the best
parcels; anything of a middling or ordinary sort is certainly lower.
Radeb Beans, and Pain, Contlut meetly in Tame, bat in °sir
there is more business doing this morning, and rather better prices
have been made. Plusher articles no variation worth notice.

5511'1111,1 ELD. Futn.ty. Auc. 4.
We ouvinue to be largely supplied with Beasts, but the quality
is mostly of an Inferior kind, and 4.. ed. per stone is the top price
for the best. glutton has not incretre I on Monday's terms 4 Lamb,
however, has rather on improved sale ss. 4d. being given for such
as are of the choicest weights. The Veal trade likewise has been
more brisk than on Monday, and sales are freely modest ss. 4d.
per stone.
To sink the offal, per stone of Blbs.
Beef
Mutton
Lamb ~.. 4s 4d to 53 4d
‘n Or FATTLF Ttllki DAY.